1961-10-03 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIĮ, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1961.

SECURITY COUNCIL ADJOURNS

INDONESIAN JAILED

Singapore, Och ž.

An Indonesian was sentenced to two yearu fall in default here today for belag found in possession of dalkabin tobacco In a pampau at sea off Maya kan on the night of Septem- ber 8.

He la Nio Sm Blok, 34, who, a slinike previous conviction pleaded not guilty. He told for which he had been timed in Jugo Choor Hingh that he 1950. happened to be In Singapore walers that night because storms in the Rhio Islands hod blown him of his usun! course, A senior customs officer, act- ing us prosecutor, sold Nio bad

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Judge Singh was told that a customs. speeducat caught up with Ni's tampan and found 200 pounds of dutible tobacco hidden under enovas covers.— Reuter.

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TO AVOID VETOES

Waits for better climate' over 2

new candidates

New York, Oct. 2. The Security Council today shelved member- ship applications of Mauritania and Outer Mongolia rather than brave possible vetoes by the Soviet Union and Nationalist Chino.

Teabreak

trouble

London, Del. 2. Toobreak trouble led to 7,000 Ford workers-most of thom at the firm's Dagonham factory—being | told by the management

MISSILE

LAUNCHED

Cape Canaveral, Oct. 2.

An Atlas mjesile 09172- ing two "piggyback" pack- rages of Instruments ŝo be used in future 13.5. praça lights SCATCH 5.000 miles pcrpes the Atlantio Ocean today in a successful fent.

The Kleaning rocket blasted from its laynching pad on the Cape 18** GNT.

A delicate guidance syD- tem steered the insiru- ment-packed dummy wRI- head to ita target in the Boulh Atlantic Ocean UPI.

today: "Don't report for Soviet fishing

work tomorrow nesday."

or Wod-

The action was laken becouse of an unclllent ban on overtime which has resulted in ʼn shortage

Members ngreed to meet 20 minutes-Mr Valerian Zorin component parts. The ban is In protest gainst the break- again after backstage consulta-į (Soviet Union) sought priority

in talks over the break.

Last week

men were

The

the

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tions had established a better for the Outer Morollandown climate for consideration of calidary, outstanding Since

two candidates, both

of 1945. He made a pillar pre-cell that unless the lan was which have previously been posal last week but was over- vetoed.

ruled when die Council votedited shurt me working would endorse Sterra Lee's have to be introduced. Produc- tion of bractors is affected.— upplication.

China Moll Special,

The issue is closely tied in with

Chinese the question of representation because the

Brazzaville group of African

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states, strongly backing Mauri-| This stale later Wang admitted tonin's case for UN member- és

the tooth member of the ship, have said privately they UN. would blame the Chinese Nationalists and vote aerording-

The Council did not act on

More flying the Atlantic

ly in the General Assembly Mr Zurin's renewed request to-

day, because Mr

depot ship runs aground

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EAST GERMANS

EXTEND

BERLIN'S ZONE

OF DEATH

Berlin, Oct. 2.

The East German Communists today bricked up windows, strung new barbed wire barricades and dug trenches along the East-West Berlin border to extend their "zone of death." The zque Wha aimed at On the border" of the Ameri- providing a clear field of Are enn sector suburb of Kreuzberg, for police to shoot at refugees. other workers under Communist But at least ☐ dozen daring police guard felled trees and Eastern residents braved Com-uprooted shrubbery in a park. munist gunfire to flee success- On the French scelor border, Walvis Bay, Oct. 2. fully to West Berlin.

Werkmen mioaded concreto The 7,000-ton Soviet fishing West Berlin police reported blocks apparently intended for depot ship Simferopol that hots rang out along the construction of a second border which

border several points during wall, Four Communist armoured ran aground on

the night. Shrieks for help also personnel carriers guarded tho Saturday night on a sand-

were heard. Police seirebed workers, West Pollos reported, bank off the coast of for wounded refugees on the In another French sector bor. Southwest Africa, about western side of the border der area, Communist police

ron miles north of Walvisbarrier but found none. Bay, was still stuck fast today.

