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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1958.

CZECHS WARN YUGOSLAVS Bishop Bars Couple From

CABLE BRIEFS

Anaheim, Cali, Juno 22.

Walt Disney has taken steps

to make sure. No cars get into

his own amusement park, Dis- neyland.

Call Parties

To Fight Revisionism'

Prague, June 22,

The canic creator ordered The Czechoslovakian Communist Party issued the

photographs of himself pinced

at all guard booths after being

denied entrance by a guard who

did not recognise him.-U.P.I.

Mineola, N.Y.. June 22, Archie Berkey, 43, was in iroubir today because NO allegedly broke inta the dog pound to steal his own dog.

Berker

warning today that the Moscow-led campaigni against Yugoslavia would continue until her "revisionists" capitulate, political observers said tonight.

charred with NOW WE HAVE day gress, "resolutely rejects

grand larceny for taking his boxer which had been picked up by the dog catcher.-U.P..

Fulcavka, June 2.

Marutaka Kogie poured the

cake and pair the geishas who entertained 20 of fils businzu friends t his "funeral" here today.

POWDERED ELECTRICITY!

Plymouth, June 22.

The Party. In summary 10,000- published today of word resolution after its four- the un-Marxist programme" of the Yaglay Communists and called on Cumamunist parties to fight revisionism " an rational obligation."

inter-

also hinted

The resolution that the ideological quariel he- tween the parties might niso bring a restriction in sate rela- ttons. Only mutual relations

both heuoficial to

countries"

Kogune, who is in the best of Electrical ongineering con. would be unintained, the resolu-

beaith, organised the premature ! rites as a gesture of friendship.

"If my esscelates te me weil enough to attend my funeral when I die, I'd rather that they khow their friendship now," he said.-U. P. J.

sultant Walter Watson |tion stated, claimed today to have in-

The resolution foreshadowed a vented powdered electri-conpolidation of the Cotamunds

Party's control over te here, city,

especially in the cultura Bold, and promised also a "tougher time for surviving members of the former bourgeois class.

He said seven years' necel wen: into his discovery which "may revolutionlst the use of

Nottingham, June 22. Infalon daily paid off for electricity." Nottingham children today. Children over 15 years of age } According to Watson, he can

in public care will liave their pucket money doubled,

They will get Ove shililings a wek.-U.P.I.

Shotley, June 22. Two nonchalant fishermen casually fed up here yesterday and quietly informed the coast guard they hud picked up a live, magnetle mie in their nets. The name of their fishing bont"Why Worry!"-U.P.I.

•

Hove, June 22.

get

a the

40 from

watta to 25 kilowatts of

212 powdered electricity Writ size of a half-pint milk bottle He sale the heart of the heating unit, which Screws standard radiatore Is.a White powder "developed from previous metals and minerals" and sets as a semi-conductor.

AN OUNCE

4.

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silien glass tape. Watson Bolt

IRE

vut

New Effort

of for

I called for new efforis 10 eradieste ]] influences bourgeois keology" and

"socialist realism" from tore all artists and cultural workers, New steps were announced to strengthen further the security organs to wipe out all attempts to impede the building endeavours of the people."

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The party would also bring The 1,100,000-strong union youth, hitherto independent, al feast in theory, fully into Its

control lo improve Communist

duration of the young,

Ise powder is coated in

about one-64th of an Local policemen were

needed to power The

The resolution also announced trouble with the public today annllest beuter.

the forthcoming vlimination of They committed an offence that struck deep into the heart of Watu demonstrated to re private farmers, who sit buff!- many of the local townsfolk. porters by boiling a quarter pintyate about -a

Through misunderstanding | of watu with has powder the cunstables on the beat closed heater la about one recon i, the public bars a half an hour too early.U.P.I.

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London, June 22. A judge acquitted Mrs Maude King or a housebreaking charge yesterday afler she explained she climbed through a convenient window to hide her embnITUSS- ment, She said the elastle broke on one of her fanst vital gar-

nts.-U.P.I.

.

Gainsborough, June 22.

Jack Slanhum. 75, unhappily put a nice in his window today

"don't really know what I

Is myself," he said, "It behaves as though it were the very stuff of electricity itself."

Watson is looking for a Br

to lack him.-U,P,1.

Teenage Crime

Singapore, June 22.

The Straits Times said today there was a threat of increase sit teenage in the incidence crime in Singapore.

