THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, · MARCH 87, 1961.
FRENCH GOVT WARNS REBELS ON FUTURE OF ALGERIA
The French government today gave
Algerian insurgent leaders in Tunis sion that the future of Algeria
on them.
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Paris, Mar, 26.
veiled warning to the against nursing the illu- deponded oxclusively
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD: -- Across: 1 Scrambled, 8 Norm, 10 Bride, 12 Sen, 13 Bat, 14 Over, 15 Alters, 16 Manet, 18 Expand, 20 Lair, 29 Rig, 23 Hem, 24 Chide, 25 Aspen, 28 Strangled," Down: 2 Curse, 3 Alan, 4 Babble, 5 Elite, 6 In- nocence, 7 Measuring, 9 Mermaid, 11 Rattles, 15 And, 17 'Angelo, | 19 Print, 21 Ample, 23 Hang.
Eichmann can't get
witnesses
Munich, Mar, 26,
now
25,000 IN PROCESSION
SEPARATION Russians leave
Palm Sunday OF SIAMESE
markedin Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Mar, 26. Palm Sunday celebrations in the Jordanian sector of this city were climaxed by a procession headed by Latin Patriarch Alberto Gori in which 25,000 people from all over the world took part.
SIAMESE TWINS
London, Mar. 25. doctor has flown to Bri- tish Gulana to sgnult en the gdvitability of bring- lng girl Shamese - twins bom to a 42-year-old woman, who already had 14 children, to Britain for sopgration.
Australia after long residence
Perth, Mar. 25.... Four Russian families who have been living in Aus- trally for up to 13' yopra, are on their way back to Russia
the liner Onentes.
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They came to. Australia' os
but have
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Dr Robert Borvátius, the lawyer, who will defend accused German Nazi Adolf Elchmann, accused of war crimes and imprisoned in Israel, said in Munich today that he was having a difcuit timo trying to get wit- nesses for the defence. Mr Servullus sald that
The twins" born, early this |witnesses who had once belong-
month propined at the pelvis ed to organisations condemned Political sources here took
by tho war crimes court at The procession formed up at China, who is at present Kving and side and one is said to be ill. this meaning from on announce-
A Hammersmith Hospital om- in Jortinalem. ment Issued. tonight by Agence Nuremberg ware naturally un-Bethphage where 2,000 years ago
from Jerusalom and The qilgiris took three-cial spld "We have no more immigrante shortly after the France-Presse, the. French news willing to go to Israel to testify crowds
neighbouring villages gathered hours to walk from Bethphuge tion of the twins and the nurse now decided that Russia
news apput the medical condi- Second World War. agency which often acts as n op Elchmann's behalf.
In some cases they refused to hail Jetuis and strew His bully; to Jerusalem-less than two semi-cmcial mouthpiece for the
with palms on his "triumphal miles.
designate (standing by to fly to more to offer them. government
outright to go to terel or even
Tho went via the British Gutana to bring the and the office General de Gaulle,
to testify
entry into Jerusalem on a dop-Mount of
One of the group, Mr John under oath in Ger
Olives and Geth twins back to London if neces- Masjuk, 34, a former Sydney key. The announcement from AFPony.
semaine, nerostý the valley of sary) has not yet Loft.
draftsman, said be enjoyed mopy paid French government repre- Some of them, it was pointed
Kidron and up to the walls of
aspects of life in Australia but Jerusalem. sentatives would have "regular out, might be arrested and sen-
he and his wife thought thes consultations in Algeria on the tenced to prison terms for their
was a befter future in Russia. problema relating to self-deter-past activities if they went to mination while
official (French) delegation is recely- ing the various lenders of the Tebellion."
The
these anouncement,
that the sources said, showed government Intended holding talks in Algeria with conilly- tionally-elected representatives of the people at the same time) as the forthcoming' peace talks with the insurgents at Evlad, on the French shore of Lake Genova.
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CAREFUL MOVE
of
Both sets of talks would be led by Mr Louis Joxe, French minister for Algeria, who would go to Alteria when necessary from Evian, whore the negotia- tions with the Insurgents expected to lost a long time.
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The talks in Algeria, the AFP announcement added, would be held with Members of Parla-
territory, ment for the
presi- dents of departmental councils. and officers of the commissions government last set up by the
proposals year to recommend Lor the reorganisation Algeria's political, economic and social structtme.
