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THE CHINA MAIĻ, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1980, ▼

Brendan Behan's brother

regrets-no bottles thrown on first night

London, Mar. 29,

The morning after the rowdy opening of his first London play, Dominic

Behan stands acclaimed the equal of his famous brother Brendan as a roisterer but not as a playwright.

MARGARET

VISITS

SUBMARINE

Brendan himself stay-: ed away from the per- formance of "Posterity be Damned" - an attack on patriotic violence, set in a Dublin public house.

Critics today devoted as much spner to the audience, composed largely of Irish who shouted,

the booed and cheered, no to play itself.

It was a wild evening nt the old Victorian Metropolitan musie hall in London's Edgware Rond.

of

Edinburgh, Mar. 29. Princess Margaret today

toured one of Britain's As the 21 characters made

sub- their way through a series latest

top-secret marines during a three-drunken scenes many of the au

dience kept pace from barg hour visit to the 3rd Sub-located at the rear of the vid- marine Squadron based fashioned auditorium. of Fostone.

The end of the first act was greeted with boos, cheers, and n

cry:

It was her Arst visit to a despairing brouguish submarine and her Arst to Scot-"Aren't there any sober people land since her engagement to in Ireland at all Mr Aniony Armstrong-Jones.

The submarine Was HMS Rorqual, ene

the Porpoitie Chs of submarines with 2 over 17 sultmerged speed of knots.

Late start

The play was a half hour late in starling because Dominic was tropped by a crowd of well-

the Green wishers, in

Man public house peross the road from the theatre.

The Rongtial Carries 21-inch

The Times critic is the only torpedoes and its rubber-mount- el engines are said to be almost one today who finds any serious innudible even inside the sub-meat in the junior Behan's worke

marine

After her visit to the sub- maring, the Princess Junched privately Un board JIMS Adamant, the depot shop of the quadron, China Mail Speclu.

RESCUED

AT SEA

A man

London, Mar. 29. who fell overboard

from a Royal Naval frigate during Nathaval exercises was later said to be "none the worse" for his experience,

According to message

Teazer, by

TC-

ceived from the ship, HMS the Admiralty, the man, Petty Officer Cyril Cane, 29, of Boreham Wood, Her

fordshire, was swept overboard by

monatainous

WBYC'

during an Atlantic gale,

His ship was then about 30 miles southwest of Cape St Vincent. He was rescued after slcul 20 minutes in the water. The exercise Involved ships ulrcraft from Britain, and France, the Netherlands and Perlugat-China Mail Special,

Unknown diabetics danger

London, Mar. 28. Britain's 250,000 "unknown" diabelics and the possible dan- gers they bring upon the com- munity are to be discussed at o conference here.

"It is splendidly alive, Im- pouing against all odds its own leiosyncratic style, to gather together the disparate elements in a turbulent spate of words," the Times writer declared.

The Daily Mail finds the same high spirits " rancid stow of shouting."

It Is, the Mall critic comments, "The usuni sodden twaddle about horses, drink, the troubles, Do Valera, and the movement.

National

Health

cost up

London, Mar, 20.

The National Health Ser- vlce in England and Walen will cost an extra £18 million in

Doming financial year, according to civil estimates published here today.

The total net cost of the service in the year begin- ning April 1 is estimated at £519,172,485 compared with £501124,100 for the :year just ending.

In Scotland, too, the itcalth Service will cost mere, The estimate of £64.333,850 is £2,715,206 more than in the current financial year, China Mall Special,

IRISH PIKE

SPIKED

Shannon, Mar. 29.

The verdict of the Dolly Ex- | Irish tourist officials have press is that "unlike brother Brendan Mr Dominie Behan's talent stops a long way short of gealus."

"A

Provokes thought Still, the Express adda, 1 both contains and provokes thought." The Financial Timnds, critic comments wryly that Dominic is Erendan Behan's brother: great distinction, of course, but it doesn't by itself make Playwright."

Dominic, gaunt. and slovenly, tried last night to give a curtain speech but was

handsome

drowned by Cries from the audience,

Finally he contented himself with kissing the producer ond crying Up the Republic."

up

to

they

Backstage after the perform~ ance, with his wife, Josephine, he said, "The reception wasn't

Dubin. There throw bottles."

ills brother Brendan, whose play "The Hostage" (also set in n Dublin public house) is one of the hits of the London thea- tre season, was conspicuously absent last night

Stayed away

announcod the ond of "the terror of Lake Inchi- quin" at the hands of a Frenchman.