The He explained to

1 announce the stork is not calling here."

Times sald fast year 421 juveniles. well wishers that the widwife courts convicted who has been calling on bis 21- fourteen and 15-year-olds re- year-old wife comes to buy errepresented 88.5 per cent of those -U.J.I.

charged.Reuter

A British Crossword Puzzle

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18

24

27

ACROSS

1 Sensitive plant (0).

it's always seen in portraits (5).

B Scratch artistically? (4),

Perhaps he's a dopei (8).

11. Bury (5)...

12 Writes in a book, maybe (0)

14 Crooked Inclination (4),

16 He's unsuccessful (5),

18 Conscious

(5).

of internal site

19 Made by stable cats? (4).

20 Designated (U).

24 Lazy falk (3).

25 1's very suldatu deen (0),

20 Broken bone now black (4).

27 Fear (5).

23 Moncy galore (4).

DOWN

1 Field drink? (4):

2 IPs the fashion (4).

3 Religious ofIshoo17 (43.

Bear witness (0).

National emblem handle with eare! (7).

0 Without guile and crude?

(7).

Y Bugbeart, holy, pieritys (7).

10 Mart, for feeding (8).

13 Strusted around; not neces-

sarily in uniform, (7)

third of all crable i

“HÍ THERE EVERYBODY!“

Mr Harold Macmillan acknowledges the cheers of the onlookers when he attended the 1958 Derby nt

Keystone.

Epsom.

ELECTION OF SUCCESSOR

TO PRESIDENT CHAMOUN

WILL BE A HARD TASK

BY PIERRE SOLAN

Beirut, June 22.

Communion For

For 6 Months

Reason: Husband-To-Be A Divorcee

Leeds, June 22.

A Church of England bishop, who ordained a young man on probation for a sexual offence against a boy, has told an engaged couple they will be barred for six months from communion when they wed because the husband-to-be is à divorcee.

Last month, when the bishop Dr George A. Chase, a bache-barred from commission. I was

thal there lor Bishop of Ripon, also ruled not aware

was ordained as a minister a 25- that the couple must give up church ruting on this mattor year-old student, who a year ago their voluntary work at their and there are a number ofynn put on probation for two elmareti.

people who attend church who years at Lewes, Susier, for in- | decently assaulting a boy of nine, feel very angry about it."

there was criticism from Britain's ' zational preRS.

They are Mr Jack Cotman, 42, and Miss Nancy Linton, 41, who worked and worshipped at Sant Matthews Church, Hol- beck, Leeds, since childhood,

Mr Godarian sons, aged 12

divorced [rom March 10. 1955. innocent party.

WAS

who lis two and nine.

his wife on He was the

Told Vicar

The Bishop's ruling takes effect from August 30 when the couple wed at a Leeds register

oflec.

Me Godman said today: "This business is causing us both a tot of distress, I told the vicar that I intended to remarry In the register office and the Bishop of Ripon was notified.

fow "We saw the bishop a days ago and he was very nice bul he told us we would bo

Warning Of Soviet Bloc Economic Offensive

Washington, Juno 22.

12ncl here. irt nsures to The Lebanese Parlament will meet on July 24 to A Gavotnment department

achieve the final victory of so- cialist co-uperative large-scale prodhiellon in Czechoslovakia.-- China Mail Special.

MASSIVE AIR-LIFT ENDS

Nicosia, June 22.

elect 1

to

President Camille successor Chamoun as head of the state.

*The 86 members of parlla-kown In about two wecks, thent will vote without debate, when the members of parlia-

a spielthed by the constitution. The candidate receiving two Thirds of the votes on the first ballot or an alelute majority on subsequent ballots will be ciate President for a six year period ending September 4. 1964, with Bo re-election possible.

TRANSFER

ends.

ment will have Anished their unofficial meetings. France Presse.

DEMOCRATIC

CONVENTION

ENDS IN FREE-FOR-ALL

today warned of the dun- gor of tha omorging economic offensiva

Soviet bloc countries.

In a detailed analysis based on Information supplied by American Agricultural attaches abroad, the Foreign AgricuMurat Service of the Agricultural De- partment sall:

"The

LOOSEN TIES

immedic te purpose of the present campaign is to Jooss the economic and poll. Heul tice of the underdeveloped

with

United the Countries

States.

