Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 6

ARIES. Mar. 21-Aprii Chance meeting will oire you tip-off that could lead to quick realisation of your Wish. Keep a clear head this week and don't thoughts to wander towards trivial matters Likely to gain extra happiness this week by taking bigger interest ini home affairs and getting on better terms with umbers of 9w family TAVILES. April u.

rather up-hlll climb ahead and a patch aver money matters. Approach orablems in conserintive rather than i epaie. Towards the end of the week wu will read about attractive business preposition. Don't hesitate to investigate prospects and chance your arm. Don't rely on memory when given important address.

GEMINI. May The action you are proposing to take could lead to trouble by being too drastic. Obtain further advice from experts. ignoringwild chatter by those who like to hear their own voice. A week to get out and with the wife.

liprgdi few surprises. Important not to delay further in rep en to overdue cot. e. CANCER. Jane 21-Jul 22.

full and active week ahead, with business coming from unexpected quarters. Not wise to be too tough. Go out of your way to play the soft pedal. Temporary upheaval at home foreshadowed by loss shopping. Don't aggravate situation by "I told you so" remarks.

News from one in hospital will bring about brightness and comfort. LEO, ley 23-Aug. 22, Plenty of bright spots ahead, but greater amount of pleasure will come from unexpected invitations. Take a little extra trouble this week to clear up jobs that you dislike. Plans concerning alterations at home should be deferred consideration.

Well-meaning friend has advice for non (micerning your work. Don't argue with him. MOO. Aft. 21-Bept 22.

A happy week for do. 000ders. especially those working in hospitals, and those who look after the aged. Auspicious week also for those setting out in nett Carter. Carp needed.

however, in dealing with romantic situn tion. Loved one could have gained trrona miprossierit by your recent remarks. Make amends quickly. Some disappointment over gar ment auschase. Be bold and complain.

cud matter becomes quickly righted. LIMA. Sept. U-Oct. Domestic storm clouds gathering.

Tempers2 lz to become heeled. Pride and avrept Name. fora if btauteless. Business proepects Will rapidly improve by of more lierviomous Make year house dad family soar hobby for while If vou ham get worbehiwo to sell, oe fa the time to make the deal. SCOOPIO, 2S-Nirt.

111. your pool tion. Wuhhold idealg and pions arc ut a air to withstand possible setbacks. Itedifes you may be invoiced in unexpected expenses. Discussions over holiday plans could lead to argwfl lLS if you refuse to take into consideration wishes of others.

incident likely to occur towards the end of the week when Your heart-strings will be pulled. Re helpful but sensible. si Dee. steady pare and continue to uo along with the crowd. but he more observant so you -an Mks advantage of openings that will arise shortly for you, enabling ois to pimp into leadership.

Maanwhile. don't rock the boat or appear aggressive. Your key this week is tact and apparent c'onlgete indifference to the remarks of one who advocates headstrong action. For the youngsters. no need for tears.

All ill come well. CAPRICORN. Dec. 22-Jaa 19. little nest requires turning.

Seek vestment that will give better returns. Week will start quietly for you. hut will end with exciting and somewhat boisterous party. You could be in for a Lang fair weather spell. with an improvement in matters and strengthening of the friendship with one whose.

company gives you great ioy. Jaw 211-Feb. on familiar ground. Keep ithin the circle of your friends and family. Delay putting into practice existing thoughts rotating to job change.

Best week for a long time fn introduce new ideas at home and at work, but consult with others before putting orer your plans I SCA 11, II F.ItI'O 0 I. 1 1 FROM TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) KRISTA NICO DANY SAVAL DARRY COWL JEAN SOBIESKI STll I i tMGuIM ro. re. 11. 1 0 Sew could IM.

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If-Mar. A challenging week ahead when you trill hare to face the issues, The longer uau delay tits showdown. the more difficult the future will become. Don't he amortised by one who 'oat UV to play on uour emotions. Certain sincenoise mist be accepted.

so don't hide your head in rite sand or allow vourse' to he influenced crocodile tears and pleas "i'm orry, I won't do aosist.4 thrown Into a turmoil. Can it be smoothed over as accidental death or Is It murder calling for a Mitt of inquiry? This lines up. in well matched antagonism. the aggressive. quiet-tempered Connery.

and Harry Andrew's as the It who knows every trick to get round King's Regulations. It is a marathon. enthralling struggle. Guile is mixed with strength The dace seem loaded for Andrews. but certain military laws help Connery.

