1958-10-01 — Page 2

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"By All Means Let's Not Be Provincial." ...Sydney

Ban Pranoteso, Bapt. 30. Mayor George Christopher wald today he will present an abstract oil painting by an Australian artist to a museum where it can bo vlowed by those who lika abstract art.

The painting, said to de pict Ban Francisco's "As- cension from the ashes of the 1900, calamity," was presented to the Mayor yesterday by the Rt. Hon. Honey F. Jansen, Lord Mayor of Bydney,

Growing Danger

Of Smallpox And Influenza

By CHARLES SMITH

Big Quemoy, Sept: 80.

Unification

Talks Proposed In Three Notes

London, Sept. 30. The United States, Britain, Russia

The top civilian health authority of this beleaguer and France proposed

resumption of four-power dis-

ed island said there is a growing danger of in identical notes today, the smallpox and influenza epidemics unless moreussions on German unilleation medical supplies are received soon.

Dr Chin-chiang Lin, Director | peated warnings and the declsive

of the Quemuy Health Centre, protests of the peoples of the said the danger of these epidé- whole world." mics the biggest problem with which he SA faced-and he is faced with many.

Interviewed at the modern Health Centre building 01

New Quernoy City, De Lin said he is sending a special request to American officials in Taipei for emergency medical supplies to br air-dropped. He said he especial- ly needs thrombogen, penicillin, plasma, vitamin B complex and surgical sclxxar.

Jonson said the painting has kicked up a storm controversy In-Sydney. It was painted by Eric 8mith and le entitled "Ascension. "The newspapers received Bazens of letters, moet af tham wondering what Ban Franciscans would think of auch art work," the Lord Mayor said.

"But others fexred that if we presented a conservativa painting, citizens here would think we were pre- vinolal."

Mayor Christopher ac cepted the painting with thanks. Later, he said "It' very modernistia." He said he will present it to the Ben Francisco Mussum of Art. U.P.1.

Churchill's

Lin LIDS two other civilian doctors and Bine nurses to help him in caring for the 40,000 elvillans in the island. In addi tion 10 the health centre.-.. which is only 15 beds-there is a small medical station with no beds, in ald Quemay City, and

This statement by Mr Wang was the first public comment by either of the negotiating bassadors on the present crists ainee their talica began two weeks ago yesterday.

Mr Wang did not discuss progress of the talks.-Reuter.

Territorial Waters

the

London, Sept. 30. The Pelting government today issued its 10th serious warning to the United States for alleged violation of her territorial rights,

The New China News Agency a couple of very smalt ald sta-reported American fighter planes tlons.

today flew 13 sorties over China'! In the Amo, territorial waters arcu and five American warships Chino's fcrritorial invaded'

in the Fukien Bren.-- waters Reuter,

tarl

During my visit with Dr Lin

Centre In the Health night, he took me to an under ground ward where some of the most Derlously wounded are kept. There were six beds in the ward. which under normal conditions hold about elght heds. But there were 24 patients besides those in the

on the floor on mals, or blankets.

Some of the patients were sleeping under the beds, and

In beds sleeping

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London, Sept. 30. Barah Churchill, 43-year-old daughter of Sir Winston, has found a fortnight's job in a peaside repertory company, the Dally Herald reports today.

The newspaper saya that the former Wer

End

Dotress will begin rehearsals later today Sussex, Rec-

at the Worthing,

pertory Theatre.

It adds: "While her father and mother are cruising the MedlicranewD Sarah will be pretending she is living in luxury on the Riviera."

Her pasz

Terence Ruttigon's "Variations on D Themy is of a mardod

four-time-

socialite living a rich and empty life in the south of France.

Weekly pay at Worthing ranges from £0/10 to £25 for a guest star, according to the Daily Herald. Ctunu Mali Special.

Successful End

as a major contribulon towarda relaxatlon of tension in Europe The Western nutes, delivered

in Moscow. today, proposed that a four-power group of repre- sentatives from the U.S., Bri- tuin, France and Russia be set up to lay the ground-work for German unification.

