The Daily Telegraph from London, Greater London, England (2024)

November 3, 1971

Publication:

The Daily Telegraphi

Location:

London, Greater London, England

Issue Date:

Wednesday, November 3, 1971

Page:

30

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50 The Daily Telegraph Wednesday November 3 1971 01-629 0651 Travel to the USA and see Iceland on the tvay With LOFTLEIDIR ICELANDIC AIRLINES Stop-over tour at special rates or accommodation at Hotel LofUeidlr latest and largest faoteL Details: Loftleidir 43 South Audley Street London Wl Tel: 499 6721 629 7944 BENTLEY sr PURCHASE DIAMOND JEWELS PRECIOUS STONES ANTIQUE JEWELLERY ANTIQUE GOLD AND ENAMEL SNUFF BOXES AND WATCHES HIGHEST PRICES PAID PATTESON On Nov 1 peacefully a Walmer nursing home Kathleen CHOU AIDE NAMED AS CHIEF UN DELEGATE By STEPHEN CONSTANT Communist Affairs Staff rHIA0 KUAN-HUA 63 Communist Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs who will lead his delegation to the United Nations General Assembly has been a close aide of Chou En-lai the Chinese Prime Minister for some 20 years He is one of the most interesting officials in the Chinese Foreign Ministry He studied at Tubingen University in Germany in the 1930s and speaks good English and German as well as some Russian French and Japanese BIRTHS CHRISTENINGS and IN MEMORIAM 75p per line MARRIAGES DEATHS and ACKNOWLEDGMENTS £1 per line (minimum 2 lines) FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES WEDDINGS Ac on Court Page £2 per line Announcements authenticated by the name and permanent address ot the sender may be sent to THE DAILY TELEGRAPH 135 Fleet Street London EC4 or except for Court Page announcements telephoned (by telephone subscribers only) to 01-653 2060 Announcements can be received bv telephone between 9 a in and 645 p-rq Monday to Friday on Saturday berwecn 9 am and 12 noon and Sunday between 10 am and 3 pm RIVAL FOR HOUGHTON NOMINATED By Rowland Summerscales Political Staff 41 Norman Pentland 59 MP for Chester-Le-Street was last night nominated to oppose Mr Douglas Houghton 73 for the chairmanship of the Parliamentary Labour party His nomination is a reflection of the deep bitterness which still persists among anti-Market Labour Ps over Mr action in voting in favour of entry to the Common Market on the terms Mr Pentland a retired miner is sponsored by the National Union of Mineworkers which is deeply opposed to entry He will have the backing of most of the group Another of his backers is Mr Alfred Morris (Wythenshawe) a strong anti-Marketeer and former Parliamentary Private Secretary to Mr Fred Peart ex-Lord President Possible candidates SOUTHGATE On Oct 23 at Mount Alvernia Guildford to Ashara and Stuart Southgate a daughter (Tanya Marija) STAPLETON On Oct 31 to Jennifer (nee Smith) and Philip Stapleton a son (Nicholas Charles) Flat 2 86 Harestone Valley Road Caterham Surrey On Oct 24 at Ivy House Farm Gillingham Becclea to Sheila (nee Davis) and Roger Steeds a daughter (Katharine) TATE On Nov 2 1971 at Pem- bury Hospital to Angela (nte Besant) and Michael Tate a son (Richard Michael Maurice) a brother for Charlotte WAKELEY On Nov I 1971 at College Hospital to Pamela (nte James) and Robin Wakeley a daughter a sister for Roderick and Annabelle WARREN On Nov 2 at Tunbridge Wells Maternity Home to Alison (nte Banks) and John Warren a daughter (Susan Victoria) a sister for lan WATSON On Oct 31 1971 at Kingsbury Maternity Hospital London to Elza (nte Graham) and Robert Edmond Watson of 11 Corfe Avenue South Harrow a son (Brian Robert Graham) a brother for Fiona WHITE On Nov 2 1971 at Farnborough Hospital Kent to Dena (nte Littleboy) and Brian White a son YOUNG On Nov 1 1971 to Helen (nte Gladstone) and Young a son BIRTHS Labour tactics By Rowland Summerscaleg Continued from Page 1 coming issues which have not been debated since July and which affect millions of people We have a job to do sorting out the position in the party first and at meeting the resumed meeting of the Parliamentary Labour party I shall lay down my requirements to every member of the Mr Wilson said it was time the authority of the party was reasserted But the tactic of an anti-Market amendment to the speech was not the way The test is how we are going to get this Government out? If I thought this tactic was the way to do it I would be the first to do it and indeed insist on He believed that the attitude of local Labour parties on the Common Market issue was bewildered angry but utterly Mr Wilson promised Mr Douglas Jay a leading anti-Marketeer that if he failed to get a Government assurance that the Common Market legislation would not be shortened he would demand a vote of censure Sharp reply When the Left wingers moved into the attack Mr Norman Atkinson (Tottenham) asked Mr Wilson to give an assurance that he would not make any statement in the House which would pre-empt the position of the party on shortening the Common Market legislation Mr Wilson replied sharply that he would not be told what assurances he had to give The party leader had authority to make his own speech Mr Orme (West Salford) was angered by the decision of the Shadow Cabinet not to table an amendment to the Address on the Common Market Such an amendment would have put the Tory anti-Market-eers to the test and would have taken the smile off But one of the pro-Market Mr Mayhew a former Minister said he thought the entry terms were acceptable and he would not vote against them MARRIAGES One of the most intriguing things about him is that he headed the Chinese delegation to the Russian-Chinese border talks which began in 1969 after bloody clashes between the two countries Travelled widely He was appointed Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1964 