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Evening star., 1960-02-04
UAR Wins Fight
Confiscute
Israeli Cargo

PORT SAID. Egypt, Feb. 4
(AP).-Egypt won it's point to-
day in the long fight over the
Israeli cargo of the Danish
freighter Inge loft. The
freighter's agents notified GUS
toms authorities the cargo can
be unloaded. This means con-
fiscation.
Informed sources said the
cargo-1,500 tons of potash, 10
tons of copper and 1000 tons of
cement-will be auctioned off
by customs agents for the bene-
fit of Arab Palestine refugees.
The potash was offered for pub
lie bid ding by Port Said
merchants.
That repres is another
Egyptian tactical victory in the
United Arab Republics continu-
ing fight to bar Israeli goods as
well as Israeli ships from the
Suez Canal.
The 4.000-ton Danish freight
er is one of two vessels held at
Port Said for transporting
Israeli goods. The other is the
Greek ship Astapylea.
The Inge loft, under charter
to a New York company, was
halted at Port Said last May 81
on a voyage from the Israeli
port of Haifa to the Far East.
Evening star., 1960-02-04
Soviet-Led Bloc Signs
Moscow Declaration

MOSCOW, Feb. 4 (AP).-The
eight Warsaw powers signed a
joint declaration today in the
Kremlin Palace, but left to a
later time announcement of its
contents.
Moscow Radio was expected
to broadcast abroad the terms
of the document.
Present we're representatives
of four Eastern Communist
states. Red China, North Wet
Nam. North Korea and Mon
golia. None of these four signed
the statement.
The ceremony was similar to
the one May "a, 1858, in which
the same Warsaw Pact powers
agreed to cut their combined
forces by 419,0O0 men, to pull
one Russian division out of
Hungary and pull all Russian
troops out Of Romania.
Pre-Summit Action
Soviet Premier Nikita S.
Khrushchev, signed the docu-
ment for the Soviet Union both
as Premier and first secretary
OF the Communist Party. Two
representatives from each of
the other countries signed.
There were indications that
the decisions reached in the
conference were aimed at
strengthening Mr.. Khrushchey's
Evening star., 1960-02-04

position at East-West summit
talks in Paris in May.
There was increasing specu-
lation that other European
countries in the Soviet-led bloc
may follow RusSia'S lead and
announce a cut in armed forces.
And the thinking among dip
lomatS here Is that a sitter
Communist attitude on the
German problem-particularl
Berlin-will result.
Foreign Ministers Meet
Mr.. Khrushchev has repeat
edly warned that Russia will
go ahead with signing a sepa-
rate peace treaty with the Com
munist East German regime
unless the summit talks make
progress toward settlement of
the whole German question.
Foreign ministers of the War;
saw Pact powers held meetings
preparatory to today's full
scale conference.
The pact, which came into
being in 1855 as an answer to
is a military organiza-
ton made up of the Soviet
Union and the European Com
munist states. f
Led by Russia, other mem
bers are Hungary, Romania,
Bulgaria, Albania, East Ger
many, Poland and Czechoslo-
vakia.
Evening star., 1960-02-04

that Russia is cultivating the
fierce nationalism sweeping
Cuba.
I'VE feel and express our
solidarity with the struggle of
the Cuban people for liberty
and democracy" he told a news
conference.
Mr.. Shelnov praised the
Cuban agrarian reform pro-
gram, which Mr.. Castro
considers the keystone of
his revolution, for giving the
peasants the enjoyment Of the
fruits of their own labor"
Peaceful Aims Cited
He said the exposition, which
displays everything from mod
els of Sputniks to vodka. would
prove to CubanS that "the So
Wet Union is very far from
desiring a new war and, on the
contrary, is a country of free.
peaceful and creative workers" /"
Mr.. Shelnov's remarks echoed
the Cuban Communist Party
line. The Communists, who
have sought to identify them
selves completely with the rev.
olution, make up the only po-
litical group functioning openly
in Cuba except for Mr.. CaStro'S
26th July Movement.
Mr.. Shelnov also made a
pitch for trade, announcing
that if Cuba finds anything
useful to the revolution" in
exposition. I'VE can negotiate
for their sale in this country"
Mr.. Mikoyan will open the
exhibits Saturday. The length
of his stay has not been an
nounced but he is expected to
meet with Mr.. Castro and the
cabinet.
Evening star., 1960-02-04
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Evening star., 1960-02-04

Both the United Arab Re-
public and Israel accused each
other of aggression in COM
plants filed with the Security
Council at U.N. headquarters
in New York last night.
Neither requested immediate
council action, however.
CThe UAR said Israeli
troops were maSsing in a move
to occupy the zone. Israel said
Syrian acts of aggression in
the zone" were aimed at CIV
ing Syria control over the
area and represented another
CThe U.A.R. said Israeli
active belligerency towards
Israeli
An Israeli spokesman yester-
day denied the existence of
any Israeli forces in the zone.
where fighting broke out last
Friday.
The flareup in shooting was
reported by the Israeli army
last nioht few hours after
the UAR 1st (Syrian) army
announced a skirmish with Is
raeli patrols during a heavy
rain.
Evening star., 1960-02-04
Syrio-!sroeI Firiinq
Erupts in New Area