A film which out with a promise of metelogical study may sink into animal violence. but It never loses its grip. The horrors are never grattrtous They burn into you like the sun You feel the dry sand in your throat. the pweat from your forehead making a delta at vour nose. and the fear that, for some trifling misdemeanour you will be hauled trim your cell and once aga in forced over that terrible Performanec, ace muted except fo- Harry Andrew.

who. in the best filen talmudice of his career knocks 'rot. even off the quietly effective 1 Conner Emperor of China, is far more effective by never pretending for a moment to be anything but his own urbane self. For the rest, the Mongul hordes sweep across the steppes murdering. and letting out prolonged snouts of Oooryahh!" They are led ny Omar Sherit.

who. as Genghis the Prince of Conquerors. turns the Chinese Invention 01 gunpowder from fireworts into cannons. all for an alliance of the waning Mongul tribes. but Stephen Boyd, for some reason now sporting an American accent.

rapes his wife Francotae Do rleac and plots against him darkly with the Shah of Khwarezm a whiskered Eli Wallach). In mixed gkins. ruts and Chinese robes are disguised Yvonne Mitchell. Woody Strode. Patrick Holt, and also Michael Hordern who.

now I come to think of it, runs Mr. Mason pretty close character Foreign Office appointment with Singapore radio. But in 1947, when the station was dosed. he was back with the 8.8. announcing and reading bulletins in the Home and Light programmes.

Kooping An Eye He joined TV News in 1954. though It was three years before there was any 4pecialtsation I'm still the only one who does nothing except read the national news. "Of course. I'm only a front man There are four or five hundred people engaged to the operation. But when I'm on duty I spend most of the day the net ronm I like to keep an eve nn and 1 Clink the net-reader must work very closely with Inc editor." Off duty.

he enjoys pottering about the rambling. four-storey house that the Nan (herself a former studio manager), 20-years-old stepdaughter Michele and 12- years-old son Alistairshare with a Dalmatian called Orock. a Cairn terrier called Quince and a cat called Dexter. And at the week-ends and holiday-time. they motor to their remote cottage at Walberswick in Suffolk where Dotage; takes up his hobbies of walking and bird-watetnna.

It's nice to get away from being recognised," be says shyly. (Ali rights reeerned ROBERT DOUGALL-- accountant's office to No. 1 R.B.C. TV newsreader. in this week's Honours List.

an HELL ON THE HILL IN A YEAR spent in the Western Desert during the last war I somehow managed to avoid (a) knocking out my C.O.'s teeth (b) flogging motor tyres assaulting three M.P.s stealing whisky from the Mess, and (et stowing away on a ship for home. My worst (-rime was ins in an Out of Bounds restaurant in Tripoli. But this meant DO, a less of ten days' Pay not the sort of punishment meted nut to the five main characters in The Hall" Ix. I base no doubt that military prison camps lathe Middle Last were bell, but whether they were as inhuman and Gestapo-like as depleted the American director. Lunnet.

I have my This Image I beard in Cannes )where "The Hill" was tone out 4111Ticial entries) that Rex Harrison. a Festival Judie. was secretly furious at this image of Britain being ent abroad. I Can sae what he means. for this sweltering eonpound in the desert to run sergeants who are sadists and incipient homosexuals.

an R.8.1b1.. who a savage, boseheaded drunk and a CO who Is mostly seen in bed with a bazaar girl. Nicked for the crimes IT SEEMS SO REAL But was the Army above are Sean Conner 3 Warrant Officer In Tanks. Roy Kinnear. a corpulent spay: Jact Watson.

a leather-laced Scot: Guile Davis. a colour-can't-thus West Indian; and Alf red Lynch, an room clerk with wife treoutue back bow. the inversion of values conwnon to prison films. they are the heroes. the screws the villains.

Men the moment these five arrive at the camp. they are not only moved at the double like every other prisoner. and subjected to ever degradat they come for qatietbibT le vicious treatment from ir sergeant (fan Hendry Ffendrre flee Is almost Invteibie wider the peeked eve Dialed awn over his really like this? nnat, but Isis mouth spasich we can see. Is his tongue blistering oareastic. He a homosexual streak in Lynch and when Lynch fails to respond to his overtures drives him even harder than the rest over the ramp's most gruelline punishment.