He has travelled widely in VVestern Europe Eastern Europe and Asia often in the entourage of Chou En-lai His links with the Chinese Prime Minister were strengthened after his marriage to chief woman aide She died last year The Peking cable to Thant announcing the composition of the Chinese delegation failed to say when it will arrive in New York Huang Hua the present Chinese ambassador to Canada will act as deputy and will serve as permanent representative During the Cultural Revolution in China Chiao was bitterly criticised and his teenage son was arrested But he re-appeared regularly after 1968 DEATHS (Continued) DRESDEN On Nov 2 1971 peacefully at Rome Hill Nursing Home Dorking Lily Ethel aged 90 years of 147 Barnett Wood Lane Ashtead beloved aunt ot Geoflrey and Gordon Kempster luneral service at Randalls Pack Crematorium Leatiierhead on Monday Nov 8 at 2 pm Flowers may be sent Sherlock Sons Trellis House Dorking DREW On Oct 28 suddenly whilst on holiday in Gibraltar Isobel beloved wife ot Harold Nelson DsuiW dearly loved mother and grdndmotber Fortified by the Rites ot Holy Church Funeral arrangements later RlP DY AS On Nov 1 peacefully at Dartlord Kent Mildred Sarah aged 8b ot Barnehurert Kent bedoved mother ot George Funeral private Nu flowers please ELEY On Sunday Oct 31 1971 at her home 21 Betatyle Road Nll Dora Allison aged 73 years Funeral service at St Marylebone Crematorium East End Road Finchley N2 at 2 pm on Wednesday Nov 10 No flowers by request GOLDSMITH On Nov 2 1971 peacefully alter a gallant fight Margaret Olive of 21 Coopers Hill Willingdon Sussex in her 87 th year widow of Chiet Inspector Goldsmith Eastbourne Police Loved by so many but especially dear to her daughters Gwenneth and Margaret to whom she was devoted Funeral service at St Church Willingdoo on Monday Nov 8 at 230 pm followed by cremation Family flowers only at her wish but it desired donations to Willingdon Memorial Hall Golden Jubilee Fund co Barclays Bank 63 Terminus Road Eastbourne The world has been made lovelier for those who walked and talked with her On Nov 2 1971 at St Bridgets Bexhill-on-Sea after a long illness bravely borne Hilda beloved widow ot Thomas Knowles Graham and wonderful mother of Angela of 48 Amherst Road Bexhill-on-Sea Funeral at Gorina Parish Church Oxon on Monday Nov 8 at 3 pm Nearer my God t0 thee Flowers to Mummery Bexhill HALEY On Oct 31 1971 Ethel Mary aged 90 years of 1 Alderton Road SE24 Funeral service at West Norwood Crematorium on Friday Nov 5 at 3 pm HARNOR On Nov 1 1971 Muriel Doris Harnor Sadly missed by Timothy Dandy friends and neighbours Cremation at Honor Oak 1120 am Nov 8 HARRIS On Oct 11 1971 sud denly at her home 58 Homewood Avenue Wellington NZ Josie beloved wife of Harris 11 4RRISON On Oct 18 suddenly at Palma Majorca John Malcom late of Saville Gough and Hay HAYWARD On Nov 1 1971 In hospital- Stanley Forrester Hayward aged 83 of Wellesley Road London W4 dearly loved husband of Muriel and father of Pamela and Robert Cremation at Mortlake Friday Nov 5 at 10 am Flowers to Sanders 447 Upper Richmond Road West London SW14 HERBERT-BURNS On Oct 31 1971 peacefully Inez of Little Garth Canford Cliffs Bournemouth beloved wife of the late Alexander Herbfrt-Burns and dear mother of Jack Funeral service St Charminster Dorset at 1015 am Saturday Nov 6 followed by cremation at Weymouth Family flowers only please Donations may be sent to St John Ambulance Association and Brigade 1 Grosvenor Crescent London Wl HIRBFRD On Nov 2 Wing Commander George Christopher Hibberd RAF (Retd) of Wyke Lodge Normandy Surrey (formerly of Salcombe Devon) Cremation Guildford Crematorium Nov 5 at 12 noon No flowers Any donations to Cancer Research please HICKS On Nov 1 peacefully at Denville Hall John Sibley also known as Edgar Bruce Funeral Breaksnear Crematorium 1120 am Friday Nov 5 Flowers to Spark Ltd Pinner Road North wood HLMFREY JONES On Oct 31 1971 in a Bath nursing home Ada Geraldine Humirey Jones in her 100th year late of Southbourne Gardens Baih widow of Rev Thomas Jones Greatly loved bv all Funeral service tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) Haycombe Crematorium 320 pm Family flowers only HURREiN On Oct 31 1971 Herbert George late of Phoenix Assurance Co Ltd London aged 67 years beloved husband of Corrie and dear father of Elizabeth Llaine and Richard at Westbourne Interment private No flowers On Nov 1 peacefully Florence Gladys late of Meadowside Road Cheam Funeral at St Church Cheam Tuesday Nov 9 at 2 pm Flowers to A Truelove St Son Ltd 31 High Street Cheam IRELAND On Oct 29 1971 sud denly William George Ireland aged 89 years at 3 Hasletts Close Tunbridge Wells last surviving son of John Reid Ireland and Mary Ann Elizabeth of of a Maude aged 83 widow of Harold Pattesom of Consular Service and beloved mother of Patrick and Michael Cremation private inquiries to Denne Walmer PAYNE On Oct 29 In a road accident George Inward Payne CEtig FIEE of 40 Merttiyrmawr Road Bridgend Glam beloved husband Peggy Family flowers only PEACEY On Oct 31 1971 RY Canon Raphael Peacey M( MA Canon Emeritus of Bristol of Hurstpier-point Sussex husband of Mildred father Joy Funeral Hurstpierpoint Parish Church tomorrow (Thursday) at 1230 No flowers Inquiries to Davey urvtpierpoint 2179 PEAco*ck On Nov 2 1971 aftet long illness at South Runcton Norfolk Emily Margaret Funeral servicn on Friday Nov 5 at 2 pm Family flowers only RICHARDSON Oh Nov 2 hi hoe-Pital after a Kong illness patiently borne of 265 Neasbam Road Darlington John George Richardson DIP GS aged 26 years well belosred son of Doroth Marguerite (n6e Hall) and Thomas William Richardson and dear brother of Billy Rachael David and Stephanie Funeral Friday Nov 5 vice in Eastbourne Methodist Church 1015 