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The Truth Can H-bombs build this? Telecrit

About Women

FIRE Truth

About

Women, is auther British film which is being given a short run. The rea- sun is not clear. I can only assume that the fact that

Edo. business comuntention and it is a superior film, made

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with suave sophistication

takes for granted that the the average mentality of audience is above the five years minus group, and is superbly directed, rules it out of court,

America plans first

blast in the use

of the atom for peace

MOMENTOUS invest a further £32,000,000 in

Installing port and storage facill

Aproject to create a

harbour new

by

s

The siting of the harbour in Kotzebue Sound on the Alaskan

count within 300 miles of Busda ggests that its main purpose

may be more nival than

using hydrogen bombs to gouge out millions of tons of rock is to be un-mercial. dertaken by U.S. scien- tists.

It is momentous not only because of the scale of the 1erwever. It opened last night, went la to run until next Thurs-operation - the blasting | day, a you had better be quick alone will cost £1,750,000—

if you want to see 11.

but because it represents the first crude step in the conversion of the destruc- tive nuclear stockpile into "atomic dynamite" for con-

I have a fault to find, it is ths the impens with fater,

kind of script that Quista mught have written. full of decent young Englishmen Breaking into the Sultan's Haremy stuffs, and

he tails off to a more cstructive engineering

If not propaid a booking for telling the story through the eyes

of 50 conta la charged.

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al theme, and Anishes play- The announcement of this ing straight,

exeiling project Immediately In It became apparent to me that advance of the Genevu talks on the producer. Sidney Box, was halting | H-lesia indicates that the US. Government is de- termined not to allow poliUcal control of weapon explosions to aifle the possible constructive uses of atomic blasting.

NEW FILMS

ANTHONY FULLER

of a man who ages with the thin, leer, but an everestimation of the average intelligence of the CARONIKOST.

The strong points of the film arc the sustained interest, the rapidly developed theme; the lush settings; the sharply clebed characterisation; and the careful detail of the side sequeter set- langs.

11

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the

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Taurence Harvey is the cen- test character of the Alm, which (breaks up into sequences, show- g the various epizodes from Grst romantie flourish tu mature gesture, dust.g witch he learns the truth about

the most To get

out of the theme, Muriel Hox, who wrote and directed the film, has Harvey it allow young diplo- nul trying to Crithid an Eastern polentate in the Slave Alarhet.

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Julie Harris, Dime Cilento, Ali Zatterling, and Eva Gabor.

the women from whom Harvey learns

Truth, are mirably east for the diferent roles they have play.

Laughter most the with tears or near tears, some of the time, this is a delightful Blm which explolts every mode in the last of enotiun, and Panute cumes back with a mir- the audience polse that holds

Litt

or their seats until fe pënjector

letts of.

Made in Eastman colour, pro- duced by Sidney Box. this is

Ext:

excellent last performance etikertalament, after a good din- ner with wine,

CROSSWORD

Acro 1. Partazen at centime (84)

Unthinking. 14)

Parts of duration. (5)

5. Claudy

11. Old an of Britain. (9)

13. English (1707, 14)

14. In proyarħul attitude. (8)

17. Ohort, (9) 18. Fiend Idro (9)

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Plaything. (3

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But if the project is successful' – the use of atomic dynamite for purely civil engineering will inevitably follow."

'Blanket'

S ean gouge out a 300ft.-deop

CHANNEL 'Dug by threc small H-bombs

OCIENTISTS are confident they

basin and a channel leading to it by detonating four H-blasts Inn way which would not pro- duce dangerous contamination. jext. Underground blasts could

They

believe the bombs can atso be used to crack up deep be made "clean" by wrapping undigguble deposits of inetal them in blanket of absorbing ores so that they can be extract chemicals and using specially ed by chemicals pumped in and designed triggers for them.

Out.

Local inhabitants will have to be moved about 15 miles from It might be possible to unlock Cupe Thompson, the village vast quantities of oil trapped in nearest the projected harbour, shale" and "tor-sands of which during blasting operations. But there

huge deposits the scientists

it are confident Conuda. The heat of an under- will be safe for them lo return ground

melt Explosion might within a fortnight.

out the trapped all so that it could be tapped.

