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THE CHINA MAIE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1958.
Without Fear Of Intimidation
BRIEFS POLAND
Den afobres, Feb. 1. Pollos arrested James Skibbes, 40, for solling liquor by the rquecze using a plasilo squeeze- squirt mustard dispenser.
Town has à law against selling liquor by the drink, - United Prck,
Los Angeles, Feb. 3.
A new gadget for house- wives who wish to watch televi- sion while the Sunday roast 14 cooking was announced today by the Pacific Coat Gas Asso- ciation.
When the
thermometer
the meal is
hutomatic over Announces that done, " gentle
“bout bone, bong" ing out
in the key of C--United Press.
Washlarion, Feb. 2.
National Gallery of Art vizi-
tom can get their
Resibelle
Like A Horse With Blinders'
I
GOES TO THE POLLS Almost Offered
Widest Choice Of
Candidates
Since 1948
Warsaw, Feb. 2.
Poles voted in local elections today with
the widest choice of candidates since the Communists assumed power in 1948.
{
kicks electronically, beginning Voters in each constituency were offered a single
next week.
Gallery di ctor John Walker
sald for 25 ernte, art lovers can
rent a minia ure radio to carry
around the Gallery and listen to a continuous
list of candidates. But, in contrast with the local elections of 1954 in the "Stalinist" era, they were free to strike out names.
series of broad. They were also free for the first time in local elec-
custa on the history of paintings and s'afuary-Unlied Press,
Clinton, Feb. 2,
it
Robert Stocks insisted w:sn't robbery when he whipped cul a razor and took US$10 from Victor Roberts.
Stocks sold "I was only collecting a debt mid using the razor to peel a peach." He was sentenced to Ave years.-United Preas.
Bessemer Cir, Feb. 2.
Goodnight
tions since 1948 to boycott the polls without fear of intimidation.
Pravda's Version
Of Wall St Suicide
some
The 10 mllllon voters are choosing from
300,000 candidates to 1 203,101 seats on local councils in cities, re- gions, provinces and villages.
The polling stallons opened at 6 p.m. The sale of alcohol was prohibited throughout the coun- Try today.
An election official said first indications suggested a heavy
Fourth Taders Clay Moore "Millionaire Was poll in Warsaw, where 55 per
and Barbars cocted a perfume they "Catch Your Man."
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العه
When Clay's upper classman sister,
fifth-grader Meredith look a whiff of the mixture of
Driven To Death'
Moscow, Feb. 2.
Indigestion remedy, dentifrice | Pravda, - the Soviet Com- and other household material, she lifted her bose in diadaln and said: "It should be named Your Man." United
Press,
a
Duluth, Feb, 2. Pollee withheld the name of a man who told them that pair of spiritualists refused to İcave his
then home and couldn't produce them when the squad car arrived.
"Whenever anyone comes, they disappear," be saic- United Press.
Marion, Feb. 2. E. L. Duchkel, 48, was arresi-
cù yesterday when he asked permission to sell fire exilu- guishers.
Officials said he not only had already been selling them with- out permissions but he hadn't delivered the ezinguishers to CUFLOKETS who had paid for them-United Press.
US Spaceship?
Washington, Feb, 2. The United States has રો rockti-powered plane-the X-15 capable of developing the 60,000 pounds of thrust allained by some ballistic missiles, the magazine
"Aviation Week"
claimed today.
cent of the électorate were stated to have voted by 3 pm.
Trickle
A trickle of people in Waranw munist party newspaper, voting centres used the privacy today said that American of the curtained booths to de
but the maTM railroad tycoon Robert R. cide their choice.
slipped Jerity
the Young committed suicide candidates straight into the um
after rival financiors →→→ Mor- particularly "The gans" drove him to bankruptcy.
Pravda salu the reasons for! Young's suicide at Palm Beach, Florida, on January 25 were
shrouded in secrecy," ZuEced that 13 battle in high loance was res- Pensible.
It said the suicide raised the grim picture of the Wall Street crash of 1928 end the depression of the early 1930s In the United States.
VICTORIES
ux
without striking out any names. Reports from villages in War- saw province, however, indicat ed that a higher proportion of
voters struck out names,
A sample voting slip offered electors a Lest of nine names from which up to six had to be
THEY WALKED AWAY FROM -THIS ONE-
Nikita Would Make
The Perfect
Magnate
Movie
–MIKE TODD
Moscow, Feb. 2.
