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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959.

KING'S PRINCESS Australia Needs

GRAND OPENING TO-DAY

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BRIGITTE

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DANIEL

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In

MAM'SELLE STRIPTEASE

Directed by: Marc Allogrot

A French production with English dialogue

AIR CONDITIONEO

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STERUNG HAYDEN CRIME OF{ PASSION

Band S STE ARTISTS

What she did could only be paid for in violence!

Watch For The Grand Opening Date!

CAPITOL

Mr R. G. Monzios

It Wouldn't

Have Done

For Holmes

London, May 21.

The "Baker Street Irregu lors" assembled at candlelit banquet last

night to toast the fictional man they most admire- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's hawknosed

Sherlock Holmes.

dotective,

Some af the Americans present complained about the atmosphere.

WA

we have a Sherlock "When Holmes banquet ii America try to have a fog in the room and we arrive in hansom cabs,”

aid Irregular

Progressive Japan

Ottawa, May. 21,

HK THREAT TO U.S. INDUSTRY

Now York, May 21. Textile imports sto the United States have reach- ed a point where "the security of our country and the security of American workers are both seriously Involved," a leading tox- tile industry executive said toplay:

Robert T Stevens, President of the J. P. Stevens

tola meeting of the National Industrial Conference Board here that the potential threat from oversens is enormous fi

The Australian Prime Minister, Mr R. G. Manzies, who is visiting Canada, on his way to Britain, said here today that Company, a big textile concern. "an economically progressive Japan is important to us. He was speaking at a Press conference, and he described Australia's relations with Japan "as astonishingly good when you consider no country ever hated another as we did Japan."

Menzies Looking For Slim's Successor

Ottawa, May 21.

Mr Menzies said in Ottawa hoj

Is looking for a new governor- general but declined to numa any possibles.

Duncan Me-Mr Menzies said he will meet Dougald, of New York.

the Queen in London 10 discusa The question of a successor to Field Marshal Sir Willium Slim who retires at the end of this year.

Those attending the 100th anniversary banquet in honour Doyle feasted without fog, however and they arrived taxis.

PLAYED GOLF

In

"I have nobody

in mind, no one," I'm excusing all Mr Menzies would say.

and WMX

American actor Arthur Wantner, 85, who looks like Conan Doyle's description of Holmes, reminisced about his career as the foremost im= personator of Holmes on the

stage.

Pro- Sir Sydney Roberts, sident of the Sherlock Holmes Society, said he played golf with

EXTENSION

"I am on the way to London to

have

the discussions with QUCEN

about who should be the next Governor-General of Australia," he said.

Conan Doyle in 1910. Field "He made no brilliant consi versation," Sir Sydney recalled. "He just talked about golf and he won."

Among the guests, who lonk upon Holines and Conan Doyle with something approaching re verence, was the Marquis of Denegal, who chided Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner R. L. Jackson for failing to find a plaque given to Doyle: that was stolen several ago,-UPI.

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Drinking For U.S. Army

Bonn, May 21.

All 200,000 American sol- diers stationed in Europe have been banned

Marshal Silm, who be- came Governor-General in 1953 for a Ave-your tern, had a one-year extension and will wind up his terro Loward the end of this year. Mr Menzies declined to say whether he was considering a Canadian for the post and Jokingly replied he "wouldn't be trightened" by a possibility that he might be asked to be Canadian Governor- General

succeed 10

Mr retiring Vincent Massey who piso finishes his term this year.-

UPI.

"

The Australian Premier said he thought it would be a good thing if there was a summit meeting "and not necessarily

one with a mareful agenda."

"I'm all for conferences. We must take whatever opportuni- ties occur for discussiona

China Participation

He said there were BOTA Ü dia- nutters -- especially armament-in which partici paitons of China would be essential, adding: “We shonid be able to have, them pariy an agreement with- out the question of diplomatis recognition coming into it.”

Mr Menzies told the Press conference

"The Communists are still morching in Asin," and he added:

"They take every opportunity to advance in such pinces like Indonesia,

and Singapore Malaya.

"There is nothing stalic about Communism."--Reuter.

Roughrider's

Rodeo

Story

A Hoax

is industry.

He added: "The products market have very adverse efects

distribution. Many foreign governments, oflen with the Assistance of the American taxpayer, have rebuilt old textlie Industries OVETSCAS And created new Quer elsewhere. Wage rates of our principal overseas competitor ard DOMC- thing on the order of one-tenth of those in our industry, With those wage rates, and, in many coses, new plants, there appears RO Way, through research. automation or otherwise, by which the American texilla in- dustry can compete overseas, OF even in the domestic market on some fabrics."

currently entering the

throughout the channelo of

RECOGNISED

He added: "The essentiality of the Industry has, in fact, been

recognised in various government quarters. In these circumstances, somo action would appear lodeal. I do not contend that Imports of a reasonable amount of texüles should be stopped. I do" con- } tetid, however, that we are now at the point where the security of our country and the security of American workers are both seriously Involved.

one

"This problem is not about which only the American textile industry is apprehensive," Mr Stevens went on. "Cotton Sexillo nhnufacturers in the European Common Market coun- iries are urging strongly that' 'action be taken to limit imports Into the Common Market from the same two areas that are kurting us — Japan såd Hong-

kong."-Beuter.

TELS:

Hobart, May 21. roughrider Arthur Miles, 27, was arrested on a charge of vagrancy to- day by police who said his story that ha inherited o fortune from an old man ! whose life he saved was a complete hoax.

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Miles took the township of Burnie by storm yesterday when he gave interviews in which he said he was ter an estate of £80,000 by Jim Longfeld of

Cabot Envoyueensland.

To Brazil

Washington, May 21. President Eisenhower today from Nominated John M. Cabot, a

be diplomat, to bassador

post 10 Brazli-the Mrs Clara Beothe fare lured

drinking liquor in U.S. career Army clubs during normal daytime duty hours, it was revealed today.

am-

down after a hented Senate wrangle over her nomination.

Leading citizens, impressed by Miles story feted the young man at lavish parties,

Miles claimed that at a Rock- hampton rodev, Longfield fal Into the

of his bucking pathi horse. He said he dived off the horse to push Longfeld clear bono in and broke his collur the prucets.

there

An army spokesman joki Te- Cabot, 50, has been in the That's one thing you'll never porters: "We want to make foreign service since 1920. He regret doing," Miles quoted jure that every mon In the is currently Ambassador to Longheld að taying, army is alert and physically Colombia. Formerly be was qualified to do his duties at any ambasador to Sweden andin Queensland police time of the day.

Assistant was 43

no such person as Jim "The order la designed to Secretary of State for inter- Longfeld and never had been. curb a' tew of Möse old Bentury "Atmericans-affairs-UPLzoval UPI, non de parede you sometimes get who might

have one too many

Junch."

beers over

The directive, affecting officers and men alike, is already being enforced throughout the command.-Reuter.

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BY FORD CANADA

Toronto, May 21..

The Ford Motor Company of Canada announced today it is preparing for produelion in its Canadian plants of

two Unes of economy este which will be introduced during the 1080 modes

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