THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER - 6, 1959.
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MAYANA
RYAN LOY HART
DOLORIS
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THE
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DAVID KOSSOFF
LEO MCKERN
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THE SCREEN'S MOST ADULT LOOK AT THE WAYS OF LOVE!
CURT JURGENS
AND
MAY BRITT
*the
BLUE ANGEL"
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Provocation
Cairo, Oct. 5.
CHINA'S Ambassador to the United Arab Re- public, Chen Chiang-kang, has been recalled to Peking for consultations and is expected to leave Cairo on Wednesday, informed sources said here today.
Goldston Wants To Become Israeli
Jerusalem, Oct. 5.
Mr Philip Alan Goldston, a former London clerk who failed to surrender to bail at the Old Bailey last Wednesday
answar
charges of obtaining credit by fraud, today applied to the Ministry of the Interior hare for Israeli eltizenship, according to an authorita- tive source.
The source raid Mr Goldston's
application was "under con- sideration."
Mr Goldston, aged 30, arrived as a tourist last month, but on Thursday the Minister of the Interior withdrew his visitor's residence permit.
on
CYRIL LORD CO-RESPONDENT-
-IN
London, Oct. 5.
Mr Cyr Lord, 48-year-old Brush textile millionaire, was cited as co-respondent in the London. Divorce Court to 'day and agreed to pay £2,000 damages plus costs lo a young engineer earning £670 a year. The edgineer, 27-year-old- Mr James Hussey, was granted a deeree nini on the grounds of adultery by his wife, blonde,
DIVORCE CASE-
Arhodel Shirley stringer, with Mr Lord last year in á London West Bock hetel The sult was not detended Mr Hussey. £800-u-year fea- tures editor of a women's magazine, withdrew her pell- tion alleging crucity because her counsel sald she wished to avoid the inevitable publi- city. Mr Hussey denied the allegation.
The Husseys were married in n
Electricity
Itomah Catholte church here four years ago, and... have a three-year-old son. Custody of the boy was granted to Mr Husey.
Lancashire-born Mr Lord is said to control business empire worth around £5,000,000. His own.marriage was dissolved last year when his 47-your-bid wife Bestie named Mrs Hus- soy in her petition-Chilra Mail Special.
Commission
Of Inquiry Hearing
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Chang Shino
Yon
CAPITOL
Mconwhile the UAR's Charge
Mr Dennis Raid he believed the past, but it was formed for d'Affaires to
Rind
purpose that each pound of coal could the
of assessing the Petchng. Norse Kilani, was scheduled to Chiu, secretary, would be avail- produce approximately 10,000 problem and to ensure efficiency and to that end arrive in Cairo on Tuesday
B.T.Us. while fuel oil could in the future, to oble for cross-examination, Mr report to the Government
evidence would be heard. Dennis said.
produce 18,000, Continuing, Mr Dennis sald
"It follows that for
Mr every
10: details of the current crisis be
Sickor, Goneral tween the two countries.
The Association was a group pound of oil fuel, one could get a | Manager of the Hongkong Eleç- The tension was spariced by a❘ which represented probably
very substantial increase, in trio Co., Ltd, told the Commis speech made by secretary of what are the foundations of deed, of efficiency, as compared slon that fallure to cross-
Communist present-day Syria's
oxamine any outinwed
in with coal," he said.
witness would Party, Kehled Dagdash, before Hongkong.
Counsel said that the not menh that the company ath- some 18,000 people at an official It whe well-known that the Association had made repre-mitted the evidence given. The SHOWING TO-DAY national cay celebration in largest industries in the Colony senantions regarding the rates, Chairman agreed that this Peking, in which he allegedly, are the textiles generally, he personally and by COITES- would be so, and this would sp- slandered the UAR and Its Pro-said.-- --- -
ident, Gamal Abdel Nasser.
Press Attacks
Informed sources said the VAR's final decision on its future relaflotis with China would be made on the basis of Kelant's report. Meanwhile the Cairo Press allacks on kept up its sharp China and charged the Peking Government with deliberate provocations on numerous oc-
casions,
The Government paper Al Hamhurriyal declaral the UAR was "determined to stop China's Stalinist policy of fostering secession movements in the UAR".
No Explanation
industries
These industries, said Mr Den-pondence. nis, were to a large extent based His cilents contended that on the spizining industry.
Annual Report
ere unsuccessful. what
The representations
done rates
ply to all parties,
Hearing is continuing.
have been should
to adjust the
when the change Former Film Star Hongkong accordingly Referring to the Annual Report of 1958, he said was made from coal to fuel, in view of the increase of the that it showed that there were
thermal efficiency. 350,000 spindles in the Colony. This Agure, he stated, was now up to 380,000.
As to exports for the year, the total value resulting from the work of these spindles were $119,000,000.
The spinning industry, Mr Dennis went on, was motivated entirely by electric almost power.
