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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958.

Russia Starts The Ball Rolling

MOVE TOWARDS SUMMIT AGAIN

CABLE

Possibility of

BRIEFS Bilateral Talks

London, June 4. All precedents will be broken al Albert Hall on July 17 when A village automobile will ap- pear as tololat,

The ancient car will chus through twe movements—Allegro Molio Bring Mosso and the The Carburetor

Walz-of

Antony Hopkin's composition

With America

By JOHN EARLE

London, June 4.

"Concerto for molor car and East-West moves towards a summit conference

orchestra."-U.P.I.

New York, June 4,

Her fors were regal and her entrance. -Was stately when Beatrice Lute swept onto B stage in an early scene of delit

as "Aunile Mamer

hur

appeared to diplomatic observers here today to be gaining in momentum again after a period of stagnation,

At the same time, it wÆN] felt that the Russians were on working towards the possi

bility of direct bilatern); talks with the United States,

Itroadway.

Then she removed her hat, and eff 'bouneed her whg. Sire: got such a hugh that the pro- ducers want her to keep it in the show-U.P.I.

Developments

Observers puinted tu thei following developments ns evidence of progress being made,

London, June 4. Tekst agruts Keith Prowse said today he sold tickets for

The Soviet Foreign Minis- ter. Mr Andrei Gromyko, The London production of "My

wild Fairy Lady" a convict in hos noe hul meetings Dartmoor Penitentiary.

the nssadors in Moscow of The prisoner had written the Buited States, B:tain and that

them "for a France. wanted parly on the day after my dy- chage."—UPL

London, June 4. Omelas of London's Metro politan Theoire sled a wooden trunk to the railings outside to advertise their next production The Thousand Poumi Trunk Mystery."

The mystery today who atole the trunk from the Ulettre?

-U,P.1,

Stafford, June 4. Three teenagera labouriously climbed through a window in the belief they were emeaking into a daner.

• The ending of propaganda":

"war

Ways of easing Middle East tension:

• A prohibition on the use of outer space for military purposes, conditions on the liquidation of foreign military bases on allen territories;

• A German peace treaty; and

The development ol cultural and other lies between countries.

Technical Talks

on

The proces j:: Uins underi

The United States and | www. upon which East

the Soviet Union appear- West had agreed, that a sued to be neur ngrOEMENL mit conference and a Pioveding

confe.ence holding technical talks, perhaps Foreign Masters hould be prepared in, separate Geneva later this month, on meetings between Mr Cruanyka Working out measures to super- and the envoys of the three is a nuclear tests ban.

Western powers.

louk

.

Portuguese

Election

Campaign Ceases

Lisbon, June 4. Portugal's sharpest election

campaign since the pre xent regime was establish- ed in 1926 ended today, three days before the Presidential election Sunday.

The parleikition of Britain What

these there and other countries in pince meetings has

been kept con- culcal talles is ampleft in the Adential by both Eist and American-Soviet correspondence West-Itself regarded 09

an but, it was noted, so for there

has been no contact between often eavouraging sign,

Britain and the Soviet Union on the subject.

Both sides are known to have exchanged their views on an agenda for a sumpit conference, Though a Soviet memorandum on agenda has not been pub lished, the declaration of the Warsaw Pact comference

In

When they finished their job of climbing they found them- detves in the local police head-Moscow on May 24 disclosed. that the Soviet Union would quarters.-U.P.I.

like these subjects discussed at the summit:

Pelham, Georgia, June 4. Banker I. C. Harris whipped oui his own pistel when a theg nimed a gun at him in a robbery balempt yesterday at the Pelham Bumieing Co. The would-be holdup mun, yelling "Don't, don't, don't," quickly turned on his heels and lock-1...

Hamburg. June 4. Palier today were looking for Rodulf Mrub, a clean burglar.

Detecllven maid Meub has developed a habit of taking a bath, alving and changing clothes

when he robs a home while its owners are out.-U.P.I.

The Agenda?

The idea of technical talks on disusement prigially a British une, made

incastres

been

View of China's first motor car the "East Wind" which is now leaving the factory in Chang- chun. The car, which has several luxury features, has an average speed of 80 miles an hour and consumption of 25 miles à gallon-Keystone,

TUNIS COMPLAINT

SHELVED

IN UNITED NATIONS

United Nations, June 4.

