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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1961.

Householders respond to plea at UK

science

meeting

London, Aug. 30.

Householders in Norwich have responded to a plea of the Bri- tish Association for the Advancement of Science whose 123rd annual meeting opens here tonight.

Hotels are so crowded householders are providing beds for nearly half the scientists and students who will be visiting the city for the eight days of lectures, films and discussions making up the largest scientific gathering in Britain.

Students from France, West ; when the general publie canj Germany, Belgium, Holland Join on equal terms with selen- and Italy are attending and Usts in a scientiile gailering, severat

emirent Overseas selanists contribute { thr scientific programine.

03-

Gathering here too are TC- presentatives from sister sociations in America. Indu. Ceylon and Canada.

Colour TV

Colour television will be used to relay to an overflow audience In an adjoining hall tonight's Inaugural gathering at which the presidental address will be delivered by Sir Wilfred Le Grus Clark, Professor DI Anatomy at Oxford University and one of the world's leading students of the ancestry of man.

The

Sir John Corkerofi, Master

today elected President of the Association for the year 1981-

02.

He will preskle at the An- of Churchil College, Cam- | reclation's 124th unpuni incet- hridge, and one of Britain's ing next year in Manchester.-- leading atomic scientists, was China Mail Special

RADIOACTIVITY IN

BRITAIN'S DRINKING

WATER

DECLINES

London, Aug. 31.

Well-known film star dies at 84

Hollywood, Aug. 30. Charles Coburn, 84, the venerable old-timer and character actor of the films, died today in Now York to and possibly the longest, active career in show business, it was"an- nounced here.

Charles Coburn

Mr Coburn died at Lennox

HD hospital in New York city where he had undergone throat operation this morning.

The venerable. actor was immarried only

ago last June to a 41-year-old widow.

The sprightly, octogenariar

professional

→→→whose pro-The amount of radioactivity in Britain's drinking

scientifle maln gramme this year comprises nearly 300 lectures, arranged by 15 sections, representing the many different branches of modern science.

The British

Association's inecting is noteworthy as being the ne oeension in the year

RANK MAKES

BIGGEST

PROFIT IN

SIX YEARS

London, Aug. 30.

In the face of strong tele-

vision competition,

Bri.

water fell last year following a 1959 peak, it

was reported here today.

The report by the British. Atomie Energy authority sald their research team also found and that more Strontium-90 Caesium-137, dangerous radio uctive elements. was found in water from reservoirs than in rivers.

Well

Well water

water contamination i had been lowest of all. The team tested water supplies of 20

British

visitors passport

London, Aug. 30.

principal towns and districts in The simplified British visi- Britain, meluding London, Brighton, Manchester, Coventry and Glasgow.

year

acting

covered 88 of his years--had expressed his hope only recently

of lying "another 1 years bes fore departing this world."

he kept busy almost to the last, enjoying in his jovial, hearty manner everyling and everybody within runge of his personally-UP!.

Hemingway's unpublished stories

Miami, Aug. 30.

tors passport introduced The widow of Ernest Heming- last March will from September be acceptable for travel to Turkey, the Foreign Office announced.

Concentrations In drinking water up to last December were { "small" Compared with the maximum permission levels re- emmmended by the International The British visitors passport, Commission In Radiologiemi Pro- valid for one year, is intended teellon, the report stated.—to facilitate the travel of British | China Mail Speelal.

subjects abroad.

Oelals said here that with

extension its

to Turkey the document had now reached the

tain's big Rank Organisa-Military version full stope intended for it.

tion-movie-makers

exhibitors has announced its biggest profit in six years.

I letalled £8,118,000 com- pared with C6,467,000 shit!

of airliner

London, Aug. 30.

Jurevintas year. Lord Bunk. A military version of the

Chairman, said the take Was highest for

1066.

any year except

In addition to films, the Rank organisation has many other interests. They include bowling alleys and the manufacture of seleniife equipment.

15 the

BACKBONE

movies formed the

producing 10

Handley Pago Dart Herald airliner, which con land and take off from a 300- yard long sub-soil strip, has been offered to Bri- tish and Overseas service chiefs, it was announced

hero today.

