1959-04-07 — Page 3

SHOPLIFTERS SHAKE U.S. CLAIMS, SAYS MIKOYAN JR

Berlin, April 6.

Serge Mikoyan, son of the Soviet Deputy Premier, Anastas Mikoyan, said today he saw nothing on his American tour that changed his con- ceptions.

He said he learned many new things that widened, his knowledge but nothing that changed his basic beliefs about the United States.

Africans

Form New Political Group

Johannesburg, April 6. African delegates from all Africa parts of South

decided today to form a

Mr Mikoyan is writing U series In the East German magazine "Free World" about is American experionCON. He accompanied his father on his Amerlean trip.

Young Mikoyan said theft la

the dted States easts doubl

on U.S. cinims that it has 0

| high mandard of living.

He said that when he visit - ed Macy's department store in New York he discovered that "many prottie we took for cun- tomiers probably were detec- tiven, whose job it is to pre- vent theft"

the sale there are nuny thells In Macy's and other American separtment stores.

Remove Cameras

He said he noticed that when

new non-white political Americans leave their cars they organisation the Pan-take cameras and other bolong- Africanist Congress.

Ings with them and lock the ear. Czechoslovakia

Their three-day conferencu In Russia that ended today was called by

an African group which broke with

Th African National

Congress last November.

The altns of the new organism-

tion are:

• To unite the African people on a basis of African nationalism;

To fight for the over-

• throw

domination of white and the maintenance of the right of self-determinpilon for Africana;

that is not necessary, he said.

"This does nat jibe com- pletely with the official pro- paranda about the high American standard of living," ha mald.

be was

In Chicago, Mr Mikoyan sald

Funded by aborti squad policeman named Hewey.

Naive

He said Howey attempted in every way to defend "the skle of American

To strive for the esta- | negativo bishment of an African de- ruility."

mocratic society:

To promote the educa ilonal, cultural and revuemio advancement of the African prople;

• To promote the concept

of a federation of Southern Africa and Pan-Africanlımı,

Anti-Nobody

Sobukwe, u ke- African languages at University, was

Mr Robert turer in Witwatersrand

unanimously clavierk

1 Mikoyan wil this naive patriotisan,

Was

At dinner in Los Angeles given by Eric Johnston, he satu, he sat next to a man with

primitive **C]}= tion of democracy."

"

Mr Mikoyan sald be took him for an old Alm industry pensioner but found out inter he was the President of the Bank of America.

Mr Mikoyan said everywhere

president In the United States he found false conceptions of the Soviet

of the new organisation.

"We are anti-nubody," Mr Union.

Sobukwe told reporters.

He said it is necessary

for

to

Fearn the truth about Russi

"We alm at a government | Americans to visit Russla

of Africans, by Africans and

for Africana →→→ with every- UP.I. body who

11 auly Owen Inyalty to Africa and who Is prepared to accept the de- mocratic rule of the African majority being regarded as

African,"

He said no

minority rights

Bomb Death

Algiers, April 0. A rebel bomb exploited i could be guaranteed beemise front of a hotel at Tizi Ouzou

We think in

of in- tʊtlay, killing one civilian and dividual, not groups."-Reuter. lujuring 18 others.-U.P.I,

terms

A British Crossword Puzzle

14

6

B

10

20

124

23

27

ACHOSS

1 Take-it-easy room (6).

'5 Bring on oneself (3).

8 French vivacity (4),

9 Changed course (0),

11 One may not like peng

given these! (5)

12 Leave the wilderness (0), ''

14 It might call for a dredger

(4).

10 Could be a sounit lead, of

course (5).

18 Lightweight sort of cat (3)..

10 Linear units (4).

20 Put on somes clothing (8).

24 Liver, etc. (B).

20 What the ball did to the

pancakes? (0),

20 Right to hold property in

line (4).

27 Little as between twelve and

twenty (5).

20 The mother kind? (0),

29

DOWN

1 Nothing In tehrus, much in

life (4),

2 Accustomed to put us first

(4).

3 Horses to racing men (4).

4 First born (6).

5 How a VIP may drive (2, 4).

Target for the shyl (7).

