Lecture For The Queen- A Gun For
The
Duke
Regina, July 23.
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1959.
Nasser Reviews His Troops
Cairo, July 23. United Arab Repubile President, Gamal Abde Nasser, today reviewed a two-and-a-half hour mill- tary parade on the ocea-' xion of the seventh anniversary of his revolu tion.
PRINCE Philip reflectively fondled an old hunt-Senres of tanka, armoured cars,
ing rifle today while a museum official gave the Queen her fourth lecture on Canada's ancient his-
tory in less than a month.
The lecture came from Frank Bard, director of the Saskatche- wim Museum of Natural History, where the Queen and her hus
during band spent half-hour
a five-tor Heg me visit en route cast toward Halifax and the end
of the 15,000 mile Canadian tour on August 1.
It marked the Afth me the Quern had been convoyed into nmuseum during her coast-to- const tour which started in Newfoundland on June 18. She tow others at Chicago, White- horse in
Yukon and the Saskatoon.
Lecture
Pence Philip--who took in Aixth at Dawson in the Yukon while the, Queen was flying separately from White- Edmonton-atrode horse to
over to a display case as bl wife was beitig shown how the settlers traded with the Indians, and picked up a rifto In the exbibition and almost lovingly fondled 4 while the - Queen listened to the lecture
a few yards away.
At another stop in Regina the Queen and the Prince clapped enthusiastically is children of European origin saged displays of national folk dancing.
Nixon
Meets
Russians
Mr
Moscow, July 23. Richard Nixon and his wife took a stroll here this afternoon ac- companied by U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Mrs Thompson, an inter- preter und four plain- clothes policemen. They went to a food store in the Place Smolensk where Mr the sales Nixon talker with
who staff and with etomers were urible to hide their sur
They when told
were prite talking with the Vice-President of the United States. As he left the store, Mr Nixon said "vevo khornchoyo" (best wishes).
Mr Nixon at he had been the particularly surprised by sweets counter, Anding it well plocked.
SMALL BOY
The Nixons strolled for nearly half un
in hour Mrs Nixon that to remark recognised her as an Amerient because of her
The Queen, who asked to see square dancès fint, unbon! from her normal decorum to clap for БОЛЬС time when they were through. She asked for B Hungarian display next, but: when that group could not or gunise its string orchestra fast Tehatkovski Street.
Was feari enough, tapped her right foot to the skir! of bagpipes that people were brought on to mörk ume.
tisestiletto-heeled shoes. visit was The Regino
As the Nixons were approach- couple's last mujor slopin
the U.S. Ambassador's Saskatchewan. Their stopped for 10 ininutes each at home, they saw ▷ stall the prairie conmunities of playing and asked him
name. " am 5achy," the boy Indlan Head, Broadview Moosomin, later today before replied, "Well, Satha," said Mr "would you like to try crossing the provincial border Nixon.
The boy into Manituba for 10-minute some chewing gum?" stop al Virden, Manitoba, and a hesitated, blushed and accepted
Mr Nixon. which visit to Brandon, the gum 50-minute Maniicbo, night-UPI.
handed him.-AFP,
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5 Sideslips (5),
8 Journey's End for the Falth-
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go with
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boy his
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Keln nail for a penny (8)..
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pacer (0).
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all over again? (7).
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YESTERDAY'S CROBŊWORD-Across: Able, 7 Ber-on.
a Rain, 6 Subs, 10 Teacher, 12 Tier, 15 Herba, 19 More, 10 Cream, 21 Cairo, 23 Ares, 28 Nemund, 20 Malc. 29 Compost, 30 Trek, 31 Lion, 32 Fiica 33 Arno, Down: 1 Capes, 2 Poacher, 4 Blurb, 5 Erah & Vice, 9 Sero,:11 Heron, 10 Idra, 14 Nome, 10 Bera, 17 Beum, 10 M, 20 Red-poll, 22 Amak, 24 Owan,
25 Esher, 27 Acid, 20 32txo.
and bombers took part in the parade which nfirmed that Noser's armed forces are stronger now than before the Suez Incident of 1930.
One foreign military attache,
who has been in Cairo for several years, described the parnding forces as the best he has seen here so far.
The symbolic units which pass- ed before Nasser's stand, in- cluded
175 Soviet-made
tanks and veral hundred Armoured cars. An Informed forcim observer asserted that the bulk of Nasser's mecitanis- ed forces were sintionct s the Syrian-Isracti frontiers unt in Sinni.
30 PER CENT
He silmated that the armour- ed cars and tonks in the parade cozitated a little tem than 50 per cent of what Nasser actually, possessed.
