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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1980.

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Cuban Catholics demonstrate Exam-cheatin g trial

CHURCHGOERS

ASSAIL

Congolese rebels

Belgian

official

COMMUNISM shoot down planes booed

Hayana, July 17.

A High Mass at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Havana turned into a spectacular anti-Com- munist demonstration today. Frenzied church- goers poured into the ancient Cathedrai Square chanting: "Cuba Yes, Russia no."

A handful of Communists who jeered the demonstration bad to be rescued by police.

people to pray for deliverance from Ft.

Hundreds had jammed into The demonstrators shouted, the steaming hot Cathedral, but #uera-El Comunismo (Com-most of them were unable to munism out)" as they pounded hear the sermon because of a the sides of a police car with breakdown of the loudspeaker Asts and pocketbooks zs it moved through

the square, averting what could have beeti

a serious incident.

SPECIAL MASS

The Cathedral masy had been selled on behalf of “victims di

system.

Near the end of the mass, and at the conclusion of a hymn,

crowd suddenly the erupted into a chorus of "Cuba Si (yes), Russia No."

Wild cheering, handclapping

Communist persecution in the and waving of handkerchiefs

¡world."

The sermon itself dealt with Communism and called

followed

The crowds poured out into the Cathedral Square where they continued demonstration.-AP.

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Leopoldville, July 17.

Congolese troops shot down two aircraft search- ing for white refugees today, according to reports received hers.

The reports said one aircraft a helicopter- carried a Belgian district commissioner. The other aircraft a Belgian Air Force spotter plane was pilated by a Belgian Air Force Lieutenant-General,

Unconfirmed reports said tonight the helicop- ter 'was forced to land at Lukula, 93 miles south of Leopoldville, where the Belgian district commission- er was allegedly being detained by Congolese rebels. American holicopters shuttling isolated refugees from the area have been told to keep a look out for the missing aircraft.

Belgian authorities have asked the UN forces to send a relief column to the Inkisi area south of here to search for survivors.—UPI.

Bomb blast

injures

20 at dance party

Buenos Aires, July 17.

A bomb exploded during a dancing party at the Croatian club last night, injuring 20 people and causing heavy damages.

Japan's

biggest

manhunt

Several people were rushed to hospitals and five children werd reported in serious con- dition.

Before last night's attack a

rumour spread that a meeting of old friends of Adolf Eich- mana and Ante Pavelic was to be held at the club today. Eichmann recently was spirited sway from Argentina by Isracli

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face charges murdering Jews during World War II, and Pavelic was a Croatian accused of collabora- tion with the Nazis,

of

Osaka, July 17. Police arrested a kidnap.

The club's. president denied murder suspect Shigehisa Motoyama today, ending there was to be any such meet. one of the biggest nation and charged that the bomb- LEXT was carried out by Com- wide manhunts. in

munists.connected with the Japanese history.

Motoyama had been the tar- get of police search for alleged- ly kidnapping the seven-year- old son of a wealthy luggage store owner in Tokyo.

The boy was killed.

Police apprehended Mato- yama, a dentist, on information from the neighbourhood

Osaka where he had been work- ing as a labourer under a ficti- cious name.

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The starch for Motoyama on May 19 when the began

Ozeki stuffed body of Masaki in a straw sack, was found in Motoyama's Renault car.

The kidnapper abducted the boy while he was on his way

demanded and to school

ransom.-UPL

RADAR

MARSHAL

DIES

0

Yugoslav embassy,.--UPI.

Yacht sinks

with all aboard

Barcelona, July 17.

An unidentified yacht sank in the Mediterranean last night with all hands on board, the captain of the ship Ciudad De Valencia reported today on reach ing port,

Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, July 17.

A Belgian Consulate official from Elisabethville was given a stormy reception by refugees here tonight when he appealed to them to return to their homes in Katanga, the breakaway Congo province.

He was continuously inter- rupted by loud booing when he

situation spoke of the

in Katanga. Press reports of atro- cities had been exaggerated, he said, and the situation had never been as bad as it was stated in the press.

He told the refugees that the provinces of Kalanga, Kivu and Kasal were no longer part of the Congo and there was no longer any need for Katanga residenta to slay away from. their homes.

'TELL US TRUTH'

At this stage there were cries

ot "Tell us the truth-what about our! children-tell MS about the future.”

Several young men pushed their way to the front of the crowd shouting and gesticulat- the official while a

ing at woman nearby wept hysterical-

Ly,

The southward flow of re-

from the Congo has fugees stopped and many hundreds have already returned Katanga.

But hundreds more felt there! is no longer any future for

whites in any part of the Congo and they resent efforts of the Belgian Consulate officials to Persuade them to go back-

Reuter,

Ex-Nazi camp

doctor flees Argentina

Police

Buenos Aires, July 17.

said today that they believed Dr

sources

Cairo government officia! Ibrahim Shahin and his academically dull son Sami appeared before the UAB courts recently because they had tried to make certain that Sami, passed his matriculation by hribing Shahin's friend Mahmud Wasty, an official of the government's secret press, to let them have copies of the exam questions, Unfortunately, Bami sold the questions to his cousin, who resold them, and the leak became only too obvious by exa ame, when copies of the questions were being hawked around the cafse for as lttle ar half an Egyptian pound a time. Nearly all the 18,000 students sitting the exam are be- lieved o have known the questions in advance, Picture shows Saml (left) and his father arriving in the courthouse-Express Photo.

