1959-10-27 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1930.

China Would Release Ten Captured Indians

Peking, Oct. 27.

the CASTRO LEADS

China today said she was prepared to release 10|

Indian personnel captured in a clash Tibet-Ladakh border last week.

ANTI-PEKING

RALLY

IN INDIA

Bombay, Oct. 26. Bludents paraded through 1be wsreels of Kothapur, Bombay State, today shouling alogans against "Chinese

intrusion" Into

on

The statement, frsued early this morning by the Chinese

Foreign Mistry,

said

Un-

had

also nino Indians killed in the counter last Wednesday been properly buried and the Chinese

prepared them to be taken back by Indians at any time.

were

for the

CUBANS

IN STAGING MASS

ANTI-U.S. RALLY

Havana, Oct. 26.

The statement reiterated Singing, machete-waving Cubans by the hundreds

in

earlier Chinese charges laming

1 the Indians for the ellih, accused India of distorting the and truth about the incident said any attempt to stúft re sponsibility for it on to was totally, unjuriinable,

China

Indian territory which re- sulfed in the death of nine Indian border polico Ladakh last week.

In Trivandrum, capital of Kerala State, where the Communist government was replaced by federal rale last July 31, students of the University College abautain- rd Trom classes ici protesi

Ubinese against Mon."

HASSTER.

Many of the students be- longed to the Communist- bucked Stodeale Federa- tion.

Meanwhile, demands that China vacate the lerritory thai "neized" and she India take "lem military Action" continued 10 be voiced today by various political parties and leaders. -Reuter,

2 Cypriots Acquitted Of Murder

Nicosia, Oct. 26.

Two 20-year-old youths e cused of murdering a Greek Cypriot police informer and setting fire to his body last May were discharged from court to- day.

The only evidence against the iwo accused, Patayis Triminiotis and Michael Vasiliou, was given by the dead man's wife,

The prosecutor told the court this morning that most of

the murdered

inhabitants of the

were involved in the erime.

was

11. mass anti- of thousands streamed to American rally called by Fidel Castro today. The bearded Premier flew over them in a hell- copter to urge them on.

Excitement mounted as the

Banners denounced "foreign

crowds surged into the plaza aggression" and asked "When U.S.A. stop bombers outside the Presidential Palace will the for an address by Castro which coming to Cuba."

The attitude of the crowd was was expected to be a continua-

United States has tion of his bitter TV stack that the

to planes

attack States last permitted against the United The

Havana. More leaflet-dropping attacks were reported last night in the suburba

SECOND INCIDENT The statement sald It the second armed clash on the border provoked by the Indians in the last two months previous Incident was on August 25 in the Migyltun area, (This is at the other end of the more than 2.000 miles frontier where Indian Tibet bordơn on the Northeastern Frontier Agency). sald Chinese The statement

their best to avoid troops dic the armed clash and fired back unly in pelf-defence,

1 is extremely unfortunate that both armed clashes resulted in casualties on both sides, yet the right and wrong of the matter and the responsibility for the two incidents must be nade clear and not obscured," the statement sak.

statement

reiterated

The China's contention that Indian border police had intruded on Chinese territory in northwest

opened fire Tibet and

Chinese frontier Reuter.

patrols.

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Contest For Taxi Drivers

Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 26, Kuala Lumpur's taxi drivers who have a reputation the second

to only

drivers of "kamikaze" Tokyo are to hold contest.

man's village of Ayios Anvrosios scred by the

B

The contest will bo

span- Lumpur Kuain Municipality and carried out o

ile said it was not surprising the driver own request. there was only one witness.

The drivers will be The murdered man, Zacharias | Karufolios. was

a recognised for driving efficiency, Police intermer who co-operated on the road and smariness

Jutil Courtesy of

presented

with the British authorities in turnout their anti-Eoka cumpaign during the Cyprus emergency.-UPI.

be Wiimere will with testimonials-Reuter,

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A British Crossword Puzzle

20 121

2

13 4

15

16

8

10

13

IS

16

18 119

2.3

£25

26

27

39

ACROSS

1 Notable rather than nolor-

ious (6).

5 It goes to the wall (5).

8 Field work started by the

Bappers (5).

Not all there (6).

10 Put It round a wedding-

cake (5).

11 Common

theatro (5).

to stable and

12 Sweet but sharp (4),

13 Showed the terin? (5).

10 Ten yesta (6).

18 Old sailor (8).

20 Giant (5).

. 22 Dad ripcata himself (4).

1

28 Token by progressive men?

(5).

25 Social distinction (8).

26 Bitti allowed around a pub

(B).