Mr Jean Morin, the govern ment's chief ofcial in Algeria, with would also be associated these talks,
the announcement said.
Israel.
Mr Servatius and his assistant Mr Dieter Wechtenbruch sad German witricses could not be forced to testify unless they wished to AFP.
Dr
In the procession were the consuls in Jerusalem of various countries and Roman Catholle
bishops. Assyrian and Romenik of the Austrian Minis try of Education headed a grou of 20 Florins from Vienna. Also In the procession was Pissil, Fulgentsious Bishop former Bishop of Shnyúgh 'in
Russia still
sending
code messages
to operatives in UK
London, Mar, 26.
The Russians today were reported still beaming coded instructions to their operatives in Bri- tain, despite the massive crackdown on an exposed Soviet spy ring.
bubble
The London Observer stated ring of Ave, headed by Gordon without attribution that radia A. Lonsdale whom the Crow signals from a station near Mos claimed was a Russian operat- a falsc Canadian cow had been intercepted in Bri- ing under of
tiin over the weekend. The identity.
the Sunday newspaper sald
Intended signals were apparently int for Soviet agents operating in had the London area and originated from the samo station which formerly beamed orders to Peter and Helen Kroger, the for couple jailed carefully considered inove to terms of 20 years each in the reassure European and pro- sensational British naval secrets French Moslem "opinion In trial which ended on Wednes- Algeria
that the Eylan talks dủy: *** did not mean the stening away of Algeria to the insurgents. Heuter.
·Political sources thought the announcement was also a
American
In the trial, sentences: total 05 years were imposed on a spy
Wis Lonsdale himself
nt- tacked today by Peter. Ayres, 39, his former co-director in a British Dam making gun machines.
Mr Ayres claimed his fire had been recently forced into liquidation, partly as a result of state's newville who he said had lost it on-Italian order for machines worth £120,000, Mr Ayres said he had In structed a lawyer to see if he was entitled to take legal action against the convicted spy-AP.
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Here the procession left the path Jesus took. He had enter Jerusalern through ed Golden Gate but that is now scaled with storos due to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
proocsaion entered The through St Stephens' Gate to the north and ended al
Anne's Boavent where Д crusader church stood marking the traditional home of Mary's mother and the Virgin's birth- place..
"A member of our medicul staff left lost night by air to con- sult with the doctor there about the advisability of bringing the twins to Tagland. Be said,- China Mall Special.
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Another family, Mr and My Peter Shipkov, their son Victór. 13, and daughter ‹ Tomars, 11, have been in Australia for Ii years.
EDUCATION
Oslo, Mar. 20. siranger walked into Mr Shipkov, who worked as housewife's room at a homlet a labourer in a Sydney factory, near Aalesund and amazed her said he and his wife, believed by introducing himself as her Russia wonita provide a much Earlier, the Latin Patriarch husban
better education for their "He entered the Basilica for the str-years in Canada. He wrote to Had returned after, 35
children vice of the Blessing of Palms.
A pontilled high mass was his family, at Valldo), saying ng was coming home but arrived
advance of the delayed letter China Mall Special.
attended by government officials and many pilgrims of various nationalities—AY.
On the ball
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KILLED ON WAY TO FUNERAL
The dead driver was wearing a black suft
He had been going to a funeral-Ching Mail Spocini.
Qoly one of the returning Rudar a paturalia Australian. The rest are still Boviet citizen.
They applied to, the Russian Embásy in Canberra for admission to Russia and recely- ed permission after a 12-month wait China' 'Mil Special. ****
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Away from his physical remains of two wreaths in the examination as a condi- wreckage. date for the ballso fordo, hoard grocor Panayotis Gavis shout that ho had been robbed. Sullivan drove alongside two
Glasgow, Mar. 26. Gavis' suspects running from
Gales with gusts up to more
The chairman of the Bavarian store, poked a pistol at then than 80 miles an hour which Hotel and Bar Association Mr and told them to stop or he caused some damage to property Jerser strpel, stiebrow would shoot.
and some of the heaviest hol«. The fugitives halted, Sullivan storms this year ushered in the would be helping the motorlat. relieved them of 4 lousled 32 first day of official summer and doing themselves and the calibre automatic, and then put time
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