THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961.
REPORTS OF PLANS TO KIDNAP GABLE'S SON
HK a stumbling block in textile talks
Geneva, Oct. 26.
Negotiations at the cotton textile conference of the General Agreement
on Tariffs and Trades moved behind the scenes today.
News in brief
JAMAICA OPPOSITION
PROTESTS TO UK
Kingston, Oct. 26. ・・
A protest against suggested curbs on immigration in England was made today by Sir Alexander Bustamente, leader of the opposition Jamaicaį Labour Party.
1
West Indian
"Restrictions of
inmalgrants weuki
dampen the
good feeling we have for Bri- tin," he said in a cable to the In London, Colonial Secretary "and would generate bitterness, disrespect and even contempt for
which governs
so a country many different races."
Earlier Premier Norman Manley on behalf of the Jamale
protested against The proposal to restrict West Indian Immigration.--AP,
Governmen
TRANSFERRED
Four
Madrid, Oct. 28. detained right-wing French extremist leaders, three
of whom have hoon to death
sentenced
British view
United Nations, Oet, 26. Britain is expezted to oppose sanetans to invoke any bid against South Africa when she addresses the Special Politicul Committee, probably tomorrow. The British view, I was un- derstood. wak
that while apartheid was "wrong and un- workable," pposition
it
Delegates decided not to hold
a formal session of the confer- a drafting com- ence so that mittee could work on a loosely- worded agreement to which the full committee could agree.
UK FAVOURS IDEA, SOURCES SAY
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Berlin to become
a U.N.
city?
London, Oct. 26. ·
Britain is in favour of proposals to transfer sonte key U.N. agencies to Berlin as part of a settlement with the Soviet Union, senior British officials reported today.
Thailand blames
Cambodia in
At the same time, delcgates irls to reach a compromise on the main issue which faces the conferri-how 10 reconcile American proposals for a ilve- year extension of the current temporary agreement on cotton
Los Angeles, Oct. 26. textite trading with the British desire for bilatéral arrangemeals i Detectives rushed to the home of Mrs Clark Gable today follow-
interested ing reports of plans to klinap the lafe film star's seven-month-Thailond in between parties.
varjous
Private
海
The American and British deterations have been meeting privately outside the conference the last two days in n jor endeavour to reconcile the two points of view.
One of the main stumbling blocks the Anglo-Amertean
talks has been the question of
Hongkong, whose term group.
part of
delegates
The British
Hongkong's Financial Secre- Cowperthwaite, tory Mr J. J. Informed sources said, has been rensing the Americans to say would not be helped by impos-just what, if any, measures they
a political sanc- ing economic
plan to take against Hongkong tims against the six-month-old imports under the short-term South Africah republic-Reuter. į agreement now in force."
MISS AUSTRALIA
Until he gets an answer to this question, the sources said, Britain will not sign the short- term agreement out of respect for Hongkong's Interests.
Bre
old son,
John Clark Gable and his mother
They found the child unharmed,
Police said an informant had told them he overheard four men in a restaurant early today discussing plans to kidnap the Infant, John Clark Gable. This was one of the ways they were considering to make some money, he told police.
The detectives were told on their arrival at the Gable home that
the baby was safe in his nursery.-Reuter,
British immigrant
couple hitchhike to Australia
Sydney, Oct. 26.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Creaney are British immi-
grants with a difference
note to U.S.
They said the Ides may be Investigated
informal soon at US. British contacts with Sovie! Foreign Minister Mr Andrel Gromyko in Moscow. The informants
sula the American British Soviet ex- changes will probably resume after the 22nd Congress of the Russian Communist Party ends.
Endorse
The Congress is expected to Washington, Oct. 26.
Premier endorse
Kruschev's a note to the professed policy of getting along United States today blam- with the West. British oficiais
A Berlin com-
ed Cambodia' Princo think there will then be better
for prospects of Norodom Sihanouk
promise.
Mr Kruschev han been quoted as saying that the
the broak in the relations between those two South- cast Asla noighbours.
CRIMES BY THE LIGHT
OF THE
NEW MOON
Taranto, Oct. 26.
Soviet Union would not object Farmors in the Tullamore to the transfer of U.N. head-
pattern fiselt to Berlin, Britain's Ambassador
Thai Ambasador Mr Visuir Arthasuki, who delivered the rate from Foreign Minister Mr Thanat Khoman to Secretary of Moscow, Sir State Me Dean Rusk, said that will return 10 settle Thalland wants
rift.
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Frank Robcris,
in
to his post on
sec U.S.
consultations the Friday after
London. He will
Не бай Mr Rusk expressed Ambassader
develop concern about this ment, which is not good for anyone in view of the general cituation in Southeast Asia."
Initiative
However, Thalland is insint- ing the initiative for restoring diplomatic relations must come
be
OTO
Orca 10 miles north of Malton, Ontario, guarding their barns and watching for a tall man who runs naked through the fields spreading firö by the light of the new
moon.
