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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12, 1957.

Filipinos Go To The Polls Today

Assault On Suez

P.I. Elections: Storm Disrupts Plans Missed Disaster

If India's Govt

Falls:..

A RAGING TYPHOON RIPS THROUGH NATION'S

COMMUNICATIONS LINES

A Warning By Krishna Menon A

New York, Nov. 11. ́ India asserted in the United Nations to- night that if the In- dian Government fell, there would be no stable government anywhere in Asia,

M: V. K. Krishna Menon, Indian Defence Minister, also told the Security Council that no Indian Government could survive in the absence of unity which hade up for lack of strength in the economic unci other spheres.

Manila, Nov, 12. raging election day typhoon smashed through the Philippines today, ripping down communications lines and dis- rupting the young nation's election plans.

However, despite the 120-mile-per-hour winds of

Typhoon "Kit," the greatest voter turnout in the nation's 11-year history was expected. Polls opened at 7 a.m. and will close at 6 p.m. with

an hour's break for lunch. There were re- ports however that the typhoon had delayed the arrival of some ballot boxes at polling stations near Manila,

Most of the country's 7,259,370 | sident down to Congressmen” registered voters were expected and not to allow them to fall: to brave the typhoon winds and in defeal after having

the people well,

Mr Menon,' speaking in ruin to climax the most exten- delate on Kishinir, delivered | sive and controversial political bla address slowly.

"i no etrcumstances what- 50 Ver

campaign in Philippine History.

President Carlos P. Garela,

to however, called off a scheduled

iTu we prepared countenance a proposition whichvoling fight to his native pro- early today. 721410113 Chr Balkonisation of vince of Bohol

ruled out the Indla iur in abstract principle Security officers which deca

Mrflight and an expected Garcla not "Xisi," Menon told the Council.

vote for himecit due to the dis- turbed weather conditions,

Voters were 10 select

Vice President, President, been repeated references whleb eight out of 24 Senators and the implied degree #1 pressure on India, Mr Menon entre 103-man House of Re-

particularly from her presentatives,

had taken In the Council there had

De will discussions

suld, friends.

moral of

NO CONFEDERACY

The Winner?

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Rad

President Carlos P. Garcia, The Union of fudio was not a feirunchly unti-Communist confederacy, he said. Its con- a friend of the United States, stitution was "based on the was given a slight edge as the blood of many Americans, who probable winner. However, had said that the union was in-political observers hore violable."

that the typhoon and its possible effects on segments of the voting population might have unexpected effects.

phasised

em

served

Accomplishments

110 underscored what he ΟΙ called the accomplishments the administration during the last four years,

The President stressed thint the administration "has not only resurrected the faith of the people in our government, but has made the people feel that they ura. truly a part of it,"

Ho said that "Peaco and order again rule the land. The Encroachment of Commutals has boen stopped in all its forms. There is now faith and there is hope."

Zhukov Flashback To Berlin

Poland's "Terror

Boss" Gaoled For 15 Years

Warsaw, Nov. 11.

KORN LEHTP

separate Roman Romkowski, head of the Polish Secret Police in the Stalin era, was sentenced to 15 years gaol today after an eight-week- secret trial.

At the same time, Nationalist Citizen's Party Presidential candidate Senator Claro M. Recto and his running mate Lorenzo Tanada and Senatorial aspirants

held

# No Government in Indle

mammoth rally here, could merince the unity of its

"Aguinat formidable odds, we territory and open the doors of

have embarked upon a crusade .disintegration and inake India a

to win for our people lives of "happy hunting ground."

Gorela was faced by potent freedom, dignity and pros- Ta the absence

Liberal perity," Recto said. "We have Including of inity, opponents

Yulo. Jose

no insidious candidate

Two

well-known top | said it was turmer ties with vested

other which made up luck of Party

Manuel Interosto, Party's

the Secret Police, people Were murdered and that only commit- omelain of strength in the economic and Progressive

Anatol there were torture chambers in othe

the Filipino Jozef Rozansk

and government Manahan ahd Nationalist Citizen ment st... no could survive if the Indian Party condianto Senator Claro people...."

Fejgin, were sentenced to 10 prison cells where people "re- mained for weeks anikle-deep Governmen!

Earlier in the day, a huge and 12 year respectively. foll, there would

Nacionalista motoreado

In excretstat.” be no slable government any-

stnged. It toured Manila where in Asia, he said.

distributed campaign Press,

ARC

for

M. Recto...

Some 12,000 Constabulary and Army troops had been alerted to watchdog the elec- tions. Incidents were expected today around polling areas,

Meanwhile, President Garcia and other ruling Nocionalisla Party candidates made their final bids for nation-wide sup-t port in today's national election at a huge pollucal rally late! Monday night.

