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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1958.

How To Win Friends And InfluenceThe Hungarians

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BRIEFS Khrushchev Tours Hungary THE WOMAN BEHIND

TampaApr. 0.

The Cily Equtd lay under consideration yesterday A plex to raise the speed limis from 25 to 30 miles per hour in town. Automobile dealers complain- ed that satornatio, shift estu have to break the speed limit to shirt into bigh gear. — United Press,

Gainesville, Apr. 6,

The Easter rabbit has nothing

on the cyclop's vernalis, The

distant cousin of the lobster

Shatters Security

Precautions To

Contact People

Budapest, Apr. 6.

lays cags in a variety of colours Soviot Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev took a'

blues, blacks; purples, brown,

grays and greens,

The colour depends on what Reals. Pruf, E. J. Du Praw, University of Florida ölologist, said.-United Press.

Canterbury, Apr, 0. Kenneth Evans, 13, woo the highest number of points in a "Mothercrafi" confest sponsored by the local Red Crocs chapter.

day off here today from his personal demonstration of how to win friends and influence the Hungarian people.

Khrushchev scheduled no events for this Easter Sunday the first break in six days of the Premier's shattering of stringent security pre- cautions to make contact with the people.

He scored higher than 26 it. After the first half of Khrushchev's 10-day visit,

United Press,

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Nottingham, Apr. 6. Mrs Elizabeth Jackson, wbo celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday, told reportern sho didn't feel a day over 70."- United Press.

Birthplace Of Genghis Khan Found?

Russlan

• observers here said it seemed clear, that he had come to Budapest for more than simple talks with Hungarian leaders on how to strengthen the nation's Communist party.

His primary purpose, these wide tour, informed sources observers saki.

was to over-sald, was the violence he did ta come the bad taste left by elaborate security measures. Hussia' ruthless röp,ession of

the 1950 Hungarian revolt.

Khrushchev

gary in which;

came lo a Bua-

• The ruling Communist

Security

Security precautions in force

party bad failed to regains the during his visit are the tightest

ever made in Hungary. They

of Ivan Alexandrovich Serov, Com-chier of Russia's security police State of the Janos and chairman

security committer.

Khrushchev appalled his security men by an up- parently complete disregard nt these intensive mrnte

Bui

members who detected in Blocks are under the personal direction after the 1950 uprisinic London, Apr. 6.

The prestige of scientists

Chler have munist Party located the birthplace of Kadar was waning.

The Army was still under Genghis Khan, the Mongol

dirivust for and Tartar emperor whose a cloud of official

its tekan opprsition at the 1950 armies

the conquered

rebels and is large-scale defec- Chinese Empire in the|tions, to Juln them in fighting 13th Century, the New Itusslun forces. Chinn. News Agency re- ported today.

A team of scientists set out ip Verify a 19th century historians belief that the warrier was born at Dyrivanbledakh, on the river

-Onon-nen-Rumi-south-

castern border with Mongolia.

Khrushchev's

Sinting efforts during his six days here have been to reverse the tide

in all those areas.

"Politician"

He has

A

Once he jumped over smalt park fence, leaving his bodyguard behind, to laugh and joke with children play. log in the park

He shook hundreds of bands, pleked up and kissed dozens of babler_und_only_lauudeti weben. aordinary unknown Hungarians but through the security threw their {ms police and about him.

campaigned ke Working along the banks of politieun, shaking hands, klas the Ono the team made ing bables,

tossing security study of ancient Mongolia and precautions to the winds to collected historical relies of the mingle with the people, “Hits et. Genghis "Kimw,

OLD MAN

the centre of the Chile region they found an old man whose birthplace was called

Diivan.

making unplanned and ex-

-So-far-Khrushchev,lux_not

temporaneous speeches in a taken a soft line toward the effort to win back to the Party Hungarian people in his publ. former members who defected speeches. after the upsling,

his He has put

personal service, popularity at Kadar's touring the country in Kudar's On reaching this riverside company, building up the Com- village they

that the munist lendes in private talks zeographical features corres-with perty officials, seeking at ponded with the second part every opportunity to strengten of the original place-name, prestige of the Hungarion Com- leader, Bledakh, meaning, hilly regioni. munist Party and its

They also found a concave Kadar,

He rock known locally as "Genghis has reviewed Hungarian Kiran's teacup." From the local Army unit and talked inhabitants the ten Tearned | Arms leaders, commending them

storles many

passed down on the Army's excellent training throughy generations about the and discipline.

The greatest indication of great Monge lender. Their in-

to win yesilpations are continuing, the Khrushchev's efforts Agency saici.—Reuter.

popularity during his notion-

A British Crossword

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4

14

117

118

ACROSS

1 Strike repeatedly for puddi

Ing! (a).