Hemodal (7)..

10 Souvenir (5).

13 Tired or tattered? (4, 9).

14 Pinch a bit (7).

15 In lawful fashion (7).

1 Gets on one's bind legst (5).

19 Make adipose? (8).

Island, International, in part (4).

22 Biblical character for whom

one can find a use (4).

23 This is, so 10 apenk, the limit

(4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acrost: 1 Anses, 4 Pathos,

8 Spoken, 10 Rasio, 12 Actors, 14 Monitor, 17 Noah, 19 Relapse, 21 Acclaim, 22 Seem, 23 Nose boy, 27 Meagre, 20 Abeu,

50 Spring, 31 La-test, 82 Asset (rèv,), Hawn: 1 Assam, 2 Shorn,

3 Sweat, 5 Aero, 4 Hymop, 7 Seethe, Senring, 11

Ornate,

11 Tremira, 15 Once, 10 ili met, 19 Asia, 20 Așui); 21 Cement,

24 Sepia, 23 Balis, 24 AL-got, 26 Asps,

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1959.

JAPANESE CARS BIG

Olivier

Jives At

Ingrid's

Party

Hollywood, April 6.

Sir Laurence Olivier danced

a hot number with shape-

ly actress Anita Louise al

HIT AT

U.S. MOTOR SHOW

New York, Aprli 6.

Sales representatives of foreign car manufacturers happily opened their order books as thousands of car-hungry Americans poured into New York's giant coliseum to eye the glittering array of cars at the international Motor Show.

Officials DI the Japanese Toyoin Company were exultant over the immediate succraz of

which their Toyopet, sedan, celebrated its American debut at the show with "45 to $0 Arm sales" during the first two days, a spokesman for the company sald.

This car's success EPPAR ently exceeded the wildest hopes of the Japanese ogm- pany's sales representatives here.

Marilyn

At Cannes

Festival, If ....

Paris, April 6.

Before the slow Japonese re- presentatives had sald that it would take some time for their Marilyn Monroe will be the

cars to become known and ne- ceptod in the United States and hand cautiously predicted that the cars would enjoy "excellent sales" next year.

"The general customer com- ment is that the Toropet sedan looked like one of the best buys for the money at the show," the spokesman said.

biggest attraction at the International Cannes Film Festival this year it husband Arthur Miller will let her come.

The blonde actress has been reported coming to the Cannes festival in past years.

But this time she actually He said official at the has agreed to spend three days Toyota stand had had 75 sp-in Cannes during festival time plications for dealerships in (April 30-May 15). 1wo days and

expected to select from 25 to 30 of these. The company has 50 dealers Ingrid Bergman, who is in the United States at pre- back in the Alm colony

a stars' "welcome home"

party here yesterday for

after a 10-year absence.

sent.

Fourth Year

As the band played a farzed-up

version of ""Turkey in the In the first two days of the Straw," Sie Laurence swept show, which opened its doors Into action with a flurry of lost Saturday, more than 70,000 intricate footwork that visitors poured through the

turnstiles, brought roars of applause from the guests.

Other dancers left the floor to give him more room and rug- red Western star, John

This is the fourth year of the International car show in New York and uxhibitors have fu- ported gains in sales and in-

The film festival organisers wens to New York to soc Marilyn and said she willing- agreed. They said her playwright hasband much Ican enthusiastic, though.

Pilgrims

They refused to say if Miller was cool to the Idea because his

gorgeous wife might be isobbed again or it he simply took a dim view of Alm festivals in general, Many muvie stars from all over the world make the pil- grimage 10 Cannes fur the teres! every year. Some are festival. Wayne, said: "After seeing predicting records for this show

- this, L-am going to buy-Fred when has an extra noorder - But, every year about th ́t

Astaire's life story and star the number of Cars sent this line the organisere ko luvugh Olivier In It."

year from Britain, France,

a period of fasting and prayer

Miss Bergman, who is in Holly-Germany, Italy, Sweden, Hel-as they try to prepare an extra-. big Cannes splash by a super- wood fasakr mattito the land Japan art Czechoslova Academy Award proschitation | Vakin.

ceremonies tonight, Wha greeted at the Beverly Hills Hotel by many old friends, In- cluding Cary Grant, Gary Cooper, William Holden, Van Johnson, Danny Kaye, Cut- ton Webb and Jennifer Jones,

China Mall Special.

