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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1960.

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The man who wasn't believed Bisquit

"TWELVE YEARS AFTER HIS DISCHARGE, PADDY IS GRABBED BACK BY THE RAF

By JOHN CHRISTOPHER

London, Apr. 6.

The ordeal of 39-year-old Paddy Mallon was like a crazy mixture of “Alice in Wonderland" and George Orwell's "1984," It began with laugh- ter and ended with fury.

Jewish group sympathise with Negroes

New York, Apr. 6. Jewish leaders picketed cer- tain stores here today to protest at discrimination against another minority group Negroes who ore banned from sitting at lunch counters in some southern states.

Reverend The

Dr Joachim Priez, National President of the

He was earning £25 a week. as a steel erector in Port Talbest. Glenorgan, when the police told him: "You are a deserter from the Royal Air Force,"

Mallon thought it was a huge Joke. He laughed. But an hour later he was locked #1 a police rell,

Next morning he appeared in court acensed of deserting. And he was remanded in caly to await a military escort.

HIS PAPERS

He told the magistrates and the police: 1 have never deart- g bị my He." And he producer his discharge papers to prove it.

But subody belleved him. io an hour he was being driven, a prisoner, between two RAF. police to Market Drayton R.A.F. statem,

On arrival he was put lain a 16}] in the gunsdroom, and stayed their 14 days, pending u | Pourt fourtial.

He asked for a civilian lawyer. He was rehted. They put him American Jewish Congress, led back in uniform and kitted him

hig old number

the pockets. One carried a pla-jput. They gave him a new pay card quotirar a verse From the Bank-d Bank ut Psalmet "Behold how | 220582. good and how pleasant it is for: brothers to vil together. unity."

Forly members of the Con- gress walked in front of one al The storis whose southern branches practise discrimination. lunch hinir demonstration

listing 30 minutes.

- Dr Prinz said the

AVID

WD

Malion By this time frightenes Ele

feally discharged in October 1947 with 4 grand character and a gruity.

Bat nobody believed him.

LOST JOB

"1 pinched meself a dozen But there was I, back

demun-Bres

tration was believed to be the in me uniform and locked up

ist made by a national Jewish iserly In symptby with southern Negre sildown cove moni.

Paddy Mallon-'I pinched meself a dozen times”

EX-SCHOOL TEACHER

like a criminal," Malion said. Meanwhile, he lost his the

tob because he was absent. The strain wis too much, and his Derves began to tray,

He way A sent off to the R.A.F. hospital jat Malton.

He said in a statement: "The Bevceful demonstrations of the Negro cominusity are a call to

SENTENCED ON POLYGAMY CHARGE

New York, Apr. 6. former school teacher was given nine-months' jail on a polygamy charge today to decide which of his two wives he wants to live with.

Joseph R. Miehino, 35, was He was X-rayed. He was given sentenced in the small

the conveience of America. Wel He was there for weeks as a support thai call u odd ar ? patient, Ile saw doctors,

voice to it."--Router.

CROCODILE

CARRIES

OFF GIRL

maringer

pacifists,

und sychiatrists.

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pills. He swallowed mexleines. Massachusetts courthouse where Miss Dietrich

"There was nothing wrong with me,” he said. "Nothing for the first time,

his wives confronted each other

that my cute,"

release could not

15 years ago while in mi not bothered

Wife No. 1, whom he married

service, said he was welcome at Alter 43 days somebody dis- Dr home. Dirchino's Lawyer euvered that Mallon bort been said he would retur to her. telling the truth. He was not a They have three children, two desorter after all. But he had to her former marriage. to be ometally demobbed again.

Varavan

home

$1,500

Port Morestry, Apr. 6 One of the biggest er eodilesi He was paid £29 10s. service pay Dischino, who previously! ever seen in Nese Gaine; ram-¡and given 21 days demob leave pleaded guilty, was released on med and sank a canne near Port with ration allowance.

by bail posled

his Moresby today and carried off a!