The Indian delegate had sald legal aspects of that "certain the question might be referred to the international court of Justice for an advisory opinion." "What I want to ask, is what 'certain legal aspects," Me Menon remarked.

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not possible for any government to answer questio:19 on What are called certain

'Certain is ni legal aspects",

The 01-year-old chief execu- to the Filipino word which has contradictory tive appealed

"straight meanings. Only in English can clectorage to vole

Nacionalista from the Pre- you do that-Reuler,

A British Crossword

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Puzzle.

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ACROSS

13-D art? (0).

Refrain, maybe (5).

8 Get the fitters (8).

9 Tend to spoil (0),

10 Cuttlefish colour (5).

11 Long, long and winding?

Constable territory) (4),

13 Large works (5).

10 Out-of-the way (6).

18 Only, needed if you're wrong

(8).

20 Stackened off (5).

2 Look for Will here (4).

23 Window bases (5).

23 Craze (5).

20 Antiseptic (0),

27 Harden one's heart? (5).

28 Express condition (5).

29 Drainage pipes' (0).

1 Game

DOWN

Cren when not all

theret (8).

2 Early aircraft (8),

3 Spade's depth (4),

4 And settles down? (7),

5

Call or one who does (?).

Anerleon cat (6),

7 Far from lethargic (6).

14 But is this man, a doctor?

(8).

15 Keep from the public (8). 10 Emit (7).

17 B. African maize (7).

our to

was

that

minute statement made by the presiding judge today in EC-

A view of fromb- battered Berlin in 1945 and a victory parade salute being taken by (left to right) Marshal Zhukov, Field Marshal Montgomery and Russian Marshal Rokossovsky.— Express Photo.

Teenagers

Land With

A Crash

By 24 Hours

London, Nov. 11.

The Anglo-French assault on Suez last November escaped disaster by only 24 hours, according to a British Colonel's account of the campaign published here today.

In a book entitled "Oll on 1 Troubled Watoes," Colonel W. Byford-Jones, who was with, the Assault. forces, which it was once Bugrested that the military орегацерв which began on November 1 should be posl.

oned for 24 hours.

If this suggestion had beep adapted, he said, the Anglo- French troops'would not have.) boon able to land at Port Said for five days' owing to terrific j· head winds and heavy seas.

If this had happened, the Bri- tish and French paratroops land- ed would have faced increased opposition in Port Said and _run'! the risk of being massacted, «

A HITCH

Byford - Jones also describes Bow last-minute bitch in the use of a cable ship caused the Suez operation to leat longer then planned and re- suited in Queavy

casualties.

It originally WAS

Egyption

planned,

Byford-Jones said, for

Compensation

For The Canal: Talks

Continue

Paris, Nov. 11, Mr Eugene Black, President of the World Bank, said here tonight that ho would attend riegotiations between Egyptian ay- thorities and the Sucz Canal Company over com- pensation as a mediator, and not as umpire.

Mr Black, who arrived in the Paris tonight by air from Cairo with the Egyptian

Anglo-French paratroops to after talke capture the important cablehead Government, sald he' did

from Port Sold to Alexandris

of the

not

Egypt-Canal Company

In order to prevent Egypt from know when and where the first

a band in directing the Payptian commanders, in

the meetings would take place. Canal Zone.

After seeing French Govern

The British Commander, Genment representatives iomorrow Sir Charles Keights, changed be la to by to London, where he when he la reported to have said he will this plan, however, though there was a sporting continue his mediation, chance that Port Baid might surrender bocatuse of low roorale caused by the Egyptian defeat in the Sihal Peninsula.

ALTERNATIVE

As an alternative it was planned to use a special calls ahlp, but it was found im- possible to get this craft to the cablehead in time.

NO COMMENT

Me Black tonight saw M. Jacques Georges-Pleot, Director- General of the Universal Sucz Canal Company, but would not thelr comment afterwards on conversations.

M Georges-Pleot, however, said he welcomed the World Bank's offer to mediate in the

As a result, the cablehead dispute between the company was left intact and utilised by and the Egyptian Government

Security Egyptian

first slop towards a Oficer na "the Colonel Ruth to contact negotiated settlement," Egyptian President Gamal A Gorges Picot said we hope that a compromise DC. Abdel Naseer and hia Blitary

sides will Commander, Major General Coutable to both

emberge, but only the future Kalim Amner, in Cairo,

claims Byford-Jones.

that will tell whether

Mr Black's

"Tor our part we have ai-

Rozanski's sentence was To- and

The more lurid details of the

Chesterton, Nov. 11. a legal | caso ngeinst the three mon оп leaflets and other duced to 14 years material. United techalcality.

were not reflected

who Nassor ordered Ruudi to tell initiative was fruitful, In the 30-Teen-age runaways,

borrowed a plane and set out to seek their fortunes in the west crash-landed the shores of Lake Michigan today.