Small parties help

Tambroni

to form

a solid front

Rome, July 17.

Italy's little centre parties pledged their support today to a new "emergency" Christian Demo crat Government to form a solid front against the latest challenge of Italy's Communists. The new government, expect- | - ed to be formed this week, would be all Christian Demo- crat, with the parliamentary backing of

Democratic the Socialists, Liberals and Re- publicans,

WAS

Premier Fernando Tambròni told the Chamber of Deputies Last Thursday that be ready to resign his 3-month. old stop-dap Christian Democrat Goverment ne soon as an accord among the centre par- ties could be reached.

Statements of centre political lenders, and the independent Josef Mangels, former Italian press left no doubt that madical chief of the it was the rising Communist Auschwitz concentration force in Italy that had brought camp, had fled Argentina the new centre accord. and probably had gone to Brazil. West Germany has asked for extradition of Mengele.

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There has been no official com- ment on reports from police cir- cles that Mengele has slipped out of Argentina.

The four-party agreement was reached after, two weeks of Communist-led rioting that left 11 dead and a thousand injur- ed in the squares of major cities from the Alps to Sicily..

Tambroni bitterly told parlia- The unofficial version is that ment that the disorders were docu- planned and ordered in Moscow Mengele, with forged ments, managed to reach Brazil in a new attempt to upset as soon as he learned that Ar- Italian democratic gentina was considering turn- by force. ing him over to the German au thorities.

GOT AWAY

The captain said he saw an explosion at sea, followed by another one a quarter of an hour later, and then a third. It is understood that federal He sailed his ship towards the police tried to catch Mengele! area, he said, and saw a ship but he got away under a false blazing from stem to stern and Damse shortly afick ex-Nazi already sinking. He searched Colonel Adolf Eichmann was for survivors but was able to scized here by secret Israeli rescue only one Hving creature agents and flown to Tel Aviv. - large police dog.

The Eichman case stirred up Confused radio, signals re~ an international controversy be- tween Argentina and Israel Air Marshal Sir Raymund cerved led to the belief that the Hart, one of the developers ship had tried to make radio of radar, died on Saturday contact with Marselles-AFP. at Aston Rowant, Oxford-

London, July 17.

shire at the age of 61, it.

was learned today,

He had been president of the Radio Industry Council

Since

1959. He entered the Royal

Air Force in 1917.

served

The marshal

in Indta between 1930 and 1933.

with de- He was credited veloping the operational

1130

and controlled operation of the British radar defence system before World War II.

He also developed operational use of radar for night fighter control during the war,

During the postwar period, he served as director general of engineering in the Air Ministry, among other posts AFP.

TV's their desire

Nuernberg Germany,

which still has not been

solved--AP,

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Orange, N.J., July 17.

Two men were arrested on Saturday night in a fashionable apartment building and police said today they were members of a nationwide air- borne ring of burglars.

government

He ordered out battle-clad Italian

They rial police. smashed the disorders with gunire. But it cost Tambroni his shaky position in parike- ment where he had a majority only if he accepted Fascist support-AP.

Ike offers Kennedy secret data

Newport, RI. July 17. President Eisenhower let it be known today he is will ing to provide Senator F. Kennedy, the Democratie presidential nominee with confidential national security information during the campaign— but not through Kennedy go-betweens,

The president's views on this were set forth to newsmen at

the summer White House by bla. James C. press? secretary, Hezerty.

Donald O'Brien, 38, of Police captain Jessoph McBride Hagerty hul announced on Chicago, and Alois Stein, 33, of said the three were the "flying Saturday that Mr Elsenhower It a West German consumer Cicero, Illinois, were arrested squad" for the ring. He said is planning to offer secret dala were given a blank cheque to after a women tenant reported they would fly to cities where regarding international anaits buy anything he wanted, chances hangers in an apartment, previous information had been to the Democrats and Repub

O'Brien told police he was an gathered, rent a car and raidlican presidential candidates are he would choose a television artist. Stein ould he was a soverai apartments.

and their running mates AP, set, according to A survey made

They were booked salesman. here.

The Society for Consumer Re- on charges of breaking and search said television sets stand entering a hunt went on for first among the wants of 514 other phat police termed one SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Census, 5 Dogma, households questioned. In fact, of the largest robbery gangs in Bujor Ourning, fail, 11 Sabo 12 Hope 13 Tours 16 318times as many people listed the constry Sex4, 18 Needed, 20 Riser, 22 True, 23 Ll-nda, 25 Hippo, 26 them as during a muar survey FLYING SQUAD Uptake, 27 Outre, 28 Shots, 29 Esteem Down 1 Clothier, 2 in 1953. Those surveyed were A black-haired woman Binepins, 3 Urns, 4 Sugered, 5 Devoted, 8 Orator, 7 Molar, 14. asked to choose their biggest complice, raced away in a late tar when the men were pes, 15 Side beam, 18 Serious, 17 Verdiare, 19 Bel-pot, 21 wants from a list of 174 items mod

Apes

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15 Author of memoirs (4),

:31 Sagra of embarrassment (7).

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Radio report

NEW!

Dangerous to youth

Vienna, July 17. poster advertising a Gauguin exhibition in Vienna has been banned. in the Tyrol province on the ground that it is "dangerous to youth."

The poster was a colour re- production of Gauguin's "The Storifice," which shows two native women naked from the

waist upwards,

A judge said he ordered the

ban because the poster "might reasonably be considered Hirely

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