"The tools of this campaign economic are trade expansion; and technical assistance; ex- change of technical and cul- furul missions; relation of travel restrictions and pressures to break down the economic restrictions OB the sale of

The eight-day airlift of over

The transfer of powers from 6,000 British troops from pkl to the new president 15 Britain to Cyprus ends of to take place on the day that midnight tonight,

Chemoon's six-year tern

September Over 700

and He was elected on tons of mTL material have beta flown in since 23, 1052. Jume 14 aboard Comets, Shackletons, Hostin und Beverleys In 155 ght, the which has apparently not been Royal Air Force announced.

of erders decrees that the President The miles were About 700,000

thehould be a Maronite Christian. flown in the operation...

A well-established

tradition

shaken by current political dia-

mast concentrated airliti since The main potential candidates Berlin, the RAF claimel,

The men flown here are the entire Parachute Brigade, the 26th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, and the First Guards Brigade.

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Troops in Cyprus now num- ber about 37,000-Reuter.

Filmgoers

Ethio,

the

Borton, June 22, strategic goods and commodi- Massachusetts Domocid- tles

tic Stato convection endedorbit."

the

Chines-Soviet

in a free-for-all and polico The longer term objective" intervention early today, was a move to align the foreign,

policy of the neutral countries after delegates had spent with that of the Soviet bloc and 14 hours nominating con- | eventually bring them into the didater for State offices. Soviet fold.

Impossible

Today, the Sunday Express

said: "Among thousands of loyal

He said because of the Church of England's attitude that $1

members of the Church of Eng- divorced person should not be

will be anger and Iand there allowed to remarry in church isquiet at what goes on in the

C and bis Dancee realised diocese of Ripon."

Ihal mutrying al their 03 church was "impossible."

Mr Godinary and his Nancee are both teachers at the Church Sun-

lends day School. He also

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pack of welf cubs and produce and writes the annual children's pentomine which has raised hun- dreds of pounds for the church In recent years.

His flancer is treasurer of the churches' Ladies club, a chorister and a deputy organist.

Repugnant

The Church of Englorld's doctrine ca homosexuality and divorce was repugnant to the vast majority of the motion," the Sunday Express suki.

"It the bishops do not alter that doctrine then Parliament which has the power must after Mall them." - China for Special,

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9.30 P.M.

FRANK SINATRA MITZI GAYNOR: JEANNE CRAIN FODIE ALBERT The

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NEXT CHANGE -

Eli Wallach • Robert Kelth in "THE LINEUP"

ORIENTAL MAJESTIC

TO-DAY

CONDITIONED.

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

SEE THE LAWS OF THE JUNGLE IN ACTION

RICHARD TODD JULIETTE GRECO

NAKED

VULNERABLE EARTH

such as

at prisent seem to be the fol lowing: Found Ammoun, who insured the continuity of Lo- banese foreign policy for almost 15 years as Secretary-General of the Foreign Ministry; Charles

The fighting broke out after The Service said heavily in- Helou, former Foreign Minister nine hours of wrangling bedustrialised countries and former Ambassador to the tween delegates over the selec-Britain and Japan, thot must Valient; Affred Naccache, who tion of a candidate for Attornes- trade to live, were vulnerable to war Pr sident in 1942: and General

such a campaign. as well ng Staymand

Influential About 300 delegates surged developed countries and coun- member of

Parlament's howard the speakers' platform tries only recently released from New York, June 22. Foreign Affairs Committee, Jughting, yelling and hissing.

colonialism.

"The Sino-Soviet bloc has American filmis attracted on

GOOD CHANCE

the economic ald overage of 145 million people to

stopped into the cinema each week last year.

Three Candidates, long-eld with attractive offers and the, Film Daily, year book of;

Former Minister Hamid Fean- motion pictures reported today.

a grex chance stouding political foes, were up large propaganda efforts design- ttle would have States, the the United

since he stepped down to perfor nomination, and after threefed to convince the less develop- countries that the bloc is to help solve average weekly audience in 1937 ml Chamour's eketion in 1952, inconclusive bellots their sup-to was 45 million and abroad the but

will probably poilers backed up their argu- wing and able his health

problems," the ments with flailing is and yells their economie Coverage oudierce was 100 keep him out of politics.