"From the figures available to is the largest group of us, it bulk consumers of electricity. In 1957. they consumed 117 million kilowatt units out of a Noting that China had so total of 200 million supplied by far given no explanation of the China Light and Power Co., the Peking incident, despite a Lld." strong official protest frum In 1958, the industry used 123 said million kilowatts, out of 229 the paper the UAR. China would not be treated million supplied by that com- In the same way again even ir pany,
There were four complaints explanation AM forthcoming.
by the spinners, sald Mr Dennis, The Chinese Embassy plans The first the major one had was understood from the to rent or buy six buildings in rankled for come years and this
so Ministry that if Mr Goldston Central Cairo for its personnel was the application of the failed to Keave the country
In June 1949, he said, the within a matter of a few days would be blocked, Chinese Arab called "fuel clause."
friendship societies would be
power company published a the Minister would issue a de-permanently abolished and the notice sent to a number of spin- portation order against hin.
цр Now China News Agency would ning mills sciting revised His formal application today be banned from the UAR, the tariffs for bulk supplies.
if paper said.----AFT.
These tariffs were decided by for immigrant status would granted automatically center
the company without any official of course, they sanction, and, upon him an Israeli citizenship
were brought into effect without under the law of return.
agreement of the consumers,
JACK CUMMINGS
It
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Thin Inw provides that Jew may come to Israel as a Immigrant and claim nationality, but it excludes certain types of porsous whom the Minister of immi- the Interior may refuro rant status-Chima Mat Special.
New Name For Hola
Mombasa, Oct. 5. Hola detention camp, where 11 hard-cwNE Mau Mau de- tainers were beaten to death last March, has been renamed Galole. it was reported here
today.
Galole is a tiny native village
near the camp.
The renaming instruction, Issued by the const Provincial Commissioner's office, said that the Tama River irrigation scheme, on which Hola detainees were put to work, would now be called "The Tana Settle- ment." -China Mall Special.
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sttch
were
Grunwald
Arriving
Today
London, Oct. 5.
Various Rates
The notice' set out various rates for different degrees of bulk consumption, and it also centained a footnote with a fuel clause clarifying the precentage
of rates.
At the material time, sald Mr Derails, the boilers of the company were powered entirely
At the outset today, repre- sentatives of four organisations Individual confirmed and one that since the preliminary heer- ing last week, they had sent
subh in supplementary written missions.
of
Goes To Gaol
A former film slar, Chao Fal- fai, B4, of no fixed address, who pleaded gully to being in pos- session of heroin, was sentenced to four months in gool by Mr B. V. Rhodes at Kowloon Court this morning.
The organisations were the Kowloon Kal- Hongkong and
The defendant was found in long Associations, the Kowloon
possession of heroin on Octo- Commerce, Chamber
the | ber 4, at B Tin Hau New Street, Civic Hongkong
Association, ground floor. He had one pre- Sir Elly Kadorie & Sons, and
vious conviction for smoking Mr W. S. Edwards,
opium.
The
Submission
Chairman of the Com- mission Mr John Mould, an- that the District nounced Commissioner, New Territories. had also sent in a supplement- ary submission, but had tender- ed his apologies for not being able to turn up today.
Addressing Mr D. B. Evans, of Johnson, Stokes and Master, representing the Shell Co., who! had sent a communication to the Commission, the Chaleman said that at the present stage the Commission would not quire the production of docu- ments, although this may, have in the courie of to be done the actual inquiry.
Since the Commission dild not wish to cause undue hard- hip on any parties by the pro- duction of such documents, Mr Mould sald, it will not order
for
such production unless it cou- ridered this step necessary.
"We will always be prepared to listen to applications evidence to be heard in private," he went on. "But nay I re- mind you that all parties repre rented at the inquiry will not be excluded from that hear-
by cool. Since then, however, ing. They have a right to be the company hrad changed bo
present during the taking of all evidence."
Mr Friedrich Grunwald, the all fuel,
London financier, is ex- tion to the clause, in view
Els clients had had no objec- pected to arrive here by the price of the coal, but what air from Tel Aviv tomor- they objected to was this: on row, it was learned tonight. | changing over to the use of all A weekend cable from the company went on to apply Grimwald to Mr Neville Faulks, the "fuel clause" in the same. QC, who is conducting an Inquiry old manner, into the Jasper group of com panies, stated: "Arriving from Tel Aviv Tuesday,"
This message was confirmed tonight by a person who fale- phoned Mr Faulks chambers on Mr Grunwald's behalf.
to
Mr Gramwald is bellevod have arrived in Israel about September 13 with a three- month wurist pornit, which was withdrawn Last Thursday.
Mr Faulks spent most of today with Mr Herbert Murray, State managing director of the Building Society, which is un- derstood to have lent over 23 million to firms controlled by Mr Harry Jasper for take bids. The loon is sald still outstanding.
over
to be
Mr Grunwald is a managing of the 450
At 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 pm. director of many
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SYLVIA WYMAR PETÉN ARKE in MARIE DORİNO.
Morning Show To-morrow "JOHNNY TROUBLE”
MOONRAKER
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Kobert TAYLOR Tina LOUISE
in "THE HANGMAN”
Jasper companies-China Special.
POP-Quackers
IŠLÉPT LIKE A LITTLE CHILO HOW ABOUT
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METROPOLE
Not To Punish
Mr Mould said that the Com- mission was not concerned with
minute details of complaints of an individual nature.
It was not a tribunal to punish persons guilty of negligence in
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"THE REGENERATION IN THE RED-PLUM CHAMBER"
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