THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1957.
KING'S PRINCESS SPUTNIK II AND ZHUKOV:
★
SHOWING TO-DAY
dan a trail of perfume... duryea
Jayne!
and violence!
An army of police-and
mansfield the underworld-are hot on
martha
vickers
the scent of the beautiful tuigtas mixed up in the robbery of the decada?
the burglar
A COLUMBIA PIETUMË
* FETCH CAPSEE • MONEY BLUGINSP-S BAY DOOR-am iuc Ôi qginal Revet POMENITOST, KLEINEN + Dested by CADE WINDKOS
Next Change: "FULL OF LIFE".
ROXY & BROADWAY
SHOWING
TO-DAY
Please note change of times:
AT 2.30, 5.00, 7.20 & 9.40 P.M.
The Hemingway Love Story That Shocked The World! The Cast That Took Two Years To Assemble!
AVA
MEL ERROL BODIE
JULIETTE
TYRONE POWER GARDNER FERRER FLYNN ALBERT GRECO
22 THE SUN ALSO HENRY KING RISES
CINEMASCOPE
stanumite un
เป
HOOVER LIBERTY
CAUSEWAY BAY TELJ2371
KOWLOON TEL. SOMAS, 80348
TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.30 7.30 and 9.30 P.M.
Mystory, murder and excitement explode in Lisbon-City of Intrigue where life is quick and love is suddent
HERBERT J. YATES presents
RAY MILLAND. MAUREEN O'HARA CLAUDE RAINS· YVONNE FURNEAUX
"LISBON
IN NATURAMA
TRUCOLOR
by Consolidated Film India
A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION
ORIENTAL MAJESTIC
VE AIR-CONDITIONED
MOSCOW'S 2-RING CIRCUS
Man-In-The-Street A
Dazzled Spectator
Moscow, Nov. 3.
The Russian man-in-the-street was a dazzled
spectator at a two-ring circus today.
In one ring was the launching of Sputnik II. In the other was the firing of former Defence Minister Marshal Georgi Zhukov from the Presidium and Central Committee of the Supreme Soviet, Russin's two top governing| bodies.
Together, these events provided added drama for celebra- tion of the 40th anniversary of the Russian Revolu- tion. A major military parade here on Thursday marks the anniversary."
The Zhukov expulsion vir- from history. He was to retain tunlly monopolised Sunday a shore of eredit for the, vent morning newspapers. But dur-Soviet effort in the Second Ing the morning, word of the World Wor.
a dog aboard
second satellite this one_with| He was apparently to retain, around. the rank of Marshal as well as
Communist Party membership end a place
the Supreme Sovlet if not the Central Com- mittec.
had been announced in a Radio Moscow Inlletin during the curly hours.
Obviously excited crowds on morning walks in the park and on Moscow streets divided at- tention between Zhukov and the, two Russian Sputniks now; giraling the globe.
The rat satellite went up on Oct. 4.
Typient remarks heard on a stroll through the park were these: "Nobody can deny we are ahead in science now. wonder what the Americans will say now that we have dono I again."
Well, up goes Sputnik and down roes Zhukov. That's the way it is.”
CONCERN
A great deal of concern was heard expressed at the fate of the dog which is flying around the globe inside the second satellite.
"What's going to happen to the poor animal?" o middle- arted housewife asked.
תן
amang
An ednoated guess Moscow observers was that be probably would be ap- pointed shortly to a provincial army command or to head a Soviet military academy.
It was unlikely that the Party would wish to waste his talents, fully confessed past errors, especially now that he had
There was a certain amount of surprise at the alacrity with which Zhukov's most intimate former contades in arms and colleagues apparently joined in his condemnation. It appeared that he was completely isolated.
This tended to confirm tha informed opinion that the top hierarchy of the armed forces would remain virtually intact in the near future. United Press.
"Why don't they tell us how Would-Be Assassin...
they will bring it back to earth.” A taxi driver said of the Zhukov matter: "We don't want another Stalin."
All talk wnan't of the two major newb events In the
Russian capital.
Other toples under discussion among the walkers were Wie annesty for prisoners an nounerd last Saturday to coin- cide with the anniversary cele bration, the possibility of price cuts. the likelihood of in- troduction of a universal seven- hour work day and the com- pletion of an atomie leebreaker and locomotive.
WAR?
There was an apparent feel- Ing that chances of war break- ing out along the Turkish- Syrian border had diminished appreciably.
