1953-04-23 — Page 31

Louis Kentner

(pianist)

who has been compared with

LISZT

BUSONI

and RACHMANINOFF

will give two recitals

TO-MORROW

FRIDA Y, 24th APRIL, 1953, (Originally scheduled for Wednesday. 22nd April, 1953)

at.

7 P.M. and 9.30 P.M.

at tho

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Mr Brownell fled D series of petitions with the Subversiva Activities Control Board ask-

the groups to YOU CAN HEAR AND SEE ing it to order register with the Federal KENTNER FROM ANY SEAT Justice Department, list their

chier officers and disclose their IN OUR THEATRE. financial arrangements.

The action was taken under the 1950 Internal Security Act and followed the Control Board's order of last Monday requiring the Communist Party

itself to register as an organisa- tion under foreign domination - namely, that of Russia.-

armed forces seized Hamrusa, one of the

and villages, last. August

Reuter. Government, he said, row being bicckaded there by

The the Minister to realised it might mean the loss | British forces acting

Sultan of un of the entire divisio:1.

of system

to help cmployment insurance

Introduce

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the unemployed.

introduce

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for the Muscat and the Mr Mason a member of the Sheikh of Abu Dhabi. Labour opposition, was answer-

Mrs Barbara Castic, a Lizm Mr Lyttelton said it was not ing a recent statement in the hour member, suggested yet administratively possible British House of Lords by Gen- behind boundary dispute unemploymenteral, Lord Freyberg, Commander lay a conflict of all interests Washington, Apr 22. President Eisenhower today insurance, but Important of the New Zealand division in between Britain and the United States, and asked what diploma- asked

Congress to enact step had already been taken by the Second World War.

of an employees Lord Freyberg said he had the support Britain was emergerey legislation authorising the creation

been criticised by the then ting from the United States in Prime Minister of New Zes dealing with a situation, which special admission of 120,000 non-provident fund. quota immigrants to the United

land, the late Mr Peter Fraser, was developing in serious ways? for not giving sufficient warning

of the

Mr Churchill replied: "I think of the dangers

we mus leave our case on its campaign.

arbitration which we Mr Mason said the final de-norits clsion to send the division to have offered.

was made by the

"I do not consider that every Grave

affezis Brkish Cabinet, not on purely military matter which grounds, but on "politicny and rights must necessarily be con- sidered only in relation to the moral issues."

for suppert we get drom the United There were no grounds the claim that Mr Fraser did Sates."-Reuter. not know of the "extreme dan-. cera involved."

YCRIS.

Mr Awbery then asked what States a year for the next two progress had been made for the

establishment

Whitley for the Govertiment made the Council

to Vice- employees of the Federation of Malaya: he also wanted to know how far the proposed scheme provided for 'arbitration if re- quested by one of the parties and how mchy meetings had been held.

Mr Eisenhower

in a letter request President Richard Nixon, the Senate presiding officer, and to House Speaker Joe Mariin.

Those who would be let into the United States under the pro- leylatation poszu emergency would be in addition to those persons-admitted under regular. Immigration quotas.

WHITLEY COUNCILS Mr Lytirlien" replied: "The High Cummissioner reported last President Eisenhower wrote month that two Whitley "We are all aware of the tragic Councils are being set up, one developments of the past several for daily rated staffs and one years which have left countless for the other grades of the public thousands of individuals ome-service, lesa refugees in the heart of Europe.

Greece

Lord Freyberg could have added nothing to the Govern ment's knowledge of the situs- tion, and was not at fault any way, he said.-Reuter,

"The staff side of the daily Journalists On rated staffs' council have elected "In recent months the num-their officers and a meeting of

has been in the Counell has been arranged · ber of refugees creased by a slcady now

for this month. escapees who have brüved death

Dutch Visit

In

The Hague, Apr. 22, to escape from bohing Iron Cur- "Similar developments pra Seven Pakistani journalists, in tains. These refugees and Government

staff arbitration Holland at the invitation of the and escapees, searching desperately is one of the first subjects which Netherlands Government for freedom, look to the free the counells

organisations, will be asked to private

today world for a haven.

visited the international Insti- tute for Social Studies.

Last night the journalists at-

discuss.".

"In addition, the problem of

Mr Niall MacPherson, Con- population is a source of urgent servative, asked when payments tended a reception given by the concem in severi friendly of grants under the war damage Employers Association in their

compensation scheme in Far honour.--France-Presse.

territories would be Eastern

countries in Europe."

The President's letter deali with the situation in Europe but finally completed.

White House. Press Secretary

James Hagerty said in reply to a Commission expects to complete "The Malayan War Damage question that Mr Eisenhower

was not specifying which na- all payments

in 1955,"

Lienalties wou be covered by

Lyttelton replied.

the proposed legislation,

Mr

STAR

"Serawak and North Borneo

Mr Hagerty added that was a payments are complete except.

the latter,

700 for some matter to be worked out by the in

which do- appropriate Congressional Com-restoration awards

completion of re- mittees after consultation with pend upon

building by claimants."-Reuter. administration officials,

Mr Eisenhower wrote further that he regards It as imperative thal the United States join with the nations "in helping to find a colution 10 this Beave ques- tion."-Associated Press,

Spain's Role

Decided?

London, Apr. 22.

A message In today's News Chronicle stated that Alberto

Sultan Takes

Fifth Wife

Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 22.

A 22-year-old Malayan beauty who until last Sunday was on- tertaining customers as a 'taxi- dancer al on, amusement park is haneymooning now with the Suush of Pehang,

Lebal Mat on Sunday became

the Sultan's fifth wife.

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Martin Artajo, the Spanish Taxi-dancer. Habsah Binte Foreign Minister, had told its correspondent that Spain would probably sign the "ald for bases

According to Moslem law with the, United agreement States before the summer.

mán may marry as often, as ho Bikes provided die krops no more correr- The News Chrentele pondent in Madrid, Brien Con-than four wives at a time,. nell, quoted Senor Artajo Os Sultan Pengku Abu Bakar saying: "The basis for our collaboration within the frame work of Western defence will be the agreement with the United

4 De Inmate 0 Posed, Lere. 12 Bass, 13 Atom 16 States and to long-standing I 20 Suck 18 Rovert, 10 Events, 31 Encore, 23 Agits, 24 Iberian treaty with Portugal Pence, 23 Sided.

Reuter,

still has his first three wives and 24, F. SWEET MEMORIES only recently divorced his fourth. 23 B.

The Sultan, in his fortes, in 1. Horn of Cimatren an outstanding. sportsman, shin- Walk kuat on Nefrom

zo, W. On Mosnifghe hay ing et polo and cricket.---A830- 50, Y. Chiarianta Lelated Press.

Mrs Luce Arrives

Naples. Apr. 22. Mrs Clare Boothe Luce, the new United States Ambassador to Italy, arrived here today in the Italian liner, Andrea. The whole of Naples harbour was cordoned off by Polico as' the liner steamed in-Reuter.

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Korea Casualties

Washington, Apr. 22. Announced U.S. battle casual- ties in Korea reached 133,787 today, an increase of 324 sinte last week-Associated Press,

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