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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1957.

SOVIET BACKROOM BOYS Japanese Liquor Sales Going Up & Up

FOSTER DULLES

He Wonders Altaut

Burgess & Maclean ARE THESE TWO ADVISING?

Vital Role

Playing Vital

In Foreign Policy?

By DONALD J. GONZALES

Washington, Aug. 11.'

SECRETARY of State, John Foster

- Dulles, suspects that runaway British diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald

Maclean may be playing important roles in carrying out Soviet foreign policy

manoeuvres.

America Denies Annexation Of Gaza Rumours Rumours

Washington, Aug, 11. AMERICAN officials denied today that the

United States has put forward a schcine for a solution of the Arab refugee problem through annexation of the Gaza Strip to Israel.

Mr Dulles has wondered aloud whether Burgess and Muclean, who fled to Russia from Britain six years ago, are working in the Soviet Foreign Offlce. The idea occurred to Mr Dulles after he detected a more effective understanding of Western

psychology in Soviet dio-

Trunfic notes.

The Secretary has asked US Intelligence agencies to try to

find out more about who yo

Cutting Bestari Torcign · policy oprations

American officials do not feel that Burgess arch Muclean actually are makkig Soviet for elan policy decisions. But their They were commenting on

American officials say they advies may be taken into ne Middle East report which dalis: Ing United States will count by Soviet foreign poliev

Ferrign Lebanese

Ministry be involved ply in what-metals at the policy making cfipials are studying an Ameri- | ever creuseion; (4) refugees can plan for repatialing 260,- | take place at the Ceneral Guo Jejuries in I-red 11 ex-Assembly, But change for annexalioa of Goan, come other country und for 10, cifting large niles on the role

of jetagets in 'Top

"The 5.my is made un cut f whole

elo.."

P 4:21

Americom Dalekyl said. These

is a rich Amerises plan."

UN ASSEMBLY

American oficials the They are studying the refagre prob- lem because in exported vome up at the next month' yes of the naked Nit in General As; Umbly,

to

Ili umieratoad that the State Depra Mnent Super Come opber ultry or counlaks will gul for with wapo take on the 11- Surce protec

the nex!

assembly, either formally or be

hind the scenes.

LESS ACTIVE

level.

they hope

Great Value

more number Such

thetr

Bilmalico

will take Mr Dalles net his staff wrot

kir. of sathur of th

attl neelfie proposals ac repets opposite

Wasathiton hope; tay may | Kremlin. Prez 6 ume this fask.would be of conddrimble v. lu

at Prest.

jas trying to judge the future {course at Soviet Boelgo pulley.

New Floods

As Rivers

Overflow

Culculta, Aug. 11. Reports of new floods along the rivers Koshi and Brahmaputra in the Ataam

Mr Dulles and his advitess Have been impressed by tune | Soviet menseuvres in the Middl

st where lite Commutatis. enelantly

trouble,

Ary

.

10

up

Wa

Siguldcently. Macken |assigned to the Beiti h Bubensy Luo Cairo beginning bu 1943. He i was recalled to London in May,

| 1950, after wreckling the Catri

Andries 131 purtiment of an

in a drunken brawl.

Infirmants said in Amerlebn

W Burgess dru batet. Beth BurgUSS

recently Monety

and Behar regions reached Maclean were produced by

are sau

To be

the Russians in Moscow ni propaganda news conferare on February 13, 1956.

art

The United States is reported to be studying what the various possibilities are and what poi-| here today. tion to take on proposals of one, 1:ind or anothe B05, us ist- Both river: ditated resently by Secretary of overtlowing their embarkmens.

Suited To Assist State, Juhm Forror Dulles, tay They have fereed seceral hus-

Marican and Burpees United State, would perfey not, ercii villagers to higher ground.

