1960-04-06 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960,

Pago 3

'REIGN OF TERROR' IN CAPETOWN BRITISH DELEGATE

UK papers report Albanians

'beastly' whipping

of Africans

London, Apr. 5.

Most British newspapers today gave prominence to dramatic reports of police whipping Afri- cans in the streets of Capetown.

The o purts, saans on the reonta raying General Bademaye pauge, Jubt on the atakazernent and the police vomituner told her horrod of ba. by azalers who, "We are intimidating the Afri-

aw Arienne beaten can intimidators." indizeraafiately with fronchitons ' #stolta.“

What Santh Africans had Bouled tow paper switchboards with voted about the pollen action and complaints about the Ben of Atelets..

woman ne sving

The Daily Muft COTTOSPOD- dont said the whipplegs were "a vartiraking sight." 1 www women and "iskleriy

Haneent garently catht up."

kill

Greek

soldier

Moscow, Apr. 5. Albanion border troops yos- terday shot dead one of a group of Greek soldiers who violated the Greek- Albanian frontier.

This was reported by Tare 1- japers-by day quoting the Albanian news

Cerney Ala,

Svend newspaper said the whippitaga were explained by the South African authorities as a campaign to get Africans back! to work But added that some 10,000 of the 00,000 stay-ul- |

The Baly Model indeqpm- dent right-wisp quoted a white have put cotton wool in my ears."

They also reported that police fired on African 217 Myanga Jones bad returned before the fr #trip) Dear Capetown, and, Rishings began.

$h thre Alleans were

I'm

Heved dead and seven wounded.

Mrs Margaret Ballinger, who represents African in the

SUPPLIES

The conservative Dally Tele-

House of Asseddy, was quoted | graph headlined its report "Day

Ex-minister sentenced

TELEGRAM

Albantan

Paya rald that the Foreign Minister. Mr Behar Shtylla, sent in telegrain yester- day to the United Nations Secretary General, Mr Da

Hammarskjold. informing him that during

morning of April 4 group of Greek soldiers crossed the Albanian state frontier in the Kapshtice area, För The Lash În Capetown." i penetrated about 550 yards into The Iberal News Chronicle, Albanian territory and opened under a banner front-page head-Bre on Albanian guards,

Reign Or Terror, reported Albanian patrol had to return 1 kat "Verwoerd's uniformed the ore and in the ensuing ex- i bully

Jaunched change boys today

shet dead one of the "kragdndigheid" a beastly wort Greek soldiers, whose ludy was that news precisely what thi tound on Albanian territory Nazis meant brastliness," about 100 yards from the fron-

The Chronicle เรา other der, Tass said, some African.. newspapers said

for treason in Nyang telephoned friend

Karachi, Apr. 5. A special military court today sentenced Khwaja Muxaforul Haw, former

in minister

the Wast Pakistan Provincial Gov. ten years' ernment, to rigorous imprisonment and a fine of 60,000 rupees (about £4,500) for high treason,

for emergency supplies of bau-¦ dages and said, "The palier art | beating up everybody. "Blani &

everywhere."-Renter

5 injured in Uganda explosion

Kampala, Apr. 5.

Three others were sentenced with him. Mubarumed Hashim Gazsar, former deputy speaker er le Pie Constituioni Foldy, was sentenced to A years! harel 1:bour: fi Durdumi, Corner West Pakistan dejnity minister, and Askun

were injured by the first ex- Miorid, a Shelf oil company

plosion which occurred outside excentive; were euch glyen ilt xlion shop in the burry years hard labour

Five people were injured ingre today in suitcase bomb explo- Asions attributed fo terrorist:: trying to enforce the boycuil on non-African trade,

Three

men and

wonian

bazar quarter. The shopkeeper noticed "smoke coming from n Wiin two others who were ne-

suitcase which had been left in quitter, the four wire arrested his shop and kicked it into the Jet Seps aber and sent for trial

street just before it exploded. under martial law regulations. A fourth man wus injured The trial was laid in camera i tye minutes later in a similar and no details of the charges explosion only 50 yards away. were armed.-Reuter.

! Reuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

1 Blackleg. (4)

4 Vegetable of equal value to

cut. (7)

Where to find Paddy

DOWN

2 Clerical assistant. (0)

2 One who presents a cheque

carries weight (6)

4 Quiet bit, by the sound of it

+

in

Kettering? (4)

Melodious end to

Irany

flower. (4)

10 Blow up (7)

11 The National? (4)

12 Eye tumour. (4)

14 Has some hope. (7)

17 What one in supposed to do

at school. (G)

10 Scratch up twenty runs? (5)

22 How perfectly rotten

boring for the audience. (3, 4)

20 Famous garden-er! (4)

27 Sewing meeting, co to speak!

(4)

29.ÈĆ island capital, (7)

20 He comes from America. (4)

30 Dash out of the lane, (4)

31 Not perceived an sound. (7)

32 When he fosce his head he's

away, smart fellow) (4)

(G)

Put a girl on the river but

nol in the main building. (0)

6 Don't kill the lean, (5)

7 Money making bar. (5)

77 Piece of cake? (4)

13 It has three feet but no

toes! (4)

16 Clumsy person. (4)

16 Weapon." (4)

18 Placard for dispatch? (0)

20 Join together. (6)

21 Outstanding replacement for

the watch. (0)

23 A principal all out. (B)

24 Edible national. (6)

23 Open country. (5)

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Oboint, & In-let, 8 Mean-, Cut out, 10 Vault, 11 Tomar, 12 Lime, 19 Letts,

16 Puulah, 19 Sv-used, 20 Titus, 22 Orli, 23 Studa 20 Bantu

38 Laguna, 27 Elder, 20 Ronds, 20 Sachet.

Down: 1 Osculant, Optimist, a 5mut, 4 Tetanus, 5 Invalid, 0 Stares, 7 Daint, 14 Thorough In Subtract,; 10 Pustule, 17 Needles, 19 Ousted, 21 Image, 24 Saru.

'The

The telegram said that the Allardan government protestëd | "emphatically" agolast what [1 described

113 a premeditated! i vidation" of Albania's VETTI; torial integrity and urnandel that the Greek government hall such outrageous and dangerous i petions"-Router.

Near riot by

prisoners

re-

Bangkok, Apr. 5. Two hundred police and 20 does quelled a near rist Yuo prison hure, at Lard the Bangkok World ported today.

The report said a gang ог prisoners smashed plumbing, attacked a group of male nurses and tried to free other prisoners be- fore

police arrived, No one was reported in- Jurcil,

The prisoners wero herded back Into cclis They had been demanding quicker medical services and better visitors privk- leges-AP.

London-Moscow through train

service

World-famous medical missionary Albert Schweizer has test the handsoine British surgeon he had hoped would snecred kiln in his work the Lambarene Irper colony- to the charms of Mexican Adriana Ella, 26-year-old grand-daughter of the lite President General Plutarco Calles. The surgeon is 34-year-old Frank Catelipool el Welwyn Garden -City, Hertfordshire, now working in California. He and Adria na.

plan to marry in May in Beverley Express Photo.

Chinese-speaking

plctured here together,

US.

diplomat under fire

Washington, Apr. 5.

ASSAILS SOVIET DISARMAMENT PLAN

Geneva, Apr. 5.

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's grandiose plan for world disarmament in four years would not achieve disarmament even in 40 years, the West charged today.

A minor

shock

for

gourmets

Gourmets

Paris, Apr. 5.

in France and

the

British dete zution chick Mr David Ormsby-Gere told news- banen "Anyone who thinks

Soviet plin t designed to reach its objective In 1964 Krossly mislend,"

has bec

it

"My own Judgement would be that so far from achievin dirarmament in feur years would achieve no disarmamen after 40 years," the British de- Igale asserted.

Mr Quinsby-Gore pointed out that the four-year period for | disarmament under the Khrush- chev plan would not even start until agreement on disarmament has been reached unanimously by 90 nations in a worldwide arms conference.

