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COMMENT OF

THE DAY

BLOSSOMS

REMOVED

the eve of the now estion of the National People's Congress in Peking the secateurs snipped again, and more of the "flowers" that bloomed lant May wero romovod from Chinese officialdom, This time the snip toppled three ministers and more than fifty other officials.

Charges against the ministera followed the now familiar pattern-betrayal of prin- ciples of the constitution and loss of the confidence of

the masson. The allegatione stem from

criticisms of the regime mado at the request of Chairman Mno Tac-tung when he called for "free expression of thought" at a timo when things were not going too well with the economy of the country.

or the

three ministries affected, those of communi- cations and the timber in- dustry can look with no small degree of pride to success under the first Five- year Plon under the guid-{ ance of their now deposed- chiefs, Chang Po-chun and Lo Lung-chl.

Thoir removal from office, at this lato atagemany months after the statements attributed to them were. made-inclines one to look dooper for a reason for dis- | missal, especially when their fall into disfavour is follow- od by the dismissal of 10 deputies by local congresses sind thirty-eight others ordered to stay away from the NPC pending their formal dismissal. Charges against some are that they "plotted against the Poking regime."

Not Members

THE majority of those dis- I missed are members of

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DAKS

Whiteaways

MOHLO ON

BULGANIN WANTS A COMPROMISE

Foot Warns Of Renewed

Eoka Violence

Nicosia, Feb. 2.

Sir Hugh Foot, the Governor

of Cyprus, tonight broad- cast a warning of "the grave threat of the imminent resumption of Eoka violence.”

He added: "I further violence occurs there can be no posable hope of progress of any

kind."

Sir Hugh Frot said that during the past few weeks in formation had been coming in indicating that the Eoka terrorist organisation had made detailed plans for a renewal of violence.

SIR HUGH FOOT

We Must Not Hestate

"I felt-16 sny-duty to inform you all of this gave threat," he dadanso

Sends Third Private

Letter To Eisenhower

By DONALD J. GONZALES

Washington, Feb, 2.

Planes Collide

Mid-Air

In

Yorba Linda, Feb. 2.

killed when two private planes collided in the air) today in the second such mishap in

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin sent a new letter | At least five persons were

to President Eisenhower today, apparently expanding on his proposal for a heads-of-state meeting as soon as possible.

British Reply

Will Have Reservations

London, Feb, 2. The British reply to the letter of Soviet Premier, Nikolai Bulganin, which will probably be delivered in Moscow at the end of this week, will only accept the principle of n summit while main- conference talning some reservations, British Informed Bource said today. The text of the reply is to be submitted to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's permanent commiltee on Wednesday.

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The White House and Slate Department. said that Sergel R, siriganov. Charge D'Affaires, delivered the 17-page letter to the deptriment at about 4 pm. The White House salti there would Be no comment until after

letter the

fully translated sometime tomorrow.

Compromise

the third in a recent It was round of Bulganin letters call-

wat

on

tor a summit meeting. But the latest letter wrs said to have an air of compromise about it.

Mr Rolganin apparently

hacking down

ble earlier demand that the meet ing be held within two or three months. The Indications now are that no meeling would be held before next autumn at the exrilest,

CANAL CO WANTS TO Restored To CONVERT ALL SHARES Active List INTO SINGLE CLASS

London, Feb. 3.

The Suez Canal Company has announced that a scheme is being worked out for a conversion of the various classes of its shares into a single class, it was learned in London today,

Southern BULLOCKY

California skles In less than 24 hours.

A Cessna 180, which sheriff's! deputies sald carried two men, a weancu and a small “child, collided with what was believed

be a Piper Tri-Pacer Ono body, burned beyond recognition, was found in the wreckage of the Piper.

Overcast

Rescue workers did not rule out the possibility that there the

may be other victims to tragedy, which occurred over aj thitly-populated area.

The aortal collision last night involved two huge military planes over 础 heavily populated Los Angeles suburb. Forty-eight persons were killed, one of them woman struck by wreckage in her home.

The authorities cald the sky was understood that the

drizzle now Bulgan note cepeated was overcast and a

after today's "dectorted shortly proposal for previous

speculation atomising" Central Europe and crash, leading to for an East-West non-aggression that the two craft met in an

overcast United Press,

It

pact.

