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THE CHINA MAIE, FRIDAY, JULY 15 1964

ARGENTINA RAPS CUBA VIOLENCE SPREADS

Conference called to discuss Soviet

interference

Washington, July 14.

Argentina, reflecting overwhelming Latin Ameri- can sentiment, pointedly challenged Cuban Premier Fidel Castro today to disavow Russia's interference in hemisphere affairs.

Commando

carriers

for

Britain

Sydney, July 14. Britain was considering con- verting a number of air

Proident Arturo Frondizi. in an unusual appeal circulated among members of the Or- gonistition of American States (OAS) indirectly achnonished Cuba for taking its dispute with the United States to the United Nations rather than seeking its golullon through the inter-American alliance,

EVENTS

ar-

The Argentine message rived against this background of rapidly developing events;

Chairman Vincente San- chez Gavita called a spécial session of the OAS council for Saturday morning on Peru's re-

quest for an emergency meeting of foreign ministers to deal with "current events threatening craft corriers into com-hemisphere institutions." mando carriers, the Com- mander-in-Chief of the Royal Navy's Far East Station, Vice-Admiral Sir John David Luce, said on arrival in Sydney today. Sir John said the Royal Navy's Arst Commando carrier, HMS Although neither Argentina Bulwark, was now exercising in the Singapore area.

The United States bluntly told Russia to stay out of inter-American affairs, remind ing it that the Monroe Doctrine against European intervention is just as alive today as it ever

was.

nor Peru mention Russia by name, officials left no doubt they The vessel accomodated 709 | had in mind Soviet Premier commandoes and a squadron of Nikita Khrushchev's repeated attacks against the United States over its relations with Cuba.- UPI.

belicopters.

He

commando said the carriers would be used in the transportation of an attack force

to a battle rua..

THIRD ON LIST Sir John, who arrived on a jet aircraft from Singapore, is in Australia for talks with service chiefs and parliamentarians".

He said Britain was consider- ing creating more commando barrier,

As far as he was aware there was no move to send more sub- marines to Australia.

Sir John said he would place the Royal Navy-number three in the list of world naval powers. "Russia and the United States have the largest navic", he added,China Mail Special.

A clue

Montgomery, July 14. Police don't low the Identity of the thief who stole $750 worth of clothing from a travel ling salesmen's car on Tuesday but they have a clue. The loot cunnisted of matomlly dresses, -UPI.

TURKISH

OFFICIAL'S

SUICIDE

Estanbul, July 14, Cemil Kelesoglu, former gover- nor of Konya, benizá) Türkry, killed himmelf today on the island of Yaslada, where he was detained with other lead- ers of

Turkish the former

regime.

He cut his wrist in a bath- room.

This was the second suicide among the detainees. Former minister of the Interior Namik Gedik killed himself by leaping from a window a few days be fore he was due to be trans- ferred to the island.-AFP.

A British Crossword Puzzle

14

3 14

Held

by Russians

First Lieutenant B. Olmstead (left), 24, of Elmira, New York, and First Lieutenant John R. McKont, (right), 28, of Tonganoxie, Texas, are the two crewmen who, according la the Soviets parachuted to safely and were picked up after an American BB47 reconnais- sance plane had been shot down by a Russian fighter over Soviet territory on July 1, The The Russians said the two fliers will be "prosecuted with full severity of Boviet law.". AB47 was reported missing on a flight from Brize Norton, Oxfordshire on July 1, --- AP photo,

WORLD DID NOT END

'You should be happy

we were wrong', say spiritualists

Courmayeur, July 14.

The world obstinately refused to come to an end today, despite the pro- phecies of 90 spiritualists who had hoped to escape the cataclysm by camping out on Mont Blanc, Italy.

Radioactive

set of

false teeth

Washington, Jaly 14.

A young woman who was accidentally fitted with a radioactive set of false teeth is going to have her defective bridgework replaced free of charge.

'

Three more

people saw Graeme's kidnapper

Sydney, July 14, Three more people have told police they saw Mr X, the believed to have taken part in the Graeme Thorne kidnapping...

man

IN INDIAN STRIKE WAVE

New Delhi, July 14...

Bombay's eight-mile dockfront was brought almost to a standstill today as violence spread through the city in the Indian strike wavé.

Police de Belors charges arid a round was field desto the air to disperse one-throwing crowds. A bus was set on fire and others had windows and windscreens shattered by stones.

{. At Surat, 180 miles worth of Boobay, police tired tear-gas anells in a clash with strikers. A police Inspector and six con-

tables were injured.

