THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959,
Pagé 3 !
DISCONTENT IN DE GAULLE'S RANKS British RANDOLPH
Firemen Farm,
Find
Tax Policies Bring Complaints
Tragedy
From
Supporters
Miler's Son Christened
Cinemas
CHURCHILL
Paris, Jan. 7.
In Straw The National Assembly's second-biggest
Hobart, Jan. 7.
Firemen, called to put out a
fire smouldering in a dis-
used sheep pen
Ulverstone,
At West
Tasmania.
party, the conservative Independents and Peasants, today expressed dis- content with Premier De Gaulle's sweeping new financial and economic
measures,
found the bodies of three The party expressed anxiety over the new mea- young children burnt he
yond recognition in
the
charred straw.
A resident of a house near the show grounds called the fire
when bigende
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reen rising from the grounds.
The firemen found that a burgle
had bern
pulled serum
pen to Top of the
A Ibrin oloned
*****
the where children are believed to have been playing.
the
Futte troma
motor
p
partly burnt
stres even though they were drawn up by the party's honorary chairman, Finance Minister Antoine Pinay, who recently left the party. The Independents and
parliamentary group Stern's criticised the government's new policy on furm prices, social security and taxation according to "external signs of wealth."
Peasants
<
designate Tamptly Pender, almost certainly Justice Minister
IN- Michel Debre, kinder with Soustelle of the
D
Alamat Hinger Duchet sald General De Gaulle will be Pinas would not end as laringitated President tomorrow next meeting on later ones)
The Independents were ported with the U! NR. Nos be
of the ext mainstay
govern. men majority so their critician | U.NA.
expertesd to have more Leffect than that of the Sociallats, who have oftendly entered the Copposition, in about woulone.
car tube found in the was Are belleved [ asphyxiated the children.
have
"Terrible Shock"
in
After an appeal to parents
the area to shook the where abouts of their children and report any missing the police Identified tha children ar Crot Dawi L'oigrave. 10, her tror Edwin Chford Colzrave, 8. and Colin layes,
U.
brigade
The superintendent of the fire Mr Jack Handbolt and the fire had beco burn- ing for wine time when the fremcu arrived and they ex- tinguished it in five minutes. "We got a terrible shock when
we found the bodies of the kladies in the straw."---China Mall Special.
Conscience
Bonn, Jan. 7
Dr Adolf Arudi, sicretary of The West German Sorul Demo- cratic Party, said today that no- body should be ordered to han- dle atom weapons of mass des- truction, even for training pur- poses, EDASI Reuter.
liis rumscience. --
Poles Return
Warsaw, Jan
Some 224,000 Poles have been repatriated from the Soviet Uniun since the signing in Moscow In Novembe. 1958 of the Soviet-Polish
Ipatritiou agreement. It was offelaly an- Warsaw - nouneed fotday in France-Presse
The tulon, Communlak Becialist. and Cathalic alike, have been disturbed by the financial programane but do
But seem ready yet to make
De Gaulle
Kumblings?
an all-out struggle against tho zovernment.
The Independents' eritreisiti was regarded as a warning shot 5423 1724: ***** of the tri- of the first Cabinet
w the Fifth Republic to show that paritonestry opinion must to be ignored as it was in the Transition perint between publics.
Cabinet Safe
Hot that light furry was not extmebed to affect formation of lirst Live, presiree the Te party's refusal to support The Koveramen in Patllanert.
A British Crossword Puzzle
22
24
26
ACROSS
1 Sudden cry-windy) (6),
7 Mia who regrets (4).
Huntress (0).
10 Ho picka winners (8).
11 Bitternwent (4).
18 Marriage broker? (10).
27
10 The Forayta sbory? Might bo
(4).
10. A vessel haft open (4). 10 Control
of the captain on
the vessel (10). 22 Fail over on one's travel?
(4).
24 Common practice (8).
25 In a business he makes
some dough (0).
20 Revolutionary munte, no
wero (4).
DOWN
2 It hoa eight gilla (5)
#2
3 A heavy blow will humble
one, apparently (G).
4 Drift to be made up (0).
Study the big matches-what
fights they are! (8).
Frontier row (4),
1 may go to the head of a
noble Indy (0),
12 Vagrant merchantmang (5).
to be riggardly mainly (0),
19 Intended
14 Shell of cral), ele (B),
17 Out of order (5).
10 Current (0),
20 Revolting follow! (0),
21 die gues on fout (5). 23 Devastation (4).
27 Poor in Fails, perkapa (0).
WEDNESDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Carte, 4 Beout, 7 Polish, & Anion, 10 Tota, 13 Rarebit, 16 Inferno), 18 Tear, 17 Lavn, 19 Serif, 20 Specle-s, 21 Cram, 23 Heibs, 24 Ra-veal, 20 Flora, 20 Beeded, Down 3 Capitals, 2 Heiative, 3 P, Comelle, o Utopia, D Parow, 11 Shnek bar, 14 Noset, 13 Bo- Trend, 14 Trampled, 10 Appeal, 23 ifche,
Debre in expected to pre- seni on Friday a government team comprising most of the present ministers minus the Noelafinis and Minister of State Pierte Pilm, of the Cathulle Popular Republican Movement (M.R.P.)
