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ROWDS streamed along! the bread pavements of

the West End 'streets.

was

It

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SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1955,

VIETNAMESE ELECTIONS

Vital To Honour Agreement Says Britain

transformations ENVOY IN

upon junior typists and young seamstresses and ap- prentice shop - assistants, making them all, for GO minutes, into ladies leisure.

f

Shop windows do not dis. criminate, out lay their offerings

from hard

ofce

invitingly at the feet, alike of heiresses, visitors rurgency countries

and

girls. And a man might be

pardoned these days for finding

it dificult to distinguish one sort

LONDON

-London, July 1.

British Mirüsters told a special envoy from South Vietnam here today they con- sidered it vital that the Indo-China armistice agreement be honoured in full by the staging of nation-wide elections in Vietnam next July.

Diplomatic sources said the statement from the other of those who came in discussions between Mr Harold window-shop. ·

IN AND OUT

NYONE, any man at least, A soling Mary and

Anne, 'strolling down the West End street, might have been excused for thinking they were girl

with all the money and time in the world to spend and to spare. ;

The two girls studied one store) window at length; and then walked into the shop."

Presently,

they came out of the shop again. Their pace was a little quicker, perhaps, than when they had entered. It was not quick enough.

F

COMBINED OPERATION- POR hard on the two girls'

heels came an older woman..... who caught up with them, and said something which made Mary and Anne turn suddenly pale, and islanded them from all the other hurrying girls in the street.

"saw you take two cardigans and one shirt, without paying for them" the older woman said again to the girls.

She led them back into "the store. In the managers office, Anne said: "Yes, we did steal the things. It was a kind of combined operation, but it was mainly my fault."

AT

PARENTS

:

T the office where the two girls worked, their friends began to look at their watches and lick their tips in a charitable sort of way at the thought of the row there would be when the two teen-agers reported late Егот their

back

50

Luncheon-hour.

were

Macmillan, the Foreign Secretary, his Minister of State, the Marquess of Read- ing, and Mr Nguyen Huu Chau, a Minister in the Saigon Government of Mr Ngo Dinh Diem.

Diplomatic sources stated that i Mr Chau assured British officials that his Government would meet representatives from the North for preparatory talks about the

as' scheduled. elections:

SOUTHERN The South feared,

FEARS Vietnamese however, that the Communists might refuse to o negotiate with the Saigon Government because it da not sign the armistice_agrie- ment in Geneva, France a bead of the French Union, signed the

on behalf of South Yjetnam.

meni

Steeple Record A MATTER OF

Helsinki, July 1, 4 Twenty-two-year-old Pentti Karvonen of Finland set a new official world' record in the 3,000-metre steeple, clocking 8.47.8 in the second day of the July Games of the Helsinki Olympic Stadium, today.

The former record was 8.49.6 by Sandor Rosszal of Hungary-United Press.

All-British

Women's Doubles

London, July 1.. For the first time for 19 years Britain is assured of the

women's doubles title as two British bars won the semi-finals

this event

when

HONOUR

Paris, July 1.

One of France's distinguished families was in the news again today when one of its members. M. Serge Groussard, a well known writer, told reporters that he had slapped a man who allegedly made unfavourable references to his family lightly because of his age.”

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The man who was slapped, M. Jacques Biscarre, an attorney, had earlier this morning HONGKONG & SHANGHAI received two seconds sent by M. Groussard's father, Colonel Georges Groussard, of World. Wär Two resistance fame, who challenged M. Biscarre to a duel.

"M, Serge Groussard, who said he went to M, Biscarre's home and delivered the slaps on the

night that M. Biscar:2 gedly insulted his family, and declared

COURT FIGHT

today

that following the slaps, "I was Miss Shirley Bloomer and Miss assailed try six persons whe Pat Ward Anally ended the wielded chairs, whisky battles American postwar domination and even dessert. knives," he said, they felt certain that I had not hurt eliminated the only remaining them too much." United States combination, Mrs Beverly Fleitz and Miss Darlene Hard by 8-3, 0-7. The other Bri- tish finalists are Miss Angela

Biscarre upon to ensure Mortimer and Miss Ann Shilcock, who defeated the young Ans- tralian

Miss Fay Muller team, and Mrs Lew Hoad, 6-2, 6-1.

