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Captain Walter Schlech, of the U.S. Navy, arrived recently in Scotland

to command the Polaris nuclear submoríne fleet at Holy Loch. He brought his wife and children.

At 46, he is taking over for an indefinite Norville Ward.

tour of duty from Captain

In two years, said Captain Schlech, the nuclear fleet would be at full strength. Referring to the question, who would decide to start a naval action, he said:

"In certain circumstances, which I cannot disclose, responsibility could devolve upon me."

(From left to right): Kristen, aged 10, Poter (14), Mrs Schlech, Captain Welter Schlach, Commander of the U.S. Polaris submarine' fleet in Holy Lock, Walter (15) and Katherine Ann (121-London Express Service.

First U.S. Peace

Corps

group leaves for Ghana

Washington, Aug. 29.

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1961.

A happy and excited bunch of young men and women left Washington

today on the first U.S. Peace Corps mission overseas.

present

U.S. to

West's plan for disarmament

Ottawa, Aug. 29.

Minister, Mr.

The Prime

Diefenbaker, said

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volunteer

The group of pace mission:oirs departed by

fer high geheel cacti Filipino pirates

afr au sigements in Chaua.

As they took T, the 32 men and 20 women displayed their Language accomplishments by chanting songs in one of the

hanaian tribal tongues.

A

SECOND GROUP

John

second group of 28, who today a Western plan for will work in Tanganyika were disaramoment will be put due to depart later in the week, forward

These youths, who trainedl soon by United States after con- first for Puerto Rico where they Text Western College, head sultation with the Western will end 3 weeks at the Allies.

Petre Corps Field Training

the

al

massacre

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GOULART IN PARIS

Declares he must first

reach accord with 'all responsible forces"

Paris, Aug. 29.

Brazilian Vice-President Joao Goulart gald today ite was determined "to fulfil the constitutional duties" by returning to Brazil bill wait- ed first to reach accord with “all the responsible forces of Brazil,"

Mr Goulart spoke at a press conference attended by 50 re- awlers in the Brazilian Ein- basay In Paris. It folowed in- tensive consultation with Am- bassador Alves de Souza and i uther Brazillan officials in Purls.

'SHOCK'

"11 appears to me," he said, "that after the shock presented by President Quadros' resigna- tion, no government will be able

to be installed in my country unless it is based upon Agrey- ment among all the responsible forces of Brazil."

"Out of respect for the law, I

must return to Brazil in order to full the constitutional duties which are imposed on me and which result from the mandate

the Vice-Presidency> for the second time, the people Irave confided in me," Goulart suld.

CONTACT

which,

During the afternoon, he was In constant telephonic contact with friends Ir. Brazil.

So for the Vice-President has had no contact with parliamen- tarians who were coming from Brasilia to discuss the situation with him--UPI.

Couldn't

make up

her mind

Melboume, Aug. 29.

Macleod 'warned'

MALTESE POLITICAL FACTIONS WANT

ALL-PARTY TALKS

Valletta, Aug. 29.

Four Maltese political party leaders united today in warning Britain's Colonial Secretary lain Macleod, that the new Malta constitution is unworkable and unacceptable unless all-party consultations are held. They want him to preside.

cume

in tele-

The warning Krums to Mr Macleod frum Pro- Leader greasive Constitutional Mabe Strickland, Democratic Nctionalist Herbert Ganado, Christian Worker Tonl Pelli- grini, and Democratic Christian George Ransity,

of

The four parties claim to re- present seme 00 per cent Malta'c voting power.

The four party leaders Sty they used an adequate perlod to

between the elapse

stages of

publication the constitution,

ils promulgation and elections.

They say this is indispensable for them to decide if the con- Alution is acceptable and weikable. The Government in-

Australian girl

to join Israeli Army

Melbourne, Aug, 29.

BB fined for traffic offence

Genoa. Aug. 30. Brigitte Bardot and ker boy friend. French movie director Saruny Frey. were fined $24 yesterdag after they nearly run down a motoreyollst near Genoa, Frey War driving Miss Datdot's sports car.-UPI.

Drug dealer executed in Thailand

Bangkok, Aug, 29.

