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RELAX

DAKS

THE RAMOUS EBRÆDET IN ACHIGU TROUSERS

Whiteaways

HONGKONG

KOWLO UN

Comment NOW QUEMOY SHELLING ENDS

Of The

Day

Island Of Blood

down with heri

Saughter's Arat

dance hands.

in her froek Shot down by two murderous teen-nged thugs, members of this brainless juvenile horror whose men- tal proceseca astonish and disturb every elty in the world. wm even this outrage pass uncondemnedi by Archbishop Makarios?

The horrible shooting follow-j

for

now

ed a day after the inaugura- tion of the new British partnership plan Cyprus. Many may question the wisdom of sharing government with a people who in their ex- tremities have shown them- selves 110 better than savages. But this would be a caso of heart ruling head. Many will envy de Gaulle's "solution" of the Guinea problem when recently it repudiated the proposed French

constitution. But our

13 different. Way As a guardian power Ari- twin still has obligations to ita troublesome ward and a parent should know better than to lose its head in a crisis, Bealdes there are not only Greeks to think of. And there is no reason why

Communists Begin_|_|| One-week Ceasefire

Talpei, Oct. & Communist shelling

Ho

of

Quamoy stopped this morning, according to re- ports from the land, o

ed from Quomoy today|An sald fow rounds were fired between 2 a.m, and 3 o.m. local, then shelling stop- pod.

Amarican

military

spokesman said it would. bo postible for the big off convoy standing Quemoy today to unload

United States military In Taipei a Nationalist Ho addod ho doubrod

spokesman announced.

added reports from American millitary assis tance officers who return-

source said he believed the Nationalists should now coase retaliatory bombard- monts.

whother the operation would be stopped becausé of the Communist offer. --Rautor,

Taipei Resolutely Opposed

To Compromise Agreement

By FRANCIS LARA

Taipei, Oct. 5.

Bitterness over United States policy in the Far East rose here to- day after widely-published but unconfirmed reports that U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulls was considering the des- patch to Formosa of a special envoy to discuss the Formosa Straits situation with Nationalist leader Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek.

the mass of decent people Several sources have said this envoy might be New York Banker

on Cyprus Turks

and

Greeks should not be given"

4 chance to work together

towards a legitimate politi-| cal objective.

Churchills On A, Cruise

Sir Winston and Lady

·Churchill hava just leff Monte Carlo for a ten-day cruise in the Mediter- ranean, They are the guests of Mr Onassis in

luxury yacht "Christina". Sir Winston and Lady Churchill are on the quayside.

BOOTI

and former high-ranking government official John McCloy.Russian Test.

These reports have added. weight ex rapidly-growing. suspletons that Washington is) ta arrive One thing is certain, however, preparing

at some Either

svith agreencut now or later, compromise oke-fifth Turkish Peking over the offshore islands population of the island issue which would mean a grave cannot be handed over to setback for the Nationalists."

the

their Greek brothers AB A

The

concern felt in political here government circles

reflected by

blood offering. Too often it has been the orderly and and the loyal who have been was significantly spiked un the political the report of the envoy's possible arrival which had front-page

Formosa headlines in

to nox! papers

ambitions of trouble-

miskers. Too often Britain;

news-

dispatches

has given way to the most quoting 10 American Senators violent and most vocal, Besides, Archbishop Makarlos's plan for in- dependence-assuming Euka supports it is regarded as

I

possible final Bolution

whereas Britain's partner- ship scheme là an interim measure. And Cyprus, clear. ly, is not yet in a fit, atute to be entrusted with solf- government.

Advantages?

will be asked by those who

Idvocate immediate with

And

drawal: what advantage

Britain docs

get from Cyprus? True, we maintain a military base, successor to the Suez base, on which the Bagdad Pact and Western resistance to Sovlet penetration in the Middle East is centred. But also wo draw from Cyprus two-thirds of London's criminal community. And Cyprus we spond well over two-thirds our annual 1/11 for overseas troops who ara in the main national servicemen,

on

of

It is indeed a grievous and costly burden in terms of blood and tears that we aro expected to bear but it is as futile to think of die owning this

as to expect a

facilo

War Chances

Getting

Less And Less

Day By Day

Beirut, Oct. 5, Vice Admiral Wallace Beakley, former com- mander of the United States Seventh Flect told correspondents

here tonight he be- Heves the chances of in the Formosa area are decreasing day by day.

war

Admiral Beakley is on his way home to Washington to become Deputy Chief of Naval Operations Reuter.