Softening

The source said the reply would be drawn up in general terme and would avoid proposals The note also was reported to which might appear the have said that Russia does not beginning of an Anglo-Soviet intend in discuss the status of -"In the case of a renoval of dialogue and thus, imply a tiveremast European satellite coun- violence. It would bowlingency of view with Washington. trien., mediate basential to tak every possible megna" to deal with if and finish with: It'

"There cén boʻno quesiton business es unial. Nothing will matter as much as the need to

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Confused

The British position és regards the summit conference appeared confused during the past week, partly owing to the absence on a Lake every possible step

Commonwealth tour of Prime bring violence to a peedy end. Minister, Harold Macmillan, and "We must not hesitate to take at the Bagdad Pact Conference the Revolutionary Commit- thore steps even they mean of Foreign Secretary, Selwyn. too of the Kuomintang- the dislocation of everyday life Lloyd. rightist fellow travellers and even if in: consequence in- with the Communists but nocent people have to suffer.”~~

outside the hard core of the Party. Two of the ministers were not even members of the Party.

Reuter.

A

Kidnapped

The Foreign Secretary, how- ever, returned yesterday, after secing the American Secretary uf State, John Foster Dulles, at Ankara, and it now appears unlikely that the British reply will incorporate views different to those of Britain's elites. Many deposed are from the

Constantine, Feb. 2. An informed source said that south and southwest, arean

30 group of Moslem the reply will not put forward which have never given one workers and their European, a date for a conference meeting hundred per cent adherence foreman were kidnapped by hor an agenda. It is thought to dietates from Peking. To Algerian rebels last Thursday at here that it is now not so un- a conference might men.ion fow General

a works some five miles north-likely that

Tizi Mbechar in the be held before the autumn, But Lung Yun, Vice-Chairman west of

obout 45 miles that Britain will not take upon of the Revolutionary Com- Kerrata area

propose It.--France- mittee, 18

former from Betif, it was disclosed to- itself to of Yunnan; doy.-France-Presse, Governor Chong Ming-hsu is a former Governor of Canton; Huang Shao-hung la B former Governor of Kwangtung, and Huang Chi-shinng was a powerful military com- mander in the south

2

many years.

2

for

All were the political enemies

of Chiang Kai-shek and

disaffected from

the

Nationalist banner when

Presse.

RUSSIA'S SOCCER IDOL SACKED

FOR DRUNKENNESS

Moscow, Feb. 2.

the Communist drive to Edouard Streltsov, 20-year-old star centre forward of the

ount Chinng started,

Opposition

now

Soviet Union national team "United" and an idol of Russia's millions of football fans, has been sacked for drunkenness.

Annas Indication of soften- ing in at least paris, of the] : Boviet allinde. the Commun ist Party Secretary, Nikita B. Khrushchev, told the Times of London in an interview yes. terday that the proposed son- feteBoo could be postponed"

Western leaders did not want to meet "within the next two or three moths,” The President laid down his attitude toward Mr Bulganin's proposal in a message on Janu- ary 12 to the Soviet official. He said then he was "ready" for a summit conference provided it foreign was preceded by a ministers' conference to lay the groundwork.

Unlikely

It seemed unlikely Mr Bul- ganin's new letter was prompted by the launching of this coun- Tho try's satellite on Friday. lengthy document presumably took longer than that to prepare and be delivered to the State Department here.

DIDN'T SWEAR!

Brisbono, Feb. 2. Bullock driver Mickey Draper

today told how he "por- suaded" his bullock team to give a demonstration of fog-hauling without being sworn at specially for Mr Harold Macmillan and Lady Dorothy Mac- millan. Ho sald when he was asked to bullock show for the put on

Prime Minister and British Dorothy Macmillan he realised it would not do to have with it exhibition for the awearing

bullockies (bullock which

are notorious when drivers) working their teams, So, ho sald, he bullocks aside

Look

before

Minister or else." .** Belinda Lee

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Slips Out

Of Rome

Rome, Feb. 2. British film actress, Belindá Loo, who has been linked with the alleged attempt- ed suicida of Papal Prince Filippo Napoleon Orsini, slipped out of Rome to night for South Africa to resumo her career.

Ciampino Mirs Lee-raced to

The Company has called a meeting in Ports of the holderi of foucidera' shares for February 12. They will be asked to con- sent to the conversion of their shares into ordinary shares of a nominal value of 11,000 francs such each on the basis of 11 ordinary sharca' for every founders' shares held.