a in followed by interment at West Cemetery Thy will be done ROBINSON On Oct 31 1971 suddenly John Nicholas Gray dearly loved husband of Sheila and loving fathev of Julia Timothy and Christopher Funeral at Chobham Pariah Church on Friday Nov 5 at 2 30 pm Flowert to Coleman St Son Chobham Surrey ROBINSON On Tuesday Nov 2 1971 peacefully in his sleep Keith Alexander (Jimmy) beloved husband of Lena Cremation at the Chllternn Crematorium Amersham Bucks at 330 pm on Friday Nov 5 Flowers to Walding 63 High Street Uxbridgs Middx ROW On Oct 31 1971 at 8t Nursing Home N9 Harriet widow of Frederick Row and mother of Monsignor Frederick Row Fortified by the Rites of Holy Church Funeral Mass at the Church of St Edmund Hertford Road N9 11 am Friday Nov 5 SETON SCOTT On Oct 29 1971 at his home Walter Seton Scott husband of the late Anne Barham Kinnaird Scott and father of Francis Requiem Mass at the Carmelite Church Kensington W8 on Friday Nov 5 10 am SHEPHERD On Tuesday Nov 2 peacefully at Hospital Cambridge Kathleen (Kay) of 144 Fairview Road Stevenage Service at St Nicholas Church Stevenage on Friday Nov 5 a 10 am followed by private cremation No flowers by request If wished donations to Professor MUchelrf Cancer Research Fund CO Darlow Barclays Bank 68 High Street Stevenage SHIRLEY On Nov 2 very peacefully Fredlrick Shirley aged 92 of Enfield Middlesex SKEEN On Oct 30 in Worthing Hospital John aged 77 of 10 Thurlow Road Worthing beloved husband of Dorothy and dearest father of Marjori and grandpa of Janet and David Worthing Crematorium tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) SMART On Nov 2 peacefully Ethelwyn West at her home Thorn-borough Buckingham Only surviving sister of Madge and Joyce In loving remembrance No flowers please Dona-tknvs to RSPCA SNODDON On Vov 2 suddenly Dorothy aged 57 years beloved wifi of Kenneth of A6 Cowthorpe Mansion Edgbavton and devoted mother of Janet Service at Lodge HUl Crematorium Birmingham private Family flower only please SOUTTAR On Nov 2 1971 at the Cottage Hospital Sidmouth Helen Margaret SOUTTAR in her 91st year of The Vicarage Sidmouth wife of the late Souttar daughter of the late Edward Herbert and mother of seven Funeral service at Sidmouth Parish Church on Friday Nov 5 at 11 am SPILLING On Oct 31 at a Shank- lin nursing home Evelyn Bessie aged 7 years widow of Spii Norwich Union Insurance Group Cremation at tomorrow (Thurt-da 11 ni STAUNTON On Nov 2 1971 at 15 Mount Street Wl Hakvey aged 96 years loved husband of Alexandra une ral service at Putney Vale Crematorium on Monday Nov 8 at 11 am No flowers please STIRLING On Nov 1 1971 peacefully at Walton Hospital Dr Jamfn Alexander Stirling DSC late Medical Officer of Health for Chesterfield aged 77 years beloved husband of Ida and loving tather of Barbara Funeral service Chesterfield Crematorium on Friday 5 230 pm No flowers please Donations to Chesterfield Sea Cadets Inquiries please to Chas Widdowson Sc Son funeral directors 25 Beetwell Street Chesterfield tel Chesterfield 3935 or 75207 TAYER-BROOKS On Oct 30 1971 at Cuckfield Hospital Sussex Eric William Taytr-Brooks Lieut- BEVERIDGE MOURAS On Sept 11 1971 at the Greek Orthodox Church Kitwe Zambia by the Rev A Mourai (father of the bride) Keith Gordon elder son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Beveridge of Kumasi Ghana to Maria elder daughter of the Rev Mr and Mrs A Mouras of Kitwe BOURNE HUGHES On Oct 4 tn New York Michael John Bourne of Middleton-on-Sea Sussex to Elizabeth Elwyn Hughes of Mayals Swansea CARVER TANNER On Nov 2 1971 in Toronto Michael Powys elder son of the late Mr Leslie Carver OBE and of Mrs Carver of Little Vine Colwell Lane Haywards Heath to Caroline Elizabeth only child of the late Commander Tanner DFC Royal Navy and of Mrs Tanner of 22 Park Crescent Brighton and granddaughter of the late Dr A Freeth OBE FRS and of Mrs Freeth CHAPMAN SANSON On Oct 30 1971 at St Church Bolton-on-Swale Yorkshire Roger son of Major and Mrs Chapman of Lyme Regis to June daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanson of Scorton Yorkshire DREW SALMON On Oct 29 very quietly by special licence Captain Thomas Crawford Drew to Mrs Susie Salmon widow of Leonard Salmon They have taken by deed poll the name of Drew-Salmon Address: Salmons Leap 42 Higher Holcombe Road Teignmouth Devon FITZGERALD-LOMBARD FULLER On Oct 30 at St Clement Danes Strand Sqn I dr Richard Fitzgerald-Lombard to Susan Caroline Fuller JONES CHATF1ELD On Oct 30 at Halstead Essex Peter younger son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Jones to Ann Lesley eldest daughter of Mrs Gladys Chatfield of Southwick Sussex KAY BELL On Oct 30 In Basing stoke William Kilbourne Kay to Anthea Ruth Bell GOLDEN WEDDING JEFCOATE HAWKINS On Nov 3 1921 at Belsaum India Lt-Col Jefcoate to Peggy Hawkins Present address: 16 Ingram House Hampton Wick Middlesex Mr Pentland is now first in the field Other possible candi dates have been discussed including Mr John Silkin former Chief Whip and Mr Reginald Prentice another ex-Minister They are now unlikely to stand Mr Pentland served as a Junior Minister between 1964 and 1969 He has been an since 1956 Last night Mr Ian Mikardo last Labour party chairman gave notice to Mr Houghton of his wish to move a motion at resumed party meeting It calls for an amendment to the Speech rejecting Common Market legislation because the Government had no mandate AGNFW On Nov 1 at Cuckfleld Hospital t6 Pauline (nAe Cheal) and Sqn Ldr Mervyn Agnew a on (Thomas Cedric) brother for Clare BRIGGS On Oct 28 at St Austell to Helen and Favell Briggs a son (stillborn) CASTLE On Nov 1 1971 at RAF Hospital Wroughton to Elizabeth Thomas) and Major A Castle a daughter CORBETT On Oct 31 at Next End Farm Lyonshall