The problem of controlling the buge hmounts of debris thrown into the air so that they do not fall where they would be a nuisance seems to have been solved, as Professor Teller hinted to me when I talked with

USSIAN and some British the Rulentists scoffed t possibility of using H-bomba for human welfare when I was first raised by Dr Edward Tel-

er, the U.S "Father of the H-ins in Geneva last month, bombs." They suspected. It was

U.S

stratagem to continue weapon-testing.

Now the U.S. decision to gu uhend shows that the Americana

Canals

obvious

ure

in

Nobody seems to doubt the potential value of H-bombs in creating underground reservoirs for water. Thus Professor Tel- Jer calculates that one moderate- size H-bomb could make cavity big enough to hold 70.000 The million gallons of water. terrific heat would fuse the rock for to form a glam-like lining this colossal tank,

HARBOUR Gouged out by Sone: big-H-bomb

future of Australia, where real- now ly big expansion is hamstring every by water shortage. Enormogs atom. floods from the Murray-Darling River devastate vast tracts, then run to woste. This excess could be stored and then pumped out as needed.

dedicated to exploiting

constructive use of

the

In 1960

the

Are the British stum chiefs fully alive to the possibilities of ROM now on the eyes of the

world

will be on atomle dynamite in the Empire

Alaskan experiment unts It countries? For the Empire must

culminates in the gigantic explo- look to Britain for supplies.

stor in 1900.

water-storage

My inquiries show that though there is no precise project,

would like to think that by the significance uf underground then Britain will have sacrificed at least one weapon from its blasts has not escaped the atten-

test the tion of the scientist on

stockpile to whom atomle

project in part- Britain now depends for leader- ship in the industrial application nership with the Australians to of the atom Sir William Cook. whom It could bring such bene-

Sandy-haired "Bill"

Cook t has just been transferred from weapons work-he controlled the Christmas Island explosions to head the industrial side. So Britain is uniquely placed

un H-bomb

IE blasting of new coast-to-

coast canale is on development of the harbour pro- voirs could change the economic in having propose

mun genuine business. For if the blasting out of the harbour Ik survessful they

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Guen, Hawaii, U.S.A., 1 p.m. Prutipolnes, 1 p.m.

India, Pakistan, Egypt, Europe,

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By Buzface

Macao. 1 p.m.

Macne, p.m.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11

by Alr

China, Peuple's Stopu, 7 4.4.

,.in.

Thaliand, Cambodia, Malaya,

donesia, V 4,5

Ceylon India Middle East Great Britain, Noon,

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Philippines, 1 p.m.

Indo-China, France, 1 p.me

Canada, U.S.A...

Korea, D.

Egypt, Switzerland,

italy, d

Portugal

The creation of such reser-

BY. THE WAY

by Beachcomber

TOW that "trustrated" crimain- my paper, "drove very slowly so

themselves

of

Nas express

by walking out of prison in herds, the question artes giving ench prisoner a key to his rell. As Mr Rofte, the psychologisi, has well said: "This would show The prisoners that they were trusted, and Niat nobody had ony An hard feelings against them. atmosphere of good will and un- derstanding would thus be creat ed. and by appealing to the better instincts of the prisoners the authorities would win their respect and affection." How truel feela Thaj A murderer who Society has something against him soon becomes repressed, Hogwasch tries his hand

by be outdore NOT to

h!= A rivale Bol Hogwasch ía od- vertising his new horror-Alm thus: Nothing so loathsome, so disgusting revolting, so utterly

expert

CHAPMAN

PINCHER

Ike To Face

Colombo Nations

On Asian

Aid

Tacooma, Washington, Nov. 9.

as not to disturb the real," and the police have decided to leave there all night. "If It is still there next day, the best means of diverting traffic with be con- ndvise sidered " I would not any human being to try that here. in say, Edgware Road. But i would like to sec trafic diverted at Hyde Park Corner, President Eisenhower will go before the ministers with a large notice saying: "Sleeping

Drive Cat Ahead. quickly." With considerable aplomb A NORWEGIAN poštlictan in Stavanger was pelted with cpos.

