1959-10-08 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1955.

K Sees Summit Talks

Taking Place Shortly

Pleads Not Guilty

Boston, Oct. 7. Willem Van Rie, the radio operator of the Dutch ship Utrecht, pleaded not guilty in court here today

to a charge of murdering

PRAISES WISDOM

OF EISENHOWER

Moscow, Oct. 7.

Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev said in a speech released today that an East-West sum- mit meeting "may apparently" take place this autumn or winter.

Khrushchev made the

TY1- yester-

a passenger, Lynn Kauff-marks in Vladivostock

Khrushchev said President Elsenhower told him during his

Lunik III Moving Further Away

Moscow, Oct. 7.

man, 23, a pretty Ameri- day where he stopped on his recent visit to the United States Russia's moon-circling Lunik' can divorcee whose but way back from a Peiting meet-

ine with tered body

found lead was floating in the harbour here.

Communist Chinese

Accordingt W

vitefal the Soviet

Tass, newa agency Khrushchev paid "The summit meeting, which many apparently be called this Autunus or Win- far, will continue the exchange of views on problems agitating the peoples,

He was ordered held without bait for trial at a later date.

brought Von Rle was

here from New York yesterday tu make a formal appearance in

hear court to

the charge. Polier allege he has adiniited having

with an affair Kauffman during

establish larding peace," the voyage

Soviet Premier said, Last September.—Router.

Miss

"Everything must be done to the

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A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

10

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14

35

18

16

20

21

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123

3 Encore at a prison concert?

(8).

B Arrested

DOWN

1 Sn wpidły (5).

that he (the President) spoke frankly as a military man and ld he was "very mach afraid of war."

"The wisdeen shown by Pre- sident Eisenhower in inviting me to his country, and in ex- to come to pressing a desire the Soviet Union, attests not only to his foresightedness, but niso to the American people's striving for peace," the Soviet Premier said,

unreasonable per- "Only on son can be fearless of war in our days," Khrushchev said,

"It is another maiter !! war is imposed on a nation. In this rase, it should not be feared because this would be tanta- mouni to death. The freedom and independence of one's homeland should be defended valiantly," he added,

RED CHINA TIES

Khrushchev

the reaffirmed

China ties binding Communist

He Union. and the Soviet

in Vladivostock on arrived

stay in Monday after a 6-day

Khrushchev left for Peking. the Pelding visit only 31 hours after he had returned from the United States.

Khrushchev said on questions CA social systernæ

"We shall not find a common with the American language

On this question businessmen. we take different stands.

"Let thean live under capitaller, while we shall Communism, and live under

let us see who will be better." Khrushchev Bald.

But he said the "struggle for pence" is the mains order of the day....UPI.

III aped farther out into space away from both 'moon and earth today. and will not start the downward swing of its vast orbit until October 10, Tass said today. The official news agency sald Lainik III was "continuing to move streetly in the set orbit"

solentiate who planned by launched the rockel three days

ago.

At B p.m. Moscow time (1700 GMT), the interplanetary station" was 70,293 miles from the moon and about 240,658 miles from the carth, Tasa said

the passing

point of minimum distance from the moon, the nulematic inter- planetary station, in circling the moon, is continuing to move away from the earth and the moon," Tuss salti

"1

Thus the rocket continued for the moment to head out into space. The further movement away from the earth will continue, reaching a maximum distance equel to about 282,000 miles on October 10, Tass said. "Later on, the interplanetary station will begin to approach the earth and will pass 11 on October 18 in a north-south direction." the news agency said. "Its shortest distance from the face of the earth will be 24,855 miles."

Tho nowest Tass statement thus Indicated that Lunik III was making £1 highly-elongated orbit, shaped like a cigar, with the outermost top about 60/100 miles post the poon. According

to this information, the rocket was continuing la climb Away from the earth. It will not reach the turning point, half-way through its Bret orbit, until October 10, the statement said,-UPI.

Ex-Hongkong Man Invents Chinese

Typesetter

Washington, Oct. 7.

