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THE CHINA.... MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER

KING'S +PRINCESS NAVY OPENS CHANNEL AT Medal For

SHOWING TO-DAY

FOR THAT WONDERFUL... HILARIOUS PEELING.....

DOB

HOPE

RVA MART

SAINT

SANDERS

with PRANL

BAILEY

THAT Certain FEELING

Colon By

TECHNICOLOR

TISTAVISION

pal was her ON PANAMA W WAS WIFE PRANS

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VILLIAM ALTRAAN Bassa on zna pia, Ming of meaty ka janak arrow

NEXT

CHANGE

The Rank Organisation prosents JACQUELINE Starring John G.agson Kathicon Ryan

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

1.30, 3.15, 7.20°& 19.30°μ‚ñ‚ 2.30. 5.20, 7.30 & 9.30 14.01.

SHOWING TO-DAY

IMPACT! REAL DARKEN.......

FILMED AT IT KASPERED........

IN THE HEART OF

SAVAGE AFRICAT

ZANZABUKU

NEXT

CHANGE

(Dangerous Safari)

-

* TRUDOLOR

By Camelted Fthe industries

~~ A REPUBLIC PICTURE ——

Columbia's Sensational "CHA-CHA-CHA BOOM"

HOOVER LIBERTY

CAUSEWAY BAY

TEL.72371

KOWLOON TEL. 60148, DORES

NOW SHOWING

.. PERFECT HIT IN COLOR BY

TECHNICOLOR-MGM

AT 2.30, 5.20. 7,30

9.40 P.M.

ANNIE GET YOUR BUX

BETTY HUTTON HOWARD KEEL

LOUIS CALHERN-J. CARROL NAISH

AN 14-0-M MASTERPIECE KEPRINT

CAPITOL FITZ

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.39 5,80, 7.80 & 9.30 p.m.

Apteekk

Chena

"PORT \'AFRIQUE,

Colour 1. TŘE 19kgoera

MIA ANGELI

PHIL

CAREY

IS PRICE

EUGENÍ ÖICKERS - JAMES NÄYTER

NEXT CHANGE

INSIDE DETROIT

Coming

"HELEN OF TROY"

SHOWING TO-DAY

A1 2,30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.

ITH THE MODER

DILL HALLY

ROCK AROUND.

PLATTERS „THE CLOCK

THE MARROZ

THE FOLL

Fest

TALTER

Added Attraction "APRIL IN PORTUGAL”

TO SORROW MORNING KNOW

"TOUCH AND GO"

ORIENTAL Majestic

SHOWING TO-DAY

SHOWING TO-DAY|an 2.30. 6.20. 7.30 & 9.39 P.M.

A1 2.20, 5.10, 7.30 & 9.30 pm,

Tendames and tears, laughter and kisat, in those fakt 110ura between meeting & parting

propants

THE

Lov

STORY

OF

Gaby

Leslie CaronsJohan Ker

hge: “KING

Acclaimed to be One of the World's Dest Camioni Film!

Deborah KERRAN

SABU-David FARBAR-Flora ROBSON

Black Narcissus

KNIGHT - SIMMONS.STBON

JEKING AND

PORT SAID COWS WITH

Trapped Ships

Will Be

Able To Move

Port Said, Nov. 25.

British naval salvage teams today opened a channel through the blocked northern entrance of the Suez Canal around Port Said which is occupied by Anglo-French forces.

Nival scurces erid clearance Good progress was being made of the channel means freedom For the large new dredger, Pau! for eight or nine of the 13 Pun^ | Solente, bu; it would take "al trapped in the Canal when | Icust one month" before this

vessel was malynged,

Egypt sank blockshire at boin

as of the waterway.

SWEET

TOOTH

Baltimore, Nov, 25.

Cattle have a sweet tooth whiēli "accounts" in part for a growing United States demand for 1004 {lasses. ~ It comnes to major ports in the United States in tankers and is stored in big tanka frequently mis- taken for petroleum re- suvoirs.

of

sugar refiring was long ota

The sticky, black end-product of the United States foremost

linports, being mostly converted talo rum and later into Indus- trial alcohol. It is now widely to sweeten and enrich used cattle feed and la allimately converted into beef and milks.

