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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958.

MILITARY POSITION FOR

RED EX-SECURITY CHIEF

Unions Reject BOAC Decision

London, Dec. 10. A meeting of union shop stewards at London Air- port tonight rejected the conclusions of the recent Court of Inquiry into the BOAC engineering strike ris blased and one-sided. After the meeting, attended by 10 shop stewards a state- salit ment was Issued. which that union leaders slili believed that the nelion of the ployers in sacking union men- bers was a "calculated attempt

fo break our trade union or- | ganisation as a prelude to re- dundancy,"

"We

The statement added: reject as completely unfounded disruptive any sugestion of

activities on the part

of the

Shop Stewards Committee its chairman (Mr Sk Mailinhd,

"Disruption"

"The reference to Communist activities can only be charac- terised as en attempt to cause disunity and disruption within the trade

union movement at BOAC

The statement went on: "Our members are too lofel-headed and matured trade unionists to be deceived by bogeys of this type."

Court of The report of the

on Tuesday Inquiry published said that the Communist Party did not hesitate to act in a dis- ond that the ruptive activities of Mr Sid Maltind were of that kind.-Reuter

manner

Alexander "Satisfactory"

Windsor, Dec. 10.

The condition of Earl Alexan- der of: Tunis, in hospital here with heart trouble, was report- ed today his 67th birthday-to be "remaining satisfactory."

Alexander, Earl

Moscow, Dec. 10.

Diplomatic sources reported today that Ivan The Pope's

Seray, relieved from his post as head of Russian security, will receive an important military assignment in the regular army. The report was not confirmed officially.

Such an appointment would not be surprising

iti view of Serov's military training and ex- perience.

According lo the Soviet encyclopaedia, Serov graduated from a military secondary school

1028 in

the and sorved In ártillery forces.

He was regimental chief-of- staff when he was. assigned to

the Frunze Military Academy.

He graduated in 1939. Thereafter, he Intermittently served with the security forces.

Among other things, he was Affairs in Minister of Internal

General Serov Ukraine from 1939 to 1941 when

Soviet

Nikita Premier now Khrushchev was Uk.ainian chief. That was when the long friendship between Seroy and Khrushchev started,

war Serov During the sumed "milliary work.

Between 1944 and 1045 he

at the Vice. Commander Frunt and between 1945 and 1947 commended in army, group

Germany.

was

in

He now holds the rank of "General of the Army," second only to Marshal of the Soviet. Unian.-U.P.I.

Vodka, Ugh!

London, Dec. 10. The Communist Dally Worker today cave its readers some drink recipes for the Christmas holidays, and the Worker being

it

there were no

what

Britist. su

military leader in World War 11 and former Governor General of Conado, was taken to hospital on Saturday after a heart ullack at his home near here.

Mall Special

China

15.

vodka with choices: vermouth, vodita and cointreau; vodka and apricot brandy, vodka and beer, vedica and dubonnet,

just plain vodka.-U.P.I.

and

A British Crossword Puzzle

12

3

19

10

12

13

25

27

ACROSS

3

Stitch things out? (8).

ร

7

The pointer-finger? (5),

В

Sort of pipe (8).

10 Poavish pigeon) (6),

13 Much of a muchnass (7).

18

Haven wash. (4),

17 Tardy, late in bed (7).

10 Settle round n place in the

U.S. (?)

20 Inequalities (4).

21

One who is this is probably

In the fashion (7),

20 Ents into (0),

27. A lonesome state (8),

20 Skip abouti saucily? (6).

29. Absent-minded (8).

15

16

29

DOWN Goes all happily, so to speak (5).

2 Offensiveness (5)."

#

Go one better (6),

He enlied (4).

and made a inndfoli here (4).

Reverberated (8).

Some farmind is this (6).

1 Applied lubrication (5).

12

Colour (0). 14 Staggered

did successful angler? (0).

00

the

(5).

15 Broad and slow, musically

Bridges Wins New

Battle

Reno, Dec. 10. starry Bridges, who, sa a controversia)

congl west Übour leader has weather- won ed

many

disputes, another battle today br marrying #

Nucl pretly secretary

bere

despite Noveda laws against Inter- racial marriages,

WAR

The marriage licence issued by the County Clerk after a court hearing this afternoơn ni which the Elko District Judge, Taylor

H. Wines, made a writ of mandate permanent,

Ho ordered the fence fasued.

