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EXPANSBOGRAPH BY noY CASTLE

London Express Bervice.

This is how a doctor sees

the famous of the world

New York.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1980.

THE ATOM OUTWITS EVERYBODY

A bomb can now be

A full scale explosion made in such small can now be set off 'workshops' that nobody without anybody being could track them down able to detect it...

AND GERMANY TUMBLES TO IT!

A REMARKABLE book has just been published SHOULD the march of

in America.about the lives of 13 famous men. It is remarkable because the author, Dr Noel Fabricant, looks at the 13 through the eyes of a doctor-as patients,

I vegetarianism arose

This is what he says about the hemorrhage Umi killed him.

He was over-treated for sinus. five of his famous men:-

The French

tortured by asthma and was to flowers. allergic

pollen, smoke, dust, pertume, damp- ness, "feminine" women, and cold

ob- sheets. He became

his dependent essively mother.

GANDHI: from his PROUST: noveilst was

desire to have nothing to do He once went with women. to bed with one of his girl at tendants to test his strength of character,

He ignored the girl. But in his youth he had great sexual

was probably

passions and indulged them: His tranquillity aided by a drug.

Probably suffered HITLER: From Parkinson's

the which makes Disease, pallent shake, sometimes un- controllably. He had a horror of venereal disease which sug- Rests to Dr Fabricant that he may have suffered from it,

"F. D. K. "

ROOSEVELT:probably had

u perles of small stroken before

WILSON:

OT

science be halted or by

at least slowed down until human wisdom has

developed to the stage Chapman

where it is better able to control the dangerous discoveries of the scien- tists?

Pincher

bomb ment, which Britain, the US posed and Russia genuinely want, may have been put back for a further 20 years or more,

This question, which has been: repeatedly asked by millions

atom ince the ever clouded the future, uguin by the disclosure that a President of West German firm has developed America from machine for making the 1013 10 1921, "slept like the explosive which triggers off the dead," sometimes not appearing H-bomb. 10 breathe. Once he was ab- sersed with the idea that he was menaced by French "sples." The eight other famous men Dr Fabricant writes about; D. 11. Lawrence, James Joyce, Sigmund Freud, F. Scott Fitz- gerald, Clarence Darrow, Paul Gauguin George Gershwin, and Enrico Caruso.

-London Azpress Servoler.)

Hope...

My researches show that the

In spite of the fist-shalting at significance of this development

been solid there have for transcends the fear thai Ger- UNO.

for hope that the many or some other nation could sounds now afford to become at atomic Russians would eventually agree to tame degree of inspection in Power.

their country so that the West that no this could be convinced of The emergence machine means thot the nuclear arms were being made prospects for atomic disarma- surreptitiously.

Peter Forster exposes

The man behind Mrs. Beeton

HIS was the big idea

MR Beeton was every bit as fascinating a

SHE merely

slaved to put this

character as Mrs B., of the COOKERY & HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT, the most famous mammoth work of its sort ever compiled.

Indeed.

en-

not the least Woman's Magazine," ironical fact about him. is titled "Answers and Corres- that the cookery book we pondence." most associate with Rolki

Victorian household virtues

was published by an artful dodger

who also put out

scurrilous doggerelą against

SOLEMNITY

book together

He was thus able to set up in name was in truth Sam's-hers business on his own, and the was largely the dog-work of story of his professional acti- putting it all together. Nor was vities is really of a genius for this the limit of her labours. ideas in the magazine deld who

affairs, with the result that he seldom collected the profits he created.

could nol munnge hir own Sam considered childbirth

simply "an effort of mature" and after making four such efforts, Isabella died at the age of 20. There are grounds. though, for believing that her early death was due not (as is productivity, but to exhaustion usually said) to this unrelenting and worry over a business crash

Sam's first success was Queen Victoria, and who achieve when he WRA Meantime he met and mar

ried the beautiful, extremely specialised in pornography, barely 21-he brought out an under the guise of a supple- pirate edition of "Uncle The conception of the great capable, young lesbella Mayson, his "English Tom's Cabin."

book always associated with her

ment

to

CAESAR - GAITSKELL AND THE NUMEROUS BRUTUS,

of Sam'a.

