1955-11-17 — Page 2

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1955.

KING'S PRINCESS; EMPIRE PERONISTS LOSING FIGHT||QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

AT '2.30. 5.15.

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EXCITING MYSTERY OF

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IMMEDIATE

DISASTER

PATRICIA NEAL HELMUT DANTINE DEREK BOND

KING'S PRINCESS

TO-MORROW

RORY CALHOUN PIPER LAURIE

AINT

ISBEHAVIN JACK CARSON

Technicolor (MAMIE Van DOREN

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Labour Strike

Petering Out

In Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Nov. 16.

The Government of acting President Pedro E. Aramburu appeared to be winning a major test of strength with the last remnants of Peronist strength in Argentina today.

A general strike called by the General Confederation of Labour (CGT) was petering out in the greater Buenos Aires area, although it was still effective in some provincial industrial cities.

Fog Delays Ike's Visitors

The Government mot the strikers head-on and was re- perled to have arrested hundreds of Personist strike 1: ueters.

The CGT, once the strongest supporter of custed dlciator Juan D. Peron, called the strike Gettysburg, Nov. 10.

st midnight on Monday. It was Heavy wet for Blanketed this 100 per cent effective in arma loday and prevented Presi-industries.

almost all failed to deal the dent Eisenhower from going to hers. It

Aramburu Government Els oflee to rope with a nount- tras pile of feial business.

knockout blow.

Su

Secretary of Commerce Stn- Jair Weeks' schechurd visit with Mi Elsenhower was postponed until tomorrow

WON. the visit of Sherman Athus, the unssistant to the President,

Secretary

State John Foster Dulles is experted to

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arrive here tomorrow. The President a first-hand report the Geneva conference of Tureign ninisters,

Secretary Press

James C

BY POPULAR DEMAND Hagerty told reporters that bud AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

erodillona made it day - possible for Mr Weeks and Mr Adams to fly here today In a spcial plane reserved for such shuttle Bying

government officials between Washington and Gettysburg United Press.

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THE BIGGEST MENACE THE AVERAGE DRIVER HAS TO FACE 15-

Geneva, Nov. 16.

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Port Paralysed

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The elty of Sante Fe, a river port and one of the world's biggest grain andi brewing con- ires, was completely paralysed, There was no work in the port. Transportation workers stopped. ! The breweries were closed. All

city workers were on strike

Bul

in the

greater Buenos Aires are, there was a retum to work movement, The govern- ment withdrow most of yester. clay's drastic security measures from most parts of the region.

Thero were Ro lanks or troops around the Case Rosada, Argentina's Whlio House, There werd

no armed police or gendarmes around the rail- road stations

US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plana to drop of at Bermuda tomorrow on his way home from the Big Four foreign ministers' conference, in-

Meat-packing plants reported formed sources Huld Loday that their men returned to work They say Mr Dulles will have iu greater numbers today in breukfast #swim in the plants at La Plata. Only 1ow British colony before resuming returned in Rosario. Plants in his fight

Washington.Industrial Avellaneda, across the United Press.

river from Buenos Aires, st were skrikkebound.

to

Soldier Appeals Against

Death Sentence

Nairobi, Nov. 18 Fusilier Leo Hoyle, 25, of the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Fusthers, sentenced La death hare on November for the murder of an African woman, has given notice of appeal, his wyre. Me Lawrence Bong, and tudies

Boyle, of Dublin, pleaded in- sunity. The trial jury made a strong recommendation for

mercy

The Swift packing

company

working in La Plata, although

PREMIER EARL IS ILL

England's premier earl, the 41-year-old Lord Shrews- bury, les critically ill with pallo in an Iron lung in the The car, who Queen Elizabeth Hospital at Birmingham.

is Lord High Steward of Ireland, was taken lil on Novem ber 4 and it is thought that he picked up the germ through a poisoned tooth while on a visit jo Franco when he and the Countess were taking their daughter, Charlotte, to a finishing school. This picture shows the Earl driving a tractor on the farm which he runs at his ancestral home. Ingestre Hall.—

Central Press Photo.

Big

NO

Four Talks Failure

CHANGE IN

US POLICIES

Washington, Nov. 16.

said about half its staff was Mr Charles Wilson, the Secretary of only a few warkers were on the Defence, told a press conference today

Job in Rosarly.

Scuffles Reported Armour and Company said staughtering wis going on at its

La Bleta plant at reduced scale. A apokesman said 3,000 out of a work force of 3,500 showed up today.

appeared at their usual times All Buenos Aires newspapers

this monding. Trains, trams, buses, subways, stores and offices wero normal.

that the failure of the Big Four foreign ministers to reach agreements at Geneva Would have "little or no effect" on United States defence programmes and policies.

Mr Wilson said United States military goals were to maintain adequate strength for the in- definite future and not let that strength be in- downs" in international affairs. fluenced by "daily or monthly or yearly ups and

es-

make Ho added:

progress towards "We think it is going to take tablishing sound conditions for Some scuffles were reported, a long line

for men of good peace.

to the world car will throughout

"We do not dare let our mili- toy machine drop to a don- frrous

during that

The hearing of the appeal by such

as those between

the East African Court of Appeal pickets and returning employees has been provisionally set for at a local plant, but they were November 28,-Chine Mali of no consequence.-United Special

Press

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Koreans

Mr

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Expected Too Much

Mr Wilson sald that vome perhaps expeeled too much to corne

the out of foreign ministers conference. He did nct think that the Geneva deadlock necessarily meant on intensification of the Eart-Wes! cold wor. Tokyo, Nov. 18.

Wilson,

who spent The South Korean Minister

work at Goneva as a member Mr Yond Shik Kim, told

of the United States delegation Reuters that as far as he was

reacher at the conference, said his over- hari concerned he "complete understanding" with riding Impression was that the peoples of all nations including Justice Minister Shiro Hana-hose behind the Iron Curtain mura on the mutual exchange

wanted peace and net war Karcan detainees and Japanese Router. fishermach and that an agree-

him ment between

and the Japanese Minister was reached today.

He said he could not under- stanc later reports that the Jupine Minister had denied the agreement, but interpreted |it -to mean the Japanese Minister may have denied "the implementation of the

ngres ment" which, according to Minister Kim, would yet be open to negotiations between the South Korean Governmení and the Japanese,--Reuter,

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