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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1957.

NASSER LASHES OUT AT US

"Trying To Humiliate And Isolate Us By Economic Pressure'

New York, Nov. 19. President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt said today the United States was trying to "humiliato" and "isolato" Egypt through economic pressure and a propaganda war from secret radio -stations,

Nasser told Newsweek Magazine correspondent Ernest K. Lindley "There is pressure to change our line of policy and to tie it all up to the United States. There are American activities to humiliate us. You are trying to isolate Egypt. You are applying economic

pressures.

"Then there is your propaganda war. Your secret broadcast (CQ) stations have the object of undermining our government, of getting our people against their government.

with

the Soviet when there are conspiracies | agreement ngainst the government and Union to raise its standard of this against me."

Bving. 1 don't believe means tying one's self to any country. I would not hesitate to inke the same steps. I could not wall for the United States to destroy Egypt...

Explaining his charge of US ceonomie preasures, Nasser said *........we had a shortage of wheat We only 15 days' reserve. asked you for help. You rofused. Then you agreed, if the payment were mcde In dollars. That mennt the U.S. was unwilling to help us in a crisis. We asked the Soviet Union. It had not reserves, but sont wheat, It was the same story for medicines, petrol, etc."

Kasper did not

exact dates, but Indicated the request for U.S. wheat was made after

alve

•

The future of the United Nallons Emargancy Force in the Middle East" depends on Egyptian polley. It will not be (stationed in the Mickle East) have no for a long period. I defalte plan now, but will think about it in the near future."

Suce invasion whon "hve • His campaign against the thought the United States had government of Jordan is aimed begun a new, era,"

Initiative

Int

countering "subversions."

United States "You are trying

to make them your friends and our enemies. We try to keep them as friends but not make Bought them your enemies. It was you chance for Im who undermined the govern PREVERICHT fra U.S.-Eryptian ment of Jordan and sought to relations, Nasser said: "you rot rid of the Syrian govern- love the infliative."

Asked whether be there

war a

Nusser charged that the

Eisenhower doétrine appeared

to Egypt to have "the same ob-

Jectives as Britain and France

ment."Unlted Press.

in their negression. I told CONSCIENTIOUS

B.S. Ambassador I was

kny

tu!y tu be friendly with the U.S.

The result was prasive. You were under the impression that this regime would not last for more thun

mouths. We Jix offered you friendship, but i was refused..."

Nasser

made these. other

points:

•

The position of Syria "is the same... Syris reached an

Chicago, Noy, 19. Fallcemon Myron Roseman exercise Eot

strenuous some yesterday in a successful effort to issue a trafe ticket.

Disaster At The Isle Of Wight

Forty-three passengera and crew-members of this dying Aquila Airways buat were killed when the aircraft crashed into a hillside at Calbourne Among the recently. wreckage can he seen the almost intact tail unlt (left) and one of the

Keystone. engines. →→

You Can't

Have It

Both Ways

Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 19.

As 7,000,000 Malayans are holding out hopes for an end of the 0-year-old guerilla war, 9,000 elvilian employees of the British, Forces are worried.

Their worries are ineren:Ing daily as preparations are polny to hold the second peace He raced after and leaped meeting between Communi

and Prime Chin Peng aboard a moving freight train hoss

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to ticket the conductor after Minister Tengku Abdul Rai- a motorist complained the trala man. Chin Peng nd recently had stopped and held up trame written to Premier Rahman re- crossing for too questing a meeting to end the at a taltrond long a time--United Press.

A British Crossword

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Puzzle

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ACROSS

1 Glass ornament? (4).

4 Dance started by couples (7).

8 One way to got your voted

back (4),

9 Wickedness on a bench (4). which doesn't

10 The store

collect moss (7).

11 Emotional stala (4).

12 Painful spot (4).

14 Decamped without paying

(7).

17 Far from artistle (8).

19 Hoppity gamot (6).

22 It's not, however, a railway

trairi (7).

26 Stalk or branch (4).

27 It's not, of cour, on the

level (4).

2 He often regreta (0).

3 Judged (6).

4 Bring to the ground (6).

Shoe, horse or spoon-stupid

(8).

Epsora dailors? (5).

7. He picks the winners (5).

12 Not a German mark (4).

19 Undersized specimen (4).

15 Military order (4).

10 Wee drapple (6).

18 Constrainė (0),

20 Aim high? (6),

21 Chops grow old in this es

tablishment (8).

29 Make a romantic getaway?

24 Hop fond of a long (5).

20 Not hot-beadod labourers 25 Glives strodent (0).

(7).

29 Persia's pilier maine (4).

30 It's a enteħil (9).-

31 Put your clothes on spi

(7).

32 Duelling wronă (4).

CROSSWORD{an&ories: 1 Re-pair, à Might,

8 Reigo Spread, 10 Oscar, 13 COMOL. 13 #ind, 13 Ingot, 10 Teares, 18 Front, 20 Rime, 12 de169, 25 Pried, 20 Unite, 26 Retall, 17 Culo 39 Grut. 38 Mended, herní 1. Rush Hour, 2 Parsnips, 8 Iraq, 4 Relicos. ot, 6 Inmoe, 7 Heave, 14 Standard 15, Twinkled, 10 Newryb6, 17 Alleron, 15 Haptog 21 Innar, MA DeQE.

war.

The 9,000 members of the War Department Civilian Stuff Association four that an end to the guerilla war will mean un- them.-United employment for

Press.

Revival Of The Gangster

Era In New

Nov. 19.

York?

Buffalo, New York,| AFTERMATH OF

LAST WEEK'S

The surprise raid that

petted spores of gange

ters at

eniler,

of 黯

Nework motel opera-

success he's only met

oner, seven years ago, and