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MISCELLANEOUS

THE CHINA MAILA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1958.

Neutralism RACE RIOTS Tele News

In Asia

by Guy Wint

Why are the Chinese so bitter against Tito? They

attack him continually and comprehensively

as if they feel that they are engaged in a life and death struggle.

arc

Perhaps the really inortally threatened. Truc, China is a huge country, and Yugo Javia

small one. In very But this is a war of ideas, not of armies.

Tolsm is neutmist. "We against the division of the world into camps," he said in the speech that set off the pre This stale ment has, particularly enraged Peking.

pent controversy.

Chinese Communism is very much concerned abonit Ile town intermal wrakness, especially since the revelation last year of the numerical

strength of

Im by striking at its rouree, Evidence in growing that China has been inciting Moscow to more declisive moves In Its war of nerves against Yugoslavia.

How will the neutralist coun-

tries of South Asia regard the bas pi- conflict? Mr Nehru

of

IL

Neutrals

to

of

LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR

IN BRITAIN

COMMENT FROM 'OTHER

NEWSPAPERS.

AT 7.30 this evening David Fator han the leading

hole in this delightful Bert Gillett will which is called "Sheepdog of take his seat at the The Hill" THE wilh Philip Friend and Holon Perry to sup- Console of his ham- port him here is complete mond

guarantee of top line entertain- organ to gay ment. a musical farewell to the many friends he made during his years' stay in

Colony. Londoni, Sept. 1.

HE Manchester Guardian, commenting on clashes be-

in the west London district of Notting 11th Gate, txlay CX- pressed the fear that similar incidents may take place in the slum quarters of other British cities,

T tween white,and coloured people in Nottingham and

sand

the

clash

"The rioting between white cataly connected with

coloured propio in the previous week's racial Notting Hill area of London This is an alarming state of

to have followed the affairs." same lines as that at Notting- tiis liberal daily com- hom," monted.

"Once again provocation on the parl of groups of white youths—including the burling of a petrol bomb throug the window of a house-Je to Д pitched battle,

"One lesson of the Notting

What HineldenS

the trouble is infectious.

"Similar Incidents may well take place in the stum quarters of other ettles, and, if that happens, drustle action to sup- press them will bo required.

REAL REMEDY "Larger forces of police on the streets and more rigorous enforcement of the laws re- garding the sale and carrying of knives and other weapons can help.

MOTIVE "Once again a leading motive for that provocation seems to have been the presence of white women with coloured men. ›

Tic

thase in pattern of

"But the real remedy is willi thecidents

becoming the courts. clearer. Gangs of youths on "Magistrates will have to b the look-out for trouble fint prepared to temper trierey with the presence of a coloured justice when dealing with community in an ai a target proved Casc# of adolescent for their Violence,

tlagery.

Sir: As an Englishman who ready expressed his repugnunet has lived many years in China my profouk. I ou xPDESA at the return of Stalinizm

leader you can objectiors to the political scene.

the Lode no good Internationally.published last week on

Aghting. It seemed Quemoy Lotypical of the attitude the Bri- Titolan

slands for national The reaction is not likely Communism-for the berty of stop there, Chha, in attack- have maintained for years Inves vach Communis nation to ing Tito for standing aside from in China: Let China evolve is own form of Com- the power struggle,

has aban-quarrels so long as they don' munism as it chooses. The Chi-doned the pretence that Com-affect our concessions and our trade. I thought all that went nese Government is afraid of

out of vogue when Shanghai benuse it is

reikes on the munism is the champion

reutralism. therto Que has motolithic appearance of inter- een one of the strongest cards

wem before World War II. You condemn the Nationalists for nationmi Comuksen as a great

Communist

propaganda,

"provocation" (presumably their source of prestige.

Peking has given the game esence on the islands consti- away.