50 Per Cent

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A quorum of 50 per ceil will be required at the meeting must be and the resolution a two-thirda majority vote of those present or represented by proxy.

Reuter's

Falling such a quorum, a cecond meeting will be cofied by the Company when the quorum required will be 33 and a third per cent. Sidney Gampell,

editor writes: financipi

Rearrangements of the Suez Canal Company's capital struc

Lime been ture has for some

ecoged as inevitable. As It stands the structure is so com- that the company theplicated

the would hardly know how to dia-

were

General Sir Richard Gale has been appointed to succeed Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery as Deputy Supreme Allied Commander at Shape. He is sixty-one years of age. General Galo will take up his appoltment on September

21. General

Gale retired in March 1967-and

to be restored to the active list. -Keystone.

New Plan.

To Help Lancashire

Rochdale, Fob. 3.

The Labour Party has pro them to duced a plan to help

demonstration and gave them tribute any compensation money 及 of talking to". He added that it may receive or even its

bit

better wxisting assets outside Egypt If "I told them they ned perform right for the Prime and when it regulna command of them and biocomes abio and willing to distribute onlookers Australien

its shareholders. dumbfounded when stood silently by ay the bullocks haulet the 1623 for MY milian and Lady Dorothy Bonysic Suka, a country perty near Bere, China Special

AND LATER.

Droper

Mac

Founder Shares -

at The shares of the Company pro-as such are entitled to only. 71 Mall per cent of the profits, so that

PM Becomes Chef And Waiter

Brisbane, Feb. 2.

:

- Lancashire's cotton indus.. try to fight unfair foreign competition, Mr Harald Wilson, Labour Mamber of *Parliament, said, lost

night..

Mr Wilson promised that unfair competition-particularly if it were subaldled-would be

the British Government, al- though it owns 44 per cent of the company, la entitled to only about 31 per cent of prollts.

The founders shares and the participations are entitled, to 25 met by controlling abnormal per cent of the profits but their ports through rights in cay distribution of buying. capital areobacure. This

contrellaed

The main emphasis would be

equipment, tax Incentives and

probably the first point to be ou Increased productivity, re

TRAGIC LANDMARK

T10 directors and staff are | stato help. entitled to two per cent aplece but it has been thought thol surrender these

they might

rights which are clearly out of dal told, the structure which was appropriate for Onancing a canal in 1860 has become much less appropriate for the com- piny which has to try to obtain compensation for its conul in 1958. Heuter.

Another Quake

Mr Harold Macmillan, Bri- fish Prime Minister, today turned cook and waiter at a barbecue on the country estato maar here where he and his wife Lady Dorothy Macmillan are spending the weekend. When he saw chops and steaks

Quito, Feb, 2. an open Aro at sizzling on

Ecuador was shaken by new lunchtime, Mr Macmillan in- sisted on taking over and after-earthquakes this afternoon. The served his wife, and tremors, which occurred at 3.18, wards other officials, who are acromp.m. were especially intense in the city of Esmeraldas, where panying him.

out for the several buildings were damaged. Macmillans today as they drove A number of bulldinge damaged the in 4 Landrover around the by previous tremors eclispred She boarded the plane 4,000-acre estate, at Banyak this afternoon-United Press. while passengers who flew in to Suka, in rugged hill country 50 Rome on it were getting of in miles north of Brisbane.

Mr Macmillan appeared tired an attempt to avoid photo-

atter working until the early

today--Chino

Mail graphers and newamen.

hours Special.

Nevertheless, US military and diplomatie officials sald this country's Explorer satellite had strengthened the dia- President's pollion in armament moves. Mr Bul- annin's letter was delivered here shortly before the Preal-Airport in, a private car and -dent returned from a week-was driven straight to

end of golf K Augusta, plane. Georgia,

Until now Russia has taken the position that the United States was trying to kill off the Soviet Union's powerful rockets by proposing a ban on outer space weapons. The Explorer satellite launched on Friday night was a blow at such arguments. -United Press.

Shack Burnt

"But in a month's time the SINCE that time these the The national team loft Mos-

thing happened again. same "opposition party"

in ional match in Peking without Streltsov is only 20 years old Peking und

tran-Streltsov for the first lime suco but everybosy says it is im- In the

do anything with sition period

three years ago he were of in- this young football genius came possible to

who calculable value to Chair- to the fore in Soviet soccer him

was a pure honest boy

Guy, Ark., Feb. 2. nearly two years ago,

Two man Mao in his efforts to

Eight people, including Pravda, news flushed at a reprimand, Today the unify

country.