The
110 plane Unt roared overhead ut split-second kit- tervals, included 12 Ilyushin transport planes, 20 ilyaslı bombers plus 36 MiG dehlers that few over in one group.
The artillery cats showed
GB
TORY REMARK SENDS HOUSE
IN UPROAR
London, July 28.
A Conservative minister's remark that there would "always be Socialists so long as there is anything left to steal," plunged the House of Commons into uproar tonight.
Ed Murrow
Wants To
Join Navy
No-
The House was discussing Qie state-owned coal industry and the Labour opposition had
motion moved a censure
the Government's gretting
failure to plan the place of the coal Industry In the national economy."
Labeer members had com- plained of the closing of many pita and the threat of unem- ployment in the mines because of unwanted stories of coal.
OFFENSIVE
Sir Jan Horobin, Parliament- nry Secretary to the Minister of Power, who replied to the debate, sald the motion was ensure on the Government for not planning, and went on to make the remark quoted above.
قادم
1
Mr Alfred Robens, chief Labour speaker in the debate, and de- called it offerskyb manded a withdrawal. He would be equally offensiva If he were to say there would "always bo Cot- as long as there Bervatives was loot and private profil.” The Minister refused 10 withdraw the remark in spite of repented demands by Labour. The noise rose to such plich that the Speaker, Mr William Morrison, at one time 10 adjourn The threatened House.
New York, July 23, Edward R. Murrow, Columbia Byteni news Broadcasing commentator and television
for 2. The Opposition motion personality, applied commission in ibe Navy eventually defeated by 304 votes
10 238.-Reuter, today.
Murrow, who has taken
year's leave of absence from the recruiting CBS, went to
Broadway station at 346
it out papers akking for a commission, Uis plication the will be forwarded to Boresa of Persouncl Washington, the Navy salt.
It
rdhm and long range Beld AUD all Soviet made. suffers themselves appeared to be in good shape, Following the parade were unlis Murrow was not immediately
of the national
comment, available for guard-girls blin
bas and young men from
in the Navy Syrian and Egyptian regions of the UAR as well as school and university students. The young people were all carry- Ing arms. AFP.
UK Election
Forecast
Landon, July 23, Mr Geraldi Nabarro, a Con- servative member of Parliament, tonight forecast that the general elecilon would be on Thursday, October 20.
He did so during a House of Commons debate on the coal
Industry.
Mir N Grestam Cookr.
Conservative,
pre- another
not been previously.-UPI,
Rossellini's Bid For
Children
Fails
Rome, July 23.
A
W33
Italian Film director Roberto Rossollini's suit to obtain custody of throo childron born while he was married
Queen Will Have A Say In with film star Ingrid Borg Have A Say In Ghana Tour
man was rejected today by a Rome civil court.
Rossellini must abide by the court's provious ruling that he can have custody of Robertino and the twirls Isotin and Isabella columnist's only during their summer vaca-
Lion from June
August
London, July 23. nowspaper
suggestion that Queen 25. Elizabeth's advisers would The children--who are sur bavo little control over renily with their father-must their her programme when she therefore return with tours Ghana hext Novem-ther on the date specified.
Hollini has started a new bar was denied by a woman
sult for the custody of Robertino official at Buckingham on the grounds that his mother Palace today.
d'd not want to be mentioned of will, on the child's birth certificate. Arogramme
The
dicted the same dale when he course, be drawn up in Ghana, } --AFP. alteriled a koral Conservative but there is no question of the mecting in October last year. Queen or her staff just ticking
An October general election full the items," she said.
was also forecast last January
ind
Deputy
by Sir Charles MacAndrew, Conservative Speaker of the House of Com- mons-Reuler,
Brownsvlile. July 23. Flamon Cavazos, convicted of drunken driving, was snlenced to 30 days in gaol. His father it a warder.-UFI.
"Like the programme for the will be
it Canadian tour, minutely studied at this end and uitgestions for changes made if necessary."
Impertinence
Djakarta, July 23.
The Times of Indonesia sald today the Counsellor of the British Overseas Airways Communist Chinese Embassy stated today that the Queen and here "was guilty of Infernal the Duke of Edinburgh will check and damned impertinence" to. London from their in demanding the withdrawal return
lour on Sunday, from circulation of the movie Canadian August 2, in a Cernet Four jet inn of the Sixth Happiness."- after.Router.
UPI.
Italy's Beauty Kings
The musclemen of Haly are showing oft their strength in the contest for "Mr Italy, 1959." Among those pletured training here is the favoured Glorglo Castiglionit (second from left) who hireddy Kolds the "Mr Lombardy" tille, and has already been, invited to America to complete for this year's "Mr Universe" title. Others are (left to right): Bignors Mazzoli, Barpiņi, De Koos!--Express Photo,
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