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CHINA

No. 37415

Established 1845.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1969.

LATE FINAL

MAIL

Price 20 Cents

FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the U.S.A.

9 from TOKYO

5 from MANILA

PAN AMERICAN

ment USN PLANES IN FAR EAST Colony's Of The TO BE ARMED AND READY Censors

Day

Mother Hubbard's

Cupboard

Na city like Hongkong |

Twhere

there is probably

more human suffering to the square mile than any- where else in the world, charity whose special in- terest in animals takes a place near the out of the

queue for public donations. Hongkong is also a city

where public indifference to

among the highest in

the

New Ruling After Board's

Findings

Washington, July 21.

the care of animals ranka The U.S. Navy has ordered all planes patrolling within range of Communist- held territorios in the Far East, Middle East and Europe in future to have all guns in place and ready to operate at any time.

world. The two combine to keep the Society for Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals effectively restricted in the work it has to do.

Compared with British coun-3

turparts the Hongkonst

Suelety is lamentably small. This decision, personally approved by American

But what it lacks in bum- bera it makes up with* brand of supercharged

Admiral Arleigh Burke, Chief of Naval Opera- tions, was announced today!

It follows the big rumpus in the Pentagon following the shooting down of a Navy patrol plane over the Sea of Japan in June 16.

The plane was damn god and

netivity outstanding oven by Hongkong's bustling stand ards. And in the last 3 months, seldom hus a person RO elosely identified himself with the cause he serves a Mr H. M. Howell, the in- defatigable secretary of the

A Boud of Irve Agation Suelety who has brought which investigated the inciden

to the hole its findings public today. this organisation. forefront of public notier in The Board said one of the a way that the most success ten guns in B patrol plane's ful public relations expert forward farrel Bad been

must envy,

TEWSPAPER readers were Neminded of this excep

tional talent in a tuf-page advertisement in yesterday morning's Suviety

wook

one crewman was hurt."

10-

moved to make rou for the testing at a piece of electronle equipment,

No Blame....

It said a mun should have super The retained in the forward having itset "aguired a remote possible equivalent of a flag day next Admiral Burke today

urged

*།

it

und the public 19

support generously. It is bad enough that it is a seriously de- ficient in the necessary staff and equipment to carry out its work, but its main jub of educating the public is what matters most.

is not

In Hongkong, if a dog

T

a surreptitious, dish for u

use.

des- cribed the June 16 attack na "unprovoked and piratical" and sakl "no vestige of blame" should be attributed

to any American personnel or command for it. The Pacille Fleet Commańska

Hopwood re- Admtral I. G. viewing the incident suid patrols

to be carried wook! rentinue 4:11t through international alr space unless ordered to the con- feast he is, in Mr Howell's trury because of the "Pondbility words, an animated burglar that hostilities between the alarm, well-kept in some Western powers and the Sino- but abominably Soviet ble may commence l

Cats fare a little better, with the emphasis on little, is that the trouble The Society is dealing with

homed in the majority, any time,"

траня

of

He said U.S. patrol eraf! "cannot retreat in the faen of arch threats."-Reuter and Our

Oven Correspundent,

G people with Jove

uf animals whatever. And the most

innate

promising group of people

in

which to inculcate some: iden of animal enre-

children Bro

the

generally

too poor or too badly housed

to become acquainted with animal except any dumb rats und the ubiquitous roaches.

JAMBOREE

TROUBLE

'UNDER CONTROL"

Bamboo Snake Caught

A three-foot long bamboo

snake

tound and WAS captured in A rouatter hut in Shaukiwan early this morning. The polson. OUR snake was first seen by a woman in the hut, when i was curled up In the back of a Chinese Inconas altar.

An Inspector of the HKSPCA went along to the hot at about 7,45 am and with longth of bamboo and some string was ablo to trap the enake and transfer it into

a sack,

Later the anaks was des-

troyed by the HKSPCA, in a chloroform chambar.

Few Would

Radioactive GENEVA

Wear His

MEETING

Seeds In Brain Save A Life

Fantastic

Styles

By JENNY NICHOLSON Florence, July 21. Schuberth, the Roman designer famous for the ball gowns he has made for Princess Soraya, Sophia Loren and Gina Lollobrigida, brought

Brentwood, Essex, July 21.

