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Belgrade For Visit

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Belgrade, Oct. 8. Marshal Georg Zhukov, Soviet Defence Minister, said today that Soviet armed force had bean equipped with the "lätest first class arma Including atomic and hydrogen weapons."

In u speech at a

luncheon

alven in his honour here he added that Rumian forces alto had "the most complex radar, jot and rocket techniques."'

Russia's recently-disclosed inter-continental ballistic missilo came within this frame- work, he said.

Marshal Zhukov arrived in Yugoslavia early today for an eight-day visit, He will hava talks with President Tito while bero.

Important

Marshal Zhukov said "In accordance with the latest armaments, wo also improved the organisational structure of our units bringing them into complete tine with modern requirements," he said.

Marshal Zhukov sold the launching of the new Soviet carth satellite Was "act important contribution to world selenco and is in fact a ničces. sary link in the chain of the greatest achlevements of the Soviet people,"

Marshal Zhukov said he had come to Yugoslavia to learn more about the Yugoslav people "and its glonious atmod forces,"

Ele added: "We shall be glad

this visit contributes to greater strengthening of friend- aldp between our peoples."-- Router.

Diplomatic Courier

Barred

Damascus, Oct. 8. American diplomatic courier, James Verroes, was barred from entering Byzia-yesterday under a decision to deny him access to Syrian territory taken last year because of his suspect activity, competent Syrian circles said today.

In addition, Verroes was not an official of the United States Embassy in Damascus, the circles sak-Frunce-Presse.

The Sleepy Bishops

This photo shows jets lo right the Bishop of Southwark, Bishop of Derby and Biskop of Chichester whe appear to be in a sleepy mood as they jaten to the speeches at the Can- vortion of Canterbury at Church House, Westminster. --- Keystone.

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN

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Rome, Oct. 8.

Egyptian and British economic delegations arrived tonight for a conference they hope will normalise vital trade relations upset by the] 1956 Suez crisia

Dr Hassan Zaki, head of the Egyptian delegation arrived by plice from Calro in the after noon to Jain other delegation members already on the spot.

The six-man British delega- tion, headed by the Treasury Secretary Sir Denis Rickett, is arriving from London today.

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The talks were the resumption of a week-long conference which wound up in Home on May 30 without achieving any concrete results. The delegationis returned to their respectiva capitala to confer with their government, at the samo time promising to meet again at a later date."

Improvement -

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The talks were to take place In the same rented room at the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation headquarter where the May meeting took] place.

talks The previous

bogged down largely on massive coun- terclaims. Egypt demanded £500,000,000 in reparations for damage caused by the Anglo- French invasion. Tho British were demanding 27 equally Impressive sum as compensa- Elem for properly solzed by Egypt-United Press.

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The marriage of newlyweds Wayne and Janet Willems is all washed up, for the time bring.

The young couple spends all its free time skin diving in Hetlo grassy lake in search of Janet's wedding ring-United Press

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San Marino:

The End May Be Near

San Marino, Oct. 8. The Communist-dominated government of this "post- age stamp" republic" ap- peared tonight to be on the point of capitulation as one of the Communist Party's top lenders quit the boleaguered territory and called on his former followers to abandon their "uselcap and absurd re- Blatance,"

Signor Egidio Betinardi, the Ban Marino Communist Party's chief labour organiser, sped across the frontier into Italy today in his midzot zroy motorcar with his wife and daughter.

In

Appeal

An appeal to his fellow citizens ha declared "this upc- less and absurd resistance by an extremist group might from one moment to another lead to a point of no return.

"After having yainly argued in favour of a reasonable solar- tion, Intand by my gesture In leaving the country do- liver a resolute blow against the dichards' who minute by minute are making the situm- tioh more dangerous and heavy with incalculabis rese ponsibilities."

Meawwhile. the other Com- munist and Sociales leaders of San Marino, whoso 12+ year-tulo appeared ikely to collapse within the next 48 houry, spent the day in feverish concultations in the incuntain-top cardtal.

Six miles below, in its head. quarters in an abandoned fron foundry, the cirkt-day-old anti-Communist Government was getting ready to move UP to the capital for the take- over.

A Bologna taller was worlding on the uniforms of a força of gendarmes enrolled by the anti-Communist Government and intended to spearticad the advance on, the capital. An official of the anti- Communist Government said that 110 men, all retired Italian policemen, hnd for been taken on.

No Violenco

No violence was expected. I ___was_thought ilsely that the

Communists and Socialists would accept a "compropatie"" that would in effect cancel their coup d'etat of Septem- ber 1 when they suddenly dissolved parliament and called new clections for next month.

Meanwhile, # self-appointed mediator Signor Oliviera Capelli, San Marinola chicf tax collector, plied busiły throughout the day between the iron foundry and the capital, carrying compromise proposals.

Last point at issue tonight was reported to be an attempt by the Communiste and Socialista to persuade the anti-Com munist Government to agree to Carly elections,

But

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a spokesman of the anti- Communists commented: “If we accepted this, it would amount to accepting the legality of the coup d'etat."

the rame time the anti- Communist Government pro- mised that there would be no reprisals or vendettas. It was also believed to have promised that it would not attempt to persuada Parliament to aut- low the Communist Party Reuter.

Modesty-A Must For These Students

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