Mr

Bridges and, Miss Noriko (Nikki) Bawada 35, then went to the County Clerk' office and were given the licence.

They were married 15 minutes later by a Justice of the Peace, William E. Esmer U.P.L

Spelling

Reformer

Dies

London, Dec. 10. Globetrotter Dr Mont Fol-

lick, former... Labour Member of Parliament

who tried to get Britain

to adopt simplified spell- ing and switch to decimal currency, died in hospital here today.

and a bachelor, He was 70 pushed his simplined spelling bill as far as a second reading in principle-in -cgreement the House of Commons desplie Government opposition.

Advice On Politics

Vatican City, Dec. 10. Pope John XXIII has urged Roman Catholics to take an active part in politics. He said it is the "right and duty" of the church to guldo people in their political ucitvilies.

to a

The Fope made his remarks Jast Sunday in a specch group of Italian Catholic jurists and technicians. The text was released today.

"Voters must choose their re presentatives with the greatest wisdom and knowledge because their cholee is of particular im portance in a democratic regime in which, the representatives of the people have legislative power," the Pope said.

"The moral rootlinde, the practical capacity and the in- tellectuai powers of parlis- mentary deputies is for the a democraśle zo- people of

and. a matter of life gima

death, of

of prosperity or, of de-

their

cadence, of recovery or of perpetual ill condition. "Catholics must unite strength towards the common aim, and the Catholic hierarchy has the right and the duty of guiding that."

First Audience

Pope John today held his first general audience since he be- came head of the Roman Catho- lic Church last October.

Some 3,000 to 4,000 Catholics from several countries attended. The Popo spoke first in Italian, and then in French, Spanish and English. He apologised for his bad pronunciation, adding:

io, do better later."

hope

UPI. and France-Presso. -

~Ready, for un outing. Thelma (left) and Beverley share one pram.

and David (he's asleep) share the other,

Anthony

What Shall We Give The

Quads For Their Birthday?

Ask The Board Of Directors

London.

Diaries Closed THE Chairman of the Board of Directors will probably say something

For 60 Years

London, Dec, 10.

A Conservative Member of Parliament conncoted with foreign affairs at the outbreak of World War II roquested in his will published here today And other that his diaries documents should not be read until 60 years after his death. A brilliant linguist wba The M.P., Sir Henry Chạn- used to own a successful chain non, who died last October 01. Was parliamentary of language schools, he cam-aged

Under- the life to bring private secretary to paigned all his logic and simplicity to English as secretary of State for Foreign "she is spelt."

Affairs from 1038 to 1941.

He left to the British His scheme would have made Muncum his claries and un British children learn to read (boxes already in their posses- phonetically-"wun" for "one" aion "on condition that the sald and "hors" for "horse" - and diaries shall not be read nor adopt American usage with the tin boxes opened until 60 "Labor" for "labour" and years after my death."--Chine "honor" for "honour."-Reuter. Mall Specjal.

Australia

Horrible

Say Stowaways

Singapore, Dee. 10.

The 29,734-ton liner Arcadia arrived in Singapore today with two English youths who had made a desperate but unsuccessful bid to get out of Australia.

The two are Harold Roy Smith, 10, a sheet metal worker, formerly of Hemmingford Abbot, Huningdonshire and John Put ten, 16, also a motal worker formerly of Edgeware, Middle-

BCX.

For the past year since they with emigrated to Australla their parents, they have been living at Grey lands Hostel at: Claremont, near Perth, Westerri Australia.

"People Nice"

The two dialized Australia su much that they deckied to slow away aboard an England-bound vessel;

Tonight the two youth will 10 French author from Inver- | bo on their way back to Aus- trails age-aboard the vessel

neon (3).

: 18 50

Recustome to bo Chandapara, pickled (d).

19 They're beyond teen-age

(0)

22 Julia upright (5).

28 Bled (0).

Interviewed

board

the

Fake Rupiah Notes. In Singapore

Singapore, Des. 10.

like this:

"Gentlemen, the next item on the agendu is--what shall we give the gueds for their birthday

For the question of the quads comes under the heading. of very urgent business at the Quildford,

Surror, head' office of a baby food Arm.

