SCELBA WINS
VOTE
Home, Mar. 22
Premier Mario Seelba won an important victory tants ht on the eye of his departure for the United
States when the Chamber of Deputies agreed to post- pone Italy's local elections tintil 1956.
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The elections have been held this year in 5,000 Italian Communes,“ The Lower House Approved 298 to 232 a Government- sponssted bill to put off the vating.-United Press.
A HERO'S
FUNERAL FOR RED MARSHAL
Moscow, Mar. 22." Russian Marshal Leonid Govorov Was given a hero's funeral in Red
Square here today, at tended by the top political and military leaders of the Soviet Union.
The diplomatic corps as well represented with Mr Charles "Bohlen, of the United States; Sit William Hayter of Great Bri- tain and Mario Di Stefano of Italy prominent ambassadors.
among
·1
the
The urn of ashes wus Earried on a bier drawn by six black horses surrounded by more than ja hundred wreaths and medals of the dead Marthal.
the
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Marshal Georgi Zhukov Minister of Defence praised
Govorov as a "faithful For of the Parly and the people after which the ashes were sealed in the wall of the Kremlin Palace
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY,. MÄRCH 23, 1955,
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MIDDLE EAST ALLIANCE NEW YORK GREAT WORLD
America Wants To
Join The co-Iraqi Pact
MUTUAL DEFENCE OFFER TO ISRAEL
Washington, Mar. 22.
American officials at a relatively high level said today they were working on a broad plan for the Middle East which includes the United States joining the Turco-Iraqi pact, offering Israel a mutual defence alliance and suggesting that Egypt | either align herself with the Ankara pact or make a separate defence arrangement with Washington. They said this was the overall approach being taken by the officials whom the Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, has charged with trying to work out a new American approach to the area.
TOO MANY
Whether this programme eventually will be adopted, they said, depends on whether Mr Dulles and President Eisen-
NUDES INewer approve of the plan being
PARIS
women,
. Paris, Mar. 22. cinema posters in Paris featuring A current spate of memmoth half-nude
Prostitutes and heroines of gangster films is regretiable but is perfectly legal, Paris Petice Chief Andre! Dubois indicated here today.
He said that provided the film that was being advertised had passed the censorship, there
worked out by their aides.
BEST MEANS
American officials most
with the
said
closely connected Middle East situation they were convinced that the Turce-Iraqi pact, as well as Turkey's alignment with Pakistan, “offcred the best possible means of working out a security arrangement for the region.
At the same time, they add- Was nothing to prevent cinema ed, they recognised Israel's 'coo- from exhibiting publicly plc-cern over being left alone in the midst of other alliances in which Israel at this time did not appear to fit.
The Soviet Council of Minis-tures. ters has decreed that a momerili In recent weeks, there has should be erected in momory of been a showing of an unusual the late Marshal, France- cumber of films dealing with Presse,
the more sordid aspects of the drug traffic and crime, Titles
Yugoslav
A-Energy
Plants
Belgrade, Mar, 22.
such as "ficit Women" Nicest Sin in the World", and "The Fitnes" have been attract ing larga crowds, France- Prosse.
For that reason, they sald, Israel a security alliance with the present intention is to offer
the US at the same time that the American Government an nounces its intention of joining the Turco-Iraqi
pact in the role of an associate member.
So far as concerns Egypt. American officials said they still London, Mar. 22.
wished that the Cairo gobern Mr Nigel Birch, Minister af Works, told a questioner in the ment could see its way clear to House of Commons today there join the Turkish
test
pacts
Pope Addresses 500 Priests
The Pope, seated on the throne in the Clementina Room in the Vatican, Rome, addressċd 500 príęska "La "the" Diocese of Rome, on the occasion of Lent. His speech was transmitted by
radio throughout Italy.-Express Photo,
DUCK HUNTING
IN PARIS PARK
Paris, Mar. 22.
