The Daily News (St. John's, N.L.), 1961-03-21

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THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961    (Price 7 Cents)
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[Verwoerd Comes Home To Cheers And Violence
egroes And Whites Clash
k White Women March In
jrotest Against Apartheid
'    BREAD.
TEST
I'   11 l-M.EKSOX CALL ,
\\\r>IH IU; l\i*iitt'i*s—South African Prime I
11,Mi:ik Verwoerd eame home Mondav to
, v,,\,:>. !;\niiis and violence between whites !
-  Jj,! « li.it (Iod w anled us to do," the Prime |
..Id ;>. ■.-licrriiiii airport crowd ol more thai
FOR TALKS
By JOHN  TALBOT
iu... nleased ourselves from the pressure
ii.-Am.uis wlio have heen taking over ihe
loiiltli." he added in a speech outlining his   So^
ii pull Smith Africa out of the Comitto
GENEVA  iRciiUts)—Brilain
Monday  expressed  high  lu
for today's resumpl
clear  lest   ban  talk
y echoed by the
plion of nu- |..
Iks. a scnli- %■
i-h_.il  bv lhe   _L«
Amcri'
a mon;
»  British and Russian dele-
pales will he lhc first lull-scale
negotiations between l-'.asl and
West since President Kennedy
look office.
Britain's David Omi.'jy-finrc
said on arrival here Monday
there was a "very real chance
ni ii-uiiu- refer- ence on racial relations.
."','• ',,,,-■:held stand      Monday's interracial trouble
' * "'ivimu'" Minister came  afler  300  white   women
FF'j,   ihe   Common- marched    in    protest    against
■ '.'-( rini-iers'  meel- apartheid.
:H  VirT*drdm" vci "i'S^nSS^ . of^reemen,  in" .he'^month
i-:tS-  S1.'U  ■« «—J   ta,*k^r:,,river'.hmf-do-
:.....'„,„ !,,„„ England.   "South African women arc not ^ ^ ^.^ nf ^ ^
,   Nm-   Zealand   and   Congo nuns. viet Uuinll, inll ng far as I am
"T^L     ind.mand  all   ™'-"',»«*   »* Wcst   is  <k't(,r'
i Mm   she   airport   attacked the sluden* ^al    mincd to gel a treaty as quickl
h.rf «uh ii> prayers  but one of their banners were
,   ,r i„. the crowd,  brought down in a swirl of fists :     P™"™-
£_£ ,.-/ minor vio-i Then a group ot whites stared
ri'ss'-saipvwsa-
f« ; n in downtown Jo-  tions. Airport security was tight
1 croup of whiles  as the prime ministers plane
■ Nceroes. kick-  came in from London.
twhin-mem i    One of Verwoerd's fellow Na-
r\>Eroe^ fled hut some : lional Party members greeted
L nd beaten. 1 the Dutch-born prime m.mste
fcto earlier, police, as "not only the leader of   he
ri_v«al Xejrro leaders.' white man in Africa but_ the
CIllCACO-WhilefireiiK
ud through del*
nephew Will in:
; possible," hc told reporters.
CLARK GABLE'S
SON BORN
ens lo collapse a
McCov joked wil
(IT. telephoto).
Tom Watson living oi
McCoy. 31. McCov
in. 3 JO. l-'iieinen du
pinned hy a yaul gii'de
.-all .
i McC.
He hii
id) talks to his trapped
vas buried when building
through nibble guided b\
movement of which ihi'eal-
ue.rs. Despite broken legs,
r.ippcd more than 16 hours.
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Clark
Gable's widow gave birth Monday to an eight-pound boy.
Bolh Mrs. Kay Gable and the
baby,  delivered  by  Cacsarean
al Vegro leaders.' white man in Ainca uu. ..... | scctjoni were reported in good
._..., appeared aimed  leader of thc white man in ine   condition at Hollywood Prcsby-
Visit, off anv organized ' world." terian Hospital.
lUinst Verwoerd's de-:     "Africa is becoming more and      „„,.,_   ,„_„,,,
. :_m South Africa quit   more non-white," said the prime
Innmlih when it be-, minister, whose nation numbers
.republic Slav 31. about 3,000,000 whites and 10,
too leaders arrested   000.000 negroes and other non-1 wmca iorwaru WBBrtf  i(, ,1B _
■t:x: z,z" ■* - - •• i- >» *: b",»...,«,o-._-_, r'r i-rts „„:;
....  Supprr«ion   and   Commonwealth  any  more  be-. padnR durjn{, ||le s|irs,,rj. was  scribed   the c.ibinct   icgiiUum.   ,m
asm Act and lhc Un-   cause it is a different Common-, M_._ Gah]e.s n.ycar.0|{| s(,
Acl. Police   wealth." he said, adding he was •   —
Pearson Attacks Govt.