Last year's use of industrial and agricultural molasses was en record, The Admiral said he could the second highest sive no idea how long the cloarstid a weekly published by the

Alexander Hamilton Institute, unce opera.ion was likely take.

A Royal Navy announcement said a channel 180 feet wide and 25 vi crep was cleared today which will permit pasigr 0 veeels like 8,000-ton Libertying carried out to find out ships,

The breach in the barrier of

scuttled ships was made when navil salvage men, using tling shp and a coasted 18- vage vessel, *ucceeded in

ieving the "uiken 1,700-ton |mudhappe; Tri.on, which had been blockin, the right-hand ide of the Canal entrance at Port Bald.

'Cable Cradle'

The Triton was lifted off the bellom by nine-inch steel cables slung underneath her by lung ships on each side,

After she was raised on this "rable undle", the Triton was slowly pulled out of the chan- nel by luga which brought her right cross the mouth of the Cunal entrance to Port Said Harbour, where

bezched

He raid sweeps were Bow

e exact depth of the channel. He hoped it would be about 27 feet-it was dennitely 25-be- cause the fully-laden oil tankers drawing about 27 feel would be able

beyond the 10 refuel wrecks.

He sult the aim was to pro- cuce a channel right down the Canal, but "wỡ are unable to get there until the United Nailons does somotjung, about

When

|16"

the next wreck was cloured the width of the chance with a 25 feet draught would by 250 feet as against the pro- sont 140.

No Idea

10

He said he had no idea whal plans there were for foreign &lvage turns on the way Port Said but hoped they would wasild the Navy in its eñoris. she

The Triton was one of eight scuttled ships forming a horse. shoe-shaped barrier at the mouth of the Canal.

A total of 20 ships were sunk in the two-mile stretch of the British-held 25-mile section of the Canel.

The Navy announcement said: "Early this afternoon a channel 100 feet wide and 25 feet deep was cleared through block-hips

The French were trying to reactivate all repair installations which originally belonged to the universal Suez Canal Com- | pony-Reuter.

|

SPRAYING

of

Approximately 477,000,000 gallons of molasses were im- ported in 1080, Cuba supplied an estimate 200,000,000 gallons of the total. The United States output was 140,000,000 gallons,

It addition to the

the

VA molasses in the manufacture of Bo-called "mixed feed", many EL VILTI and calle fcedera have bulit molassig atorage tank lurries 10 innks ana uše tuko molasses to the flolda where it is sprayıd over cattle feed.

One of the chief advantage. of the use of molasse, farmers is that it makes castle engerly seek feel which other- wise might not be palatable, an it stimujate, the appetite a that they eat more and (0)-

equently produce more.

An Increasing petalage a unported molarses and that pro- Juced in domestic sugar refining, mills is consumed by livestock. -Chino Mail Special.

BOY

Indian Rail | IN

Disaster

at the mouth of the Canal. Ships Toll Hits 143

LOSES SNAKE

ruenther

Gentral Gruenther, left, roitring Supreme Commander of

is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization,

congratulated ALLCODEBOY, by

General Norstadt, who took over command after a ocremony in Paris, during which General Gruenther was droorated with the Military Medzi by Franco's Premier Mollet-Express Photo,

BOMBERS DEMONSTRATE

US STRIKING POWER

Washington, Nov. 25.

A flight of B-52 jet bombers today completed flights of from 13,500 to 17,000 miles in a dramatic demonstration of the US Air Force's intercon- CINEMAtinental striking power.

Capetown, Nov. 25. Patrons absorbed in a film show at a Benoni cinema were unaware thant a antiko was iñose in the stalls,

Just

60

of Laborty size will now be able to pass to the Interior basin."

Admiral Sir F. Durnford-

before interval the Madras, Nov, 20. Sister, Commander of the Anglo-

The death roll in Friday's manager, Mr P. Anderson nak- French naval task force at Pert

Indian railway disaster,

ed everyone in the cinema whan Said, said tonight the clearance the south bound Madini jeave their socta. He explained of the Triton was "good for our

,

Tuticorin express ran off the that a patron had “loft tone- own prestige."