A 51-year-old woman, wife of a com- pany director and mother of two children, is alive here today because of five radioactive "seeds" planted in her brain a year ago.

his out

She is thought to be the "Ardour" line here to- | first woman in the world to

day in a sensational have successfully undergone EX-RED

collection few women such an operation. would have the cour-earth-metallic age to wear.

The "peeds" of yirium-a rare

element wore planted in the bruin of Mis Jessica Devine, of Hutton Mount, by a surgeon, Mr Geoffrey Bate man, el St Thomas's Hospital, London, when she was already He blind with a brain tumour and

had been given only months to live.

Many of the daytime flannel dresses and redingotes he showed in the intest of the Italian high fashion showing for tutumn and winter were quiet enough, was lavish in his use of buttens. But it was Schuberth's even- ing clothes that really became eloquent,

Rich

Isme brocades, masses of silk taffeta were craped, folded, looped, ruched, shirred, pleated, tucked, flounced

fringed. und

Sometimes he managed to do all these things on the sume dress, then encrust it with embroidery for fantastic

niensure.

and

One creation approached as a demure coming-out ball dress of boustani while net with a

Gatin rhinestone - embroidered apron and retreat- ed a slinky black silk jersey matahari gown with a train.

Schuberth believes that the wired basem will come back and so will the long fox fur stole-Reuter.

Queen Makes

A Promise

Edmonton, Alberta, July 21.

The Queen, who is to return home by air instead of by sea at the end of her Canadian tour, today cut two scheduled speeches from her pro- gramme in Edmonton, capital of oil-rich Alberta.

But she did find time to promise a five-year-old girl she would pass on a kiss to Princess Anne.

ILL

Although it was stated after

nedicat exandration morning that the Queen had recovered from her. weekend indisposition, the speeches were from her programme to

Mt Makiling, P.L.,

July 22. Top officials at the trouble-cut

wrecked 10th Boy Scouts vold tiring her unnecessarily.

assurance catne

Extra Time

Terry O'Brien, 'un orphan dressed in a yellow frock, white shoes and socks, waliced onto the dala where the Queen was standing at city hall, curtsied, und, hesitatingly asked:

give a

**WILL you please kiss to your little girl for met"

Icw

Mrs Devine told reporters to- day: “I feel marvellous and quite young again. Once I had to suiter continual agony but now I do not even get headaches." Nothing Wrong

Mrs Devine's case began when she experienced great pain be- hind her eyes and a swelling of her limbs.

OFFICER

SHOT IN

MACAO

NEAR

END

Ban Two

Films

By ANTHONY FULLER

China Mall Film Critic

Hongkong censors ap- pear to be taking a firmer line with Olms for exhibition in Hongkong.

Two lims which the trade consider would have got by n

Geneva, July 21. The West, impatient at the lack of progress in the protracted East- West ministerial talks here, has discussed the! possibility of breaking them off, it was dis-by the Hongkong censors, closed tonight.

The first is "Love Is My Profession," starring Orl- gitte Bardot, which was to have been shown of the King's and Princess this wookend.

But Britain, France and! the United States were re-i ported to have concluded that such a move would not be possible this week,

year ago have been turned down

.

They would give Mr Andrei

It is the first B.B. picture to Gromyke, Soviet Foreign Minis have received the thumbs down ter, more time to see whether he in Hongkong, and the opinion would produce any new proof the trade is, it is no moro posals designed. to break

the scandallsing than any previous

znany..

NOT PREPARED An authoritative Western long scurte, asked today how

go un, the conference might replied that unless the negoila flons gol to fertile ground The conference would terminate

deadlock on Berlin and Ger- B.B. flm shown here. If any

thing, it is beiter made, The second film to come under the consors' hom~ mer is "Blood of tho Vampiro," starring Sir Donald Wolfit. Agala the trade complains of

They claim lack of consistency

If "Blood of the Vampire," which is a study in macabre la banned," then "The Horror of

pretty quickly."

Macao, July 22. A former Communist

The source said that the West Chinese army officer

was not prepared to accept the was shot dead late last-German committed in night by unknown per-

sons.

another form.

that

The view that the decision Dracula" should have been also, "I went to numerous hor-

of the Soviet Prime Minister, Mr and many other films of that pitals but they told me there was nothing wrong,” sne said.

