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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1958,

Message To Tunisia & Morocco

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Another Spring Election

DE GAULLE GIVES ASSURANCE SALAZAR'S REGIME

CABLE BRIEFS

Eille, June 2. Police cubed sleepy prowler Mateel Narrindue, 59, in mid- neeze yesterday after he broke dulu a kutuse, Allod a hag) with

table linen then lay down nag-U.P.I.

tak

to

Beeston, June 2. Pet shop owner Tum Saville sal tuduy that women bought Jakt of a consignment of 200 ra, dive and lamb khaken within a few days of them go-

x un sale,

**They're drawn as if by a magtet," he said, “Many women are buying them presumably as pet....

Morpeth, June 2.

Mis Mary Ellen Tomba forgot

I keep a close eye on her 13- mouth old plets, Jayce, Jhe- quine and Joan,

The three promptly climbed

on a table and shaied the cons bowl-two gents of a gotdish

guldfish-between them.-U.P.1.

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London, June 2.

Police warned hospitals today

the

to be on the lookout for a mun

"Charles who UNCH e ame

the been erosstung Is country and pretending Winess le spend a few days at hospitals slong the way.-U.P.I.

London, June 2,

A Berkshire court dusted off

3 1381 Aet yesterday tu try Patrick J. Butler, 24, we charges of lurking neue a window of a muses' home.

Will Work For Good Relations Between States

Paris, June 2,

General Charles de Gaulle told President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia and King Mohammed V of Morocco today that he will work for friend- ly relations with their countries.

FIGHTING

FLARES UP

IN TUNIS

AGAIN

Tunis, June 2.

In his message to President Bourguiba, General de Gaulic

hasten to express to yau ray Intention of stilling th you. If you agree, the fire-ral dimeullies belwein cur two countries and the condition fur their It relations In the Tulare,

Should Avoid

"In the meanwhile until we can do this, I think that our w governments should avoid anything which risks apgavol- ment,

Fighting flared up again tomg the situation at the

"It Is that which I shall night between French and

authori. Tunisian forces in the er for all French

aren [ Houth Government

Ramada Tunisia, spokesman salt,

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The spokesman said large French patrol had broken out of the envireled portion earlier toray and exchanged fire with Tunisian forces about six ndies

to the north.

Meanwhile,

other *French

patrols broke out in other dirte- tions, he adiciod.

DIED DOWN

up

The fighting ded down dur-

nared Policeman R. Billinglong the day, but

J

again late tonight, the spokes- †

He gave no other `man asked.

details.

Ramada has been the scene of several elashes in the past two weeks.

raid the act, referring to eaves- dropping and peeping teas, was the secund oldest in his police manual.

Butler was given a condl- tena discharge-U.P.1.

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Beersheba, Jute 2. An American wuman tourist her life received the shock

shte uleted a yesterday when Bedouin Sheik an Israel! pound hele for posing for her to take pictures.

Desert Chleflain Sheikh Aude Abu Muame pulled a wad of len-pound notes from his wallet, threw them at her feet and stalked away. FI

Lanzon, June 2. Postmaster General Ernest Marples sa today the world's most expensive pay phone is in business in remote Ardmore an Scotland's northwest const.

He said cost £5,000 to install and takes if an average of 6 a year.-U.P.I.

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King his messagg Mahammed, General de Gaulle said:

"husten to express to Your Majesty my determined inten- ton là 30 myself to man- develop with the an Moorean Government relations which correspond to the friend. Eship between our two peuples."

French envoys handed over the intesagus tuluy In Tunis and Hobal.

Two Points

In Rabal, Motorcan oficial said tonight Thul spokesman Franco-Mortcen relations were essentially Lased on two points; the vacitation of French troops, and the normalisation of

ations between France and the whole of North Africa,

the કર d The spokesman Moroccan Government would 1A вес French troops evacuated totully and is soon as possible.

It was the first af these late last month which brought about the presum crisis and Tunisio'ake complaint against France in the United Nations-Reuter.

Tunisian Complaint

United Nations, June 2. The United Nations Security Council recessed this evening will un tomorrow, when it continue its discussion of the Complaint. against Tunisian Fraser, after hearing the dele- gates of Britain and the Uniteti States urge that negotiations bei resumed between Tunisia aud France-Frange-Presse.

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3 Land unit (4).

Virlie male, (5),

Founder of the Arkwright family? (4).

9 Pulls with difficulty, (4),

10 Narrowed 'down (7).

12 Really competent (4):

15 It's thin and crisp (6)

18 Gentle Might be (4).

10 Hold forth (5),

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Get dal of deb12:(5),

lle stressed that the normalisation of Franco-North African relations depended upon

of a solution

the Algerian problem. He said, "The Moroc- can Government still considers that there is no valid solution

this problem except reconition of Algerian dependence by France.-Reuter and France-Presse.

the it-

'NOVEL STRIKE

IN PRISON

London, June 2 Cypriot pollient prisoners in! Maidstone (Kent) Raol are carrying out a "novel" strike- they are neither writing or receiving letters.

which said

WORLD BANK TO MEDIATE IN SUEZ ISSUE?