"TAKE MORE PRIDE' SAYS DESIGNERS

An

All three were accused

Warsaw the before

Re- glonal Court of having tortured and illegally Imprisoned citizens, and given the maximum po

sible sentences.

"THOUGHT CONTROLTM"

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tomicowski was formerly Vice Minister of Public Security, in charge of the dreaded U.B, or Secret Police.

Tokyo, Nov. 11. American industrial design team has recom- mended that Japanoko ment 10," manufacturers "take more "thought control" and the "poli- pride" on their productstical purity" of the Commundet

Party, and display the name of their firm and trade mark so they won't fadle, it was disclosed today,

Rozanski was Chief Invesilga-i tor of the Ministry's "Depart

with concerned

Д

The recommendation come from

three-mon American industrial design team which visited Japan last year and has submitted to findings to the Board of Science and Techno- logy.

It was also recommended that In order to bring out the ancient traditional colours of Japan and to

education

promote

Fugin was also a top official of Department 10. He

and Nomkowski had been under ar- rest since April last year.

The trial, which has been on behind closed doors going since September 16, is believed to have produced some of the mest sensational testimony on secret police methods ever heard in East Europe.

THE TORTURES

According to in

Dow

INDIAN PLEADS

cordanco with the law that

sentences must be pronounced in publie even if the case has been heard in camera.

on

But the "motivation" or cum-

Diane Ayotte, aged 13 whe [ming up of the reason for the

sentences moted out by the left her orphanage to go away three judges a long document with her young companion, had was not read out in publica broken nose, and 14-year-old Fred Hurter, the pilot, finished Reuter.

their Idyllic fight with three teeth less.

Leaders Of US

Are Less Confident Now

It was the first time Fred' had"; piloted a plane.

They decided to run eway together and Fred, who had aviation, once read a book on took a light plane from Sturgis airport.

tho

They started to fly westward After about 80 kilometres they ran

out of fuel and landed on a Bandy beach

Lake beside Michigan,

The plane was

BEVAN damaged but

New York, Nov. 11.

will be

young

Mr Aneurin Bevan, British | Presse. Labour Party Foreign Affairs spokesman, said today that he

peace

somewhat no legal nction the brought against runaways.

France

www.le

published felt one of the most important China Reaps

towards

would be recognition by the West that Russia now had a position in the Middle East.

the Governor of Port Said to protract any ceasefire negotia-Way expressed readiness to direct with the tons because the Russian Amnogotiate besador in Cairo was making Egyptian Government, representations to. Moscow aɛk-

Asked what he thought of the Egyptian compensation offer ing for steps to be taken to end

(compensation the fighting-United Press.

of shareholders on the basis of prices ruling on The Paris Bourge of the eye of nationalisation, but on condition that all the Company's foreign niseta were turned Egypt) M. Georges-Picot said; "So for us we are concerned, the Egyptian offer does not exist. Reuter..

Debate On Dutch

New Guinea

New York, Nov. 11. The United Nations politi- cal committee today de-

cided to debate Indo Resume

over

to

China To

Gold Mining

London, Nov. 11.

China has begun prepara

tions for resumption next year of gold mining on a large-scale, the "Finan cial Times" reported to- day.

nesla's claim to Dutch New/Gabrea which the Indonesians call West Irian as soon as it has completed discussion of the Korean question. The 82-nation body is due to begin debating Korte tomorrow, and informed sources said they expected 'the 'subject would take up about two. ar three day raising the possibility that the Dutch New Guinea taste would The city daily report suid, the end of the Worts have been concentrated week..

j'in the country's, traditional gold belt in Northern Manchuria

Soviet "bordering the

Union Bilso agreed whore newly-discovered Belds to go on to the issue of French together with the old deposits, rule in Algeria after, it had dia="| are scheduled 'to yiekt 120,000

come up by Record

tour of the United States, sald Cotton

no automatic

Crop

ALGERIA

The committee.

designing, a permanent training speech by Mr Leon Waded, a contributions Lacility be catablished.

member of the Communist Party The report suggested that a

Control Committee, Romkowski long range market survey by personally, tore of the Anger

Mr Bevan, on the last lap of a analysing purchasing power in walls of prisoner pouco ered overseas markets be carried out

water on and then ordered to develop markets for

them to

in initiatives now have to be stand outsid

taken towards winning a sure products from Japan.-United freezing weather. Press.