In uns to pay "forward such" propusulai Hut J bmely

advance of admicably sulted herself.

rescue rangements. This year Soviet diptomatic jousting with the West. Aside from being! jerald To have considerably

Britons and employees of reduena emunalties and humaja

British Foreign Offlec, both aren Mr Dulles told a news cou-| distress. inly e death bag fience R might be better if thef in reported. A woman was once were assigned to the Bri United States played a less - washed away by the swirling Embassy In Washington

Maelenn regarded ne repact to Arab-¦ an rents of the Kochi River.

the Israchi problems and ler ihve The 1otal population effected more compo.ent and experienerd He was riged to countiles, les pioucet in the in the Assam Belar region now diplomat. Middle Eake what they can is estimated as 300,000-United | the Einberry irL Washington from 1844 to 1940. He worked primarily 01 stumie

energy manters, including dretsfen- tion of secret information.

five role in

Preps.

A British Crossword Puzzle

12

13

B

14

6

21

122

124

25

127

ACROSS

1 He's in residence (B).

Sho's the same either way, and (5)

- la she! (4),

Foreigners (6).

11 Very small bli of corn (5).

13 Forign troops perhaps (0).

14 share is large (b).

10 Danec (8).

JB Willow twig (5)..

19 Medal struck before meals

(4).

20 a tank may have one (0),

24 Criminal claim. (3).

23 Muscum piocer (6).

24 Half a dozen balls (4).

27 Marbles in Scotland (5),

23 Offer behind

(0).

Iocomotive

DOWN

1 Russian none (4)

Send by post (4).

3 Atter-tasie (4).

4 Flag officer (0).

5 Provides a spark (7).

Pulling out teeth? (7).

He served un nay American- British panet which worked at Gide 17

the US Atomte ExTHY Commission headquaners. H was appointed

pf the American section of the Brittan Foreim Office In November, 1050. This lub put him in

to know American pocilor. Allied scerels during the Koreza War.

7 Lizard in school (7),

10 Spooky (5).

13 Haman pledge (7).

14 Hal!! (7).

15 Great speech (7).

17 Rage (5).

19 Top accommodation (0),

21 Uncanmonly underdone (4).

22 Fixed with the scores equal.

(4).

23 Man of colour, to to speak

(42.

SATURDAY'S CROSSWOR ND —ACTOR: 1 Panic, 4 Street, 8 Pagoda, 10 idiot, 12 Adrolt, 14. Reserve, 17 Rose, 19 Alteret.

29 Destine, 22 Anil, 23 Castica, 27 Artes, 29 Metoe, 30 Errend, 31 Degist, 32 Power. Downs Piper, 2 Negus, 3 Ceður, 5 Trio,

6 Eiktor, 7 Titiot, Ú Advance, 11 Direct, 16 Reinase, lû Even,

10 Entire, 18 Sers, 20 Dammed, 21 Stalls, 2 Strap, 25 Leads, 26 Fedor, 21 Bod

Extra Critical

British Embassy here en

He soon built a reputation for

DONALD MACLEAN

The American Expert

GUY BURGESS

Under A Cloud

VENTILATION... FRENCH STYLE

The trouble with thory ball gowns of the 1850's was that it made one so fio. However, the French seem to have overcume that by comblaing a little of the ancient with Bille of the modern. The result, seen in Paris re- cently, "Du Vent Dans Les Valles" (Some Whid In The Sali)Central Press Photo.

Britain's

'Angry

Young Man' Gets Married

London, Aug. 11.

'PAPASAN' WANTS HIS COCKTAIL

By SYDNEY BROOKES

Tokyo, Aug. 11.

When the tired Japanese businessman comes home from work it is likely those days that a considerate wife will cool him off with a cocktail instead of green tea.

The cocktail hour has arrived as a fashion, or

Disarmament Tulks a new custom, here.

COMPROMISE ANSWER

SOUGHT

London Aug. 11. X7ESTERN search for a W

way to ban nuclear weapons from military use without ruining the West's defence strategy sent the London disarma- ment conference into a new delay today.

