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KING'S - PRINCESS

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JANE WYMAN: CHARLTON HESTON · GALLANT.

• CLAIRE TREVOR • THELMA RITTER

-yunutrasa DekaarZEÇ,- WALLAGE FOND TOM HELMONE - WILLIAM H. PINE WILLIAM G THOMAS, ROBERT PARNUM – JOHN LEE MAHIN — WINSTON MILLER

TO-MORROW

In celebrating the Royal Wedding of MISS GRACE KELLY

and Prince Rainier

A special programme of Paramount films starring GRACE KELLY, will be presented King's

"REAR WINDOW"

with James Stewart

King's: (3 shows only)

Princess

"BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI" with William Holden

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18

Princess:

"BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI "THE COUNTRY GIRL"

THURSDAY, APRIL 19

King's:

"THE COUNTRY GIRL"

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Princess:

"REAR WINDOW"

ROXY & BROADWAY

SHOWING TO-DAY

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AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

CAY! PROVOCATIVE! NAUGHTY!

Julie HARRIS Laurence HARVEY Shelley WINTERS - Ron RANDELL

In

the biggest double exposure since Adam and bio! ·

am a Camera

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from the play by JOHN VÀN DRUTEN

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Tito GORBE in

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1956.

W.GERMANY WILL COMPROMISE OVER SUPPORT

FOR TROOPS

Bonn, Apr. 15.

West Germany is ready to compromise on the Western allièd demand that she continue to pay support costs for the allied troops here after May 5 this year, an informed source said today.

The source, a leading Christian Democrat attending the annual meeting of the German-English Society at Koenigswinter near here, ald that the Foreign Min- ister, Dr Heinrich von Brentino, bud take the Initiative in the Cabinet in pointing to the dam- age caused abroad by West Ger- many's outright refusal to pay.

'Illogical

OFFICERS

MISS COURT

Buenos Aires, Apr. 15.

A group of five officers were ordered list Menday to appear In spite of stiff opposition before a military court within from the Finance Minister, Herr five days but apparently did not Fritz Schaeffer, who called the de

50, the demand unfoundial,”

English-language promise is now reported certain.today.

Buenos Aires Herald reported The Allies are believed to have asted for 2,000 million marka for one year.

E com-

It is not known what amount Germany is likely to offer.

The source made his dis- closure after

Herr Hermann Abs, leading banker and close associate ox Dr Konrad Adenauer, the Chancellor, had told the Society he hoped that Germany would

be willing to make an offer when negotiations were resumed shortly,

Apart from the effect abrond, which the initial German re- fusal cause, the Cabinet has also taken into account the view that it in tilogical to refuse the allied demand while pressing for increased free military aid from the United States, the source said.--Reuter.

Exiles Cable Eden And

T

Mollet

Strasbourg, Apr. 15. THE “Assembly of Cap- tive European Nations" today asked Sir Anthony Eden not to make any

with agreements

the Soviet leaders, now on their WILY to London, until Russia lives up to the principles of the United Nations Charter. The Assembly of 54 representa-

tives living in exile from nine European countries under Communist rule decided at

the

The officers are belleved to bo followers of General коп Hengou, one of the leaders of Jast September's anti-Peronist revolution and Army Minister in the short-lived government of General Eduardo Lonardi.

arrest

put

the

cx~

Bengoa 1933 recently under house

In southern Argentine after pressing hostility to the present

Rovernment, Frunce-Presse.

France Delivers

Jets To Israel

Paris, Apr. 15.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman belatedly revealed today that France has already delivered some or all of an order of 12 supersonic Mystere IV jet fighter planes to Israel but said he knew nothing of an Israeli order for another 12.

(Rellable sources in Jerusa- fem, Israel, sald today eight of the original 12 already have been delivered and that nel rlens to request another 12

as soon as possible.")

The French spokesman satd he had no detalls on how many of the original (2 already have been delivered, when they Left France or what route they took. But he indicated most already have arrived.

Quni ܕ

D'Orsay

IE Haruhiko Nishi, the Japanese Ambassador in Lon- don, has opened an exhibition of Japanese Works of Ars from the Tikella Collection, in a Mayfale gallery.

Photo shows: HIE Harukiko Nishi, seen examining some of the exhibits. Express Photo.

