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“i quite properly made

 

 *piationalization of the Suez

 

 

® Suez Solution |
IT JS clear that the hot heads on ‘both sides have beayi| -

restrained. in, the situation arising from Bgypts

Canal.”

 

The big western allies have’
clear to!
‘| Egypt that they could never tol-'
erate any blockade of that most !;
crucial ‘waterway Of all the!

. {world |

tion than wheti it
bur den of alder.

@ easing 7 naimbek of old:
uni |0 ther'y wise, to care

@. U: 9, the head of:
hat’ 20 per ‘cent of.
pensions: at 65 could -

iy country of the: arbi-
ion. nanny. Pre-

1 —Is to -be switched ..to- consumer
| goods: production to -rn

‘“yment. to draw up. a program to

1130 per ‘cent ‘iricrease® ‘in Wages |-
oF es the next five years and
../ the

‘more ‘living rooms in this war-

‘t
But ihe commonsense of the!

-tpeonie: of the*world has clamped

tdown the flaming indignation of;
-Ithose few who roared that Egypt |

had no right to nationalize her
own utilities,

“That argument was downright
nonsensical, Every, sovereign na-
tion.on earth possesses the legal
‘power.“to expropriate- privately.
|owned installations on its ter-
_[ritory.

An. point, of law, and ¢ even more,
in. commonsense, ' Egypt had:
aulte as: much legal. night to take

‘Poles Plan *
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: WARSAW. (Reuters)—A “con-
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‘A new: five-year ‘plan put far-
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“| Communist party today con- |
.|tains a directive to the govern-

‘| this effect—"without, however,
detriment to the defence pre-
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‘The. other “building princi-
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“tehlef Edward Ochab and Prime
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La Gondola Cafe

OODOTOOPTIOUN IORI AORT DOTTIE OEE TIOTENACTUTIUUEOIOIOTOREOEOEDEOEEN .

over the stoch of the Suez Cail”
al company as Canada woul
have had if the Welland Cana
had been built by a private cor:

,poration, and- not. by: the gov}

ernment, of. Canada, -

 

BUT there, is all. the. world. ore

moral and. legal difference be’
tween Egypt’s sovereign. right t
nationalize:a public vutilily or
;her own territory and ‘the sug’
' gestion {hat she might. ther
close the Canal to the’ ships’ o-
certain nations, ‘Regardless 0°
the technicalities. of the law.
‘such’ a move. would ‘be an act 0:
economic war—and one: of sucl:
gravity that the western powers.
‘would clearly be compelled ie
meet it by force.

Happily, it ‘appears, at ‘the
‘time this is, writteri—ds though
calmer counsel has prevailed o! or:
both sides.

. The Colonel Blimps, who were
all for rushing off a fleet oi
warships to shoot sense into the
‘impudent “Wogs”, have been ig-
-|nored, On the other hand, the
Reyptian government « had . re-
versed its stupid practice of re-
fusing British, money for the
canal’s use—and that removec
the main provocation | for forcible
interyention. '

 

THE weakness. ‘of the western
powers in demanding an un-
ivestricted thoroughfare through
‘the Canal springs from the fact
tiet they. therhselves have foi
‘seven years turned a blind. eye.
to a flacrant Egyptian breach
of ‘the exiseing convention, .

Ever since the -‘Israeli-Arab
war of 1948, Beyp. nas refused tc
permit Israel’s ships to pass
through the Canal, Even mort
than that, Egypt has: rerused: ¢
permit the ships of ‘any nation
to pass through the Canal if they |’
were carrying cargoes consigned
to Israel.

ternational law, and.a direct
preach of the international con-
vention which theoretically gov-
erns all traffic through the Can-
al. Yet. neither the United States,
‘\Britain,. France, - nor any, ‘othe: |’
‘western country, ever did any-
ithing effective to persuade Egypt |’
to end. this lawless embargo.

So. it is rather laughable tc
contrast the difference in the
western attitude now. At the
‘first
to British, French &’nd America)
shipping what she has actuall:
done for seven years to Israel
shipping ‘the western govern:
‘ments talk candidly of wtima-
tums or ever war, to end suc}
‘an affront.

