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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1961-06-01, Page 3from 6:45 tit,m, to 11:49 .a.n, and: agricultural labor from WO., to 4:40 in .the afternoon, Students were urged to keep pigs • and fowl; in case their 'charges stele fered accidents, the pigs went to. the students, the chickens to their teachers, Meanwhile, of course, there were the 'C-OlninntliSt incloctrina- courses. Mao's works are "too expen- sive," Leung said—the last pub- lishecl volume cost as much as. his school fees for an entire term. Therefore he had not bought any and..hacInot read them, His ideal- ogical, independence still bothers ed his classmates, some of whom continued sending letters even to Macao, accusing him of "low ideological thoughts," "So now," he said, ''w'he'never T recognize the handwriting on a • letter from China, I don't even, bother to open it. I just send It back to its writer unread." 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For Leung is a refugee from Communist China, and he knows that hard though his work may be, he is lucky to have a job at al] in crowded, unindustrialized Macao where one-quarter of a million people jostle each other in a finger-thin six square mile sliver of land almost encircled by Communist seas. I waited in a friend's dockside office the other evening to meet. Leung and ask him about life in Communist China, from which he escaped in a sampan last July. Our appointment was at nine, but when my friend went to look for him at 9:30 he found him still working in the store and pleading that he would not be free till 10:30 and would appre- ciate a short interview as he would have to go right back to work after it, Promptly at 10:30 Leung show- ed up—a shy, soft-spoken boy of 18, with doelike eyes but with an undertone of fire in his low- toned, rapid Cantonese speech. His family had been in the shipbuilding business: Leung ex- plained, and he himself had hoped to work for an engineer- ing degree after graduating from secondary school. But this was the year when the Commun- ist authorities had decreed all students Should spend some time in the agricultural communes helping the farmers. He was STAMPS FREE, GO different stamps, includes Br. Col., U.S.A., foreign, to collectors re- questing approvals. "Rebins," 1322 Moor W., Toronto 4, Ontario. FREE 100 STAMPS WITH LARGE COLORFUL STAMP AP- PROVALS 60% OFF scow. FASTAMP CO., P.O. BOX 1205, POMPANO BEACH-, FLA., U.S.A, SUMMER RESORTS SHASTA TRAILERS, more people buy SHASTA than any other Travel Trailer. WERNER TRAILER SALES, SELKIRK, ONT., RR 2, PHONE 776-2373 Sla,KIRK. ISSUE 25 — 1961 FOR SALE - New Modern Home over- looking beautiful river; and reel estate business. One hundred mile territory separate office, $27,000, terms. 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Suckers Are Alike The World Over The raucous call of the pitch- man is contagious anywhere, and nowhere more so than along Istanbul's teeming Golden Horn, He stood on the shore, barking in Turkish until the cords of his neck swelled out, and, pushing gawking boys and men — no wo- men — into a rude line toward his boat, anchored along a tiny Wharf behind him, Here was a mystery. The boat herself Was high prowed and high sterned and neither more nor less vividly painted than her sister fishing boats, rising and falling at anchor all along the noisy waterfront, But the pitch- man's boat contained a cabin rnidships, arid' the cabin roof, reached by climbing a steep com- panionway, was lined with boys and men, gazing Over a curtain at something carefully hidden from view, Occasionally the watchers burst into excited clapping, and at each such bursts the pitchttiari increased his efforts, until more .standers -by — horny 'handed sailors of the waterfront, mostly fttnibled in their pockets for a coin to' jells the line. Beside the pitelenati stood a pelican, hunched down upon itself, 'Open- ing its great beak iii huge yawns, as though bored by the secret it long 'since had known, The 81.11eititaii Mosque, that marvel of G olden' :oath* above the Golden Horn hi plain vie* Of the Men around the boat, could Ivait, !tit delicate' nitriakets e FEAR 60 bISFIGUREMENT LEADS To MURDER Dante Betitiont, 55, is "shown at fan' 'Lawn, N.J., after hit arrest for the inerdee. of his son, beiniel (right), 14, BeniOni, whaie fate is partially paralyzed, said he feared his son would go thtongh life with, ihnilar affliction. Daniel h-ad a fate Mutate severed dutinilt kot efy wheri he was 9, whose Wife died d yetit dOtt, fired two theft into his iblitiOn0 son's head E ,polito sold. MERRY MENAGERIE "We're not COMPLETELY dominated—they can lead us - to water, but they CAFT make us drink!" APPITh STOREKEEPERS - W,rtte for free espy summer specialty eietaiogne teetering large assortment SeaS011eble merchandise, TOYS. 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It was my turn, I gave my ticket to a hard-eyed Turk at the door and entered the dimness of the cabin, Writes Harry 13, Ellis in the Christian Science Monitor. Mystery, romance — all faded away. The boat was a floating aquarium, and a poor one at that, In separate tanks, swam, or lay dully, an eel, something like a wall-eyed pike, two dishearten- ed skates, and a more than un- heartened little sea horse: But up above? Where those men stamp- ed and clapped? What might there be up there? I came out into' the sunlight end climbed the stairs. Men were applauding even as I climbed and I heard a strange barking grunt. As eagerly as the rest, I pushed my way to the eurteirt and, peer- ed down. Before me, in shallow water, lay four weary seals, dotted by the summer heat, At the com- mand of another pitchman, arm ed with a pole, one of the seals clambered slOwly over a kind of barrel