London, Nov. 11. The indictment charges ni peace--there is

China this year gathered a posed of the Indonesian item, 'bunces in 1088-almost as much three accused with depriving a force at work"

Mr Nasrollah Fofosam od'ins the whole of China Was number of persons of their free- He told a press conference he record cotton crop estimated at dom and with recommending felt that because of Soviet selen- 1,640,000 tons, the New Chlas fran formally proposed that the estuated to have produced in and Rowing junior officials of tile successes; "Britain could News Agency reported tonight.

Dutch Now Quinta queriinu 1940. more leverage on The broadcast; quoting a re-

come up arst.

"In subsequent years, output the Security Service to "apply exert

and United States foreign policy than part to the national cotton pro- Me Andreca compulsion

Stratos ・ of dropped sharply us gold prices duction conference in Peking, Greece, **, which has azi itoen deased to cover the high cost of physical torture towards these in the past, persons."

Arked to supply his impres said that this Bgure was slightly. about British rule of Cyprus on primitive operations, and an in- Romkowski und Rozanski sions of his visit to the United above the target set. In the first the agenda-suld he would not crossing number of mines were

oppose the request, but he forced to close down." A 23-year-old Indian, alleged were additionally charged with States, he replied: My general five-year plan.

"The "The repart · added, The crop was 125,000 tons thought that debate to have murdered another - Personally applying physical impression of the United States

the Industry dian by stabbing him in

the compulsion" to some imprison- lenders is that they are now above the record 1955 total, and item should not last longer modernisation of

groping. ~They are loss self the quality of the fibro had than a week and, if necemory, how taken in hand presumably throat, sald ut Derbyshire Ased persons,"

Me Wudzki, whose specch| cunident than I had expected to | been

raised considerably, night woszjona should be held to with Boviet help has made it sizes today that the other. In-

Cheiro Reuter.

cocipitation in that possible to, re-open some of the published Just October, fad them"Reuter. dlan used his knife first, and he was

period.

Pola-genfaren und start working Haed his to defend himself.

The committed agreed to the newly discovered Aelds." Dilbagh Singh, labourer, of

suggestion.-Beuter, Walbrook Road, Derby, pleaded not guilty to murdering Bingh, 27 of Daily House Road,

SELF-DEFENCE physical

London, Nov. 11.

10 Endeavour not to give in (8). Desby.-France-Press.

21 Back a spa (5).

24 The only fish? (4).

MONDAY'S CROSSWORD-Arraia: 1 Traces, 5 Actor,

& Weed, Lauder, 11. Veils, 12 Marine, 14 Bill, 10 Serge, ti Teox, 20 Angels. 24 Allen, 26 Gopper 301 Odes Pride 19 27, 28 Dearth, Down: 1 Tell, 2 A-rum, 3 Ewer, 4 Serin, 3 Adverse, 0 Toilers, 7. Bammans, 10 David, 13 Operate. 14 Birdies, 18- Lebanon, 17 Feria 19 Turgod, 21 Tape, 22 Spur, 23 Arch

Bchan

More Aid Plan

United Nations, Nov. 11. The United States will "pro- pose that the Uülled Nations technical ́ld programme for 'ünder '- 'developed countries should be raised from 30 to 100 dollars, US delegold million Walter Judd “stuled.-France- Frasi.

SATCHMO' ISN'T CULTURAL!

Afumuster, West. Cartmáný, Nov. 1ỉ,

A court bere kas deejäed that malo profiloed by the American hän trainpeter · Boula Armstrong. “Is not of kdyti maštaklo, válhë” and refused a consort agatorii, régimed Wom lower entertainmonte) in anneby necorded.

their foot, the

Jurried with his drumsticks had a fat negress had performed the splits on the

The court gave ils rúlling on October 2 and sent * written persons for Ita Endings to the perlita about a week ago. According to German lege) pracion, the cours publiked the detatis only after the roamília have boon, mui to Mio Mrück

The normal entertainmenis tax la 15 per cenÍ "pidu" të In normally reduced to ten per cent kor perfornian00,of–krib-cultural -of-szúžstie VİLİNG IN CHINA 'Matt Eportal.

ZAPOTOCKY IMPROVES

2. Frague, Nov. 11.

Tranco-Presso,

WRONG PILLS !

Talpet, Nov, 12. The condition of Chach. Pre- [A' 22-year-old · Chinese wait- sident Abtonin Zápotorky, who|reas at a hot spring resort near muffered, a heart attack a wook Thipei wao tushed to a hospital ago continues to kiprove re- Bunday night after taking a *ularly, about Balletia said whole bottle of "sleeping plile." Doctors at the hospital do clared her out of dangor almost

The bulle lin said the general conditione

-Very," Butiksctory and that no

to be fear

The "reping pilla" she had falsa turbed out to be vitamin