Bufer provocation), and

Americans for "ambisutty" (you don't say whether you want the Amserlens to back the Nation- allet occupation, by silence, those calls "Rights". It fears The result may be a rully condemn ft) but surely to good- that if the Communist world by the genuinely Beutrallstress it is a civil war even dns to divide into separate countries to form a block able ough moz of the fighting WOULD YOU LIKE la travel around, independen States the prs- t _stand_up_ to Communist ended eight years ago, and both Sour tu coliert materials for bok and Communist Government of hectoring. They are in a fairly Chinas have a right to go on

Chia may perish in The pro- strong position

so. giring In any way they choose Urks. China might not unly Muscow is anxious that there if that is the way they want it. choose its own form of Com- should be no open breate with The Nationalis furthermore munism; It might choose not to them. They can therefore go a Have every right to maintain be Communist at all.

Di these Islands long way in calling the tune in themselves

relationship with with their future

American help-if the Anerleans are prepared to give the Conununist countries.

it. The Communists have their A rather subtle lead has been alliance with Russla and the The Peking Government re- given by President Nasser of Netlonists are entitled to have Iles for its survival in the last the United Arab Republic. song friends too. I think, fur-

that

talr- any resort upon the backing of the Nasser went recently to Moscow thermore, Communist movement interna- as its humoured gubat. Instead minded

person mus! ocenit have Nationalists the timally.

movement of coming back as a

fully that should break up and lose its undoctrinated Communist, he at shown great courage in holding unity, it would feel terribly ¢x-- once paid visit to the target on to these islands all these posed.

of all the present Communist car As is their war not

Britain ст

else 15 abuse, Marshal Tito. This was

them that evidently a calculated gesture of

By they should be evacuated independence.

cause staying there they do friction and tensior. but that's We the affair of the Chinese,

busi- ought to mind our own ness. We have been kicking the

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All its recent pronouncements and actions show that it thinks that to maintalu the Pelmy" of Communism it requires the Com- munist Party to be inspired with the crudest and most fanatico! ideas, Tito's more mellow brand of Communism might

undermine it.

هله

3rd Block

the

anyone

titled to tell

It will be a curious result Nationalists around for yours of the Communist campaign if because they,

were weak and

It ends by eating an Asian ineffective. We are still doing When China rol a strong Peking is willing to go co fur third block, Inspired partly by it. as to crucise the USSR covert the ideas of the heretic against Coverament, we were kicked ly for coming near to Titoism in

whom the campaign is chiefly cut and It cool us £200 million Mr Khrushchev's recent feelers directed. Yet this is what may in the process. Will we never

be in the process for America

of coming learn that the Nationalists were does not altnelt about. In the virulence of their the best friends that Britain Admitedly,

campaign the Chinese may have ever had in China, and But what else

must made a fundamental miscalcula-pur policies always be governed

opportunism and on about the temper of the by

Russia oponly.

economie ald

is one to make of the vehernence of the attack on Tilo for his acceptance of American help peoples and gavraments beyond pediency? at the very moment when the the range of their armies and Soviel Valon has declared itself. Fecret police.

willing to negotiate about such help?

Have Known

the

The Chinese leaders are alt more apprehensive about

Certainly the Chinese have rol acted without careful con- sideration. BAL consideration may lead to error, it has per- hape done so in the present case.

File is a portentous ligure in Communism. of There have been wo major

Toisen because They sense, the history

probably rightly, that it has

great natural attraction for the phases in the quarrel between

These lum

| Sociallets of free Asia.

and the orthodox

Com-

The Ars, have known the benefits of free- munist hierarchy, dom. They know the advan- 1948, had mainty European can- The second, which tages of an empirical and non- sequences, doctrinaire attitude to life. The is happening now, is making its In the ferocity of Stalinisin repels them. Special impact in Asin.

Jong run, this detrital conflic

Because of this, Mao Tse-tung may turn out to have been the and his colleagues are bent on most important world evout of stepping the new wave of Tito- the present year.

• BY. THE

• WAY.

by Beachcomber

ex-

HORATIO.

INTERPRETER

FLEES FROM

A

CHINA

TO BURMA

Rangoon, Sept. 1. young Burmese born Chinese who has served As one of China's top In- terpreters is now, in the border town of Lashio seeking political asylum, according to a report reaching here.