The

Grand Canal

To Be Rebuilt

For Modern China

Paris, Oct. 5,

A mammoth project is now under way to restore and expand the Grand Canal-China's ancient man-made 1,000-mile waterway, Radio Peking

reported:

The canal will come to life again in 1860, two years ahead of schedule, it was decided at a

Peking. incuting

The radio said the cunul was Aret built in the 6th Century artificial B.C., and that this watercourse has been silted up la most sections for 103 years. When the project is finished 3,000-ton ships will be able to sall all the way from Hanychow In Chekiang Province to Peking. Included in the project, the radio continued, is the cutting of new canal between Peking and widening and Tientsin, the

the river bed deepening of between Tlentsin and ɔngchow and the straightening out of some of its meandering sections to re- duce its total length from 1,700 to 1,503 kilometres.

On completion, too, 3,000-ton. ships will be able to steam up Onal Bay through Tientsin to the capital-France-Presse.

Anglo-U.S. Atom Men Meet

London, Oct 5. Admiral Lewis Strauss, Atomic Energy

advise to President Eisenhower, was the luncheon

heho have asked President Eisen- guest of British Prime Minister |

hower to "disentangle ourselves Harold Macmillan today at Mac-

Resolution

Washington, Oct. 5. Russia which resumed II-bomb tenis last week after deciding last year to give them up, today sub- mited draft resolution in

Im- the UN for an mediato

of suspension Nuclear Weapons texts,

India submitted a similar resolution.

Under four-power agres- menits, talks were due to be held on October 31 in Geneva between Rusia, America, Britain Kad France for the suspension

of ferts.euler

Washington Is Hopeful

This May Last

Washington, Oct. 5.

Nows of the Chinese suspension of shelling in the Formosa Strait camo to officials in Washington today as a welcome súr- prise.

The State Department spokesman declined immediate comment. Mr John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, is away this weekend at his Lake Ontario sailing and fishing retreat, and was not due back until Tuesday.

And President Eisenhower's White House comment today. Assistant Press Becretary, Mrs The President who was at the Anne Wheaton, said she did not White House this afternoon, think there would be any was believed to have been watching the current world serles baseball game in New York on television when nows of the Chinese announcement

Taiwan Spokesman

Tells Of The Red

"Ceasefire

Trick"

Taipei, Oct. 6.

to

A Nationalist Military spokesman today dismissed the Communist offer suspend the shelling of Quemay for one week and negotiate with the National- ists, as "purely international pro- panganda.”

The spokesman, Admiral Ilu Hob-tu, added "it's nonsense."

The Foreign Ministry spokes- man, Doctor Kiang Yi-seng, re-

WHY HELEN WON'T

MODEL BEACHWEAR

By A CHINA MAIL REPORTER

Helen Lee Mei

Our tons,

from Chiang Kai-shek's espica-milan's "Birch Grove" estate in Why won't Helen Lee Mel poss

to all our problems. 'duty in Cyprus is clear: It

the mother of an

hoi

Sussex.

Princess At Balmoral

in's swimmi

fused to make any comment until the offer has been studied,

A high-level Nationalist ofl- cial who did not want to be named said his government had plenty of experience of Com- munist censetres when it was on the mainland.

Не cald the Commun'ala would offer to stop fring, then firing would later break out again,

The Nationalist

reached the capital.

Officials said privately that at first sight the offer was to be welcomed as a sign that tho Communists might accept u lasting ceasefire

the

Formosa Stralt a prime alm of United States polley and a precondition, in Washington's vlow, for. negotiations aimed at n settlement.

One official expert on the 'Tar East said it was too early yot to judge whether the announce- ment, was a serious gesture or a -propaganda' stunk

Ho raid the move was only for a temporary stoppage of the bombardment, not a dependable ceasefire...

Nationalist China's reaction would be a very important elé-

TRIAD SOCIETY

SUSPECTS ROUNDED UP

A total of 1,255 popple, suspected of being mem- ber of Triad Societies, have been rounded up by the Police since September 1 and up to 5 am. yester- day, October 5, the Hong- kong Government Public Relations Office announced today.

off

official said: "We have always been opposed ment in the situation, this to halding any meetings

with official

said, The Formosa the Communists. We

don't Government's attitude would want to sit at the same confer have to be taken into account in ence table with them. Nor do deciding whether United States we want any third party nego-warships would be taken tiating with the Communists on escort duty In conveying matters which may infringe or Nationalist supplies to the off- prejudice our rights."

shore islands.