Mr Llewelyn Thompson. They will want to learn from Mr Gromyko if Mr Kruschev's statement may taken to mean that East a Police blame him for the well as West Berlin would be destruction of three barns, the opened up for the use of the deaths of 30 head of cattle and world body. The Allies would the burning of a coru plic. Insist on this.
Mr Gromyko niso might be pressed to say whether any such errongement would
be accoin-
they arrived in from Mr Sihanouk, contending panied by the sort of guarantees |
Sydney after hitchhiking from England.
Mr Creaney, 53-year-old clec- Melbourne, Det. 26.
No definite agreement is ex- trie welder from Bristol, มน absentia, In
were Miss Tania Verstuk-The first
come pected to
af the his 48-year-old wife Catherine, transferred by h Spanish post-war migrant to be crowned
the grand-current conference. Delegates took more than six months for authorities today from Spain to Miss Australia-is
reach an not bound to
the trip and
carried all their the Jand of Palma, in the daughter of a Czarist calonel.
She Canary Isles group. It was an-
is 20,
agreement and will mest pro- belongings in a sinall cardboard brown-haired,
of stitense. Question nounced here tonight,
a linguist, a part-time bably refer the lisson,
cotton
reporters: Mr Creaney tol regulation of secretary to her future The four were "Joseph Ortiz model.
minor commillees “We've
and I got no money and Pierre Lagaillarde, the two father, Mr Vladimir Verslak who textiles to
leaders of the January 24, 1960,
Two familles hava fed from the district since the raids began, NOT ABLE
Constable Martin
Maze Bays polica
the provincial the man-that he
tall and weighs
but they haven't
able 10 prove their
it was his action that
that
the West would want for the the break. caused
Cambodia
free use of their supply lanes he and
know broke relations with Thailand
into the city. "It was my wife's idea to last Monday in retallation for
As British loaders see it, by feet 3 inches Marshal
340 pounds, hitchhike. She thought of Thai Prime Minister in the factory in Bristol.
Sark Thanarat's verbal attack transferring some of its agencies
the United Nations been told her she was crazy, but on Mr Sihanouk. Marshal Sarit to Berlin,
Fot
older, British accused Cambodia of permitting would have a direct interest in suspicions.
"It might sound crazy," Maze winters got colder.
Communists to use Cambodian insuring tree access, tros movie
South ment and a tree status for the said, "but these crimes coincide territory for attacks on
etty's citizens,~~AP. "We don't have any children Vietnam.UPI, and i knew we just had to take
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Wo
owns a marine and salvage busi- which will work on here after don't have a job-but I can tell the break."
the full conference disbands, you we're dien pleased to be
here,
civilian rightist insurrection in ness.-China Mall Special. Algiers, and ex-colomels Jean
Argoud and Lasheroy, two top
igures in the abortive military ülh in Algerla in April this your---AFP.
450 WORKERS
Key West, Fla., Oct. 26. More than 450 workers from Fast
arrive 1:2 Germany will Havana in the middle of Novem- ber. Havana Indio reported to- day,
Diefenbaker takes off
Shemya, Oct. 26. Canadian Prime Minister Mr John Diefenbaker resumed his mixed up flight to Japan today eboard an Air Force Comet jet tal atroady had failed him unge.
Mr Diefenbaker and his party, who arrived in this Alcuttan Island early this morning from Alaska, left for Anchorage, The workers will spend their Tokyo at 1845 GMT. They were
12 in Cuba and due the Japanese capital Annual vacations will have an opportunity to ob- about six hours later almost 14 serve Cuba's socialist revolution, hours bebind schedule.--UPI, the broadcast added-AP.
'GAGARINITE'
Take-over bid
UPI.
NO FALLOUT DANGER
IN HONGKONG
(Cont. from P. 13
instruments, is the product of Meters a West German Arm, Frieseke and Hoepfner.
that it is not possible to give an answer on a hypothetical basis. The
It has been installed on the answer would depend on what nuclear bomb premises of the Macao weather or bombs go off where and bureau. under what conditions. There
In Japan, the Central Weather
is no information to sarrest, Bureau declared October 27-30 that There
Is any presents the danger period when a
danger from radioactivity in large quantity of fallout from
Hongkong."
the latest Soviet nuclear tests In the Aretie would reach Japan.
The Japon Alonite Energy Committee has warned people not to drink newly fallen ralp water. de-
asked
No special measuring equip ment hus been purchased but use is made of equipment (con- Laining gelger counters) already Colombo, Oct. 26. Muscow, Oct. 20. The Government Parliamen-Available In Government
today urged the partments for other purposes," A
unknown lary group previously
The China Mall also Imineral, discovered in the west Government to take over news-
by Associated whether current sampling tests Kazakstan Oblast, has been papers issued
of rainwater a atmospherie nomed "Gagarinite" in honour Newspapers of Ceylon Limited dust collected by aircraft show ef Saviet spaceman Yuri and Times of Ceylon Limited, Gagarin. Tas said today. It and vest their ownerships in noticeable increase of radioac
tivity in the Colony, similar to the sold the new mineral, yellowish public corporations, as brown in colour, contains "rare mised last year-China elements."--UP).