27 Reduced the tension (6).

28 Long for (8).

29 Offer to nursa? (0),

22

DOWN

1 He toolles (8).

2 With which to regard

princes? (8)

3 Where the Ashes are kept?

(4).

4 Paid up (7)-

5 G.P.O. sack (7).

In a naturol state? (0).

7 Laurie? (3).

14 Had another win? (8),

16 Wine holder (8).

16 Loom internal poet? (7).

17 Two line rhyme (7).

19 Movable holiday (8).

21 Quite ridiculour (5).

Thursday night.

Castro's "revolutionary hymn" Alled the air as thousands sang waving their peasants

together in time to

There were no disorders and The city seemed in a bolidny mood. Havana radio and TV commentators said one millient, people-the number Castro hud machetes

Jammed into the music. called for-were the plaza.

Observers doubted, however, that anywhere near that num- ber could squeeze into the plaza.

Banners, flags, pictures of Castro and posters of all sizes nnd colours waved in the warm

air.

E.

Germany, Poland Incident Over Map

A

a

few Castro soprod

in s hundred feet overhead

tho hriloopter fo land at presidential palace, the crowd shouted and chocred

"Viva Fidel, Viva Fidel," roo like a wave of sound-UPI.

Bid To Enter

Britain On Forged Passports

Berlin, Oct. 26.

London, Oct. 26. Berlin crossword An East

Thirty people who tried to newspaper provoked

be-

enter Britain with forged diplomatic incident

Indian passports during tween East Germany and

the weekend were still in Poland recently by

custody today pending a publishing a map modify.

Home Office investigation. ing

Oder-Neisse the frontier line to the ad-

On Their first sticmpt to Ger. enter the country they Were vantage of East

Franco many, the West German sent back to Calais,

and returned to Britain again Der newspaper

Kurier

by the French authorities,

Four

reported today.

The crossword newspaper Troll published the inpocurate map on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the East German Democracle Republic. The map Incorporated the town of Szczecin (formerly Stetting) and the nearby island of Wolin in East German territory, whereas these are now part of

Poland.

Ther

Polish

representations

said

on

that

the

WEY

more were

from back

on their France,

a

Home Office spokesman said to day. And they would also be de- jained.

were

SEA AND AIR The people earlier reports had

said there were officially described as being of "uncertain nationality" and tried to enter by sep at Folkestone or Dover, and by air al Southend.

nature The

PROTEST NOTE

They were dressed in Western Kurier

could

not speak Governmen! had made style but

the subject English.

The Home Office today through its Ambassador in East Berlin and a protest note may declined to specify the even have been delivered.

of the irregularities in

the Following

Polish dz passports.-Reuter, marche, the editorial staff of Troll had been suspended und East Berlin Police, had scized the majority of the editions of the ernesword newspaper in news kloska, Der

Kurier added.- AFP.

Calendar

Reform Considered

Vatican City, Oct. 26.

The next meeting of the

Ecumenical Council

of

the Catholic Church may

‘HAMLET” IN

POLAND

Warsaw, Oct. 26.

the The sole

copy of original edition of Shake- speare's Hamlet in exis tence on the Continent of Europe has been found in Wroclaw University Library, the Polish Pap news agency reported to day.

Of the other six coples known, three are in the British Museum

and the remainder. In United states.

The edition in question, print- take up the support of ed in 1005, is signed "Q. 2". calendur reform, it was reported here today,

The volume in Wrocław Library, in excellent condition,

The question of rovising the is bound in white parchment with calendar had already been sub-three other works by writers tho Elizabethan period mitted to the League of Nations from

and an Indian proposal for ro which are also of considerable form has been put to the United bibliographic value.--AFP. Nations.

The matter is of the greatest

24 As a team, it's neither top interest to the Catholle Church,

nor bottom!^(4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Acrtani-8-Mend... (rav.),——7. Gruph, 8. Ows, D Lion, 10 Logical, 12 abad, 15 Cores, 18 Soak, 10 Turts, 21 Sults, 22 Dodp, 23 Trend, 20 Bent, 20 Inertia, 30 Safe, 31 Diva, 92 Aa-Kow, 33 Reel, Down: 1 Arron, 2 Apricot, 4 Exile.. 8 Dona, 6.On-C-e, B Lark, 11 Coast, 13 Hero, 14. Dash, -10, S-ton-q, 17 Year, 18 Bign, 20 Address, 22 Dene, 24 Rifle, 25 Miner, 27 210, 28 Tar.

although this will not be the

of

Still Going Strong

The spreading waves of senilment aroused by the esse of the Ayrshire bull Brook Mandore, which has been con- "100 for being depuned by the Ministry of Agriculture

Mr Norman Bennett, pretty," have crowed the Atlantio. president of the US merchandise market in Washington, has wife, sabled the owners, former William Titcumb and hin asking if he can buy the bull (which opet them 100 gulness). The Ministry of Agriculture Fast August declared Brook Man- dore unfit for breeding because of His cow-like features (and

■ TV behaviour, sa the country raw when it appeared in studio Interview the other night.) The case has raised a Mra in Britain. Pictures, shown storm of sentiment Titoumb and Brook Mandore. --Express Photo.