Role Changed

Hallan exhibitors reported Americans

being more economy conscious than ever before, and the cheaper Fiat Care Woro Again reported to be outselling the sleek, gleam- ing Lancias, the sporty Alfa Romeos

and

the speedy

Ferraris.

French cars on display were without question" selling bet- ter than at any of the previous shows held here, a spokesman for exhibitors some of the French

sald.

House Saved From Wreckers

Paris, April 0. A villa built by world-famous 8win-born French architect Le Corbusier' has

been re-

New Wife Every Day

A wife for each day of the week ls the theme of a musical due to start * 3-week season at Manches- ter's Palace Theatre on April 14,

Impresario Gerald Palm- er is valuing £22,000 into

“One the show,

Gli A Day", confident that he'll be able to sell it to Broad- way and the West End,

Based on a play thai has already been a success for two years in Paris, and with the prior publlelty of having had several scenes banned by the British ren- sor, be may very well be right.

Hero of the musical, All Bey, is played by Ameri- can singer Lester Ferguson. making Bl first. Liago SUPORTANCO

Krilain, though he is well-known ọn TV and radio,

Bey is the man with the brilliant Idea of seven wives -- one for each day of the week, and all from different countries.

Sunday's wife Malayan (played by Russo- Japanese Kiri Shi-Na); Monday's is French (play. ed by Lebanese Bonye Cordeau): Tuesday's is Italian (played by Swiss Kalla Event; Wednesday's

Russian (played by Polish Lola Rond); Thurs- day's in Jamaican (played by Vienuose Lisa Desi): Friday's is American (play- ed by American Pamela Dennis); and Saturday's Spanish (played by Simulah Anita Ortega).

Bbory in by Guy Elmes and Gene Kelly' script. wriler Ray Allen; chorso- graphy by Michael Charn“ lay; and the score includes "Nanni" the tune that caught the Pope's when he heard, his first skille group recently - and six other numbers that Pabner is convinced could be hits.

Above are three of the wireste fight

Na (Sunday); Sonya Cor. deau (Monday); and Katla Even (Tuesday).

CHESSMAN REFUSED

Washington, April 4. The United States Supreme Court refused today to order Cessman, who through a series the relonsp from prison at Carl of appeals andt procedurat manocivres has obtained a stay of execution six times since he was sentenced to death for rape and kidnapping in California in 1948.

prioved from the demolition squad by order of the French Monza, April 6,

authoriiles, the Cultural Federica Villa, 45, who for

announced Affairs Ministry 20 years drove a van carrying

Lonight. The French Renault "Cara-

Since being sentenced, Cheps internees to the local insana velle" has made the strongest

The house, the "Vlaman has drawn the attention of usyjum, has been declared a bid for showplace position in the Savoye" at Poissy, near Paris, the public by publishing three show-o simulated parkland set is one of the first ever bulli by books, including the best seller

"Coll 2155, Exath Chamber.” was talk- ting where pretty girls in pro- Le Corbusier,

The Supreme Court gave no ing with friends yesterday in vincial costumes stroll among a bar and suddenly began makakilfully-lit artificial shrubs

reason for its decision-France- ing incoherent speeches.-U.P.I. Reuter.

sane..

Officials sold Villa

It fa In the modemistic style which has brought him world

renown.

Mrs Roosevelt's

Montreal, April 6.

A small Israeli camel re- cently purchased by Mra Eleanor Roosevelt for her. granddaughter, may not turn out to be a "white elephant" after all, despite the United States Agricul- ture Department's refusal to allow the animal tö enter the country.

Presse.

Camel May

Go To Canada

A Montreal radio station (CTAD) today offered to buy the camel from Mrs Roosevelt and present the animal" to the Granby, Quebec, 209.

counterpart now residing in the Giphy 109.

Mr Roosevelt, presently in London, was expected in New

·York Täter this work und réould MA spokennía fah the gisting | then consider the radio station's said- the oême). wynld) "B64 | offer."