Stand On Depressed Area
i„,    ,„   ,i„-;nr,->t„    tin-   .nils    would    continue    bringili.
Navy Clerk Says
He Gave 0ut-0f
Focus Pictures
To Communists
Bv THOMAS A. REEDY
LONDON AP-A British navy clerk testified
Monday he gave a Communist spy ring photographed plans of a British nuclear submarine built with
American advice. He insisted he took the pictures
out of- focus so thc plans would be useless to those
receiving them.
Henrv F. Houghton, 55, said thc onlv reason
lie worked with the spy ring was that his mistress
bad been threatened and he was afraid thugs also
would beat him as thcy had before.
Houghton   and  his girl friend,; man   named   "Nikki"   and   an-
Miss Ethel Cec, 46. are among other named "John.'*
five defendants  being  tried  on'   This   led,   he   testified,   to   a
charges of spying on the Royal   meeting   with   Gordon A. Lons-
X.-ny. dale,   37.   a   co-defendant   who
II o u g h t o n's testimony has carries a Canadian passport but
been awaited by British" and is alleged to be a Russian.
'.'.S. diplomats and politicians Houghton introduced Lonsdale
villi some apprehension. Some to Miss Gee.
'imgressincn in Hie '.'liteil Th?. three wcr? arretted in a
States have already mentioned -January roundup that also took
die trial in complaining of leaks hi Peter Kroger, SO, and his
when secret information is *>*•'■ h\ Helen, 17, whose home
:i\fii hv the I'nitcd Stiles to contained radio transmitting
its niiics. -ind    microfilm equipment, $10,
hi   response   to   a   series   ot 100l> in I'. S. money  and some
pi-osCL'tUion 'ucslions.     Houghton  forged  passports,
said he took photograph!; nf the!    The Krogers have been identi-
Admiralty's f'.cet orders, of warjiicd_by the  FBI  in Washing!""
vessels   and   specifically   of   the
with
' first
Gable, longtime movie hero.      OTTAWA  (CP)  - Opposi ion been
died in the same hospilal lasl I-eadcr   Pea, son   cha   ed      on irea
Nov. 16 of a heart attack. This day that the  goyernmen s at.,- Mi.
was his first child and he had 'udc  toward high-unemployment teas
looked forward eagerly to its depressed  areas  has  becn    tn times
to designate    the crals   would    ......
the matter lo public ..
,1-son said deorcssed despite "demagogic om
not  loo  apparent, in  hy «hinet minis.e,^^
Dreadnought.  Britain'
clear  submarine,
wilh U.S. advice.
Anti   •   submarine  documents
    also   supplied  to  the  spy
Houghton said. The prose-
.  also
supplied    the
ex pa i
the
At  i
.oint  M
-sions. But the tercel
refused to ad- Trade
a recesion. he Mr.   II
i« Art. I'ouce   weami.   »<: »•■>•• -•■-—»  --  .
_ 6*m mrn-hors or for-1 not prepared for Afro - Asian
| ttibm of » committee' stales to dictate to South Af-
*t •« »ll-.\frica confer-' rica. 	
irtugal Orders Troops
Angola Territory
S (Reuters) — Portu-  ces possible would be used "for
1)V for  determining  chronic    	
^'^h^Shir^nn £"- Slrirone^ lihaps by  mid-siimmer <'.,„ ^
Mrs   Gables daughter   Joan. dcpi.cciation    as    --ludi.  iK,a will he out of thc trough o the
9, was not a    lie hosp tal. e io    M|.   Pc,,,son s;m|. men
Dr. Richard Clark, who per-       > ^ ,    „,. em, of thc yca,- thcy
formed the Caesarean  ,«|.on «f» inlo  a  twa-.the recession winch the go---* «"e-t
!Slf^3rS3:^ -l>P!y debate in the C„m->mc,i, wouldn't  adm.l
L-nh:
"That
     employ
material.