Eight thousand Bombay Two say they saw him silting dockers walked out at midnight: on a seat in the park opposite arid were followed by 10,000 the Thome fat at 8 am, six morning shift workers in a 24- hour token general strike called days before Graeme disap- peared. He was pretending to by left-wing trade unions in read a newspaper

sympathy with the government Workbir strike. Token stop- pages were also reported in other areas, but the total re- sponse is not yet known.

The third said he saw Mr X In a dark car outside the house of Mrs Phyllis Smith, who usually drove Graeme to school.

Cricket was

a common

link

London, July 1.

"The peoples of Palletah aid Britain got on so well together because both played cricket and Edinburgh in London tonight.. tode, horses," add the Duke of

The Duke was proposing the toast of Pakistan at the annual dinner of the Pakistan Society. : CABINET MÉETS Graeme, 6, was kidnapped

In more serious vein, he Ships, including the Italian said: "Couldering Pakistan eight days ago, He left his

liner Asia, 11,893 tons, bound had to be built literally from Bond home at 8 am picked up down the street by waiting by idle cranes, tugs and saying that the progress of the for thẻ - Für East, were left scratch, I have no hesitation in Mrs Smith but never reached the rendezvous,

last few years is nothing short of amazing.

to be

dredgers in Bombay,

A man later belephoned a The India cabinet met in demand for £A25,000 reasom New Delhi to discuss the situa from Graeme's parents for the tion as reports of tolden stop- boy's safe return.

pages came in from other cen-

RAIDED

Detectives raided every known haunt STV Sydney's underworld last hight, but fulled to find a clue to the kidnapping.

trew.

in-

"The work, deals and fluence of the President have given new life to the. Pakistan Polities circles belleve the nation. All bur hopes are that Nehru government is facing these things and the traditions. one of its most serious internal | he has created will continue challenges.

for many, many years."

In Calcutta today, driverS stopped work and many shops, markets, barks and offices were Chief of the Criminal In- shut. "Mob Interference" was vestigation Bureau Supt. B. reported with some trains kinds showed so much Walden, sald there was still no Reuter.

evidence to bolster confidence

that the boy was alive.

Sydney is being swept by heavy rain again today, but the search of French's Forest was resumed by: 150 police soon after dawn.

It may be abandoned this afternoon unless fresh evidenice

is found along the Wakehurst where Graeme's parkway.

| school books were found.-China

Mail Special.

They were not prophecies Eichmann's

Scheduled for 1245 GMT by idea that he may have been their calculations, Armageddon mistaken. was to have taken the form of a one day thermo-nuclear war, earthquakes and tidal waves which would turn the world 35 to 37 degrees off its axis.

really, but extremely difficult calculations," he said.

"The failure in my calculation does not prove that the studies are outside reality.

CALCULATIONS

The sect spent several hours this morning in "symphonic meditation" in their chalets, and

"We will remain up here be-.. then went outside to pace up cause we have food for several and down gazing at the almost days and we shall regard our cloudless blue sky. It was very stay here as a holiday, very

wife sues abductors

Buenos Aires, July 14.

hot and there was a light breeze.atting for my talks with the The wife of ex-Nazi SS

EMBARRASSED

supreme authority."

at

His final word: "Everybody Tourists and local inhabitants can make mistakes, even us. gathered round, their eyes fixed You should be happy we were on their watches - but nothing wrong." happened.

A The

party of tourists spiritualists paced nervously around, be- Courmayeur, below the chalets, coming impatient and then had not been dismayed. They have organised a ball for to- The Atomic Energy Com- embarrassed.

They waited 15 minutes, and night to elect a "Miss End Of mission, reporting the strange

today, insisted

then disappeared into their air- The World-Reuter. that the

conditioned chalets for an, victim should remain anonymous.emergency meeting" But re- Miss (X) bought the teeth, porters were quick to ask the contaminated slightly with leader 38-year-old 34tan radioactive Ruthenium 106-a pediatrician Dr Elio Bintca, rare metallic element of the what had gone wrong, platinum group a few weeks ago.

case

..

-

Identified

Stockton, Calif. July 14," Thomas C. Wilson, 31, was arrested seven minutes after he

New British

exports drive.

London, July 14.