Herefordshire to Sabah and Robert Corbett a son CROXFORD On Oct 31 at Mount Alvernia Guildford to Mr and Mrs A Croxford of Weston Gardens Pyrford Surrey a first child (Richard James) DAVIS On Nov 2 at Princess Hospital Halloa to Jeanne (nde Lister) and Son Ldr Ken Oavis a daughter (Joanne Elizabeth) DOCHERTY On Oct 27 to Marion nee Newton) and Peter Docherty a daughter a welcome sister for Danny and Stuart Deo gratias FISH On Oct 28 at Truro to Msbion (nte Grange) and Lt Peter Fish RN a son (lain James) FORBES On Oct 27 at St Hospital Eastbourne to Lillian and James Forbes a daughter (Catherine) a sister for Lorraine and James GAUVAIN On Oct 30 1971 to Elizabeth and Christopher Gauvain a son (Charles) GILL On Nov 2 1971 to Jacqueline and Julian Gill a daughter GRICE On Oct 29 at Fig Tree NSW to Margaret (n4e Huggett) and Christopher Grice a son HFATON-ARMSTRONG On Nov 2 at Carshalton War Memorial Hospital to Felicia and Christopher Heaton-Armstrong a son brother for Piers HOLTON On Oct 29 at North Herts Maternity Hospital to Ann and Rex Hoeton a daughter (Carolyn Faye) JOHNSTON On Oct 31 at Col- cti ester Maternity Home to Penelope (nee Barlow) and Michael Johnston a ton (Adam Charles) brother for Lorence and Emma LAWRENCE On Nov 2 1971 at VI Rinteln to Capt and Mrs Lawrence (nde Rodgers) a son LITTLE On Nov 1 1971 at Mua-nrove Park Hospital to Anne wife of David Little a daughter (Joanna) LONGWORTH On Oct 29 1971 at St Peter's Hospital Chertsey to Elizabeth and Algy Longworth a daughter MACLEOD On Nov 1 to Heather and Kenneth Macleod a son (Alexander) MARTIN On Oct 30 at Peterborough Hospital to Katharine (nie Browning) and Peter Martin a daughter (Melanie Mary) Mi DOUG ALL On Friday Oct 29 1971 at the Simpson Memorial Maternity Pavilion to Elaine (nee Watson) and Peter McDougall of 1a Lear-month Gardens Mews Edinhurgh a daughter (Tara Claire) Both well McKEOUGH On Oct 31 at Pe an bury Hospital to Carol i nde Biagden) and Barry McKeough of 5 Mailings Lane Bearsted a daughter (Baronle Allison' McKINLAY On Oct 31 at Brentwood Essex to Suzanne and Michael McKinlay a daughter (Samantha Jane) MURTON On Oct 30 at Christian Mission Hospital viaiiurai South India to Jane mer WrmTti and David Murton a son (Jonathan Peter Mial) brother for Rachel MYCROFT On Nov 1 at Nether Edge Hospital Sheffield to Elizabeth (Buff) (nde Sugden) wife of John Mycroft a son (William) OVERBEY On Oct 29 1971 at Redrhifl General Hospital to Mary irfe Wells) and John Overbey a son (Timothy John) a brother for Susan Lewis and Victoria PAYNE On Oct 30 1971 to Angela (nee Oats) and Lt Robert Payne RN a daughter (Sarah) sister lor Elizabeth PENALVER DIAZ On Nov 1 at Farnborough Hospital Orpington Kent to Sarah nee Buchanan) and Jose a son (Alexis Javier) On Oct 30 at Southfields Mate rnitv Hospital Howdon Cheshire to Mary (nee Marechal) and Christopher Penn a daughter RATTFE On Oct 30 1971 at the War Memorial Hospital Carshalton to Diana (nee Howl) and Donald Rattee a' daughter (Sarah Catherine) a sister for Fiona Susannah and Elisabeth RICHARDSON On Oct 26 at College Hospital to Heather (nAe Lachlan) and John Richardson a daughter (Lindsey Teresa) a sister for Frances and Alistair SHARP On Nov 2 at Harrogate General Hospital to Deborah (nie Jattorini) and Michael Sharp a aug liter Continued from PI By BOYNE Heath scorns Election threat DEATHS NOT AMUSED By ANDREW ALEXANDER Continued from Page 1 pro-marketeers on the other hand tended to be rather stoney-faced throughout But at least no one appeared to sleep through Mr Wilson The same cannot be said for most of Mr speech His discourse on world liquidity moving on later to the encouragement of arts and crafts in the regions soon had heads lolling and MPs stealing away The encouraging moves he observed in the British economy were not exactly the sort to make followers stand and cheer either The first signs of a turn round were visible he observed at one point And the rise in basic hourly wage rates for the first nine months of this year was 6-9 per cent compared to 8 per cent during the same period last year Some dutiful Tories tried to look enthralled without great success However Mr Heath later sprang to life Mr Wilson had heavily attacked the decision to end automatic free milk for seven year olds Yet it was Mr Government observed Mr Heath that had stopped the milk hand-out in secondary schools Pointing derisively There was a great noise from the Tories at this Mr Heath could be seen pointing derisively at Mr Wilson who responded by gesticulating back at Mr Heath and snapping something inaudible The subject of delinquency also arose since Mr Wilson had uttered a solemn threat about what the dole queues among the young were portending The Government snapped back an angry Mr Heath was spending more on building schools and clearing slums That was the way to deal with juvenile delinquency said Mr Heath rather than ranting and raving in speeches And in a moment of gleeful satisfaction Mr Heath wound up his remarks about Mr Wilson with unflattering quotations culled from comments by Mr own Parliamentary colleagues This made the Tories very happy And after a bit of harnessing the processes change and responding positively to new opportunities (Mr perorations are not the last word in originality) the Prime Minister sat down making way for the first of the many back benchers waiting to orate to a rapidly emptying chamber Speech State opening and pictures P9 Commons P10 Peterborough and Editorial Comment P16 ALLPORT On Oct 29 1971 peace fully in College Hospital Irene Madeline ot' 36 GitaiinpiDn Hill Camberwell SE5 widow of Ronald Eric Harrison Allport MC Funeral service at Honor Oak Crematorium tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) at 2 pm ANSELL