Special.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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16
pro-
the increase reported in Moll
Philippines last week
The Government spokesman replied: "Experimental measure- ments of radioactive fallout are being made locally but Le series of obscrvations is short to determine whether or is any significant not there rocent increase.
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"The measurements are com- plicated ond should be standardised over a long period. Inquiries made by the China Mail show that sport from the improvisations being made by Government to measure radio- active fallout, there ía a general Jack ગુ measuring equipment in the Colony.
The
approved budget
for
1000-01 3ncluded under the
head of the Royal Observatory
Japanese scientists also warn- ed the public that If the Soviet binst proved to be of 50-megaton Tange. the air, rain water, milk, and vegetables In Japan would be contaminated when the fall- out began..
On October 18, the Norwegian State Council for Radiation Hygiene warned the Scandina- vian people that they may have to shelter in cellars and avokl contaminated food if Soviet nuclear fests
caused Jocal fellout.
Water and foodstuffs such as milk, meat and vegetables would have to be constantly checked, the Council said.
HARRY
ODELL
SAYS
$4,000-for purchasing on ale- THE KIDS WILL LOVE IT.
18
110
11
12
1.3
114
an amount of expenditure
15
16
pump for radio-netivity moni
toring.
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ACROSS
3 Mode fall.
7 Whole.
8 Tokiing Jewellery?
9 Uncommunicative fish.
11 Parody.
12 Patty?
10 Burt of knot.
10 land on two legs.
17 Mountains,
18 Do as you're told.
10 Impediment.
21 Drill.
22 Chaffed.
23 Crossed out.
DOWN
1 Superlative of good.
2 Had for gole.
A spokesman for the Dairy JOEY
Form, leo & Cold Storage Co.
THE
ADAMS VARIETY
Ltd, sald in answer to a China SHOW HAS JUST PLAYED
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3 What you stand and pay fort
4 Quantity,
Disquiets.
18 Like a good waxwork.
13 Hardest to roundt
G Weapon.
11 Coin.
14 Merry composer?
15 Seur.
10 Dead on time? No! 30 Concesi.
10 Lubricated.
YESTERDAY'S CROARWORD~~~~Actors?
Inquiry that their TO 40,000 PEOPLE IN Jaboratory was equipped for
AND
bacteriological test and tests for INDONESIA
DOWN.
FILMS
milk solid and fat contents-but| BROUGHT THE ROOF not for tests to and out the level of radioactive iodine 131. The University of Hong- kong has some geizer coun- ters. that the one Professor 8. G. Davla wsen in his Geo- graphy and Geology Depart ment hua broken down. "Wo are short of funds to purchase new equipment,“ ho said. The Physics Department of the University has a few edun- ters whileli are used for measur- ing cosmic rays only, "But at present, we have neither plans nor enough equipment for mea- Furing radioactivity and fall out," and a spokesman,
BOOK at INTERNATIONAL
LTD., Room 414, 9, Ice House.St. Tels. 21832 & 31488. QUEEN'S COLLEGE Sunday, 29th October, at 3 p.m. &9 p.m. KESWICK HALL Monday, 30th October, at 9 p.m. STUDENT TICKETS AT In Macao, monsuring equip- ment Jins ntrived recently $2.40 FOR 3 P.M. SHOW from West Germany and ha ON 29th OCTOBER MAY
BE OBTAINED FROM MR. D. J. F. FRASER, Education Department.
He said that the latest device "scintillation counter" Is a better Instrument then the ordinary "gelger counter."
1 Eparklers, been instilled. It will
como
Alice, 10 Seant, 12 Mod, 13 Son, 14 Then, 16 Cosset, 10 Taunt, into operation towards the end 18 Molent, 20 Unto, 22 Art, 23 Einu, 24 Morse, 26 Ledge, 20 of this week or early next Completed. Downl Prime, 3 tonii, 4 Lesson, 6 Roana, Pan- week. tomime, 7 Stalloned, Canters, 11 Costume, 18 Cut, 17 Anters, 19 Largo, 21 Nudge, 13 Eune.
The equipment, a set of ruirar counters
with a now moon. He twists Iron stands of mail boxes as Paris, Oct. 25.
though they were balling wire Gen, Jean Olle, France's Chief and tears down farmers' fences." A policeman was injured by a
persona Maxe said several Leaving Bristol on March 27, car while
traffe of Staff for National Defence, directing
the man
running the Creaneys hitchhiked some after a crash between a conch will retire on November 1 at hls have seen
"for health naked and are sure they know D,000 miles from France to
request Hillingdon-road, own
one feels cer- Pakistan at a cost
reasons," the Government un- who he is. No of about and a van in
Uxbridge, Middlesex. A £00.
Police Constable John Lang-nounced today.
taken to Cabinet spokesman Mr Louis ever. They travelled from Bombay ford, aged 30, was
He wab Terrenoire sald Gen. Olle, 67, The next new moon falls in to Fremantle ship and Hillingdon hospital.
by hitchhiked across Australia to not seriously hurt,-London Ex-is retiring ahead of the normal the first week of November Sydney-China Mall Special. press Service.
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