Some of the Interest in Zhukov-centred about the Cen- trai Committee's accusation that he pursued "adventurism" in foreign policy matters. This And not been wholly spelled
oul.
SHOWING TO-DAY SHOWING TO-DAY Zhukov's fate and his new
AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 PM. 2.30, 5.40. 7.30 0.30 p.m.
Blazing, Western Action
Drama of Guns and Glory!
THE BANE ORGANIUM +LAZITE
Dirk Bogarde
Jon WHITELEY Hichael HORDERN
THE
SPANISH GARDENER
Cand
TECHNICOLOR
VISTAVNION
-CIRI COMAX RIZKEEN FILLSON
SOUFFRES ILLES 20DEPORTE TILSTAN
§ÄTYNGE TRUCK BERTAKO ILI
Takes its place
with the Orgest Westerns! Stewart
GRANGER Rhonda FLEMING
"GUN GLORY
→ CINEMASCOP
* METROCOLOA
LQ-1th
CHILL WILLS
STEVE ROHEAND
JAMES GREGORY
JACQUES AUSUCHON
NEXT CHANGE -
"O. HENRY'S FULL HOUSE
CAPITOL RITZ
AT 239, 530, 135 & 930 P.M.
Doctor at Large
SHOWING TO-DAY
AT 2.30, 520, 730 & 9.40 F.M.
308
SHOWING TO-DAY
BOGARDE
PAVLOW
SINDEN
JAMES ROLLETSOn
JUSTICE
1986 BALTMAN COLaur wereaɗinom
TO-MORROW MORNING SHOW
AT 1430 P.M.
Janu Munasil ■ Juancho Crain
GENTLEMEN MARRY
BRUNETTES
NEXT CHANGE →→ Tans Morzineunda 16
LAN OF THE MOMENT"
IN-TECHNICOLOSI
Winner of
1 Adony Kuseke
CUFT
TAYLOR WINTERS
George Stevens
APLACE IN THE SUN
— Next Change
Charles CHAPLIN
In
"THE COLD RUSH"
But I appeared likely that
-post_still_was not disclosed_~~ would becomie less compelling! 冠装 the holiday pinosphere of the anniversary fook possession of the country,
Of Pres. Garcia?
Maulla, Nov. 4,
The Philippine Newn Service reported today the police have launched citywide mankunt in Cebu City "for a young man who might have been a would-be assassin of Pre. sident Carlos P. 'Garola.”
PNB said the mau Way Beth Carrying a hand- grenade in front of a Cebu City theatre some 12 main- utes before the Presidential pamed by lust
entourage
night.
"Inyoaligators „expremed apprehension the youth may have been hired to assassinate President Gar- cla," the FN8 reported poten United Press.
BEN GURION
IN HOSPITAL
Jerusalem, Nov. 3.
Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion, Injured when a hand grenade was thrown ni minis- fers in the Israeli Parliament last week. Is to slay in hospitat The crowned heads of inter-longer than expected. It was national Communism were here learned today.
Battalion's Only Beard
Pioneer Sergeant R. Ryves of the Second Battalion Scots Guard, on parade at Chelsea Barracks recently, is the only man in the outfit permitted to wear a beard. Keystone Photo,
US URGED TO
GIVE NATO NUCLEAR ARMS
Minneapolis, Minnesota, Nov. 3. Mr Lester Pearson, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, tonight called on the United States to provide its North Atlantic Treaty Organisa-| tion allies with modern atomic weapons asļ part of a three-point Western programme to| achieve an "enduring and endurable" peace.
Delivering the 1967 Gideon of any possible aggression la Seymour Memorial Lecture at now the United States, not the the University of Minnesoin, entire NATO alliance, the former External Affairs The failure of the United Minister of Canada outlined a States to provide other NATO programme for peace in members with atomic weapons
warld where man has conquered a serious weakening of the nearly everything bitt himself" The programme entitled:
principle and practice of col lective defenco" and has "ermal- Keeping Western democra-ed a sense of the futtllay of tic insultutions "strong, loent defence" among European free and healthy"
ΝΑΤΟ member, Mr Fearson
Maintaining "our defensive stic
coalition Brm in its collec: tive will and power".