JERUSALEM, Feb. 4 (AP).-
Border violence between the
SyrianS and Israelis shifted
north of the Sea of Galilee to-
day, when a new exchange of
fire developed between units of
both countries.
An Israeli military spokes-
man announced: "at 1890 pm.
f1re opened from Syrian strong
holds on an Israeli patrol near
the Shaar Yashuv settlement.
The fire was returned. One of
the patrol was slightly wounded.
1t was understood the
wounded man was a border po-
llceman. He was the second Is
raelt wounded in frontier strife
today.
Earlier the Israelis claimed
one of their policemen was
wounded by Syrian gunfre 25
miles to the south in the demil-
itarized zone near the south
shore of the Sea of Galilee. He
said the fire was not returned
and there was no further shoot
ing in that area, where the
border crisis of the past week
has been centered.
The SyrianS, claimed earlier
all was quiet.
In Jerusalem, a United Ma
tlonS spokesman was optimistic
that Syria and Israel would
meet in the mixed armistice
commission, dormant since 1857
when the Israelis refused to
participate.
Meeting Expected
1T seems we're on the way
to such a meeting" said United
Nations spokes N Albert
Grand.
Mr.. Grand said neither Is
rael nor Syria had replied to
the United Nations request to
withdraw armed personnel and
weapons from the demilitarized
zone in the Southern Galilee
area.
An Israeli Foreign Ministry
spokesman said his country is
prepared for direct talks with
the Syrians provided the dis
cuSSions cover steps to pre-
vent further border incursions
and shootings" but not the
status of the demilitarized
zone.
Israel charged last night
that Syrian gunners fired in
the Southern Galilee area de-
spite U. N. requests for a mill
tary withdrawal.
Aggression Charged
Damascus newspapers said
Arab villagers in the Tawa1k
area, who fled artillery and
tank fighting there Monday
S:ad moved back to resume their
farming.
Evening star., 1960-02-04

prOpaeanQa-a soviet EXPOSE
tion-to help him succeed.
Mr.. Mikoyan's visit is ex-
pected to take in far more than
the announced purpose - to
swing open the gates on the
scientific, technical and cultural
exhibit. 1t is the same one
that was held in New York
and Mexico City last year.
United States officials in
Washington look for Mr.. Miko-
yam to make propaganda hay
as q result of the low ebb in
American-Cuban relations.
They say.the 64-year-old So
Wet leader may be carrying a
briefcase loaded with trade Of
fers. since Prime Minister Cas-
tro has indicated he will deal
with Moscow. These might pro-
pose Russian technical aid. or
an exchange of Russian sgri-
cultural machinery for Cuban
sugar.
May Renew Relations
Another possibility is that he
might push for a renewal of
Soviet-Cuban diplomatic Tela-
tions. They were broken of in
1852 by Dictator Fulgencio Ba-
tista, who accused the Russians
of stuffing their diplomatic
pouches with propaganda ma
terial.
The official Soviet news
agency TaSS said Mr.. Mikoyan
will be the guest of the Gu
ban government, which invited
him to the opening of the
Soviet exposition.
Exposition Director Alexander
Shelnov laid the groundworE
for the visit yesterday with
statements that left no doubt
Evening star., 1960-02-04
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Evening star., 1960-02-04
Mikoyon Visits Cubo
In Pursuit of Trade

HAVANA, Feb (AP).-Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas
Mkoyan old revolutionary himself arrives today
revolutionary Cuba of FdeI Castro trade and friendship
mission.
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Evening star., 1960-02-04
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Milford chronicle., 1960-02-12
A MAN NAMED LINCOLN

Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday ami
versary the world observes today, is perhaps
more typical of the American hero than any
other. Born in log cabin, and beginning his
life as a farm laborer, the lanky American
nevertheless became one of the worlds great
est champions of freedom and liberty.
Contrary to the belief of many, Lincoln
was an outstanding man in his community
long before being elected President. His nom-
ination by the Republican Party in 1860, in
stead of being the selection of a comparative
unknown, capped brilliant career, which
had begun when Lincoln was chosen captain
of a company of volunteers in the Black
Hawk Indian War.
His patience gentle manner and far
reaching vision enabled him to guide this
country through the disastrous war of 1861
1865. Though soft-spoken, Lincoln was new
ertheless unmovable on matters of principle,
never wavering in his courageous efforts to
hold the Union together.
AS a national figure, no one, with the ex-
ception of George Washington, has been able
to equal his fame and hold on the hearts of
the American public. No finer tribute can
be paid each day at the Lincoln Memorial, in
Washington, d. C-where humble visitors,
at all hours of the day and night, silently read
his immortal words on the freedom and dig
nifty of man.