Mike Todd today type-casted Nikita S. Khrushchev
Two men drowning
escaped
when this truck, londed with three tone
skidded of fish, and crashed through a bridge parapet near Hamilton, cólland, and plunged 50 feet into the
The River Clyde. driver and his mate climbed onto the side of the cabin and waited there until rescued by the local flre brigade, - Express.
as the perfect movie magnato-one so good he Sikhs' Silent
would "send all us producers out for coffee.”
The American shownan hold, friends” in the thousands. And
Protest
to his
Parade
but it chosen. Алл untouched siip
on his impressions of no one pald attention cut-throat meant the first six names were forth
automatically selected.
Kremlin leaders and the Soviet beautiful wife.
at was people The same prodecure
Youkovo airport
But ometaldom thawed con- adopted at national election 12 where he and his wife, actress months ago which endorsed Mr Elizabeth Taylor, boorded a siderably, Today, a number of for officials from the Ministry of Wladyslaw Gomulke as the sa- Soviet TU-104 Jetliner
Culture and a group of Soviet tlon's top leader on a "new Prague, en route to Athens,
stressed Curse policy which
Todd said his nine-day visitaciors and netresses ghw them
off showed him that the Russian Poland's sovereignty and tri- dependence. China Moil people есте "warm, friendly,
Their big special chinnge came Special.
hospitable and surprisingly pro-last Monday when they were Ate.lean"
invited to an Indian Embassy The social climate changed reception which Khrushchev
the considerably for
Todds and other Soviet leaders at-
their tended. during their stay. On arrival on January 25, they re- ceived standard tourist treat- Todd saw the portly Commu- ment.
No one noticed the pro-nist Party chief from a distance numbers hle "dose and did not have a chance to be ducer who
introduced. But one glimpse was enough.
"Anybody
Young scored some curly victories against the P. Mor- gan banking Interest, Pruvda sald, but in the end, he lost,
"The Morgons were patiently Dwaiting a moment for a decisive counter-blow," the paper told Ys readers.
"At the beginning of this year, Young, trying to settle his bank- ing debis, sold most of his rou- way shares at a low price.
"As a result, this man, who has been a famous millionaire only a short while ago, went The magazine added that the bankrupt." X-15 could eventually altain onl (Young had sold much of his altitude of from 200 to 300 miles. New York Central Block before With its fuel, it weighs about his death, but his will showed 32,000 pornds and has a range he left an estate estimated to be of 450 nautical miles, the worth about six million dollars.) magazine said—France-Prosec. -United Press.
A British Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1 Some Instruction (G).
Ireland (4).
9 May's after it (5)
10 Roamin, but not absinin (5).
11 The voice of Dalton! (4)
13 stopping-place en route (5,
5.4).
16 Played by a abbar? (4)
16 The shape of things to come,
maybe (4).
19 Drink servers (10).
22 Leo in the zodiac (4).
24 Private teacher (5).
26 Airy-falty (8),
20 Measure out, (4),
27 Couiter-hand? (0).
20
25
DOWN
2 Wrong's right here (5).
Candidates
For The
Supreme Soviet
Moscow, Feb. 2. Moscow nowspapers today published the names of tho first and most promin» ant candidates nominated for the elections in March to the Supreme Soviet (Parliament),
The nominations, which in the past have been a significant sim of the relative standing of Soviet lerders, included several for Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Communist Parly Leader, Pro- sident Klementi Voroshilay, and Mr Anastas Mikoyan, Députy Premier,
Others mentioned less fro quently included
Alexei Kirichenko, Mikhall Suslov and Nikolal Shvernik, all full mem- bers of the Prezídium. Publish- ing these names with the first day's nominations indicates their high standing.
ABSENCE
The absence of nominations so far for other leaders, such, as the Prime Minister, Marshal Nikolal Bulganiu, dow 11ot necessarily mean shy diminution In their standing.
The complete als are due to appear during the next few
3 All together now--BANG! weeks There is still time for
(5)
4 Learner without faults RD-
parently (6).
Told to return, ils remem- bered (8).