Jails and plunged down a steep thing" in the cinema. Then with Tomorrow HMS Manxmer. embankment, has now rteen to all the lights turned on Be bringing the Commander-in-143, I was stated here today, and the therette search theo Chief In the Medi.erranean, Seven carriages followed the

empty stalls, Adrnira! Sir Guy Grại tham, † engine over the embankment at here from Cyprus on his first the Marudaya River bridge, 170 visit since the crisis, would be miles from Madras. able to utr the new channel Salvage operations among the debris buve continued all day when retueing.

and wre to continue tomorrow-ara Rcutor.

More Vessels

A spokesman at the Admiral'ı press ca.ference sald beginning this week more Navy anivak and if ing vessels would Start arriving here hom Malta and Britain, which would eventually double the British force.

Aamiral Du.nio. 4-Stater sald the next move in the operation would be the lifting of à 380-ton fibating cra..e which would take about a week and widen the channel still fanber.

COLD TRAIN

Auckland, Nov. 25.

A special train was chartered in haul 41 wagon leads of re- frigerators between Wellington and North Auckland, stopping nt intermediate stations сп route.

The total value of the cargo was £75,000. China Mail Special.

ROXYE BROADWAY

★ SHOWING TO-DAY ★ AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 and 9.30 PM,

70th Century Fox present

CinemaScopE

A CROWN-UP MOTION PICTURE for grown-up emotionat

TEENAGE REBEL

GINGER ROGERS MICHAEL RENNIE

With Mildred Natwick and Three Stars of the Future Batty Lou Kelm Warres Berlinger ● Diano fergens

POP

}

PHOBBS ! Y

COME DOWN AT ONCE U

The OWTH of the amke, eight-yeur-old Henry Brewers, eventually found his pet hidden in a crevice Asked why he brought a anoke to the cinema Henry Fald his pet was louely.

The fights, which lasted from 26 to 32 hours were the longest miesters ever made by the Alt

force's new H-bombers.

In the record-breaking flights the bugs, oight-jet bombers circled the United States and Crasada with the North Pole as the turning point,

While described as a "routine tredning mfrsion,” the flight'e were an obvious weening to the Soviet Union that Alr Forge f* bonbere based in the United

under the stage. Peron's Visa

Extended

that

The boy's pot was a harmless little green grass snake-China Mali Speciaż

Doctors' Manners

Better Than Drugs

Philadelphia, Nov. 25,

Caracts, Nov. 23. Oustod Argentine President Juan D. Peron's visitor's visa has been extend- ed for thres months, enabling him to remain in Venczuela's' Icast until February 9, it reported today.

report could

No official confrmation of the be obtained be- yond the fact that no action has been taken to expel Peron from the country, The vins erente" The family doctor wie "he him when he arrivod in Arst line of defence against August expired on November U mental illness" and the inter-

Sources close to the depared personal relationship between

the doctor and the patient was Argentine dictator said he has the greatest single tool In "no in cation at present of trerting

mental disease, Mr leaving Venezuels.” —- United Mike, Gorman, axecutive direo- | Press,

or of the National Mental Health Committee, told 400 delegates at a community co ference here on mental health problems.

"It is greater than any mit-

ncle drug." said Mr Gorman,

'Gaol Poachers'

Welllcgton, Nov. 25. Fishermen in the central Nord Island are edileg for bisher penalties for poachers, They say ghol terms of the higher than the 250 maximum should be imposad

E

Steles could easily hit Moscow and return. The flights were more than twice the approximate 5,000-le distance to from US air bares,

Russla

Highly Secret An Indication that the 1ight

were o wtening to Russia wor the fact that the Air Force went to great efforts to publicise them. | Normaly finivis of Strategie Afr Commend bombers Bre highly necesi.

Hungarian Refugees In Strasbourg

Strasbourg, Nov. 25,

A special train, bringing 460 Hungarian refugees to France; arrived today in Strasbourg, on lta way to Parte. The refugees, speaking in German, told reporters harrowing stories of escape from the Soviet invaders.

One young mother from hard- hit Gyor, zaid she had just crossed

to river Raab into Austrian ferritory har Nickels- dort when Soviet tanks ruked the bridge, cutting her off trem her husbred and three-year-old child, who wore following be- hind. The father strapped tho child on his back and managed to swim neÍDAS.

Most of the refugeco students from Budapest.

WITH

Ond

of

of them told journalists that he had been put on a train with about 200 others for deportation to the Soviet Union.