*
Taiding "full advantage of
"FEAR"
EVERY ASPECT
"Surely, in an alliance of this every opportunity to nego-kind, every aspect of defence tiate; indeed creating opport must be fully collective and co- unter to negotiate "differences operative, whether strutele or with those whom we have had merely tactical considerations are and still have good reason to involved, and all weapons mist tear".
be shared," sald Mr Peareon,
"The time has come, I think. when security risks if there is Mr Peatson said: "It would much risk now in vlow of what he idle to deny that the strong the Russians know-must be that Ben element that holds the mem- subordinated to the greater risk who underwent anbers of NATO together is fear." of the alliance weakening and operation for his juries, IN However, he said, there were disappearing."
NATO members must са But it was clear that Zhukov suffering from the effects signs that this cement of fear the shock caused by the not as strong as it once was
And operate more politically name would not be expunged grenade-throwing incident, He because of the feeling among economically as well as mili-
was to have left hospital today."certain of the European mem-{ tarily, Mr Pearson raid. -France-Prokso,
bers of NATO" that the target United Press.
or en route here and their pre-
sence in itself was eerlain to i It WDs stated claim a large share of patlle Gurion. attention.
Puppen PrestedA
THE STRANGEST ALLIANCE
THIS SIDE OF
HEAVEN
OR KELL!
BURT LANCASTER KIRK DOUGLAS
HAL WALLIS GUNFIGHT O.K.CORRAL
SHONDA
30
JOHN
FLEMING VAN FLEET-IRELAND
by STURGE) • Sumangley is LION VÍS
DOK TECHNICOLOR"
SOON AT KING'S & PRINCESS
ot
Nowhere To Meet-
ANGLO-EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE BOGS. DOWN
Rome, Nov. 3.
Egypt and Britain were looking today for a place to meet tomorrow for resumption of Anglo-Egypilan talks almed, at restoring economic relations between, the two coun tries. Because of the current Food and Agriculture Conference Organisation (FAO) gmeral
here, the rooma at FÃO headquarters in which the Anglo-Egypian talks were re- sumed on October 3 were no louser avali- able,
"We are trying to find a place to meet," the Egyptian delegation chief, Hassan Zaki, told reporters.. "We are looking for a hotel
POP
Cz24
GET RID OF
or fonte organisation that could rent us rooms."
Mr Zaki said he expected. British delegation head, Str. Dents 'Rickett, to get in touch with him as soon as he arrives so that a decision can be taken as to where the talks will be held.
Mr Zakl said so might mee! Sle Deals to- morrow in a lelo-a-tete meeting to decide -how the talks will be resumed.
"At the moment." Bir Zaki said, "I cannot say whether I am optimistic or pessimistle concerning the results of our talks." —— United Press,
QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA
TO-DAY
"A Splendid Programine for Children and Adults of all ages."-
SATELLITE
THE SENTATIONAL TOGIN OF THE BIT
WALT DISNEY
PIOHSH
11
WLAIN
好客
SPACE
TECHNICOLOR
S.C.M. Post
TOGETHER WITH
COLEWALT DISNEY'
SADAVY CROCKETT THE
JANO
RIVER PIRATES
TKOMMIGE 1, 43 01
ដឹងទ
AIRCONDITIONED
STAR THEATRE METROPOLE
*FINAL SHOWING TO-DAY ★ AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.
JOHN PAYNE
hidden
fear
THIS IS HOW THEV SET
HIM
UP
FOR
FILMED WHERE IT HAPPON STHE
'IN WIRE\OPEN COPENHAGENI, KIELE
★ OPENING TO-MORROW
ENGULFING THE WORLD IN TERROR!
THE
DEADLY MANTIS
CRAIG STEYERS · ALIX TALTON - WALIAM HOPPER ( FLORENZ AMES-DORSED RANDOLPH » À UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
BOOKINGS NOW OPEN!
DIAMONDS
FALCONER'S
ALEXANDRA HOUSE
Chater Road Hong Kong
Established 1855
Tel:22143
All Crystal goods at discount for this week!
HAVE-A
Perfect Bust
Plasto Sein
NEW FORMULÁ
HORMONICAL TREATMENT
BOLOM
FORMULA Mo 1 FOR DEVELOPING
`FORMULA No 2 FOR STRENGTHENING
Malerbe
ព
Available at all lewding Stores & Dispensaries
RYING BENSON (Coprosmi Esé, PICCADELY, LONDON,
Sole Agents :
WHY---
THEYRE PLAYING LIKE A LOT OF
IDIOTS!
THE BAND
WHO ARE
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. LTD.
Cornered !
PRECIOUS DROPS
FOR PRECIOUS
MOMENTS.
CHERRY HEERING
“JARDENR: MAYYCHIOW & CO, LTD.