Komsomolskaya It'

children, died when fames des- troyed a wooden shack dwelling appears now that Mao Tse- paper of the Communist Youth he is a 'stur."

here today-Reuter. tung feels a greator degree Organisation, today took up the of confidence in bis ability theme of drinking among young sporigmen and clied the case

to govorn with his hard of Streltsov as a warning.

-core and latest diamissals

remove from the

sceno

Cross-Country

When in hospital recently, his mother visited him and brought not fruit or books but a bottle of Vodka...."

warned. him After doctors against alcohol he hung a length window to of rope from his which friends attached two more bottles of Vodica,

Expelled

many of those of more A long feature article devoted modorate poraunsion who mainly to Streltson said: "flowered" out of season

"Some time go. United foot last spring.

ball team were going of to an The inclusion of many important match only ten southerners, ali membera minutes were - left but there of the Revolutionary Com-was a Streltsoy. The football

The aridie said Streltsov was Antipenok, mittee who can command a coach, V.P.

mut large following in the south Stretford another team "oxpelled" from the national

He

team following a scandal in a and southwest, in the latest mate abielutely, drunk. little list could also have packed them into his car and laurent last Sunday.

It quoted his teammates as race, of been prompted by concern after a crus-country. born of the recent one mid half hours overtook the telling hun his position may be utterances of Premier

UNu train at Mochalak Down in the opon to him again when he realised her mistake. But of Burgia In, which ha was

- "Comrades" "managed to get we don't want the Strellsoy of, strongly critical of the two drunken into the train. today, a bad type and a druif- Marxist doctrine. Maowever, then match ended in hard. We want the Strella -needs- a solid, fully com

And these woke (no, who started his football caredr mitted Communist Bank-m|reprimand ther article good pure,houest and modestem

Chine Sirli Specia the south and "southweste

Moscow region.

The sun .came

150 Miles To Go

The 22-your-old glamour. girl had been in seclusion since January 25 recovering from an overdose of sleeping pills.

Orsini war fouted later in his

Wollington, Feb. 3. his

wrist Apartment with

Dr. Vivian Fuchs and his slushed and police called it an "attempted suicide." The Prince Commonwealth trans-Antarctle la a seich erone of Italy's most party were almost 850 miles aristocratle familles which gave from the South Polo at their an overnight popics, cardinals and. a saint to last report, sald the Roman Catholic Church. He dispatch from Scott Base. The is married and has two sons.-Fuchs party are about 150 miles United Press...

from Depot 700,- Reuter

MENON WANTS A LARGER

INDIAN ARMY

Calcutta, Feb. 2. Defence Minister V. K Krishna Menon called to- day for an “expanded territorial army and national cadet corps. He said that India's Arm

foomall for the country's area and population, and "We live in this country not in Boondtion of 100 per cent Decurityst he said in launching w series of meetings, with

.

bes. Later, he addressed the, Krishna Menon pointed to a annual conference of the All-

request made by Pakistani India Defence Bialog cos Premier Firoz Kahn Noon at

- the Ankara

mueling of redera loca

Begin Pact members Low "aloido_weapons

He streand the nest of tightene ing Ledian security. While Burton and Ceylon...” were: "extremely friendly"- "- neigh": hours and the people of Pakis tan also hold friendly feelings toward Indis, 150/ Kamis Fot frys regarding the Gov- arment of Pakistan, which is Insanitary allianos with

To whom are thepo intendedze „K Keithaa Menon -asked.

The Defence workers com- plained to to the Defence Minister about working con ditions, citing low wagon, lack of jobs by security dand machinery Low weiiking labour,

Mr Wilson, speaking at a Party by-election meeting here, said last year' was “a tragle Inndmark in Lancashire of cotton history.

Imports

cloth exceeded exports in the

Bummer,

The government have shown every sign of having written off ho sald, They wilt Lancashire," not interfore even if Lancashire blecda to death, We belleva that Lancashiro has a future?"- Reuter,

Manila, Feb. 3. Five'. Communist Huk fol- lowers, including wives of two outlaw leaders, were captured by Philippine Constabulary Intelligence tenin is a raid of their Hideout in northern Isabla on Sunday-United province Press.

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