• Glogerbread covering?, (4)
B Court recovery perhaps (8),
12 They may be maldans (6).
13 The Instructed (5),
14 Occupied (8).
17 Concerning a Bght? (5)
18 Gels cracking, (6),
20 Unusual book it seemì (5).
21 Double-headed bird! (5)
23 Detail (4),
SATURDAY'S SOLUTION.-Across: 1 Ogress, 4 Spumey
7 Cavern, 8: Board, 10 Poti,: la Finesse, 10 Suare, 10 Ewer, 17 220vros, 20 Evada, 20 Dispute, 31 Saga, 2 Saich, 24 Divert, 25 ing Gross, R3 Diest), Downi 1 Occupied, 2 Nevermes, 3 Sert,
Procceda, a Morowo, e Bleve, 11. Inspects, 12 Frgia, 13 Oncas ters, 14 Brantry, 18 Winner, 23 Plar,
them to be numinated,
It lo apted that the MoocOW dty nomination for the council
of nailonalities has gone to Mr Nikolai Shvernik, not AD formerly, to Marshal Bulganin
Mr Shvernik is head of the party Control Committee, which is responsible for expulsions atļ disciplinary action,,
Other names which dią not appoor among the nominations published: today, inclúde. Mer Santorina Furtaren, amambai at the Presidium (top innder ship) of the flovlet: Communiał Party and deputy premiere «Alekol Kokygia, 2,63% Kuzmin Ustinov.«China and Deitri
Mail Special.
RITA WEDS
FOR
FIFTH TIME
Rita Hayworth
Hollywood, Feb. 2. JUTIAN-HAIRED actress Elta Hayworth today married her fifth husband, producer James Hill, at à ceremony In hér Beverly Hills home. Present were the Alm star's daurtatoru, Prince Yakala to Prince (by her marriage Al Khan) and Nabooca Weline (from her marriage is actor Orson Welles). The ceremony followed a four- medth kommande which began when the elazour giet started work in movie which is being produced by the bride- TOOM. II Is his first maker- Plage. The bride wore a Don Loper creation of brown crepe and Italian milh with an all- the son hat. Wii ware Hark blue mahmure walk. The bride, smiling destarely
kald sho
A
Do
happy." The_couple__wi homestnoon in Europe Tellow- ing completlin ef their motions Picture, Beparate Tables,” which "la scheduled to upletiba Inter this mouth. JIRA Haris Deutions DRITTANCH were 20 ohmika Karulion, Welles, Aty Mind and Moger -Dich · Marines, All of the
United Frwen.
Ike The Presidency: Truman
New York, Feb. 2. Former President Harry S. Truman disclosed to- day that in 1945 he made what was “almost an offer" of the Democratic presidential nomina- tion to the then Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower but at the same time warned him against seek- ing the job.
"I gave him wise counsel and had been becoming "rather in- ne wrote me the best letter on subordinate os the pro-consul why a military man shouldn't be in Asin, which he ecosidered President of the Unified Stales himself...and when ho સ- lal's ever been plated, and it's obeyed orders directly, it became still in existence," Truman said. Hecessary to find out the best
....he didn't wrile the letter thing to do about it." to me. He wrote. it to a news- paper In New Hampshire, but he gave ine a copy of it and I've still got it, and I never used it on him at all."
Truman engaged in a frank,
י.
"I stood as long as I could," Truman saide
officials,
Finally, he said, he reviewed the whole case with several top
including Marshall, who told him: "Mr President, hour-long conversation about you ought to have fired him his political carcer in a filmed two years ago or at least six presentation of Edward R. Mur- months ago."
row's "Set It Now" report ear- Truman said he had expected
network. the ried on, the CBS-TV
public clamour that filmed in the followed the MacArthur fring The interview, Florida Keys a year ago, was and added: only a fragment of a movie made by Murrow primarily for retcupo in 1990, or later, for the benent of students of the pro- sidency.
"Too Bad"
"It's too bad that the General didn't have a good political
• Murrow askod Trump if he advisor. If he'd consulted mo offered Eisenhower the pre- about what he ought to do, sidency during the Potsdam Big I would have mada It much Three Conference in 1945, senelor for hien and he'd bo a has been reported.
much more popular men than he is today."
