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~~ THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1958.

RUSSIA'S "K

Central Committee Of Soviet Union In Vital Session

London, Nov. 13.

Moscow Radio rovealed tonight that the all - powerful Contral Committee of the

Soviet Communist Party is in session in Moscow. It reported a shakeup of the Party leadership in the Republic of Kazakhstan as of its first acts.

en-

But it also dorsed Soviet Premier

new

Nikita Khrushchev's outline for a seven-year plan and his controversal educational reforms, the English- language Moscow broad- cast said.

The brief news item. beamed to Britain, re- vealed that one of the a Central Committee sec- retaries, Nikolai Be- lyayev "has been releas ed from his duties as Secretary in

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Divorce And Films For A Fatter Martine And A Plan To Visit Hongkong

Parle, Nov. 13.

Blonde French Kim star Martina Carol, sum-brong- ed and seven pounds heavier after a two-month holiday in Martinique, turned to Paris today via Nice to deny reports sho would marry Dr Andre Rouvelx, French physio- Ian whom who mat in Fort

De Franco.

"I am more determined than ever to obtain a divorce," she said. "But reports of any marriage plans are faleo." The ACETUES 1a saparated from har hua- band, Film Director Chris- tian Jaque.

To

Soviet Challenge

Capitalist Industry

Moscow, Nov. 13.

The new Soviet seven-year plan is a challenge to the capitalist world to compete peacefully in the economic field, Premier Nikita Khrushchev said in a report published today by Tass News Agency.

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of his election to the post of First Secretary

of the Communist Party Soraya Again

of Kazakhstan."

Belvayev is a Khrushchev

-With Krupps

MR Kazakhstan is the- rieb Central Asian republic

virtual where Khrushchev

ly staked his leadership on his virgin laris" scheme of moving Russians to new areas in the East.

Central Committee meet ings are never announced in advance. There had been informal indications, how. ever, that members of the powerful ruling body of the Communist Soviet

Party were gathering.-V.P.I.

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london. Now The Titish government is to be asked In Parlament

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Cologne, Nov. 13. Reports that Princess Soways was about to announce her on- Klement to 42-year-old Karald VAJTE Bollen Und Holbach, younger brother of the head ni the Krupp armaments firm, were tonight denied

Embassy in Culoare.

by the ironiun

An Embassy spokesman said that the fact that Von Dohlen Und Hulb

ww.s frequently seen at the Embusay lately was due to the "old business ins between the

und Krupp m ir."

The spokesman confirmed publish on authoritative book that the ex-Empress, who was

on the wartime exploits of the Special Operations Executive, responsible for seret agents activities in Occupied Europe

Danie Irene Ward, Conserva-

Member of Parliament, tive Tablet

the Shah of Iran divorced by because she falled to produce an her to the throne, would prob- ably go to Switzerland for the winter sports in December.

is understood that she is likely

a motion to this effees to meet Von Bohien Und Haj-

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A real fler on the wateri (B).

8 Backyard vehicle (4).

Examples of still life, often (0).

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themselves overseds (8). Heavy metak (4).

10 He has a capital idea for

creating interest (8).

18 Certainly not unimportant

stuff (B))

19 Engineer nietmurement (4). -21 Loud Instrúments (3, 5).

25 Brigandi practice. It (0).

28 Return of the swallows (4).

27 Stich people are irritating

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2 A good example of

eternity ring? (4),

4 Dead unpunctual (4).

The report, approved by The Communist Party Cen- tral Committee, said the plan which starts next year is aimed chiefly at stepping drive economic up the Loward Communism to gain as much time as possible in the race against capitalism,

The report calls for boosting Bruss Industrial output 80 per cent by 1985 and developing all branches of the economy on the basis of priority for expansion of heavy Industry.

seven years period, Gross farm outpul would increase by 170 per cent and a grain harvest of 10 to 180 million tons a year would be expected by 1900.

Mien Carol's divores pro-

were ceedings

Initiatac early this year, and the usual "reconciliation here · ing, required by French law la sat for November

20.

Me Carot sald she would finish sound synchronisa. tion in Paris ort her latest fitm, "Venetian Night" And than Gy to Rome on November 23 to beglo ming "Last Judgment" with

Lotfobrigida Gina

and Vittorio Da Bica. She also plans to make a lim In Hongkong next year.--

Franco-Premsa.

BEVAN TOPS LABOUR

POLL

Landon, Nov. 13. Labour Members of Parlia

to

ment tonight elected now "shadow cabinet” and voted mellowing loft- winger Anourin Bevan their favourite politician. Khrushchev said the plan's Rank and le MPs gave Mr application would

foreign strengthen Bevan, the party's World Soctalian and Joy the affairs spokesman, 203 votes to groundwork for overtaking and put him top of the poll in the passing between 1988 and 1970 voting for the party's parita- States T cupita mentary committee, which has the United output,

no official standing but from which Labour Prime Minister The Soviet Union would thus

would draw the nucleus of his world in both overall top, the

output and in-cabinet were the Socialists and per capita sure the Soviet people of the win the next general elections. world's highest living standard, Mr Boyun. who in ICEL the report added.

hod dropped his flexy Khrushchev sald Socialist nu. Peft-wing tactics in favour

from STOWOC up Llans would have

a the party untity.

the place in Last year's industrial world's

output by 1905. This would strengthen "shadow cabinet' polling Socialiam's economic and defen- He dishood the sve power and throw invul- Candler of the Exchequer, neroble barriers against "war- Harold Wlison, at the top. That volume would be boosted mongers," Khrushchev

MPY made only one change 180 per cent over the previous France-Presse,

in the Opposition front bench

They

the || line,

dropped Defence

George spokesman, Brown, to recali doctrinaire Socialist Dr Edith Summers!! to the top ranka.