Celaborate."

to

He said such an agresment abroad received o minor and the treaty It would have shock today when the produce would be "neredibly world-famous Micholin guidebook "Franco," the i bible of the hungry tra- valler, gave its coveted

WESTERN PLAN

the

three-star rating to only that the Western plan, on

Mr Ormsby-Gore pointed out ten restaurants instead of other hand, could start the world the usual cloven.

"down the disarmament

Toad" this year.

To gastronomic experts this was equivalent. to a fall from grace by an archangel,

"That," he said. 's why we shall continue to urge that it be taken a basis for Our negotiations."

The fat red 1960 edition of the guide which sells 300,000 coples anually-making it Britains top disarmament ex-

comments Free's all time best sellerpert made these

10 the gives

usual

the three-star U.S. newsmen after

10. Gentva disarmament Accolade for the best restaurants nation

tu in France and thus perhaps in conference appoured

have reached total stalemate. The Western and Soviet blees now traditional establishments;

Maxlins the Tour d'Argent, i cach have rejected the other's Laperouse and the Grand overall arms reduction scheme.

The State Department has come under fire for assigning a Chinese- the world to the following ten

speaking American diplomat to London.

Chairman of the Appropria- Mr Brown; This is serious speak Chinese compared to Vefour, in Paris; the Poste in -UPL

tions sub-committee, Mr John | business. Rooney made the criticism when the committee found that enly about half the graduates of the Department's Language Institute were sent to posts using the language in which they had been trained,

The Deputy Assistant Sterte expense of the

| taxpayer, tary for Personnel, Mr Aaron Mr Brown: S. Brown, who appeared before the conunitice said the Foreign Service Officer who had re- eclved an "A" grade før Chinese would have opportunities to peale Ching in London- Ahough, he ádmilux, not as trany as he would have in Honjonit.

Mr Rooney: They go out to Chinese restaurants and have Chop Suey together?

Mr Brown: Yes, sir. Mr Hooney: And that is all di American

Mr Rooney asked if he would spend hig time in London's Chinese quarter.

Mr Brown: No dr. There will be opportunities in dealing with officers in the British Foreign Offlee who are con- cerned with Far Eastern affairs,

Mr Rooney: So instead of spealing in English to one .nn- other, they will sit in the Lon- don office and talk Chinese?

Mr. Brown; Yes Mr.

NOT FANTASTIC

Mr Rooney: Is that not fun- tastic?

Mr Brown: No, sir. They are anxious Lo keep 11

their

practice.

tively

fow

what the needs may at some lime be.

The State

Department

WAS

| secking more than $5 million (about £1,785,000) to mainaki is Foreign Service Institute, where language courses are given.

mic Stair

The hearings, held in February, were on the There are rela- Department budget for 1988-61,

To-Reuter and AP. opportunities

Trouble-making in

North Rhodesian

schools deplored

Avallon; The Cete D'or in Saulieu; the Pere Bise In Tol- loires; the Pyramide In Vienne; The Maumaiere in Les Baux;

and La Petite Auberge at Noves,

near Avignon.

Braziers

NEW KOR KIND

OF

Bat Malher taurant at the Cold De La Luere, near Lyons, has lost a star this year and rates only two stars now,—AFP.

Austria bans swastika

Vienna, Apr. 5.

The Upper House of the Austrian Parliament to- day implicitly authorised Austrians to wear German decorations won during the Second World War provided the swastika was not marked on them.

Kitwe, Rhodesia, Apr. 5. Northern Rhodesia's educationalists and politicians are bailled, angered and disheartened by the wave of politically inspired trouble-making which has swept through the territory's prin-bate approved a new law which

cipal African schools and colleges during the past month.

One government celal s described the floating of Bu- thority and rebellious auditude of My Rooney: Are they playing pupils as "utterly stupid anu

This serious pointless."

games OT

London, Apr. 5.

train service business? A new through between London and Moscow whl come into operation with, the introduction of British Rall- ways Continental summer time- tables on May 29, British Rail- ways bounced tonight,

There will be four through services in each direction every week.