After this. Sam georly became insane from grief, obscrving with black solemnity her birth day and other anniversaries. This, however, did not prevent him from forming a Halion with n widow named Mrs Brown in the Isle of Dogs, to which he walked every night after finish- ing work in Fleet-street.

OMISSIONS

ba

Now, for the first time, this surrounded by plenty of air to cellent patriatic телкопа both The military. Implications, of German machine makes it absorb the blast would be un- backea the Blue Streak H-bomb. their findings can rarely possible for a nation to produce detectable.

carrying rocket Then the foreseen. -bombs in a few small work

Governinent's selentists.ndvised shops, cach undetectable except

that the racket was vulnerable by house-to-house inspection.

to counter measures. So it was scrapped and Mr Gaitskell and Mr Brown suddenly found them- relves for out on a dangerous limb.

Temper lost

The Russians are unlikely to agree to such an intringement of their privacy. And the Ameri- The Prime Minister, Aly Mac- ents have ret thenistives agains! millan, WES deeply shocked any disurṛnament agreement not when his scientiße, advisers covered by adequate controls. convinced him that the Ameri- This is not the first time can claim was correct, for ins that scientists, working hopes of an agreemen on fest ruined. He skapension were quietly

laboratory lost in the have

his temper with. wrecked the careful

who selenlists, and plans of the politicians,

blame him?

A few months ago East and The Rússlans with West were all set to agree to a moon general suspension of. aten tently

be carried out

Ever since the war scientists bave exerted increasing control over pollties and diplomacy, not. only on the international stage but even in the trades unions- the as witness the Socialist bomb could debete in Scarborough.

The US security authorities, Are trying to cover up the remaining Germ machine's secrcin.

Bull is inevitable that Soviet cientists will discover the detail for themselves, especially as the original work by Germans › Was done in Russia.

come

Predicament

Whatever the immediate out- Every big break-through in

the German machila their atomies, rockets, space research,

portends this inevitable trefiḍl -- have inadver- shots

nerve gases, or brain-washing

that the backyard-sizext atomic demonstrated the leads 10 BOTTIC unbalancing factory will become a reality icsis on the bails that not even possibilly of undelectable change in political posture. If the just as surely as the suitcase- underground explosion: could alom tests in space. What scientists responsible were a sized atom bomb exists now,

surreptitiously chance

the have

politicians Tew politically active because they could be detected when the scientists

Man's keep operators something might be

perllous predicament by sensitive earthquake re-

coming

with discoveries

done to curb them.

is the result of an insatiable curiosity which, through the which wreck months of patient fordons.

Blast those who exert

centuries, has led him to so. cilplomacy?

relentless

ary pressure

much glory as well as to so thousands of workaday scien-

much danger, but I can see Lists dedicated furthering possibility of curbing it. the search for knowledge.

These

were

negotiations ruined by the unexpected dis- covery by U.S. scientists that a bomb exploded in a big hole

فال

Look what the scientists have done to Mr Hugh Galtakell and Mr George Brown. For ex-

to

THE WORLD'S YEARLY ROAD HORROR

Road deaths per 10,000 vehicles on the road

BLASTY

West Germany

15

Australia

10

Switzerland

London Express Bervice.

Lillian Hellman:

Canada

Great Britain 8

France

9 VST

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EXPRESSOGRAPH BY BOY CASTLE

One who stands

unconquered

the the

no

-London Express Service),

Females curtailed

by Male Solons

in Switzerland

Berne, Switzerland.

WISS men, who take

S ttim view of the

equality of woman and have steadfastly refused her poll- tical rights, recently added inquit to injury by deciding that she should continue to receive less pay than a man doing the same work.

The all-male Upper Chomber of Parlament (Sinendérat) ́re- fused, by 22 to 16 votest, lo railty Switzerland's adherence. to International Labour Con ference Agreement, Number 100 which sets forth The principle

to of equal pay men and women doing the same work.

that the decision means female workers" in many in- drawing fatties will go on only about 70 per cent of the wages paid to men in the binne jobs.

Lower Chamber of

the

Recently I met a fighter. A quiet, well-dressed, almost placid-looking

American woman, Lillian Hellman, author of those well-known plays Parliament (Nationalrat) als "Watch on the Rhine" and "The Little Foxes." She is deceptively amiable, implacably honest,

'And,

Arthur Miller the wa

seem to have

about writing-most of li is done an an island near Cape Cod-and "I try not to think of what people will ray or think by bloiting out all ideas of them.

con-

all-male has approved agreement already three times, trying to force the hand of the more

Conservative-minded Upper

Chamber.