General Fuad Chehab would (of anger, after one group chim-report said.-Reuter. certainly get all the votes, but fed the vote-counting was being he believed he should devote rigged. The Atrst Chinese

to his job made himself exclusively electric locomotive has been as

by maintain

1n

| mittion-China Mall Special,

Peking. June 23.

army

successfully trial-produced

plant in Ilunan Province,

POLITICAL FOES

Royal Visit

As lighting delegates surged

San Francisco, June 22. chief-of-slaT and across the floor of the conven-

neutralityrion hall.

were Extra police

Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, 30- complote the Slangtan power equipment among the fnctions and clans rushed into the building to re-year-old Shah of Iran, arrived Honolulu at 10 a.m. officers froin the

Inforce overwhelmed which divide Lebanon.

belleyed that the who had been an duty there.-board Pan American slipper.

for a four-day stay.-U. P. 1. choice of candidates would be Beuter.

Now China News Agency IL WILY reported.-France-Presse,

Poor Facilities, Slovenly Effort

SWEEPING INDICTMENT OF U.S. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

The cause of the crisis New York, Juno 22. The educators bluntly warned | mid-century, charged that edu- crists.

American alors and employers we put in our breath-taking movement Brothers that THE Rockefeller

whether the

valus | into' a Federala fuse emphasis on the

new technological ers. 14 Put. hier, or the fuck, the Fund issued a sweeping it people like it or not,

a college diploma and that The USSR has served as a rude hussy! (7)..

dictment of America's educa- iki to education is here to stay. of 15 Anoyed at bóing sturg? (7), | tional system todny, charging They also served notice that the too many schoot systems have stimulus to awaken us to that 17 He's got something there (6), existence of poor durational theory that adi men are created fallen into a "lock step" of auto-reality.

every promo:ing 19 Bone-meal,, one would think, facilities, slovenly educational equal must be abandoned when matteally

might be the fertiliser for it effort and general failure to it comes to education.

(0).

21 Horze ptr (47%).

meet the stem demands of the times.

Next Change: "MANUELA"

TO-DAY

Return Engagethett By Popular Reyteri AT 2.30, 5:20, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M;

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

"ADVENTURES

of A TRAMP"

WITH MUSIC WORDS

Whisen, Dancimé and Produced by CHARLES CHAPLIN

tung wah group of hosPITALS CHARITY CONCERT

In aid of the building of the Naw Kwong Wah Hospital

to be held

on Friday, 27th June, 1958, at 7.45 p.mɔ. at the Hong Kong Football Club Stadium

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR & LADY BLACK

have graciously consented to

be present at the function.

Main Attractions:--

T Pragon Dance,

2.

Lion Dance,

3.

Cantonese and Mandarin songs by famous opera and micvid stars, etc.

It will not be enough Admission Tickets of $100, $50 & $20

Rist

student every year.

to meet the problem grudgingly or with a little more money. The Americans will have to ac- It sald there has been a "whole- nation's geed for good eduron- 22 Expressionless face (4).

cept the fact, the panel said, that sale" wuste of talgut in failures tion la immediato, and good 23 Fabulous story (4).

A panel of top educators, who gifted students must be given to give ample eluentional and education la expensive. That

opportunities Lois

the American fact which people have never been quile mads à pecial study for the special opportunities and chal- professional SATURDAY'S Gossword-oromys 1 Softs, Stacks,

must be rewarded beyond the ".... the crisis in, our science prepared to face....Wo

future ter educa- 95, 20 Cabinet, 22 Anii, 23 Realise, 27 Census, 20 Opera, 30 education in the next 10 to 15 run-of-the-mill level.

Madcap, 10 9mite, 12 Reason, 14 Problem, 17 Nent, 10 Large fund, called for a revolution in and that talented teachers negroes.

education is not un invénilion bulid for the Increase Down: 1 Süm up, 1 Rodeo, 3 Yours, with on

Th Riding, 31 Torod, 32 Enger.

of the newspapers, or scientista, tion as daringly and aggresively Shoord, Peelers, 11 Mongol, 13 spending, train, the present $11

ire tr The report, fourth issued by or the Pentagon" the panel as we have built other aspects Snorl, 6 Law; 0 Chineo, A-mate-r, 18 Roan, 16 BOUGT, 16 Ass, 20 Cevoft; 21 Biellon, YOU to at least $30 the Fund's specal studies pro- said. It is a real crisis..the of our national

of the 'part."----UPI. 24 Aside, 25 Icing, 20 Elgar, 28 Naßt,

billion by 1947.

jout dealing with America at USSR is not, the cause

.

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