Cairo, June 2.

The World Bank has offered to mediate between Bri- Lain, France and Egypt un the Suez issue, the Egypt- jan newspaper Al Ahram

nid today.

Noting that the Franco-

Egyptian

negotiations Geneva And the Anglo- Egyptian negotiations in Rome the had ended in deadlock, newsuper

In

wald the World

Bank's good ofices would be almed at reconelling the dif- fering points of view and setting questions, stili Its shapence,

DRAWN UP

that Wil- The newspaper said

Har Har World Bank repre- the Cairo fulks sentative at between the Egyptian Gov- Crument and representatives of the shareholders of the W.8 Suez Canal company, understand to have drawo up craft agreement to be sub- astitled for President Gama! Abdel Nasacr'a approval He would then submit it to the French and British Govern- ments.

re-

The main obstacle to the

opening of direct relations among the countries concein-

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the Exyplian was sistence ott reparation pay- Jusses for Evypilan mchts

cal T'ort Sal during the paige-France-Presse,

Motor Canoe Capsizes:

19 Missing

Lagos, Juna 2. Nineteen people were be

llevod drowned in Lagos Harbour today when an mafor САПОВ outtcard

capsized. One of the six known Bur. vivors said the current was so swift that the boat -believed to be carrying between 25 and 30 people -could not cope with it, struck an anchored fighter and capsized. Police launches searched for bodles but none had been found by nightfall-

Mr

Reuter.

CONTROL PROMISE

Oslo, June 2, This was announced today by

Dox Hammarskjold, the Cypriot Ethnarchy Offee in Lunden.

Nations The United

Secretory risoners had complained about General, sald tonight that pro- their letters being delayed some- gress on expert direussion of the

of side times as much as 24 hours and Technical

of for subjectes; to censorship.

system

suspension nuclear weapon tests "promises well"-Reuter

They also alleged that some letters never reached their des tination.--France-Press,

Adlai Stevensan

control

Algerian Dead

THE ARMY'S NO.1 CHEF

Sgt Rayworth, winner

of the individual NCOS

competition of the Army NO MIXED

Catering Corps cookery championships at Alder- shot last month, is now champion cook of the Bri- tish Army. He is seen in the picture tasting his own particular brand of Boup.-Army News Photo.

CHOLERA

VACCINE

FOR A MILLION

Washington, June 2. The United States is pro- viding. Thailand -with 10,000 bottles of cholera serum and is offering the facilities of the Mutual Security programme to fight a threatened major cholera epidemic, the State Department 13- nounce on Monday night. Reports from Bangkok atale Uhat several hundred periona have been stricken with the disease, with more than one hundred dead.

REFRIGERATED

The International Co-opera- tion Administrallon moved over the weekend to procure 10,000 bottles of vaccine, each containing 50 ec cubic centi- inclres from

refrigerated

supply In Manila.

The first 4.000 bottles were Algiers, June 2. airliftet to Bangkok on Satur- French forces in Algeria kl-day by a United Air Force plane

To Visit Londoned 715 Insurgents and captured based at Clark Fieki, north of

London, June 3.

109 in the week ending yester-Mania, The remaining 0,000 day, the Army announced to-bottles will be down from

Manita right.

Bangkok By

Forco United States Air Tuesday morning.

to

Mr Adial Stevenson, unsuc

An Army spokesman told cessful Democrutle candidate in

Fiess conference French troos the last two American presiden- had been active, but they were ilal elections, is to pay a short not meeting the same insurgent private visit to Britain this opposiilen as previously. The month, a United States embassy Insurgents seem to be hesitating i officiel said herr today,kout what to do," he said. Department

Presse. China Mall Speclul.

Reuter,

2 Carry on international or SUSPENSION OF TESTS

Industrial conillet? (4, 3).

4 Ta rude with or without the

Hes('fatter (5).

6 Wartime

budy (4).

entertainmen

Chao telters7 (4);

Anti-Conservative side (4).

11 Showers blows upon? (5).

21, A starter for the Oakst (5). 13 Animal to tolerate (4).

22 State positively (4).

29 Enchanting hooter? (5),

26 A party man, so to speak (4).

29 Clves the orders (7).

30 Nothing to marry on-in

debt, in fact! (4).

31 Men in a boat (4),

32 Heavenly

hast (5).

14 Uniform (4).

Blackburn footballer, per-

haps (5),

17 East Coast,ablution (4).

18 Play the governor (4).

30 Invigorated (7).

23 Might describe waste (4),

body? Yes, the 24 They are often bright (5).

13 Edible meda (4),

25 Strong drink? [5].

27 That'll be all right (4),

23 Rubbish may be shot herol

(4).

MONDAY'S CROSSWORD,--Across:

1 Scored, 7 Emir,

9 Fling, 10 Sprat, 11 Gist, 19 Liglitermen, 15 Aslo, 10. Gelo,

the

on

The supply of vaccine being sent from Manila to Bangkok is saflicient for the vaccination of million persons, the State said. France-

IKE APPROVES REPLY TO MR K.