5 General inclination (5).

Beastly quarters (4).

PS. African port (G).

11 "Tell-tale" Iurgell (5).

12 A bicycle made for two (8),

14 Suudled, by punters (4),

16 No mateniesë crime? (0).

18 Duft (5):

19.Not the same, bowIDAN

the one in "11" (4).

20 Shortened version (6).

with

"You must become harder

and harder," he sald Stalinvaros yesterday,

st

" the counter-revolution

UP-UP-UP!

ATEST version of the Hawker Hunter F-6 fighter, embodying the saw-tooth

Le leading edge and "nger F-6 saw

Tangmere RAF Station in Sussex. Here are three of the new planes of the No. 208 Squadron, climbing almost vertically for altitude bofore leaving for Nicosia. recently.Keystone.

The 'March For Peace

In England

FIDEL CASTRO'S REVOLT IN CUBA

Havana, Apr. 6

Celia Sanchez Mandalay, a petite, dynamic woman, is one of the moving forces behind Fidel Castro's revolutionary 26th of July Move- ment.

Officially Miss Sanchez is the link between the military-Castro-and the civilian members of the anti-Batista forces Actually her work extends far beyond mere liaison.

Sho

he could probably

and

described best as adviser [eneral secretary to Castro

She writes political leaflets. and site in on Castro's military strategy talks. She acts as buffer between him and hundreds of persons who

the try

to see him each weak. She arranges his appointment and handles the Movement's finances. ORDER

In all, she had brought a semi- biance of order and efficiency to

very loose, haphazard or ganisation.

But Miss Sanchez, who ap- pears to be in her middle 301 and wears ormy fatigues con- stantly, also is a soldier.

She bikes up and down the gruelling mountain trails with the rest of Castro's followers. She eats the same food, shates the same bardships and accepts

Russians Start Holy Week Today

Moscow, Apr. 6. Millions of Russian faithful began celebrating Holy Wook today--and week behind most of the Chris- tion world.

Parades and religious servicea marked. the Resurrection of

Christ throughout most other cointries last week. But the Russian Orthodox Church marks - the celebration week later because it follows the old calon- dar.

no lavours because of her sex. Miss Sanchez was born in Media Luna, Oriente Province,

Today, milles of practising the fourth of eight

children. Orthodox Christains alter.des Her father was

wealthy

Palm Sunday Church Services doctor, whom she described as a

marking the beginning of the; humanitarian, democrat and

Holy Week. patridi

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She attended publle schools at In- Manzanillo and Santago stead of the exclusive Frivate schools her father could well afford, because, she said, her parents wanted her to mix with all classes of children.

NATURAL

In addition to attending church, they already have tarted preparations for re- lilous festivities surrounding Easter. Millons of non-religious Russians will join in celebrat- ing thosecular side of this hellday,

in regarded

the Orthodox Church as mere...........

portant than Christmas,

SHORTAGE

"It's only natural," she said, "that I became a revolutionary. The liberal, democratic upbring. ing I had at home prepared me

Already there is a shortage for the

of eggs in shops. The cars-will- Miki Sanchez enlisted in the be coloured and decorated; then Cuban underground shortly hidden, found and finally de

Batista sized youred by youngsters through- power on March 10 1992, and out Rule just as in the West. ahe joined Castre in the Sierras

Almost avary family will have early last year.

a traditional Easter cake wom the She is unmamied, Catholic high, round, dome-shaped cake I will be

Small Army Of Men, Women And Children after Fulgencio

Reading, England, Apr. 6.

should try to raise in bead A small army of adults and children, marching 50 miles in protest and has deled any Communist called a "Kulich"

You

sig, you must be able to strike Immediately. Soviet soldiers have already shed their blood for you once,

Russians, but you should help yourselves." -United Press.

against nuclear weapons, arrived here tonight weary but happy at having doubled their ranks during the day...

should not depend on thu The men, women and children taking part in the march began the day about 400 strong, but numbered more than 1,000 when they entered Reading this evening.

Comet Tests

London, Apr. 0,

Overacas Airways A British Comet airliner arrived at Lon- den airport tonight after a 4,500-mile flight from Nairobi

for the

cam-

During their trek of almost | Trafalgar Square, London, cu pipe, from his house to the road

provide water 13 miles today, they had Friday, will stage a final rally to

Three Labour Members of marchers to make tea. picked up supporters from Parliament marched with the

I told reporters he dhcl towns and villages all band from Maidenhead to here

not agréa

with the along the route,

today-Mr Frank Allaun, Mr

--paigners, for nnelzar disarmu- | looked tonight as though Stephen Swingler and Mr John

ment but Kelped them, jurt the same. Tatlitude was they might have a big gathering tomorrow for the climax of the

typical of that of moss people the arrival st

along the route. atomic weapons research CS- tablishment at Aldermaston, inspector Berkshire.

