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THE CHINA MAIL) THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1987.
CANADA'S SECURITY
SET-UP
Investigations Are Little Heard Of ·
By BERT L. MARSH
Montreal, Apr. 24.
Probably the most striking thing about Canada's military and internal security set-up is that hardly anyone ever hears about it.
But it operates day and night. Literally tens of thousands of Canadians, in a country whose population is little more than 16 million, have unknowingly been
Communist screened for sympathies, checked out as good or bad bets for key government or military posts or investigated for their overall stability.
mitom Thousands are employees of aircraft Or other companies letters working on federal contracts, home, who swear on pain of imprison- ment that they will keep mum
uin about what they do, hear and
The
checks delve into BOL their friendships, their families, and in SALZA
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Dozens of them ar news an Canadhatt or US citizen papermen, who in the nature of needs
through their work run almost daily into | identifiention—such as a driver's security shrouded
Beence, birth certiflcale or in cases even #couple of
addressed
Br At
131 Canada's Immigration offeers seem to have uncanny memorles for names and faces, Not many people are turned inck, but when they are, it's no their use arguing.
Canadians generally tend
to Royn! frown
operations Of Police, widely-publicised security and or plain-un-American committees in the clothes security officers of major United States, and some look on companies show the subject up the committees with wonder- as a bad risit, he is never told, | ment.
Some cases even
credit ratings, crea
the probes by Canadian Mounted
Military
Intelligence
Ife might be told after applying
for
011
the
No Such Committee
Canadia has Bo such com~ mittees. The Government
checks
for a job that the employer can't it him in at the moment. If he is checked after being already employed in a sensitive post he might be transferred-tains a policy that security
are highly
personal
na things.
11 won't even identify all the members of its key security board which niles such pustes, and I never makes publie the board's findings.
Observers believe that is why, up to the time Ambassador E. Herbert Norreum plunged to his death in
Cairo because of
but never is told that he is being shifted to a less sensitive прот
Files in the federal Depart- ment of Defence Production's security branch are full of such Coses.
Rigorous Screening Even high-ranking military rigorous
men must go through screening,
Many Carradian newspapermen who specialise In aviation
writing, have been token
by
here
ni
rough plants
and Toronto producing secret equipment after being cleared phone with Ottawa in less than five minutes. But others couldn't get closer to the plants than the reception rooms.
Top air
force officers have talked štampe,
freely with some cor- respondents about radur sites. planes and military movements, They won't tell some others the time of day.
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A POUSADA INN,
Praia Grande, Cable: Pousada.
The long undefended border between Canuda and the United States might seem to some who live far from it to be an "open sesame" for
prople coming north. As things stand now,
Radio Hongkong
H.K.T.
0.30 p..
Time for Older Children
Extrabeth: presented by
0. Time Sonal Programane Summary; 6.02. Portuguese linit Hour: 6.50. V.O.A. 1 Purade: 1. The Naturalist Intro- duced by Maxwell Knight. Animus! Camouflage. James Fisher end Walter Murray: 7.18, BBC Variety Parade. Billy Cotton Band Show". With Alazi Breeze and Догоер Stephens 7.45, Short Story. The Ladies of Albert Lodge" by Antonia dge. and by Philipa Coombes; 7.58, Weather Report; 8. Time Bignal. The News: 6.00, Com- mentary or Stop Press Item: 0.35, Greta Keller Sings; 830, Tito Live Long Day. A Blending at Words and Music on the Paing Hours Jour Parta). No. 4 "Night". Com- piled and introduced by Ronald Decent; 9, Time Signal. At Ulia Opera. Alceste” (Gluck), Act 2. Principals with Paris Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus 10, "Patterns of Progress". A Beries of Pro- grammes on the needs and Premuter of the nge and the International Hesponses to them. Prepared by the United Nations Radio. No. 0 "The Wood and the Trees" (Forgal Conservation and the Use of Wood); 10.15, Harry Sukman at the Grand Piano; 1030. A Book at your Bed- nide, 'The White Snake
Lady, Episode 3. A Chinese legend adapt ed by Allan Prior, Road in threa Episodes by Deborah Hurlbatt: 10.45. Les Elgart and hils Orchestra: 10,58, Weather Report: 11, Time Signal. Radio Newsreel; 11.15, Racing Prin cem Elizabeth Stakes. Fecorded Commentary by Raymond Glenden- ning from Epsom; 11,30, Clone_Down.