Soviet economic potential would be strengthened to ensure the living (1 steady riso in starlard. The volume of capital investment in seven years would almost equal the total for the nation's previous 41-year history.

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17,000 APPLY FOR 500 JOBS

Recruiting For Cyprus

Canteens Ends

London, Nov. 13.

of

"ahandora*

The Thes Lineup: Aneurin Bevar (Foreign Affairs). Harold G. AL. Wilson (Exchequer).

Soskice Mitchison, Sir Frank (Attorney-General), James Callaghan (Navy), Patrick Gordon Walker, Alfred Kobens (Labour), Anthony Greenwood, Arthur Bottomley, Philip Noel- (Colonial Affairs), Dr Edith Summerskill (Health and Social Welfare), and Tom Fraser,

Baker

Recruiting of British volunteers to operate service U.P.I.

canteens and hostels in terror-ridden Cyprus was stopped today when the number of ap- plicants reached 17,000.

Britain Hunts

Gunman With Staring Eyes

"We have enough to meet our requirements

for any foresee- oble Lask in

Cyprus," said Major-Generat Sir Randle Fielden, managing director of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institute (NAAFT) civilian attached catering organisation to the forces,

MUAS

than

"The orighial advertisement for 500 but A few more

a may be engaged." The General added that the publle response to the appeal Issued on Monday night with London. Nov. 13,

the dismissal for security rea- kept Special watch was

song of all 10,000 Greek Cypriots British strfolds and parts working for NAAF la Cyprus today for PSKRITIE with was "magnificent."

Men and staring eyes who held up a London bank yesterday, classes, nged between 18 and wounded the manager and 45, flooded NAAFI hendquar

·cscaped with about £300, ters in London with offers, to

All available police and de- tectives in the Landon

aro were thrown into the hunt for the gunman, who is believed to have carried out an carlier red on the same branch of the Midland Bank at Brentford, an southweRVCTD. suburb, loat

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7 Uninteresting amouncement

for a nymph (0).

DT (5).

10 Thieves Jargon (8).

12 Cattle station (B).

14 The clock that frightons?

(B).

10 Understood (5).

17 Unlike Ethelred! (5).

19 Lama-land? (5).

20. He's got somnathing (5),

ZI One may

exociate them

with wine and dust (4).

22 Sullen (4).

23 Unprepowering (4).

24 Man of great wisdom (4). CROSSWORD. - Acrom: ) Il-nche-},

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Lyric. 7 Bullet-in, & Awet, 9 Dindes, 71 Kwe-Iment), 13 Gallery, 10 Certen, 10 Bloup, 19 Opens ze, 20 Po 21 Beekly Dawn! 1 ILA-bid, a Holed, 3 Latimer, 4 Lunate, & tied-slari, & Cantuk 10 All sorts, 12 Wych-elm, 13 Gossip, 14 Ex-Dooe, 10 Hille, 17 Beedy,

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take ort Jobs DS walters, waitressca, shop assistants. cooks, and dishwashers for the Beltiah pervicemen in Cyprus.

The initial 500 accepted after security and medical checks are being offered an additioned £3 a week "danger money" in ad- dition to normal poy, free board August, when a clerk was and lodging, and uniforms. wounded in similar elroum- The first plane load of 45 pre alances but no money stolen. due to fly to the island on Sun- Flying squads carried out day evening. Two more planes raids over · A wide area of the will fr out further helpers dur- region, swooping on all-nighting next week- cafes and lodging houses fre- Special. quented by the underworld and questioning occupants.

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China Mail

Niarchos Fights Longshoremen

Hussein

Thanks The Queen

London, Nov. 13.

King Hussain has sent u motango to the Queen ex- pressing thanks for the Bri- tish Government's prompt reapones to the Jordan Gov. ment's appeal for troops Fast July, it was stated at the Foreign Office tonight.

His message also com. mented on the "splendid" behaviour of British troope white in Jorden.

It was sent on completion

of the British withdrawal. from Jordan.

The Queen has sink e re- ply which referred to feek. Inga of friendship, and mu« the tual respect between twa Gaunering-flautar.

Army To Help In Nepal's

1st Elections

Katmandu, Nov. 13.

party

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A special guard was placed on Miss Morgaret Kirty,

detachment of Gurkha Signals at the 24-year-old istant

nerived of the British. army. Brentford bank who is the only

Hamburg, Nov. 13.

hero 'by abr today from Binge- wilnem of both hold-ups.

Greek tanker tycoon, Stavros pore. the tone Marchon, saki, today that he Descriptions of taldier were circulated in the would fight with all available They are to help maintain national pres

on radio [and] legal means the International communications, during Nepal's television. He was not to be Federation of Longshoremen's first General Elections between 35 and 40 years of age, praposod boyvoit of ships flying brein next, FunTY:

The well built, of average height, the" nows of Panama, Liberia,

Nopaleso sovernationt requented with black hotr, a fresh co-Costa Tica or Horidures.

The boycott was urged during | Deliads sch plexion and staring eyes.

Inde recent meeting in Hamburu | regmenta - becawary of

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