Threatening Letters

Wife Of

Besiege British Bullfighter

London, Oct. 27.

"Polson pen" letters from many parts of Britain

Soviet Intensify Bid To Subvert Western Aides

Washington, Oct. 26. Russell Langelle, U.S. Security Officer recently ousted from Russia, said today there has been a "noticeablo increase” in Soviet attempts to penetrate Western Embassies and subvert their personnel.

Langelle said these attempts | go on constantly in Moscow but have increased in intensity in the past six months.

The Soviet Government or- dered Langelle out of Russia on charges of caplonage hours after Ave Soviet officials kidnapped him and tried to bribe him into spying against the United States for the Kremlin.

De- The 37-year-old Blate partment official, who spent 21 months in Moscow, hinted that Soviet officials

have tried to subvert other Embasy person- nel.

He told a news conference ho

him belleves they picked on because he had been successful in "frustrating or obstructing"" Dovlet attempts to spy on the

U.S. Embassy

THWART OPERATIONS

Asked if the United States planned to protest the activity reported by Langello State Department Press Omeer Lincoln While replied, "This is a fact we're just going to have to live with."

bad

Langelle said. "There been many stuptions in which

had managed to thwart their i operations"

He sald

Bome of those at- templa involved Vice-President Richard M. Nixon's trip to the Soviet Union, but he did not say what the Russians tried to do in commeclian withh Nixon's trip.

Langelle sald it WAS "ob Vlously Secret Police who grabbed him as he stepped off a bus on the Mospow

way to him to #car work, dragged and took him to a nearby

"Only the KVD." Langelie said, "han the facilities In- vpired in this situation, the vehicles, the money and the ERLIpower for this most of thing." Ho mid as Security Officer he was a “constant point of

with the friction"

Soviet officials bonuso i was his job to protect the Extrinssy mellitics, classifed documenti, communications and the per- sonol from being compromised.

UPI.

International

Counterfeit Ring Repo

фенерите

Uncovered

Damascus, Oct. 28.

The Syrian authorities said today they had, uncover- edá "most dangerous" international counterfeit ring forging £10 notes, American dollars and Turkish, Lebanese and Iraqi currency. The ring has a branch in Bri

in Aleppo said.

buliding for the one hour and tain, the Investigation Bureau 45 minutes interrogation,

are reported to be reaching 32-year-old Jac- Puzzle Over

queline, the wife of British bullfighter Vincent

Hitchcock.

STRICTER

BEAUTY CONTEST

Long Beach, Calif.,

Oct. 26.

of

Mrs Hitchcock, mother three, is living in a Kent form- house while her husband fights a come-back in Spanish buil- Tings.

The Daily Mail reports

letters threatening her and her children have driven Mrt Hitchcock to call in the Police.

Vanishing Mayor

(The Bank of England sald today in London that £10 notes had not been legal tender since shortly after World War II).

ARREST MADE

The Burcou said they had arrested the alleged leader, 1 Lebanese,

Mohammed Umar others and several including merchants and money changers.

Sixqawi,

The ring was working in collaboration with the manager in

£10

Senlis, France, Oct. 26 of an unidensed bank that

the counterfeit notes and its The city of Senlis 50 kilo-Tripoli, Lebanon, for circulating metres (30 miles) north of headquarters in Tripoli housed and pro- Paris today was puzzled the counterfeiting One letter, signed "Lover of

by the mysterious discessing machines, they said. Animals," está that every

The Bureau sold the forgories appearance of its Mayor, were mainly. Turkish notes for Sunday the writer prayed for Vincent Hitchcock to

Jean Davidsen. be

500 Hrn. US$100 bills, killed

Davidsen left the Town Hali noles, 10 Iraqi dinnar notes and 100 Lobancap lira notes The his telling Another had drawing of a last Thursday: The rules for the new Misssword pointed at a child, with secretary he would be back the ring also had branches in Italy Switzerland: and the United International Beauty Con- the blade aimed at the eyes and next day. He has not been secti

States-Reuter, His car was found grass here will be strictor the name of one of the Hitch-stace then.

swimming resort near a than those for the old Miss cock children written beside it.

