'\ , ATO, Council Called 'In Suez • WEATHER, '/ REPORT I'ItESEN'rs THEDAIL.'Y . NEWS..", ", " .' L E H A R available at ~unny, WcsterlYlI'inds IS. High - Ic,day 6~, Vol.'63, No, 219 ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1956'_ , (Price ~ clnls) Charles Hutton &Sons' DrelV OK, To Lead· Party 'r~ops ('Ii \,1,\ (cr, - Hon. G~orgc rene n yprus or,'f p'r" 1':1 rcporlers Thursday .he ~'f:r:"= 11'1'11 and wil.1 lead lhe r::;:r .. 1\'C Consen'a!i"e parly • .', ~,::lr In Ihe nexl lelleral clec· :::. r :'~~I~cI in June, 10:'7, 'i~ r.: ,'.1 ~nd cheerful, the 62· ,:;/,j (\ppositinll leader In the ,OSSI e rou ;'::::::: ~. m;tde the stlltement In e ver ana LONDON (AP)-French troops 'peated to tile ambassador his coil· I plan for turning over the 10S·mile Egyptian 'embassy here to leave I presumed Britain and France .... ;,;., ~h~rtly belore he and will and arms descended on the Brit· tention that the canal is an Inle~.' waterway to international control. llIe connlry wilhin 72 hours. The, tell lheir allies what they plan ~:., PerII' left Oll~wn by ~Ir lor Ish Isle of Cyprus 'rhursday lor gral part of Egypt and subject Nasser has indlcacdrepeatedly order retaliated. for Egyptian' to do if the taiks wllh Nasser I !\rr:·I\,eck holi:la~' in Bermuda. service as needed in the Suez cri· to Egyptian soveriegny. lhat he will reject any !nterna· President Nasser's expUlsion, of bre~k down. T"r ~:lid3Y was ordered by Mr. sis. ' An official communique issued ional' control, bllt has agreed to two British diplomats among The reports of troop movement! t:t"'. dn:tor fJllolI'ins a ~Ix·day , They arrived as tcnslon mounted in Cyprus, the British military ineet the commitee. seven Britons in Cairo whom came. wilhin hours of the . an~ ~;:::;1 chc:l;up in' ~lontre~I's on lhe pplitical front in a ehal· ,base less tlian two flying hours BRITISH SIIIP BOlllBED Egypt accused of spying. nouncement in Paris and London' (C:' ':icli In;. tit ute. The lenge Irom Eg)'pt's President Nas· from Egypt said "first clements' Preparing [or any trouble that The Egyptian attaches are Ab· that Britain had agreed Franc. ~:l.~;'. m;\I'e aller Mr. nrew ser to stalements made Wednes'" oC French iroops to be stationed might develop from this situation, delsalam Kalifi and Hamdi Mo. might station troops temporarily I:: r' m p]a i n e cI uf' tiredne8s day by President EIsenhower and in' Cyprus have arrived here by Britain has given FranCe a base llammed Nassef. The Britons .ex. 'on Cyprus. The, announcement r'T ;.j he i~ in ~ood health amI State Secretary Dulles., air tonight." . on the eastern Mediterranean is· pelled were Ilrst secretaries J.B. said France' wanted to be ,able­ r:':' rnl~' rc~1 romplc'lr after a Nasser contcnded neither WNi Earlier, Gen. Sir C h' a r I e s land bas t lon, where British Flux and J. G. Gove. because oC events in Egypt. 'and f.-:~: 'Il ,;~5sion 01 rarliament. right in stating the &Iez Canal is l{cightley, commander in chicf of strenglh alreadr .has been greatly The five - nation committee of the Suez' Canal Zone'-to assur. ": ~>' r rl'cr~' reH5pn 10 h~liel'c physically intel'l\ational In charac· British, land forces in the Middle Increased. AustralIan Prime Minister RoberI' . "protection of French nationalJ t:~ 1 \', ill bel Ihe part)· in tbe ter by trenly. East, flcw Lo Cyprus from top While lhe dOllble military build· G. Menzies held another meeting aDd of their interests In the easl. I!I: ;rncral election." ~[r. Drew And in this atmospherc of still level talks in London, bringll/g up progressed in the eastern Med· here in planning lhe' assignment ern Mediterranean." n'l, "1 hal'e hecn j:\I'cn a clenn mounting tension, the British lo~. wilh him two French officers, 'a'll iterranean, lhe British rulers of given at the 22·nation Suez con. Subsequently Sir George Young, h:J r.! health." elgn office announced the 15·na· army captain and a navy ·]jeulen. ,Cyprus were faced with fresh out· ference ended in London a week foreign' o!Ciee spokesman told. tion North Atlantic Council will anL cO/llmander.breaks by rebellious Greek Cyp. ago. It will meet again today, fly press conCerence the mov'e shoUId Jlt.1. RI:SUm: ,\CTlVlTY meet in Paris Wednesday "10 con· "The, French cargo ship Aulne' riots demandin~ an ~nd to colon· to Cairn Sunday and mcet Nasser be viewed not as coercive buLaJ T.~~ ~ppo~ilinn [c~der said he sider the Suez Canal question." 