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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1958.
UK Listening Post In Russia
CABLE BRIEFS
Odense, Denmark, June 9.
Police hère are on the lookout possible new Knall
farms in the neighbourhood.
LK
That's all, they figured,' that thirl - who recently stole 26.000 rdible shaltsrould poslily dv with hik Juul- UP.I
Allan, Jo 99. Alkuntans Dave Jung bern. used to mothers-in-law talking back, but they had been renderly premited for backtalk freem houses.
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San Francisco, June 9. roste ali Auto Grm here Kevli cenfu aplece to mall out special Klant-sized Postcards
which measure 22 by 28 Inches.
The Post Office Department JIRA to deliver rach our Truek.-8.P.I.
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Fompton Lakes, NJ., June 0.
by
Police found two tavern bur- glars haloup In a parked car last night apparently after they Tad samplest too much of their Tool-26 bottles of liquor, --- U.P.I.
Coventry, June 8. "Syncopating Sandy" Strick- land today began an attempt in a cinema here to play a plano continuously for 134 hours.
Earlier this year, he reached
and a quarter hours. Chlon Mall Special,
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British Scientist
For
Moscow Embassy
By K. C. THALER
London, June 9.
Britain has decided to install a scientist at her
Embassy in Moscow this autumn to keep track| of Russia's booming scientific and research development, official sources said today.
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W.R.A.C.
Demoted
For
Kissing
London, June 10. A member of the Women's Royal Army Corps hus last ten shillings and six. peace a week in pay be cause she kissed soldier sweetheart, Daily Sketch reports day.
It will be the first British post of its kind behind the Tron Curten and was expected to facilitate exchange of relentifie information between the Soviet Union and Britain.
Interview
Candidates for the port wi shortly be interviewed and an appointment was expected to he
de in time to Allow the post To be filled by autumn.
*The adviser will have the mark of an Embassy attache and will enjoy diplomalle status, the entrees said
'The Initiative for the move
Britain's industry. came from A spokesman said it was sug gested by the British Counel!
for Scientifle
her
research.
and Industrial
the
The decision Ww! approved toe he Foreign Office and the
Treasury,
The newspaper front page story that the pr let this amount by being de-i Tarsal
Bom janeg private,
She was abo seni to another unit from the Eastern Compound Headquarters at iounslow, Mid-;
dlesex.
Attaches
Britain keops sciente al- corporaj to taches at the thajor Western Embassies, In Washington, Paris, Bonn and Stockholm, but none in the Communist work.
The spokengy
the retentist's chief duty woul? be to facilitate the exchange of information between Britishi ul Russian research workers. He will alza be the adviser to the Ambassador on scienie mat- fters in the future,
Murcoever,
The soldier she kissed got 21 London, June 9. | days sletention according to the
is dia- | newspaper, A movie hike hery playing a fine sample of the spirit of enterprize. The theate i' advertising
ukl Bette Davis m "You've seen it IV.31W
big the screen."-0.P.1.
an
4.074
£
(931
Turin, June D.
IT'S UNFAIR
he was expecte.j
4513
16 kesp British Industry vel
circle quoted girls as saying af | resen Ch
informed that was unfair
good might selentille matters and develop- kiss should be punished.
mon in the Soviet Union. U.P..
Au Eastern Command spokes« *Thirty-two-year-old forglonan Is quiied as saying: "The Irone ended up in gaol Today W.R.A.C.mk the slide were Just because he tried to live op
punished iltering in the camp
to its name.
šte iried to steal a ffon from the local zoo
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prove his courage was inund to his name, which means Hon. Police arrested Leone before he could earry out the exploit.-E. P. L.
"Every month it poest out in hol They miltis thu Foster. They knew the order.
"In a mixed camp, the Can- a dimeul task. man-lunt bas Amorous behaviour is not toler afest in campuspeclaity after dark.
London, June 1. Hore trainer Keith Grant. 45, pestendig was fired 10
The mum and dais of the Shilling for drunken driving in London's Central Hyde Park.gils would not like it to hop-
Chine
He was riding U.P.I.
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house.
PLA
either."
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DROWNED SELF IN
·PAN OF WATER
Talos Missile
On US Cruiser
DOCKERS
CONTINUE STRIKING
Close-up of Talos Missile Installation aboard the guided missile cruiser U.S.S. Galveston (CAG-3). The Galveston will be the first of several cruisers, to use Talos Missile with nuclear capability and will join the feet this summer. -Keystone.
Page 3.