China's First

Motor Car

Does

25 M.P.G.

Rebel Town Surrounded

In Lebanon

Bagdad, June 4. Lebanese Government arm- oured forces today com- pleted the encirclement of the rebel stronghold of Haalbek Town and the surrounding villages, ac- cording to official reports arriving here from Beirut (onight.

The

armoured

force cam-

U.S. Will

Launch A Sputnik III

Washington, June 4. One of the United States Government's loading scientists predicted today that America would launch a satellite the size of Russia's Sputnik III within the next 12 to 18 months.

Dr

Herbert York, chief scientist of the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Defence Depart- ment, fold a national mls. sile industry conference here that the Russians were ahead in the develop. ment of large rocketa be cause they started work- Ing in that field Ave years before the United States began itu rocket

pro- gramme.

The United States Whs now "somewhat more than a year behind the Russians" in the development of large engines or boosters, he said.

A large military satellite equal to Sputnik 11 about 3,000 pounds --- would be launched by the United States and be in orbit within 12 to 18 moathe.-Reuter.

MAJESTIC

the rebels to surrender or a SHOWING TO-DAY bonbirdment within the 24 hours.

bext

on The UN Security Council today decided to shelve manier issued an ultimatums to

ntil June 18 consideration of Tunisian charges of French "aggression" so that talks might take place between the Paris and Tunis Governments.

The four-week campaign bos marked by blunt and violent language Trum

and opposition Government

by supporters and

several clashes between police and tie-

M. Guillaume Ceorger-Picol, monstrators,

Permanent representa Press censorship was not lift- French

was tive, proposed the suspension of In the United Nations disarmed for the campaign bul

after the 11-member sufficiently

the debate at ament sub-commillee negotia- slackened

beginning to enobic both sides Council had heard. Tunisia's tions here last summer.

publish their to

manifestos Justice Secretary, M. Ahmed Towards the end it was Mestiri, say that the presence of fulty.

French troops in his country was somewhat tightened up again.

"a permanent provocation to our CANDIDATES

Government and people."

The questim was being asked whelix the Soviet Union in tended to lay down a pattern Important negotiations be arranged and. ultimately, decided directly between Rself and the United States.

A ban on nuclear testa;

atom-free zone in │. .• An central Europe;

Not In Favour

One

The Government candidate is Rear Admirat America Tomas, 43, Navy Minister since 1944. The two opposition "candidates are General Humberto Delgado, Arlindo independent, and Dr school of thought here Vincente, a lawyer nominated belleves Mr Karushchev would by a leftist Opposition group prefer a direct, bilateral sun- Although Dr Vincente

withdrawn from the mlt conference between hinwelf officially

election, he has announced that and President Eisenhower. A reduction of foreign

British leaders, observers be- he will give his followers' voles the troops in Germany;

to General eved, were

Delgado sensitive to this Measures to prevent issibility and would not favour sake of unity of the Opposition.

direet Soviet-Amerlean negotia- Lions.

A non-aggression treaty between Nato and the Warsaw L'act:

murprise attack;

The expansion of Inter- national trade;

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Across

3 Literary puzzle. (B),

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From vnd to erid (5).

8 It may be sleatly dropped!

(8)....

10 Vinegary (6).

13 Only In name (7).

13 Old and withered (4).

17 At the side (7),

18 Queriet of charged

20 Units (4).

(7).

21 Shade of red (7).

hands?

20 Take overy precaution (8).

27 Not at all lulkative (8).

28 Musical Journal? (5).

20 Time without end (8).

5

bows

1 Idol worshipper (5).

2 Redskin emblem (5).

3 One more (5).

4 Drop? In a sense (4),

5 Horn businessman? (0).

6 Savage needlework? (0).

9 Fishy coverings (8).

11 Stop at one end

(0)

12 Catwalk? (5).

of a canal

14 Military surgeon? (0).

15 They look to the future (9),

10 Comparatively

(8).

18 ay the foot (U).

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10 One way to make secure (8).