REDIFFUSION
p.m.. Variety Calla the
Romantie Cycle-
Tune Sekotions from: Edvard Grieg's "Song of Norway" 3.30, Nova- time -Featuring the Airinne Trio, Les Paul and Mary Ford, Hugh Waddlii and the Novaume Trio; 14, The Biory of Bottle Castle: 4.18, Tea Time Hondezvous; 4.30, Vocally Yours; D, Chidren's Corner-Pre- sented by Auntie Roy: 8.30, Teen Tune-Presented by Belty Bouza: 6, Tropicana; 0.20. Hirthday Mailbag: 6.30. Waltz Time; 7, Personality Parado-Stanley Holloway: 7.10. Fouvenir Bongs: 1.30, Bongs of the falande; 7.45, The Mywiery of Nurse Lorimer: 0, Time Signal and the News; 6,00, Weather Report, An nouncement and Interlude; 6.15, Capital Show; 8.30, Phila Vance In **The Golden Murder Caso", starring Jackson Beck, as Philo Vance: 0, Gould and Bilano at the Hammond
| Organ and Plano: 915, Music Time - special Hongkong Music Festival programme produced and presented by Charlow Harvey: 10, Late Night Tumpe i grorbidden CAITO" Episode 4: 10.30, Ted Heath and his Mumio-Featuring “Vocalinis · Diokle Valonune, Lo and .... Donla Loth: 11., Dale Awith - Dreamland; 1115%. . Ráçine-Princem
Commentary by rmand: Glendenning from zipsomi 120 Premide to Midnight: 13 Bod- Save the Queen", Close
MERCHANT SHIPS ‘ADOPTED' BY
TELLUROMETER IN LONDON DANISH CHILDREN
South African Inventor Mr T. L. Wadley démonstrates hla "Telluromélet” on the root of a London bullding. The insta- ment, operated on a system of reflected microwavés, la a DOW system of microwave measure- ment of distancë, accurate up to 30 miles-Express Photo.
Funeral Of Mrs
Beryl Cobb
The funeral of Mrs Bory!
Former
Angel Cobb, widow of the late Mr Philip H. Cobb, Managing Director of the Chian Soap Company in Shanghai (a subsidiary of Lever Brothers), who died at the Matilda Hos
short pital on Monday after a Illness, took place this morning at the St John's Cathedral.
The Rev. T. W. Beaumont, M.A. officiuted.
Communist charges alred by a
sub-Committee, the The remains were cremated Washington
HO Crema- FBI and RCM?” got
at the Diamond 90
torium. well.-United Press.
along
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
YOU'VE MADE
--PICTURE RECORDINGS OF ALL THE PASTAGES?
ALMOST ALL OCCASIONALLY WE'D FISH' FOR LIVE SPECIMENS
FROM THE PAST- FOR OUR 200-~
FERDINAND
NANCY
GESUNDHEIT
"WED PUT OUR LITTLE FOG DOWN
ANYPLACE-AND SEE WHAT WALKED THROUGH-.
WHAT'S THAT?
GESUNDHEIT
GESUNDHEIT
JOHNNY HAZARD
NOW, HOW IN THE DEVIL
| D9 THAT KID SISTER OF.
| MNG KNOW TO ADDRESS
ME AT THIS SECRET
INSTALLATION?:
AHOUSE CAT? EXTINCT FOR
AGES!
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THURSDAY, APRIL 25 My Air Middle East, Africa, Pakistan, Great Britain & Europe, 6 p.m.
Thalland, Ceylon, Burma, India, o p.m.
By Surface Philippines," Koren, 3 p.m. Australia, New Zealand, 8 p.m. Macao, Ph
FINDAY, APRIL, 20
By Air
U.S.A., & B.,
Cambodia, Malaya, Indonesia, am.
9
Germany, 10 a.m.
Formoss, Japan, Korea, Okinawa, 11.m.
"AFTER A WHILE
WE STOPPED THAT YOU NEVER KNEW WHAT YOU GET FROM THE PASTE
1913
Philippines. Australia, New Zen land. p.m.
Guam, Hawaii, U.B.A.. a p.m. Formosa, U.S.A., p.m. Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 6 p.m.
Japan, p.m.. Canada, o p..
By Gurface
China, People's Repubile, 7 a.m. Mauno, I p.m. Japan, à p.m.
Formo, Koren, 3 p.m.
Indonesia. 3 p.m.
Macao, 5 p.m.
BATURDAY, APRIL 21 By Air
Peking Shanghal, Hankow, Kurs- ming, Hothow, 1 a.m.
Indo-China, France, B a.m. Thailand, Malays, N, Borneo, In- donesia, Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, 11 a.m.
Philippines, 2 p.m.
Thailand, India, Middle East.
Africa, Great Britain, Europe, d'p.m.
Malaya, Indonesia, Australia. New Zealand, 0 p.m.
Hawal UB.A., Canada, 6 p.m. Formosa, Japan, Okinawa, 3 pm
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
By Mk
By Ernie Bushmiller
PEPPER Co.
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GESUNDHEIT
GESUNDHEIT
CHON, TREYENAS
IT URETHIS IS NO.
