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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1osás

Chaotic Conditions In The

Missing Atomic Scientist

Sisters Attending

Rod Congress

Vienna, Dec. 17.

Two sisters of Bruno

Czechoslovak Economy Revealed By Premier

Ceylon Trade Agreement With

Pontecorvo, missing British Peking Likely

atom scientist,

are at-

tending the Communist- sponsored World

Peace Congress in Vienna, it was disclosed today.

Thel: presenze here lent weight to much Western speculation that Pontecorvo voluntarily went to Morrow to work for the Rus- sians when he disappeared in Helsinki in September, 1950.

Also present at the Peace Comes

another fo:mor

scientist in Britain's atemis re- search Atation at Harwel- Hungarian-born Lajos Janossy. who deserted the Wert to work for the Budapest Communists.

Austrian police reports sold that the two Pontecorvo sisters are Laura, a naturalized British subject, and Ghuliana Tabot, wife of an official of the Italian Com- munist Party.

Laura Pontecorvo, educated at Birmingham and Edinburgh and formerly a trained nurse in several London hospitals, lett England for Italy a month after hør brillant 37-year-old brother vanished with his Swedish wife. Marianno, and their children, She never returned to England.

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The two sisters sent word to nevemen vialting their hotel that they were "too busy" to them. A Press Officer for the Peace Congress claimed that they were not members of the Italian delegation.

.Colombo, Dec. 17. -Corlon will very likely approve a long-term 'trade agreement with the Chinese Communist Government, Ceylon's Prime Minister,

Me Dudley Senanayake,

back

told reporters today. Mr Senanayake, from the recent Common

wealth Prime Ministers" Conference in London, said he had been kept informed of the progress of laiks a Ceylon mission

con-

dusting In Peking with the Chinese Authorities. Ho added that Chinese trade would help Ceylon In ad- Justing her balance of pay- ments.

Ceylon already short-term agreement with China for the supply of 80,000 tons of rice,-Reuter,"

"Mamie "One

:

Of Best-

Dressed

New York. Dec. 17. Mrs Mamie Eisenhower, wife American President-

of the of the 12 best-

But this appeared untrue. Austrian police reports listed them as among the Italian delegation and their hotel said elect, is one

dressed women they were attending all sessions of the Congress with other according to delegates quartered in the samo Dress Institute. hotel.

Janosay, formerly at Dublin, went to Budapest several years ogo saying he would prefer to werk for the People's Democrat- cies. He is reported to have set up an atomic research stallon near Budapest. — Associated

Press,

DIVORCE FOR

PEERESS

Edinburgh, Dec. 17. The Court of Session today granted Lady Malcolm Douglas Hamilton

in the world, the New York

Building Atlantic Comet

Work Starts On Super-Jot

London, Dec. 175: Britain. has begun to | build the first of her new

STARTLING ADMISSION super-fet liners, the Trains-

BY ZAPOTOCKY

Atlantic Comet, which re cently was ordered off the drawing board by one ofˆ America's leading opera-

The new Comet will cut pro-

tors. Vienna, Dec. 17: Czechoslovakia's Communist Premier admit ted today that there is "discontent and rebellion" in the nation, and indicated that the Red regime has not yet been able to bring popular defiance under control.

sent nying me between Lon- don and New York by nearly. double crossing twice in a single day. The cruising speed will be more than 500-m.p.h.' urid noss mal flying height about eight

cne half and be able to make a

The super-Comet is being built at the De Havilland Works, Hoteld, near London.

This startling admission was published in miles. Rude Pravo, official Czechoslovak Communist Premier Antonin Zapotocky Was quoted as blaming the rebellion on shortages of food and coal.

newspaper.

water Cornet series III. She will It is a prototype of the 58/73

fly in 1954.

la at present using 38- BOAC Ja The Communist President, "Among the people there is scater Comels between London Klement Gottwald, previously discontent and rebellion, but ond the Middle East, South admitted that the production of against this rebellion there is no Africa, Pakistan, India, Ceylon

eggs and farm goods in belp. It can only be eliminated and Singapore. milk

The

is Corporation Czechoslovakia has fallen lower by fulfilment of the plan. than it was in 1947, before the Communists seized power.

The admissions lent weight to Western reports that the Soviet Union's industrial demands on Czechoslovakia have been severely milling the nation and producing chaotic conditions.

