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THE CHINA MAIL,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1981.

'Very interesting, very interesting' MONTY SEES CHOU EN-LAI

60,000 JAPANESE SAID DYING EVERY YEAR FROM RADIATION

Brussels, Sept. 21.

Nearly 60,000 Japanese were dying every year from the effects of radiation, Mr Saburo Shilkuma, leader of the Japanese delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference here, said today.

Waiting for his

date with death

Adnan Menderen,

former strongman Premier of 'Tur- key, who ruled the country for 10 years, sits in a chair in his cell with an Identi Beation ticket pinned to his pockes, waiting for the hangman's summens to the gallows thefore his ex- ecution on September 17. Earlier, five doctors certißed

him it for executtun,

He had been suffering from

a drug overdose.

Menderes was hanged in the

prison island of Imtall.

He was convicted last Friday

of crimes against

the Tur-

kish Constitution, by a re- volutionary tribunal sitting

In the island of Yasslado. Two former Cabinet ministers died on the same gallows

September clated Tress photo.

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Mr Shilkoma said this at press conference to explain hig country's initiative in tebling o resolution to the conference on banning nuclear tests.

The Зарапеве resolution, which is being co-sponsored by Argentina, will be voted on to-

morrow.

Mr Shlikuma said today that the resolution was On appeal

to all countries carrying out nuclear festa,

CONVINCED

le sald he was convinced that the United States would not have resument Lesting hau the Soviet Union, whose policy was totally opposed to world

į publle opinion, nol "taken the which

aritiative deploring."

“GORILLA

BOY'

CAUGHT

Teheran, Sept. 21. Gendarmes In northern Iran have captured "gorilla boy" who eats leaves, roars like sion and allacks humans, the

Keyhan, newspaper,

re- ported today.

Peking, Sept. 21. Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery had a three- hour interview today with Mr Chou En-lai, the Chinese Prime Minister.

"It was very interesting, very Interesting." the Field-Morzial told Retter later when he attended a cocktali party given ut the residence of the British Charge d'Affaires, Mr Michael Stewart.

"1 am not going to tell you what We talked about but it was very interesting. We had a fut to talk about. We are old friends and I expect to go back for further talks tomorrow."

we

ure

Reports said the boy, 14 years old, haley and unable to talk. was captured

In

the

the Janzien (War of

the

Devil) Jungle

Bear

the

Soviet border

where

he

He added that he was con- vinced that the resolution would be welcomed, at least in princi- pic, by all delegations including The Soviet Union.

the

The text of

Joint Japanese - Argentine rebiution was distributed among delegates teeny.

#1"enlained two sparate ap-

peals

(1) That all stutes abstain from undertaking nuclear tests: 31561

(2) That the slates cometti di

use every mcans lat- templ to reach whhout day an agreement on the dheri- tinuation of nucleor 128ls under working International control." -REUNIT.

PAYROLL ROBBERY

London, Sept. 21. Thugs armed with coshes struck down two security guards and an Alsatian dog in a £7.500 Worcs robbery toslay Enfield. a London suburb.

in

After grabbing the money, the raiders escaped in a stolen car, which was loter found abandoned.

When the guards were at- tocked, the dog with them Sprang at one of the tour men but was also struck by a cosh. -Chinn Mall Special.

or-

had been terrorising wood- cutters for mentlis.

Reports said when

offelals dressed phanage the boy, he ripped off the clothes with his icelli and leaped at his captors-AP.

Hurricane

Esther

abates

Boston, Sept. 21. The weather bureau at Otis Air Base announced today that the "eye" of Hurricane Esther had closed, and the dangerous tropical storm which threatened outh Mas sachusells was cupidly abal- Ing.

The

disappearance of the "eye" of the hurricane was re- ported while Esther hovered about 50 kilometres south of the Island of Murtha's Vineyard of the Massachusetts coast.

The weather bureau added that the winds were diminishing rapidly in intensity, and that Cape Cod, where the hurricane had been, expected to alrike, was believed safe.--AP.

