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BEVAN'S PLAN

TO EASE

MIDDLE EAST

TENSION

Hanover, New Hampshire, Nov. 5. The British Labour Party leader, Aneurin Bevan, today urged a three-point programme Includ- ing a "redistribute the wealth” idea aimed at easing tensions in the Mid-East.

Mr Bevan, addressing a Dartmouth College au-

dience, made these recommendations:

Attempt To Defraud

Pakistani Envoy Fails

London, Nov. 5.

A Pakistani, Bashir Ahmed Shaikh, 31, of Putney, London, was today sen- tenced to two years' im- prisonment by on Old Bailey jury for conspiracy with

mon named Choudry and others to choot and defraud the High Commissioner for Pokiston of money by false pretencas.

a

He was also found guilty of causing the High Commissioner to deliver cheque for

£4,802-11-8d by virtue of forged involer.

A

Mr Christmas, Humphreys, prosecuting, suid that a year ngo, Chaudry was sentenced seven years imprisonment for

Guarantees backed by

the United States, Rusele, England and France to Israel and the Arab States regarding aggrewien by either alde.

*

Measures to give all-less Arab States a share in the revenue of the oil-rich Arab States.

Moves by the Big Four, or any other nations, to solve the Arab refuges prob- lens.

Constructive

Mr Bevon also said e "con- structive interpretation" of Russia's part in submitting the Turco-Syrian dispute to United Nations "would acknow- ledge that (Nikita) Khrushchev

did it to avald war,"

the

The Labour Party spokesman that leaders in suggested America are "lagging behind their people" in their un- willingness to recognise Chinn.

"References to recogultion (of China) have been much more popular (in the United States) than I had supposed they would be," he said. "I suspect the national leaders are lugging behind their people."

In an cariler speech Mr Bevan had said the Soviet regime was slowly changing to a more rè- of govern. presentative form

elt frauding the Pakinn Government-Unie Prees. ment through their London offices of some £25,000 by using forged invoices.

STATEMENT

A statement made by Chau- dry after his arrest Implicated Shaikh and a man named Azad, who worked in the audit office 31 the High Commissioner's office, and Azad was still large. said Mr Humphreys,

WAS

nt

In October, 1953, Chaudry, who

the employed in accounts department, and Azad began putting their heads together.

Three months later, a "double payment" for goods supplied to the Pakistan Government was made by mistake by Chaudry, and Azad "covered up" the mis- take in the audit

Afterwords, Azad suggested 10 Chaudry that this would be * good way of raising money" The scheme was explained to Shaikh who readily agreed.

FICTITIOUS

A company was

registered with a fictitious address, and cheques received from the High Commissioner's office on forged duplicate invoices, which were altered to make it appear that they were originals, were paid into an account opened in the company's name.

Mn Humphreys said this was nol fraud on the suppliere of the goods, who were paid.on the original invoices, but on the High Commissioner, who paid but again on the forged duplicate invoices.

Azad, in the audit office, made sure that the forged invoices did not come to the notice of the

auditore. Shaikh provided the

ERROR OF JUDGMENT

BY PILOT

London, Nov. 6.

"MISS GHANA" WEDS

The first "Miss Ghana", Monica Amekoafia, and her

bridegroom,

Marrah, after Henry their wedding at Bromp- ton, Oratory, London, re- 'cently-Reuterphoto.

Mr DOWNFALL OF

ZHUKOV:

TURCO-SYRIAN

FRONTIER

RENEWED

TENSION

Doinascus, Nov. 5. Syria's acting Foreign Minis

tor, Mr Khalil Kallas, said here today that Turkish "acts of provocation" on the Syrian frontier had in- creased since the United Notions dobate on the Syrian-Turkish

onded last week.

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AN ANALYSIS BY DULLES

A Struggle Over The Red Army

Washington, Nov. 5. Mr John Foster Dullas, the U.S. Secretary of State, sald today that the fall of Marshal Georgi Zhukov from his post as Soviet Defence Minister certainly had involved tho exercise of personal power by Mr Nikita Khrushchoy, the Soviet Communist Party Chief.