Boran on the River Olss. Universo Contest, it wOS

CALLED C.1.D.

Friends said they knew of no Davidsen should announced today by Dicar

The newspaper quotes her as reason why Meinhardt, executive pro- caying:

Lotters don't voluntarily icave. ilo was ducer.

bother me in the daytime when happily married and had five

He our children.

ad been MayOT the sun is shining and

Istanbul, Oct. 28, farm is alive with the sounds af of Senlis for six years,

The bodies of 16 people have Howover some political unimals.

appeared so far boen dug out of housed "But it is different at nightponents said he had

during en re- which collapsed which I'm on my own, that is depressed lately and they why

have called in the Criented that several years ago hecarthquake on Sunday night in the Erzeroum region in North- minial Investigation Department, i had vanished under similar cir-

eastern Turkey, From now on, I have to hand cumstances having made an im the letters over to the Police."promptu trip to Finland. -China Mall Special,

His family is believed to be of Swedish ancestry-AFP,

sworn

The spectacle will be staged nox! August.

"Beauty delegates cannot be

sald Mr Meinhardt married," "can never have been married and can never have had a mariage annulled. Each beauty delegate attending the Congress must bring with her amdavit to this effect,"

Some of the Miss Universe competitors were divorcees with

and some were children,

dis- was qualified en arrival when it learned they were still married, Colombia and El Salvador had recently signed up for the contest, Mr Meinhardt said, bringing the total of countries accepted

10 48.

The Miss Universe Contest will continue to be held, but its sponsors have moved it to Miami Beach, Florida.Reuter.

Anzus Pact Warning On China

Washington, Oct. 26. The United States, Austra- lia and New Zealand declared today that Com

munist China's "destruc- tive violence" In Asia and the threat of a "llberating" war againat Formosa would continue to pose a serious threat to world peace,

Like Minds

Mourning Ended

at

16 Bodies

Recovered

+00

Pollard's Hill, England

Oct. 20.

Colombo, Oct. 26. Youth Club leader Stanley Thousands of people prayed Comber suld yesterday nearly at the graveside of the late Mr Bandaranaike in all of the boys answered a ques- Solomon tionnaire form inquiring Into Haragolla near berg today, as their hobbies and interests by i part. of nationwide religious writing: "3lying and girls,“ keremonies marking the end of The girls wrote "Jiving and a month's state mourning for boys."UPI.

the former Premler-Reuter.

Theory To Produce Superior Race

Dr

Is Advanced

Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 26. Hermann Muller, a Nobel Prize-winning genei ticist, said today that he would advocate seminary breeding to produce a superior human race, at a meeting in Chicago next month.

Dr Muller, Wha is faculty women are impregnated : with member at Indiana University, the seeds of superiór man. The a second was a gradual method in The three countries made the said he planned to present declaration in a communique 10,000 word report on his pro- which suporter couples, could át tho Univeralty of raise more children than they issued after the one-day Annun!ject

sud turgs" them Ministerial Coupe Meeting of Chicago's International Celebs could support the Anzus Pact, a three-nationtion next month, marking the over to others for adoption,

celebrations defensive alliance in the Paclie | anniversary

"Those consenting to do this. Darwin's theory of evolution.

ягод,

first time that the Church Bns stealt with it. The Courell Nicaca decided, after long dis- be cussion, that Easter should celebrated each year on the

Algiers, Oct. 20. first Sunday after the first full Toual Mohand Buid, 109, tnoon following the Spring walked #2 miles from his tent

village of Soumman to Algiers Mr Walter Nash, the New Zea-artificial

The necting was attended by Dr Muller d. he believed would truly be socially minded," Equinox.

inserninationld Dr. Muller said. reform now bows to claim his old age. penudond Prime Minister"---Me | produce a race with the intelll-3--Dr-Muller was awarded – the

officials said yesterday.

Ausgmoo of Lincoln, Tinstel: kid | Möbel Prize in physiology and tovliated would lead to the

Richard G Cavy, the adoption of E calendar in "I wish to enjoy the remain-tralian External Aralfs Minis Pasteur grid magrested swa www medicine in 1946 for the "dita

ter, and Mir Christian Herter; it could be achieved,

sovery of the production of muta- which the days of the week der of my life pipefully, and I

The disk was by a method of fame by means of X-rayé."-- would fall on the anate dates need money for that,” he was the U.S. Secretary of State-i

quoted sa paying--UPT.

¡Reuter,

artificial incolantion in which Beyter,,

More than 400 homes were destroyed, and several villages lald waste by the earthquake.-

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