Haire. Puzzle

DOWN

1 County, allas Slumberlandt,

(4).

2 Blitersweet (4)..

3 That Continental dash (4).

4 Purposcies (0).

6 Vehlele (7).

6 Talk non-stop? (7).

7. Considering. (7).

10 Military stuất (8).

13. The generous party? (7).

as 14 Certainly, not making à pass

(7).

15 Honour (7)

24 is to do so a put up job? (5), 17 Christopher or Hood, may<

28 31'é excusable. (0).

21 0.5. schoolgiri - (4).

be (5).

19 Side, but not swanke (8).

17 Taminating programme7 21 Grant (4).

(8).

22 Tinned fish. (4).

a 23 Gin fruit (4),

28 It may go on record af sound producer (0). |

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acroads, 1 Admil, 4 Pestle, Parsed, 10 Ears, 12 A-veive, 14 Citadol, 17. Pray, 19 Ration 20 Seethes, 22 Cash, 23 Steeple(chane), 27 Portin, 29 Moire, 30 Crooke, al-Saddle, 22 Yodel. Downs 1 Aspic. 2 Merit, 3 Trend, Ever, & Torero, 7 Essays, D'Everest, 11 Aspire 13 to 15 Idea, 10 Author, 18 Anil, 20 Beumpe, Ended, 21 Early, 25 Preus 26 Farr 24 Boni.

---the furthest point yet in a series of Comet development { protest-their

lights.

The Comet took off on Friddy morning and flew to Nairgui

and back via Rome-Reuter.

At Aldermaston, the marchers, 5,000 strong when they left

Stabbed Himself

To Death For Love

Newbury, Apr. 6. After quarrelling with a girl, an 18-year-old boy atabbed himself through the heart outside her door and dropped dead, it was stated at a Newbury (Berks) inquest on the boy, Anthony Nigel Cockburn, of Donnington Square, Newbury.

A verdict was recorded that

On the night of his death they, death was from a self-inflicted quarrelled on the way home. wound caused at a time when She refused to let him-hold her the balance of his mind was arm. disturbed

"

Outside her front door, ho Attractive, dark-haired Ilona asked: "Is everything Anished

The presence of children In their ranks attracted the atten tion outside Reading of an

Di the National Society for the Prevention of

miles

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Cruelty to Children: He reported however, that the children seen- ed "happy and in good health." The marchers, many of them professional people, covered

on Friday, 17 miles on Saturday and have a further ten miles to do iuniorrow.

They have been sleeping in church hulis, private homes, tents or wherever they can find shelter.

leanings

"The 2001 of July Movement ia. completely nationalistic," she said. "I am not now. nor bove I ever been a Communis!”

Ualled Press,

Judo Taught By A Woman

---Kuala-Lumpur-Apr;-&---

structrees loft here today after

A pretty Japanese judo in- two months of teaching Malayan men-including police recrulis- how to defend themselves,

The instructress,

MST

Miyake, 31, was seen off at the airport by more than 80 mein- Club, which paid the expenses bets of the Selangor Blata Jude

of her visit,

One cafe owner at Twyford, however, refused to allow the marchers to stop for ten out- eido his premises, saying would have lost, bira between £60 and £80 in turnover.

At one stop, an old bi-plane from a local flying club circled instructress of the "black belt, Miss Miyake is a qualided

overhead.

anti-F-bomb

and banners

She

told reporters before

The marchers shook their three dan" order. shouted to the pilot who could leaving: "Everyone has been so be clearly sum: "Don't drop it.” nice to me, that I have decided At tomorrow's final rally a to return as soon as I can."— resolution calling on the gov- Router, Today's column, cheered on

ernments of the United States, by skiffle-groups playing Russia and Britain to stop the marching songs like "Tipperary" testing, manufacture and stuck- and "Clementino" to which the piling of nuclear bombs will be walkers sang their own anti-H-

passed.

Easter Lunch

Chartwell, Apr. 1. Sir Winston Churchill enter

bomb words had the advantage Then on Tuesday, delegations of dry weather.

with coples of this resolution Yesterday, they were coated will call at No. 10 Downing taled Field Marshal Viscount for nine Street, home of the British Prime Montgomery to lunch at his when they marched hours in snow and sleet.

