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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1960.

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KING'S PRINCESS BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE TO LE EASTOR

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AI PRINCESS

At 2.30, 5.00, 7.30

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Should provide a mass emotional impact rare in

cinema history.

GREGORY

PECK

FRED

ASTAIRE

-DAILY SKETCH

JAVA

GARDNER

ANTHONY

PERKINS

STANLEY KRAMERS PRODUCTION OF

ON THE BEACH

The

Biggest

Story Of Our

Time!

introducing DONNA

ANDERSON

Screenplay by JOHN PAXTON

From the novel by NEVIL SHUTE

Produced and Directed by STANLEY KRAMER

Released thru UNITED UA ARTISTS

N-TESTS More useful than

United States

New York, Jan. 4.

Britain's attitude regarding the resumption of nuclear tests is a "more useful one" than that announced recently by the United States, the National Committee for a Sano Nuclear Policy said in a statement issued here.

Cotton trade unions seek

wage increase

Manchester, Jan. 4. Leaders of the cotton trade unions today decided to ask for n Bubstantial increase for the 200,000 workers in the industry.

wage

B

The committee also raid that deridir new developinents "treaty ending n mietear tests under adequate control runnits te:neally feasible."

The committee, private or- genisation, where membership is ecmposed of prominent physicist and biochemists, said efforts to zxure a workable treaty on ending tests had entered ell phase.

Speed talks

1

CTU-

Referring to the United States nuncement that it would re- frain from ferts for the preant. but would not continue its for- mul mentorkum. the committer said this was intended to "speed up the Geneva talks and Increase pressure on the Russdates.”

"Unfortunately, an opposite effect is equally possible," the "The stated committee declared. position of the British, that they would not interrupt the mora Their jokesman, Sir Alfred tortum as long as the faller con- Roberts, said the amount of tinue is a more etnim could not be announced artery. at this stage,

Officials of nine unions held a and rumbunci meeting here agreed to gen immediate claim with mill-owners,

The last pay Increase for Lancashire cotton workers was eent rise in July,

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A MAN'S PICTURE THAT WOMEN LOVE!

MIRA GELIN-MAYER Present:

GARY CHARLTON

COOPER

HESTON

A FLESTUM PRODUCTION

THE WRECK

OF THE

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ROXY & BROADWAY

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A FABULOUS WORLD BELOW THE WORLD!

29 JULES VERHE'S

OF

JOURNEYRGENTER #EARTH

CINEMASCOPE

STALDIAC SOUND

PAT BOONE JAMES MASON

ARLENE DIANE DAHL BAKER

COLOM by DE LUKE

THE GOLDEN PHOENIX

THE SENSATIONAL

"'RIVIERAS" Apache Team

DIRECT FROM THE U.3.A

FLOORSHOWS

FIRST FLOOH HANSON HOUS KOWLOON TIL 8:4102

and

EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE LARRY STELLAR

Music By Ponching Garcia And His Deramic Danceros

Vocalist Luy Vi Hinda.

The new clolm comes at a lime when the industry Is

out ex:rying

Government- A spensered revergangsaties T Mazes aiution scheme to enable

t to meet overseas e artition. I Tonight wo. texlife union. Beting an behalf of 130.000 ¡ workers said they had applied for is live per cent wage increas -Reuter.

This noisy

world of ours

ل الرحمه

Lendon, Jan. 4. If the general noisy conditions of everyday life continued might become a race of shouting maniacs nid Sir Walter Kaunay, Chairman of the Noise Abale ment Society, here today

useful one."→

OPTICAL-RADIO OBSERVATORY

A twenty-eigh!-fool diameter radio telescope antenna is being installed at the world's first multi-technique observa- lory in the U.S. Built by General Elecirte, the radio tele- Arope will be used in conjunction with optles: telescopes

pinpoint

In accuracy and television cameras to provide tracking satellites and space probes far above die earth,---- Express Photo.

BRITISH MINISTER

STUDYING

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THE BANK OQUANITATION PREVENTE

Curt JURGENS Orson WELLES Sylvia SYMS

7. LOWES FILBERT PRODUCTION

Terry to Hong Kong.

A CHIRISCOPE PICTURE DA CASTHAN COLOUR

JEREMY SPENSE NDEL FURGELI

19

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ORIENTAL MAJESTIC

DIR

CONDITIONED

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9.30 P.M.

BRASS-

KNUCKLED

VIOLENCE I

Chem Coupe

ALBERT ZUGE DUCT

MICKEY RODNEY

STEVE COCHRAN MAMIE VAN BOREN

OVER 1,000 TRAFFIC PROBLEM THE BIG OPERATOR

SMUGGLERS

CAUGHT IN UK

New York, Jan. 4.

