1959-03-04 — Page 2

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THE

SPACE CHILDREN

Beenth

THE CHILDREN

OF EARTH

ENSLAVED BY

"THE THING" FROM

OUTER SPACE!

Star MICHEL RAY

Adam Williams-Peggy Webber vom Aland-Jack Arnold- Bernard C. Schoented prod

NEXT CHANCE

ELVIS PRESLEY

GREOLE

.HAL WALLISTE

TAJAME MONTEROON

DORES ENTERED HAT LECCER MOPHONE

Many

Great

GLETH SAME CAVA

Songs!

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STAR

METROPOLE

3rd TRIUMPHANT WEEK

NOW SHOWING THE 19th DAY Owing to length of picturo please note, change of timeus AT 2.30, 5.20, 7.30 & 9.40 P.M.

The Screen Invades The Violent Age Of...

THE

VIKINGS

KIRK DOUGLAS TONY CURTIS-ERNEST BORGNINE-JANET LEIGH, The Vikings

TECHNIRAMA TECHNICOLORI

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STANNIC PKMS mediante

ISYLVIA GOPEZ SONIA "ZIEMANN MICHEL, PICCOLI

DOARA RICHARD POTTIER

LANNIE CORDY

LAKEMANE OLUK

TA BA RIN

ECRAN TARAF

DRASLIN LOVE,

ImgLES BLUE-BELL GIRLS da LIDO.... LE FRENCH CANCANDU MOULIN-ROUCE

MISHA ALLE KUIGAN-PIERRE-KERIEN.

HENRI VILBERT

THE GOLDEN PHOENIX

Ist Floor, Manson House

• Presents

OLLIE DELFINO

&

his Dynamic Danceros

with

LUZ VI MINDA

Vocalist

Commencing

SATURDAY 7th MARCH

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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959.

New British Textile

MENDERES SAYS THANK-YOU

'We Can Buy

An H-Bomb

For A Million'

Project Rouses Criticism

Adnan Menderes, right, drinks a toast to the luck that saved him when 15 died in recent plone crash. Ho is with Mr and Mrs Bailey, the farming couple, who took him back to their house after the crash of the Viscount that was bringing him to Lon- don for the Cyprus talks. Menderes, the Turkish invited

Or A-Bomb For Half Premier, hos

Ottawa, Mar. 3.

A Canadian Committeo was

- told today that a hydrogen bomb to be used in mining could be purchased for

them, and the doctor they called in, to spend a holiday in Turkoy.-Ex- press Service.

"little more than a million YOUR

dollars."

Dr John Convey, Director of the Federal Mines Branch, also Fold-the-fuse-of-Cons. Mines Committee that the United

would provide for States $500,000 a two-kiloton atomic bomb to altempt to separate oil from the Alberta Oll Sands.

He added that a Hydrogen bomb would cause too big an explosion for this purpose.

The Mines Director said it would be at least a year before the Government reached ony frm decision on the feasibility of an omic explosion under the Alberta Sands ju extract ofl.

Only A Bump

Dr Convey said the nuclear. device to be used in the sands could be dropped down a six- inch hole to the delonation point 1,000 feet below the surface.

The expinsion would not EVEN "ruffle the surface" although a thud would be felt. The bomb would not do any damage and there would be no radioactive contamination, The ol sands and the muskeg would act a blanket.

The atomie explosion, I was hoped, would shake up the oil bed, separate the all from the

PHOTOS ON CHEQUES

Orleans, Mar. 3.

photo..

A French bank I:AR started issuing "person allsed" cheque books bear- Ing the holder's graph on each cheque.

The photograph makes Identification casier and speeds

cashing Up cheques. It is also

pected

of

ex-

to make forgerles almost impossible,

To publicise the new scheme, the Banque Re- gionale de l'Ouest sent out valid. cheques for unc frane to its customers and to newspapers, China Mall Special.

BURIALS HELD

sand by heat and the glt would UP BY STRIKE

fall into a 250,000-foot under-

ground crater, Dr Convey said.

Bescribing other possible uses

of nuclear devices in mining. Bodies Dr Convey said it might be possible in fracture

under-

ground deposits and bring the ninerals to the surface in liquid for his would free the in-

Cardiff, Mar. 3. remained unburied,

schoola closed, streets unswept in Rhondda near Cardiff to- day on a five-day strike by B00 Dorough council workers continued without any sign of

da try from grinding and promen cessing costs.

Five coffins were in cemetery

The U.S. would set off an chapels awaiting burials on the atomle explosion under oll resumption of work by the abate deposits in the US.-gravediggers -- "probably this summer," he Strikern, who are prolesting said.

aver the appointment of education welfare officer, are only carrying out the most essential services. --- China Mail Special.