The quads are the Bennett: babies of Stepney Anthony, David, Thelm, and Beverley.

will be month they Next One year old. The

irm is taking such Interest in the babies that

lists them boardroom agenda with such priority items as pro- duction figures, sales campaigns and staff appointments..

Special gift

זת

the

IN

MISTRIAL SYNAGOGUE

1. Y.

BOMBING CASE

Atlanta, Dec. 10.

Judge Durwood Pye declared a mistrial today in the first! of five cases, resulting from the dynamiting of "The bables are being fed on synagogue Here on October 12. our products," said a spokesman,

The Slate said it would try "sa naturally the directors take Judge Pye dismissed the all-

male a personal interest in thern,

the first trial Bright again. The Judge gave jury in They want to mark the after the foreman, Ralph Castle. Counsel until March 1 to bring birthday with a very pecial berry, reported a hopeless dead the ease to trial.-U.P.I. gift.

look after deliberating

2214 "But so far they have not hours on the fate of the de been able to decide what fendant, George Allen Bright,

sold the -me- The foreman jority stood for conuiction with "It's not often a board of a recommendation of mercy, directors has to face a problem carrying a sentence' off to im of this FOTL It might take prisonment.

would

sent.

make a suitable pre-

quite a bit of discussion to find

a solution."

London County, Colinell.

has

ů

personal intercal, too.

Death Penalty

The jury had two altern- Everyday at the Bennett's lives: nequittal Or the death home in Vawdrey Close, Eu

nurse and a domestic worker report for duty.

The nurse is there to advise 38-year-old Mrs Mary Bennett about the quads' health,

Helps with chores

penalty.

Para

East Germans Reject 'Corridor' Suggestion

Berlin, Dec. 10.

The East German Com- muniste tonight sharply rejected a suggestion by West Berlin Mayor, Willy Brandt, that Free Berlin be linked to West Ger many by a guaranteed in- ternational land "corrl- dor."

Mayor Brandt måde the "cor-. ridor" proposal yesterday in qn` interview with the Copenhagen newspaper Politiken. The Com- munist reply came unofficially In a commentary circulated by the East German News Agency ADN.

The Communist agency said Mayor Brandt's suggestion that a land corridor carved through 110 miles of East German ter- ritory would serve to shield East

ting. Westly against inaltra-

"agents"

One of the main, Communist complaints against the West Berlin free world outpost is that

it is an alleged base for anti-Communist

"Far from

Brandt, with

arents shielding us from ADN said, "Mayor the help of s corridor, would aim at making his system for speaking in agents to West Berlin-moire secure.-U.F.I.

$1,000,000 Cheque

Rome, Deo. 10. An Itinerant peddler in Sardinia found a que rail- lion dollar cheque in the pocket of a second-hand pair of pants shipped to Italy in

a relief bundle

from the United States, Il disclosed today.

と

The cheque, drawn

J

On

New York's Chap Man- hattan Bank, was dated 1956 and medo out by Jolin Beresford Tipton to Kathleps Moses

The Under, whose name was withheld, notified tha bank which told him Tō- ton was one of its clients search would be. and a

made for Moses.

Under Halian law the. peddler will get 10 per cons of

the oheque's valuv, US3100,009.---FrunCO PTC SC

Kadar III

Vienna, Dec. 10. Communist Hungary, admitted. today that Hungarian Commu- nist party boss Janos Kadar has fallen ill with pleurisy,

A spokesman of the Hung- arian Government said today that Kadar had fallen ill with picurisy last Monday and was ordered by doctors to stay In bed.

he However,

added that Kadar's illness was not con➡ aldered serlous.-U.P.I.

Taj Mahal Santa On Fire

Lamp For Tengku

A

Kuala Lumpur, Dee, 10.

two-foot high

Metz, France, Dec. 10. Santa Claus gave children here a fright yesterday when he almost went up in smoke.

Making a pre-Christmas ap

children's party at a chil pearance

Santa stood too near the stove And his robes and beard caught

marble fire. Prompt action by adults, Bright was indicted on a lamp, which is a replica of the who rolled him in a rug, saved

-China Mail Special. charge of dynamiting u house Taj Mahal has been presented him from being badly burned. of worship within the city to Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Ilmit, a capital offence.

Prime Minister, on behalf of

Dr Rajendra Prasad, President. Six other men were arrested of India. a with him but one later was m~

Irased.

takes them for She also daily outing in the local park,

The domestic worker helps with household chores.