1 anchored oil Famagusta, ,the deep ia, I rule an~ ul\lon WIth Gree~e: there Monday. .precautionary. He denied Britaill ~ j, '~.'Od "hapc." aeldin~: TROOPS ARRIVE watcr port on Cyprus' east shore: ' An explOSIOn damaged a BrItish The foreign office announcc· had made any commitment 'or "I T:ln 10 remme m~' rull ~Ctil" In Cairo President Nasser sum· : Reports from there said it car. lank lan,ding ship in FamagusJa ment ?C the meeting oC the.. NA:r.O joint, military action with France, ~:rl " >~on a~ I j:ct back Irom moiled U:5. Ambassador Henry I ried military supplies and about ha.rbor ncar the anchored French Council, top ~ody of the 1J .. na~lOn He said he knew 01 nb plans to ::-:p." Bl'roade to "express regret" at 1150 troops. ship Aul~e.. North Atlanhc Treaty Orgamza. set up a joint command. , the ennal "Intern~tionnlized by Eighteen countries, Including .In ~ dlplomahe coW war, Bnt· tion, said Forei;.m· Secretary' ScI· The Paris newspaper France­ i:;p hri=f airport inten'lew \\'a5 the 'treaty of 1888. Nasser re. Britain ,and France, support the am, ordered two attaches of the lVyn Lloyd would attend. 1\ lVas Soir said more than 5,000 Frencll • !.r-t time ~Ir. nrc\\' had met " prr;, ,.ince he lell lor a holi· , ,troops will lea I'e Marseille in the N" wee];s before Parliament next two davs bound for an "un· ' WI-II Ba' ,c" l( 18 N t· PI,I knoll;n destination."· . At Ihat lime he said Canada , - a 'Ion - an Usually well·informed lources Ilred fAIt Irom the com· , I in Algiers said that about ',000 rIfecl.. of innuenza and an HELD IN BABY'S DE:\TII-NclY lIal'en, Conn.-VirginIa B. ,Tas· toogh. pers, :12, (above), a six·root, 260.pound New Haven nurse, is I I I t I French paratroopers and foreign I FItor' n erna . t· Iona C,ana ' Con ro legionnaires. sailed We~nesday ~!r. nrew inlerrupted hl~ holl· helng held. in connectl·~n, with the deatb of seven·day·old Abbe -from Algcna fOr an undIsclosed , in I~e Geor~ian Bay area to Krapsinow. Also being i!lvestignled nrc the deaths of two other I , d',b 0 1 . I 'f' d 1 'd h" destination.' I 0'11''\11',\ (CPl-Canada is bacl;. tee mecting in Paris, probably li'ilIl of exten 109 territorial w.ater~ .e. ~m I~ e.atI Ie, 0 avol - allng lUESON MEETS NASSER . .. 10 O\l3\\'a where he saw babies assigned' to her care In the last seven years. Miss ,Jaspers. : inc: the 18'poiI'CI' plan for intel'na.1 attend a mecting of the NA,TO ~'o~d the pr~sent three·mlle hn;lt. lhe tll'O Issues tangled up. I V l~ K' I •Menon, Indlall !! T: r. Whilel)'. It was at 'daughter IIf a fOI'mer slate selmter, saicl she shook the Krapsinllw tional control of the disputed Suez council there on Wednesday. fhlS I~ bmg delaye~ pendl~g The statement on the canal by .'.~' ~lS Ina . 1: '.:1"r ,hal Dr. Whitely orderellj bab)' "a couple 01 times:' The Inlant succumbed to a "gross Canal, Ihe go\'crnment announced GIFT TO PAKISTAN talks WIth other count.nes and In the Canadian government-which mInister \ WIlhout portIoho,. spent :. r:rt];lIp ;t thc :\eurolosieal Thursday. ' . In a series of other, annollnce. t.~e UN... , did not participate in the London more ~an three. hours durmg tl!e '.Ir, trauma" In Grace·Ncw lIa\'en ·Hospital.-(lN Phalo). The gOI'e1'l1men! made 'l, ublie a ments at a press conference., Mr. 5. Cana.dlan schon on Israel s talks-said Canada feels the Lon· day WIth PreSident Nasser In ------------------------- lon'g standmg request t purchase don proposals "arc reasonable and C.airo .. "We discussed the ~eneral statement lIl'ging that Egyptian Pearson said: . _ '. ts . 0 • b satisCaetory and desen'e our sup. s!tuat~~n and au,: talks wij! con· President Nasser negotiate a jper. 1. Canada has iiTIllated discus· ~abrh l:J. m t~!~ ~ounJry IS b' port as a basis for negotiation." tmue, lII~non sa!d. Soviet Lady Athlete· Wanted. manent settlement along the hnes sions with' the United States aimcd mg" e up un I e uez pro. Menon IS architect of a minor. o proposed at a London-~conferenee at CUdttilng down ~n;icnconvcniences ity proposal from.the London con· of the 18 countrIes.: , and e nys' eaus~d anadlan clti· Nasser E,xperesses "Regret" ference" where Wing Cmdr. Ali External, Affairs. MInister Pear. '2en~ a,t Unjted States border Sabry was Nasser'~ o,,!Lside ,~b- . London For Hat -Stealing son said 'that ~t.hc':;'dJlciaratioli- points because lhelr names appear server. That plan calls for an In' fn stating thc IAlndon, terms form.-a on U.S, Immigration i'lookout" Over EI·senhower Statement.' lernational advisory council for zn:-;DO:-; (Reuters)-A cham· The Russian consul In London malden name oc' Nina· Romaseh· solid basis for settlement-is be.