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SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1958.

Govt To Appoint Committee To Probe-

Second Round INDIA'S TEXTILE PROBLEMS

Matches Played Off

Copenhagen, May 16. Czechoslovakia reduced Den- mark's lead to 2-1 in their European Zono, second round Davis Cup tie here today by winning tho doubles match.

The Czech pair Milan Neens and Jiri Javorsky defeated Kurt Nielsen and Torben Ulrich 0-4 0-3 0-4.

Denmark won both opening singles matches yesterday.

Winners meet India or Iniy

in the third round.

In Florence: Rain prevented play in the second round European Zone Davis Cup tie today between Haly and Iridia.

The scheduled doubles mulch was postponed until tomorrow, Italy lead 2-0 in the tie.

UAR Backs Yemen All The

Way, Nasser Says

London, May 16. President Nasser said today that the United Arab Republic supports Yemen "with all our тосп- economically and militari- ly." Cairo Radio reported.

He was speaking on his return from the Soviet Union.

President Nasser's speech was

here today.

Pancho Contreras beat Heikki East.

Calro

over

Cairo

A Helsink, Mexico look a broadcast from the Governmeal

Fa House 2-0 lead over Finland in the European Zone second round Radio's entire network to the nation and the Arab Middie

the talks in the He sald

in which Boviet Union took part were "talks be- tween a strong and indepen. dent state and a friendly dis- Interested stalo,"

Hedman 0-3 6-0 0-2 and Murto

defented Sakari

Liamus

0-3 4-0 0-3 9-7.

A Cologne: West and Belgium

Salo

Germany

were level 1-1 after the opening singles mal- ches of their European Zone second round,

Rupert Huber (West Ger- many) beat Andre Jamur 6-4 0-2 6-1 and Jackie Brichant (Belgium) defeated Wilhelm Bungert 6-4 0-2 0-8 8-0.

Winners

meet Britain in the third round.-Reuter,

Crisis Worsens As Stocks Accumulate

Bombay, May 16.

Mr Lal Bahadur Shastri, India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, said here today he would shortly appoint a “small export committee" to examine the problems of India's textile industry.

The

committee would include representatives of the industry, labour, consumers and the govern- ment.

The Minister announced this at a conference of representatives of the Indian Cotton Mills federation and government officials.

Attack On Yugoslavia

It was represented on behalf of the industry that the textile crisis was deepening due

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the accumulation of stocica as

a result of lower internal off- take and falling exports.

The minister accepled a sUR- Bratislava, May 20. gestion put forward by the Czechoslovak Com-Federation for the establishment A top

Mr leader, manist

Karol of a cotton textile advisory Ite added: "Mr Khrushchev Baellek, in one of the sharpest board,

However Shastri ruled out attacks on the Yugoslav Com- said in many speeches that he

the possibility of a further respects your freedom and your munists ever to be made here, "ur.com- for an today called Independence.in

"We have proclaimed a non-promising fight against the re-

Mili ownera maintain thal to drive a alignment policy and when A visionists who try

the between

Soviet heavy excise duties are contri- wedge hand of friendship

and other Uron

socialist buting to the creation of a tended to us, I accepted it."-

"deopening crisis" in the in- Reuter.

countries."---Reuter.

was ex-

CRICKET: RAIN. COLD WINDS

WIPE OUT THREE MATCHES

SOMERSET BEATS ESSEX IN EXCITING FINISH

London, May 16.

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SOCCER:

England Makes Changes For Match With USSR

Rain and cold winds badly interfered with today's cricket programme.

Three matches were abandoned without a ball being bowled today-The

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one of them being Yorkshire's match for whose cricketers it was their fourth blank day of the last six.

ford the scorers'

und the officials sat in a car to 147. koop thele records. The pires dispensed with balls in this match after they kept blowing off.

Somerset to declare at 312 for had left Derbyshire 283 runs to blew down in the strung wind four, and Essex collapsed for win in 195 minutes.

Derbyshire batted dourly to um- Oftpinner Brian

with 91, for seven to Langford sh captured sight for 67 in 12.4 draw the match,

Only 11 minutes remained for overs on a helpful pitch,

when Worcestershire Two other off spin bowlers to play excel today on turning pitches reached their target of 183 to were Ken Smales of Notting beat Gloucestershire by bamshire and Jim McConnon of wickets-Reuter, Glamorgan.

It was no cold at Gloucester thin the Warocstershins Galders

all wore two swestern pad had on two pairs of flannels.

one

SIX WICKETS

Ilford spectators, however, wele compensated by an excit ing nish in which Somerset Smutes had a live for seven boat Essex by it runs with 15 spell to finish with seven for minutes left. Scores of 73 by 42 against Hampshire at Trent Australlan Colin McCool (13 Bridgo und Nottinghamshire fours) and 130 no! out (three eventually won by six wickets. sixes and 13 fours) by

McCommon West

analysis Indlan Peter Wight enabled of 27-20-20-6 after Glamorgan

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London, May 10.

DOUG Insoles, the Essex

erlekei captalu, tained bruising about the eyes after being hit by a ball from Australian All Alloy, of Somerset, Ilford today and will bo unable to captala the MCO against the New Zea landers at Lords tomorrow.

Sussex

Jim Batamon Parkes, will take Insolo's place in the MCO side and Michael Smith, the War- wickshire skipper, takes over the captaincy.—China Mali Special.

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Ellesmere, May 16.

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America is awaiting a poor farm boy from the Elles- mere district, Shropshire.

Shropshire-born Mr George Foulkes of Hari- ford, Michigan, walked into the British embassy in Washington recently and said he wanted to give one of his seven forms to a poor farm boy from Ellesmere, Shropshire, where Mr Foulkes was born in a workhouse 84 years ago.

Mr Foulkes has stipulated' that the boy must. be prepared to go to America and live on the form which, the embassy says, is in one of the most fer- tile areas of the US.

Mr Foulkes' early life was a very hard struggle, hut after about 25 he was successful, and became a senior employee of the US Treasury and then a mem- ber of Congress.

Now a rich man, he owns about 6,000 acres in the Red River valley.—China Mail Special.

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