Nikita Khrushchev, to cancel his type.

A well-known elriema group Forty-year-old Kock Eng tour of Scandinavia is in some leader said today, "This in and "Eventually, however, I was admited to Bi Thomas's for leong met his death after he way linked with events at the out form coming from the cen obscrvation. I was supposed attended

Geneva -conference is gradually meeting at

sora certainly has us puzzled." hardening in diplomatic quar- to go in for five days, but 1 Lutheran Cultural Centre ters in London.

Give at Prayn Grande here.

WAS weeks.

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there after

"I was getting anxious by this time because I was due to go on a world cruise and time was getting short. But I was In agony and when I went totally blind. I realised there was something seriously wrong." Mis Devine added: "When I realised I only had five weeks to live I agreed to the operation although I knew it was risky.

A Miracle "They inserted a tube up my nose into my brain and planted the five ytrium seeds. I have never known a moment's pain

since."

Mrs Devine described the result a "a miracle."

Mr Bateman, a Harley Street I specialist, said later that ytrium was capable of producing in- tense radiation.

In Mrs Devine's case it was

near the inserted

pituitary gland, which is situated at the base of the brain, and the radiation killed the tumour, which caused her blindness, — Reuter.

2

Kock was seen together with another Chinese named Chil when he was shot twice in the hem and once in the chest,

He died Immediately. 'The meeting

clased minules before Kock WIN murdered.

ALL UPSET

One possible explanation might be that Mr Khrushchev

breakdown of the foresees a conference and intends to pro- pose Instead ¤ summit con- ference next

Planned To Save

month, according French Honour

only to observers.-Reuter.

The Chinese pastor Lee Fú- sang sald, "We really don't know what it's all about,"

Chaplin's Son To Marry

London, July, 21. French actress Noelle Adam Enid on arrival here today that "Please remember everybody

she and her flance Sidney, son here are all very upset,”

DI world-famou comedian Police are investigating the Charlie Chaplin, were to marry

Case.

soon.

The

couple who have been

Keck who came from Dairen, Manchuria,, was survived by hli wife and five children. He fel gaged for three months, plan to wed in Furls or Loadoni AFP,

from China several years ago,—— UPI.

Nixon, Rockefeller

On Ike's List

Nepal's First Woman Member

Katmandu, July 21. The Nepalese Senate today Washington, July 21, President Eisenhower has elected its only women member learned later she promised the Missile Failure included Vice-President Richard-slim, beautiful Mrs Kamal

Newamen were unable to hear the Queen's reply. But it was

would certainly do as Terry

today's

(CHOOLS are the logical starting point for this If every school training. maintained one Animal, This

of education work

World Jamboree said to- could get off to a good start.

asked. But it would be wrong,

day "everything is under 10

She told an

Before

programme inquirer here: control." that education suggest

This

after" don't feel at all badly, now, began Mr Esmond Butler, royal ended with and

press secretary, announced that began children. The most civilised the Philippine Army and US. thank you," and she used her

make on un- no further departures from the Navy Jolned forces to save the extra time to give frequent

visit to ani ex-toyal programate were countries witness to the brutality and Jamboree from a critical water scheduled

shortage, an ocute

sanitation servicemen's hospital. She also elpated,

120 people neglect which

invorhook hands with problem and 'reported descend to in his dealingsston of sexual perverts and at an official reception,

animals. The Society's thieves.

A five-year-old girl made the Code of Animal Welfare "Everything is under con Queen hold back what looked needs to be effectively prac-trol,"

Fernando E. ie a tear today when she pre- tined in

the community. Ricafer, assistent camp direc-stated the monarch with Thin IM primarily

1

CAN

Mn).

the tor, told United

"Society's city but national

Fress Inter- bouquet.

much The so-called water crisis is over and the sonflation problem

It cannot without the help of a will.

ing and sensitive public,

Is being licked."

the Police and the Courts, Weeding Out

The outery ngainst the Captain Canares Aban, top

Inadequate caging

of two constabulary

officer in charge

kangaroos at Laichikok 200 of security, sald his men had is unfortunately only a picked up 201 suspected plck-

pockets.

"My men are on the job

other weeding out elements." Aban Raid

3

anti-

Butler told newsmen one reason the Queen was flying

vas, Instead of sulling home

she and Prince Philip that were anxious to see Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales,

UPI.