Inalla deciled an offer to continue as Minister of State al take ol part of the work of the Overseas Ministry which will cease to exh47
1st
Another MR.1. leader, Ko- belt Lecourt, blso refused participate but the double rez fish was regarded as techuteui politien. 'imlin Father than wanted a bigger and more spe- eife job.
The big question mark re- mained the future assignment of Souglelle, leader of the May
13 upheaval in Algeria, whic us Infomnu- will be replacer!
Il Minister by U.N.H. Soere
General Roger Frey.- LY France-Presse,
Explorer
London The following advertisement appeared in the
persona! column of the Times of London
"Impoverished American stu
New Englond from
to the
dent
x
full
way of
to appreciate the British seeks gift of English automoblje sound of wind and limb to ue-
him in his quest company wrife box C-138.”—U.P.I.
Four-minute miler Roger Bannister holds his two-year-old daughter Eria while his wife Moyra carries their baby son who had just been christened Clive Christopher Hoger, at All Souls', Langham, Place, London, on January 3.
With them are the rector, the Reverend J. R. W. Stotte, godmother Mrs Carole McWhirter and godfathers Chris Brasher (wearing spectacles) and Chris Chataway, the athletes who are both newly engaged.—Reuterphoto.
Malayan
Gets Big
War
Play
Reception
London, Jan. 7.
enthusiastic
A new war play, set in the Malayan jungle in 1942 before the fall of Singapore, and
entitled "The Long And The Short And The Tall" was given an reception at the Royal Court Theatre tonight.
The 29-year-old author, Willis Hall one of the young hopes of British drama shows a British patrol of six who have sought shelter in a jungle hut. After capturing a Japanese scout, they realise that they are cut off from their base
by an enemy thrust.
11 Soon that it they
wrlha se n becomes obvious There are those
want to attempt
Japanese the family man
their
Dw:
themselves like
m caught the macistrom of war and can- not bring themselves done what appears plain murder.
Sloppy Joe
to con- to than
run
in return to their lies, they
BAROL
the
of risk betelyal by leaving the pri- soner behind alive,
The drum turn: reactions of the British soldiers to the problem
Four Cinderellas
Cinderellas both are ballerinas Margot Fonteyn (left) and Svetlana Berlonova, pictured during dréss rahentaal of Frederick Ashton's ballet Cinderella” at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, Margol Fonteyn danced the title rolo on the first night.
Later, Bretlana Berionova, Nadia Nerinn and Anya Linden will each be dancing the title role in turn-Reuterploto.
who,
There is the sergeant having to forget is humanity for the stark reality of the moment, decides that the pri soner must die so that his then may live.
In the end the prisoner killed by a soldier who panics but the patrol is mown down by the enemy as it leaves the bat and the curtain falls as the most insensitive of the solālers stARKETS
in to Falso the white Bag of surrender. Mr Hall does not pull any punches in stripping war of all romanticism.
Tension
He knows, too, how to build up dramatic tension.
The play la skilfully ueled by an excellent cast.
The Japanese prisoner, who by himself only expresses zentures, is played by Kunj Takaki, a Japanese who took fritish nationality 20 years AED.
While serving in the British Merchant Navy during the last war, he was captured by the Germana and remained a pri- soner for four years.
Will
Hall did his military service in Malaya where he wrote scripts for the Chinese Schools' Department of Radio Malaya.--Reuter.
Riot Leader Taken
Retain Anthem
uncovers the biggest untold
London, Jan. 7. British cinemas are unlikely to change their policy of playing the national them at the end of a per- formance, as the Man- chester Guardian suggest-
ed this week.
un-
A spokesman for one of the big cinema etinins, Associated British Cinemas, sald today: The mass of the people ob- viously went it. We are ver- tainly 714X considering any change."
A spokesman for the Rank chain
(Odeon and Gaumont) said they felt it was not only traditionni but
"right and proper to play the unthem. They and and some people be- to collect their things during the playing of the an- theist, but this had stopped since the cinema used colour Kuns of the Queen ut the coronation, troupling the culour
other state functions.
or some
In the middle of December, the Manchester Guardian publish- ed ahtler from a render com- plaining that a young man at a Shefeld cinema asked him to excuse him so that he could
make his way to the aisle
while the anthem was played.
Surprised
Delnik
ཨཉྙཾབྷིཏཱི' surprise was Route
when refused," the reader i said
This, he said, conld not have happened before 1939 and he wondered whether such men could help England unother war
Other letters
followed,
www
some
critical, others in support, culminating
today
one
ur ng that the anthem should be abolished anyway.