On Nov 1 1971 sud denly at her home Neves Bungalow Hartfteld Margaret Alice Funeral at St Church Hartfield on Friday Nov 5 at 1115 am followed by cremation at the Kent and Sussex Crematorium Tunbridge Wells Sprays only to the church please APPLEBY On Sunday Oct 31 1971 suddenly at Haine Hospital Ramsgate Mary Alice aged 52 years beloved daughter of Alice and the late Appleby and sister of Bob of 100 Broadstairs Road Broadstairs Cremation at Barham Crematorium on Friday Nov 5 at 230 pin Flowers to Blackburns Funeral Service Broadstairs BASCOMBE On Oct 30 1971 in hospital Hilda Bascombe aged 80 wife of A Bascombe of 25 Cliffe-stone Court Shorncliffe Road Folkestone Kent BAYNAM On Nov 2 peacefully in Eastbourne in his 86th year Nelmes deeply loved husband of Queenie loving father of Mary and the late Tom and grandfather of Nigel and Graham Parker Walton Edge Mogadore Tadworth Surrey BETTS On Oct 30 1971 at his residence Redstart Castle Tovvnshend Co Cork Eire Air Vice-Marshal Eric Bourne Coulter Betts CBE DSC DFC Croix de Guerre GO Order of Phoenix (Greece) dearly loved husband of Margaret BIGGS On Nov 1 1971 peace fully at home 7 Mill Hill Shoreham-by-Sea Catharine Mary Biggs aged 87 years Funeral service at St Nicholas Church Old Shoreham on Friday Nov 5 at 10 am followed by cremation at Worthing No flowers by request (Continued on Next Column) Cmdr (Rerd) RNVR aged 85 year of 17 Queens Drive Hassocks Interment at Bea Read Cemetery Brighton Monday Nov 8 at 230 pm Any inquiries or flower please to A Stringer Son 12 Kensington Gardens Brighton Tel 63806 TAYLOR On Nov 1 Florenc Kathleen aged 90 years at Bognor Regis THORN On Oct 31 1971 at Ronkswood Hospital Worcester Clara Ida aged 76 years of Davenham Malvern Funeral at Holy Trinity Church Malvern on Saturday Nov 6 at 10 am followed by cremation at Worcester Family flowers only but any donations in lieu to Friends of the Poor and Gentlefolk Help 42 Ebury Street London swl THORNTON On Nov 1 1971 John Leslie Thornton LDS RCSEng of Pentlands lhe Roystons Angmenng-on-Sea devoted husband of Muriel (Bunty) and father of Brian Funeral service at the Worthing Crematorium Findon on Friday Nov 5 at 1 am Cut flowers may he sent to A Holland Son Terminus Road Littlehampton Tel 3939 TREVILLION On Oct 29 1971 peacefully in Worthing Hospital John Charles aged 7 6 years of 61a High Ireland and beloved uncle of Audrey Gresham Funeral Friday Nov 5 at Kent and Sussex Crematorium Tunbridge Wells at 11 am Floral tributes Kempster Sons funeral directors Tunbridge Wells (tel 23131) by 930 JACKSON On Oct 31 1971 peace fully at Dolgellau Hospital ot Gwynnog Llanaber Mary Louise Jackson beloved wife of the late Alec Jackson late of Bronydd Funeral today public at St Church Llanaber at 230 pm followed by private interment at the cemetery Flowers to Thomas Sc Smith Chapel of Rest Barmouth by 11 am today Inquiries Barmouth 2955 or Llanbedr 215 XRDINE-BLAKE On Nov 2 1971 at home 59 Harehill Close Pyrford Woking Col William Vere Jardine-Blake AIF (Retd) Officer of Legion of Merit sometime Member of Colonial Service Solomon Islands dear husband of Isobelie Funeral service o-n Friday Noy 5 at Randalls Park Crematorium Leatiierhead at 130 pm Inquiries to Bouteil Sc Son Byfleef 45037 JENKINS On Nov 2 Phoebe Martha late of Eastcote Middx beloved wife of Wilfrid and dear mother of Peggy Daphne and Peter Funeral service at Napton Church 1130 am Friday Nov 5 and afterward at Carney Crematorium Coventry Flowers to Goodwins of Soutiham JENNINGS On Nov 1 1971 Rubi Edith Jennings aged 65 years ot 77 Victor-a Road NW6 Funeral service at Golrlers Green Crematorium on Wednesday Nov 10 at 1040 am Inquiries to Leverton St Sons Ltd 01-387 6075 JOHNSON On Tuesday Nov 2 at 10 Beaufort Road Ealing W5 Lexcey Edith aged 92 dear mother of Ethel Baker Funeral Friday Nov 5 at 3 pm at the Church of the Ascension Hanger Lane Ealing Flowers to VV Bond Sc Co 19 Bond Street Ealing W5 I ONES On Oct 31 suddenly in a road accident Christopher Philip beloved son of Joan and PtiiliP and father of Ingo and corirva KEEN On Nov 2 1971 at Alder-burv near Salisbury Frances in her 87th year widow of Wilfred George Keen Family funeral REEVES On Nov 2 Marguerite Gladys Lilian eldest daughter of the late Reeves passed peacefully Marketeers are liable to vote against the Government They intend holding today what will doubtless be the first of a series of informal meetings on tactics Ministers are not without hope of eventually persuading all but a few of the Conservative anti-Marketeers to vote with them One argument they will use is that the Labour party has never declared itself against entry To defeat the legislation might merely mean postponing the issue not disposing of it indefinitely Some Conservative Ps would be happier about the Common Market commitment if it were not being enacted in the same session as the revolution in housing finance and the reform of local government The fair rent scheme in their opinion is going to he as unpopular in many Conservative constituencies as in those which return Labour Ps Conservative party workers who live in council houses are not going to relish the prospect of a 50 per cent increase in rent especially as very few of them will qualify for rebates Nor will Conservative councillors be delighted to see surpluses which have been built up in their housing accounts appropriated for the benefit of other councils possibly Labour-controlled deemed to he in need of help The reform of local government entailing the abolition of all existing councils outside Greater London and an upheaval which will shatter many a cherished tradition of local patriotism not to mention mayoral and aldermanic ambitions will be another source of disgruntlement Conservative