Khrushchev Leaves Sofia
PURGE
BULGARIANS
TOP GENERAL
IN
SURPRISE MOVE
London, June 9,
General Peter Panchevsky
has been dismissed from Malta's London
his post as Bulgarian De- fence Minister, the Dul- garian news agency BTA wald' today.
The General has also been dropped
vantidote : frosu membership of the Bultarina Communist Party Politburu,
His dieisual follows a visit lo Solo by Me Nikita Khrush- chev, last week for the Bulgarian Communist Party Congress,
Mr Khrushchev returned to Moscow earlier today.
The
Released
Agency also reported that the Presidium of the Bul- earlan Parlament has released Mr Vulko Chervenkov from his duties as Minister of Culture,
Earlier today
Was nt- nounced that Mr Chervenkov, a former Prime Minister, had been re-elected to the 11- member Politburo (top leader- ship) of the Bulgarian munist Party,
Com-
Mr
Representative Resigns
Valetta, Juno 9. Edward Ellul, Malta's Commissioner General in London, has resigned aftor the Governor, Sir Robert Laycock, insisted his past should be kept оп strictly non-political basis, it was officially announced today.
Mr Ellul, a staunch Labour supporter, WILS reappointed Malta Commissioner in 1955 soon after Mr Dom Mintoff's Labour Government came ilɑ office.
The Governor, who is now in Mr Chervenkov's demotion to London. Is slated to have dis the post
of Culture Minister Cussed with Mr Ellul his position in the changed circumstances last year was regarded as en following the resignation of the nected with the downfall of the Mintel Government. so-called Stalinist elements h Russia.
Sofia Radio,
The statement said: "Me Filul He has made something of a pecepted the Governors view comeback. He was ent on that in the present situation the ecveral missions abroad and past should be non-political, but made a number of speeches on felt he could not remain Com- miasioner if his activities woro The Agency later made clear to be restricted."-Heuler.
Vice-Premier Vulka Chervenkou has been relearl from the duties of Minister of Culture and Education, In* dicating that he retains his post of a Vice-Premier. --Heuter.
that
FACT-FINDING Hungarians
TEAM FOR MIDDLE EAST?
London, June 9. Critical talks between port |
employers and dock union The
leaders broke down here Today leaving nearly two- thirds of London's 30,000 dockers still on strike. Employers and union leaders
agree on find hoped to
the dockers returning to work upon withadawal bour.
To Purge Parasites
Budapest, June 9.
HARRY
ODELL
SAYS
THANK YOU ALL FOR THE WONDERFUL THINGS YOU
HAVE SAID ABOUT A WONDERFUL ARTIST,
Ruth Kirby IS. C. M. 'Post) "A FEAST OF FUN" K. C. Harvey (Standard). "SHE'S OUT OF THIS WORLD"
D. E. Gray (China Mail) “SHE WAS AN ABSOLUTE
RIOT"
The Communist Hungarian Government has started a purge of all "paraaltes" United Nations, June 9.
including profiteers, shirkers, prostitutes and Japanese delegation to the United Nations,
tramps, the newspaper was reported to be seeking support for a draft
Heifoe Hirek said today. resolution to be put before the Security Coun-
It reporice, police has been cil when it resumes debate tomorrow on the ored to take into "protective Lebanon's charges of interference in her in-lody all parasites of the YOUR LAST CHANCE TO
Hungarian economy."
Speculators. hooligans, looters HEAR THE FANTASTIC ternal affairs by the United Arab Republic of of public property and all per- ANNA RUSSELL Egypt and Syria, it was reported in U.N.sons living from illegal or sus -circles today.
To-night at tho LOKE YEW HALL (AIR-CONDITIONED) at 9 p.m.
Council MARRIAGE
non-union -
at- Meanwhile an unofficial templ fo stop the London
One report sald Japan was for 2-4 hours in canvassing stippart for a draft apartment Underground
support of striking us delvers resolution to have the topped today with only 47 sent a fact-finding team to the trains Cancelled out of 494 | Lebanon-Syzta border, while scheduled to run,
arking both the Leganese and Governmenismeanwhile to do nothing which might ng- grovate the situation.
Copenhagen, June 9. The Danish Criminal Police,
determined today that a 37-year-old woman found dead on the floor of a Copenhagen over the week-end had died by drowning in a pon of water. Medical experts consulted in the unusual
found case marks of violence OIL the women's body, other than mark on her neck, made by the edge of the pan,
The pollee concluded that she had slipped from her bed while sleeping, and had fallen with her faer in the pan or water
TONS OF FOOD
On the docks. Rume 5,000 lons of food including 3,000 tons of meat were held up which because of the strike, has stopped with on 118 ships.