The hunc is for a compromise unswer to Ruda's tongue-in- check offers of a total but un- enforceable batɔ of nuclear wea- pone,

Those who cling to old customs complain that it is yet another Western "weakness" which has come to penetrate the traditions of old Japan- like short skirts, women who smoke in public, and boys and girls who hold hands as they walk in the park.

J

the

A party of Japanese house- has traditienolly been wives, who toured an American augere Japanese house. housing estate diere in June, Television stations report sub. expected to get come hints on stratial Income from domestic how to handle husbands in what manufacturers advertising The is supposed to be the American new "hard" ilquore which now manner.

compete with Sake (rice wine)

They had beard that In the fer favour among Japanese. United States men allowed women to ro Art through doorways, and gave up their acals to women in trains and buses.

the

It was in faol true that women had the seala on the buses which run between one United States military estabilahıment and another. Dul at home!

EXCITEMENT

Tolal Fales of "foreign- izle" alcoholle beycrages 1 year reached more than 11,000,000 Fultons compared with Just over 2,000,000 in 1949.

30 PER CENT

One shop which specialsed in Salte ptifed tha: 30 per cent of hy rates are rew of Western-

There was a good deal of ex-style drinks,

We: en delegates have been canealing for weeks on the phrastiology of a proposed treaty cloure barring #ggresive use of ¦ eltement at the discovery that To which "Yomiuri". uded: H-bombs End A-bomba but American papasan caine "Marc and more, the way of Enno loring their se in self home from business to find the life of the AVETERE Japanese defence.

plusses prettily chilled and the family is becoming Westeraksed.”

hoker ready with its cargo of This year, Japanese Whirky or Gh, Vermouth and tes expect to self more than Tee

14,000,000 alions uf hard Now, fixing adopted here.

the American idea is liquor,

Women cl stand up Carpenters are reporting a trains- their way home to the demand fer miniature bars to be cocktail hour. Perhaps, father contruted in corners of what does the mixing.--Reuter,

This is

LAST ITEM

now the last major Hem to be dealt with in the

West's log-drawn-out

anower

to Ruošia's April 50 sfter,

US delegnie Harold Stussen promised inst week that the Wostem proporsis would be completed in the near future. Whether he would be ready to preeted with the mucicor clàuse when he conferences resume on Tuesday was not known.

Rusked a total bon on use of nuclear weapons, and destruction of existing stocks.

TWO GROUNDS

The West rejeled this on two grounds, Firit, only the nuclear deterrent provides an answer to the Communiste >oveyspervering conventional forces, Secondly,

HOLLYWOOD JUMPY

AS STARS AWAIT RULING

Hollywood, Aug. 11.

VELL over-100-nervous-follywood celebrities today awaited a ruling which could free many

there is no way of gang of them from testifying in the trial of "Confiden-

that all nuclear stocks have

been done away with.

The Western crunter-offer

tial" magazine about spicy tales of Finland.

d

was to write ticaty putting Eater eout efforis of two Rushmore declared 01 the nuclear weapons under the same sters, Tab Heuter and Rary stond he "certainly did" wrild rutes as other weapons in article Colhoun, to escape the stand as unent stories to injure cele- t of the United Nations Charter.delence winterces falted and the brities, saying he was "proud" This provides for nations or defence continued topping more he wrote the Rory Calhoun groups of notions 10 take personalities over the weekend rtory

that he also military action in self-defence, with tea-time; mattied orchestry siorie: o. Marilyn Monroe, Van

Barnst The Informal answer of Soviet leader, Charlie

and Johnson, Richard Carlo, and delegate Valerian Zorla, Informes, Herb Jeffries, announced John D. Rockefeller, od sources said, la that Russia as the latest subpoenaed.

Crowley would not have accepted artiste 51 when the Unite

with the use

nuclear weapons was then-United Press.