A Chinese "national accused

of having manufactured | and distributed ορίστη throughout this kingdom

axecuted tonight after the Cabinet decided "He should not

live any longer on Thai soil."

Was

Lleng Ho Sae Ino, 43, died under

In police punts

thle

captial's Gangkwing fall only an few hours alter the Cabinet de- cision and reareely two weeks after he and three others were Farrested for operating a mobile

drug marufacturing plant.

This morning Prime Minister Sarit Thanurit interviewed the four meft. While three cun- fessed to chorges, 'Lieng stond y the story he had nothing to do with drug manufacture. The Cabinel decision was reached shortly after the interview,

An official statement by the I Information Department of the ? Friae Ministers offlec sold:

An 18-year-old typist steno-"The Thai Government consider grapher, Leonie Alman, Ling a danger to the country's will leave Melbourne morrow...for threa service in the

dicated recently the elections Army,

6 Indonesians Tony Yammbuni dohned his may well be held in December. Leonie, who comes

und to- secerity"

charged dring served subversive years manufacturu

to weaken peoples Israeli purposes

health and working ability." from the Police said Leng, who has best suit today and met In their telegrams the four gold unining centre of Kal-been in Thailand for 20 years,

West Australia, has had a long police record the liner Roma Bringing leaders agreed that "if the con-goorile,

and stitution

bcen outside is imposed without never

been urrested Australiad previously his fiancee Bérto Hoboy-

and the closest she has been to for drug trafiteking. |such previous consultation it ter, but his smile disop-will be unworkable and upaca rifle is in her father's sports peared whori Batta

The oflefal statement did not store. Idht ceptable."

the mention the fale of the other word that shd did Rot

"I had Ideas of joining Australian Army," she said, three men—AP, want to see him.

"Then I thought, why not gu. to Israel?"

Meanwhile,

io

Manila, Aug, 29. Filipino pirates massacred six Indonesian crew mem- bere in a raid

on their vessel 250 miles south of

Labour Porly Leader Doni Mintoff, Jolo Sulu, Southern Philip-

and No- tionalist Borg Olivier, who both pines, the Philippines

Yammount, who migrated to last year boycotted the British News Service reported to Australia 17 months ago, chlist-

Constitutional Commission day.

ed the help of a pollceman and Valetta and rejected its recom- mendations carller this year. The report sald #pino Lebanese priest,

* !pirate

yet if they was alon by

The 19-year-old girl nally have not declared the Being Chanaian Amasa-【ndonedans during

the coming elec- to talk with Yam will contend the roid consented stale te permitters after Rdor W. M. Q.

Lions.-AP. Bobo sw the last Thursday.

mount, who is 28, but Yam- Cabinet meeting in reply to ar first continuent 017 51 his

The pirates reportedly looted moun left the ship alone after

bout of more their half-hour meeting,

"VERY SAD”

He sat would be a can- Centre, plete aut comprehensive plan. inade the

Mr Defenbaker

inquiry as to whether Canada country, They had been as the Indonesian had any w moves to make in at a reception at the Chanalan than 400 mcgs of copra and fled Litt Stalematest

embassy.

negotiation.

He sold,

disarmament

a complete and "We are so proud we are the comprehensive plan will In test to be served by the Peace submitted by the United States Corps Halm told reporter, following "discussions" which

ito one

Tawi

"Berla says her father told her the must marry her cousin Banda Malicune, who is also liv- hug in Melbourne." Yammouni

of the islets in Tawl- STOUD

ANOTHER CASE Philippines Constabulary and naval Fatrol tans were D

disputehed after

the said.

have taken place among all "We're sur the experiment ported Western contintren," Reuter, will yield dividends."---AP, pirates.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

1 Green material?

4 And Circumstance?

@ Cup-bearer.

B Vanquish the greatest.

11 Raunds of drinks.

13 Awalte.

14 h put.

16 Plant,

18" Bright.

21 Attire.

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22 lle gots carried away.

24 Man of the Jungle?

25 Hounds.

20 The brend of idleness!

as Disgruntled

31 Pulled,

11 Poke,

33 Play with a rope.

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DOWN

1 It may be pierced.

2 Stinger.

3 Throws.

4 Go, man, got

6 Two-way look,

7 Stallone.

Breathe one's lasti

16 Not so hot.

12 Herb is a wise man.

15 of two cylla?