The production of heavy in dustry goods for Russia has cost the ratellite country terrille amount,

pushing down Its former high standard of living.

now

have done away with capitalist Come delivery of a Beet of

People say that although we

Is which have a longer proft, we have replaced it with non-stop range. They will be profits for the State-through in production next Summer. Á the exploitation of human labour prototype series II, now on test, and that there is no differenze." will soon begin explorations of The Premier complained that the Atlantic upper air of which Czechoslovaks Tro to work, but little is known so, far, as a ́irall they do not work, and they blazer for a big brother, the oppose the view:Soviet working Atlantic Comet.-Reuter. methods."

ABSENTEEISM

The Kladno mine, where he

"When our

COMET FOR FRANCE

London, Dec. 17. M. Loule Vidal, Managing There have been reports of spoke, employed 1,282 workers Director of a French private of oper: "hunger demonstrations in in 1949 but only 1,152 today airline, today took delivery

because of abschteciam and the first. Comet jet airliner built defiance of Communist police.

It costs M. Zapotorky's namission other causes, the Premier said, for a 'foreign company. came in an address to miners in adding that, though production about £300,000 and is the first the company has had risen 49 per cent over 1940, of zeven Kindno. He said:

ordered. wages had to be raised 104

The French Government air- cent.

people run. Intoine, Air France, has ordered difficulties," he said, "they ask three Comets-Reuter. if we have not exaggerated our plans and whether the plans can be fulfilled. They can be if we apply ourselves,"

The recent

of Purgo trial. Rudolf Slansky and other top Communists who went to the gallows was a reflection of this economie difficulty for which the Gottwald Government apparent- ly had to find scapegoats, **** Associated Press,

buy

CANNOT PROVIDE "People complain among other things that they cannot coal for the Winter and that their

In food rations arc sufficient: We cannot, provide Top place on the Institute's for the people with coal that list is still held by the Duchess is required

for our industrial been plants which lock hundreds of voted "No. in every year since thousands of tons of cool.

of

1042.

has Windsor. She

This year the Institute ex-

tended its list from 10 names to Reciprocal

12 to include two new political Algures Mrs Eisenhower and

Mrs Ovela Culp Hobby, who is

to be the Federal Security Action Taken ministrator In the Republican

Cabinet,

Male

It said both were starters" but had tied for 11th place in the voting:

The Arst 10

By France

As-

Paris, Dec. 17. The French National The Were: Duchess of Windsor: Mrssembly today passed a draft of New York; bill whereby American men of The -Duchess of Kent; Mrd military age residing in France Byron Fay of New York; Mrs would have to serve a period married in 1931. Louis Arppels of Paris and of training in the French armed

decree William Paley divorce 1 ngafhst Lord Malcolm Douglas. Hamilton on the grounds of in

fidelity,

They were

Lady Douglas-Hamilton is the

daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel

the Hon. Malcolm Bowes-Lyon

Mrs William Randolph Hearst, New York; Marlene Dietrich forces.

Mrs Winston Guest of Bas-/pung the bull to the As-!

a spokesman of the

and is a cousin of the Queen ton; Countess Rodolfo Crespi of Defence Committee said that it

Is

Mother,

Lord Douglas-Hamilton Conzervative Member of Parlia-

ment for Inverness.-Router.

Rome; and Mme. Henri Bon net, wife of the French Am- bassador to the United States-+ Heuter.

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was regrettable that the fallure of the United States to

coma

an agreement. with France over American legislation, which makes French citizens resident in America for over a certain peried liable to military service in the American forces, bad resulted in reciprocal of the worst possible

move kind.

He pointed out that if the American law decreed that Frenchmen serve in the United States Army for 24 months. with the possibility of being cent oversean, to operational zones, the $10W French law could not, therefore, be con- sidered shocking by the United States Government.

The spokesman hoped an ar

rement could be mode wherea

an American QT 3 residing in the other's country could

DOVE

under his national flag or under the flag of the country in which he was resident, but not under both-France-Presse.

EVICES ND Armed Crime On

MARIA CURATE NEWSTATE NR MELEE STATUS

ACROSS:

1 Curront (0)

5 Song (5)

0.