into another tank of water. Excited clapping around me, This was the act which had produced that applause that kept the crowd growing below, Two of the other seals, lay on their backs in the shallow tanks, presumably trying to keep both cool and Wet. Out of sad, dark eyes, the performing seal loolt- Ed plaintively at his Master, I had had enough. Perennial sucker for e pitehrean, I had fallen again. In the way of all these who have fallen,. I looked Wise and knowing as I parted the crowd eteratid the Pitchman and walked rapidly away, to- ward those other enyateifee, thy, stories Of the ages— the Mos- tette' of Istanbul. BABY CHICKS BRAY has dayolds and started imme- diate shipment, IIIRxelt, 111ReLe, par ks. 11P7, Ames Series 505, 424, 434, Ask for new summer prieeliet. Order summer 13reiler chicks now. See local agent, or write Bray Hatchery, 120 John North. Hamilton, one BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ATTENTION 1 Garage and service eta• elate store dealerships available. Only tion owners. 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And When people in neighbouring houses began to complain about the noises emanating feet)", the prison at night, officials of the penal. administration cleeided it was time to step in and suggest B. tittle more discretion on the part of the prison guards, But a. closer check revealed that the • sounds heard by neighbours were not groans and cries of terror but raucous laughter and jazz music, When police paid a surprise midnight visit to the prison they fennel: radio sets in every eel], even some with TV as well; • stockpiles of whisky and cig- arettes; knives, hidden in mattresses, which, as the cell ssralLs testi- fied, had been used for, playing darts; • and liberal supplies, of hashish, home-grown in the prison gar- den.. Never had convicts had it so. good. The harsh reputation of the Central Prison was denials ished overnight. • After the police raid half the prison guards were charged with. negligence and corruption. They, together . with Warden. 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Research has shown that more heat comes through flat paint than through glossy enamel. Metallic paints are quite unsuitable — they keep the heat in! keeee_ PUBLIC EYE — Denver police are using a new Traffipax camera system to get evidence of motor violations at the time of arrest. S e q u e n ce cameras, shown through windshield, are mount- ed on dash. On top of car, next to siren, is• flash unit for night photos. sent to one of these communes for a year, during which most of the textbook knowledge he had acquired at school was forgotten. Even after this he was not given a chance to fulfill his am- bition. The authorities sent him to a training school for teachers —a profession in which he had little interest, "You can't go on this way," his elder brother told him one day. "If you can't get the school- ing you want, you will just be working like an ox for the rest of your days." With his family's encouragement, the two brothers found a sampan, and made the risky escape to Macao last sum- mer. So far, of course, the escape has done little to forward Le- ung's ultimate ambitions. Slide- rule calculations and the draft- ing board are as far beyond his reach today as when he toiled in the paddy fields of China, writes Takashi Oka in the Christian Science Monitor. "I am an apprentice, though,. and I have no complaints," Le- ung said when asked about this. He would not go back to China now even if the Communists offered. him an engineering de- gree. "What would be the use? Af- terward, I'd only be pushed out again to work in the fields," Le- ung said. Food, in Leung's case, was not as impelling a factor in prompt- ing escape as in that of the ma- jority of mainland refugees: In fact, he said, teacher trainees received preferential treatment, getting seven ounces of cooked rice' twice a day, compared to three to five ounces per meal for ordinary students. And whereas peasant refugees complained of not having eaten meat for two years, Leung said his comrades enjoyed one or two slices per month, Nevertheless, even among stu- dents, food was a pervasive con- cern,. Leung said. Their combin- ed work-and-study program went on for 10 hours a day—study Sweet-Pea Seeds Help Fight Arthritis What do sweet-pea seeds and synthetic rubber particles have in common? They are both im- portant research tools in The Canadian Arthritis and Rheum- atism Society's broad attack on arthritis, one of Canada's major health problems, reports Dr. Almon Fletcher, Chairman of the Society's Committee on Research and Professional Education, Dr. Fletcher, in announcing the C.A.R.S.' awards, said that the 1961-62 grants and fellow- ships made by the Society in con- junction with the Department of National Health and Welfare, will bring arthritis research ex- rependitures since 1950 to over $1,500,000, The 1961-62 program will sup- port the work of 41 University- based investigators in the amount of more than $282,000. The scope and variety of arthritis research was evident at the Second Cana- dian Conference on Research in the Rheumatic Diseases last Fall, At this time, investigators were exposed directly to each other's widely-differing work, Sweet-pea seeds contain a sub- stance called proprionitrile which causes destructive changes in connective tissue, site of arthri- tis. Its effect on animals, is un- der study. The clustering of synthetic rubber particles in the latex fixation test helps detect a mysterious substance, the rhe- umatoid factor, which appears in the blood of patient with rhe- umatoid arthritis, the most seri- ous form of the disease. CONFERENCE etinfere with iN CANADA— President jobri n Canada on a state visit, Cariadicin Priine MiniSide john Dieferibake in Ottawa.