The

It is already valid for travel to all countries of the Organi- satlon Pur European Economic Co-operation as well as Finland, | San Marino, Menace, Gibraltar and Malla-China Mull Special

NO CHANGE IN

U.S. POLICY

Washington, Aug, 30. Mr Luther Hodges, Secretary of Commerce, told a press cun- aircraft.ce there was no change in United States polley of bañaing 1!10 shipment of strategic

Soviet 10

Lice makadals

military hackbone of the profit-taking. basically the same as the elvil version, bus more powerful Organisarboprop engines to enable 11 tion owns nearly 400 cinemas lo opérate frein temporary, short Fairstrips at un all-up weight of

addition 121 pictures, the Rank

in Britain,

Stors who helped make last sulci.

40,000 pounds, Handley Page

(year's profits include:

Actors Kenneth Mare, John Mills, Peler Finch and Dirk Begarde, and actresses

for

The Herald Dart es be used

paratrooping,

supply- Billing, transporting air ambul- ance, and close ale support work. -----Reuter.

Whitelaw, Mylene Demongeot

and Mary Peach.—AP,

UK_youth orchestra arrives in Hamburg

Hamburg, Aug. 30.

Britain's National Youth Orchestra of 111 musi- cians aged between 13 and 19 arrived here by air from England yesterday for the first con- cert of a tour which will take them on to West Berlin and Moscow.

They were greeted, at the Daily Mirror group of news- airport by Mr Dennis Clark, Įpapers.

Regional Director of the British Conducior for the tour is Council for north Germany. Olvin Fjelstad

The orchestra first visfied Ham- China Mil Special. burg two years ago.

The young musicians, who play their sirat concert tonight, were whisked off on a tour of the clty and harbour shorlly after they arrived here,

Founder

They visit West Berlin to- morrow then relura hare before flying on to the Soviet Union on Friday for concerts in Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev,

Accompanying the orchestra are its founder and musicnt director, Dr Ruth Hallton, and Mr Ceell King, Chältnan of Ulo

of

Norway.

James Bond

MY CAN FLENG

DRAWING BY JOEN MÆLISKY

countries.

He added: "And since the Berli situation, the Department Is making doubly sure that value is nothing of strategie being

shipped to the Soviet Unlun,"

The Department's Bureau of Foreign Commerce eences ex- ports of strategic materials- Cilnu Mail Spreint.

DROVER MARKS

100TH BIRTHDAY

London, Aug. 30, Mr Edward Know, believed to te the inst of Englond's cattle drovers, celebrated his 100th birthday al suburban south Croydon yesterday.

He

way today sent to New York several boxes of the author's unpublished works sho brought from Cuba recently.

Mrs Hemingway said she would later have talks in New York with her husband's pub- lishers on possible publication of the works.

She said no decision had yet been made whether any of the works would be published. She

10 planned

the go through mountain of papers to see if he left word that certain things he

wrote should

published.

nover he

The writings from Cuba, where the Hemingways former- ly lived, Included four volume. written afler the nobel prize- winning novel "The Old Man And The Sea." The short nuvel was to have been a prologue 10 these Reuter.

Macmillan may see De Gaulle

The

London, Aug. 30. Prime Minister Mr Haroki Macmillan is con- sidering a short visit to Puris next month for talka with President de

Gaulle, the diplomatic correspondent of the Press Association report- ed today.

There have been informal ex- changes on the matter, but no decision has been taken, he said. He added that if the visit is arranged, British membership of the European Common Market would be a major ques- tion for discusylon, but the two lenders would also review the current situation in Berlin, Heuter.

Soviet

acceptance

Coventry, Aug. 30. The Deputy Proaldent of Stalingrad City Council has, ac- received congratulatory | cepted an invitation from the

Mayor telegrams from the Queen and Lord

Coventry, the Meat Drovers Association of Alderman William Callow, to attend a "peace" conference in Coventry next month.

Auriralin.

Mr Know once drove herds from the midlands in London's Senlthfeld market.-China Mail Special.

OFF THE FAMWAY OF THE SEVENTEENTH,

GOLDFINGER LOST HIS BALL.BOND WAS READY IL FAIFORCE THE FIVE MINUT THE HOLE HEARLY TIME.. IM AFRAID..

RULE, WIE DE WOULD COST COLDFINGER

THERE

of

Coventry's link cities in 10 countries have been invited to send representatives. Mail Special,

WASNT HIS

THANDA BEL CAPRIE CANOEINGER RIVED, CHIM A FIVER..

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