Ps who do not see any overwhelming urgency in either of those measures believe that the Government might have been wiser to defer them and concentrate on the Common Market legislation its appeal to the loyalty and diligence of backbenchers In their opinion hot potato per session is quite The Speech was deliberately vague on the subject of Common Market legislation merely stating that it will be introduced after the instrument of accession is signed The fact is that the Cabinet has not yet decided on how many bills will be needed and cannot do so according to ministers until the Brussels negotiations are completed and the Accession Treaty signed about the end of this year The final stage of negotiations begins with a ministerial meeting in Brussels next Tuesday Mr Rippon is confident that the items outstanding for settlement mainly the question of access to offshore fishing grounds need present no difficulty Only when the treaty is definitive will it be possible for the Government to say how far existing British law requires altering to conform with Common Market practice But it is obvious that their legal advisers must already have a pretty fair idea of the task ahead if Britain is to implement the treaty and regulations in time for entry to the Market by Jan 1 1973 Cabinet choice The choice appears to lie between 1 A short Enabling Bill to ratify the treaty and accept the obligations Britain has undertaken followed by a long harmonising Bill of at least 100 clauses to make Market laws and regulations applicable in Britain and 2 An Enabling Bill which would itself schedule the necessary amendments and repeals or else confer power on Ministers to make them by a series of statutory orders all subject to approval What the Cabinet has already decided in principle is that the Enabling Bill short or long will be taken through all its stages in the House as a whole Ministers accept that a constitutional measure of this kind cannot properly be sent upstairs to a committee But a harmonising Bill could In this respect it might offer a tactical advantage over statutory orders each of which would have to be taken on the floor of the House It is calculated that the Speech contained firm commitments to enact 20 bills this session in addition to the Common Market package and all the routine legislation which has to be passed year by year Nor is there any reason to No 14271 ACROSS 1 To give an account of French writer (8) 5 Bert returns to the French singer (6) 9 Wryly a rebel makes an introductory statement (8) 10 Nothing thick-witted in this Danish city! (6) 11 Late drink that goes to the head (8) 12 Little devil let out is a sticker (6) 14 Two British rulers who wrote verse Nonsense! (6 4) 18 Retiring confession by a diarist (3 2 2 3) 22 Mythical monarch in jolly river hoax (6) 23 The only pebble on the beach perhaps to weigh 14 pounds (3 5) 24 With rain about is fruit dry enough to keep (6) 25 Disbanded re-unites needy and greedy (8) 26 Without an eye to the point useless to irritate (6) 27 Contradictory orders to the vachtsman for more canvas (8) DOWN 1 Name Miss Laurel in the garden (6) 2 Arctic transport for a striker (6) 3 Out-of-the-way epithet to turn up among military mechanics (6) 4 William and Company love to show affection (4 3 3) 6 Potent liquor from anarchistic Bridget (3 5) 7 The Scots match good speech in Continental terms (8) 8 Choosy people who make their mark (8) 13 Courageous and determined and gets me a revised court verdict (4 3 3) 15 Fruity old Chinese official duck! (8) 16 Queen of South Australia? Capital! (8) 17 Kindly feeling for worthy Shakespeare (8) 19 Outsize victim for the sea-hawk (6) 20 Aged old boy turns up where the wine is sold (6) 21 Discordant lament of the intellect (6) Street and devoted husband of 1 1 late Rose Eleanor Cremation at Worthing Crematorium tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) at 315 pm Please no flowers at hit request WAKEHAM On Nov 1 1971 peacefully at Grenvilfe Place Nursing Home Bland turd MILLIC ENT dearly beloved wife nf the late Henry Brent CiAMauiil Wakiiiam Cremation at Wrvmouth Crematorium Nov 6 at 10 am- family flowers onlv WAI MSIEY On Nov 2 1971 praptuiiy aqrt go years Evelyn wlf of the late Tom of 17 Fairfield Close Penrhyn Bay Llandudno ami dearly loved mother of Dorothi and Bill (also Daisy deceased) and loving grandmother and great-grandmother Funeral servir on Friday Nov 5 at Colwyn Bay Crematorium at 130 Family flower only but donations if desired to Save the Children Fund No letters please WFCC On Oct 30 Alicb Margahet of 1 Mill Lane Kinas-thnrpe Northampton -On Nov 2 peacefully at Tunbridge Wells Fthel A Lira Wheatley formerly Matron of Mlldmay Memornl Hospital Newington Green Funeral service at Grove Hill Hall TunI bridge Wells at 315 pm on 3 followed bv Interment at Tun! bridge Well pmefrry HITTICK On Nov 1971 suddenly a her home Rose Walk Worthing Phyllis Service at Worthmi (rfmalorium Findon on Tuesday Nov" 9 at 230 pm Inquiries to DjilUiona York Road WHITTLES On Nov 1 1971 peacefully at his home Tern Wellington 8a 7JV adrrt 86 Funeral at High Ercall Church Friday Nov 5 1 30 pm followed by cremation! Family flowers only please Donations for Shropshire Institute for the Blind and High Err all Church WOODWARD On Nov 2 1971 at Ch'r2v Tree Sldbnry Devon after great suffering Iohn Leslie beloved husband of the late Doris Fvelvne and dear brother of Margaret Funeral 230 pm Fridav Nov 5 at Sfdbury Churrh Oct 28 197L at Riders Collage White Hill Bletr hlnqiey Surrey nmirs WobsttI DaoocHT MA FR pV FCST (Hnnl In tils 84th year! beloved husband of Marlorie The funeral was held privatHv virrdy If donations miv he sent to th Crown MEMORIAL SERVICES think that other measures which the Government