FASTER SERVICE

Tokyo, Apr. 18. The Foreign Offer has an- nounced that teletypo com- will be installed in 45 Japanese diplo

miving overseas to in- spood up the exchange of formation.-China Mäll Special,

munication equipment

mate

DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

Gromyko Waits For

His Masters

London, Apr. 15. Uncertainty over the decisions Russia's leaders hours" but this was the first may be bringing to Britain sidetracked the United

Nations disarmament conference today.

end of their four-day Last week mooling here to send identical spokesman sald the delivery

to telegrams

the

British

would be a matter of "days or Prime Minister and to M. Guy

Mollet the French Premies. M. Mollet is due to visit Moscow next month The Soviet leaders could prove their sincerity by "freeing

the hundreds of thousands of political prisoners and the prisoners in the forced labour camps in the Soviet Union and the captive countries," the telegrams said, The

exiles fron Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Rumania and Czechoslovakia —added: "If Khrushchev and his colleagues want the free world to take the repudiation of Stalin seriously, they have the power to do so,"Reuter,

80,000 BELLS TO TOLL

Tokyo, Apr. 15. Buddha's 2,500th death anniversary, May 24, will be marked in Japan by the tolling of 80,000 temple bells, messages to all countries of the world and

the publication of an encyclo

English en

paedia Buddhism.

in

official word since.

wero

Via Rome

It was believed the Mystores

nown

Rome like via previous deliveries of French Ouragan Bghters to Israel,

Observers said that in any case any further orders would take a while to fill, even if they were accepted.

The five-power

tniks hnd stand still while the two are stood still for a week before the here.

Mr trip to London by the Soviet

Gromyko will devote premier, Marshal Nikola Bul-most of his time to accompany- one disarma- ganin, and the Communist Partying them.

Only Secretary. Mr Nikita Khrushchev, ment session was on the present although their trip has no official schedule for the period they connection at all with the aims- are in Britain.-United Press. cutting negotiations.

Not Complete

Western hoped to

The only Mysteres available and out at tomorrow's meeting

are being manufactured under whether the Soviet delegate, Mr the US affshore procurement Andres Gromyko. ts marking programmes for NATO forces, scading them to Israel would time for Marshal Bulganin and require not only French but US consent, which was granted for the first 12-United Press,

Rapier Penetrates Mask

Yvzs

Algiers, Apr. 13. . Lavolopierre, French

Celebrations sponsored by the All-Japan Buddhist Association started on April 8, Buddha's spee fencing champion, was birthday, and will Inst for seriously Injured during months, in line with celebrations facing match in Algiers today. in all Asian Buddhist countries. -China Mail Special

MAJESTIC

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JENNIFER

Good Morning,

Mies ∙Dove!

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Lavolopierre's opponent's rapler cut through the chum- plon's mask, pierced one eye and reached a nerve-centre in his brain, paralysing one side of the body.

Lavolepierre," who was formerly world, university epeo champion, was reported to bo In very serious condition. — France-Presse,

POP

THERE DOESN'T

SEEM ¡MUCH

Mr Khrushchov,

ALY KHAN SUBS FOR

This is the last session before the Russians'

ότι arrival

FATHER

Kampala, Apr. 15, Wednesday brings a temporary the Aga Khan, put in a Prince Aly Khan, son of adjournment of the UN talks.

Western officials sald Mr full day today conveying Gromyko's own proposals for greetings from his father disamament still were not com-

plete and that he had not de-o thousands of Ismaili ilvered any answer to America's Moslems in Kampala, capi- proposals.

tal of Buganda kingdom, They said they would con- in Uganda (British East

sider continued Soviot

silence at tomorrow's

meeting a final Africa). indication that Marshal Bulganin

Prince Aly, speaking to 3,000. and Mr Khrushchev hod the Ismailis at a mosque here, urged answers with them aboard the them

Soviet Britain.

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to

work together cruiser bound for advance their community and

the

rest of Uganda. Prince Aly allended special meetings of Aga Khan com- councils, toured schools,

One Session

But they refused to predletonten baby show prizes and

a coratgsono for new data of on- for Ismaili Moslems. whether the possibility

intervention in dia Prince Aly paid ad official the-scene armament by, the Rusalon

call on

on Bugarala's king and then lenders was a good sign or a attended a reception given in his back one.

honour by the Governor of Barring some major action by Buzanda. Marshal Bulgania and Mr

Big

crowds of Ismails Khrushchev, the actual negotiat- applauded the visit of Prinės ing in the London talks will i Aly.➡Franco-Presse.

WELL, HES

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