MIXED DOCUMENTS
Pe-nson en- Houghton contended lhat by
,..1V ..change with the time the spy ring got the
UM- Mees He said material it was uscle.-..
I i, i weel-\ ,n camera was deliberately set out
!"', ,hc Pro«rcs^e of focus so the Dreadnought
' ;U,Ha.ionethat photos would be blurred and
enu.ved Canada's the documents wcre ananged it
u 1,-oMbles because such a way as to present a con
cod    the    Liberals'  lused intelligence picture
He   said   he   got   involved   ir
slanderous and con-   ' ""'    '«'   wilh   a  fore'"ner
operative condition is good."
would  ne       """ •*•':"". .",',"" '":,,   Mr ' ,,-hn «avc him X8 for informa-
,llluI,bwithanon.co.,fide.,ccmo-over.    But    lhe   unemployment cm,,    e   falsehood,    .aid   SIr*, H™ ;bou, the Royal N^fter
             llion saying the double-dcprccia- problem would not end with it. 1" •    ■                         .    what  had
 ;            |lion system will be ineffective.>   The  Liberal  loader  said  the M*. »^. ney        ^ ^
The Korean language has an'that the definition of depressed  hard core  of unemployment ..- c ^         ■             ■
alphabet of 11 vowels and 14  areas is too restrictive, and that creases with each> r™ b"1' ^ une.riplo>*menl figures are
cJnsonanl,                            J^___!_^..^^ "
the rapid punishment of the
barbarous criminals who committed horrible crimes" during
the raids last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Portugal says many of the
raiders came from across the
border of the neighboring Con-
.   t time, i night cur-  go.
""Posed on the Negro     The agency reported Sunday
the capital.' that many captured terrorists
ti troop reinforce-
, —ri to thc West
ptontory of Angola fol-
Twrorist raids last week
J* "cores „i whites were
f t« Portuguese news
ft-Bitinii reported Mon-
F •f Luanda, t
■ftiro dt Si
*7 quoted a commu
aj«U Govcrnor-Gen-
■ bu0 l' Sllv* Tilvrares
K"« the reinforcements
r.** «arted arriving.
"unique said all for-
were outsiders but there were
also some Angolans "who let
themselves be involved by the
manoeuvres of the enemies of
I the nation, often through^the
I influence of witch doctors."
:as Morris Cohen and his wife.
I Lola, American citizens and for-
I mcr residents of New York. _
Houghton said he was bullied
and browbeaten into the situation. Once he said he' was
I slugged by scveral men because
he failed to show up for an appointment with "Nikki or
John." He said he was fright-
med because the ring threatened lo send Miss Gee "booby-
traps" and "parcels that explode." . ,
Attorney-General Sir Reginai'.
I Manning-Buller asked why, in
the face of these admissions,
Houghton pleaded not guilty
with the other four defendants.
Houghton replied he was not familiar with the law and felt thai
a guilty plea would have prevented him from making a full
I explanation" of how he was ter-
I rorized into his acts.
Weathe
'd drifting snow,
- to flurries and
' drifting snow.
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Nfld. Skies
TUESDAY, March 21st.
Sunset today      6:14 p.m.
.6:00 a.m.
Moonset tonight
 11:50 p.m.
First Quarter .... March 23
TIDES
High:.
10:47 a.m.
Low:
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VISIBLE PLANETS
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—^--^-r- Suggests Pathet Lao
Kidnapping Trial Opens Set Up Own States
In Sydney Australia -—~
      * A ' >n  Rradlev's house which w
SYDNEY    (Reuters)   —   n , ... ~—.^	
mother broke down and wept  the  same  color as
■ -' i-;-i    ,_hicii the bov's body
SYDNEY    (Reuters)
By JOHN RODERICK
I   VIENTIANE,      (API - With
i rebel   force s   pressing  toward
„. • h _, | Vientiane on two fronls, a Lao-
house which was i
government official
July 7, shortly after his father I
won $224,000 in a lottery. His
body was* found six weeks later
in a vacant lot in a Sydney suburb.
