1959-02-16 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAII, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959,

CONFERENCE TOLD OF POPULATION THREAT

Meal-Time Birth Control Bawdy

Tarzan Mystery

Bydney, Feb, 15.

schoolmaster A 87dney has solved the mystery of

half-naked "Tarzan" whose public school acceni has my used the people of the Queensland busk country whers' le roams,

The schoolmaster, Mir D. P. Fomenko, said the hert le hix 27-year-old Ron Michael by a Russian

whom princess with

he led after the Soviet re- volution of 1817.

ROMANTIC

Fomenko said his Mr

incurable 2011 la де romantic who has had the courage to turn a school- buy's dream fato reality.

"He is doing what many but few dare would like

to do," he said.

The few Queenslanders who have

met Michael

Fomenko say he is broad- shouldered and tall, wear- a foln- ing nothing but

cloth and shell necklace, and Hving' off fish, oysters, coconuts and the

wild

game he kills with his rifle. China Mall Special.

Proposed

New Delhi, Feb. 15.

Indian scientist Dr H. J. Bhabha suggested today

Russia

Aims High

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that a substance, to be mixed with the daily For P.M.'s

diet, should be sought as a means of con- trolling births in the world's overpopulated countries.

Dr Bhabha was addressing the Sixth International Con•

ference on Planned Parenthood now meeting here,

There was an urgent need for some measure, "which will Act

prevent conception but will reduce the probabilly of ronception by about thirty per een!," he said.

family Mannlag fald specjal emphasis on "Population con- trol in an atomic age."

If mankind is unable to con- trol the birth-rate nature will do it, Dr Bhabha said but he If some substance could bewarned that nature's way is not developed and

with pleasant, bringing starvation, mixed rice, grain or salt, the problem discase and malnutrition. would mediately be solved, he sld.

"I have no doubt there are many who will hold up their hands in horror at this sug- gestion, but let them face reality." he added,

the establish- He suggested ment of a National Institute to conduct research into birth con- trol methods.

Starvation.

Professor Juitsu. Kitaoka, of Tokyo today presented a paper en how Japan had halved her birth-rate in ten years.

He said that magazhies in and Jopan published regular, sometimes detailed informatien rbout contraception and it was for any unthinkable almost mature Japanese to be entirely without information about con- traception.

son-

But he regretted that at pre- He

Japan although said that if the world sent in population continued to increase traception was strongly urged, It would be dimcult to main-abortions were a far more effec. tain prezent standartis of living, tive measure of decreasing the much less raise them.

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A British Crossword Puzzle

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DOWN

2 slike (8).

3 Smooth (4);

ACROSS Anima) food (8).

Scatter (0).

4 Skilled (G).

Shun (5).

10 Meadows (4).

12 Threatens (7).

15 Track (3).

1 Violinlets (8).

6 Tums asido (8).

9 Danger (8).

6 Forced Open (8).

11 Ghosts (8).

10 Fuss (4).

13 Ethical (5).

17 Scold (4).

13 Shrink (8).

19 Mature (0).

24 Mexican hat (8).

20 Out of the ordinary (7)..

18 Come into view. (8).

21 Wound (4).

23 Cheerful (6).

24 Comfort (0),

25 Urge (6).

20 Jewish quarter (0).

22-Thug's weapon (4).

birth rate.

Water Problem

British scientist, Sir Julian Huxley, also presented a paper in which he warned the cou- ference that the world popula- Lion

was likely to increase by 50 million this year and that at the present rate it would reach 6,500 million by the turn of the century.

Visit

Moscow, Feb, 15. The Soviet Union's ambi- tious objective, when the British Prime Minister Mr Macmillan comes call- ing next Saturday, is no less than liquidation of the cold war, Izvestia said today.

comment on

Mr The first Macmilion's visit by the most authoritative official Gover ment orgon sold "Soviet publie | opinion" demanded more of it than a friendly get together.

war

"The Boviet public opinlon believes that mtitual visits between statesmen should alm at quidation of cold suspicion and distrust and at establishment of friendly Iations," Izvestia maid. The article,

signed

~01

by

Vosipov, analysed opinion in

the British Press on Mr Mac- millon's vilt and said it would all be divided into two broad categories.

Hope

First, it said, there was wide- spread feeling that Mr Macmilian must try to end the cold war by improvement of Anglo-Soviet relations.

the

Secondly, it said, there was opinion .of Conservative papers and Mr Macmillan him- self that the trip should be amarely exploratory-U.P.I.

He said that efficient birth control methods were peeded to counter-balance the effect of efficient death control. He called for international research for development of cheop and satisfactory oral contraceptive.

Already two-thirds of the world's population were under- de- nourished, he said, while forestation and crosion had reduced the possibilities of agricultural production and the water supply was beginning to many Inadequate in

prove

areas,

"Disaster"

Sir Jullan said that if India failed to solve her population problem. It would be a political and social disaster.

India's position in the matter

of population was crucial.

"She is the largest democra- the under-developed nation, not only in Asia but in the world,"

to solve he said "The failure hér population problem will be disaster. a political and social Success will secure her leader- ship in Asia and will give hope to the world at large.""