Final negotiations for a stle- ment of Europe's most outstand- ing problem should be hold flater, at a sunimit conference or

otherwise, the notes proposed,

The Western powers also re- minded the Soviet Union that they were all anxious for a resumption of the preparatory four-power talks in Moscow for a summit conference, at which the German problem would be one of the major problems all the agenda.-U.P.I.

Bigger And Better British Car

Ionton, Oct. 1. A new Humber saper salpe Itre engine powered by a 25

was announced today.

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London, Sept. 30.

sian Chinese zaid Ambassador i Moscow,

group sald today that "Warsaw talks can the engine, which was produced have a successful end, but only after four years' development, ic the United Stales Is Rive the car a smooth maximum

all of them were jammed. so sincere," according to Moscow Speed of over 60 miles un bour, together that it was difficult to walk through tho ward with.

out stepping on them.

Statement From Warsaw

fradio.—Reuter.

Compensation Demanded For

Suez Victims

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Oil Magnate's Bail

Leamington Spa, Sept. 30, Lord Balfour of inchyre, in- dustrialist, today attacked the

New York, Sept. 30, Government for its British

Judge Sidney Fine today to pay direct ordered fortelture of $50,000 "cruel refusal"

Brit, n compensation tionals

ball when Mr Antenor Patina, expelled from Egypt millionaire Bolivian oll mo- during the Suez crisis of 1956, nate, failed to appear in the This fallure to recognise its New York Supreme Court for responsibilities for full com- examination of bis financial

situation.

Wanaw, Sept. 30. Mr Wang Ping-non, Poking's negotiator in the Sino- American talks

on the Formosa crisis, declared here tonight that the United States "raust with- draw all their armed forces

blot on ils re- penisation is from the Formosa arca.'

cord," he told a Conservative speech in the Warsaw Party lunch hern In a Palace of Culture attended by

"We hold Nasser's British Polish Communist leaders, in-

Release some cluding Mr Gomulka, on the pounds here.

for his British victims China eve of China's national day Mr Wang accused the Americany Mall Spoelal of indulging recently in "mill- tory provocations and threats against our country despite re-

U.N. REPORT ON

CONDITIONS IN HUNGARY

moro

United Nations, New York, Sept. 30. Soviet troops remaining in Hungary are

mobile and heavily equipped and their effectiveness as an occupation army has not diminished, according to the second volume of a report on Hungary published here today.

The report, intended to pro- vido the latest information" on conditions in Hungary for United Nations debate, was compiled by three private groups—the Ameri can Friends of the Captive Nations, the Assembly of Captive European Nations and the Hun- garlan Committee.

It said: "The general disposi- tion of Soviet troopa and their concentration near key factory and communication centres in- dicates conclusively that they are in Hungary primarily army of occupation."

as on

Smuggled Documents

In a statement, accompanying the report, Mr Leo Cherne, re- presenting the editorial com- mittee of the three groups, said: "no.regime in history has been

Peking Memo

...No Reply

London, Sept. 30. Britain will not reply to People's China's memorandum 21 of September setting out the Peking government views ou the Formos crisis, Informed Sources said today.

This memorandum was deli- vered to all the heads of diplo- maile missions in Peking and merely repented the statement made on the previous day, by China's Foreign Minister Mar-

En parianntaly and universally shal Chen Yi-Franco-Presse. hated by Its own people, so that the facts about Hungary cannot be concenied.”

The report ww basod on material published in Hungary, documents smuggled out and letters, said.

Mr Cherny

added that the pocret trials of the late Prime Minister Imre Nagy and Gen- prel Pai Malcler had been ille- gal even secording

to Hua- garian standards.

it significant that, though They are outlawed in Hungary, secret trials are specifically per- inítjød.dzi Soviet Russip -

other proof of Hungary's com- plete subservience to the Soviet Union," Mr Cherno mid,--R¢=

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