Washington, June 2.

Asko

whether

PRESIDENT Eisenhower to Slates was prepared

Soviet

suspenzalan

approved the

pro-the

a reply to the scientists

The United vici Prime Minister, - dealing to accept with the study by experts as to that what would be required to suggestion 1.om Poland and supervise an agreement for the pored text of Soviet Union

ha in suspension of testing. on beginning Czechoslovakia should technical

The President approved a how to cluded in the studies. studies on

"To tank here is a technical proposed reply, subject to co- nuclear test supervisa possible

one, not a political one," Mr ordination with our British and Foster Dulles, the Dulles stated,

French friends and with Nato," Mr John

Asked whether that would | Mr Dullus spid, Secretary of State, announced

of Com-

a reasonably following an hour-long mean the exclusion ปง meeting with the President this munist Chinese representatives, optimistic view as to this study afternoon, and said the United ho answered: "Well, I don't be getting under way,"

Answering

Mr Communlata

questions, wonably opleve the Chinese 'States tool

or ex- Dulles said he thought it would timistic view about the study have become qualified

probably take two or three day's getting under way this month. pert in this fold."

"We have no objection to the The Secretary said that he io clear the President's proposed Soviet Union Including on ite and the President had discussed reply with the Allies, but to ride experts of other nationall- the letter received in Washing-hoped that the letter could be qualined Mr Dulles sald when | Nikita Khrushchev,

tako

19 Admiration, 22 Tots, 24 Nomil, 25 Vesta, 20 Fora, 27 Rellat. Down: 2 Cling, 3 Bight, 4 Desert, & Sergeant, & Dits, D Mains, 13 Twain, 13 Light, 14 Hebdsmen, 17 Later, 18 Litler, 20 Um, provided the people are ton at the weekend from Et rent to Moscow later this week, Anvil, 21 Iesur, 23 Oral.

the so-Reuter

BATHING!

The

Jerusalem, June 2 ultra-orthodox religious groups in Israel have succcederi preventing the mixing of the sexo even for seaside bathing. Special beaches will be pro- vided at Haifa where men will be able to bathe for three days and women for three days.

Meanwhile, the groups are continuing their tight against Ine construction of a "mixed" swimming pool In Jerusalerni.--- France-Presse.

TO FACE TEST AT THE POLLS.

By PETER KNOX

Lisbon, June, 2. Portugal's unprecedented presidential election race moved into its final week today with Portu- guese lender Oliviera Salazar's regime chal- lenged for the first time since 1926..

That was the year that Prime Minister Salazar established the present, Government, It faers Its Arst test at the polis next Sunday (June 8) when the veters decide between a Sainzor candidate and Aery opposition lender Humberto Delgado after stormy and occasionally riotous campaign.

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15 INJURED

At least 15 persons were in-

DJAKARTA GOING BANKRUPT

Tokyo, June 3. Indonesian Premier Djuanda

Jured in clashes between Dellsclosed on Monday that un- less the rebellion was crushed gudists and police at Broga, a major provincial city.

Portugal's poll is the latest finance and economy would b

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short lime Indonesian

in a busy series of spring elce-plevd in a difficult position,

lons across Europe.

Portugal's

Antara News Agency...saldi

to-

Djuanda made the disclosure

Salazar, former {day. economics professor whose long

and placid leadership led the lin

speech Monday night at

small nation out of financial the opening of the Industrialisa and governmental chaos, is not tlon and mechanisation exhibi- directly involved in the election tion week in Djakarta.

for president.

But one

He said that if the Tebellion was not crashed within a short the time the Government would bo armed forces

main governmental finition in reserved to

figurehead chief of state that unable to pay

ef naming premiers, Delgado and have to liquidate its diple- has pledited to dismiss Salazarmatie missions" abroad."-UP.I. if elected.-U. P. 1.

Washington, June 2

The Prime Minister a

will Ghana Kwiзne Nkrumah

ענגן

United Nations, June 2..

01 oinetal visit to the The UN Security Council to- day postponed until Thursday United States from July 23 to The meeting it had scheduled August 2, the State Department for tomorrow to resume debalo announced today

complaint on Lebanon's

of On March 8, President Elsen- interference against the Unitedhower had invited the Arab Republle of Egypt and Prime Minister to

Washington.-France-Presso. Syria. Reuter.

Ghana to come

EXPLORER Ill's DEATH DATE

Cambridge, Max., Juno 2. Explorer 11, the Earth satellite launched by the United State Army on March 20, le expected to disintegrate late this month, the Smithsonian Astrophysical

Observatory sald today. The satellite is now taking 101 minuten to circle the Earth, The time of its orbit is decrema-

Ing by 15 seconds a day and when it le down to B8 minutes It will have only a few hours of life remaining, scientists said.

It is than expected to burn up in the denser atmosphere close to Earth and disintegrate ilke a meteor.-Router.

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