The other day, back in his brother Raymond, His lawyer, screaming 15-year-old girl.

in Port Talbot, John N. Alberti, said he would The girl was fater found dead Mallon snick "All the officers appeal against the sentence, A plantation

who were embarrassed I was rarin' to saw the incidem soid That the run from this place fike a mad-

IGNORED crocodile vrized the girl almost ma I refused a demob suit. before she hit the water, after it And I refused an offer to And had upset the canoe when Its me another job. Jows smashed down my the out- rigger. Three other natives in thing could happen. But it did court proceeding except for an the canoe wam ashore-Chinaarit to me." Mail Special

זיי

never believed such

-London Equess Servier).

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

12

14

1 She has a church at heart.

(0)

4 Hot paper money. (5)

7 Highly remunerated, ́(4-4).

8 Prepare for dinner, (5)

D Gardening implement. (0)

Native. (7)

13 Sort of lete-n-tele? (7)

15 Lay It on thick? Poxeribly, (0) 18 Tums Jato undersized types.

(0)

10 Boven and six, but not three

half-crowns. (0)

20 He can always make the

grade. (5)

21 Nearer as an employee, (6)

123

DOWN

Wife No. 1 Mary, 38, and twife No. 2, Margaret, anored each other during the

31,

The medico married, to cut the lawn! (5)

2 He gets beer in CHI (5), Letter arrangement, (7)

wide-read

4 Founder of a

religion. (0)

Suely. (8)

Spring? (0)

10 Fock getting sunburnt? (8) 12 Grace. (7),

13 Timely indication of

to knock-down! (0)

going

14 I gota dragged out of bed

and eaten. (0)

16 Fart of a helicopter. (8)

17 He believer in giving. (0)

initial long glance.

Districl Judge George Beauregard in effect dismissed ina technical morals charge Futains Margaret, whom Dis- ching married in July, 1958, n Elkton, Maryland.

He returned a technical find- ing of unosent to avoid any mustody fight for her two children by a former marriage.

A

Dischino, a plitar of the commanity, faught kirb school civics-UPI,

Baroness convicted in drug case

by German

criticism

New York, Apr. 7. Marlene Dietrich, unconcern-

Thorneycroft

criticises Government spending

London, Apr. 6.

A former Conservative Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, Mr Peter Thorneycroft, complained in the House of Commons tonight that the Government was spending too much money.

In a debate on the budget ,roposals, announced on Mon- ay, he warned the Government that if once в suspicion rained hold that inflation was regarded as romething tolerable, or at any rule its avoidance was not put a first priority, the Govern- ment would lose publie con- fidence.

TOO NEAR

He went on:

"I say this with all urgency the Chancellor of ttan Exchequer (Mr Derick leath- coal Atmory) that he is much nearer to that polni than ho should be for comfort at the present time."

Mr Thorneycroft, who resigned from the Government in 1958 because he thought it was over- speading, urged the Chancellor to realise that there are those who would prefer to cut our coat according to the cloth....

"They profer 10 live ito

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PETER THORNEYCROFT

honestly to our overseas obliga Tourists stranded

TAY

tuns and to avoid those inter- millent crises from one year to another and to see the govern-

Kingston, Apm 6. Inent themselves take the ad-

Turkish cruise ship vice they offer to others in Tarsus was anchored off Port exercising

modicum of Royal today, with disabled restraint."

disgruntled engines and many tourist passETİFETS.

some

Thorneycrofi WAS cheered by the Labour Op-

The ship developed engine

position and by some fellow trouble while 90 miles off Port Conservatives, includin

Royal enroute to Miami. CAP- Gerald Nabarro. who look tain Yussuph Yaljin headed the same ne yesterday,

back to Jamaica for repairs

available.- AP,

The House was discussing Mr only to find that no tugs were Annory's budget proposals which he said aimed at "con- kollating and fortifying the present position,

NOTHI** PRECARIOUS

Mr Antho. y Barber, Econo- mie Secretary to the Treasury, pold the budget aimed to ensure that Britain's

economy continued to expand, but at pace which would not jeopar- | i dise price stability.

