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CABLE BRIEFS
Hollywood, Mar, 17.
There's 110 doubt Southern California, has been having un- usually heavy, raina.
Mrs Audrey Zimmerna B dropped her wallet In the
street. Before she could stoop to pick it up, the wallet and 1335 went swirling down drain.- United Prom,
Green Bay, Mar. 17.
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A letter malied on May 25, 1982, 10 Miss Norma Schlica reached her on Friday, thoughy she now married and lives t a new address. The Post Office had Du explanation.-United Press.
San Jose, Mar. 17. Now a pollileal Ennue. The California Republican Assembly passed a resolution yesterday which states:
The girls they don't please
"That wears the chemires" United Press.
THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1958,
"Complete And Indisputable Victory"
SOVIET RUSSIA'S ELECTIONS
Britain's Trade
With China
London, Mar. 17, The London Dolly Express soid in its oditorial today that trade with Chinc should be started at once,
Saying that British business- men are so anxious to trade with: China that they are planning an exhibition of goods in Peking next year.
The
Final Results Will Be Announced Soon
Moscow, Mar. 17.
The Soviet government's official nows agency announced a "completo victory" for the single-slate "Communist and non-party bloc" in Sunday's elections for the Supreme Soviet.
The Tass announcement said that all but a fraction]
of the voters has cast their ballots for the
slate. It added that complete and final re- sults would be announced in a few days.
This
The Daily Express akko: The statement said a record electorate of 130,000,-!
000 took part in the all-day voting. meant a turnout of 99.97 per cent of the eligible electorate and compared very favour- ably with the last elections of 1954 when 99.98 per cent of the eligible voters turned out.
"put how many of our products Stamford, Mar. 17.
na show will be for sale! Two small boys pleked up for
Government, In agrement with taking a rowboat without per-
the United States, probiblis ex- niralon promised police yester-oris of many types of goods to day they would “never take a
China for aliategic reasons. Sa Loat like that again,"
Fast year. Brital exported less
"Like what?" Pofice asked. "Without oars, of course," United Press,
Hartford, Mar. 17. Mrs Roland D. Irish of Man chester gave birth to a boy here today on 8t Patrick's Day,
Hs name: Patrick Irish. United Press.
London, Mar. 17. Almost every man in middle-
age has back trouble or a wiki-
ped
disc, according to
G. R. H. Nugent,
tury Secretary
of Transport
tion.
J
Parliamet-
to the Ministry
and Civil Avi-
This is the nie of the thale- bone," he told a London lunch given by mabufacturers of
olce equipment.
"I suppose there is a great
future for the Inventor of on Gifce chair with
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Mail Special.
Alexandria, Mar. 17.
boy today
tu China (population 800,000,- | 050)
Switzerland
that (population 4.5 million),"
While pointing out that the Unite States might revise her
towards policy
China, the editorial added; "But what folly for Britain to wait on change of mood in Waghhugton."--Loulou Express Service.
OUTBREAK OF
HOOLIGANISM
IN MELBOURNE
Melbourne, Mar. 17.
built-in The Victorian Chief Secre- ! physiotherapists lang."-China
tary, Mr Arthur Rylah, asked visiting police chiefs today to help find an answer to the outbreak of Juvenile crime and hooli- ganism in Melbourne.
Victoria was fadug a wave which, unless
A three-year-old found $55 in his father's trouser pockets and, knowing no better, gave the money to a boy who www passing the window,
But the other boy was old of Jarrikanism enough to understand; he took quickly apped in the
have and ran, China | could
sequences, he said.
the money
Mall Special.
serious
bud, Con-
In The
Midst
Of 400
Russian Women
Bob Hope
Of those who voted 99.57 per rent cast ballots for the single slate of Communists running for the "Soviet of Unlon" and 09.72 per cent
voted for the single bloc for the Soviet of Nationalities, the other House of Russia's rubber-stamp "Parliament."
Alternative
The only alternative to voting for the single Communist slato up to the Russian voters was to cross out the names, on the printed ballot forms and write In their own candidates.
To do this voters had to go into a secret voting: booth, while the majority merely popped the printed ballot forms into ung in front of the polling
station officinis,
Moscow Radlo rounced that Marshal
also
the
and
Georgi Zhukov, recently demoted to the post of Chairman
of the State Committee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, hosted three Ameri cans who allended the elcelions TUE unoffelt observers at a diplomatie party this evening. Moscow, Mar. 17.
in the day, Earlier
Nikita Bob comedian MEXICAN
Khrushchev discussed the Hope, who is searching here for new television material, to-Soviet electoral system with the
400 Americans sat wedged day
United Press,
among
Mr Kylah was opening a con- Russian women at the Moscow Interview ference at Victorian Police spring fashion show. Headquarters of police
chiefs
Bulganin's Letter from other states, New Zealand,
GUM, THE
The whow was held in the
floor of the
state Moscow's larg st
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the capital's
the British Solomon Islands, tap Papua and New Guinea.
Hope, wuknown Dames of
slore,
London, Mar, 17, The eller sent to Mr Huroid He said that the conference where Macmillan Britain's Prine could be of great value to Vie-prellest mannequins are slaging Minister, by Mandal Nikolni torta, particularly in its discus- twice-daily displays. Bulganin today appeared main- sions of child delinquency, ly to be a re-statement of the recent position Laken up by the Soviel Unton (123 supmit conference issues, according to
unity well-informed sources, The sources sunid that it took
here as the Victoria had in the past been
Hollywood per- reasonably free of juvenile sonalides seldom penetrate the crime, Mr Rylah said.
twice asked Iron Curtain, wos The problem was a cominunily
viewers to keen by
women and a parental matter, but be move out of the way."--Reuter. was sure that while the police nes as the regent | were taking special netion Soviet communications to sha keep it under control the con- United States and it did pol ference could produce new ideus seem to contain any new im-len handling-China Mail
Special, portant proposals.--Reuter.
the same
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A Miss Fruit? (5).
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10 Satan's works? (5).
11 Mother-of-poerl (8).
12 Right, legally (4).
13 Strayed (3).
18 Give satisfaction (0),
18 Customer (6).
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20 Lubricating (0).
Remove all traces (5).
Naval birds (8).
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Having a flutter (8).
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Bible story (7).
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Dance (6).
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were (4).
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MONDAY'S CROSSWORD—AcrPas: Į Ararat, Bout, Oporto, 11 Rabid, 12 Pestle,-14 Muse, 16 Tress, 18 Holst, 10 Tsis, 20 Runner, 26 Treat, 23 Acrats, 25 Eats, 27 Ruder, 28 Esteem. Days' 1 'A-non, 2 A-top, 3 Arts, 4 Tootle, & Streets, 6 Robates, 7 Re-drom, 10 Remus, is Sheller, 14 Mile End, 28. Starter, 17 Rider, 20 Inseto, 21 No, 22 Race, 23 Beam,
AMERICAN SUEZ
PILOTS GET THE SACK
JB a 90-minute al the Kremlin...
MARISA GETS HER -WISH-
MARISA Lernst, sro 9. wished that someone would build
a bridge over the swollen River Chloma so she could get to school on time each day. She got her wish when anL American film company, on location in Italy, built one for her. Now litle Marina has been invited to visit the United Blates as a personal guest of Marlo Eisenhower, wife of the UB President. She is shown touring the sights of Home with Actor William Holden prior to her departure for New York. -Keystone.
Husband Stands By
Wife Who
Killed Infant Son
Naha, Okinawa, Mar. 17.