"Under US law, solmals

country; it

in

they originate nations where there is hoof and mouth disease.

The Alanase exista in Israel. Tho

former UB. Arst lady purchased the camel in Isract last month for her stand- daughter." Ning.. Ressevelt, 16.

A spokesmanɑ for the station aniði ́no, difficulty was anti- cipated in bringing the camel

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Marine War Game May Aim At Far East Clash

Camp Pendleton, Calif., April 6. Marines hit the beaches along southern California shortly after dawn today in what might be a warm-up manoeuvre for possible outbreaks of limited warfare in the Far East.

Somo 12,000 sailors and marines will take part in' opera- tion Big Land which the official Press releases describe as a war game to "improve the professional skills of navy and marine corps personnel in the conduct of amphibious warfare in the atomic age."

But chiefs and noncama xay the simulated problem aestimes that the area about 30 miles) noria of San Diego, California, In Cambodia and has been cap- tured by the Communists,

The Job of the Hawall-based first marine brigade and the first amphibious task force 19 to recapture the oren.

Vice Adm, John Sylvester, commander of the amphibious force of the U.S. Prelle' Next, denled yesterday that the military extrelso had pung- thing to do with a possible "brushfire" war in Cambodia, next to American-sponsored

Vietnam.

"Exercise "big land, as it is namod, is a routine training exercise;" Sylvester sald through his San Diego headquarters.

Another Korea

But informed military sources who could not have their names used in connection with atory, said:

the!

"Cambodia 18

the where brass expecta the Comunics will most likely try another Korça, coming down from Vietminh through Cambodia to make an end run altack on Vietnam."

Live ammunition was used by feet units and murine aircraft

Boat Held Live Target

Toulon, April 6. Lean Curller, French mechanic, today resied fra hospital bed after drifting three days helplessly for In hie stalled motorbon1 which wallowed in shell spattered French navy target practice zone.

Curtler, In a state of "abnormal excitement," was picked up by the arufser "De Grasse'i and brought to 'Toulon,

Before

sellor firing one of the "Da Graiso” guds

kim. spotied

the drifting Frenchman lay exposed to the BIZ. weakened by hunger and thirst and deafened exploding shells,

By the time he was re- soued, he had reached the point of hoping that dne of tho shells would hit him and end his suffering. --France-Presse.

from El Torn in the sumporting Drop In U.S.

fire exercise of San

Clemente

luland and a rehearsal of the operation last Friday off Son Diego Bay.

Equipment to be used in the exerelse which will end on Fri- day includes glant helicopters Imunched trom carriems that transport heavily-armed troop to the rear U.P.I.

of enemy lines.-

Unemployment Forecast

Washington, April 0.

The White House today hinted that a subilantial drop in unemployment would be re- vealed in figures to be nounced tomorrow,

Broken Leg Day President Bsenhower

#1)-

TH

con-

ferred this morning for 35 Berlin, April' ¤, minuter with Mr Jamnes P.

An 82-year-old West Berliner | Mitchell, the Secretary of today stumbled on the fashion-Labour, able Kurfurstendamm Avenue and broke his right leg.

The White Heuso spokesman. Mr James Hagerty, sald after- A 60-year-old woman saw this wards that the President "be- and ran to a telephone booth to loves that the figures to be re- coll for help. On the way she leased tomorrow will be grall- felt and broke her. left leg.fying and of great interest to police sald-Reuter.

all American9,"

1959

ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL

HOOVER GALA

Saturday, April 11,

9:30 pm.

Scandal in Sorrento"

Starring

Sophia Loran

Vittorio De Sica

"The

and

Sunday: April 12

cat 9:30 pm

Revolt of the Gladiators"

Starring Georges Marchal and Glanna Maria Canala

Personal Appearance

on stage

ROSSANA PODESTA

the Banutiful Star of "Helen of Troy"

MARÇO VICARIO

Italy's/Tpp_male -Star

DINO RISI

Who directed the

film "Scandal in Sorrento"

FRAMCA

BETTOJA

Lovely Italian

Actres