"No-No, I didn't offer him the presidency," Truman he was trying to build up
opinion without consult said. "I told him that a grating the fellow who understood many peoplo who had been public opinion, I never had In his position had been anything personal against the willing to run for the preal General....but he brought it on dency, bat
was my opinion thai a man at the top with a military reputation could only have that reputation smeared he went into polition, be-
On the qualifications of cause being the commanding politician: "A politician la
If
himself and it had to be done," ing observations in his chat with Truman also made the follow
Murrow:
隨
general of the armed forces publle relations man who latows
of a nation is entirely Offer
ent from being the head of how to get along with prople." On former "British Prime the State in a political Job,"
Winston Churchill: "80." Murrow
naked, Minister
Church was one of the most would be fair to charsoleriso
esgrecable man I ever met. He lius beint almost an
Ukes to argue about everything and a warning simuliancewly. but when it comes right down Was that t
to brass tacks, he's always on the right side: It would take
It could be taken as that," Truman replied.
a little more time to do busi- ness with him than it dle with after the others, but when he got the through President
you know Very well
Truman went on New Delhi, Jan. 2.
30,000-strong Potsdam to completo Sikhs paraded
term of here today in a silent protest expired against "descerution of Sikh Franklin D. Roosevelt and then the British would always keep agreements, which they sacred pinces, scriptures and win election on his own in 1948.
always did."United Press. water tanks,"
Thousands of blue-turbanned Sikhs, accompanied by women and children, here
their
ghered from various cities Punjab to stage the demonstra-
tion.
of
their
London. Feb. 2.
the to
"You can take the historical members
the profession who've been presidents of the
Ruasion said.
scientists in United States," Truman
There was Zachary Taylor and Antarctic are taking back General Grant, and the present Bioscow the fossilised remains occupant of the White House of plants which grow on the are good men.
They're honour-South Polar continent between There had been reports that able men. They want to do the 200 and 250 million years ago,
they've been Moscow Radio said today. butts of cigarettes, which are right thing but
The Radto sald olfer Soviet under-rates prohibited by the Sikh religion, educated in a manner that's like him
over the South disservice
with blinders on-hel scientiste Bew to had been tossed into water a horse America." Todd said, "I'm tanks attached to Shikh thrines. only sees one direction right! Magnetic Polo-an area about happy he isn't a producer,
1,500 milee from the geographi- down the road."
Truman Sikh priests also reported, ro-
180 discussed his cal pole-and found that the lea was completely ceiving letters urging them to ring of Geo. Douglas Mac-surface there
Of Enow. China Mall ndivise their bearded followers Arthur as Far East Commander free to use scissors-United Press, › În 1051. He said the General Special,
docs
I
who
KI
he were one he'd send all uz producers out for coffee.
"I was faseinated observing him. While (Premier Nikolai) Bulganin was making speeches, Khrushchev watched audiente reaction".
After
the reception, omelal doors opened to the Tolds. The producer showed His int "Around The World In 80 Days," and received Arm offer from the Ministry of Culture for the rights to the movie in Rurst:
The producer zald he expect- ed to conclude negotiations for the comedy in Washington on h's retu:n home.United Fress.
Tunku Arrives
Colombo, Feb. 2. The Maloyan Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, arrived here today for the celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of Ceylon's independence
from British rule-Reuter,
The Pills Didn't Work-
-SO A GIRL FACES CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
Tel Aviv, Feb. 2.
An airliner had to turn backt, passengers were held up and a 25-year-old American girl faces a claim for damages, all because two sleeping pills failed act on her dog Maxle.
Miss Frieda Stewart, of Toledo, Ohio, step- ped aboard an Al Italia DC-6 airliner at Lydda Airport early today bound for Rome.
Safely stowed in the luggage compartment -nz so the thought-was her German shepherd dor Maxie, who saved her life a year ago during a lerrorist attack in Morocco. Taking no chances, Miss Stewart had given two-year- old Maxie two sleeping pils just before take- off.
An hour and a half later the plane began
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Mechanics soon found the defect, Maxdos boled, restless and quite unaffected by the sleeping pills had chewed his way out of his wooden cage and then bitten through the aluminium cable controlling the airliner's tall. Airline officials told Miss Stewart she would be, sied for damages the price of 19 extra meals served to passengers and the price of petrol dumped as a precaution before landing. To top it all, every other airline refused to
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ca am not guilty, Miss Stewart protested tonight while Maxie yawned from the belated effect of two sleeping pliis, China Mall Special.
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