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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1958.
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The Soviet Union appears to making special efforts to win the friendship of Switzerland, whose Govern- ment is strictly neutral but whose public opinion is overwhelmingly pro-Western.
References to Switzerland in the Soviet Press have been increasingly frequent in recent months. And the references are almost always flattering.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18
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Since the 20th Congress ol the Soviet Communist Party, at which the present dive agaitist The so-called "personality cult" was launched, it could be that Switzerland's foam of collective Government has become an addi- followed 'ed aftraction in the eyes of the Sometimes - presem leaders in the Kremlis.
which. hostile period
Chang Mail Spectul. with the Bolshevik B volution at the end of World War 1
Anti-Soviet
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shade on the League of Nations By the the Head of the Swiss Federal Political Departamen Si Guiseppe Malta, and Russian Switzerland's magivings about
Livity in the last WAT. outstanding coming mailers
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THUESDAY, APRIL 19 By Air Ba.m.
a.m
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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
WE'VE SEEN LOTS OF
BEES IN THE FIELD.
E-ARE YOU
LOOKING FOR A
!
SPECIAL BEE
The Soviet Union Hally Tried to re-establish diplomatie relations in 1954 and the then Dean of the Political Depart- M Marcel Pilet-Goluz. His resigned in consequence. successor, M. Max Petitpierre. Took credit Jos overcoming Soviet grudges. and. by 1046. Two Countries had Cx- changed Ministers.
en
At the end of 1985, the Soviet Legation in Berne was raised to the status
einbassy Following a recent decision by the Swiss Parliament, permit- ung the creation of Swiss om- bassies for the first time in the history of the Confederation, Swizerland will now have opportunity to reciprocate,
Trade Agreement The first Soviet-Swiss agreement was concluded 1948 and has remained little more than a framework within which only small exchanges have taken place. But, accord- ing to Izvestia, there is now n natua) desire to increase the volume of trade,
trade
性
In the Swiss official view, the Soviet Union and other Fast European countries have not been able to offer enough of-
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acceptable terms. Switzerland, whose frane appears on firm as rock, can afford to take her pick of the world markets. On
there the other hand,
Is 10 watch-making doubt that the industry would be only too glad
outlets in 10
the seek new
enormous potentially
market beyond the Iron Curtain. khoutd Do Visits
Switzerland
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OH, BOY---THERE'S A
BOWLING BALL
CITY DUMP
A VERY SPECIAL BEE. YOU'D REMEMBER IT! MY NAME'S PHILLIPS. I LIVE DOWN THE ROAD. IF YOU SEE IT, LET ME KNOW.
WHY WOULD
ANYBODY THROW AWAY A BOWLING BALL
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Indo-China, France. 11 a.m. Thailand Pakistan, Lebanon, Ges- many, Great Britain. I p.in.
Philippines. 3 p.m.
Miche East
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By Surface
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For 19,56
A Jury of artists, fashion experts. journaliste eto, have selected nineteen - year - old MI Trudy Elgbinger - model, as "Miss Austria 1956" at the Vienna Stock Ex- change.
Picture shows: Congratula- tion all round after the con- text in Vienna. "Miss Austria 1956" Trudy
10.30
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(POT-
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20
Thailand, India,
Масло, 6 р.м.
By KurfacO
China, People's
Bast, 11am.
Great
Minoso, D.m.
10.30
Republic,
Ceylon, Adez Middia
Britain Sc
Japan, Canada, 1 p.m. Jadralca, 2 p.m. Macao, p.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 21
By Surface
Formos, 9 Dan.
Congratulated
Scherz
secretary (on runner-up and
to
Elghinger by 22-year-old right)
the
on left Erika
who model
come
Fincher a third. Greti Scherz will trayek London for the "Miraa
contest while "Mis Austria" poca to Stockholm for the "M❘ Europe" contest, -Express Photo.