A refugee Chinese scholar and former Hongkong editor has invented a simplified Chinese language photo typesetter which he describes as a "formidable weapon" to combat printed Communist propaganda in Asia.

yesterday Не Chung Shu Kwel, formerly of Government

them before Shanghal and now a Yale Uni-will demonstrate

the Nationalist Chinese Goy versity professor, said in an in-

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BIKINIS IN OCTOBER

moened' bad "at but wilish Bila tull blowry

Summer Timu ended in Britain and clocks were set back an hour but no-one could have told the sun. For i weng on beaming on Britain, pushing up country-wide temperatures to over 70, with niaximums of 77 in Blackpool and Manchester. Last week, it was officially confemed that this is the longest, holtest, dele» nummer that Britain has ever had aloes 1750,

October-Expres» Photo, Ploture shows biklale by the Serpentine-in

Threat On Life Of Saudi Arabia's UN Delegate

REGULAR

SPOT

London, Oct. 7.

A metal plaque set into the bar of the Tbree Horseshoes" public house in Ripley, Derbyshire, has been unveiled to Cam- memorate the most regular of customers.

Mr Jock Bowden, 77, of Bulierley Fields, Ripley has been a customer twice day, seven days a week, nearly 20 years. Ha alands in the same spot on every visit and refuses to sit down.

for

The plaque reads: "Upon this spol

Jock' has '014 slood for nearly 20 years:

To sup his beer as well as

could, but it

ho

never

would! Bo bence, dear stranger, don't you think to keep this spot for Jock wo should!?”—Chins Mall

Special

New Riots Break Out In Durban

United Nations, Oct. 7.

An anonymous telephone caller threatened the life of Saudi Arabian Minister of State Ahmad Shukairy today unless he "stops this campaign against Israel."

The telephone call was made at about 11 am. EDT (1500 GMT) to the mission of the Saudi Arabian delegation tu the United Nations, Shukairy is chairman of the delegation.

woman

The call was taken by a

caller i secretary. The asked for Shukalry and was told that he was at UN Headquarters attending the General Assembly.

SECURITY GUARD

Committal

Procedure

Archaic

London, Oct. 7.

"Convey this message to him," the caller said. "Tell Mr Shu-Severe criticism of the sys-

kairy to stop this campaign Bgainst Israci. Otherwise,

he

United

will be killed at e Nations, her office, or wher

ever he may be."

The

United Nations assigned for

2 special security guard Shukalry here. The UN

mission

tem of bringing suspected

Pige

'Dream Barmaid' Found For San Francisco London Week

San Francisco, Oct.-7, - Red-haired, motherly Mrs

Jean Morton votoran of 20 youre in London's pubs topped all cometsa today an the "Dream Bormold" for London Wook festivities hero.

Mrs Morton, now 57 and liv. ing with her daughter, Mrs Pauline Thompson, in suburban Calma, is perfectly the con- troversial description of a bar- would advanced br Donald Stokes, Information Öfficer for the British Consulate-General here.

Stokes started a controversy when he described the English barmaid as:

"World wise, but not cynical. Must possess the common touch but have a certain noble quality: an eerily sense of humour but never bawdy. Ample Bgure. Attractive without being pro- able to vocative. Should be listen to a man's troubles in- of telligently, and remind him the gal who married dear old dad,"

SPLUTTERED

The barmaid was sought to preside at the replica of the Sherlock Holmes pub which is to be installed at the St Fran- els Hotel hore for London week, October 28-31.

Londomers spluttered in their ale at Stokes' 'description.

The modern barroald is young, pretty and probably from Ire- land, some trgued.

But Stokes, also an English-

man, stuck to his ideal and set out to prove he was right. men and others who had visited London pubs to write him with their ideas. Hundred did and Stakes said, the London Week commitice based its selco- tion of Mrs Morton on the re- suits.

He asked American Service-

As for Mrs Morton she agrees with Stakes 100 per cent

that personality characteristics -- like hers -- are the important .... thing.

"You got to know your cus- tomer, you know. There's some who come in down-hearted, you low, and you listen to their troubles.

"Then there's others who get drunk and get fresh.

"You just tells them to get crackin'. I'd tell 'em: Go on, get

12 OTHERS

criminals to trial in Bri- |'ome to yer missus. Get 'oppin":" tain were made in the annual report of the Ma- gistrates, Association.

The report was reported to have

described the

Mrs Morton will be assisted at the pub by 12 other barmaids from the San Francisco Bay area all answering Stokes general

pounds.

arranged for special protection present procedure of commit description, give or take a few

for

the

person to

'as trial him outside

United ting a Nations.

