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QUEEN VISITS

THEATRE

In Chinese Coat To See Chinese Play

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, May 25. The Queen and the Duke of Gloucester, accompanied by. Lady Cynthia Colville and the Hon. | Gerald "Chichester, last night paid

surprise visit to the Little Theatre, in the Adelphi where the Chinese play, "Lady Precious Stream," is being produced, writes & correspondent,

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By Way of contrast to crowds of a fortnight #go, few Speople noticed the Royal car as it drove along the Strand, and when it arrived in John-street, Adelphi, there may have been 30 policemen about, but there certainly were not

members of the general public. I wondered why her Majesty had decided to see this strange old Chinese play-certainly 2,000 years old and probably kever written down until now, when it has been translated into English.

I was perhaps her interest in rubguidery. I thought, which led her, anong other reasons, to choose Lady Precious Stream" for her first visit to a theatre after the Jubilee, because there has been assembled for the production 籍 remarkable collection of Chinese Lapėstrip ant works of art

EXECTIONER'S ROBE This supposition was borne out when her Majesty, who woTE coat which is probably the finest example of Chinese embroidery in England at the present day, asked at the interval for some of the restiames to be brought to her. She was particularly interested in the Executioner's" Rohe. lent hy Lady de Chair,

This, is the genuine article, and the Chinese Minister. who has seen the play twice, was surprised that such a robe could be found in "England.

Final

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VISIT TO MOSCOW

The Benes-Stalin Conversations

Moscow, June 10. The Soviet Government to-day issued a communique in connection th the visit of Dr. Benes, Czecho- Slovakian Foreign Mirister, who is here to initial the mutua defence treaty arranged between the two nations

The communique says the con- versations between M. Maxim Lit- vinoff, Russian Foreign Commissar. M. Stalin, "dictator and Presi- dent of the Executive Committee, and M. Molotov, Secretary of the Dr. Benes, were carried out in an Central Executive Committee, with

atmosphere of sincerity and com- plete understanding.

Paula Weasely, the pretty Austrian actress, who is making a name for herself in the films,

FLOWER SHOW STORY

The representatives of the USSR and Czecho-Slovakia wer-

(Special Air Mail Service) obliged to acknowledge that the feeling of alarm for the con-

London, May 25. inuance of world peace had been

Lord Aberconway told an appro- intensified the statement pointedpriate story to-day when speaking

out.

The threat to peace was most noticeable in the resistance offered te the international measures for collective security. in

at the "annual luncheon. 'n {{ 1- nection with the Chelsea fower show. He had said that no signs of the recent disastrous frost would be found in the show, be-

The communiqué emphasises the cause when I came the plants Importance that Russla and

were all being

for prepared Czecho-Slovakia attach to an et

exhibition in the beauty parlours fective and all-embracing realis of their owners. The vagaries of tion of this guarantee of peace and the weather seemed rather to security

have been helpful to the exhibi- tors for there was a wider range of plants than usual. It was not too late for tulips or too early for rose's

"FACT WITH RUSSIA

They had reiterated their de- termination, says the communique. and pledged their Governments to

That recalled the story of a man a continuation of efforts to over-who was visiting a very sick friend come all obstacles to the widest

and who asked whether he should

organisation of this guarantee of send him towers or fruit peace and security...

It is believed. in circles well- informed on political matters, that Czecho-Slovakia has entered into the pact with Russia not so much. because she tears agression. but because she is bound to follow the policy indicated by France. to A certain extent. In

any event, Paris and Prague are agreed with. Moscow on the advisability of

Second Business Man-"I heard maintaining, security through mu- him say that before."

tual assistance undertakings. Heuter.

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OTHER MAXIM GORKI'S

(Special Air Mall Service)

London. May 25.

The use of Maxim Gorky's name for the world's largest aeroplanes was by no means" the only honour of the sort conferred by the Ser- vices on their most distinguished writer,

The Moscow Art Theatre. the Park of Culture and Rest-Moa- cow's chief recreation centre-and a big Moscow street all tear his

name.

Paris, June 10. The upshot of the conversations which took place between Stalin and Benes during the Whitsun week-end was the complete agree- ! ment of both statesmen

But by far the greatest honour on an! questions of foreign policy affect-

of all was the renaming of the Ing the respective countles in city of his birth "Maxim Gorki.” Central and Eastern

Euphoniously, was an outrage. Europe, according to a despatch from the Maxim Gorki was one of the most For the city" which now, is called Le Temps" special correspondent romantic of at Moscow.

Benes is said to have stressed the well-known Czecho-Slovaklau insistence on the independence of

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all Russian "towns. and bore the beautiful rame Nizhni-Novgorod.

Similar renaming

of

British

Austria with which Stalin fully towns after the heroes of an ima

ginary British revolution conjures up strange visions.

concurred.

The Czech Foreign Minister, after reference to the results of

Silvertown, would become "Jack the recent elections in the Czech Jones"-a tribute to its ebullient parliament, discussed detail M.P. But one cannot believe that his country's relationships with the renaming of Lechlade, or the neighbouring states, express- Cirencester. ."8tafford Cripps.** ing the hope that as regards after the "Red Squire" of those Foland they would improve in the parts. would really be a change for

the better.

rear future.

it

Stalin gave the assurance of his support to the foreign policy of Czechslovakia which, in future,

of

It is understood will play the part intermediary between the Little Entente and the Balkan unlon on the one hand and the Soviet Union on the other. -

The discussion which Benes had with Litvinoff will probably lead to the close cultural co-operation between the two countries which will be given a definite form in the shape of an agreement, ar- ranging for the reciprocal assist ance between libraries, museums, the exchange of students and other measures calculated to in- fluence public opinion and Interest, Irrespective of the countries;

-After a long series of receptions official banquets and dinners in Moscow Benes departed on Mori-

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day for Leningrad where he will Elizabeth Bergner who will shortly

spend two days-

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play, in England, the role of Joan

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have been notified of their rood. fortune. These coins are "pat tern" pieces for collectors, and the applications, closed on Tues day.

Mr. Norman B. Kark, a South African who has been in this country for eighteen years, is one of those who have been success- fui, and he stated that he had already been offered £170 for his

London, May 25, The ballot for the twenty five gold £50 pieces prepared by the Royal Mint in commemoration of the Jubilee has now been carried out, and the successful applicants cen.

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