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Frankie! HE'S A SENSATION...

These Dangerous Years

FRANKIE VAUGHAN

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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1958.

EXPERTS IN CLOSED SESSION

“A” TALKS BEGIN

Western Delegation In

Optimistic Mood At

De Gaulle Takes Socialist Mollet

Complete Agreement On Algerian Tour

Geneva, July 1.

The Geneva East-West talks on verification of nuclear testing got off to a very good start today with a public assurance by Russia that the discussions are only of a technical nature, many diplomatic observers said.

By JOHN BUSH

Telorgma, Eastern Algeria, July 1. General Charles de Gaullo arrived here today to start a three-day tour of military installations throughout Algaris.

Accompanied by M, Guy in the complete integration of Minisler of the nine milon Moslems with Mallet. Secinilst

the one miition

European settlers. The Europeans fear dey would be overwhelmed politically.

For the past week, until yesterday evening, Russin hád been threatening to boycott the negotiations unless Washington gave an assurance that the conference State, he was greeted at the airport by General Raoul Salan, would lend to an ending of nuclear testing everywhere. his delegate-general by Algeria, The General's arrival aroused But, the West stood Arm on point of stressing the tradition)

hopes among supporters of the

What the Europeans do want the previous agreements reached of scientific objectivity.

Algerian Public Safety Move-

double between Russia and the United He put it this way: "Each of

ment which

integration-the brought him Slates that the talks were being just brings to

back lask

into power that he integration of Europeans and the tradition of science, a tradition would use the convened purely to study

occasion of his Moslems together with metro- this way. lechnical problems involved in that places the highest premium visit to make publie his inten-politan France. In the detection and identification on objectivity.

tions over the future course or they point out, they would not of nuclear explosions."

Alpers.

be swamped politically by the Moslem population at home.

011

the

source

But there was some fear that he might remain silent and

The conference has now gone The West has maintained that Irto

closed meetings. An Western International past eading authoritative mny the carrying out of nuclear tests old that since the talks were that ho WHS permitting the was bryond the scope of the a very sciëntiñe nature and on "Algiers Movement" to be side- scientists discusions and would extremely complex technical tracked. have to bo negotiated on

I political level later.

I the

Red Agreement

the

tesues it was extremely unlikely that any substantial statements woula for the present be maže i

tr>

the press.

Jr. t

Ripe Visit

is

The temperature. was in the BD as the General steppet off the Caravelle jet plane which brought him here from Parls and greeled General Salan. The two men talked animatedly as they stepped acrom the termine Inspect a guard of honour,

M.

QUEEN'S THEATRE

ANNOUNCEMENT

The Management of this Theatre wishes to notify itš putrons' that as from July 1st, 1958, the Queen's Theatre will temporarily cease to function as a Cinema House. The present building will shortly be demolished to make room for a 15 storey skyscraper which will have shopping arcades and will house the New Queen's Theatre, Savoy Lounge and business offices.

For the past 30 odd years, it was always the policy of this theatre ta present to our patrons the very best in" Screen and Stage entertainment. We fully appreciate the very kind support we have received from our patrons and would like to take this opportunity of thanking cuch and every one of them for their esteemed patronage in the past. During the demolition and re-construction period, the temporary office of the Queen's Theatre, ibith effect from July 7th. 1958, toill be at Room 411, Central Build- ing Hong Kong. Our telephone numbers 31453 and 25859 remain unchanged,

The Management,

HOOVER: LIBERTY

CAUSEWAY NAYE VERTERTI

to

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Russia how agrees with this. The observers noted that Profes-technical exchanges. It would, sor A. K. Fyodurov, leader of therefore, wish the conference to Soviet delegation, today remain isolated from any pro- entegorically told the opening paganda polemies and thus con-

estion at the conference: "Cér- | linue its deliberations in a work-population. tainty, wo are not supposed to manlike manner.

The Western side is known i These fears were given sup-

wont ta

any political pot by the presence of M. Mollet

Mallet followed behind 111 nunaces injected

the who, as Premier two and a half | Genoral de Gaulle,

years ago, was pelted with ripe

The Generi also tomatoes when he visited Algeria officers of the base and told M.

greeted after announcing plans to extend Gentshe Mebarak, Mosk the vote to Algeria's Moslem President of the "special delega- tion" (munlelpality) that he war

The storm of Indignation was very happy to be greeted here

take up the solution of the prob- The Western regaliotoss want so great that M. Mollet cut short by you and to lem of test cessation. This is n the conference to submit an in-his scheduled three-week four multer to be solved by govern-terim progress report within the and returned to Paris after only district" ments. The Soviet tiovernment next 30 days to the eight govern live days,

eporerned. China Mall | has already set a noble example menta

# in this respect.

-

Dr Jutres Fisk, lender of the Western deleration. phasised the technical character of the tales. In tils opening said: " is most Important to have A com anderstanding of the technical problems which are involved in this question (detection and Identifcalen of nuclear ex- ploshxis) as a basis for further cor iteration by our govern- ments of the important issues on which ftature decisions will be required."

detration has!

