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CHINA
PHIUSHAWL OF GILMANS
MOH
No. 37387
Established 1845
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959.
LATE FINAL
Comment DRAMATIC ESCAPE BID
Of The BY GOVERNOR FAILS
Day
DISTINGUISHED
VISITOR
DISTINGUISHED visitor to the Colony the moment is Mrs Margaret Pre-
Sanger, founder and
sident Emeritus of the
Committed To
Mental Home
After Car Chase
Baton Rouge, June 18.
40,000 AFRICANS RIOT IN DURBAN:
BUILDINGS
SACKED
London, June 19.
International Planned Pur Governor Earl K. Long was committed to Almost 10,000 Africans clashed on Thursday evening in
enthood Foundation. The
Colony's Family Planning
20
Association with ita clinics in various districts will undatedly in anxious both to seLUPE her advier and to demonstrate tha extent of their activities. They were able to claim In their last annual report that they had prevented about 7,000 births, representing! 64 per cent of the total registered births, and the value of their work is wide-
an asylum tonight after he stalked out of a New Orleans hospital in a bid to regain active control of the state government,
Later deputies dragged a struggling and cursing Mr Long out of a car and took him to the asylum.
The Governor was order- ed to the state' mental hospital after
brief
ly understood and apprecis commitinent hearing at the ated.
L'
parish (county) courthouse
IKE mest parts of Asia in Baton Rouge, the state
with which Mrs Sanger x capital.
of course familiar. having
Four husky deputies led Mr
Freedom
DIAMOND BROKER
MAY BE EXTRADITED
visited Judia and De Par Long from the bearing to a East more than 87 years waiting patrol car to dive him
with the ngo-Hongkong's greatest to southeastern Louisiana ho-Negotiations problem is verpopulation.pital at Mandeville, near New
Spanish Government for The costs and ditheulties Orleans.
the extradition of tho Hongkong confronting Government in
diamond broker, providing for the needs of
Yuen Chung population Today rench-
kwong arrested with The whirlwind of events start- ing for three million in an
US$600,000 cd in the late afternoon when
worth of area of 391 inelastic square Long argued with his wife,
precious stones and miles are made all too clear Blanche, and offeinis at Ochoner
foreign currency in the annual budget.
Foundation Hospital on obtain-
Madrid airport carlier this year are being considorod, Government spokesman said this morning.
Part
เฟ the problem Ising his freedom. They opposed the continuing Influx of his leaving the hospital. immigranta from
China,
Bow reckoned at a million since 1949. But still the most thorny Bettle ix natural increase which in: the last 12 years has added 700,000 to the population and will add considerably
The governor, who arrived
a
al
at the hospital last night After 18 days ln 1 Техая The police said their depart- psychiatrio ward, stormed ment had made ready the neccs- out the back door and Inte asary documents but the matter would go through diplomatic patrol car.
channels which may take some
He told reporters he was time.
in excess of this gure ingoing to the home of his doctor
the next 12 years. Taming is
HE importance of family
widely
therefore realised it is opposed here, as elsewhere, on religions grounds. This is a pity because on such an important question, shald be possibile to rationalise prejudices sen sibly, Mrs Sanger, however, in well
familiar with
opposition,!
In 1915 she was indicted for sending pleas for birth control thraigh the mails and the easE With dropped after protests
fically
in New Orleans, but Instead rdered the patrolman Lo drive to the capital at Baton Houe, about 70 miles away.
Yuen, 47, went to Spału by plane together with a women, Wong. The Spanish Anna authorities arrested the pair on
arrival at the airport.
Yuen was tried in Spain fur His wife swore out a warrant carrying undeclared preclous for his arrest and Mr Long's stones and lined an equivalent was of US$600,000, Miss Wong war perting state police car opped as it neared the state released. capitol here, East Baton Ronge parish deputies put him under arrest and drove the cur to the courthouse.
Attempt
There District Judge Fred S. Leblanc appointed the parish Coroner and a psychiatrist to cxamine Mr Long.
In the cur carrying Mr Long toto Baton Rouge in his desperate President Wilson. A year attengst to return to power for were Dr Martin O. Miller, one later she was arrested
conducting a birth control of his New Orleans physicians, elinle In Brooklyn. Happily, and the state trooper driving. objections like this today are far less prevalent.
QNGKONG lives on the
Helge of a continent which
Sheriff Bryan Clemmons safd three of his deputies were in the car that intercepted them as they approached Baton Rouge.