(News item) fe amiled

as a missile struck him. And, with exquisite courtesy, ife turned to the chairman and

whispered,

"Bu Yave, sir, the yoke is on

me!"

and repugnant has ever been Temporary adjustment

keen on the screen. Audiences

to

Alahy

UNDERSTAND that Government

By JOHN LUFF

THIS' should be the most

affairs of Hongkong Tele- vislon. With the Chairman, Mr. B. H. Lyon, and tho Lotion Controller of Pro- grammes, Mr John McMll- lan arriving hero tomorrow, things should be happening. The plain and simple fact is this. Television has not achieved the ancccas in Hongkong that was anti- olpated. The number of subscribers is far below the figure that can make it a The commercial Succoss. reason is, the programmes are not sufficiently attrac- tive to gain the wide audi- ence appeal that commercial success depends upon.

come

Now anyone who has follow- ed television closely, cannot any other conclusion, that the extraordinary success It has obtained universally, is due to its wide appeal, and ita immenso variety, plus its in- mediate reaction to public taste, Variety is the spice of life, a many trito saying, but other sayings of its kind, it has that fundamental grain of truth upon which the show business thrives.

90

Years ago. I remember read-

in the old ing

Efficiency then run by the Magazine, late Herbert Cuason, an appeal to businessmen. He was speak- ing of the Cinema, and using It as an Illustration. He pointed out that the average person soon tires of seeing the samu thing over and over again. His unalogy of the cinema' was the ever changing scene in front of the audience,

Casson said that the way to put your product over was tu And now ways of presenting it. In other words, variety is the spice of business also.

It is variety that local Tele- vision lacks. The novelty of receiving a picture over the wire has gone. On the other hand, the old programmes Bru still with us. Features ủa “The Visitor," "Playhouse Fifteen Presents," "The Count of Monte Cristo," "Favourite Story,” have run too long.

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At home they are going from strength to strength. The BBC, the finest TV in the world, de- cause it has to commercial ties. is showing what can bo done with such stuff that might lie about in the ordinary family scrap album.

of 18 Colombo Plan nations in Seattle to morrow to help chart the way for further economic development and improved relations Scottish Television among the nations of South-east Asia,

James C. Hagerty, Pro-Columbo Plan which was born sidential Press Secretary, ruid in 1950 and took its name from today Mr Eisenhower'a speech the capital of Ceylon. would deal with

"steps the United States hoy taken and steps it will continue to take in participating in the necessary

economic vid to the of these areas."

countries

Practised Speech

The principal

donor nations of the Colombo Plan have been the United States, United King- dom, Japan, Canada, Austraila and New Zealand.

Mr Hagerty mid Mr Eleen-

"This Wonderful World,” is a fim magazine arranged for and net- worked all over England. John Grierson, the Anest documentary producer puts it over with in- spired editing. A few feet of fim, a few stills, almost a magic lan- fern show, but so good" is the that the series is commentary

of an outstanding example what can bo achieved with Imagination and Ingenuity.

✩ ✩

Local TV brings on the Boxing show from The Missions to Ses- men tomorrow night. The com- mentator is Dick Webb, who

Mir Hagerty said the Pro- will be natted to their seats by

thesident's speech at 18.30 GMT in Hotel was the sheer power of this

Olymple is considering Seattle's story of sub-human monsters a standard rate (nine chillings not likely to propose any new hower devoted part of today knows there is a time to speak,

point where and tourpence) for houses degraded

plan for aiding the under-going over his speech at the

and a time to keep quiet. Tola nausea becomes unbearable. You compulsorily acquired for a Developed Aslin countries home of his brother, Edgar, is the Hongkong Amateur Box- will screami with terror and demolition plan. In cases where

which have approximately one-where the President is spending ing Association's first novices repulston.

the plan is shelved, and a com- quarter of the world's popula- a quiet weekend. pulsorily acquired property is Tra-la-la

thon sold for more

2600, a further three shilings will be HE other day a seni came awarded to tho original owner ashore in a Tosmantun town after the assessors, valuers, and and went to sleep in the middle inspectors have made their

TH

of a busy street. "Traffle,' says report.

tion.