But the negative vote, was the third lime the Senate. har said no-and probably marked

In Industry, it has been a cus

of: the tam in most parts

men.

"I never like what I have country to pay women less that done. I may be quite pleased that a play is what it f. But I always feel that I might have

In politics, Swire womeri hari no rights whatsoever until last your when the French-speaking Cantons of Vaud. Neuchatel and Geneva gave them the right to yole and to be elected in cap tonal cicctions.

tenacious. writers Above all, For 10 years Miss Hellman was their work.

because banned by Hollywood

her "Because I wrlie naturalistic she refused to inform on friends before the Committes plays docan't mean that 1

out that way. I don't know "You have to write in an the last time for many years on Un-American Activities, Like out to do thut, It just works

pro- what 1. write, until I write. It almosphere of deprivation. that parliament will be asked scribed--Do #lm work, ΠΟ

time for a decision on the matter. just comes out. Myself. I don't Don't have too good" a television work. Fortunately

Other belleve in theme plays. In fact, when you are at work. As a father he was affec- this ban did not extend to the I don't think a play should have wise you can't devote your ttanrte In his own eccentric Broadway Theatre,

a theme, and I dislike plays whole energy to it. Iway, and he rather enjoyed Now it has been lifted that set out out to point a moral. wowing his children unexpec- altogether without Miss Hell Even Labelling a play comedy or tedly into rivers and swimming | man having to give way.

tragedy seems to me 63 15- pools.

This was, perhaps, just assumption." well. For alongside Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller, In fact, however rough and done it differantly-or evon Miss' Hellman is one of the most ready the actual original draft better." distinguished and Buccessful of a play may be, once Git SHO

But sho says: "Success or pinywrights in the American on paper Miss Hellman

failure is not my business unul tinues to go over and over the the play opens. I long ago made As a publisher, he produced theatre.

script, for Ward Lock Christmas

up my mind to laten only to Annual, which was

One draft succeeds another very low people whether they

may follow A hugo 61/cetes unti one year his

often for months, sometimes for: werd blaming or praising the. soon, 'But majority of Swiss colleagues, discovered that it

voters still Armly believe that years and she types in a kind: Otherwise I would get totally contained extraordinary attacks It may sound relatively sim- of aborthand so

that nobody confused.".

women should keep out of on the Royal Family, even to ple now not to have succumbed else can read what has been

What is the motive force polities and stick to familly, freinuations about the Queen to the hysterin of the McCarthy written. onther Scots gillie, John era. and conformed--but to hold

behind a successful playwrighty church and kitchen," as long

slogari puta it, "I am a proteater by nature,, Brown. (Sample Joke: Why is out for 10 yours and see one's

But don't confuse anger with Queen Victorin like the westlier? fortune dwindling bway is some-

'indignation, I was always an Because she always reigns and thing of an achitoventent. That

Indignant character." never gives the son a chance.) was why 1:went along to find

1 For, fadiationism, Is Mies Hell»! Whereupon Sam changed firms...out how Mias Hallman worked

mim's recipe for writing. Ont

That is why. Mas Hellman- wel and tell about her outger. Sa Freud migis have inade some Miss Heilman has no patience or has the firm view, although who would deny its

Maybe that very quality of sucennaful. She knows Instinc pertinent aucengs' about the with what she coils fancy talk standing away from the crowd; fively that anger, is destrictive

And without effect of Isabelin's death on About the stage.

enabled her to protest moro; and indignation creative, Which Sam Becton's mind: Som him trace of mock modesty i vormily whers the time came, is why she in what she in, self wee only: 40 when he went have any great views of myself

dupldress.""I don't believe I

u fold her in Norwood Shebel further; "And Cemetery,!!

distrus, som olear usinions Moom

!!

DISLIKES

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PROTEST

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station not simply from people Mine Hellman “seeks

but arven life around fier, wh

Other canlons

Most observers ngrdo that it will be many years before minie; voters.

are ready to grant, feioles voting, rights, om, federai, bozia

Like, nil other changes frithe federal constitution, zuch, change Woull have to be ope proved by a majority of voters

John Creusemann as well as cantond in a popula

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