"Chief Deputy George Lebinne
told me that they honked the
once and the trooper pull-
has taken conflicting deci- sions in recent years en the
ed over. subject
"Two of my deputies, includ- of birth control.
ofing Leblanc, got into the car and rutera to have re- drove it directly to the court- pudiated the itut that house" he said-UPI.
The present China
seem
economic salvation
lics to
some extent in the control
of population, and instead
have chosen the soluce of SAFE CONDUCT
strength in numbers. In the light of her inevitable food shortages later this year--| likely to be made more the severe this time by extensive floods-it 'will be interesting to watch the reaction.
Hver the nightmare of TERE in Hongkong, how-
outsize families in the raldst under. of Butch severe employment and low-wage levels is something that many Chinese parents have
come come
to understand
and and
fear. The hardship suffering that unplanned parenthood gives rise to has
FOR MARGOT'S
HUSBAND
Rio de Janeiro, June 18. Panoma has informed tho
Death Toll Figures
The latest, death toll caused by the recent heavy flooding stood at 53 dead, and four miss- ing, presumed dead, a Government spokesman said this morning.
He added that rescue workers were still dig- ging in the wreckage of a number of huts in Shaukiwan which were flattened when a huge boulder fell on them.
To date. 11 persons have been extricated dead, and a number are still missing.
Kwangtung Fights Big Floods
Paris, June 18.
Durban with police and army forces in one of the most violent riots in South African history, news renching here indicated today.
Two were reported dead and dozens of persons injured.
The total casualty list was expected to soar as bat- iles raged in the city and surrounding suburbs. The outburst was said to have already reached the level of violence which in 1949 left 83 Áfricans, 63 Indians and one European dead.
Buildings In Flames
Some 20 buildings had been sacked and were in Dames,
and many cars were fired, it was reported. Starting in the African quarter, the rioting spread into the European zone of Rossburgh, then reached the outskirts of the city.
Armoured trucks and cars mounted with machine-guns
were racing through the city.
Army forces, attacked by a raging crowd, opened fire Beveral times. The demonstrators armed mostly with sticks and stones, charged the police, injuring a
number of them.
Panic hit the white population of Durban, and many families were said to be fleeing their homes.-AFP.
LUCKY ESCAPE FOR
U.S. SAILORS·
SUICIDE
AFTER
CHOPPER
ATTACK
A 48-year-old Chinese woman, living at No 8. Canton Road, third floor, was seriously in- Jared when she was attacked Then Beared wiúra chopper at her home at about
this morning. The womaNT
is now treatment In Kowloon Hos. pital, where her condition is said to be critical
Five
Price 20 Cents
FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the U.S.A.
8 from TOKYO
5 from MANILA ĮPAN AMERICAN
Few Saw Margaret
Like This-
The precautions were tromon- dous. Bixty security police, specially sent from Lisbon, arrived in the mountain town of Sintra, ordering all house- holders whose windows overlooked the Viscount of Aucca's manulon to make sure that they were closed and shuttered.
the
houses, Surrounding
grounds, even the manston'a private chapel were searched, and approach roads blocked. All becauso Princess Margaret Intended taking a tan-minute swim in the Vis- count's private pool.
Two Portuguese photographers
Breach
Action
trying
walls to cilmb the were arrested and had their filme confiscated--but never.
the thelssa
barriera were plarced, and one photograph- er enetched this shot of the Princess, in rayal-blus'swim- sult and yellow cap, floating in the corner of the pool. Parle Match Photo.
Of Promise
Postponed
A suit for damages for alleged breach of promise to marry was this mora- ing postponed on the application of the defendant, a citizen of Panama, who admitted he had been "dilatory" in filing a defence.
Mr Justice J. R. -Cregg in the Supreme Court dismissed the potential special jurors who were to have irled the case, and ordered a fresh date of hearing to be fixed by the clerk of the court.
The plaintim is Elizabeth Wong, of 13 Kimberley Road, second floor. Erdulte Chang Castillo, a gift shop owner, re- siding at 23A Granville Road, first floor, is the defendant. Denial
· Mr Richard Winter, represent- ing the defendant (instructed by American sailors had a Mr G. E. S. Stevenson, of Ste- Jucky escape whan their wart & Co.); applied for the herty boat collided with postponement and read from an Star Ferry just after midnight. affidavit made out by his client In the collaton, the five men in support. ware thrown overboard, but In the offkkavit, Casillio denied were picked up by the Solar having promised to marry the Star. None of the men was in-plaintif. jured.
