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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1950.

GOP FEEL SURE OF IKE

No Labour Apology

For B. And K.

7

London, Apr. 26.

Labour members of Parliament tonight de- cided against apologising formally to Mr Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Communist Party Secre- tary who went away angry from a Socialist Party dinner on Monday night.

At a meeting in the House of Commons They Approved the line Laken by their lender. Mr Hugh Galtaket, who called

pi Mr Khrushchev this morning with other Labour Party leaders, After bearing Mr Geftakell re- port that he parted from the Soviet leader on cordial terms it was deelded that no further

nction was necessary.

Request Rejected

The row at the dinner deve- 10ped when some of those pre- sent disputed Mr Khrushchev's comments on Soviet and British foreign policy

World prior to

War One.

Subsequently be rejected request by Mr Galtskell 13 intercede

Donocrats

OR behalf of Social

imprisoned

Communist countries,

AL today's meeting, which took place at his hotel Mr Khrushchev again declined to Intervene. But his talk with the Socialists helped to eleur away some of the bad feeling which had lingered after the dinner.Reuter.

Fishing Delegation

In Moscow

A

Moscow, Apr. 26. seven-man advance

Rita

London

Rita Hayworth, pictured at the Dorchester Hotel last week was in London for three days for colour testa and script conferences on her first Bri- tish film "Fire Down Below." -United Press Photo.

Tried To Stage

Own Death

Could Beat Any

Democrat

Opposing Him

By Ralph Harris

Washington, Apr. 26. Republican leaders today claimed that the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primary results this week proved that President Eisenhower could defeat any Democrat opposing him in November's general election.

In particular, they interpreted the result in Pennsylvania- where the President ran well ahead of the Democrats-de- monstrating tás continued capacity as a vote-getter despite the increasingly bitter personal altneks by his chief Democratic opponent," Mr Adlol Stevenson .

Mr Eisenhower's

sextained popularity among the voters was generally seen as a most signill- cant factor in primaries mariced! a sudden change in Democratie Party's tactics,

by

the

Now Clashing

Democrats were reluctant for a long time to criticise directly the sokiler hero of World War 11

and one of the most popular

Presidents

history.

in the United States

Now, they are directing their tire against the President in person and are clashing with him on such issue as farm policy und the failure of the Adminis ration to prepare the

United States for the battle of competi- five co-existence with the Sovie Union.

collect heavy Insurance on Pe

by saying that Mr Stevenson

cent

in the

For their parl, Democrat claim substantial victories 113 this week's primaries. party of the Japanese Government delegation to São Paulo, Apr. 26.

While Republicans pʊini out Farmer discuss the fisheries prob-

Rafne! Florile that President Eisenhower lem with the Soviet Union | Filho's effort to kill himself received more than 95 per cent Republican vote in flew in here tonight from in a fake road accident and of the

Pennsylvania, Democrats counter Stockholm.

The delegation which is to be his life has been thwarted polled more than 84 per led by the Japanese Agricul by doctors here.

of the Democratic vote ture Minister Mr lehiro Kamo

When the 40-year-old farmer's same state. was due here yesterday but the

car Was found completely fight was postponed,

wrecked by fire on the highway an accident was suspected, and the burned bones inside were presumed to be his remains.

Suspicions were first aroused agrees police investigations |hower

tinlly increased the amount

Republican Party. o! policles on his life quite recently

A Japanese Foreign Ministry official with the advance party said that Mr Konu might arrive tomorrow.

NO REASON

now

when

Lacked Significance

The American press generally that President Elsen- has again

shown

his

The official said that he could showed that Filho had substan-chorfnous pulling power for the

011

the

maku

"130 .comment reasons for the delay

The advance party was met by officials of the Soviet Fishing Industry Ministry when they arrived In a Soviet arcraft, They were accompanied to the luxury Sovietskaya Hotel.

Afteen Tomorrow

more Japanese officials are due.

considered here that the delegation, which is trying 10 Soviet restrictions on

uvert

Pacific salmon fishing, will not bo able to begin the talics be- fore Saturday.