has promised such as the denationalisation of the Thomas Cook travel agency have been postponed or abandoned even though they were not mentioned in the speech It all adds up to an exceptionally heavy programme which could keep Parliament sitting far into the autumn of next year The Common Market legislation is unlikely to be introduced before February To clear the decks for it the Government will try to get second readings for a number of other bills before Christmas For instance it plans to introduce today its bills on housing finance and commercial radio and tomorrow its major legislation for the reform of local government in England and Wales A bill to encourage the exploration of mineral resources will also be tabled in the immediate future The Hounsing Bill will introduce a national rent rebate scheme for all tenants who need help to meet a fair rent with a new system of subsidies for local authorities which have the worst housing problems Council and private tenants will be treated alike the council tenant having his rent reduced by rebate and the private tenant receiving a cash allowance towards it Features of the Commercial Radio Bill which will provide for an eventual network of up to 60 stations will be The I A to be styled the Independent Broadcasting Authority will own the transmitters and control the programmes supplied bv contractors financed by spot advertising Each local contractor will be appointed for an initial term of three years subject to annual extension and the renewal of the franchise in 1976 Elections in 1973 The essence of the new pattern of local government is to establish 44 counties outside Greater London including six metropoli-tain counties in predominantly urban areas with a second tier of districts inside the counties Tt is intended that the first elections to the new councils at both levels should be held dur-ig 1973 and that they should take over from all existing authorities on April 1 1974 The Mineral Exploration Bill will enable the Government to contribute 35 per cent of the cost of finding and evaluating deposits of non-ferrous metals barium minerals fluorspar and potash in Britain It will authorise expenditure up to £25 million rising to £50 million if necessary The Exchequer contribution will he recoverable if exploration results in the development of a productive mine Among other important items of lerislation mentioned in the speech are these: Monopolies: Scope and powers of the Monopolies Commission be extended to cover publicly-owned enterprises Consumer Protection The general legal requirement that consumer goods such as cars shall be of merchantable quality and reasonably fit for their purpose will no longer he subject to abrogation by an exemption or exclusion clause in the contract between buyer and seller Overseas Investment: The Export Credits Guarantee Department will be empowered to insure new British investment in any country or industry overseas against political risks of expropriation war damage and restrictions on remittances Public Service Pensions: Ministers will be given power to make changes in pension schemes by resolution subject to approval instead of bv legislation This will save Parliamentary time and quicken payment of increases once decisions have been taken to award them 15 6 a QUICK CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Housebreaker 5 Disturb 8 Sweetener 9 Net a sap (anag) 10 To content 11 Go in 12 A looking (for) 14 Wagered 17 Tiny notches 19 Agitated 22 Amer river 23 Different 24 Counter feits 25 Potential ities DOWN 1 Public transport 2 Marine carnival 3 Birds 4 Requites 5 To 22 24 Ps EXPECT STATEMENT ON RHODESIA By Our Political Correspondent Though the Speech said no more than that the Government will continue to work towards a settlement of the Rhodesian problem in accordance with the five Conservative Ps last night confidently expected an early statement by Sir Alec Douglas Home Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary They expect him to announce that he will soon visit Salisbury for negotiations with Mr Ian Smith The Government has made it clear that in the meantime sanctions are being maintained and that Parliament will be asked to renew before its automatic expiry a fortnight hence the order in council which authorises them DEATHS (Continued) BOWEN On Nov 1 1971 Air Com- modore Horace George Pwev of Woodbine Cottage Thurletone Dvon Service at the Church of the Sacred Heart Fore Street Kingsbridge tomorrow (Thursdav) at 1130 am Cremation private No flowers or letters please BRUNNFR On Nov 2 1971 Mary Lings wife of he late Stanley Brunner dearly loved mother of Natiov Moilie and Elizabeth Cremation private in I amoaster BRYCE On Oct 29 Karen Margaret aged 6 years dearlv loved daughter of Susan and Francis and sister to Graeme and Charlotte of 36 Forton Road Newport Salop Fumeral service at Emstrey Crematorium Shrewsbury tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) at 1130 am Flowers suitable for hospital please Inquiries to funeral directors tel Newport (Shropshire) 3156 BUNN On Oct 31 peacefully at Highcliff e-on-Sea Hants Arthur Cecil aged 75 late of Camper Sc Nicholsons Ltd Southampton Service at Church ot Ascension Bitterns Park Southampton at 245 pm Friday Nov 5 followed by cremation BURN On Nov 1 oea-cefullv In hospital after a short illness Ena Burn of 15 Aibury Court Tanfield Road Croydon very dear friend of Stella Carey Cremation at Croydon Crematorium on Friday Nov 5 130 pm Family flowers only please COOPER On Nov 1 1971 at Hertford County Hospital Dudley Edward of 19 Oueens Road Hertford aoed 78 dearly loved husband of Mary and father of Marv grandfather of Ian and Elizabeth Funeral service at All Church Hertford on Saturday vov 6 at 