23 Vex (5).

33 Move forward (5).

24 Adolescent agen (3).

Mr Khrushchev has sent President Eisenhower a now letter, reportedly dh ex-. panding trotle.

Observers were waiting to see whether olher heads of govern- Macmillun ment including Mr

would receive similar letters, or whether the Russlans intended to have Talks on this subject with the United States nione,- China Mall Special.

UNDER SECRET

ORDERS

-Reuter,

for

has

JUSTIFIED

here

M. Mestirl, who flew especially to help present the the Tunbia would east, raid “mornily justified in reslsling by all means, and opposing force with force, to maintains our

2nd dignity In- sovereignty violale."

"Legally, this would be quite consistent with self-defence," he sald

the Referring to

Anglo- American "good offees" efforts at a solution of Franco-Tunisian differences after the French

U.S. Airmen's bombing of Sakiel-Sidi-Yoursef

Latest Fad:

Dyed Hair!culties," he said

Shefford, June 4, American airmen stationed near horo have been banned from having their hair, eyebrows

and moustdchos" dyed. They have been told that Bonn, June 4,

craze started by a local borber West Gearnos soldiers have is upsetting U.S.A.F, security been under secret orders for rangements. iwo years not to go within one The order has dismayed Me kilometre of the East Germaa | Cyril Manden who has border. In order to avold fron- || Hafrdressing establishment 201

tler Incidents, it was officially Shefford's High Street, disclosed here today.

PROFITABLE

A

The one kilometre prohibited

He has enjoyed a profitable zone applies to all soldiers in business dyeing the hair of men uniform, while a second strip, from the Chicksands U.S.A.F. t've kilometres wide, is banned

signals centre at 17/0d a time. in units having more men than

But recently Mr Munden kent an infantry company, it was

n Negro back to Chicksands announced.

Border

zone

blond hair and security is handled exclusively with bright

police-France-matching eyebrows.

by

Contier

Presse.

State Visit

STRANGE

ACTIVITIES

OF RUSSIAN

A

SHIP

Santingo, June 1.

But Sabri Hammadhu, former President of Parlament and leader of the estimated 4,000 rebels, rejected the ultimatum and threatened to resume the Bghting.

sont

Armoured forces were also today to Sidon Port in southern Lebanon and the neighbouring towns in an at- tempt to put down rebel do- mination.

RESCINDED

Meanwhile, the Lebanese au- Lorities have rescinded an ex- pukdon order against Mr David Holden,

correspondent of the London Times, official sources Baid today.

Mr Holden

was on Monday Soviet scientific vessel night given 24 hours to leave

the country. Yesterday-he-was- anchored off the Chilean granted a 12-hour extension of coast recently and fired stay.

At the United Nations, the flares for a considerable time, possibly as a signal day to meet

UN Security Council agreed to- to Russian submarines in morrow

to

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HOOVER LIBERTY

at 1900 GAT 10 resume rebate an the area, a highly placed Lebanon's charge of "Interven- Lion" in its internal afers by Naval source said today.

the tinted Amb Republie of List February, M. Mestri sald

The Soviet ship Ob has been Egypt and Syria, Reuter, Tunista had spared no effort to making oceanography studies

connection with the Inter- help the mediation team.

It had exered "patient, con- recently engaged in "strange

national Geophysical Year be:? tinuing efforts to resolve by activities of Punta Topocalma, the pending about 175 miles north of the Chilean naval buse al The- enbunno, the source added. M. Georges-Picol recalled The Ob put in at Valparaiso Monday's message from the new and requested help repairing French Prime Minister, Generala propeller blade broken during Charles de Gaulle. Tunisian Antarctic operations for IGY Chilean authorities President Habib Burgulba and | studies, suggested that the Counell ad- granted the ship permission to Jnt for a fortnight to allow go to Talcahuano but en route Laiks between the two Govern it anchored off Topacalma "for inents to proceed,

a long time" and lobbed rockel M. Metiri said the rules dares into the sky, the informant favoured setting a definite dute, sold.

A FORTNIGHT

Ir resumption of debate, and A merchant shilp saw the he suggested June 18. The Bares and asked if the Ob wus Counell accepted that and ad- In dimeulty but no reply was journed after the President, received, the source utd. - Tulwan's Dr Ting Ting U.P.I. had expressed his hope the talks would achieve success, Heuter.