A large number of ducks used to swim and but play on the pond in the Buttes Chaumont park in was no danger of fish spreading recognised that this probably Paris. Some were big and fat, while others were radio-activity from areas where was politically impossible at this newly-born babes.
time. had explosions The Yugoslav Government to- nuclear
For this reason, they have day established a fuclear energy taken place. commission under. Vice He told Dr. A. D. Broughton, Suggested in their general parer President Alexander Rankovic, Le Labour Member, that scien- on the subject, that the United to plan and co-ordinate prodie-tile research into this question States be prepared to offer the tion of nuclear energy for in-by government departments same
had been going on since 1949, pact as it will suggest to Israel dustrial purposes.
sert of mutual defence and had been helped by ac at the time the Americari ad- counts of research done by herence to the Turco-Iraqi pact Japanese scientists near the is announced. -United Press' location of the recent United States test explosion,
Earlier this month President Tito announced Yugoslavia. could produce her own nuclear energy. Three scientific in stitutes had been set up and geological prospecting for new materials had yielded favour- able results.-Router. ›
Mr Birch said Britain. wus also in close contact with the United States on the matter.- China Mail' Special.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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Solar Energy
Source Of PowerTM
Recently, the park keeper in charge of the ducks noticed that some of the larger ones were missing. He carefully watched people who took
who came near the pond, but in vain. refuge in the quiet gardens and especially those
Meanwhile, the ducks was steadily decreasing. He finally warned the police who sent three inspectors. They were 130- successful at first but finally caught the thieves.
PRAM USED
FRENCH TEACHERS
ON STRIKE
Paris, Mar. 22.
It was 7 real fuck- hunting gang" which had "been set up. A concierge (dcor-keeper) sent his 14- year-old daughter Therese to the park. She pushed the A 24-hour strike of school pram of a neighbour's baby. teachers of the Federation accompanied by of National Education (auto- on Jeannot, a young friend of "Chlorella", a plant life in same age. Jeannot threw breadnomous) has been called for
Wellington, Mar. 22. new type of fuel supply based on solar energy. may be developed as the result of the studies made
She
was
RALDS New Zealand, a chemist re- crumbs toward the ducks and tomorrow.
RELENT N PALE S LACE
گا
IN 12: ND SERE NI&GURS 20 KREATY UNIVERSE G
AMASS
DISTRACH R
ACROSS
3 Pennon (8),
7 Extreme tright (5).
8 Pieces of jewellery (8).
10
Soften (6).
13 Lace-holes (7).
15 Open-work fabric (4),
17. Fruit. (7)
10
Plait
20 Withered (4);
21 Minstrels, perhaps
28 Formal agreement (6
27 World (8).
28 Piled up (5).
29 Hinder (8).
DOWN
Lean (5). Corner (5).
3. View (5).
4. Deserve (4).
5 Madman (8).
Reddish-brown (6).
$ Reach (6).
11 Eagle's nest (5),
12 Best part (5).
14 Divides (6).
15 Vassal (5),
18 Woo
18 False
19 Specks (6).
22 Large (5).
23 Keen (5)
24 Slender girl (5).
25. Equal (4)
26
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1-Shroud 5 Aside 8 Sense, 9 Bushel, 10 Spear 11 Debut, 12 Rare, 13 Risks, 16 Select, 18 Ceased, 20 Natal, 22 Cmus, 23 Sugar, 25 Trait, Tomato, 27 Newel, 28 Bergs, 29. Bledge. Down: 1 Suburban, 2. Bestrict, 3 Used, 4 Deletes, 6 Assured, & Séptic, 7 Drank, 14 Standard, 18 Seashore, 18 Balutes, 17 Legates, 13 Easing, 21 Agree, 24 Rol
vealed here today.
..
the unsuspecting birds slłówły, Claiming the support of all
approached him.
friends of secular, education, M. Secretary When rebody was around, he Andre Lavergne, selected the fattest one and
General of the Federation,
The chemist, Mr N. W. Vere- Janes, senior chemical engineer of the New Zealand Department grabbing it quickly by the neck, day announced the objectives of of Scientific and Chemical passed it to Therese who hid it the strike, including reinforce Research, said that Chlorella | under the blankets of the pram.ment of university rights, ex- was found in oxydation ponds When a keeper was passing tension of professional agricul- set up under Auckland's new by, she pinched its bil shut to drainage scheme.
the sun's energy
we are
prevent it squawking.