The bopory, vaid that 24-year- old Mah Tongwen (alias Ko Kyaw Math) fed from the small town of Mangsuth, about. 80 miles from the border, along

FOUR ELEPHANTS STOLEN friends. What fun it will be Laundress Suspected when a star says: "No, I'm not POLICE QUESTION POSTMAN interested in books. You see,

can's read, and I don't want to. HOUR full-grown

elephants love money, jewels, and pub were stolen yesterday from itelty. I'm utterly frivolous, the World War II Burma Road, their owner, Mrs Umfrage, 80, of Incredibly stupid, and a rotten

swam the Shwell River at

Stack's Buildings, Wentie End. actress. But what does that surrendered to Burmese police Passers-by made no attempt to matter today?”

kiterfere as a red-haired woma

drove them along the crowded streek. A grocer who had just opened his shop, In passing HEUNG that the B.B.C.

had bought from the Hulton Press 6,000,000 pictures, a lady sold: the Government spent more money on supporting the Arts the National Gallery might have got them." When told they were not that kind of pic- tures, she said: "Well, if they word dirly ones the police should Have stepped in." Laughing over spilt beans

NOTICE that yet another Alm actress has informed the world that she is not Just a frivolous little thing but is really serious-minded. Liku Juda Mon- soon, she probably spends her evenings at home reading Frowst and Kitker, or discussing the future of Germany with a few!

TARGET

LOW many

SY

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" words of four letters at tuore Can YOU DAke from tha lotters in the FOMAKO OD She left T making cuph word the

esch of Li mai qumpes may be used onpe unly. Each word, mut contain the large letter in the pentre square, Mud, there must be at word in the

R U

irst one inodetic! no foreign

words: ad proper

TARGET: 32. words,

TORA werda, pary good

good words, doellent. tomorrow.

SATURDAY'SANFLUTION 1:

začine raske"athi" vont veläiri reikia plani

at Muses about 150 miles from

'Lashio, in inki-August,

Mali, dering, la o report, served as an, interpreter when the Burmese Border Comentation met Chinese Miktary Authorities

now

"In spite of the fact that no "Smail nes are Insumelent coloured people were involved punishment for those convicted Saturday's incidents in of inprovoked violence towards Nothinghum, the presence of their fellow-cluzems or what- agressive gangs which had to over colour," the Manchester be dispersed by the police was Guardian concluded.--Neuter.

NEW FILMS AT A GLANCE

COMING

METROPOLE & ŠTAK: "The Dhillon Girls." Something new in Westerna—a band of outlaw giris, all die-hard desperadoes, wlio carry on where the Dalion brothers left off and leave a trail of violence.

Starring

Anders, Merry Liza Davis, Penny Edwards and Sue George as the four fast - shooting, hurd – riding female outlaws, with John Russell as the inalo star. Malcolm Allerpary in the bark manager held ир. robbed and killed by the girl runnern. A Bel-Air production released through United Artista. ROXY & BROADWAY: "Orders, to Kill." Ratea as outstanding as "The Third Man" and "The Bridge On The River Kwai," Producer Anthony, Asquith's Brilliant British thriller based on a true incident in the French Resistance movement, Paul Massie, who played with the Stage Club in Hongkong, s the killer; Leslie French ar the victim and other excel- lent performances by Eddie Justice Albert, James Raberison, Irene Worth and Lillian Gish.

Critics here and abroad have agreed that killing in this gripping laut thriller bas an almost unendurable cllmax and that there has never been á inurder quite like In the history of films. The psychological and philosophical Logico particularly well-pointed,

are

LEE & ASTOR "Husband Hunters." Än Agfrcolour Chinese klitorical flim br the Feug Hääne Molion Picture Company, Hongkong. The stars are Hala Moon and

A Kao Yuan,

travelling acrobat and Ale pretty

daughter

(Colourful Phoenix) are Involved in events in Hankehow where they

pro

Der- giving forguinges.

