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IE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956,
ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE BULGARIANS TO TITOISM
Belgrade, Oct. 31,
the
Scant success has, in the opinion of foreign observers here, attended wel-
Yugoslav Communist Party's first attempt to influence a foreign Communist party, since the Bulgarian, towards Titoism President Tito's secret talks in the Crimea in early October.
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Although the two parties. In comenon to all countries which talks here. reached an agree are moving on the road of ment in general terms to esial-socialist development."
ligh
Kone
both co-operation,
sides The Yugosiay party, on the appear 10 have
home other hand, argues that social- afterwards with feelings of dis-ism is even developing in some appointment about the other, outwardly capitalist societies. Mr Todor Zhivkov, Firat In the Yugoslay view, for
Bulgarian example. of the
the Scandinavian Communist Party who headed Socialist partics are moving to- is wards socialism just as genuino- Bulgarian the
delegation, to have criticised as the Eastern European reported Yugoslav agriculture as that of Communist partics. a nition of peasant proprietors rather than that of country building selalim.
100
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Yugoslav Communists their part consider that the 100 Bulgarian leaders are still much under the Induence of LAND SOCIALISED Stalinist. Two days after
the inter-party agreement CO.
Nome, Oct. 31. the semi-official The Italian Cabinet tonight While in Bulgaria, 16 per cent operation,
on Britain and France of the land has been "rociullsext" Yugopress nows agency declared called
a comment issued to the and other allled countries that is, brought tuneter
Public in ownership, Yugoslavia has,
press that "dimculties, "exert every effort to attain on foreign
the ending disagreements and unclarified agreement for Jats the last three years, disbanded The
still existed Farm Tour-fifths
be military action" in the Middle October, 1900, at dyston
of her ollective conceptions" Nr Hereford
40 year.
tween them.
East Formerly of Linkend, Elderleid, farms, Worcesterature, and for 20 years
As I
strese that they in the Chinese Cuntung Service
thought the Yugoslavs had much to learn from them
WIN'S Jaymond
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The Yugoslav public, ever, did not hear of differences. Just as it did
GA
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news of the Israeli invasion of these
and of the not Egyptian territory
tank ta
The lant Soylet pictured being removed from its place before the "Mont- ment of the Soviet Army" -In Vienna's Schwarzenberg Square en route to the Army Muscum. where It will be exhibit?
of the as a rello 1845 perjod-Express Photo,
Farouk Sends
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Italian
with "ilvely ap- public by the Govers
mem.Reuter
they from the Titoists, the Bul-heer of Mr Zhivkov's divergent British and French offensive had
views, because the Yugopress been received statement was not printed in prehension the Yugoslav press. The public opinion and only read
subjects DI
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MUSICAL
When touching on ideological lines in his speeches here, Mr Zllykes emphasised the unity rather than differences-ng the Yugoslavs doin the process of building socialisin in the various coventeles. Judging from Inter reports, this point was one on which President Tile clashed the with Sovie! leaders In Crimea,
TRANSITION
Mr Zluvkov's speeches were
about
CASE CITED
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no: British
Messages
Rome, Oel. 31. spokesman for former Egyptian King Farouk disclosed today that the ex-King had sent messages appealing for a prace- ful settlement of the Suez Canal dispute to Prealdent Eisenhower, French President Rene Coty and British Prime Minister, Anthony Eden.
Red Tank Removed
10 190
German Order Of Merit Restored
Bavaria's
Munich. Oct. 31.
Slate Government Is to reintroduce the province's own "Order of Merit", which was abolished under the Weimar constination in 1910.
According to u Bill which has been introduced in the Bavarian
Lfe Order whil senate, Sir
awarded for outstanding ocrvices to the province and its people, and foreigners will be
cligible.
Membership will be limited to 2,000.
London, Oct. 31. The British
branch of the United Nations Association in 3
Ferouk sent his messages on sald tonight statement
Septembe: 19, unging the three la private conversation. Com- action against Feypt had
statesmen to try
all means of munists here objected to
divided the only
peacefully resolving the Suez fact that Mr Zhivkov,
unlike Commonwealth but "struck Canal problem,
lead-blow at other Eastern European
the authority of the
The ex-monarch, who said ers, did not
publicly
express United Nations."
that he had given up his throne regret for his party's share in The
stutement udded: "We
in order to avoid bloodshed, the expulsion
of Yugoslavia urge Her Majesty's Government added that the Egyptian people from the Cominform in
1940. to desist is present course of should not be held responsible They cite the case of Mr Viko action and to revert to coller for the sets of their government Chervenkov us proof of the live action through the United nor should they pay in blood for argument that Stalinist elements Nations. Reuter.