-You might say
Sometimes it was necessary roughly at the same stage as the for Therese at the coquette 10 distret the eper's atendian atomic energy researchers were 20 years ago," he told the Press. and this she did very well.
Chlorella, he said, absorbed The birds were, then, taken and this may to the concierge who, according be recovered by drying Chlorella to neighbours, was unequalled and burning it or fermenting it in preparing ducks with unip and collecting methane gas. ・・
He added, "If we can achieve this, we have everlasting, source of power."--France-Presse.
sauce:
tural teaching, non-interference in this teaching and recruit- ment of a qualified, personnel in all branches of teaching.
It is not only the education of the French Republic which is at staks, M. Labergue declared but also the French Republic
helf-France-Presse.
When the police came he had No Epidemic
just finished peeling the turnips and was preparing to kill a fat duck--France-Presse,
Screaming Catholic Students
Storm Belgian Parliament
Brussels, Mar. 22. QWEAKING - - súd screaming
Calholle students today sur- rounded the Lower House of Belgiam's Parliament in Brus sels where a fiery debata be tween Premier Achilles Van
monstration
to protest the
· bill next - Saturday.
Glasgow Mar. 22.
A bogus doctor who made women, undresy while investigat... ing a non-existent scarlet fever epidemic was today ordered by the Glasgow Assize Court to treatment undergo paychiatric tren and to be under police sur- veillance for three years.
The man, Charles Stuart, 25, was accused of 22 enses of in- decent behaviour and assault Mr Lefevro told today's As- The prosecution alleged that sembly session. If the Gov- posing as a health inspector he ernment does not withdraw j-first examined children and then undress at a bill it will be responsible made housewives
Gusbands for dividing Belgiurn in half a time when their with Galanlle: Flanders on were not caly to be at home- yone
side, and free-thinking France-Presse. Wallonia on the other side.
Acker's and the bro-Catholic Home Boelal
Party taking place. The Social Christian
Party's Mr Theo Lefevre, Chairman appealed to Mr. Van Acker to Withdraw this bur
Education Socialat ward br Minister Leo Collarb which calls for cutting a religious éllucatión credis,
The Social Christians –
taceatened to hold ik maas de-
Bolzano, Már,”" 22.
Mr Van Acker warned the
Ona woskiti was anothered to shouting “Social Christians doeth and two men were injured they had better call off their out of a party of five when un projected rally next Saurday or the Dialer Chalet at thamdered down an or take the conséquences.
them near
I warn you that order will be Sulci in the Tallan Alpa
maintained: ALKALÓRÍSA Mr
remaling two men of Yan: Acker said. * France 18 day escaped uninjured
N
Regimental Alliance
London, Mar. 25. Elizabeth Queen
has Approved an alliance be tween the Queen's Hayal Rögiment (West - Singer) and the Northern Rhodesia Begiment was officially arinensend. today.
Men of both regiments are now serving in Malaya. The Queen's --Regiment, kun: Surice provided coins: manditig officers for the Northern Rhodeiss Regi-
The Northern Rhodesia Regiment haw Africag. soldiers, European · officers srid. both African and European warrant officers and
`non-commissioned
officers, i...
The alem of reel- mental alliances is pernliar to the British “Comm021- wealth forces and creates
formal link between uulig with some common associations.
One of the 'forma in which
takes practical expression is that members or ex-members of a tuked unit are looked after when they are in thẻ ôthër unit's locality.
China Mail ་་ special.
MOTION ON
SCIENTISTS
FAILS
London, Mar. 22. Six women politicians--two of them mothers failed tonight to get the House of Commons to agree to an international.com- ference of scientists, including Russians, to study the effect on Furman beings of radioactivity released by nuclear bombs, The voting was 290-250;
women
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