Mr Ernest Marples, British Transport Minister, said on Monday "it is a mistake to look a year or two ahead to come to terms with the motor car; we have to think in terms of the last quarter of this century and the first quarter of the next."

Mr Marples arrived on the Queen Elizabeth to take a two- work look at what the United States is domg with is highway. travel problem.

London, Jan. 4. More than a thousand smug- glers were convicted in the

"I want to observe what you United Kingdom during 1958-59, according to the are doing and what you are not doing about road traffic, park- annual report of the Coming and throughways," he said. missioners of Her Majes adding, "It's so easy to destroy

the cily with the motor car." ty's Custom and Excise. Most of these were convicted to evade duty of smuggling

a small tax, but or purcha: v number were convicted for con- travening import prohibitions

Dice

Sir Walter, who was speaking to the Women Public Health and restrictions.

said the Association,

The report said that OMeer::

of majority

workers with again a number of carriers of watches in considerable pneumatic drills suffered from impotymeat of hearing. It could quantities for sale in the United well be the typists working in Kingdom were caught,

£12,- Fines totalling over nalty offices wild also in me

000 and prison sentences suffer increasing deafness, - Chinn Mail Special,

up to 18 months were imposed on 19 of these persons, con- victed bl smuggling nearly 10.000 wilches

about worth £70,000,

Macmillan sees the Queen

London, Jan. 4.

Mr Harold Macmillan returned

Other smuggled articles seiziů- during the year included tobac- co, cigarottes, spirits, mechanical records lighters, gramophoneE and decorative lamps.

A total of 17 motor vehicles infringement

1 London today after visiting were scized for

the Queen at Sandringham,

Mr Macmillan, who

of the conditions under which leaves they were allowed to be import- without pay-

tomorrow night on his tour ofed temporarily Africa, had an audience with ment of customs charges.-China The Qin yesterday.--Reuter. Mall Special,

$1.000

went

the rounds

St John's, Jan. 4.

Here's how a 1,000 dollar bill was passed three times before the people involved realised it wasn't a 10-dollar bill.

A 1,000-dollar bill was given Inadvertently to Abe Blake by a Chinese restaurant which; cash- ed its pay cheque during the week.end, Both mistook the bill for a 10 dollar one.

Blake used the bill to pay his landlord, George Ball. It wasn't until several hours later the Janklor discovered the 1,000 dollar bul He told Blake about it.

Meanwhile, the restaurant called in the police, believing it had been robbed of 990 dollars.

But Blako showed up with the bill. He got his 10 dollars back and u. 60 dollar retvinti an well.--AP.

Mr Marples was to gu by plane to Los Angeles later on Monday to spend the next two A the whole problem of traffic and days there. He said he thought highways should be studied by non-governmental experts un- ! der government auspices,

Social problem

"This is not a question of engineering: It's à social prob- Jem; It represents a design for living in a motoring age," he Baid.,

pet

Mr Marples aid British and other Allied shippers would "insist on another meeting" with on the thi: State Department U.S. legislation requiring 60 ald ship- cent of forcim

by the ments to be carried American merchant onering. He described the law as an "arti- Acial barrier." Last June, de re- valled, the State Department met of eight with representatives maritime nations in Washington on the subject. --- AP.

Monty in Delhi

New Delhi, Jan. 5.

COMMISSION TO STUDY POLICE RELATIONS

London, Jan. 4. Royal Commission which is to inquire into relations between the British police and the public will include newspaper editor, a former leading trade unionist, magistrates, low- yors and politicians, it was - announced today.

public

were

The Government rewardly decided to set up the commls- sicn after n débate Parliament in which MP's com- plained that relations between poller and deteriorating.

The journalist on the com- mission

Mir Is

Alastair etherington,

edilar of The Guardian of Manchester.

The farmer trade unionist is Leril Geddes who WAY rident of the Trades Unlou Cor read

from 1054 to 1955. OTHER MEMBERS Other members include

Dr Arthur Lehman Goodhart master of University College, former Oxford, Sir Ian Jacob. Director Cheral of the Brush Broadcasting Corporation an Mrs Margaret Allson Richard- juvenile court

Field Marshal Lord Montgo-son, a London mery arrived here today for a chairman, short visit to meet

Prime 1 has already been 101- that the commfasion be Sir Henry of Magdalene Cambridge. China

Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. He noun.cod was received at the airport by chairmari would India's Chief of Army Staff Willinic, master General K. 5. Thimayya.college,

Mall Special. Rcuter.

POP-Chip off the Old Blockhead

1. MANAGED TO TAKE IT TO BITS. NOW I'M SUNK-

WHERES

NOW YOU REALISE YOURE NOT AS CLEVER AS YOUR FATHER

CAND NOT, LIKELY TO BE : FOR A YEAR OR TWO YET.

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