"It's all part of our service, said an 1.0 official, "We are human cough to appreciate the problems of quads.

The, gift was brought to the The jury recolved the caso Fedoral Legislative Council to day by Me S. K. Bener, Hh on Saturday night.

Castleberry, reported on Mon- Commissioner for India. day night that the group was

Loose Moose

Gander, N'land, Dec. 10. Taxi driver Bill Keough was for severe cuts and treated bruksen tart night when his taxl confided with an 800-pound Dr Prasad sent Tengku Abdal move on the mainstreet of this

wife a length of airport Rabman's

The animal'.

was killed slole, the meat supplied to the local

hospital-U.P.I.

facing a mother "hopelomiy deadlocked nt 9

to 3.

The same vote prevailed when brocade and a heavily

benares "Coping wiili one baby fs =

was declared, he broiderod FOUR the mistrini But full-time job,

China Mall Special bables....what a

Lask. The old. least we could đó was to pro- vide a nurse and home-help. Besides, we're proud of our Bennett'a

Mr J. E. 8. Dawson, chief of Singapore's police commée- cial crime brábeh' said today cir. that forgers had been culating counterfeit. Indo- nssian 1,000 and

Rupiah

The LC.C.'s interest in docker notes in Hingapore and Malaya Bill Bennett's family has not for the past nine years.

stopped thore.

100

He said the formerke were "of with a house one of the most They have also provided them extremely good quality."

council houses in

modem Blepney.

Parking Problem

London, Dec. 10, Viscount Kílmuir told the

(vtT)

and

Novelist Francois Sagan Wins

Action Against Her

He said police believed a gang pented a mobile printing press

Paris, Dec. 10. set up someUmes 'in Elngaporá and sometimes in Malaya, •

A French civil court today dismissed a claim for damages agalant novelist Francols Te added: "The ring has been! AToRais Health aid,

Bogan by a man who sued her because she gave his last name to an unpleasant "We too clever for the police no fat."

Th Uke the Auriesība propia all

• morning newspaper

character in her latest book "In a Month, In a Year". risht, ther als afor, Xes the Straits Times said it had die

Announcing its judgment, the The man, Henri Folzet, had jing her, demanded, that the care condition

probity living covered that Bingapore was sonditions, see harilble."" being "flooded" with the forged House of Lords yesterday it was asked for 542,390 dames, but should continue le due and do noted Dist: Mius South

100 bag Kart Mark did not had withdrawn kila muli, galdet at vis" "#dipim

melaimed wife of #recich pukilbet kivy mpthey

the prevent to write Min. Dogán after Both Mr Dawson and the chocol

she had damages gibt dalyst for the gobelle) WEDNESDAY'S CROSSWORD—A«rem; 1 Mishap, 8 Chato, Once back In Australia, he

disputed te *ing him of a book, da well an Yield, Lancet, 10 A-head, 11 Shame, 19 Delp 18 Brand, 18 mild,, hơ, and hit companion newspaper were referring to "Das Kapital, for he'd never changed the name of the char- uncalled-fer publicity.

The claim was also disinissed in the later editions of the bogat Career, 18 Leader, by Scent, 23 Dode, 28 Actile, 25 Match, 20❘ would work put their two-year claims by Mr Hardi, Indonesian get 1 written.

"He would be too tiny look to Joly in later edition

of her book.

was ¦ itself, and had shown a wide Onward, 17 Tears, 20 Amplas, 29 Basleri Dewa 1 Ma-ladies, 7 contacts in the Allieklian Prime Minister, that counterfeit

some place to park Mi Bug, however, incered by, the court, bul Jolyet Sensible, $ Ages, 4 Pithand, & Chamber, Adher, 7 Trate 14 Government ühtu ther could fuplik epten made les Hingsgrée ing fo Arrogant, 16 Disorder, 10 Catches, 17 R.E-store, 10 Eancis, åt | par their pagpahagia, had been creuiated "th" "the his ear, the Visul ixplains beckups Folyet Had informed the ordered to pay the whole eats measure

South

even of the case before notify of the caeDS" Router

Charm, 24 NGA.

24 Romanoffs, for example (8). 25 Twinkle, twinkle (4).

-Reuter.

of

egrjoillation,

the