World"
Europe. PEDESTRIANS JUMP
China. People's Republic, 10.30
"Macao, 1 pm
Inde Chum, France, 4 pm. Malaya Mauritius, P. East Africa, 9. Atries, (N. & S. Rhodesia, Parcela vin Marques), & p.m.
China, People's Republe, o pan Mueno, 4 pm.
SUNDAY, APRIL 22 By Burtace Macao, 1 D.in.
ALSO, IF YOU SEE A PRETTY GIRL WITH BLONDE HAIR, AND NAMED VAL, THAT'S MY DAUGHTER. TELL HER THE BEE GOT AWAY.
OH, I SEE NOW ---
THE LIGHT
Bonn. Apr. 18.
Bonn police found that 1,085 pedestrians "crashed"
through
48 Divisions In NATO Force
Paris, Apr. 16.
When General Alfred Gruenther retires from the post of Supreme Com- mander, Allied Powers in Europe, he will leave behind him a defence organisation of 48 divisions spread from Norway to the Caucasus, backed by about 6,000 aircraft.
It would be capable of putting another 491⁄2 divisions on a war footing within 30 days of war starting, according to the present planning of Supreme Head- quarters, Allied Powers in Europe (SHAPE).
General
Gruenther,
whose of being sure of defending all retirement for personal reasons NATO berritory in Europe, her was announced on Friday. has contribution will not be fully told Journalists that with Westfalt for about three or four Germany's contribution to more years, according to pre- Western defence, North Adantle sent estimates. Formation of the Treaty Organisation (NATO) West German forces boo
started,
be
officials should be able to state
that postively
we would able to prevent an over-running uf NATO territory."
Gruenther's Succossor: GENERAL NORSTAD
West Germany's
er.try
Just
told
Genera)
Gruenther
Allied Journalists recently that forces in Europe now were four or five times as strong as they were when General Dwight Elsenhower
five
SHAPE.
in arrived
ago
Paris
to organiso
Reserve Divisions
Turkey provides
Individual
share of
the bingest
NATO's 12
active land forces with divisions,
Italy
followe with nine and the United States with six. France and Greece come next with five active divisions cach, and Britain next with four and three-quarters. Greece, with divisions,
would
biggest individual
14
reserve
malce the
contribution
to the emergency reserve land forces.
Turkey would
follow und
with 10 reserve divisions France with nine. NATO planning does not take into se- count any British reserve divi- rions,
into
to den
SHAPE officials are reluctant
detailed give
flgures NATO's 0,000 alteraft in Europe,
003
the red light in an hour when NATO last May and the they tested pubile obedience to cision to plan for use of tactical a frame light in the centre of atomic weapons oxainst anbul say they are mostly fightera
the town.
Ane
Understanding
attack have been the two most and fighter-bombers,
in Western important events Under German traffic law, defence since General Gruenther pedestrians must obey the lights took command
The bulk of them is contri- General from
the by just like motorists.
United States, Matthew Ridgway in July 1953. buted
Though West Germany's entry Britain. Canada and France
A big development the to NATO has brought SHAPE that order,
defence planning within reach of its original aim Western
has been the decision last De- cember to set up an integrated air defence system in Europe with
international early- warning network.
In many towns police pedestrians for "crashing" lights--China Mail Special,
By Lee Falk and Phil Davla
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On the political side Generi Gruenther has achieved The putation here for understanding the military problems of France, who has three of her five petivé NATO divisions in Algeria.
Commenting on NATO'S achievements at o press confer ence after his resignation was ammottheed, General Gruenther said: "As I see it, the biggest progress we have made is in col lective unity. This unity is being
most vigorously chal- lenged by the Soviet Union. «.« Successor
"The unity of dictatorship is a big advantage. Unless we arg able to match that we could well suffer a major deterioration
In this 'cold war" peice.
and
we would always be at a dis- advantage."
General Gruenther's successor will be General Lauris Norstad. who has been his alf deputy,** China Mail Special
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