Minister, and at the Soviet and home bere where he is spending

Easter. All along the route, motorists United States Embassies.

up by the procession and

Prime Minister, will

hele living in houseo Mitside a Reading hall tonight addressed millan,

There was a public meeting is Tomorrow, Mr Harold Mac- which the procession stopped by lenders of the campaige visit Sir Winston, who was salti were good-tempered and help-against nuclear disarmament today to be "vely, well."~~ ful. One man ran a long hoce- ! Kouter,---

Reuter.

Lana's Daughter

Suvetes, 10, of Cruven Road, between us?" and she repiled: MAKES REQUEST FOR PRAYER book, RosaRY

Newbury, a Hungarian refugee "I do not love you."

told the coroner: (Mr S. Wid- He would not let her in the dicombe) that she pame door and she told him she would

call for help. He said: "Any Triendly with Anthony in December. He took body who comes out I will kl."". her hohe every night after she pushed him and he sipped on Me Suyeges continued: 4 finished work as a laboratory the step. As I was putting the assistant.

key in the lock 1 locked round "Tony told me several times expecting him to say goodnigh he was in love with me, I liked him quite a lot, but I was! "I saw him, pafl-out a knito not in love with hlin," she wild, and my: "Look, good English

Qe night some weeks ago, | blood”)

Į Newbury just over a year ago,

became and

after she told him she hoped to "Almost immediately he drops go back to her mother in Hun-ped down, and I call for help? gary and had promised to marry The coroner guld the friend 'n Hungarlaur boy', he pulled out | skip bottween the boy- and the a gun and pointed to her, but gri was quite ye --formal, one. said he could not shoot her, there was nothing in thợ.com- She penunded him to give her duct of Mt Suveges which the gun, and throw it in the oiled gue the slightest cellænden

China Dzali special” river,

Hollywood, Apr. 6. TULNI queen Lana Turner's 14-year-old K daughter, who said she killed the star's gangland boy friend to "save mother," restod in Juvenile Hall Infirmary tailky swelling a decision on wheiber she must face murder OURCEO

Handsome Johaný, Slampauio, 32, Lana's almost constant emedet. En regent montha, vraa fatally stabbed with an eight-inch carving knife on Friday night following an argument, with Dal Turner aisé fell dană în the doorway of her bedroom.

The kier's daughter, Cherzi Crane, sald she plunged the knife inte, his stomach becacie ba threatened to disfigure her mother.

Cheryl did get attend Ematre services held si Juvénile Hall Júdáy booduse, the matron maid.".

•She Wis "not feeling too well.". Upon enforius

the Hall yesterday, the 'child asked for a prayer, book and a TOPÉZÉ.

Her fumont Tother remained 'recluded 'in her Beverly Hills house under sedation

BlonpahatW Body Tay "In, the Goodesti and Marilgani Mockary, Los Angeles, awaiting completion of, tüsteal" arrangements,

Juvenile #fibers said Cherri was “making à nice odiarining at the Hall and bad esien brankines today althoughi abo ́remalziod fix klo Infirmary, suit differing shock from the tragedy which romnické in sudden violent desih, tỏ thờ dapper formats, bodyguard for epmbler Mlekor Coben.

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temperature, today but, 1. was nothing werdown. Spokenska for Films Turine and for Chorale father restauradour. Bigya – Osne,

mode at home or purchased in a local bakczy.

The more religious Christions probably will prepare a dish of Paskha made out of collage cheese, eggs and calkins,

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Fensing and drinking Easter equals that of any other Sovlet holidays-United Prest.

Code Of Street

Manners Soviet Style

THE DO'S AND

THE DON'TS.

London, Apr. 6. Broadcasting a code of streak

- manners-Soviet style.

in its homo service Mos- cow radia has given Rus- sian listoners soma do's and don'ts about the usa of "orms".

In the street, a man should always ask u woman's permis- sion before taking her arm, the radio sald.

On the other hand, a girl or young women should never tako after mon's arm, not even asking, as "he cannot refuse an may be placed in on awkward position."

HANDSHAKES

But an axed woman could say mito a man "please take my am" for the red might be slippery. The radio also gave its code en handshakER.

Tals is not compulsory, but a aign of friendship It said. "When you do shake hands- never do it with the loft, unless you are disabled.

"Even if you carry a trunk in the right hand. This is no excuse, Transfer it and proffer the right hand,"

Ruslans shaking hands should | niso, look each, other unrely. In

the eye the radlo sdded, luoic ideways is a sign of die- regard

THE HANDBAG

And two glaved comredes met, they could shoko without, rémoving gloves."But it only one | won gloved, he should remove his right glove before shaking

*Men: "walking" with women

the broadcast odded.

Eut the man should not carsys. [the woman's bandhuis..

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