Atty. Arthur

sair

this

J. Crowley,

later Nations represent the two operators testimony had "nothing to do" was formed If the threat of of Hollywood Research Inc., Mcades, on trial charged

concerning the known alleged

with Hollywood goarip- gatherer for "Coradonlia)," said he expected in ruling by Superior Judge Herbert V. Walter whos the libel tilal resumwa tanorrow which could cut his all-kr Ri of withewra considershly,

ROBBERY

SUSPECT CAUGHT

'THE TRUTH'

Bui Crowley, said he hoped for a rulling which would, allow him to keep on lap all; hia witnesses, If need be, to testify to "The truth" about thì scandal worles *The

Attorney, representing

operators or

Hollywood RC-

libel,

conspiracy to convill eyiminal

Пushomore testified for the prosecution that actres Francesco do Scaffa, ex-wife' of actor Bruce Cabot, had been one of his chief squrers that sho in Hollywood nud told him, "If there are some secrets I don't know, VR and them out even if I have to have an affair with the man involved."

EXTRADITION

de Senffa WR5 among

Fred and Marjorie Meade Missoula, Mo. Aug. 11. Missoula police last night starch, asked

Miss ruling on for a arrested Richard McFall, 38, Friday on whether statements. those indicted by the County wanted in Los Angeles, about tories other than these Grand Jury but has refured ex-

tradition from Mexico. In connection mentioned by the prosecution California

Rushmore admitted under would be admissible as evidence.

cross-examinaticu that hò was a

Inclusion of testimony DO

Britain's angry young man," John Osborne, Burgess was wraigned to the found cause for anger here tonight when he was

Aug. discovered attempting to slip out of the country with the during US$100,000 te sald if the sung was against former member of the Com- 7. 1950, as a second secretary by air with Mary Ure, one of this country's leading Lauritz. Melchoir on June 18, stories not directly involved in unist Party, but said he turned

robbery of Opera Star being extra etilical of American actresses, whom he married "secretly" earlier McFall was the last of a four- the sult, he would not be ableed for the vestiging palleles, and once denounced today. cengrossical inquiries into the pacitor ot Communits in government, Je was known to Washington area police who stopped him more than slice for speeding. He was sent back | Landon in May, 1951, under o

cloud.

Both Muclenn

The man, who in "Look Back who declared angelly: W Auger poduced the cult of were trying to be elever by. The bury young man" in Bri- keeping the whole thing secrel, thin, was married to Miss Ure but it seems to have got out at Chelsen Register Office.

now."

Die added: "We have both n 14-hour day beth working lattay. It makes you a bit tense,

rumoured here for months.

27-

The romance between Burgessar-old Osborne and the beau dropped out of sight in Britaftiful 24-year-old stage slat, who On May 25, 1951, just as Britishs due to appear in New York Intelligence agents were ready later this year in the play which to nab them as Russian spics.nckelted him to fame, had been They were Upped off by an- But in the past week bajk other Briton that. the spy net and denied they were planning was closing in on them.

14 get marri In the near Maclean's

American-born future. wife, Melinda, fed Britain in September, 1063, with her three chlidren, and later joined her husband in Moscow.com

United Presy.

Adenauer Speaks Out

Hanover, Aug. 11. The West Germua Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, repeated his claim today that a Social Democralle

victory In the coming elections would ruin Germany.

Ho sald: "The Social Demo- crafs can shout se much as they Bio-I stick to my opinia Gernunty will become b Russian tellite in the Social Democrats win the elections."—Reuter

THEIR SECRET.

Their treret wat mulatained until they had almost boarded a plans for Cannes innight.

Listed under different pacs, they were not recognized · unfil they had cleared passport and customs formalities and were walling in the Dnal departure lounge.

