Zurich Herald, 1957-10-03, Page 7Gloomy Picture
For The West
Roughly speaking, two-thirds
Of the oil consumed in Western
Europe comes either through the
Suez Canal or by the pipeline
through Syria from the Mosul
fields in Iraq.
It would be a gross exaggera-
tion to say that Moscow • today
controls the flow of that oil upon
which all Western Europe de-
pends heavily both for its econ-
omic welfare and for its mili-
tary operations.
But it is not an exaggeration
to say that Moscow's current
operations throughout the Mid-
dle East bear the external ear-
marks of a fairly consistent and
fairly well advanced reach for
the handle which could turn off
the flow of that oil.
This does not mean that in
event of a major war the armed
forces of the West would be
brought to a standstill by lack
of oil. Tinder modern military
conditions it is almost certain. that
Middle East oil would be un-
usable to either side anyway. The
West would almost certainly
have to depend on Western Hem-
isphere oil regardless of what
happened in the Middle East in
the meantime.
It does mean that if the trend
is unchecked the time will come,
and fairly soon perhaps, when
a large part of the daily supply of
Europe's oil will be available
only bar grace of Moscow. One of
the visible consequences could be
an end to the British and Dutch
oil -dispensing business, a major
snlpport of the economies of both
all those countries.
There are more disturbing
overtones to all that is going on
in the Middle East.
Last week a Soviet cruiser and
destroyer passed through the
English Channel. They ran black-
ed out at night - a curious busi-
ness. They were checked by radar.
They passed through the Straits
of Gibraltar into the Mediter-
ranean.
This Week another Soviet
cruiser - destroyer team made
the same blacked -out voyage.
Since the Suez crisis of last
autumn about 80 shiploads of
Soviet arms and ammunition have
:arrived in Egypt and a similar
]txumber' of shiploads in Syria.
Of course the arms shipped
. Egypt and Syria are largely
Obsolete. And a f e w Soviet
cruisers, destroyers and submar-
L'HGH HAT - This six-year-old
can afford to be a little high
hat. John P. Dolan collected the
souvenir headgear on a visit to
Europe with his parents.
RIDE 'EM, COWGIRL ! - Jacky Misko really doesn't expect her
little car to buck -but she's prepared for it in her western out-
fit. This buckaroo cycle car does 18 m.p.h. and gets 60 miles
per gallon. It costs $400.
Ines are no match for the United
States Sixth Fleet.
Still, we are dealing with a
double Soviet operation which
looks increasingly unpleasant.
There is the fact of extensive
Soviet influence in both Egypt
and Syria. There is the twin.
fact of this revival of Soviet
naval activity in the Mediter-
ranean.
Add to this a third factor,
probably the most dangerous of
all. President Nasser of Egypt
has launched what amounts to a
popular and fairly powerful
revolutionary movement. It has
little more philosophic content
than the movement started by
Peron in Argentina.
It's pretty thin stuff by com-
parison with the great revolu-
tionary movements of the last
century. But for the Middle
East it's the first such movement
to get under way. To people who
lived untouched by the French
Revolution, socialism, commun-
ism, and fascism, it has novelty ,
and appeal. It could sweep far
and fast if it ever started spread-
ing.
For the movement, at least,
Moscow is riding and exploiting
this movement which has its base
in Egypt. It has spread to Syria.
The immediate problem confront-
ing Western diplomats is not how
to reverse what has happened in
Syria, but how to keep it from
spreading.
There is no visible, available
means for reversing the events in
Syria. The Sixth Fleet can't go
to the rescue of a President Ku -
wetly who doesn't ask to be res-
cued, Syria is self-sustaining in
foodstuffs. Soviet arms could, in
theory, be kept out by a.block-
ade, but a blockade is an act of
war, and United States policy is •
currently, and heavily, restrained
by Washington's own insistence
of last year that force must not
be employed in the Middle East.
The immediate problem is how
to prevent what is happening in
Syria from spreading to the
other Arab states. The idea of a
"quarantine" is not, for the pur-
pose of stamping out what has.
happened in Syria. It is to pre-
vent what happened in Syria
from spreading into Jordan, Le-
banon, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.