Bly Juilan said study of Iridla's population problem made by experts bad revesjed that at the present rate, she would double her population in 45 years and would regch 750 million before the end

of the century. Experis

JUKE BOX RACKET EARNS MILLIONS

Washington, Feb. 15. Chicago gangsters

who muscled in on the juke

Page: 1

Pasternak Soprano's

Wants Red Writers Forgiveness

Ballads

Soprano Dlane Dubarry, who usually sings operatic arias, rehearses in London a selection of bawdy songs which she sang at a men-only con- cert in the Royal Festival Hall on February 11. Diane, wife of BBC Television music chief Kenneth Wright and mother of two, children, will be the only woman taking part in the concert of 'ribald and amorous verses' from the 17th and 18th cen~ mask.- turies. She will appear wearing a

Reuterphoto.

HUMAN EYE CAMERAS PREDICTED

Moscow, Feb 15.

The Nobel Prize winner, Boris Pasternak, said to- night he would seek to reinstate himself with the Soviet Writers' Union, which ousted him because of his controversial novel Doctor Zhivago.

Posternak, 68, said he would two-storey country house at the writers' work Paredelidno, Immerse anself in his

about 10 miles from

and shun publicly as a result colony,

controversy Moscow.

of the undesirable

caused abroad by unauthorised publication of his poem Nobel Prize.

WILA

Like a country gentleman of

• bygone era, his table always loaded with refresh- monta for any casual visitor.

of and since publication Destor

have Zhivago ther

been legion.

Pasternak, who turned down

for Nobel Prize the 1038 Literature 'because of scathing criticism from tls countrymen, reiterated his indignation with

be a British

"I shall be work and no in- reporter whom

trust by terviews," Pasternak sald. entrusted

sal betrayed

his

publishing the poem

to him for a friend in Paris,

to be alone and do my

"I Just want

Pasternak

Pasternak said he would de rute himself mostly to transla lefitions of foreign classics and work," eventually reapply for admis- sion to the translators' section of the Writers' Union-UP.I.

withi Bald siderable annoyance,

сол

It was the second time within three days that Pasternak said he would withdraw into his work and grant no more inter- views with foreign correspon dents.

Anxious Period

In a signed statement Poster- nak said: "I wish to concen- trate and work for some time, perhaps for a long time. Tuls partly explains my refusal to see foreign journalists.

"My porm Nobel Prize was composed at the height of a dificult auxious period n end of October.

the

Royal Couple At Rodeo

Mexico City, Feb. 15. THE Duchess of Kent and T Princess Alexandra o ceived a standing ovation

"The candluding Unes of and repeated cries of "Viva the poem were harmless

bit conception

In England,"

"Vivan Los since they Ingless," and "Viva Mexico" they today when they arrived at were vaguely worded permitted Intre Interpreis- the start of a Mexican rodeo. Hon."

In the last stanza of Paster Huk's poem, he writes that he is near my grave" but that the time will como "when the

spirit Tokyo, Feb. 15.

wickedness and Infumy."

A leading Japanese camera-maker predicts the ap pearance in 10 years of spectacular cameras that will take pictures in much the same way as the human eyes register sight.

be The cameras, then, will equipped with all the devices necessary to take them an automatic contraption.

for

have developed

mental 0.9 tena.

plcture

12

#d

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of good will conquer Fasternak's poem appeared in the Lordon Daily Mail last Wednesday under the byline of Anthony Brown. Brown wrote in his story that Poolerna gave

New Book

They were also greeled by a Mexican bull-light brass band playing "God Save the Queen" anul the Mexican National Anthem.

Dressed in red slik rebozos (Mexican stolps) sent to them yesterday, by the wife of the Mexican President, Mr Adolfo Lopez Mateos, they zone to acknowledge the salute of the entire

in company riding pairs before the Royal box.

The cowboyE appeared, in Ught leather jackets, braided brown trousers decorated with mother of pearl; sad claborate holsters CSITYIDE their pearl-handled pistols. The women dancers and side-

already that can see as well him permission to use the poem. a the human

cyc, and fast. He sald that the and 1.2

casily lenses are avallable and the Germany Under the rules of the Soviet There will be no need

experi- Writers Union, Pasternak may to the box industry by threats<xposure-meter reading, focus-

for admissi reapply organisation the picduces an and intimidation are now sing, and other phases that pre-

The future camera, he co-acceptable new book. making millions of dollars cede the taking of a

tinues, will be smaller, despite If Communist agitation against

dies out, the saddle riders appeared in a year from juke boxes nowadays,

"All you have to do is point all these complicated mechani- Doctor Zhivago machines, ac- and, slot

chances of his rejoining the brilliantly coloured costumes, to your lens at the objects and cal improvements, easter

handle, and will have handsome translators' section of the Union complete the colourful pageant. cording to evidence be press the button."

ere not excluded.