TIME TO READ LOVE
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LETTERĖ Į PRAD
GESUNDHEIT
COMING, JOHNNÝĽ BELIEVE ME, THERE'S NOTHING TO IMPORTANT. IN THIS LETTER THAT WON'T HOLD
TILL LATERZ VORES
BUSHMILLE
By Frank Rößbing
|AND SO, MOMENTS LATER, CARRYING AN UNOPENË”,
LATTER THAT MAY DECIDE THE FATE OF THE A-PLANE, TREY AND HIS FRIENDS PREPARE TO LAUNCH THE STANDAR WORLD'S FIRST ATOMIE FLIGHT! I
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By CAROL COGHILL
Copenhagen, Apr. 24. No Danish child lives more than 50 miles from the sea.
If in spite of this, many of them have no direct contact with things nautical, they cannot help being influenced by indirect contact from their earliest school days in the form of Danish maritime traditions from the Viking sagas onwards.
Geography and history |thus| transmitted via the Danish tadlo. combine to kindle interest at Christmas, Tho schoola usual- among Danish youth for all ly lesep a close check on where aspects of life at sea.
the ships ard and ono school at Aalholm, in Copenhagen, has set cater for this up a world map on which tho interest that the institution course at their vessel is traced called Danish Ship Adoption with red pins. was founded nine years ago. Its main task is to arrange for
It way to
The response among the crows
Darsh schools to "adopt" to the Adoption Scheme is re- vessels in the merchant marine, ported to be very encouraging. Under this arrangement, the Most of the adopted ships are children of the "parent" school away from Denmark for months,
the and sometimes years correspond regularly
with the cacy of "their" ship and pay
and the <TOW arc visits on
on end therefore
board when it comes grateful for any regular contact
homa to Denmark.
with their homeland,
Д
school children
Contacts Rare
This idea of clablishing
Bond between
And
a ship at aen is of British
origin and has proved an out- standing socers
At One school recently received
prosent 100 ships have been the following letter from a adopted by the same number of Danish boat on a Pacifle route: schools, while 40 schools are on
a walling
vessels.
Practical
list for suitable
Information
teachers say that you are
•sed to write because
you think that there is nothing you can tell us that will interest 115,
We This is quite wrong. want to know about everything
that
you
this going on at home. What sort of things you do in
in your tree time and what plans have for the future, for In- stance. Remember that our con- tacts with home are rare Bud that many of us go for months without seeing a Danish paper "
The lotters which the children receive from "their" ships do not only tell exotic tales o strango landa vialted. Above all, they give practical Information about the running of the ship. One school, for example, recently
lotters received
three
si once, one from the captain, explaining When the ships come back to the organisation on board and| Denmark, not orily do the the loading and unloading of schools visit them but the crews different goods, ane from the are often invited to the schools radio idlegmphim describing the to lecture. Since the scheme was various port regulations and a started, 140,000 school children third from an able seaman about have attended such lectures. life on board.
From time to chihtren
tho time,
home Often, sailors bring sond "they"
the children-one ships presents to
a live kan- parcels of drawings and sweets, school was given
while and some have evén arranged | garoo,
another special message to be equipped with Malayan musical for a
instruments. Several schools have organised exhibitions of the objects brought back by their ships.
There's More than Magic in
CADBURY'S
Ci Murg MARKTY MERM
THERE'S A GLASS AND A HALF, OF FULL CREAM IN EVERY1⁄4ьBAR
CUTEX
LIPSTICK
IN THE
LATEST SHADES
ROWNTREES
URO
this situatión
calls for
San
Miguel
Holidays
Another inalitulion
which
serves to increase knowledge of the
sta among Danish school children is the so-called "Vaca- tions At Sea" scheme. During the school holidays, any boy can for a special ticket from apply this organisation permitting him on board some stall
to work
boat, such as a tug or Harbour
police launch. Ho receives no
pay but gets instruction free of charge In summer, about 130 boys are employed in this man
in Copenhagen harbour. Normally there are ten times to
ner
many applicants as there suitable boats.
are
Boys in the last year at school can also get two weeks off during term time to work on a boat. These voyages, which are restricted to Danish waters, usually knock the sea sickness out of the boys and help the
them
on
to make up their minds whether or not they want a career the sea. About 25 per cent the boys who do this type apprenticeship decide in favour of a land career,
are
be
od of
to
All these methods of encour- aging the young to learn some- thing of seamanship laved, however, eventually play an important part im producing
a steady floor of young men to the merchant marine, which is today, one of the pillar of Danish prosperity.
China Mall Special,
Joliot-Curie Broadcast Banned
Paris, Apr, 24, The French atate-controlled radio discidaed, today it had banned a brooderat last night by the Nobel Prize winner French physicist professor, Froderic Joliot-Curie, calling for an end to hydrogen bestu.
י'
A spokesman for the Radio difusion
Television Francaises Baid the ban was im posed because Profonor Joliot Curlo had planned to use d selentite programme for political. onda.
He said the programme, which bad carlier been approved wa banned just as it was about to [go on the air, bécéusɑ Prohémor Joliot-Curie, who vyde tiamissed from his post en ronah High Commissioner for Aumió Entergy in 1950 when he spooked the Stockholm appeal. to, Baht the atom bomb, omat to be try geng Kes Buckey ketether stockholni.
China, Mall Special,