Alaska Harbour Another "close reality" was creation of a harbour in Alaski by the simultaneous explosion of live atomic bombs. The cost would be one-livehundredth of conventional digging costs.

an

Big Nuclear Plant

Dr Convey said he believed

Ipswich, Mar. 3. the Bussians were objecting to

The East Suffolk County aban en nuclear tests because Council today gave official op- they had already achieved proval for the erection at Size- some results through under- well on the East Coast of the ground explosions-Reuter,

STATE

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF QUEENS THEATRE

OPENING TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 PM.

"Calendar

Girl"

STARÉDIO

LI, MD

CHANG CHUNGWEN

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biggest nuclear power station in Britain. It may take six years before it is finished.-Reuter.

London, Mar. 3. Mr Harold Macmilian, the Prime Minister, presented GO lengths of British-made wool cloth to leading Russian per- sonalities during his visit to Russia, the International Wool Secretariat sald today. In Lon- don.--Reuter.

POP-Dumb Fiend

YOU'RE IN A QUARRELSCMB31

MOOD TODAY

SPECIAL TO THE CHINA MAIL

Great Yarmouth, Mar. 3.

A school here has been converted into a textile mill to produce super-quality brocades to sell at from £1 to £5 a yard.

Swiss

They will compete with French, Italian and products rather than with present British output.

Mr Freddie Ungar, 40, # Hungarian who came to England 11 years ago, is the man behind the venture, and has persuaded the British Treasury" grant

Joan of about £23,000.

He is naturalised English- man and has worked for British textile Arps, designing materials worn in some cases by the royal family.

SHOCK.

BELT TO KEEP OUT SHARKS

Mr Sydney Silverman, Labour MP for the Lancashire weaving towns of Nelson and Colne, is against the project,

This move by the Treasury A 10-ft deap basin for study-

Pretoria, Mar. 3. is crazy, reckicas irrespon- "sibility," he said. What is

the US ot training labour when the most skilien labour fores in the world is already idle?"

CLEAN AIR

2

A director of the new rm, | Mr A. G. Sturrock, sald today that Great Yarmouth Was chosen because of its clean and humid seaside air, just right for the production of super-quality luxury fabrics, and because it has had a textile background for hundreds of years,

Mr Sturrock suid there were niready a silic and

a woollen Intory in Yarmouth, and the new factory would also make silts: whereas Lancashire pro- duced cotton.

459 Saved

London, Mar. 3 Britain's Weboals saved

459 Hrus last year and the cost to the Royal National Lifeboat Service was nearly £1 million, it was disclosed today.-Ching Mail Special.

ing the reactions of man- eating sharks to electric shocks has been completed off the estuary of St Lucia Lako, in Natal,

Dr J. P. A. Lochner, head of the acoustics division of the National Physical Research Laboratory, is in charge of tho project.

It is hoped it will lead to practical method of keeping # 1.Ulter sharks away from South' Africa's coastal resorts by using electrical barriers. Dr. Lackner said the basin, which was 300 ft. long and 150 ft, wide, had been carved next to the estuary. The alm was arch to enmesh sharks in a not then 10 transfer them to a giant tank near the basin.

There,

we shall test their reactions to electrical stimuli, preliminary to freeing them in the basin, An electrical bar- rter will seal of the outlet Into the estuary, and they will be given chance to try to force their way through."-China Mail Special.

RITZ CINEMA

★ FINAL TO-DAY ★

AT 2,30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

JERRY LEWIS

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ROCK-A-BYLS

BABY

"TECHNICOLOR

MARILYN MAXWELL-REGINALD GARDINER BACCALONI-CONNIE STEVENS

TO-MORROW: Spencer Tracy

"THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA"

in

HOOVER RITZ

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SPENCER GRACY Ernest Hemingway's

DEARIJA_AND_NUBEL

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TO-NIGHT

AT 7.00 P.M.

A Cantoneso Opera

"PORTRAIT OF A BEAUTY"

丹青配

Presented by SUN LEE NIN CANTONESE GROUP

THE WONDER PICTURE OF THE YEARS

TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30

9.30 P.M.

hieronder Korda presēnis

THE THIEF OF BAGDAD

in Magie, Technicolor

ROXY & BROADWAY

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Owing to length of picture please noto change of times: At 2,30, 5.10, 7.30 & 9.45 p.m.

THEY TORE THE ROOTS OF HEAVEN". FROM THE VERY EARTH ITSELF!

ARIETTL

FLINK. GRECO

TREVOR

HOWARD ALBEAT

WELLES

DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S

THE ROOTS OF HEAVEN

-- JOHN HUSTON

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AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 F.M.

The King of the Jungle's adventure in unexplored AfHea!

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MGM

"TARZANS FIGHT FOR LIFE'

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·

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in

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& 9.45 P.M.

MARLON BRANDO

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WILLIAM GOETZ JOSHUA LOGAN DADES A HIGIENEN PAULOSBORN

✅TO-MORROW MORNING SHOW

CYD Charisse in "SILK STOCKING"

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