--Router. fore a US. Senate Com→ In 10 years, the president of designs and chapes that will the Yashica Co., Ltd., 637%, make the present-day cameras mittee.

everybody will be able to take a look like toys.-France-Presse. technically flawless photo.

also!

the The committee, under Jenate's chlet "racket buster,"

John Democrat Senator thought that unless | McClellan, began reduced, enquiry Was

into be unable to business last week. the economic break- through from its state of under- development, he added.-U.P.I. and Reuter,

the birth-rate India would achlove

Grants To Writers

New York, Feb. 15.

The Ford Foundation 20- nounced today It is making US$150,000 gante available to

Yoshimasu Ushiyama

L. foresees a spectacular improve and a Searching ment in film, as well. Exposed box flims will be developed the Juke

printed inside the chimber auto- metically in a matter of minutes, Bloss The sensitivity of will be improved to such an extent that out-of-focus over-exposed photos will be unthinkable.

New York City undercover detective, Lieutenant James told the commitles Mooney, that a juke box hoodlum had been "sentenced to death" by re- gangster colleagues, but

underworld prieved, by an "'supreme" court at Apalachin, New Kork, at the end of 1957.

or

Devices According to Mr Ushiyama, have The cameras vill Ever since a police raid or

built inside numerous devices

the lens that meeting, the authorities them that will set

11 American poets and novelists have been trying to find out opening as well on speed. to allow them to concentrate on what some of the nation's top their work period,

for

a tuunan

The process of "registration" two-year criminals were there to discuss, will thus resemble

The committee's staff investi- Jeya. The foundation sald detalis gators have also produced a IC-

showing that among the The human eye, he explains, nt other grants, to stage diree- port

who attended the does not over-expose nor get tors, playwrights, composers, un muticians, painters and sculp- Apalachin "summit" conference out of focus in a normal state: tors will be announced shortly, were 10 leading figures in the --Reuter.

coln machine business-fleuter.

Me Ushlyams points ous that in Japan there are, lenses

Doctors Beat Atom Death

Paris, Feb. 15.

Five Yugoslav scientists who suffered usually fatal doses of nuclear radiation four

months ago were alive to tell about it today, thanks

doctors,

The five Yugoslave, who were restored to full health at Paris' famed Curt Hospital, left by train last night for Belgrade,

to a team of French

volunteer donors into nuclear, jolt of between 709, healthy to 1,000 roentgens.

the bongs of the "atomized" patienta Theoretically, anything over Their successful Aght against 900 roentgens is enough to kill almost certain death has been a man within a matter of days hailed as a milesions of modern or a few months.

medical science and as a tre

mendous stay toward reducing

the perils of those who work ist M. Vranie, Miss Rosenda |with atomic rugolors,

No less than is of these operations

RECERISTY.

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They were performed weldin scalpels and huge bypodermic needles, and were extremely On October 21, the six scien

painful. Grovic Three weeks after the ex- Stjep Dangubitch,

was be Siborat Bogodjavlich, Drasko parimental treatment The story began on October Adukovio and Sandro Makalichu, ong of the six scientists, dlod. He had 10- 15, 1958, when the experimentaire down by Charierad plane Vranic,

parently reactor at Yugoslavia's Vinds

been exposed to a to Paris

higher dose of radiation than atomio pile threw out neutron

Docters decided to gamble his compatriots. quantity to serve as a dosh avstining: 99 8. „reyolutionary" Buton after his death, sentance for the six scientiais | curwink, had never before Puzle Hospital doctors working close by.

#instada en 4* human being - they had silented death out of

*and cisimming (Cho - olber Ave,

and pamma rays in zoficient SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD~~Acròw: # Traktion, #He tizo, 9 Extimato, 11 Agitated, 12 Beni, 18 Senor 10 Dara, 10- Owns, 23 Penitent, 24 Surmised, 25 Serene, o Partiem. Dover

1 Break, Strip, 3 Treated, 4 Rbsi, 4 Avid, 6 Images, 7. Erecis, 10 Tenor, 14 Namos, 18 Beyldan, 19 Clodia: 17-Andres, 80 Bevel 21 Steep, PII, 2 NEM

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More Filming

to

When he was ousted, the Writers' Union charged Pasternak wikia *seiling his nation silver" by Zhivago.

piross

for

30

qt writing Doctor

Pasternak apparently, intends Paris, Feb. 15. to carry cut his resolution in Group-Captain Peter Town-refusing to pee foreign journ send left here tonight by air for lists. In the past few days he Cameroons, where has refused to set some repor- the French he will Blm one of the nalters. sequences in the story of his

world.- the journey around China Mali Special.

Mamie's Holiday

Phoenix, Feb. 15.

Mrs Eisenhower arrived here today for a week's holiday at Eilzabeth Arden's Maine Chance beauty and health resort.

It is the first lady's second trip to the resort, which Previously Pasternak virtu- i specialises in rest, reducing and ally has kept open house at his Ecouty treatments.-U.P.I.*-

MASAL RECEPTION

GROUP

The Queen Mother, in her tour of Kenya and Uganda, attended barass of Mail tribon at Narok, Kanya.. Picture shows some of the as- sembled. Maes) warriors wearing either a Bon's mans or ostrich feather head- dress waiting for the Queen Mother,Central Prats Photo

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