He said further: "I admit I was dilatory in not entering on appearance in this action, but I The men, off the fiest olier, the thought that I would be per- U.6.8. Navasota, moored at the mitted to appear and defend my restricted anchorage, Btoneself at the hearing of the action cutter's island, wore return notwithstanding Ing to their ship.
The
пош
to the moored Ferry pler, Hongkong picture above).
sch
non-
appearance."
Castillo sald also in his am- Elberty-boat, Marlously dayit that he was
not aware -damaged In the colliaton, is that the hearing had been sel Star (down for today until the 16th (as of this month, when he was told of the date by a witness.
Mr Winter told the Court be. ought a postponement in order An-invenigation-is-baing-carried to prepare Bl defence to out into the cause of the ashe had only been instructoi cident, a US Navy Liaison recently.
Officer sald this morning Ho receiving
Mr Justice Gregg pointed out sald he had no datalie of the that the writ was first served colllalon.
The woman told the Tolice that -sum of money was missing following the stack on her
регон
Brazilian_ambassador in Radio Poking reported dan Following Immediate Police in-
Dr
Panama City that Roberto Arias, implicated in the rocont abortive Panamanian revolt, wilt be given a safe conduct to go to Brazil within a few days, the Foreign Office|
announced here today..
gorously high water levels along some Kwongtung province rivers are being countered by a massiva fight against floods. The Porty's First Secretary
is directing the operation.
The radio and unprecedented
vestigations, Chinese, who was being sought. received fatal injuries when he jumped from the root of No 2, Frai Avenue. Police enquiries are continuing.
New Rumours
:
Hyde Park Complaints
ם
London, Juno 18.
and
in November last year, asked for a more detailed
Castillo's
diła-
'planation of
ioriness.
Proposal
€X*
From the wiiness box, Castillo And he had thought that it was better to
the reason with plaintiff as he considered t would serve no useful purpose - Dr Billy Graham's complaints in bringing iho.cang up to Dourk... about lovers in London's 'parks,
The last time he had seen produced government nd the plaint was at dinner at mission that conditions there the Carlton Hotel In May, he
said. might be better..
"I proposed to her that sho The Home Secretary, Mr· R. | should manage my gift shop for A Butler, told the House of me. Sho turned This down. Commons he had received com- | saying she had some unsettled plaints from time to time" businow to attend to." on the right lines, but ballerina, sought asylum in the gure ever recorded. The rain,
about behaviour of prostitutes Chatillo sakd be know sho London, June 18. Mrs Sanger's ifamense Brazilian Embassy In Panama which started on June 11, has
Prime Minister Harold Mac-in London's Hyde Park.
had been Jobless and he thought He satil that in the experience will be valued City after an alleged conspiracy stopped, the radio added.
last at that time that he could help Dykes along the North and millas is likely to hold general -and the knowledge that sho to overthrow the Panamanian
West rivers which have risen elections in October in the hope three months alone there had her in some way. government,
prosecutions --- für | Homcontinued: "I tried to cares to impart will be of
It is understood that Dame above the danger mark, are of winning a third term for hi
and in- [zworon with her that there was bonent not only to the Margot is planning to come to belding arm. They protect the ruling Conservatives, informed solidlung. Indecency
behaviour in... Hydo no senso taking logul proceed-- association, but to the com- Rio de Janeiro shortly. to join Pearl River deita, the propoiltical sources predicted today, oulting,
Park alone-UPI..........
(Could, on Back Paro, O¤1, 1) UFL. munity as a whole,
her husband Reuter,
vince's granary,--A#P, 16
boon sensibly stressed by the local nanociation.
Undoubtedly it is working
Dr Arias, one-time ambassador xaintails of 20 to 32 inches caus-
lo Britain and husband of Dame led the East River in the province
Margol Fonteyn, British prime to rise to 20 Icel, the highest
..इ
Of Election...
been630
Threat To London Papers
London, June 18. The London. dally News Chroni- cle and in consequence the other large London dallee- may be forced to suspend publication by Sunday night ar a result of a threatened strike by drivers of trucks delivering printers Ink, It was tearned to- night.
The drivers decided to support
the atelke' of provincial nows. papar printers, without con-
ulting
their unlan leaders, after the News Chronicle pub- ished an article criticising the printers strike.
The News Chronicle has only enough ink to last for 24 hours. Unless It racalven Its woul supply tomorrow, it cannot go
дя to prees Bunday night. menure of solidarity, and by agreement among themselves, the other big London naws. papore will not be published alther in that caso. The other
enough papere do not havo supplies to Loan to tho Chronicle. However the News Chronicle, was negotiating with union leaders In hopes of forestalling the threatened strike,AFP.
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