Aboul

30 milca out Budapest, the train suddenly stopped and to the astonish- ment of the prisoners, a group of Soviet soldlers, whom they assumed to be deseriers, kill.d the guards and set them freo.

RUSSIANS FIGHTING-

Woma

A liar stury was told by a who from Mayoravor, khe kaw Russian soldiers

two groups of

fighting each

told how the

Dear

A young girt saved a group of refugees who were challenged suddenly by a Sovict

sentinel Gochard on the Austrian border With great

presence of mind, the girl offered him her gold Wrist watch and the sentry int them pass.

Aco.ner group Baid they bribec Sovim zokliers with me loaves of bread and ware allowed to cross the border into mufety.

EXHAUSTED

Red Crces authorities from Sire:brung had organised res Ireshments on the station plafo

term for the refugees, most of whom were exhausted after their expertchets and had nothing but the clothes they stood up in

About 100 of them werd going to the Upper Rhine Province (Ear France) and the rest were dus in Paris tonight-Franco- Freeso

Frigate For South South Africa

London, Nov, 15.

The Admiralty announced to fuy the 1,710- on anti-tubmarine figate Wra gler is to be trans- During the long-listance terred to the South African Aights the B-02 carried oul simulated bomb'ng Attacks

Plane command:B reported

their "arrets" had been hit on demolished,

The flights took of from Loring Air Force vase in Maine and Casic Air Force base in California-four planes in o-ch. They were non-stop, with the pianes roualed in the air.

Burma And Back

to

If extended in straight lines, the nights from Laring would have carried the bombers Burma and buck, that from

Coylon

Aud back. Boh fights would have carried over the heartland of Rustis.

Castle to

to

Navy,

I will be commissioned as SAS Vrystaat here on Thursday nd sell for Souh Africa in January.

The frigate is the first of a number of ships to be trans

orred to the Stuth African Navy under the terms of a June 1965 ogfemen. regarding the SimoILE» town base, when it was agreed that South Africa would expand its naval sirength. -- United | Predo,

Indonesia's 'Formosa'

Two of the planes In the eigh -plane fights were ordered in mic-air to land at friendship

Djakarta, Nov. 25. International airport near Bal- į

A kmail more, Maryland. whers

island off East the Sumatra, Boar Bengkalis, might Air Force permitted. reporters wall be nicknamed ""Taiwan"

question the weary Crew members.

The real record, however, was made by 0.10 B-02, based... a. Cas.le, which continued on 10 Loring for a 17,000-mile, 32- hour night.

North Pole

Wor

(Formois), according to an Indonesian member of the House of Representatives,

He told reporters after a visit to the island that it had a population of 3,000 Chiness "all to the Chiang Kai-shek Igime."

There

@noi'a single Indonesian of Indoneilan „Screent on the laland. He said that the United States

The fight from Loring fol-

These Indonesian Chinese, was behind Britain, Canada, and

towed a course that went north all of whom are flaherman, noveral European rations in its

Tunwan. Groenland, the profde allegiance to a gov'tne methods of fighting mental ill

North Pole, Anchorage, Seattle, as which the Indonesian neos, which required more than

Los Angeles, dovernment does half the hospital bede in the

Abilene, Тохав,

Key West, Cognise," he said,~-~~China Mail United States.

Special Balumore, A wildlife conservator at Florida, to He said the American Medical Rotorua described

The flight from Cialis went #revent Association was slow to recognatter of 80 trout as a shari gross-county to. Pittsburgh, nise the gravity of the mental 1 business, and said that: de corta to Labrador and the North illness problem and to take 240 maritim was not the'"; Pole, ind then back down to apion to educate the general answer to the serious poaching Anchorage, Beadle, Son Ff3n+ practitioner in paychiatry. ** which was taking place, China, cinco and then across counity to China Mail Special.

dimor-United Press.

DE ALLITTLE MORE:

Mol grecia);

W

PRECIOUS DROPS

not TOA

Dutch-Indonesian Radio Duel

4.

Dfaltatto, Nov. 1.

The Netherlands and Indonešta d Lera Kihliny do dust of they dra

} WAVEL KECording to Indonesian,

This weapons"-are

theley Salientilor is operated by the_hndeisenaur. from. Ternate, the Mollusca, end by the Dutchn

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