SUIZ - The news, tonight, 1n tM Suez Canal cr1111, j" centers largely around the"*'' word ' phaaei'". s011ethlng done by degrees - 1n phaaea. In the House ot COIIIOna, today, Br1t1ah Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd lntol'lled the M P's that Britain and Prance are deterlli.ned to carry out a "phuect withdrawal " from the Suez. Which, actually - repeat, what the Br1t1ah have aa1d prevlouly. But 1t 1 a now comected with another word - "rorthw1th". Which waa used 1n the U I re1ol11t1on - calling tor the Br1t1ah and French and I1rae111 to pllll 011t ot 11Jpt1an territory "torthw1th". , The Poreign Secretary toldthe Houe or C:amona, today, that the Chlet Aller1can delegate to the U I, Henry " 1th " 4 -.. "phased" Cabot Lodge - interprets torthw aa •an-ae • r t d, ( In cue that tasea you, it wollld all , ... to •an a sort ot /4 COlll)l'Olliae _ trued 1n the teru ot det1n1tlona., To withdraw "tortmr1th" - taken to •an a "phUed operation." SUIZ - 2 - Selwyn Lloyd said, rurthel'IIOre, that the question or getting out of Egypt is tied 1n with problema ot clearing the Suez Canal and negotiating tor the future operation of the great waterway. When you boil lt all down, you have a declaration - that the British and French ret'uae to aove out at once. But thia refusal 11 hedged - with qual1ti-cat1~~it and but. 'ftle Selwyn Lloyd atate•nt 1n Pll.i-nt • - to arouse no pe111111111 at all - 1n Vuhington. Where the word 11 - nit witil Monctay.(_Ltncoln White, apoke■-n tor the State Departaent, aaya that a "detlnite atat-nt" 11 expected on Monday 1'rolll the British, ) One paragraph in toctay 1 a Wuh1ngton diapatch reads: "Thereili eager anticipation here - that British "' IMPt:Foreign secretary Sel,ryn Lloyd will then be able to announce British and French plans. Por withdrawing troops tram the Suez canal area, 1n c0111>liance with the United Nations SOIZ - } - Today, the British Allbaaaador to Washington, Sir Harold Cascia, called on Acting Secretary of state Herbert Hoover Jr. and explained that Selwyn Lloyd's declaration in the House of C01n0ns, today, waa ot an "interim" nature. Tentative, not final. Sir Harold adding - that another atat•ent will be ade in Parliament on Monday. Allot which la the bula for fa further word 1n Vuhington - that the United States la waiting - tor a signal to send oil supplies to Europe. Ooverrnent ott1c1ala Q.. explaining - that ••Are all set - tor -rs•ncy action to bolster up dwindling oil supplies. Plana having been held up - pending tirm assurance that the British and French will withdraw from Suez, according to the UN resolution. Meanwhile, the Soviets are IIIJdng gestures - ot supplying westem Europe with oil. Negotiations going on, we hear. But there's doubt that Russia could ship anywhere near enough. Also, will Moscow really get into the oil gae, when the Soviets are foremost in deaandinS that the British SUBZ - 4 - and French get out or the Suez? One thing 1a evident - it will be a tough weekend for Selwyn Lloyd. Who faces a d1ft1cult pol1t1cal situation - with a large bloc of his own Tory party angrily opposed to an mediate i pull-out from Suez. The Foreign Secretary wlll have to convince them - that it's the wise thing to do. IOYPT SOLDIIRS At Port Said, Br1t1ah and French aoldiera todaJ cheered and waved in welc011e • •• tw 1hip1 entered the harbor. Transports CarrJlng Yugoslav aoldlera - the latest reinforcement, to Join the U I police tore,. Seven hundred Yugoalava - with heavy equipaent. Al the ••11 intemational Amy builds up • toward the six thouaand ark. ADD JIJYPTIAN SOLDIIRS Tonight, a unit or the u N police force waa ordered into Ho Man's Land. That 11, the strip of ground between the Anglo-Prench u on one aide and the lgyptlana on the other. A coapany or Danlah troops - to purol that area. u1-EYPTIAH SOLDIERS (add) The latest - two UN salvage vessels on their way to the Suez Canal. Dutch and Dan1ah craft - tor the job or clearing the obatructiona or the waterway. So stated at u N headquarter,, tonight. SUIZ INCIDENT Egypt claims - that four jet planes attacked Egyptian positions, today. Strafing trucks Ill and anti- aircraft gun positions in the neighborhood of Iamallia. Jfo casualties fL1'9eported. Bgypt