"archate and thoroughly incon= | Shukairy, one of the most venient," outspoken

Arabs on the of Arab-Israeli question relations, wald he was not afraid and would not be intimidated.

"My life is God's hands." he told United Press Inter-

None of them will be able to serve because of California legal Il added: "It any analysis restrictions of dispensing of were made of the situation it alcoholic beverages.

disturbing would appear most

to the public."

Stokes pointed out proudly that they will be around to re- create the atmosphere of 14

Higher criminal courts were London pub.

overburdened that some

"It's a way of life, don't you Durban, Oct. 7.

"I am not disturbed people had to walt in gaol for know. I don't know where Eng- as long as four months before and would be without her pub." New disturbances broke out national.

- UPI. today when a large num- by this and not intimidated. their cases were heard.

Neither will it detract me from ber of African women between lined the roads

"I shall continue to defend the African townships of Arab causes with the same Newlands and Umgen spirit as in the past."UPI. and stoned the buses.

They were protesting against

a one-penny fare raise.

The women also picketed bus stops and prevented African workers from using the trans- port system.

terview that the portable 80-ernment on Formosa next week (Mr C. S. Kwel was editor of pound machine could provide in-

At one bus stop where Indian expensive printed material for the Hongkong Standard in 1952

United school children were waiting, millions of Chinese for the first before leaving for the

States. He had also been a co- the African women threatened time in history.

the first Chinese inventor of

to kill the children if they ride

Kwei,

i on the buses.-AFT. internationally | typewriler). known

lawyer, journalist and author, also has developed a decoding device which would speed up the transmission Chinese messages through the use of English alphabets.

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TRANSLUCENT

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The photo typesetter consists

of a translucent drum, covered with 7,500 Chinese characters and

35 mm. Camera, The 0 news- operator composing paper, book rotates the drum until the pro-

2 Many are very fond of this per character is in front of the

the critical

spice, apparently (5), Approaching (7),

4 Graven image (4).

Certainly no dirge (4). Untouched in diplomary

cigarette

smoker?

the march?

(0).

Political emblems; perhaps

(a).

11

Rie and shine! (B),

5

12 Each writher in pain (4).

G

13 A sly touch, might one say?

(5),

(8).

7

Cheap

10 Philatelic exchanges (0),

(8).

10 Goils in Oireland) (5),

15

Part of a serial, maybe (7),

16

A verbose get-together,

#O

leoni (8).

to speak (0).

Tumed into

a bad egg

17

(B).

26

We can

Shakespearian llable (0),

character

to

be discharged

19 Drop (4).

22 Every variety of coniec- 14 Be in residence (5)..

tionery, it seems (3, 5),

24 End of the line for Napo-

now get water.

nice work! (4, 4).

+

20 Pui through the 3rd degrev

in the kitchen? (0),

21 Temark of a leam (5).

22 Lacking Irrigation (4).

23 Advance (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrom; 3 Scramble, 7 Ex act, Etchings, 19 Poutes, 18 Sweeper, 15 Lire, 17 Bo-late-d, 10 Fertile, 20 Iris, 21 Elegant, 20 Eloise, 27 Latitude, 28 Colts, 29 Turn-cout, Down: 1 Koepe, 2 Value, 3 Stoop, 4 A-shy, 8 Bandit. # Ennad, Treble, 11 Owner, 12 Tests, 14 Reéloch, 15 Lago, 16- Reins, 18 Fillet, 19 Motor, 22 Eloot, 28 Aisle, 24 Tense, 26 Otto,

shutter,

One Siamese Twin

Twin

Is Operated On

Portland, Oregon, Oct. 7.

or other matter, A tracheotomy was performed today on Jeanett Kim Stubblefield, one of the newly separated Siamese twins, to relieve her breathing troubles which might have proved fatal.

The flim strips are posted to-- gether to make full pages which and are photographed then

or letter printed by the offset press process.

This process would replace the method in which the printer has to compose pages from thousands of meta) Chinese characters in wall racks and then replace the characters after the pages are printed.

of

The Chinese typesetter and decoder ALTO

tiro only Xwei's attempte to supilty Chinese oumimunications.