It is quite clear that it all de-
pends on whose ox is gored.

As to the ownership of the
Canal, the question fs, primarily
one for the holders of the Sue!
Canal stock, From one point o:
view, the shareholders will be
far betler off under the exprop-
ration terms announced by the
Egyptian government than the:
would be in 1968, when thel

' {lease would nor mally expire.

“AS Lhings now stand, they art
to be paid. the full market sl

HO ne hares they, old
t Hi ean ‘ne’n* ee mibte

who would bet that those snr
would be worth as much In 106r
as they are In 1956,

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INQUEST FOR CREW

PORT ARTHUR (t--Provincla
police sald Friday an Inques’
Will he held soon into the death
of three Lakehead men In 4
headon collision Tuesday of tw
Canadian Natlonal Railway
frelght trains near Hurantan
00 miles west of Port Arthur
The men made up the craw o
one of the frelghts, Provineda
police and CNR Investigator
sald their reports on the nce
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| anjoying herself.

‘shouting insults,
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’ DANISH ADVENTURER Walther Westborg waves on his arrival
at Margate, England,;on a world cruise in an “unsinkable”
lifeboat. The intrepid Dane plans to sail solo around the globe
to. advertise the radically-designed lifeboat. The inventor,

the deck of a sinking ship but will float after the ship has
gone down,

All Aboa rd B, Ce C, | Mortimore’

The Nbtle gir! stood in the:a look of pain and bewilder-
middie of a suburban street,;ment contorted her’ lost face.
wearing cotton shorts, a pair of} The boys swept out of sight
oversized men’s shoes, andjaround another corner, _ still
nothing else. howling insults with that ter-

She seemed to be aged about{rible, savage cruelty thal chil-
eight, but her open mouth and|dren vent on people who are
oddly blank face told of a mindiweak or different.
that had never grown. —_————

“She waddled along like a duck} Some of the malice may have
in the big shoes, playing allicorme from the remarks of par-
alone on a summer night and jenis about that little girl down
{in some dim and secrt way)!the street who wasn’t quite
right in the head.

Mostly, however, it derived{-
from the primitive past of the
human race. It was part of the

 

-Suddenly the quict was frac-
tured by a group of boys who
came yelling around the corner
on bicycles and rolled toward
the girl at high speed,

‘AS they approached, their
separate cries emerged from the
general clamor, They were

out the unfit, hidden by Chris-
tian civilization but emerging,
naked and ugly, from
mouths of untaught children, ,
As the harsh clamour of those
boys rang aeross the gardens, it
seemed to open in the mind a
dark pit full of nameless, craw!-
ing, prehistoric things.
And then the ‘nolse faded
“Out of the . way, away, to be succeeded by the
Watch out, crazy kid.” ifaint whine of radios and tele-
The flock of cyclists dividedivision seis and the plink-plonk
in two and. streamed by the girl of lawn sprinklers, And the
m both sides, some of the boys little girl in the big boots re-

‘Ah, what’s the matter? Ain't
you got any clothes ”

“You're dopey, You're Crazy in
the head.”

 

stoopid,

| srushing her as they passed, and. sumed her shuffle down ‘the

turning back in the saddle to | street.
shout more abuse,

 

"The gir] had come to a laalt. |
3waying a Httle in those absurd |
shoes, she gazed after the boys. |

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' VICTORIA— Family allowance:
cecords for duly indicated th: wb)
Avice ag many families entered
Iitish Columbia, as left fo
her: parts! ots: the’ Doniittin, |
We B,.Bone, “Regional Director, | ROR
eparkmendt of National Health | Sa

ind Welfare, sald today, ; , ve ate
During the month 640 fam-| CMDR, ERIC 2, HATINSHAW,
36, of Ollnwa, has been ap-

Nes caine lo this province, with |

7 leaving, The total family | polnted to command TMCS

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ship Is commisstoned at Sorel,

nonth were a vecord $2,555,332, |
Quehee, August 16, The Assini-

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