Before it opens the talks with the Communists the, Saigon government is anxious to obtain the views of all three Western Powers about the conditions it should insist that

next year's elections. ате genuinely free.

This was one of the

main topics Mr Chau discussed with senior Foreign Office officials at the this afternoon's session of

here.

and

The "Affair' Groussard" began last Wednesday when Colonel Groussard and M. were engaged in courtroom fight when they were opposed in a child custody case, The date of the cuel between Colonel Groussard and M. has not yet been set.

American Miss Louise Brough will be in two finals tomorrCW. In addition to her vital singles Biscarre

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In the manager's office at the store. Mary and Anne had other things to worry about, for the police arrived.

The two girls

Saigon, July 1. taken to the station

South Vietnamese Next morning at Great Mark-National Army operations in borough Street, they were shown the Seven Mountains region into the dock together two

a Gov- completed; have been

The

have

pretty girls who glanced th:cugh ernment source announced: here eyes tears had reddened, to the today. public gallery, where the father

The Army yesterday took over area of Cochin-Ching just at the Cambodian border,

of one and the mother of the this hilly other, witches in misery to see

what would happen to their the source said, with only 16 daughters.

men wounded. Casualties on the side of the dissident religious

C01- two

If this commitment were not

ON SAAR

hocured wide credence PLEBISCITE end, which permitted resistanc

the accusations: be given to

by the already being made Communist

powers that South Vietnam, backed by the United States intended to "sabotage" the Geneva agreement because it feared the result of the poll.

Earlier at today's meetings Mr Chau had told the Foreign Office about the talks he had in Paris this week with the French Government,

NEHRU TALKS

The Indo-China situation i will feature in the talks which Mr Jawaharlal Nehru Is to have here with Sir Anthony Eden next week. The communique. issued after Mr Nehru's recent talks in Moscow with Soviet leaders expressed concern about implementaion of the BOTH girls pleaded guilty, and set of Hoa Hao' were probably

Geneva agreemenis, the story was told briefly much heavier, though these are 10 Mr

yet known, he said.

Mr Chau was tonight Blying Clyde Wilson, the

During the operations, the back to Saigon to report to Bir magistrate. Mary's father came

National Army

47 { Diem on his mission to Europe forward. "It's such a shock

arrested suspects, a group of some 100-Reuter.

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me," he said, "she's such assidents

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girl

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IN RICE PADDIES

Saarbruecken, July 1. The five-nation cermission to supervise the forthcoming Saar plebiscite opened its first session here today under its Belgian Chairman, M. Fernand Dehousse, and laid down a frame of re- ference for its work.

also studied The Commission four "Saar Government bills of relating to the organisation the plebiscite which offers the population of this small bordér state between "France and Ger- many, a European stature under last October's Franco-Germani agreement.

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DIAMOND: decided until after the plebiscite.

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up to buy a gramophone keep ing her money for that, we thought we'd let her, so that she

would home."

have

amusement

at

Mary said: "I'm so ashamed." Anne said. the same,

"Whose

idea was it?" the magistrate asked Anne.

"I think it was both of us," Anne said. "We were just wast ing time, looking at the shopa." They were both discharged absolutely, but ordered to pay £2 2s. cts, each.

believed to be now in the region between Hation and Rachgia, an area of half-fcoded rice paddles at the southern tip of Cochin- China, along the Gulf of Siam.

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it, however,

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They

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.went out into the crowded heterogeneous and poorly yesterday to establish themselves well at the top,

stræets,

And there was. nothing about them to mark them out from the many girls who at that lunch hour found themselves enjoying

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