The

four-day ninisterial The talk to the ministers, meeting of the Colombo Plan however, was expected to ex-conference will conclude the conference, which lore prospects for expanding four-week the kind of aid these nations was held in this country for have been receiving under the the first, time.-U.P.I.

CHINA MAIL ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

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Burma, India, 0 p.m. Hawal, p.m.

Alrics. Pakistan, Middle East, Great Batain, Burope, 9 p.m.

Indo-China, I-D MAÏRYA, doseala, .m.

In).

By surface Chinn, People's Republic. 7.m. Macao, 2 p.m. Macao. O p.m.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15

Chine. People's Republle, 7 a.m. Маско, 3 р.т.

Malays, West Australia Parpolu vla Freinantie, 2 p.m.

Hr. Fast Afrion IN. & B. Rhodesia

Be Nyasaland Parcsis via Beira), D p.m.

Macao, B p.m.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13

Dy Burtace Chins, People's Repuille, 7-n.m. Macao,p,m,

Indonesia. 3 p.m.

Koren, pin

JODER. U.S.A., C. & S. America,

3 p.m.

Nigeria, Chana Parcels direct, 3

19.11.

Merao, ...

November 14

China, People's Republie, 7 a.m. Fran, Delgium, Germany, Nether- midgid a.m.

Mileys, Durma, India, 11 a.m. Macao, "A p.m. Mnene, D.m.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, IF By Sarfare Crine, Paul's Republie, 7 s.m, Macan, 1 in)

Japan, Canada, 2 p.m. Thailand, pm,

China, Fauplas hapukle, à 12.01. Macao, p.

-FILMS

with Anne Baxter and Dana Andrown, & BROADWAY: RITZ; "Run Bilent. Run Deep" **The Truth About Woman" warfare, under the sea-Dirt Laurence Harvey, Julia

Lancaster, Clark Gable, Barris, Mane Cilento and s

NIGHT SPOTS star-studded cast tell you just what the tillo suggeste,

KINOʻS^&`PRINUEBS: "NS And The Colonel" Danny Kayo_in mjörstäçlië And Homburg plays it airaight.---

The List LEE ASTOR:

Hridge." A German Dtizo- alentin n at thim years festival, with

Cannes fibn Maria Schell. HOOVER

PARAMOUNT: "The Decks Nan Red" klar- ring James Mason, Dorolby Dandridke, Broderick Craw- ford.

* METROPOLE: "A STAR

Time To Love And A Time To Die". A war-time love story sei in Germany from Erich Maris Remarqua'e novel starring John Gavin and Lito Pulyor, ORIENTAL "Emilation General" Starring A riotous comedy. Glenn Ford. Red Buttons, Talha Blg. MAJESTIC: "Yellow

Bky," tiregory Peck, Anne Baxter and Richard Widmark site lov gether in a thrilling Wertert. CAPTTÓL: "Armoured Allmore"

CARLTON

Mario HOTEL Francisco & Hia Combo with Kita, vogalist

Crosby

his Orchestra ...And... Bing (Vocal) with Bob Scobey's Friso 3112 Band: 1.13, Weather Report. News And Special Announcements; 130, Anemoon Concert: 2.30. Variety Calia The Tuno; 2, Murles) Matinee; 330, wing And Bway With Banny Kaye: 4, Ton For Two: 4:30. Bielany Instrumental; 4. Chlidren's Comer ---- Presented by Auntie Ray; £30, Mone day Requeris -- Presented by Nick Kendall; 000, Birthday Mellbar: 0, La Musique Troncal – Prebited by Jeannette 37: 330, A Moment For Melody, WIK PODE King] $48, My Other Lova; 7), zime Blænsf And The News 100. Weather Fora- gal, Angióungerpente And · Racing Temale:"2116, Library Look Ben == Presented By Sylvia Prid Philips; 2.4%. Invote "W#M: U, Que Lom- bardo and bus Royal Grandlane 1.15, Free Ja Popular Monte Prvsprited By VEC Hindi bao thời của Beseattone From The Minichi Tovis Two On The Alle" Starring Hest