As the Soviet May Day holi- day next week also calls for a three day shut down of Govern- ment offices, the negotiations are likely to be delayed.-Reu-

The

RUSSIA

WOOING GREECE

Athens, Apr. 26. Russia has made fresh overtures for "closer" cul. tural relations to Greece through its Ambassador, Mr Michail Sergueyev.

Mr Sergueyev in a visit to Education Minister Mr

Petros

Levandis, expressed the "wish

for closer cultural relations be tween the two countries through the exchange of representatives social classes and of various especially of athlette teams." admirer of ancient Greek

He said that he was a fervent and byzantine cultural achievement and believed that an exchange scientists specialised In study of Byzantine art was poss sible between Soviet Russia and Greece.

The Soviet that le

th.

Ambassador said on plans was working for an exchange scheme between the two countries to Include re- cultural, presentatives of the

and businca world of artistie Greece. China Mail Special.

Underground Heating

For Farmers

The Hague, Apr. 26,

Dutch market gardeners may no longer fear cold, in winter But it is virtually unanimous frost and snow

primaries | as a result of an experiment But what finally put paid to

in saying that the his plan to defraud the Insurance prove very little else.

in "heating the ground” companies WDS the doctors The New York Times said the tried out this winter. examination of the bones found Pennsylvania Primary Jacked

The new heating system con- in the car. They were found to real significance because there

from the bodies of four

was only one candidate on each ests of wire netting, laid foor inches to eight luches below the different people who had been leket - President Eisenhower dead for about afteen years. China Mail Special.

be

PEN IS THE WORKER'S RIFLE

Vienna, Apr. 20. Hungarians will in future build socialism with fountain pens, according to Esti Buda- pest, the Budapest Communist Party newspaper,

for the Republicans, Mr Steven-ground and connected through a transformer 1o a low vollage electrical CUITENL About 100

son for the Democrats

cory

this

winter for forcing reported complete

added that the Massa-market gardeners who tried the chusetts primary locked signi- ficance because the number of Voters who expressed their success. preference "was so small as to be practically invisible."

Already Knew

The

of five the Institute for Technicology.

invention is the result years' experiments at Horticultural Thic method could also be used for heating roacts,

sports neids and other The Washington Post's

ground which it is essential to It carried an advertisement at pessment was that this week's keep free of ice and snow. a shop on the Marx Square in elections proved what everyone The Institute claims that

capital which kriew already—that Mr Elsen-has speeded

up corps by the road: "A good fountain pen is hower was popular with many new system, which is cheaper a rifle in the hands of the work- Republicans and that Mr Steven- Įto Instal and run than ordinary ers with which they build so-son was liked by many De- central heating.-China Mali cialism."-China Mall Special. mocrats. China Mall Special. Special

Gold the Hungarian

Idol's Gold Umbrellas Stolen

Jaipur, Apr, 20. Police are hunting for thieves who broke into a temple inside the palace of the Maharajah of Jaipur, and stole the

thite gold umbrellas.

is dedicated

★ Lively Election Expected Ia Burma ★

Rangoon, Apr. 26.

RMED police guards

god's

to

ing

The na whose diamond-

the god studded image Woo untouched bry the robbers.

Priests who came to perform the morning worship, however, found that a wooden box was missing with about £15.000 worth of jewellery, including three gold umbrellas, used shield statue of the

the trom tho Jun during pra cassions.--China, Mail Special.

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ing the Premier, U Nu, are tlanding for re-election in Rangoon. All are expected to

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the 204 lower house scals to be decided tomorrow. Polling has been postponed tempor- arily in 10 other consliitu- encies

because of disturbed conditions. be returned with large major- | The Government party-the itics,

anti-Fascist People's Freedom 30 League (AFFFL)-has candidates returned unopposed. The AFPFL has put forward 196

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h

however, newspapers, predicted today that the Finance Minister U Tin faces stir night and may be by U Aung Than. upset brother of the late General Aung Sin, wartime resistance Icader who guided the coun- try to independence,

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Peasants Party, part of the: left-wing Opposition.

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|U Nu's Government is expected

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