He said the demand that convoys be unescorted by Unit- ed States warships,, together call for direct with Poking's negotiations with the Formosa st-regime, suggested that they

A top Nationalist official to- day said the Communist cease. fire often was an open admis- sion that the blockade WOR fallure,

lure and General Investment) Mlas L. Gufterres, the Jantzens Co. Ltd., said that their star

the agent in Hongkong, told had consented to model at the China Mail this morning that

low provided that *11 the did not

exactly know publicity in connection with, what Miss Lee was told be- fore she left as the arrange- the ovent were not on 'a com- mercial basis.

ments were made directly by correspondence with Miss Lea by Jantzen head office ttempt to drive a wedge between were attempting to exclude the New York.

He said Lee Mel bad never

slated

Jantzens

Jantzens

la

contract will and that the representative Hongkong had only asked her verbally to take part in the

modelllur,

"She consented," Mr Wel sald,

the condition **00

I have listed, The spokesman also sald Miss Lee had naked the local agents of Janizens to supply her with a detalled programme of the fashion show..."something that Jantzens have not done Lo-date,"

"But," added Miss Gutterres, Byliss Ice Wee well awera that she would be modelling, ...whether it was in swim sults or otherwise."

Diles Gutterres said there was mla- the possibility of m understanding with the movie. star in New York. Meanwhile, there was no news from Mis Lee Mel hersNOЕf.

Baby Shark By Caesarean

is to make the best of what

Sir Edwin Plowden, Chairman A news agency report from Now Although Nationalist lenders of the British Atomic Energy,

- York Hays that Jantzen, Xno, appears to be an irremed

stick to Commission, was present at the

which invited the beautiful ably dimcult position. As have been 'careful to

their pronouncements that no luncheon.--France-Presse.

Mandarin movie sts to the Dir Wel also said that the local over- compromise solution of any kind

U.B, with five other models to Jantzens arents received s 'growing multi-national will ever be accepted, Chiang

Commonwealth, Britain is himself gave

display lie now line in swim-

cable from New York which an indication of

Marineland, Florida, Oct. 5. sulte, is sending_ Mis Leo

sisted that the head offleo

A alx-pound shark belleved being judged by the way growing uneasiness when

back to Hongkong becausO” KİLE she la gulding varlaus

the Arst born alive in there was outting down the to bo Auld, he sill refused to believe

had refused to make' pubila

been delivered dependent territorico that Washington

length of Miss Lee's travel captivity has contemplated

appearances in 'boschweaRT. Ballater, Scotland, Oct. 8. any major change in polley.

abroad, “I parod the informa. Bere by czesarsćan operation. Princess Margaret staying at

tion on to Miss Lee just before Biologiste acted as surgeon Chiong added that if he wore nearby Balmoral Castle since would be her return from Belgium last

she took off,” he added, after it appeared that the 250- able and mutually-satisfar-driven. to the conclusion that Friday, was Indisposed today

bir. Wel wild this could, mean? pound mother shark would not fory solution for Cyprus all justice and righteousness because of a slight chili,

"that" Janiæena had planned all be able have a normal birth. will meet with general havo vanished from the earth.” She is not confined to bed

along to make Mim Lau's

· The mother, shark died after Aympathy.

but stayed indoors,Reuter.

the operation-Rouler. to the U. a short com.

to

'maturo nationhood. And wo

may expect that

our

attempts to find an honour-proved wrong be

-----Franba-Presse.

Miss Lee was to havo appeared

st`sa afrtified fashion show si Now York's Idlowlid «Alr- pert tomorrow.

Mr Bonsid Wel, spokesman for Miss Leo's studio, Motion Pio-

trip

He saw

Nationalist

the offer as art

China and

United States,

the United States and to treat the crisis as a "civil war operation."

2

He said he believed the Com-

Officials said it was for Gen- munists were trying to winjeralissimo Chlang Kai-shek, to support of neutralist nations. by state whether he was prepared their gesture-Acuter.

to enter into bi-lateral talks with the mainland regime. The two governments have not negotiated directly with one

thought unlikely that such talks would take place now.

World Series: another since 1919 and it was

Braves Beat The Yankees

New York, Oct. 5. Milwaukoo. Braver boat the New York Yankees 3-0 here today to take a 3-1 lead in the best-of-suyen world base- ball mories, The Braves now need only one more rame to clinch the series and retain the world chama- planship they won last year, ...against the same oppononta,

(See story on P7)

Nevertheless, officials folt in spite of these misgivings, tint the move..made a welcome break in the tension: which has existed since mainland, güna began to bombard Quemoy and Matsu on August 23.

Mr Dulles spoke at his press conference last Tuesday of the posiblity of withdrawing Na- tionalist troops from the off- shore falands in the event of a dependable ceasefire.

Diplomatic circles hoped that [the "Communist nunouncement represented a move towards auch, a crusedre, which might pondbly lead to a settlemDUKA Lang Router

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