DEGREE

But whether what had hop- disputa penod had Increased Mr Khrushchev's power basically could for not only the future An error of skill and judg-

He told a press conference tell, he told his press confer ment by the pilot was that unless the situation im-ence. alleged, in an official ro- | proved, Syria would demand a port issued here today, to resumption of the debate have caused the crash fore the General Assembly with the loss of 34 lives-adjourned for Christmas. of a Viking airliner leav- ing Blackbushe Airport, Hampshire, last May for Tripoli.

be

Answering questions, Mr

tint

said it seemed Ho Marshal Zhukov did not wish

Army to accept for the Red the degree of control that Mr Khrushchev wanted on beltalt of the Party.

Dullty Mr

Kang, who is also the Minister of National Economy, said that

repented

his by nets of provocation he meant

statement that there The plane, on charter to the flights of aircraft over Syrian carlier

a constant pulling and troops at Was

the Soviet War Office, had just taken off territory, aring by when it crashed killing the Syrian peasants over the border hauling ----within

State. pllot, Captain E. D. M. Jones, and Turkish troops movements

He said the fall of Marshal' his crew of four niki 29 passen which

Zhukov had apparently, the gers. There was one survivor.the interlor

volved primarily about whether or not the Red Army should chiefly serve the Russian State or. the Communist Party and its goals.

border.

were not towards

but along

The accident happened at night when the airliner turned He said: "An eventual attack

still

and back with engine trouble two is

21 possibility we are taking our measures minutes after take-off.

and precautions on the basis of The report said the accident this possibility, was caused by Captain Jones'

fallure to maintain height and "If the attack comes, it is no a safe flying speed when apsceret that the whole population proaching to engine,--Reuter,

land

on one will defend the country to the

[last."—Heuter.

SCALP OF ABOMINABLE

SNOWMAN?

Katmandu, Nov. 5.

£40 to open the company's bank A Swiss agricultural expert, G. W. Schulthons, said here today that account and was

present when

the duplicate invoices were alter-

ed on his typewriter.

In February, 1955, "when the balloon went up," Choudry fled and while he was on the con- tinent, Shaikh helped to keep him

supplied with money.

France-Presse.

hé had discovered and photographed a scalp resambling that

of a human being but larger, which he balloved to have come from "Yet!!" or "Abominaute Snow/man."

Schulthei käid he had discovered the scalp at the

Pangboche

- Monastery recently at the foot of Mount Evarost. The priest there showed him an unusually large scalp which he exid belonged to Yell.

Bohuithean sald the scalp sodimed very old, like thick leather, covered with howy radělah brown hair about 21⁄2 centimetros long.

Donkeyman's the priest aid the scalp belonged to a Yeti that lived ten

The

Fate

Amsterdam, Nov. É Dutch Ambassador int been instructed by

Cairo has

officials

his 'Government to make Inquiries about the fate of an Jarzell crew

the member of Dutch freighter "Akarl" who WD3 „arrested by Baypian

last Saturday,

ihe Foreign Office said today.

The Dutch Ministry Foreign Affairs instructed its Ambassador in Cairo, Dr W. Knoop Koopmans, by cable to ask the Egyptian Government

of

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Zerner (32), the Israeli donkey- man who was todoon, from his ship when it whe docked

| Algerndria.—United Press,

genera.

Elone ago. The founder of the monestory, who lived at the time, was terved by a Yeti. One day the Yeti found his master deed and died too. Since then, disciples of the first priest had carefully preserved the scalp.-France-Presse.

POP

TURPRUGE!

PREDT

ADVENTURISM

re-

Mr. Dulles noted that Marshal Zhukov was accused in Mos- cow of "adventurism" Foreign policy.

In

The Secretary of State said that

the only adventurism in Foreign Affairs recently had been the Soviet threats against Turkey during the three-week visit of Marshal Zhukov to Yugoslavle and Albania.- Reuter.

Malinovsky Meets Peng

The

Moscow, Nov. 5. new Soylet Defenco Minister Marshal Radion Malinovsky-who recently re placed Marshal Georgi Zhukov yesterday recelvd fus Chinese counterpart, Marshal Peng Teh-hual, tho Soviet Nowa Agency Tass reported today.

Marshal Feng is a member of the Chinese amelal delega tion now visiting Moscow for the adversary of the revolu ilan celebration-Reuter.

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