An Imperial mandate has been coclved that 800 t- traclive young

AL 5.40 tomorrow

even

who have been following the progressi of the

has the viewers ten programmes presented by the the Carol Bateman School of Danc- Ing wI have an Opportunity of seeing just, what this type of With the SLICCCYO he has raining can lead to for In the schieved in recent weeks it is tudlo will be a young lady whe indeed appropriate wit Berl is now completing her twining should say his good-byes in. In London and who has agreed to take part in the progNMME front of the television cameras and that he should be playing pupils who have prevented_the 扫出 on encouragement to the

on To Ballet". fundamental in this "Introduc-

the music which viewees mid

frlensis have asked him to play

mony one

However, one spot in the pro- well be termed

The writings of William Fay gramme might as pessoal request item be have provided, the background

101 to add an

ploys and im cause Bert decided

nimate touch of his own by stories and some of his best composing ο πίσες of music works are new being adapted for which be has called "Hong us on television, An excellent Kong Strut" and he will be example of this arrangement can be viewed at 7.40 tomorrow playing it as his personal offer- ing to all

when Howard Duft those good people night

In the "Stage In wil be seen whose requests he canno clude.

Out of the request bag Seven" presentation of "Harri- he has picked the following can's Ghost". Another example

the Hem: "Sea Songo" (arr. Debroy of

Idical short story be seen on Somere), "Nights of Gladnces", for television can "Lover" comi back to me" Thursday at 8.00 pm, when Donkey Serenade", "Time to Adolpho Menjou presents an

favourite story This Ray Goodnight", "Now is the other Hour", and "Wish me Luck". one Is "The Story of Two Lives", and has Antony Eustrel, *

Barbara Wooddell and Peter Votrian in the leading parts.

and

In this age of sputnika, jets speculation regarding missiles the moon i I not

flou surprising tor

Thak general public has developed

During Saturday Voriety next Saturday another lucky Redif- the fusion subscriber will be in the studio to try and win the $1,000 healthy appetite for anything prize in the sixth edition of appertaining to selence fiction, "Digit A Day." This is a point of view VETY much appreciated by television authorities the world over and at 8.00 pm, on Friday Redif fusion viewers can see the first programme in a new series of presentations from the Science

This Fiction Theatre,

curtain ruler as the intriguing title of "Signals from the Heart and with Walter Kingsford, Peter Hanson and Joyce Holden to tell the story it should prove a most exciting seleme adven- ture.

☆ ☆

Next Saturday evening seen the final programme in the pre- sent series by Chung Loo the popular and Verentilc Chinese etar. During the two months run of the show Chung Loo has amazed viewers by the variely of her entertainment virgins are

and her required for the Imperial Hatem from the Hangehow District. Marriage brokers are kept busy while familicn are arranging weddings and betrothais.

an eligible bachelor, refuses a wealthy, brišlo, be- cauro be has fallen in love with Phoenix whom he marries, but he is taken by kusband - hunters to the Magistrate's Yarner, Phoenix disguised as a man goes to look for him and is slo caught by the Magistrate's c. So the groom and his bride in male clothing meet In the Yament. There is complicated judgment deeld. ed by the Emperor's Envoy which saves the situation.

KING'S & PRINCESS "Jugh Hell." A tale of terror and templation on the mowefad Jungfrau in the Swiss Alps. Elaine Stewart

the who glamorous WOMAN forces her company upon a party of Ave men bent in search for gold.

John Derek Is the hand- some leader of the expedi Lion

Arelle marooned by weather condition in a log cabin with a highly-charged atmosphere,

Directed by. Burt Balaban, file film is full of drama and excitement,

HOOVER & PARAMOUNT: "Dunkirk."* Floo Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer platuro of the days of deliverance for many men of the British Expeditionary Forces on the beaches at Dunkirk,

Fri

ability to entertain in so many different medlums. She EAS shown herself equally at home Western, Laila American, Hawalin and Old Chinese styles of entertainement ord it ecum Icertain that there will be a in the future piece for her plans of Hongkong's television. Viewers can look forward to re- newing acquaintance with en old friend to succeed Chung Loo for she is bending over the Saturday Variety Programme to Kong Ling, another of tho Colony's TПost accomplished singers, and incidentally a young lady who will always be re- membered as the first Chinese artiste to have her own televi- sion programme.

The present plans are to pre- sent Rong Ling in a typical night-club settlig similar to the environment in which she hos built her fame.

English wlewers will and por- Ucular pleasure in tomorrow night's Late Night Feature for It is a story of the English embraces all countryside and the charm that goes with It.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 By Air India, Pakistan. Egypt, Europe,

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Formosa, Japan, & p.m.