alleging - a flagrant violation or the cease-fire. The comunique says two ot the Jets were British •de. Two French •de. But the Bgyptiana do not identity th• aa belonging either to the Anglo-Prench air forces, or to Israel. ISRAEL RUSSIA Bitter Soviet attacks - on Israel. The official Moscow newspaper, Isveatia, giving dire warru.ng. Saying - 11 the very existence of Israel is at stake." Adding: "The Israeli rulers are pushing the country on the road to suicide." The Moscow newspaper - chaJ'g1ng that Israel plana aggre11lon againBt the Arabs. CANADA The Canadian government won an overwhelming vote of confidence - in the Ottawa Parliament tonight. Supporting its policy - of independence in the Suez dispute. Canada - not backing Britain. Or, necessarily - following the policy of the United States. The Conservative Party introduced a motion of non-confidence - criticizing the Liberal Government1br not supporting the Brit1ah-French lnvaaion of Bgypt. But the Canadian M P's rejected that by a huge maJority. SYRIA The United States government issued a waming today - which would apply to Syria or soviet Russia. Although - neither country •as named. The State Department in Washington saying- that the United States would view with "utmost gravity" any threat against a member of the Baghdad Pact. Which would mean particularly - Iraq. Possibly - Turkey. Yesterday, Washington n expressed alarm - over shipments of Russian weapons to Syria. Combined with reports - that the Syrian government is now pro-Soviet. Syria and Iraq are at odds, with possibilities of an outbNa~ of trouble between them. Allot which is the background of the warning now issued by the State Departaent. In Turkey, meanwhile, there are reports that Russian armament is being saiggled 1n ships passing illegally through the Dardanelle~to the Mediterranean - bound for , \ ti Syria. The Turkish govemment reported as taking - a very SYRIA - 2 grave" view of a pro-Soviet attitude in Syria. But Turkey denies that Turkish troops are massing on the Syrian border. Tonight, 1n Budapeat, critical conferences are on - between puppet Premer Kardar and leaders ot the Budapeat !orkera !ounc11. The ~uncll nm1ng • that, 1r the Red Preaier continue, to reJect the demand■ ot the workers, Hungary will be plunged lnto coaplete anarchy. I All of which tollowa indlcatlona that the lardar reg111e 11 now aw1tch1ng to brutal Stai1nl1■ - to get control ot the rebellloua country. Laying IIS.ne-ttelda, tor euaple, along the Austrian border - to preven~e tlqht MD ot retugeea. But the workers council, today, made the tollow1ng drutic amouncement: "Ve• are the laat legal body Which can solve the 11tuat1an peacefully. It we tail, there will be• spontaneous strike throughout the country, and•• will not be able to an control the workers. Total anarchy will tollow, 11 sald the council. ~ So that's the spirit 1n which they~re conterr1ng tofl1it, with the puppet Premier. ff JISDHOWIR HUIOARY Preaident 11•enhower, today, called on all Aaerloana - to support a special Rid Cro11 dl1uter appeal. SNklnl• t1•• lllllion dollars tor -rgency relier 1n Hungary. And - for the Hungarian retugH1 1n Auatrla. Earlier 1n the claJ, the PN1ident IWlld a apecial representative tor Hungarian reliet. Poraer Under-Seoretar, or the AraJ-TraoJ VoorhNa ot ••• York. to dety the Sot: eta. Iii / / / Congr,9•aaan llcCora / ~ H lhol&ld , ~tu■e to .,/ Buda~t, until Rua ~ Hungarians lberla are re,urned to the / , / hoaea. pOLAJII) In Poland, Gomulka aaya - OnlJ the Cc:anmiat progl'lll will be tolerated. The Titolat Prelller 1na11tin8 - that Marxisa remalna the dopa. But he added - that cooperation between the Coaunlata and othefartlea 11 po111ble. "Inclwllal the progre111ve Cathollca," aaldhe. Which, ot courae, retera to the nUllber one probl• 1n Poland- the poaltlon ot the church 1n. "liberated" Red regllll. Gomlka - reterrlng to the new treed• or the church. And - glvlng. warning. ~v. bell•••·" aald he, "that the clergy who have full treed• ot action - Ifill not abuae thla treed011. 