411

The Westem tered the falka In oplastie nood. This was ex- Presed in the words of Dr Fisk: "Thus we embark, with every hope, on what can well be in historic mission; to lay the essential basis for the im- pastant decisions

wilch lie abrad."

In keeping with the Western view that the falles are solely technical Dr Fisk was noted by the observers to have made

Special.

One thing the

European seltiers do not want in Algeria

WITNESSES RECALL THE

BUCHENWALD MURDERS

OF A DEATH CELL BLOCK

Bayreuth, Germany, July 1. The only way to stay alive_in_droaded Buchenwald Concentration Camp was to keep out of former s.s. Sergeant Martin Sommer's way. A German court Frying Sommer for war crimes was told today. Sommer, 43, went on trial/ Henrich Weingartner, here on June 11 charged with testified he once saw Sommer murdering at least 53 Buchen- in possession of a gallon bottle wald prisoners and torturing of poison plus hypodermic others. He is specifically needles, charged with giving prisoners injections of poison und air.

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THE STORY THAT ELECTRIFIED THE WORLD!

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GARY COOPER DIANE VARSI SUZY PARKER

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Gregory PECK

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THE TOLD HER,

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Telergma, which is Near 14 a Constantine,

centre of support for troops fighting insurgents in the fronter, arca Will Tunisia. The General is scheduled to inspect military installations Western Algerla before arriving in Algiers to- morrow evening-Reuter.

Ghana Governor

Gets A Bride

Acera, July 1. Lord Listowel, Governor- Another thne, Weingartner General of Ghana, was married here this afterbon- to Miss sald, he saw Sommer and an- Stephanie Wise. A Canadian other s.s. guard take a prisoner singer. The ceremony was at- into a sick-ny tocker

room. tonded by Dr Kwame Nkrumah,

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The other guard left the room Prime Minister of Ghana. and returned a few minutes The bride, who flew from Jater with a needle and polson. Canada lest night was met by Mr "Shortly after 1 saw the pri-M. Det-Anan, Lord Listowel's soner-dend," Weingartner sald. secretary, and Me B.L. Pocca, Weingarter sold he was taken Controller of the State House. to Buchenwald in 1030 se a prt-She slayed the night with Mr A Wonderful Entertainment At 2.30, 5.40 & 9.15 P.M. soner on political grountle. When Evan W.T. Gill, the Canadian Filmed in Rome, New he arrived he was told by the other prisoners "the only one you have to look out for if you want to stay alive. Is the cell block supervisor."

Somner was in charge of the dreaded cell block-U.P.I.

High Commissioner, and Mrx GILL.

Lord Listowel is due to go on leave tomorrow.

Labour Earl

'U.S. Slander Us the Rth Earl, married Judith,

Lord Listowel, who is 51 and

the daughter of a Hungarian diplomat in 1933 but this marriage was dissolved in 1943, They had one daughter who is married to Lord Grantley,

Moscow, July 1. Rusia toy protested to the United States about "roolila statements" made by the Ameri-

He was a Labour Party Whip Attorney General, Mr

in the House of Lords from 1940 William P. Rogers,

unifl 1944 which he was brought The protest was made by Mt into the wartime coalition #ov- Andrei Gromykco, Soviet Foreign ernment by Sir Winston Chur- Minister, to the American Achill as Parliamentary

Under- bassador, Mr Llewellyn Thomps Secretary for India.

agency Tass reported,

301 today, the Soviet news When the Labour Party took 1945 over the governmert in Mr. Gromako described

Lord Listowel was made Poat- speech by Mr Rogers Ja master-Geetal and two years Chiengo on June 21 as "absurd later, at a critical juncture in ami, slanderous.”—Reuter,

Atomic Britain

London, July 1. The nuclear reactor at Calder Hall, alpinle energy statión, in Cumberland which has been shut down dice an accident to

Britain's relations with emerging powers of India and Pakistan, he was made Sucre. tary of State for Indih Bunna.

the

Ard

Colonial Affairs

He then betamo Minister

of

a turbine Inst Saturday, will be State for Colonial Affairs and operating again al the end of troza 1950 unt!! the Labour next week. His understood Government went out of power There-Chitin Mall Special,

PRECIOUS DROPÉ

FOR PRECIOUS MOMENTS.

CHERRY HEERING

in 1931 he was joint Parliament- ary Socretary, to the Kilaistry of Agriculture and Fisheries,

In June last year the Queen appointed him Governor-General of this new state of China in auderdalon to Sir Charles Arden- Clarke-Reuber,

Left Of Centre

home, July 1. Signor Amintore Fantani, leader of the Italian Christin Democrat Party tonight an [nblusong he had firined a left- foff-centra · boulitiaki gurerament with the Social Democrats—

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LAKZA SINGS AGAINT

MARIO LANZA

SEVEN HILLS OF ROME

Zachy

RENATO RASCEL MARISA ALLASIO

PEGGY CASTLE

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