He

also hoo worked, out now method of sending Chinese Gmpli- telegraph, messages,

Europeans Help

Out In Strike

· Leopoldville, Oct. 7.

have taken Europeaine train driving and quayside crunc operating in strike-bound Bel- alais Congo,

my path.

FRENCH SUE

AMERICAN

London, Oct. 7.

This could be most unfair to a defendant and had the "evil | effect" that witnesses found it

A toothless Viscount Hallshum difficult to recall EVCTILE that chairman, of the Conservative were months old,

Party quipped his way through an election prem "We think that the general ference here today. rule should be that no more

a gum-displaying grin than a month should elapse he told reporters: The only between the committal and the news I have for you is that my sitting of court capable of false teeth havo burst, They trying the case, the report just gave way under unusual

said China Mail Special. strain," China Mail Special,

Water

RESTAURANT Dad Didn't Approve,

San Francisco, Oct. 7. So He'll Give Away

The community of Rocque-

fort, Franco, famous for choese of the same name, į has filed a Federal Court suit against Trader Vic's Restaurant.

The sult, by Rocquefort and

other interested parties, said the restaurant serves a dressing made

with blue cheese and passes it off as genuine Rocquefort. Roquefort trade mark, and the

the

This is Intringement of

restaurant should stop using the name unless it uses the real stuff, the complaint said.

REAL

Most Of Prize

London, Oct. 7.

Kenneth Hooton, 17, a member of a Royal Air Force syndicate which has won £252,075 on a football pool, is to give most of his prize money to charity, because his father was "shocked" by the news of his win.

a Littlewoods According to pools spokesman, Leading Air craftman Hooton stationed near his Doncaster. telephoned father, a Methodist preacher in Southport, and suggested

that he should give the major pro portion of his winnings

A statement from the Univer sity of Oregon Medical School Hospital, where the 3-month- old girls were separated in a 5-hour operation yesterday, said at 5 pm, PST (midnight) that both girls in general were imaged in certain caves where a charity, relatning sufficient proving slowly.

LOOK GOOD

to "They look good and have good colour," the statement said. "They are still being fed intravenously and are beginning to have some intestinali

Move-

Real Roquefort, I said, is made from Ewe's milk carefully

special bacilli alde in fermenta tion.

་

The complaint, asks that the restaurant Account for proilia Zusta

to

to

get one little fem which he may want.

as

Elimination

Of English

Thin Whe

New Delhi, Oct.,7.

SHOCKED

The Socialst leader, Mir Ram The youth's father, Mr Ed-

Manager Labla, hing suuled his #ained for allegedly ward Hooton, was quoted the Hooquefort name, saying, "I have brought up my followers to amash Instruments and pay appropriate damages,amily not to believe in foot which transmit news and tele-

ball pools.

grande In Englah tam a Methodist local

the only way to Vie Bergeron, head of the Jaapest, slightly larger of Trader Vio Restaurant chain, Freacher and part of my ser- eliminate the English language the two, was suffering

and DE I was not available for comment. mon for next Sunday devoted from the country,

Lahia, who wante Hindi to - be oreasing breathing diffidity

to the evils of football počia.” Bergeron was reported hual- this

bocitie morning

'Mr Hooton added. "I was : the_nasional language, of India. ing somewhere in TexaY,

shooked in the winĀPĒDS secretions

He announced. that 10 hear my. Lan ho

RD all- and bronchial tubes. :

takes part in gambirigTM

India conterence' would be held Some of the 11-mümber in Naisk on October 17 kad 19 Byndicate will rocsive £15,000 | la considér the question of and others £6,000 woording to eliminating English fram the thár stake.--China Mall Special,' | country.—UPL.

The strike launched on Mon- day by the Government Trans-ment. port Workers Union in favour of a 15 per cent wago increase remains practically 100 per cent, Europeans drove the troix Matadi. fed Chinese, dictionary and droch Leopoldvble to

His Executive Vice President, Chinese shorthand system using | Chers operated cranes and une:

Bo sungcons quickly. perchon Wong, said the restaurant on Kragliati stenograph machine, loaded fresh foodstart fromi

fortned the tracheotomy, which has botts Roquefort and Blow He showed his inventions to sups in Leopoldville port, oficials ot

Iationalist No incidents were reported.orated an artificial opening in chow in the kitchen, and uses and of U.S. APP.

the windoipe-UFI.

both is desnudoER-UP).

Chinese Embassy