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New York, Apr. 6. 10-year-old girl signed Open Weekday's 9.30 n.m.-5 p.m. warrants today against four men she says stripped her und beat he with a belt until she signed tatement admitting she had dated Negresi,

Barbara Espy, a former army Wac, told police at Bessemer, Altama, a group of men took her from her Lome on Friday

Great injustice would come to many people if inflation re ed about reports from Gor-turned. If there were ground

for suspicion that Britalu many calling her anti-nal prepared to maintain them--AP. German, departed by strength of sterling by all the plane tonight for Paris to means at her disposal, her credit-worthy begin a one-month sing-position as ing tour of Europe.

country would be gone.

She said she expects to IKT- form in Munich, Berlin,, and

Marlene Dietrich

Hamburg: despite unfriendly reports from Germany,

д

There was nothing precurious about Britain's balance of pay- iments if the Government prepared to take action in thrc.

Heuter.

was

Mount Etna

erupts

Catania, Apr. fi. Mount Etna, the 10,742- foot "pillar of heaven," today blew out redhot Inva and rocks in arother of ita many eruptio

A number of explosions could be felt and citizens of Catania could see the red of the laya.

Scientists were studying the cruptions to see whether they may be serious or were just another of the regular explosions that shake the volcano.

crupts

several

She said that there must only be "some isolated sources BOF

it nomally these sudden accusations. But as lose as they just reproach times a year. There were no

Indications of any danger. me for wearing an American

UPI. uniform, I can't complain?"

Wilmington, Apr. 6. Baroness daughter of the Bothschild banking family was convinied lodny of pos- nessing narcotics, Baroness Kathleen Annie Panofonica Rothschild De Koenigswarter was arrested in 1958 on the charge after stop ping at a hotel on a trip to Wanhington with Lwo jazz Mina Dietrich, who was born rausicians,

in Gunany but is an Ameri- One was Throlonius Monk,ean citizen, explained she wore the widely known planist and an American uniform in Europe composer.

during World War II while entertaining troops, Sho sald she last visited Germany in 1945.

Judge A. Jaanus Gallo con- victed the 46-year-old Baroness but postponed sentence until April 21 to give probation officers time to investigate.--AP,

Frozen fried eggs

Lafayette, Apr. 0. Housewives soon any be able to buy frozen fried egite at the Krocery store.

Slie sald she would Dlae perform in France, Austria, England. Italy, Switzerland. Belgium and the Seaødinkylan countries—AP.

Precaution

Humphrey asks

for more refugee aid for HK

senator Hubert

Washington, Ápr. 6.

H. Humphrey today, fus has asked President Elsenhower Lo aliomto an additional $81 million for refugee relief by

Јапе 30. This would include US$1,200.- London, Apr. 0. 000 for "trygent health education Purdue University scientiste President John Connell of tho and housing nect In Hong- mly, Erin, 0 Aris, 10 Enfarge, 11 Ince, 12 Size, 14 Expects, (ania" they have developed a Noise Abatement Society saldone" 17 Learn, 18 Secre. 22 Dad show, 20 Eden, 27 Seam, 20 Valetta, process of freezing the fried eggs today he would take along * Senator Humphrey said Com- 20 Eric, 30 Elam, 31 Unheard, 32 T-om. Down: 2 Currie, 3 and wrapping them in aluminium bodyguard when he delivered agro Ind allotted $10 millon burer, 4 Piece, 5 Ann-Exe, 1 Spare, 7 Jogot, 12 Binb, 13 Yard, roll. To heat them, all House pooch ort cuiling down noise for refugees bist so far only 11 Civ 10 Sten, 10 Foster, 20 Cement, 21 Kellof, 23 Asmain, wife needs to do is drop them to a meeting of e motorepėje | $35 million had been allocated. 24 Swede, 25 Weald,

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-A¢rom: 1 Benb, 4 Par→

ALL

(First movement & Cadenza)

Sonata No. 1 in D major Concerto No. I in D major

Sonata in C major

unaccompanied)

Melody

Cascade

Scherzo Tarantella

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