SUEZ President Nass&r of Egypt ls prepared to go to war - over the Suez Canal. Nasser, warning that if shooting breaks out in the Canal Zone - a war will spread from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean. He's called up all Egyptian Naval ~ officers - for Wts. fleet maneuvers. An~ h e o / the full support of the Arab League - the nine member nations, standing by with troops - in case Britain and France ahould try military intervention in the Canal Zone. That the two western powers might do this, is indicated by an announcement in London - that "all appropriate means ' will be taken to keep the Canal open. That could mean - the use or force - because the integrity of the Canal is already damaged. Non-Egyptian pilots, walking off the Job - and if enough of them go, seryice through the vital waterway I might collapse. And thaUmight mean - France and Britain, agreeing that the time has come to step in - and keep the C nal open - because Egypt is not able to ctd t. SUEZ - 2 Meanwhile, Britons in Egypt are departing for home in a stream. Half of the British colony in Ca11 · 0 - already gone. The Britis h Embassy, reducing its personnel - and slowing down its work. The number of civilians in the Suez Canal zone, growing less - u as international tension increases. SUEZ EISENHOWER President Eisenhower said today that Britain and France cannot afford to sit by and simply hope that they will be allowed to use the Canal. Does he think a peaceful settlement is still possible? His answer to that question was that he hopes neither side will resort to force - until no alternative remains. MENZIES rime Minlst r Menzies of Austra.lia 1s planning to fl to . a shington - for talk wit h President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles - about the failure of the Cairo conference. Before leaving ~ondon, Menxles spoke with newsmen. When asked about Nasser's behaviour during the conference - he replied that the President of Egypt is, in his words, "not a table thumper." And that the conrerence was friendly - from beginning to end. But, that Colonel Nasser never made any counter proposal. He simply rejected the Dulles plan brought to him by the committee. In ret rn he offered no alternative. In Menzies' opinlon, there's 11tt1 . e chance for . new negotiations such as Nasser suggests. The Australian Prime Minister believes the Suez issue s1ould be broughto what he calls, "finality ' • When asked whether "finality' implied war - said the Prime Minister from Down Under: II thi " I am implying no n g . MAIIE Both parties are studying the Maine election - trying to figure out Just what it means. The Democrats, the first to give their opinion - that the Democratic victory 1s a sign of what is to come in November. The Democrats captured both the governorship - and two out of three Congressional seats. One Democrat has refused 11 to claim victory, because the vote is so close. James and Oliver,/appRrw■~wfmatwrwlmllR Robert Hale.- ilp-Pulbc..._ 111Dt••x•xtn~NxbllmatatJ.11■ wJ,ililGH 1J Both candidates . . . waiting for a recount. But the main point about the Maine election - Governor Edmund Muskie wins another term - the second Democrat, to be re-elected Governor of Maine since the Civil War. Muskie , coasting in with a safe margin of more than fifty thousand votes - over Republican William Trafton. Only one top Republican won ka in t h is Maine election - vllfford McIntyre, again elected to the Hous of Representatives . , t ------------ 1 n ·.- c o n c enc t a , .' r i ' e nt i _ n o· , e r o u t t he e o c r c , i c v i c t o r n , ne . t i n c pened in : a i n e in ic es a n a ti o ren o r o em ber : i s n we r, t t - he bel iev s t e o utc o ea tri b t e t o Gov ernor m un d '.i u 1e t t ' o v r no r . 1 u s k i e l e ver y oth r e ocr a t o n t e ai ne ic et. l e s a i owever, t t . e does feel t t the La ine vote mea ns th t - he e ublic a ns will hav e to et busy - no t s it on t eir ha nd s . . l o t e . ai n e r su l t will not feet his c m ~ . i g n s trate y. e s till expe ct to make no m ore tan i ve or ix ajor r ess es. h 1 C n co te Je ocr cl m - sa· n ~ t, 1 a le 0 . ::> don local s e . 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And t en llagher t rew a c h air an a bar stool at him. na then follo ed a donneybrook - ch a irs a hed, peanu~ m chines smashed - a n finally the fi gh t, broken u , - by the J olice. a ll a ~ her nd his friends re leadin 1 uilty to , s t au 1 t . 'f ! . y ay t e y s t i 11 on' t 1 i k e 1 v i ,. " r s 1 ey • R U S T LER o uth o f the bo rder in Gut i e rrez , Me i co - the police h a ve arre ~ted an inter~stin cattle rustler . An attrac t iv e oun Senorita . Maria Cavallero told the authorities she 11 es to rust l e. Li k es to rustle cattle. Said Senorita Maria Cavallero, " it ees one field where it e:es easy to compete with men." And, Henry, ~he added:-"1:he earnin s are so good ." Bueno.