By Surface Macao, a p.m.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 By Air Lace, Ba.m, China, People's Republic, dão a.n Thailand. Malaya, Indopesta, 10 am, Australia, Now Zealand. 1 p.m. Phuippuies. I pam

Deylon, India, Middle Earl, Great Brian. 2 p.m.

Guam, Hewall, v.8.Á., 1.p.m. Kawan, 0 p.m.

Harma India, Pakistan, Middle EM!, Africa, Great Brilla, Europe,

• p.m.

Canada, U.6.A., 6.p.m.

By Burface Ching. People's Republie, ý x.m. North Borneo, Australia, New Zealand. 10 p.m.

Malaya, Indonesia, Noon. Philippines, Italy, France, Nether- Janda & Germany (Switzerland vis Genoa, Belgium & Cyprus Parcels, vis Marselies), Noon.

Macao, 1, p.in,

Japan, Hawaii, U.S.A., Central,

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FILMS

ROXY & BROADWAY: "A Certain Bille" Sagan's story with Romano BeaE), Joan Fontaine, Johnny Mathis, Christine Carere.

| GRAND: World Football Cham-

pionship of 1958.”

NIGHT SPOTS AMBASSADOR: Cony Francisco

His Band, Joan Locke &

Anne Brasil, vocalista. PRINCESS,

CARLTON HOTEL: Marlo "Dekiro Under The Elms"

Francisco & Hla Combo, with Sophia Loren, Anthony

In 1955 and was ao an inter-KING'S preter in November 1950 when Burmese Prime the former" Minister,

visited U Bo Bwa, Manghalh on his goodwill Lotar of China.

He said he had been a Chinese Government Interpreter since he Was 19.

Mah said he fled tron China because conditiona became "severe" and because he wanted to see his parents who live in the Mogok district of Burma. He has oaked for asylum and permission to lve with his parents.

The Burmese authorites are nów holding him in custody pending, at livestigation of kl COKE,U.P.1.

Perkins.

LEE & ASTOR, "Dial M for Murder** with Ray Mulanů, Grace Kelly. HOOVER 邀 PARAMOUNT: "The Law. And Jake Wadio" ... Bobtti Taylor, Richard Widmark, Patricia Owens in a nok. Weitere STAR BETROPOLE: MA

In ...ina Shadow" - Jell Chaddiet, Ofwon Wellä. ORIENTAL MAJESTIC

“Man., Ruhs” with - Vardi, Din Müriko CAPTIOR: “quilers, Travole! - length colour cartoon musical

Brande, tilksS TWITT

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PRINCESS GARDEN1

Conty Girls in Follies of 1858-12

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Nick Hendall: 850, Birthday Mal "Midnight Muque Francaise.

Presented by Jeannette Plry: 630,

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Stumo

D.FL *Three Kurani-King:: tarians"-Part 3-Robert Owen; 8.43. 1.15. Evening Serenade; 7.30, Gu Interlude-Dot Van Der Linden Lombardo and his Royal Canadians

Orchestra: 8, International

143. "My Ox Love: 8 Tune Musen)—Elstandfod: 1.30, "Rhythm

Banal and Nowe, 800, Weather Is Their Business"—3—The Irio Forecast,

and Announcements Delarey Anda;

1 Classical

Interlude; kib, Tope In Poptilar BLUE HEAVEN; Tho

Requem presented by Ireno Yuca;

Musto Presented by Nick Kendali; Donly 7.30, Cocktail Timo Leo Chauling 830, Brow Czas Belections from Girls in "Midnight Follica of and His Orchestra: 7.50, Weather

Janica Barring Lena Home and 1958 -10.80 and 1.15 min.

Heport;. P.. Tune Signat. News, D.10 | Bicardo Montalban; e. Deadly Night Commentary: 0.15, at Boone Sings; ado; 915, D-A-Day: 9:30. Non- Bing

Rodriguez sni His D, Monday Fecial-Julletta Tam | dy Concert Vartalone. On A Band,' atid, Estela, vocalísi.

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Naws GOLDEN PITOENIX Freddie Hugo Whit

Abrahams and his Rhyllian Equestre Arcgio-Part

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