Salan speaks on pirated

radio broadcast

Algiers, Sept. 21.

The extreme rightist Secret Army Organisation tonight sabotaged the Algiers television transmitters, and put över the air a pirate broad- cast in place of the television programmes,

LARGEST

Mr Slewart's cocktail party attracted the largest crowd of Chinese offieials seen at a Bri- tlah reception for many years.

The

Chinese group

Was headed by Marshal Chen Yi, Foreign Minister. who attended Lord Montgomery's interview with Premier Chou En-lut, and also included Vice- Premier Hai Chung-sun and Ihren Government Ministers Health, Madame Li Teh-chuan, Foreign Trade, Mr Her Chi- chuang, and Culture, Mr Shen Senior- Yen-ping-as well as General Lo Jul-ching, who Is Vice-Premier and Chief of the General Staff, Chinese Army.

Lord Montgomery, who re- turned to Peking yesterday after. a 12-day tour of China, sald he was due to leave Peking on Saturday morning and was having an Interview with Me Mao Tse-tung, Chinese leader and Communist chief elsewhere In Chino,

"I don't know where. It does not matter much as long as I see him. I presume it will be in south Chinn somewhere," he said.

The Field-Marshal was enter- tained tonight at a small con- cert of Chinese songs and dances held at the National People's Congress Hall and tomorrow, he will be guest at another banquet given by his Chinese hosts.-Reuter.

ACCUSED OF STEALING US$670,000

IN ART

Los Angeles, Sept. 21.

A real estate agent, tracod through fingerprints ob- tained when he bought a gun, was accused today of stealing a fortune in

art.

Edward Henry Ashdown, 39, was arrested in a rald on 03 apartment house in the seaside city of Costa Mesa. 40 miles south of here, and charged with suspicion of robbery.

Police and the Federal OAS leader ex-General Raoul 11 was found that OAS In a short five-minute talk, Bureau of Investigation began Batan, was among the speakerssabetours had blown up with ex-General Salan spoke of his questioning him about the theft during the half-hour pirate | explosives five pylong at the notion since he look over as at gunpoint last September 10 programme, which sounded fur-television's transmitting station head of the OAS. "Out of four paintings from the Bel- away but could be heard quite near Cape Matiiou, 25 kilo struggle has not

Mr been in vain, Air home of industriallat distinctly.

metres cast of Alglors. This was | but we must all remain vigilant David E. Bright, the second auch picato broad and understand the importance cast staged by the OAS after of the OAS in Algerta,” he said. sabotaging the regular radio programme,

A British Crossword Puzzle

13

16

Went dead

went off the air

To triumph

The works two by Pablo | Pleasso, one by Amedeo Modi- glioni and one by Afro Basal- della were Insured for Jalan continued: "We do not US$248,165. A spokesman for want the FLN (Moslem National | Mr Bright Bald they would I Liberation Front) to install it bring US$870,000 on the open }el

the summer palace market.

DUTCHMEN ACCUSED OF SPYING

Shortly after 2000 local time (residence of Governors and They are still missing, tonight the televialen pro Delegates General of Algeria). Ashdown denied knowledge gramme suddenly weal dead, All Algerians should consider of the theft. But ofcers sald and a few seconds later a voice themselves mobilised. We must he greeted them with these came on the air saying "Here is

words: "I've been expecting Radio France, the voice of the gain the brotherhood of May

you."--AP. OAS."

13th with our Moslem brothers. This brotherhood will bring After speeches by ex-back, confidence. In Algeria. Generals Gardy and Balon and (The May 13th European up-

the appeal to Algerian rising in 1968 in Algiers even- populatkim by an OAS ontually resulted in de Gaulle nouncer, the pirate broadcast resuming power in France).

again after

Salan ended bla short speech by chiling on the population to demonstrate the

fur The

"French Brst speaker on pirate broadcast tonight was Algeria" tomorrow.