Bradley was arrested Oct. 10
on a liner which stopped in Colombo, Ceylon, on its way to
London. He Was returned for
trial.
airlifted to the spot by helicop
ter.
Morris suffered cuts on the
head and hand. Good was
brushed but otherwise apparently unhurt.
CAPTURED BY CONGOLESE TROOPS
MATADI, Congo:-Armed Congolese soldiers stand
guard over Siidanese troops of the United Nations
i Command, after the latter group was captured in
fighting! here,- March 5th.   The Sudanese soldiers, |   Prosecutor ja mmj - j —« ^ »- -^  h
'shown with their hands,in the air, were forced to ; JeJ j* JJf^. ^   A dian t   be caied
lay down their arms aud were then transported back . ping by sevcral items. , 2?tlZjyM7lLlSt
to Leopdldvillc.-(UPI Radidtelephoto). '|   These included a tassel found fur traders and eolonists
NOT  "REDSKINS"
The   skin   of an   Indian   is
ial. ! brown,   Fondness  for  painting
Prosecutor W. J. Knight told ] themselves with red ocher or
"—-"-■ '»•"-1 «iii»p   rod   ni?ments   led   thc
TROUBLE IN ORAN
ORAN (Reuters) - Police
clashed Monday with some
3,000 Moslem demonstrators in
nearby Mostaganem and the
army occupied the west Algerian town with tanks and armed
"a small Moslem girl was kill
ed in the clash and officials
said three Moslems were injur-
e_ Police detained about 100
persons for identity checks.
Natchez, Miss., founded in
1716. is the oldest cily on thc
Mississippi River.
Source of the Mississippi
River is in Minnesota's 32,000-
facre Itasca State. Pf-rk.
| posal was backed by pro-Wttt«rn
I Premier Prince Boun Oum and
l his strongman, Gen. Phoumi Nos-
avan.
j   Bouavan said the Pathet Lao
j should be permitted to carvt out
their states from territory the
rebels now control, and all states
The   startling   proposal   was j would ba represented in an elect-
outlined bv Information Minister ed national parliament
Bouavan Norasn in the   weekly     Actually, under the pli
1IIUU1C „_   M11„. _ -ug  in   uan    Kovciiiii.c.v  „ _.    ...
bcforc the man"accused of kid-: which the boy's'body was found I posed Monday that the Pro-Corn-, J
napping and murdering her (wrapped and strands of hair i munist Pathet La set up its own j
eight-year-old   son   as   onc   of' from a pekincse dog found on   states. > I
Australia's most widely - pub- the rug. Bradley owned a peki- : The startling proposal was j
licized trials opened Monday,   i nese, thc prosecutor said. outlined by Information Minister |«a muojw. i^~—•
Mrs. Freda Thome broke; About 90 prosecution wifnes- Bouavan Norasn in the ^iJgl^ta^KaC
i down under cross-examination! scs are expected lo appear dur- newspaper "Echo*', and repeated »™«J »« J 5__f«_SttaS.
in the early stages of the trial   ing the trial. j n the inlormat.on ministry's pub-, ^ similar to that ex«taig sev
of Stephen Leslie Bradley, 34,   l^ion. "The Voice of the Peo- ^J-JJJ ^£*Z
G°rraem«eThoteP  " '       PF^IIF    PIIMBFB^ ^     simultaneous     appear- by the Pathet Lao and the Com-
"S^Xaded  not  guilty        RESCllE    CUMBERS        ances oI tn   plan _. the two pub- —tb^oe ^ legal ruler rt
when the trial opened. Police:    JUNEAU, Alaska (API-Two Ijgggg made it appear the pro- ^os, was premier. 	
scuffled   with  women   outside j young  climbers were  rescued j '
the central criminal court herc i Monday from a 50 - foot • deep
trying to push their way into ; crevasse on nearby Mendcnhall
the courtroom. } Glacier where they wcre trap-
Mrs. Thome identified Brad- j ped overnight,
ley as a man who called at thc i    Roger Morris, li), and  Gale
Thorne home a month before ! Good, 19, both of Juneau, werc
the boy was kidnapped. i pulled from the bottom of the
Graeme   was   abducted   last | sheer crevasse by a rescue team
•You'd think people who like
lo hear nice things about themselves would have the good
judgment to say nice things
i about othew."    ,
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