Blows Out Fire

Teheran, June 4.

Diplomatic Cases

Dunkirk, June 4. Two diplomatic cases from the British Embassy in Parls were destroyed by fire which, broke in the sealed postać wagon

dip-

at

The U.S.A.F. decided the American "Flying Fireman", out craze had gone too far and was Myron Kenley, today succeeded of the Perls-London boa! train breaking a regulation that per- in blowing out with a 500-pound last night.

The fire, their nitro-glycerine explosive charge

which was sonnel must not niter appearance as shown in records, a gigantic two-month-old fire covered by railway workers also destroyed So sad Americans are troop- which has been raging through Dunkirk, Moscow, June 4. leg back to Mr Munden to have the number six oll well at quality of bank certificates,

The Paris police were today The King of Nepal arrived their hair dyed back to Its Ahvas in the southern Iranlah

zane. France-investigating here today for a brief stale original shade. China Mall Consortium

Speclul.

Presse,

France-Pressc. vis!t.-U.P.L

UK LIBERALS SET UP A CRY

CAUSEWAY BAYİ TEL.TESTI

KOWLOON

TEL. SÓLAR, BR03-30

HELD OVER 2 MÔRE DAYS To-day & To-morrow: 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 F.M. Winnor of 5 Golden Harvest Awards

at the 5th Asian Film Fastival

DIAU CHARN

OF THREE KINGDOMS

LINDA ISAO RAY

EASTMAN COLOR

A Shaw Studio Production

CAPITOL RITZ

SHOWING TO-DAY -

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 ₫ 9.30 P.M.

the Theldent SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.

REFORM BRITAIN'S ELECTORAL SYSTEM!

Mt

London, June 6, Joseph Grimmond, lender

of

25 lt with a blunt instru-ed today for reform of 'he Bri

ment? (4),

tah electoral system to give Jiborala falřer, representalloys in

proportion to the thy number Parliamentary reals they At present they have only six of the 030 seats in the Houan of Conmous.

MF Grimmond quoted figures Torquay

votes in the election brought Party, which says Britain should Liberals only six moats, whereas bring pressure to bear on Conservatives,

and America to forgo with 13,330,034 - Rusio

the manufacture and C of votes gained 345 sealN,

Libertis will be urged at atomie wespons. their annual Conferetich ht

As WEDNESDAY'S CROSSWORD~~Acrom: 1 Earwig, 5 Apple, Parlament

September to ge-

Arst aingo toward 0 Supra, 0 Elixir, 10 Serop, 11 Knock, 12 Arts, 13 Neats, 16 In on official Parly pamphlet, showing that in the 1058 gen-mand that Britain should offer achieving this object, Brilain Breath, 18 Bridal, 20 Reset, 22 Owls, 33 Buns. 25 Bogle, 20ho claimed Liberals-who have ut election it needed 30,000 to end making atomic welponz should also cancel immediately Earned, 27 Drons, 20 Sovan, 20 Thesis. Down; 1 Elevator, 2 bem wizing many volen from votes to elect a Conservative as soon as possible,

any existing ngrements with. EDIS Nemlution, to Rain-tubs, 3 Tels, 4 Gurnard, & Arsonal, 3 Packet, 7 Least, 14 Conservatives -in recent Paella-45,000 to elect a Socialist and

offert the United States on the use be put forwart by the of atumie weapons, the rescli- Showings, 1 Subaldes, 10 Bll-terh, 17, Eainest, 16 Reslie, 21 mentary by-election-have al 120.000 to blett a Liberal, Put | will Evoke, 24 Sash.

ways collected votes out of all landther way. A total of 728,895 i Pofty Bar, Birmingham, Libéral |, Mons, adds/Resifer,

LANCASTER

CURTIS SWEET SMEL OF SUCCESS

Released they United Kitch

NEXT CHANGE ----. ANTHONY QUINN in "MAN FROM DEL RIO”

John Wayne Sophia Loren Rossano Brazzi

·Legend of

the Lost

Wayne pute his brand

,,on Loreni

NEXT CHANGE —– ALAN LADD in ("THE DEEP SIX"

in Wämnercolor

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