DOWN:

1-Guesses (8)

2 Come Into view again (8)

Senior member of a body (6) 5 First man (4)

9 Mariner (0)

10 Clear (5).

11 Coal-worker (5)

(4)

12 Spot mento (8)

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18 Demure (4)

18 Worships (6)

20 Particle (8)

22 Grew oki (4)

23 Wickedness (6),

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25 Girls nama (6)

20 Clergyman's assistan

27 Express (5)

28 Confused aght (5)

20 Standing

'4'Senior pupil. (7)

Expunges (7)

Hardens (0)

7 Twirl (5)

14 Mollonica (8)

13 Shiver with fright_(8)

18. Fashiousale dressmaker: (?)"

17. Faults: (7)

10 Contrive (8)

21 Full:(0))

24 Fat: (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD--Agron: 1 8 bhes, 8 Weld, Friedt, 11 Vaial, 12 Burape, 1 Eres, 10 Abash, 19 Hond, 20 Lardos, 24 Spali, 20 Rotate, 18 Sated, 28 Defend, I Donghi 1 Sapa, 2 Iris, 3 Ewer, Auteca Bongwod. Fantia, 10 Boors -18.Uklees. 10 Shelled, 17 Cadet, 11 laid, if Done, ur Hald,

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Agree

Increase

Tokyo, Déc.

Tokyo police reported today that erlies in which pistols have

been used have greatly increased since the war.

The pistols used were mostly owned by former Japanese military and naval officers and same were stolen from AmeriTM can soldiers.

The criminals who used pistols had been friffuchend by American gangster fima-Router.

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U.S. OFFICIAL

IN MOSCOW

Momow, Dec. 17... Mr Juck D. Berm. Cho naw Charge d'Affaires of the United States Embassy in Moscow, arrived today by the Red Arrow Express from Leningrad.

- Mr Beam, 44, was appointed Jast

to mooth

the United bo States representativo, here after

Soviet

e- George unacceptable:

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declared jeangelinent had

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SHOWING

TO-DAY

Resort Hotel Fire

Tokyo, Dec. 17. A hotel by the River Nagara, in central, Japan, was burned down, last night,

The River Nagara is a leading resort for foreign travellers

The hotel was opened lost Morel Routers

A je gjë, DAT 2.30, 5:30, CAPITOL 7,30 & 9.30

JOHN WAYNE

JOHN CARROLL ANNA LEE

P.M.

FLVING & TIGERS

REPUBLIC PICTURE

ROXY & BROADWAY

OPENING TO DAY AT 2,30, 5.30, 7:30 & 9.30 P.M.

·Thin nited, with barem Intrigues

COLUMBIA PICTURES

magle love!

Thief of Damascus

PAUL HENSEID

•Technicolor

MAN JOHAN BOSTON • FEET BONNELL • LOW CHANEY • ELENA VERDUIDO ← botten for the Bcrose by ÁQUIET & GENT

FINAL SHOWING TO-DAY

Cabhay

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30

P.M.

THE FUNNIEST LAUGHS OF THE SEASON!

Brian

BENNETT AHERNE

FAVE

BONITA GRANVILLE

The famous Kew "A" Cetificate, proof thu a

world's most movement has passed the sizingent tests with flying colours,* Although the National Physical Laboratory (background) Bir now at Teddington, these cenificates are sul called by the name of the original famous foundation.

An achievement that startled the most exacting craftsmen

KNOWN the world over as the ultimate authority on the testing of timepieces, Kew. Observatory in England recorded in 1950 results that startled the most exacting, the most blase craftsmen in our industry.

Rolex entered more than 100 of their men's small watches (23.7 mm. in "disineter) "for" -chronometer testing-for testing that is usually given only to large chronometers. The

movements were to be subjected, in company with large chronometers, to the most stringent · tests in the world. The experts were dubious; but Rolex were confident..

For 44 days, in five positions and at three temperatures, those watches were tested. And when their points were totalled, men connected with the watch industry could hardly believe their eyes.

The incredible number of 140 Rolex ́movements had qualified for — and was awarded →→ the precious, coveted Kew 'A' Certificate.

The Rofer Datejust—the peak of kölex par- fection. Projected, by the Oyster care, powered. with silent efficiency, by the Rotex - Perpetual self-winding "Rotor," in automatically and clearly records the date in a window on the dial.

The full force of this achievement becomes cleaver when you realize that the smaller the watch movement the more difficult it is to attain the accuracy necessary to pass such stringent tests originally designed for chronometers of far greater diameter.

For watches so small to be so good means only one. thing-that the best of workmanship and the highest technical skill go into them. And it is this standard that makes Rolex the world's first wrist-chronometer.

*The first wrist-watch ever to pass the Kew 'A'; Observatory test was a small II ligno Rolex. This happened as long ago 1014.

ROLEX

Printing of Distinction

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P. G. LEUNG

Oriental

ACOMPANY

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