The West is definitely on the
defensive in the Middle East, It
is defending a cluster of Arab
kingdoms of not too modern a
vintage against ? popular revo-
lutionary movement which Mos-
cow is abetting with arms, agents,
and a show of sea power in the
Mediterranean.
Even a successful quarantine
leaves two-thirds of Europe's oil
supply flowing through Egypt
and Syria, the two Arab countries
where Soviet activity is highest
and Soviet control the most ad-
vanced.
It is not a happy picture for
the West.
®VARIATION ON OLD THEME - Bottles with model ships inside
them are fairly common, but New York furniture store owner
Joseph Kremen is mystified by this miniature chair, complete
with wicker seat, in an old whisky bottle. Kremen's father-in-
law bought it from the maker 20 years ago for a dollar. Fifty
times that amount couldn't persuade, Kremen to part with It
now.
Deer - :'''goose
Hunting Season
Open season for deer and
moose for the coming fall in a
number of parts of Ontario
were announced recently by
Minister of Lands and Forests,
Clare E. Mapledoram.
A large area of northern On-
tario north of Lake Superior
will be open to both resident
and non-resident moose hunt-
ers from October 1 to Decem-
ber 24.
The Minister stated that just
as in forestry there is an allow-
able annual cut of trees which
can be taken without prejudice
to the forest, there is also an
allowable annual harvest of
moose. In spite of long seasons
and permission to kill one
moose regardless of sex or age,
Ontario hunters were taking
far fewer moose than they
might, and this Department
hoped to see moose steaks in
more refreigerators than ever
before.
In addition to the large area
mentioned, special seasons were
set for an area near Kenora,
another in Rainy River -District,
and a large area north of North
Bay, from Sault Ste. Marie to
'Cochrane. It was announced
that there would be sae".•open
season for moose sout:rof. the
French River.
The season for deer in 'the
Parry Sound - Haliburton 'ar'ea
which is frequented by the
largest single group of Ontagio
hunters, will run from Novena
ber :4 to November 16. The area.
north of the French River
which also attracts many hunt-
ers will have a season running
from November 1 to November
25. Seasons in six other areas
were also announced, including
a special bow and arrow sea-
son, October 19 to November
14, for Manitoulin Island.
The list of zones .and dates
follow:
Open Seasons For Moose
1. North of Lake Superior,
and in Chapleau and Gogama
Districts, except for other zones
listed, October 1 -December 24.
2. Lake of the Woods area,
and region south of Sioux
Lookout, October 15 -October 31
and November 26 -December 24,
for residents of Ontario only.
3. Areas of Sault Ste. Marie,
Sudbury, and Swastika -
Matheson - Timmins, open to
residents and non-resident from
October 15 to November 15 and
to residents only from Novem-
ber 16 to December 24.
4. North Bay - Temagami -
October 19 to October 31 and
November 26 to December 7,
for residents only.
5. Eastern portion of Rainy
River District, October 15 to
October 31, for residents only,
Areas 6 to 13 Are For
Deer Hunting
6. North of the northernmost
C.N.R. line October 1 to No-
vember 25.
7, North of Lake Superior
and from Kenora to the Quebec
border, October 15 to Novem-
ber 25.
8. Rainy River District, Oc-
tober 22 to November 25.
9, Sault Ste. Marie to North
Bay, north of French River,
November 1 to November 25.
10. Manitoulin, regular sea-
son, November 15 -November 25.
Bow and arrow only, October
19 to November 14.
11. Parry Sound, Haliburton,
Hastings, Frontenac and Ren-
frew area, south of North Bay
and Mattawa, November 4 to -
November 16.
12. Leeds, Grenville and
Carleton East of the Rideau
River, November 4 to Novem-
ber 7, shotguns only.
13. Carleton County west of
the Rideau River, November 4
to November 9.
If you haven't had time to
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and store it in the refrigerator.
This prevents mildew from
spoiling' the clothes and also
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ironing session.
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ISSUE 40 - 1957
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