11 am COX FIFID On Oc 31 peacefully at her home VtouET Victoria (Billie) of 2 Kenton Close Marlow Bucks Funeral service tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) at 3- Amrtsham Crematorium CROFTS On Oct 30 1971 sud denly John Bruce Crofts Sc FPIC aged 52 of 180 St Leonards Rnad Eas Shen Funeral service at Fst Sheen Ometrrv Fridav Nov 5 at 12 roon rwrs to Sanders 4 4 7 Upper Richmond Road West London SVV14 On Nov 1 peacefully in the Nuffield Nursing Home Shrewsbury Harry Noel The Cottage prospect Road Market Drayton aged 89 Service at Shrewsbury Crematorium tomorrow (Thursday Nov 4) at 230 pm (Continued on Column SeTen) 26 away at ifie Grove Bush Hill London 21 aged 83 years Funeral service on Monday Nov 8 1971 at St Church Bush Hill Park Fnfield at 130 pm followed by interment at Edmonton Cemetery KELLY On Nov 1 1971 at hi home 8 College Lane Hurstpierpoint Sussex Terence (Terry) Kelly aged 70 years Funeral Downs Crematorium Brighton tomorrow (Thursday) at 4 pm Inquiries to Frank Davey Sc Co Hurat-pierpoint 2179 KERRIGAN On Oct 31 1971 Daniel Patrick Kerrigan QC of 5 Pump Court Temple EC4 Cremation private No letters please KNIGHT On Nov 1 Margaret Lawson of Colyton Devon much loved by all who knew her and by Bunty her daughter Cremation at Tunbridge Wells Memorial service at Colyton later LAMBERT On Nov 1 at St Bartholomews Hospital after a short illness Eileen Helen of 55 Ge-rard Road Harrow Service at Christ Church Roxeth Harrow at 3 pm on Nov 5 followed by cremation at St Marylebone Crematorium Family flowers only Donations may be sent to the British and Foreign Bible Society LANGLEY On Oct 31 1971 Colonel Henry FlTZBOY Grace Langley OBE of Agecroft Mill Millaod Funeral at Milland Church at 3 pm on Saturday Nov 6 Flower to Lintott St bon Wool Lane Midhurst LAWRENCE On Saturday Oct 30 Alice Maud Lawrence of 27 Ling-field Road Wimbledon SW19 widow of Percy James Lawrence Cremation private No flowers please LEIR On Nov 1 1971 aged 91 vea i Hugh Charles Miiscrove of Abbey House Ditcheat Somerset end of Penticton British Columbia Canada Funeral service St Mary Magdalene Ditrheat Saturday Nov 6 at 3 pm Family flowers only but donations if desired to Ditcheat Church Fund MARR On Oct 31 1971 In a nursing home Amelia Rachel of Bexhill-on-Sea McGRATH On Oct 31 1971 Sqon Ldr Atholl Larry McGrath DFC AFC RAF (Retd) at King Edward VII Hospital Windsor Cremation Slough 4 pm tomorrow Nov 4 Flowers may be ifnt to Lines Bannister Sc Co Ltd 69 High Street Ascot Berks McLFAN On Nov 1 1971 at St Leonard-on -Sea Helen Mildred McLean of 13 Ashford Road Hastings eldest daughter of the late Thomas Henry and Gertruds Allcs McLean of Hampstead London MEAD On Nov 1 1971 peace fully at home Alix Gabrielle dearly beloved wife of David and loving mother of Alistair and Julian Funeral service on Monday Nov 8 at Stanway Parish Church at 2 pm No flower and please no letters MORGAN On Oct 30 1971 suddenly David Laurence Morgan ot 2 W'eald Close Weald Kent aged 58 years dearly loved husband of Sheila and loving father of Debbie Cremation private A m'imorial service will be held at St Nicholas Church Sevenoaks on Wed nesday Nov 10 at 230 pm Donations to the British Heart Foundation 69 Gloucester Place London Wl MUNNINGS On Sunday Oct 31 1971 peacefully in her sleep Lady Violet the dearly beloved wife of the late Sir Alfred Munnings KCVO Past President of the Royal Academy Funeral service at St Church Park Walk Chelsea SW3 on Friday Nov 5 at 1130 am followed by cremation at Putney Vale Crematorium Inquiries to Harrod Funeral Department tel 01-730 1234 N1CHOLLS On Nov 2 at North wood Hattie aged 88 widow of Ernest Nicholls formerly of William Smith and mother of Kay Green Funeral private No letter or flowers please NIXON On Nov 2 1971 at Beirut Lebanon in her 89th year Miaa Amy Katherine Nixon last survivor of family of the Tate James Nixon of Beirut P4RKFR On Nov 2 after a very short illness Dorothy Parker of 23 Bibs worth Road N3 Funeral service at St Church End Finchley N3 on Monday Nov 8 at 1145 am to be followed by cremation at Golders Green Crematorium No flowers by request SOLUTION NO 14270 IplLl IlSlTlElRlKlOl 7 Ripened 16 Change for 12 Farewell the better partv (4-3) 18 Prison (si) 13 Habits 20 Timepiece increase 15 Cook- 21 6 Wait for room name A Secure -future cmd tfa peace of mmd that aoes i vtfk it can Be ucrm-fircrfcti pcrz 'wcvcv? aaed 40 ot wezft wM ada lift Mtymwu prcfecfrcuL pCau-fcr immcUetdt) Send the coupon to find out how Canada Life can provide a plan to suit your saving house purchase family prelection retirement Ob Tuesday Nov 9 at 730 pm In Felvus Hall High Cross School Tottenham MANSELL A Srvlcr of Thanks-orh Mr Chales Mansell (Chlr) will be he'd at St Hoihorn on Tuesday Dec 7 at 12 noon A Memorial Service for Mr David Stanley Pierson late Master Elect of the Coni! pany and former High Sheriff of Suffolk will he held at the Queen's lU the Savoy Savoy Hill London C2 at 1 2 noon on Wednesday Dec 1 1971 S'FFERT Joseph (Seppe) a Rqurni Mass will be held on Friday Ncv 12 at 12 noon at the Church of th Immaculate Conception (Farm Street Church) 114 Mount St London Wl IK MEMORIAM CARRINGTON Frederick Douglas memory at my dearest Husband With love from Winnie and his family Norah Douglas and Joyce FLETCHLR Elizabeth Rosemarib SRN Nov 3 1970 Remembering you with much love today and alwayg Mummy Daddy Pamela and David GII LINGS Christina Wishart Simpson In grateful and cverlovln memory of my Mother died NOv 3 1970 Dorothy HART In loving memory of our dear grandmother Katherine Georgina May Hart MBE who God called for on Nov 3 1970 Loved and remembwad always Robert-Jennifer LOCKE George In offertionata remembrance 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