17 Leer.

19 Instrument.

20 Ban.

23 Allurly.

21 Finceld.

26 TV programme to watch.

27 Percolate.

29 Funny pecullert

Twig,

YESTERDAYS CROSSWORD Aorosa: 1 Bucker, Noor, 8 Caslı, 9 Time, 10 Nent, 12 Ever, id Hot, 10 Bat, 17 Also, 20 Aly, 23 Lone, 24 Recoil, 26 Cave, 20 Week, 27 Sudden. Downi 1 Sucka, 2 Caat, 3 Rhone, 4 Ta-la, 5 Welike, 4 Great, fi Eros, 13 Veal, 15 Utance, 10 Below, to Lyres, 19 Colon, 31 Lenk, 22 Wood.

Last week pirates using jvanchine guns and pistols klited the captain and Ave crew mem- inter-island nator bers of an Ivessel in the Gulf of Dave。 ulso

in Southern Philippines.

They fed with 200,000 dollars in cash and jewellry,~AP,

Workers found

riddled with arrows

Caracas, Aug. 29.

"I am very end and maybe I don't want to get married now." The priest said the girl does she loves Banda or one of

not know whether Canon's brothers, Yamount,

She will stay with an aunt until she makes up her mind, i he and,

600 Africans arrested in

N. Rhodesia

Lusaka, Aug. 29. Nearly 600 Africans are reported arrosted in Northern Rhodosio fol- lowing additional racial strite incidents, Dozens mor Africans have been julled following arson, sabotage of bridges and block- Ing of roads in the three pro- vinces on Monday, nigght, e

Yammount and the girl lived us neighbours in a small Le banese town of Barsa. They become engaged before he left for Australia and he arranged They are the Northern Pro- for her to come here to marry | vince and Lupula Province, him.UPI.

bordering on Nyasaland and Taruganyika, und North-Western Province bordering on Portu- guese Angoln. The copperbeit bordering on the Congo Pro- vince of Katanga, and even the capital, Lusaka, havɑ also been hit by sabotage.

Denmark's request

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Courts are Jally passtry! sentences of imprisonment and

Copenhagen, Aug. 28. The bodies of two Colombians The German Economy Minis

who entered Venezuela ille-tor Mr Ludwing Elbard, in his gally to search for work have capicity as Chairman of the been found riddled with ar- European Economic Community hard inhour on Africans con- rows, 16 was learned here Courel (EEC), today formally victed of arson and blowing up

acknowledged Denmark's re-bridge-AP, The arrows were the kind quest to Join

the the EEC used by the Tondif (Motilones) Foreign Ministry announced. Indian tribe.

Mr Erhard said that the re- foundquest-put forward On August

today.

The two bodies were

In the Jungle near the Colem~ 10 by Foreign Minister Mr Jens bing-Venezuelan border.

jotta" Krng—will be consideraci The Indians, of the Tondu at the earliest ponalble noment. tribe each year kill and rob alle did not mention any exact number of travellers-AFP,

date.-UPL

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American meets Japanese officer

he saved

Chicago, Aug. 29. Former United States Navy Captain Som Loomis went to dinner last night with tho Japanese Naval

officer he rescued from a raft in the Philipping Soa in 1944, Lidut, Cdr. T. Ishizuka.

The two ment, who shook hands with arin as thoy not at the

airport here, last saw each other shortly after the rescue-in which Loomis, Com- mander of an American sub- marine, picked up Ishizuka aru two Japaneko sailorm from n drie-man life raft,

The three had been adrift for 10 days,

Commander Ishizuka came to the United States early this yone for a six-month Italfing coupe in milne warfare,

Ile found Mr 200mWd address Iḥ navž) records-China Mail Special

DOCUMENTS

"I am a Jew and like all Jews I wanted to see Israel."

Leople said she. contacted Israeli Government officfuls

National insult

Accra, Aug. 20.

The Chand Government ruled

bntybye who inults Kwame

Nkrumah,