Ils errors-France-Presse, still hold leading positions In Bulgarian
Dismissed life. Prime Minister in April on the grounds that he had established Sult
he is sull, Communists stress,
given little space in Yugoslav the MAYFAIR MUSIC COMPANY, have newspapers, but in the Bui- in the Government as a Deputy
Bege selection of rrounditioned
Minister, and new planon, plan accordions, garian press, which carried his Prime
it
woodwind, broes and stringed in and his Yugoslav hosts Many people here were sur- Kiumenite, prices soenpelästyr. Expert prano uning and repairing 27 Chiu spreches in full, he was
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"In spite of as saying:
forms ent
and methods ot building scclelism, there cannot be büste differences of substanen in the building of socialism in different countries.
"The fundamental principies and laws governing the trausl- tion period from capitalism to socialism cannot be other than
prised that the Bulgarian- Yugoslay party fälks took place at all. Mr Zhivkov came September 22 as hend of a par- Hamentary, not a party, delega- ton
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Only on October &, one day after President Tilo's return trom the Crimea and two days
Sofia, parliamentary delegations trans- form themselves into an uh. scheduled party delegation, and hold talks with
with the Yugoslav leaders.
They announced the inter-party agreement on the next day, October 7.
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Wellington, Oct. 31.
films While only four failed to reach Now Zen- land screens, last year as a result of censorship, ex: cisions from films rose stoeply from 469 in 1954 to 680 in the last year,
Scenes most frequently quiring eliminating were those depicting brutality and, violence, according to the ahhial report of the Government im censor Mr Gordon Mirams, tabled in the House of Representatives.
The other major cause of outting, under the general head- ing of sex, remained propor-
the same tionately
as in the previous year. 12 per cent. HEAVIEST
Cutting was beaviest in the field of western films. Out of a total of 60 examined, only eight escaped cutting. The scenes cut were mainly on the grounds of violence. Boven of the westerns adult only for were screenod 8.00, p.in.
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Afro-Asian Group In Favour Of Assembly Session
United Nations, Oot. 31.
Members of the big Asian-African group in the UN today expressed "a strong feeling" in favour of an emergency session of the General Assembly to deal with the Middle East crisis.
The group met informally for
80 minutes prior to a Becurity Council rexion on the situation in Egypt.
Dr T. Sudjarwo, of Indonesia, group chairman, said it was the consensus of the group that a special Assembly session should be called in view of the Security Council's failure so far to find a Iolution.
He said the group appeared to favour a polling of UN mem- bets on colling a special session rather than to have the As- embly called Into scasion by He add- the Security Council. ed, however, that the latter course did not been excluded from their thinking.
The
Factual Way
Asian-African
group incibers discussed the Anglo- French attack on Egypt "in u factual way," Sudjarwo said.
Another meeting of the group was expected to be called after today's Coundì session,
An, ofelsi siątement issueri later sald:
afternoon,
"The Asian-African group, in an energency meeting this
1105
its expressed
favour 01 strong feeling in convening an emergency special session of the General Assembly to discuss the grave develop-
The medal is in the form of
blue-edged
ments in Egypt. white Malteso Cross with the state coat of ums on one side and the golden Bavarian Hon on the other, and
"Most of the members are ready to sign the request. Some it is worn on a blue and white members are still waiting for ribbon round the neck.-China | instructions from their govern, Mall Special.
mente."--United Press.
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
LAST
YEAR WE
"A HOT DREARY PLACE -- VENUS, NOTHING THERE BIT WORMS.BUT
OUR BOOK WES A GREAT SUCCESS!“
VISITED
VENUS.
WHERE
COULD FIND A
GOLD MINE
FOUND Α' SILVER MINE
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GOLD
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THAT'S THE GIMMICK; SOUP/ GET: STARTEDE Z DON'T WANT THAT FALCON
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HANGERS-ON
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Lisbon, Qet. 31, A bunch of pooplo hanging out at the entrance of a full up trap onlilded with another "bunch of people hanging oni si the entrance of another tram In the opposite direction Bra # Lisbon street,
coming
Result: Everybody rell on the ground and two of them-two students aged
It
on
43 and 14-were injured.
forbidden to travel trama hanging out at the door but this prohibi- tion is ignorod and is s common sight everyday in Lisbon streets China
Mail Special.
Victoria's Guardsman
Bogota, Oct. 31. Dr Charles H. Le Franc, who kins died here at the ago of B claimed to have served in "Queen Victoria's Guard.”
In
Dr Le Franc was born Martinique and came to Colom- bla in 1896. With his Napoleon III board, his medical oilcloth bag and thermometer, he be came well known in Cartagena where he settled.
It is claimed that in sixty years of medical practice In Cartagena he had only 80 death certificates to write out. -Chin Mall Special.
No Magic about CADBURY'S....
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By Mik
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I ALWAYS FIND SILVER UNDER THE CUSHIONS
OUT HERE
FROZEN FRESH IN THE COUNTRY!
TRY
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FROZEN FOODS TODAY!
ROWNTREES
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ARKING
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