11 Churctaen, he hopel • Will aupport th• coauru.at reg!M. The police at San Diego, California, have aade an arrest - for arson. Saying - the dlaaatroua forest tire . . - deliberately set. The tlaing catutrophe _ which took the lives of eleven fire tighten, and bumed out aore than tort7- tour thousand acNa. An Indian boy, arreated - a 11.xtHn year old h1gb 1chool student, accused - ot aetting tire to the graa1 near a cabin 1n the Indian reaervation where he lived. He 11 quoHd •• aay1ng: "I Juat got a cra1y ldea to throw a •tch 1n the grall - to ' " lt lt would burn." Merely a aru• tlre, to begin with - but wlnda nre blowing, up to seventy allu an hour. And the n-• ••pt through the .eM6Mflle latlonal Poreat - llke a hurricane. Today, the tlre wu tinallJ under control. Arter tour days - with two thouaand tlre tighten 1n a battle againat a nw.ng teapeat. Vhlch began- with a lighted •tch t011ed into aoae graaa, by an Indian boy. OLYMPICS Today at Melbourne. Chris Brasher said: "Boy, it I s really hard to win these medals." The Br1t1ah star - MIiii having to win a decision. after he had won the race. He c - 1n tirat 1n the three thoua~eplechue, f. but was d1squal1f1ed - tor "1ntertet'Bnce". Whereupon, there WU a British protest - and the OlJIIPiC COlldttee held a hearing. The alleged "interference" investigated. Which brought about a new verdict - original decialon reveraed. Chris Brasher - declared the winner. Oetting hla gold Mdal - at'ter an ordeal or doubt. In the tour hundred •ter toot race, CharleJ Jenklftl or Villanova cue 1n tirat. Another gold aedal - tor the ~ U.S.A. and it looks u it our t ... - _,_ A Win the ~ ~ - . a - ~ A decathlon. Which hU already begun. !he Aaerlcana ) • aaklng a great showing. esn•t count or ao • ■uc. The contest, OLYMPICS lA At laat reports, Milt C•pbell, toraer tootball ,tar of Indiana U - wu tuming the decathlon into a raun-away. Par ahead or hla next COlll)etltor - al10 an · AMrlcan. Ve alao won a basketball,_ trOII the Ruaalan t•• - but that doean•t count tor 10 111ch. The conteat, . ~ OLYIIP ICS - 2 - wa• part of el1111nat1ona - for the t1nal event. 'l.'he Sov1eta - having already qualified tor that. So today'•,_ n• aoatlJ - tor the exercise. The R11111ana putting ln second atrlng playera. Willing enough to loae - tor tecmical • t,euona coMected with the tlnal. At any rate, that 1 1 the op Won ot the Allerlcan player,. crAUm:TION I've been receiving letters of coaplaint - troa lorweglans. Because, the other night, I called !«11 Dan1el1en a Dane. He won a Gold Medal for the Javelin throw, at the Olyapic, gaaea -- and he'• a hundred percent lol'lleg1an. One letter or protest c01111 tram the Royal lorweglan Con111late at New Orleana, where Harald Vemer wrltea - "I know, ot course, that uny Americana atlll bruah ulde the lnd1v1dual1ty or the countries up there 1n northem lurope. By saying - they're all acandinavlana, or blond SWedea, or aoaething like that". lfo, I don't llake that ll11take - not ordinarily. Being well aware that the lorwegiana, the Swedes and the Duel - have a powertul 1nd1vldual1ty, indeed. But, aOMhow, I got l1.,,, things trangled. 1g11 Nol'lllll ot !Yanaton, D11nola, aenda along the Una aw correction, and addl - "I Just 111tened to abort c~TION - 2 wave direct from AU1tra11a, and they are calling thl■ (the Norwegian Javelin throw) - the 1101t outstanding pertol'lllftce of the Olympic games thua tar." So I hasten to get 1t straight. lgll Dan1elaen i i • no Dane. He 1 • a lforwue,; · a.: , - and he 1ure can throw the Javelin. BDIJIBUROH A dispatch fl'Olll Sydney, Auatralia, today uses the word ·· ratbags" • Which 11 Australian slang tor _ lunatic■, or crackpots. Giving an explanation of threats - against the DUke of F.d1nburgh. The Queen's huaband, atter opening the OlJlll)ic Game• in Melbourne, went on to Sydney - where he'• gettlng an enthualastlc welcC118. But alao - ltttera threatening h11 lite. The police, today, doubling a guard protecting the Duke. Thar l(_ believe the letters cue troll "ratbaga". But th•J~N taking no chances. Laat illght, out■lde government houae, a 11111 trted to throw hlllaelt - under the Duke'• autoaoblle. Another cue or a "ratbag''. But the police do not believe thla lncldent had anything to do with the MIIIIClbl letters. Well, we have odd expre111ona llke - bat• 1n ttie belfry and bug-houae. But I w o n ~ could be th ' ~ I .___ I tb .. r .... derivation or ra II•