The Bryt-class retum fare, in- cluding sleeper accomodation but excluding meals, will be approximately £70.

The route is via the Hook of Holland, Osnabruck, Hanover, Beriku Frankfurton - Oder, Brest Litovsk, Minisk Smolensk.-Reuter.

and

Another Chessman

appeal denied

Mrs Onassis

agrees to separation

AL the Hodgson Technical Training College, which closed down läst week, students claim- ed that there was no

prospect of employment after they bari anished their courses. Educa tion authorities have denied this and sald thal no ex-student from The college had had any cliti-

Now York, Apr. 5. culty in ding employment. Mrs Tina Onassis withdrow San Francisco, Apr. 5. The Northern Rhodesian Caryl Chessman todny lust an United National Independence)

her divorco suit today and attempt to evade hia ninth Party has sent a letter to the

announced she had agreed execution date in 12 years, this Governor of the territory, Sir to a legal separation from one scheduled for May 2. Evelyn Hone, asking him to

Greek shipping multi- The California District Court close all African schools and

millionaire Aristotle S. of Appeal denied without corn- then Institute an investigallon ment a request by Chessman's Into policits currently governing

Onassis, attorney for a writ of habeas them.

A unanimous vate without de-

specified that only the wearing

of insignia of legal organico- tlons was torbidden. This would rule out the swastiko ond 5.S. insignia.

A similar solution has been adopted in West Germany where for example three oak leaves have replaced the swaslikka on Iron crosses that were awardedi. ~~AFP.

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Mrs Onassis counsel sald the Bottles corpus and a slay of exccution. ( So for live nenler African 20-year-old daughter of an ~~UFI.

schools have been closed-AFP. equally wealthy Greek shipping Bottle Warmers

inan had "nellher asked nor re- colved any alimony nor, in fort, Bottle Sterilizers

her

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Bottle Brushes Baby Tumblers

Co-pilot killed

airliner crash

in Nicaragua

in

Managua, Apr. 5.

The co-pilot of a Nicaraguan Airlines passenger plane was killed in a crash landing on a mountainside near Siuna, in Central Nicaragua, Lanica airline officials reported today.

pabsengers and a crew of 4.

An earlier report said three cldent. They were identified as | englaed C-46 plane carried 18 Intant passengers abond tho Marcus Valdez, Philips Cardizo. plane were also killed but off; } lez and William Flater. Tho cials sald later this proved airliné did not give their home falme. One of the intants was addresses. reported in a critical condition, howover.

The airline mid thựeo Ameri- cans were among the 18 pas- sengers who survived the ad-

• Lanten

officials mid five people were seriously injured in the crash landing but did not Identify them. The

The crad occurred when an englue failed shortly after take- off from the airport at Siuna, a anining centre 150 miles north

of Managua.

American and Canadian min- ing companies operate in tho swin-i proa—AK,

even

any of the wealth of possessions of Mr Onassis."

The parties have not reconell- ed, nor is there any such pros- pect in contemplation, uls counsel Sol A. Rosenblatt said. -UPI.

Car Seaters

Chambers (Pottees)

Crawler Sets

Commuted to Crawlers

life term

Edinburgh, Apr. 5. Alcoinder Maun Stirling, 24,

Cribsheets

Cribs, screened, portable

condemned to hang here next Disposable Diapora Thy for a double murder

Diapers an-Diapor

has had his pentenće comumuted to life imprisonment, the Scot- ปสไ Home Department nounced today.

Pins Stirling pleaded guilty to the Diaper Pails murder of a 85-year-old retired cobbler and his 23-year-old Diaper Sets daughter but later appealed. uwuccessfully ughinst convic- Hon.

Murdern of more than one per- con still carry the denta pealty in Edinburgh......Reuter,

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Hooded Robes, terry Layotte Sots

Nursery Tongs Nipple Brushes

Pyjamas

Pillows

Pillow Cases

Panties

Polo Shirts

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Sweater 'N Booton Sofs

Rattles

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