The words were "bonal and
repetitive aotl the music "TORIJOUR and pretentious", this eritle Special
said Chinn Mail
story since the war
SUEZ
This was the 3-day war that-
DIV'DED the world- and led kussin to threaten rocket retaliation an the West.
DIVIDED the Western 0 Alliance and led to a tem- porary feud between the American administration and the British Government.
more
• DIVIDED the country, regardless of party, bitterly than at any time since Munich,
Even today the truth about this "police opera-
tion" is still obscured by
passion and prejudice.
WHY was it launched?
HOW near did it come to success?
WAS there collusion be tween the Israelis and the forces of intervention?
WAS Britain's Army really ready to undertake the tank set it by the politicians?
WAS Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime Minister, At enough to undertake the of immense responsibility
into a war
Falls Into ding Britain
His Final Sleep
Savannah, Ga., Jan. 7.
William J. (Sloppy Joe) Bellinger, too “sleepy" to be tried recently as an alleged lottery kingpin, went
to sleep for good today.
He died of a heart attack aged 42.
Bellinger, 425-pound Ne- was excused from trial gro.
charges N Fambiing month ago because he would fall asleep every time
to ask Jum lawyers tried questiona.
Both defence and P court-appointed doctor con- firmed this. Bellinger, they said, had a classte ease of Plekwickian syndromN.
The Balickor General's office had the case renche- duled for January 15, saying would Belllnger
be tried, whether awake or not.
DRAGONS IN
The
doctors sald Pick- wickfan syndrome, a newly the
of
a
recognised malady fat, is extremely
to where person tends "drown" in his own carbon dioxide because his body is too
for big
Als lungs — especially when under stream. It la nanied after the fo- Honal Joe in Dickens' "Plok
whe had wick Papers," drowsy tendency.
да
Bellinger, a "Robin Hood” of Savannah's Negro com- munity, died in a hospital which tie had mado favoured aħject of us many Í charities—U.PL
&
situation?
WHAT America?
was the role of
WHY did the bold con- ception fall?
RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
the most pungent and out- spoken political comnien- tator in Britain, has spent months of research finding out the real facts about
The Suez Story
NEW MUSEUM soldiers, and informed re-
Peking, Jan. 8.
A new Central Museam of Natural Science will contain models of three anclent dragons from 42% feet to 16% feet long,
the The newspaper sald n group built to The museum,
from tho MULGATUM Chinese capital's Street of the of experts
this your discovered Heavenly Bridge, will show how earlier
dragón, creatures developed from pri- fossile of a primitive mitive limes to the present, re- about 21 feet 8 inches long ported the Peking
Evening and 10 feet tall, in the Li News.
Yang Haten district of Shantung Province on China's northeast the const, of
040 about
hall
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Brussels, Jao. 7. Joseph Kasavou, believed to be one of the leaders of the
centrul The recent Belgian Congo riots, to- day gave himself
Covera up to the museum police at Kalamu, the Belgian | square Yards and it has Belgn. news agency reported to wings which together occupy night-France-Presse.
about 1,000 square yards.
two
Scientists estimated the animal must have lived about 70 million years ago, the newE- paper soll-Router. ·
Gold Hunters' Dream Blasted
1017,
Utrecht, Jan. 7.
Xr Vilner told a liquidation meeling of the company lọ- đáy that not 'a penny of their onpflat whe Iurt. 31a nūži efalmon I can prođace focuXEMENTAI proving the freighter entzled gold,
A gold diggers' dream was shattered for more than 3,000 Dutchmen here today when they were told that 450,000 guilders (about £45,000) they invested in n bld to salvage bulllon from a munken ship had been spent in vain, Five years ngs they put thoir, marine off the Dulch coast in money in a co-operativa com- pany with thd aim of recovering
At the Auggestion of the 404 bored of gold, silver and Reins valued at 72 million company's presklent director M guliders
Viator, 54-year-old £7,200,000) Piet (about from the bottom of the North fruiturower, the company in- Son;
voricu 27,000 guliders (about But tho Itamining owners of the ship, the German Under- The gems dere said to have £37,000) of its caplial in a one down with the German "fasting salvage pile which writers and's Rotterdam cost thn freighter Kennta Levhanit sank in the North Bra' Canal trading firms kil my that when she was torpedoed In 80 before it could be fowed to the Tonale Leonhardt's
only cargo fest of water by a British sub- | wreck,
| WIE POKR............kovier.
can
In pursuit of the truth he has interviewed politicians,
porters in London, Wash- ington, Paris, and Tel Aviv. Now the full, true story
be told for the Drst
time.
It is
story that discloses many new facts. It has already excited world
interest. It is certain to
provoke heated_arguments everywhere.
The Suez Story
by Randolph Churchill
starta in the
CHINA MAIL
on Saturday
In tomorrow's · Chinia Mail, Randolph Chur- chill explains. "Why 1 want to toll the Truth about Suex
how."
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