He said he thought his wife

had to be back at work on the film on Wednesday,

Misa Ure itled to avald photo- grophera na sire walked quietly to the plane with her husband, Osborne said they were haing to honeyGON "ear ConnYR." This is Miss Ure's frat marriago and Osborne's LCCOL Osborne was granted a dcerce nisi from

by first wife, Pomela, lest April-China Mall Special

Longest Tunnel

Poking, Aug. 11,

Rushmore

anti-Communist and had work, mgang indated by the Los to call induy of those sub

mittee of the late Sen. Josephi Angeles Country Grand Jury | pocnned,

McCarthy. for robbery and kidnapping still at large. He did not put up a The State has said it would

also said party |concentrate. Its procfcution on struggle

sun- involving denied any knowledge of the articles

Maureon ri, tonnic Quillan, was O'Hara,

gested a gouter by Dandridge,

Con- Dovolby

fidential publishes Robert Harrl- Hobert Mitchum, Dick Powell son, but he told the publisher Calvert, Mee Wast, was highly dangerous" to

vens, use her.

crime.

when arrested

and

Corrine

ALERTED St. James P. Lannorcaux said John Carroll and Mark Slove the Los Angeles authorities had Hut the prosecution his sub- alaried Montana polles to be on poenaed many other stars to Meanwhile, private detective the look out for MeFall on a tip lestity cerceiing Confidevallei Fred Ulash who has been he might be heading for that stories, including Gary Cooper, serving subpoenas for Crowley, part of the country.

Sonny Tufts, Buddy Bier, Lann said he had nearly score of Last week San Francisco police Turner, Walter Pidgeon and subpoenas yet to head out, in- picked up another member of Sealt lindy.

cluding one for Maureen the gang, Louis G. Spivak, Two

O'llar, whlém Oinch said ha "It is significant that of had been others were arrested three days

unable 10 070 stories appearing over United Press.

บม after the robbery.

five-year period, the District Attorney's offes found anty eight which they considered

The gang broke inte Melchior's home and held the portly operutic tener and his wife at gun point while they looted the luxurious Beverly Hills heme of US$100,000 worth of jewels and furn All but US$11,000 of the loot war recovered United Press.

libelous enough for acilent," Mountaineers

Crowley salù, ""These stories are beard on truth, Let's look at all of thers."

SURPRISES

Elsen-ficant that Bashmore · was "ent

Killed

Slon, Switzerland, Aug, 11.

At the same time, Crowley

Two German alpinists were IKE VISITS WIFE said he intended to "really con

centrato" tomorrow on croes-injured and three Swisy moun- When they were spotted. Miss

examination of Howard Rush talnetra killed in two separato Ure burst into tears and declared

Work has started on the

Washington, Aug. 11. more, former editor of Cop-Alpine beeldenta in Switzerland angrily, "I am supposeti to be longeal raliway tunnel in China. President Ebonhower today (dential and a key wintas in within the past: 48

48 hours. back at Pinewood" 'sludica tu-

The tunnel.' which is 4.840 drove to Walter Reed "Amy|jke case. He told it was si vei and fell some 40 theirca

The two Germané, who slip... morrow. I am working on a film "Windom's Way".

yards long, is at Linng Feng Yn, Hospital to visit

an Editor of Uncensored Magazine, spot near, the Monte Rosa Hut She paused, ran to a gallery on the new Chungking-Kwel-hower, recovering from

the and cried "Oh, why do I have to yang Railway, In the south-west, operation.

while testifying again?, Cone | some 3,500 metres up in. Mr Janca Itagerty, the White (dential,"

Alps, were “flown to the Blon give bio film publicity. I am not surprised to be leaving the coup IL is about 2,200 yard longer House Press Serrotary, said to-

Crowley

promland. "surprises Hoopltat for treatment. try at all."

The three Bwism were killed in than the previous, blageal__nt day that her frocovery con- which will discredit Rushanovn The weeping bride was led Chint - Ling Pass on the Fao tinues to be very ikiistaatory” and substantiale stories about an accident on the 3,671 mètres "back" tu hei, soat, by Casborne i Câu-Chenglu. failway ---Router, ---Rhaber.

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