Mr Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, will on Monday launch

The Duke sald be enjoyed every minute at bls visit to Pakistan, where the people of

friendälness and hospitality, and he was, very much lock- ing forward to going back Bext year: AFP:

Assassination bid on

Castro man

Pixar Del Rio, July 14 Gingen attempted ently to-

a new British exports day to assassate Maj. Manuel Nogueira, Ramos, president of drive with a London Prime Minimer Fida Castro's

vinde

speech to 400 lead-mary tribunt in this pro- Police said several men, afta- ing representatives of commerce and indus- ea With pistols fred at howfor Nogueira as be reached s try.

home but he escaped Injury-

Britain, lives by her exports | AP. which provide the money to buy the goods she needs from the rest of the world.

Colonel Otto Adolf Eich mann, who was abducted

Though exports have been from Argentina by Israeli rising steadily ever since the agents, today fled. awar, imports have been in- criminal suit against her creasing even more steeply.

This way a main reason - for husband's kidnappers.

the government's recent restrie- The suit was filed for Mrs live hochures to curb domestic Veronica Catalina Liebel. De spending which if checked Elchmann by former federal

would by inflation endanger the judge Carlos A. Gentile,

nation's current prosperity. Reuter

The suit charged the abdiz tort, their accomplices and those who covered up for thé actión with violating individual liberty by kidnapping her husband on May 11 of 8. p.m. at the Inter- section of General Paz Sup highway and Avenida Cabildo. branch of

Bank of The silt was filed in the America of $759 yesterday when

Mrs Eichmann, police spotted him entering à who dropped out of sight follow nearby Sidd Row hotel with ing her husband's kidnapping, both hands full of money was not permally prescht, UPL

UPI.

"I must have been mistaken in Interpreting the voices robbed the Hunter Square received from The Logos, that 14, the supreme authority," he said.

the

The AFC said the amount of the material used

federal court was not dangerous to her health, and the other similarly-contaminated sele had since been taken off the market.Reuter,

But Dr Bianca-known to his followers as "Brother Emman" --categorically rejected

the

No problem

Stockholm, July 14.

'and While police che caught the thiet Who mbished the window of a jewellery shop last night, three other burglars walked in and cleaned out the wizydonir enisex UPI.

Not listed

London: July 14. Postmaster-General Reginald Bevins, rinisetor of the British telephone system, ad- snifted yesterday the only gov ernment agency whose phone number is not bed in the latest directory in the Central Office of Information

Grenade incident

Constantine, July 14. Two people were killed and 30 others injured today when a grenade was tied into crowd watching e Bestine Day parade here. Router

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ACROSS

1 Church alternative (6),

5 Jet-propelled in space? (5).

8 Solomon-like (4).

9 Ways to travel. (6),

11 Twangy? (5)..

12 Lots of people (6),

14 Shoot (4).

10 Second daughter of King

Lear (5)

18 Burning with enthusiasm

(5).

19 Such a wolf existed (4);

20 Certainly no outpoxing (6),

24 How to rise in the world MARA (5), -

DOWN

1 Unoriginal material (4),

2 A drink producing plant (4).

3 Four-legged mothers (4),

4 Having

(0).

a sylph-like figure

3 Allocate the blame (7).'-

Rub it in? (7).

7 Ah, that's effective (7).

10 Animal with a flexible nose

(5).

13 Knightly splendour or swag-

gez (7).

14 Readily split. (7)..

13 Some handwriting is, noś

25 Not at all exciting (6). 17 Get rid of a seer? (5),

26 Like on fate in the water?

(4)..

27 A student of Frenchi (5).

19 Guardian of a military study?

21 Sky bear (4).

28 Dancing performance in India 24 Pants for conditng steams (4)

7 28 story that never wea? (4)

8 Double, 10 Asked, 12 Avenue, 11 Afixes, 17 Pere, 19 Mirb pins, 20. Rare-bit, 22 A-rum, 23 Nibbled, 27 Bangor, 29 Chine, 20 Ninety, 311 Lesion, 32 Damen,, Down; 1 Lydia, 2 Gruff, 3 Belax, 5. Ivan, 6 Upkeep. 1 Budden, 9 Evening #11 Buperb, 18 Edition, 15 Fear 18 Iceman, 18. Kine, 20 Rascal, 21 Rubles, 24 Briz, 25, Leeds, 28 Doyen, 28 Kero

At last!

Here comes

my Nestum!

Yes, your baby really needs Nëslum. Remember] His istnēts

tomorrow depends on the food

he eats to-day.

Made from

blend

cocked cereals, enriched with

vitamins and ineral Nestum is the Ideal first sollo

food for Infants. It Is delicious br

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