The "terror" was a killer pike, weighing 24 pounds which for three

Educating. native

sorcerers

Port Moresby, Mar. 29. The Popua-New Guinea ad- ministration has rejected

a proposal that sterner measures be taken against native sorcerera.

Education bringing under- standing was the only solution to the problem, according to em. uMelai sintement released today. The Papuan. Gulf District Advisory Council had sought more positive steps to eradicate

Borcery,

Feur generated by sorcery was the chicf deterrent la eduenting villagers to civilisa- tion, it claimed.

The Council had recommended that a

list be complied of re- puted sorcerets and a clase watch kept on them.

SPEEDING UP

In its statement today, the administration sold the only really promising steps to be faken against sorcery was the speeding up and extension of ciucation.

This was already underway. I added "attempts to enforce forcible suppression of beliefs are unlikely to be successful." China Mail Special,

Corinne

Calvet

gets divorce

Santa Monica, Mar. 29. Actress Corinne Calvet, to- day obtained a divorco from actor Joss Stono aftor testifying his con- duct damaged her health. Miss Calvel told Judge Orlando Rhodes that she mar- zied Stone in Morocco on April 12, 1955, and they separated a year ago. She testified that whenever she asked Stone Aboul rumoUIS of his conduct

with other women he would

scream at her. years had been playing Javoc with the trout in the lake

near Credin' in southwest tre land and ruining fts tourist potential

"I was an emotional mess," she lesfied, I was on trans quiilisors,

1

None of the local sportsmen had been able to catch it

Thon 13-year-old M, Francois Ollivier, of Paris, arrived and made

a chance cart with rubber minmow as bait,

M. Ollivier was one of a group of French travel agency direc- tors invited to inspect the tourist facilities of southwest Ireland.

Before he flow home, he was

the Rev. Martin thanked by

of the Jocal Ryan, Chairman Icart committee, for "his oc- vlees to Irish tourian”-Chupa Malt Special,

Japanese Embassy moving

He stayed away after the brothers quarrelled over Domi- ole's critical references to the Irish Republican Army of which they have both been members.

The Beban parents were there

London, Mar. 29. over from Dublin for the Oc The Times today published Casten, along with their daugh- |

Carmel. ter,

China

Spedal

Liberal Party A-motion

Mail

London, Mar. 20.

of

the

now

details promises for the Japanese Embassy in London.

The Times reported, "The Japanese Embassy is to move from its present building in Belgrave Square to Nos. 44-40, Grosvenor Street, Mayfair, just off Grosvenor Square,

"The Japanese government has taken a lease of the 18th

A spokesman for the British Diabelle Association, who are organising the conference, sald The Liberal Party committee century mansion which is one of that over 250,000 people in Bri- which met at the House of the more unusual properties in

tain were under treatment for Commons today with Mr Jo the area.

"In the early part of the

diabetes.

Grimond, the party leader, in the chair, decided to call on present century it was occupied

Sir Edgar by

Speyer, the But surveys of cross sections the Government to ask ali gov banker, who spent considerable of the British population had in-emments except the United

its alteration and dicated that a further 250,000 States and the Soviet Union to sums on had the disease but did not knowngree to give up the independent, decorations,

"The building combines manufacture and ownership of

several architectural styles and nuclear weapons,

is lavishly appointed.

It.

The conference is the Assocla- They should also undertake to Memorial Meul-allow United Nations inspection tion's Banting ing, in memory of Sir Fromerlek of their territories to ensurO Banting, a Canadian who shared that. If such an agreement in the discovery of Insulin reached, it will be carried into China Mail Special.

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"The ballroom сп the first

"In all, the premises have a floor area of about 13,000 squaro feet."China Mall Special.

Helicopter

rescue

Plymouth, Mar. 29.

A belicopter rescued the two from 4 crashed Royal Naval Air Service plane in the sta mear hero today and landed then back unburd ́at their base --all within 20 minutes.

The plane, a. Gannet trainer from the RNAS barn at Cuid- none, Cornwall, divoit into the sta 22 miles off the Wolf · Rock | lighthouse near Land's End--

China Mall Special.

"Even when he left me I didn't know he was going,” the anid. "Everybody in town knew it before I did.

the

CUSTODY OF SON Judge Rhodes awarded actress custody of the couple's son, John, 4, and ordered Stone to pay $150 a month toward the boy's support. He also ordered Stone to pay Miss Calvet 10 per cent of all money be earns each year above $20,000,

After the court session Miss Calvet told reporters she plan-

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