· RADIO HONGKONG I.K.T. 11.30 9.1. A short sjory: 1145 Expresto Bongo. Extracts from the Show Introduced by Tiny Brinton; 13.30 p.m. Double Attractio Huchard Bagman (llarmonica) and his Orchestra & Ding Cronby (Voom]) with Bob Boober # „tlaco Faer Bonds 1 Tino Signal; 1:13. Vestiny Be- pori: 118. Time signal. New & Special Announcements; 150, AZURES Hoes Cungart; 2.20, Cricket. Futana * Mainland, Commentary by John Wallace 580 Taka Franty: 3.50. BLUE HEAVEN: Kan Zliilewood Cricket Match (conról;, 230, The Dock Driedly 430, 1299 Pobstance magiclan,

slags of The Cariĺbean. 9, "Atobin CHAMPAGNE RESTAURANT! Hond" with, saku, laihbona: 2537

Ishing Gachalian

Talks. "On The lighiends of and is a 36.40, for the Very Young. Lain Americano Band and

produced by Mavia: D, Time Stenal, vocalista Miss Mons Fong It's in the Orboyo; |

; 950, Camici Requests, presented by tree Yuen and Pillia Corrales,

Concerto No. 3 in D Major foe Viglio GOLDEN PHOENIE: Freddie & Orchestra Op. 8 (Paganini); 654,

Abraham and his Rhythm | Washer Haport: Time Signal. Jahr, Ang Dolores tray; p. Dowity Rockets with Grace Archer, Unit Timal Mandande --

Trap Fark #1: 730, docklali Ting;. Monday Cansert a ki Polchera vogallus.

6. The One 1 Didn't Marry; mig, | Variational Dy Bach, With Glenni Bob Harkworth, Stephone theappelly and his quinim Doula Atate Planos 18.15, Katurting MAJESTIC:

13) Their Singet (105) "Roveri | Arenje: 1040, interlude For Murje -- archery champion, and his prooked) 1936. Weather Report: Franks Bark Auintal, 11. Blon

Time Bigod," "Neznan HonchNews | Pureen 11.10, tanto,

to With Dreamland hmibai targui, Mian Bobo.

from Britain: 018, Monday Recitni, į 1150,. Prelude To Midnight; 11 Mid- METROPOLE RESTAURANT:

by Gupunnies (soprano) with piano | night ciúme Down, Pilita Corrales, Spanish vock-

pecojný, by Mays Day: 949 PAG Movie Megavine, présented by Tirk PRINCESS

Printon 10.10, Educating Archiet GARDENI

pam.. Children's - Nur--Cartoons; TROPA), pt at saturekre beorde à.18, Magle show Promated Hy

Weather Tapori;13). "The bigral vein, Weniem M

Дове Radio Newnes"1146, ftaverfe; 11,80, | Downi 7410, Monday and 2921- Close Down.'

Charentĵo myl file Hand; 7.00, koti- day: Décximéntarp-leon” Mindegi

100, Vanaliwao" | Metroff: Calling Card Ieirodoend" by Di-A-Day, CanLORENTUTO The Reunion Of Two Wainīte": 11, La Nisha Final. Elem Drown,

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PARAMOUNT Night CluD: Bob Markworth, the tobin Hood of the. 20th Centur7. and Dr Ye Tong Ding, the Oriant's Kreat Featuring Glamouria and XILE Hallan Combo,

REDIFFUSION 11.am nay

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TELEVISION

competition, and should rank as a welcome ve to relieve the monotony of canned programmes," Tonight's Calling Card is a surprise item that a worth look- ing at, during which an interest- ing visitor will be interviewed.

This week's best "Oldie” la tho dlm "Manpower" with Edward G. Robinson, Marlene Dietrich, and Georgo · Raft teaming up. This dìm câused quite a sensation at its first showing, because of its social criticismn of labour abuser fn the States.

Saturday night sees a chango In the Mona Fong show. "Yours with a Bong,” now takes on a more intimate presentation of Tho the Morin Font show. setting is a privato apartment with the band out" of eight. The whole show in designed to achieve that personaj touch, at Which TV auecivede nu no other show, does, bringing the arties and the viewer face to face, as it were.

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