The

then not ex-General Salan, but ex-

pirate broadcast

the General

"Marseillaise." Gardy-also hiding played following the failure of the Afterwards, on announcer pulsch.

styling himself "The Voice of French Algerin," took over to If Bald: The Secret Army appeal to Holeners for "The Organisation will shartly show union, discipline and courage of that it represents the whole of all Aigerians united within the the nation. We can no longer tramework of the OAS 10 hold back our Indignation al triumph,"

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3 Fooled.

Irony.

ACROSS

8 Ointment.

Deficiency,

11 Be daring.

12 Outhouses,

15 Quantity.

10 Composition,

17 Urged the hens on?

18 Superlatively good,

19 Give make imitations?

31 Not gate-crashing.

22 Clergyman.

23 Fire-ment

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1 Snakes,

2 Packing.

DOWN

20

3 Fur, the elephant's luggagot

4 That's torn 111

6 Millary expeditions,

Can't stand,

10 Bler.

11 Fit out.

13 Apples.

14 Cáfch the materiall

16 Bongers.

10 Nematis.

10 Not Mr Engiloh!

20 Musician's hooter

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1, Cross-talk. 0,

halt an hour,

the pulley carried out by He then condemned in strong (French President Charles) de terms the French Government's Gouilo".

Algerian policy und added: General de Qiulle wanted 10 Civil war

zell out Algeria and to condemn its inhabitants to the fate of the Congolese and the Turdiniens." After charging that the latest

The announcer sald in con- order of the day of French Conclusion: "Da Guulle-It is you mander in Chief in Algeria, who are going to leave, it is Cuneral Charles Allforet was you who are going to fall."- "an appeal to elvil war," Gardy AFP. made violent attacks against Dologato Alleret and ngalost

The Hague, Sept. 21. The Dutch Foreign Ministry said today it did not kriow until yesterday of the visit to Russia of the two Dutch tourists, reported arrested! in Transcarpathia charges of spying, The Ministry said the correct names of the two men Reidon and De Jager,

Full text of the Minisity's statement was:

on

were

"The Netherlands GOVERTI the stay of Memers ment was absolutely ignorant of De Jager and Reidon in Russia until on September 11 fast, Mr De Jager'a stepfather, who had had no tewa of him for some time,. 'applied for intonitation.

"The 140 STILL MISSING

Moscow Embassy in Firled to obtain mich infor Talpel, Sept. 21. tion without recetrit à teguly, The Provincial Goverment until we informed on Sep said today that tho known | tarber. 20 that Menen. De Jager number of deatha entised by and Boldon had been ntrested After Cardy'a speech, the Typhoon Pamela, which rutin Transcarpathia tes August

"Com- | atrons Formers nine days agb, †20.

General Jean Morin, Ho con- eluded his short statement Appealing to the population to toko part in

series of demonstrations and strikes for "Franch Algeria”.

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Waale. 10, Chone. 13, Tan. 13, Ken. 14, Layn. 15, Hested, 16, announcer said: "The Thara, 18, Incite, 20, isle. 22, One. 23. Vat. 24, Gauge, 25, Inept.asder in Chief for Algeria and was 153.

of Metropolitan France 20, Chautened. Down: 2, Rusty. 3, Heen. 4, Tleker, 6, Leant 6, Swellings. ?, load-rests. D. Testing. 1, fenaten. 15, Rae. 17, Secret Hoers. 19, Couch, 21, Slovo, 28, Vine.

the The announAS OUVIERAŁ Army

were attik Organinionspersonal (alan) to now going to speak.” [AP,

"The Netherlalide salt 140 | Jus Smansdiality urged that the enkæolags || umiiht' cousulur amiatanen sivuta

bo dilawed."--Router.

To help detect enemy rockets

London, Sept. 21. The Daily Express sald that Dritain's today famous Jodrell Bank radio telescope bus agreed to help the Government in the detection of eremy rockets.

The

press

Ex- facility, sald writer Chapman

Pincher, will modity

-

telescope so that it will be able to pick up ak coming warhead 2011 2,000 miles away.-UPL

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