reI -E. gyptians Wrong in Refusing Israel Use of Suez Dulles
Israel circles also took note
. ) —Sec- interest in the Suez Canal and United States was ready to ne-
WASHINGTON, (JT A

a

retary of State John _Foster
Dulles said that Egypt's block-
ade of Israel shipping at the
Suez. Canal was discussed at the
recent 22-nation conference in
London,- and it was pointed out
that Egypt was in defiance of
the United Nations.
Dulles told a press confer-
ence that the Egyptian refusal
to permit Israel shipping to
use the Suez Canal was in dis-
regard of the United Nations
Security Council's resolutions
of 1951 and 1953 and of the
Constantinople Convention of
1888.
Dulles declared that Israel
ships were entitled to use the
canal, and that, Egypt was
wrong in not permitting this
During the press conference,
which was dominated by discus-
sion an the Suez issue, Secre-
tary Dulles deemphasized U. S.

said that arrangements for fu-
ture operation of the canal are
not a matter of primary inter-
est or concern to the United
States. He said the U. S. econ-
omy is not dependent upon the
canal. -
Dulles said that President
Nasser's agreement, to negotiate
with the five-power committee,
announced in London, was a
fair contribution toward solving
the problem at hand. He was
generally optimistic that a fair
solution could be ' found. He
said that he thought negotia-
tions an the canal have moved
forward steadily.
While the difficulties are by
no means overcome, he said, he
believes the steps which have
been taken indicate a desire to
reach a peaceful solution.
In discussing the Suez prob-
lem, Dulles implied that the

gotiate on any arrangements for
the canal's future which would
be broadly acceptable to other_
countries. He said the specific
arrangements which might be
planned for the canal are not
primarily a problem for this
country.
He said other countries whose
economies depend on the use of
the canal are primarily con-
cerned with -saying what ar-
rangements would restore confi-
dence among the canal's users.
During the conference, a re-
porter pointed__ out that the
Secretary had not used the
phrase "international oper-
ation" of the Suez Canal and
asked whether this indicated
a change in the American ap-'
proach to the Suez crisis.
Dulles answered that if he
avoided the use of the term
"international operation" of the
canal, it is because he was try-
ing to avoid the use of terms
which carry charged psycholog-
ical connotations.
He said basically the canal is
an international waterway -un-
der the 18&8 treaty, but that the
use of slogans—like National-
ism vs. Internationalism, Impe-
rialism vs. Colonialism, Europe
vs. Asia—create conflicts which
are perhaps unnecessary. He
urged "getting down to concrete
problems" as the way to find
a. better solution.

of the fact that in his London
speeches, Mr. Dulles repeatedly
emphasized Article 1 of the 1888
Convention which requires that
the Suez Canal be open to all
ships "without distinction of
flag."

Liberator of Mussolini
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ROME,, (WJA) — SS 'Ober-
sturmbanhfuehree S k o rzeny,
who played a prominent role.in
the liberatiOn of Mussolini after
his expulsion to the Gran Sasso,
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Ike Urges Support
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WASHINGTON, (J T A) —
President Eisenhower appealed
to all nations to support the
western plan for settlement
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retary of State Dulles to review
developments concerning the
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five-power committeemen in a
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differences about the importance
of saving face for President
Nasser, "there are some more
about the necessity for ensur-
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open to all users on reasonable
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