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erected a third barbed wire barrier and widened the zone of death 10 30 yards.

On Bernauer Trasse, windows One 10-year-old East German in border apartment houses The ship was reportedly r

youth swam the 100-yard-wide were cemented up as high as Christie Dur a Soviet veto blocked the ad

turning to her usual anchorage Spree River to reach West the third and fourth floors. mission of Mauritania, a foriner; (Liberia) proposed the adjourn

London, Oct. 2. about four miles ofthore in

Berlin.

A mile inside the East Bẹc- French possession of North, ment. saying he did so on a

The number of passengers By-heavy seas and thick mist when The Communists sent in 300 tor, the tiny enclave of Stein- Africa.

basis of mutual consultation:"

ing the Atlante Jumped nearly she ran aground.

workers to complete their death stuecken-made up of 30 houses among delegnies.

The Russians had not so far zone along the Tellow Canal on and 159 persons-became A He said the Council could 25 per ceni last year to almost

two million, the 18-member In-jasked for aid from the port au- the US acelor border. They due possible flashpoint in the East- muct after members had con-

As theriiles of Walvis Bay. Other tranches and razed everything West struggle Over Berlin.-- sulted further on the problem. flurnational Air Transport The Bussians have indicated j

today. ships of the Soviet fishing fleet in a 20-yard strip between two UPI. The mulion was unopposed-suction reported here they

barbed wire barricades. prepared to veto; Reuter.

were trying to free her.-AFP. Mauritania as long as Nationalist China burs clearance of Com- munist Outer Mongolia.

Two items

The Assembly is due shortly i (to take up two items deading with the representation of China in

UN. the

The i Nationalist regime of Prestient

20 Western Peace Marchers' demonstrate at

Moscow, Oct. 2.

Chiang Kai-shek at-present ve- Twenty Western "peace marchers" demonstrated

cuples Chino's sent.

During today's meeting of

the Counellt laster less than

1at

Detroit, Del. 2. The United Auto Workers. Union

today Announced union loculs at General Motors plants have accepted by an "overwhelming vole" the UAW's new three year

GM.

contract with

The new pact lakes effect to- morrow,-UPI,

The

today outside a large Soviet Army barracks

on the outskirts of Moscow.

an

pence marchers, wearing 1 Jeans and

sweaters and carrying banners calling for world distırmament and Lend tỏ nuclear testing, dis- covered the barracks on the cine of the main Minsk- Moscow road by accident. They stood silently in line for

20 minutes near the barracks | gate holding their banners,

then distributed leafely ex- plaining the march to dozens

Russion suldiers, who. smilingly accepted them.

une tense moment There was

when two soldiers with pls- teis in holsters at their hips rushed over to Bradford Lytije, 33-year-old National Secret-

ary of the Amerlenn Com- mittee for Non-Violent Acilon, i

Moscow barracks

and prevented him from The major ton was given a copy

demon- photographing the

of the leaflet. stration with its background

radar scanters.

a

of barrack huts and huge Lyttle said later: "It was

heavta-set opportunity to get our point of view over, We have entered rocket bases In the West and although we cannot hopu to do to here we have made history by de- monstrating outside « Sovlet Army bast."—Router.

Minules later Soviet Army major drew up in a truck and questioned tie marchers for 10 minuter, repeating several thmes that it was forbidden to taice any pictures

of Soviet military establishments.

Family of 7 killed

New York, Oct. 2, A family of seven åled today

when

truck semi-trailer smashed into their ear on the easterd edre of Fremont, Nebraska.

Authorities said the victims were a man and his wife from Blair, Nebraska, and their five children.

Identification of the dead was withheld pending notification of relatives.

The seven victims were pin- ned inside the car when it was crushed by the huge vehicle on a curve Just outside the city. UPI.

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