Inquiry

Werhington, July 21.

Nixon and Mr Nelson Rocke/Rana, 30-to

Chairman,--UPI. feller, Governor of New York State; in a list of 10 Republi-

believes cans. he

arc well quified to succeed hún ủo the White House in 1901, it was

A full-scale Congressional In-tearned today. quiry was ordered today into the

The President intends to re- Fuccession of firing failures that

in the Agiri for preceded today's

successful meu launching of the big Atlas inter-

the Republican Party's pre- continental miralle.

sidential, nomination: next year unless the potential winner

ht do not support

own middle-of-the-road philosophy. --Reuter.

The investigation also will cover frings of the submarine launched Polaris 1,500-mile in termediate misallo-UPI.

Britain Developing New Super-Strong

Steam-Power Catapult For H-Bombers

bad

and

complained that most of plokpockets had worn

the

NEW

sald

Soviet plane axports, News wook Baid.

(British government and

be its Vice-

London, July 21, Colette Duval, who plan- ned to "save French honour" by smashing the London-Paris air race record, reached a Surrey airfield from the Arc de Triomphe in a sizzling 25 minutes 10 seconds today and narrowly escaped death.

Her Supersonic Vautour fighter-bombor landed on the wrong alrfeld, burat a type on touch-down, and crashed through dury fence.

bour-

minutes

second three

BI10 44 minutes

In her raturn attempt

clocked 44

three seconds outake tho record.-Router.

NZ Trade Officer

For HK Welcomed

News that the New Zealand Government is to establish a Trade Commissioner in Hongkong in the near future welcomed by the Hongkong Chamber of

Was

Commerce.

However, none of the Hong- amounted to HK$5.4 million, but kong Government departments since then it has risen to be- contacted this morning had re- | tween HK$10-11,000,000 annual- ceived offtelal notification.

Jy.

Mr J. B. Kite, Secretary of the Up to the present strict con- Hongkong Chamber of Com- { trols placed on trade by the New mercé, said he too had not beenZealand government have kept informed of this move by the the two-way exchange of quoda New Zealand Government, but at ils present low figure. minority protest against

added, "I am very pleased to A Reuter cable from Welling- New York, July 21. Work was being done on an carriers. ignorance and lack of con-

hoar of "

ton, New Zealand this morning of the vernion sideration. What the critics

TEWSWEEK magazine advanced

"Anything that can be duno sald that the New Zenlind The magazine also forget is that excesses of

of industries and said today that British catapult "which may be of this kind are almont

bor scientists were developing a interest to the United States," British manufacturore were aircraft ministry oficiale re-to Improve trade between Hong- Minister

secretly negotiating to pool fused to make any comment kong and New Zealand will bo Commerce announced in the House of Representatives yes- everyday affair here and

steam-ho added), "auper-strong,

resources with European on the report, but a spokes-welcomed."

CONTROLS

terday, that the Government hus even in countries which

borde area to escape deter powered" catapult for launch. British - developed steam builders which "could lead to man for Vickora-Armstrong

One businessman who DEC- decided to establis A trailo should know better.

tion.

ing hydrogen bombers from

abercraft catapults are already in use a mighty-combing of British Aircraft Limited sald recent ferred to remain unanimed, sold, commissioner's office in Hong The Society demands the

Earlier, a constabulary spokes- United States

aboard most American nie- French, West German and statements in the House of "Nothing but good can come of kung constant: viglianes of the man had announced that "a carriers.

The The Commons had "given an Im- this move, which will no doubt carriers. New weck Italian aircraft firms.

Minister, Mr craft

Philip community, and its constant number" of sex

perverts had

that negotiations wtimulate HK-NZ trade."

Holloway, was quipted as saying, British Ministry of said the new type would be aim was to take markets away pression And tangible support if it been picked up and released

taking In 100% trade between the "We must be more: vigorous. in: is to avoid the calamity of with n warning not to come Supaly spokenman described suitable for launching heavy from the United States and could possibly be

Cology. Land, New Zealand our trade, promotion.”. old Mother Hubbard.

the report as "basically true.” | bombers from the smallest block the growing threat of place.")-Reutor.

scout uniforms into the Jam- new

back--UPL

IA

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