UAR
But
Japanese mission
sourer told Reuter that I was
NOTICE POSTED
St Andrews, June 9.
too early to talk of a resolution. The Earl of Strathmore, a
Thi
Source Indicated
thai
the
Japan might, however, be ready Shiplombs of night, vegetables,
fo use its influence in better und cheese, some of it
waiting unloading for nearly at a later stage, after (further statements by the three weeks, were The fall knocked her up-detenorating
parties. conscious, und she France-Presse,,
the flour.
drowned.weather.
Only Studying Migration!
claim
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reported! The warn
PREPARATION
cousin of Queen Elizabeth, today posted in the Regis trar's office here notice of his intention to marry Mina Mary Brennan, a 30-year- old Irish nurso.
No peace mover' were made today in the pay claim strike by Dr Charles Malik, Lebanese Miss Brennan's engagement 50,000 London busmen. Another Foreign Minister, conferred to to the 40-year-old Earl vroe
provincial day with the Secretary-General announced fast week. by 1,000,000 busmen for higher wages, better Mr Dag Hammarskjold, in pre- working conditions and a peu-paration for the resumed debate Objections to the marriage slon scheme was referred to a lomorrow'. special committee.--Reuter.
Halifax, June 0.
Washington, June 0, Alexandrei Ishikov, Nussia's
The State Department expeels Minister
said later today to announce that the of Fisherles,
Lout,
must be lodged within seven Both Dr Malik and M. Omar days.
then marry U.A.R.
The couple may Permanent Representative, who addressed anywhere in Scotland either the Council before it adjourned in church or at a register office. The notice expires after three lat Friday, are expected to
during the weekend that the United States Government, in me amulifying statements to months.—Bouter.
presence of Russian trawlers | conjunction with three interna-
morrow
off the Newfoundland cast tlonal organisations, ia Cying M. Leulf airoody has rejected.
was for “purely seientiile" pur- material to help Thailand fight | the Lebanese charges,
its growing cholera epidemic.
poser.
According to lobby talk, B
NUCLEAR
Ishfcuv, who heads his coun= | State Departament spokesman, fact-finding commission mit RADIATION
by's delegation to the Inter-Lineola While said the material | suitably be formed of repre- national cominission for theto Oght the epidemic is being sentatives of Tunisia, Sudan and Northwest Atlantic Fisheries furnished by the UNICEF, the | Libya. Meeting here
Uis week, sald | Amerferin Red Cross, the Cana- The Lebanese delegation to The Rusakan irawlers did not dian Red Cross and the U.S. Inst week's Arab Leaguo Coun- place buoys 100 miles off the Gaverament.
ell meetings in Benghāzi reject- coast, but were there only
It will bù town, to Thailanded a resolution to send a fact- ja study 'the migration of flah-in a Duited States Air Force Anding team to Lebanon-Reu-
plant--U.P.I.
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Radiation will try United States Justice few days Enter, Another Negro, of radio and television discus- Atomic
to present conclusions of three Department sald today the the newspaper sald, was shot alone, originating In New York,
years of study and debuto In FBI was Investigating complainta | dead by police while working in about Integration and equal
rights.
language comprehensible to lay alleging violence against Negroas his garden. in the southern town of Dawson, The Justice Department ro
Observers bellove their finds fused to comment on the reported Mr Matthawa was quoted as Georgia.
The Washington Post has re-deaths and ailegations of police saying: "There's nothing like foar could directly influence political MONDAY'S CROSSWORN--Across: 1 Greens, 3 Unlet, o
Britain, the United portad that two Negroes in brutally, it sald only that "any to keep the niggere in line. I'm decisions
elsewhere on Omen, Furore: 11 Seram. 12 14e low. 14 Hems, 16 Prich, 18 Dawson died' A result of incidents that may involve viola- | talking about outlaw niggers. States and Tide, 13 Ous, 27 Siding 24 Mccca. 25 Suecks, 20 Gray 27 alleged brutality by the local tion of Federal Law are being | And we always tell them that wirdom of continuing Title, 28 Nestle. Down; 1 Gift, 2 Earl, 3 Nore, 4 Smelts, 5 Un- polico.
investigated."
there are four roads leading out weapons teata. The
Mr of Dawson in all directions and swept, 8 Lare-ito, 7 Timothy, 10 Oiled, 13 Attempt, 14 Harleot,
newspaper quated It said one Negro was beaten 13 Message, 17 Afone, 19 Odds on (add son), 21 Inge, 22 Calt, 23everely in his garden recently, Z. T. Matthews, the local sharit, they're free to go any time they Isle.
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