A mound of sand. 35 feet tall with sides set at an agfie SO degrees. is of the aithuste in ohystc hill al and priottelockel horror. When three NIT, appear its crest. legs apart.

club ready to clout rebel' one 's reminded irregistihly Rgyptian slave-driverg ag they are depicted on the Ida. which they made 17r ra fge Lynch dies after betni forced up the hill in a tag mask. and the camp ig FRONT MAN OF THE 8.8. C. NEWS DEAR MR DOCGAI.I.

wrote a worried, old lady. I hope you are not put off when I xit so near to my machine in order to hear you; if so. then I shall stop From the 50 or 00 letters reaching B.SC.-TVs senior newsreader Robert Dougall every week. that is the one he treasures a charming reminder of the very personal contact he with viewers. Another is the bronze plaque which the Royal Institute for the Deaf presented to this quiet.

retiring man last year. marking appreciation of his clarity of Blitz Reporter DougaU. now 51 and the son of a Scottish company secretary. was born in Croydon. educated at Whitgift School there and began his working life with a firm of City auditors.

I wasn't cut out for accountancy But it was 1931. the Depression was on and jobs were hard to come Soon he wag scrutinising the books of the 8.8. C. and. helped by the fact that he speaks Anent Franc h.

German and litlgalan. was auditioned and transferred to announcing with the old Bmpire Service. In the early dap' of the war was eye-witnessing for radio the blitzes on London and Plymouth. hut in 1942 volunteered for the Echoes and Gossip of the Day Wel Away At the travel Madam. twill hate to be snore spathe than tat-aeaY places.

grange soundlng names End-Of-The-Week Notes 1, 2 2 Crosby Council has been cnticised not putting up suNkiently clear warning notices show sot, sand on Waterloo beach. The complaint comes after cars hays been sunk in the sand. one about a mile and a half out on the shore. The existing notices. it is claimed.

are too easily missed The council will consider the matter, sad it should not be too diflkult a job to put up a large gip for the benefit of those people who do not know Mgt sand over which the tide flows is liable to be soft. and that cars can sink into it. This is one of those matters where. it might be thought, motorists would know how to use caution without being told Masse Wealler Art student muvt be something behind Roger's derision to grow a beard a remarkable weak chin To-day's Quotation 119 11 half atisoltid Irhr confess 'ci. vt Pr iot When Councillor Williams was awaking about the of the recently opened Austin Rawlinson Sv.tmming Ravi at Speke he said there had been little and he wondered the provision of more new baths could not be the simple solution to he problem of juvenile delinquenc.

Whether baths alone are the answer. the fact remains that provision and encouragement of varied activities are the be way of defeating delinquency because they offer something constructive. Swimming is a splendid activity hut there are many camping. athletics. arts and which young people.

even though they have had no previous experience, show a remarkable aptitude when given the chance. CaadW Camera need a noilcs.o badly. I'm beginning to look just like my passport photo Flyissg Wooden Associated with things dark. evil and unclean. people generally think of bats with a 'udder of distaste.

Yet these 'small creatures arc 'fastidiously clean, grooming themselves after every meal. The dangers of drink and driving are self-evident and are of interest to that there should be no two opinions on the need for a scientists. Hidden in the Bill on the lines of the one moved Mr Graham Pass secret mechanism of their nature is the answer to many which seeks to set a limit to the level of alcohol in a problems which have long driver's Word Now the Government are taking up the defeated man. The secret of matter. Talks are taking place between the Minister of long life is but one.

Normally i the life span of a mammal is Transport and the Home Secretary and action is promised related to its "Se. a dog is old in a few months. The obvious difficulty is to decide what at 12 and a mouse rarely lives' the level of alcohol should be. The decision must be longer than a year. yet bats commonly live more than 20' arbitrary Possibly every drinking driver has his owl years.

Extremely tough in ideas on how much he can consume. and yet remain safe. their ability to resist and it would be extremely dangerous if too much notice infections which normally kill other mammals, bats are the were taken of what an habitual drinker thinks on this subject only animal which can survive' A precise level would probably be impossible to decide. but 'rabies. Bats have a built-in if a mistake is made.

it should be on the side of safety. radar system that scientists 'estimate to be 1.000 million There should be no hesitation about fixing the limit so rtimes more sensitive and low as to make any question of the driver's sobriety efficient than that in present beyond doubt day use by ships and aeroplanes. The only mammal hich tan fly. bats do not have wings as commonly supposed. are thought of as wings are really hands While they cannot compete in speed with the fastest birds they can manoeuvre better in the air.

Even at full speed the" can make a right-angled turn in a little more than their own length and ran carry twice their non lAN HART. Curly Wee and Guuie Goose Round Figure Woman restaurant --I've up There's no keeping my figure if Oh Michael's digging by the "Stop. wretched tin a I haven't the stret.gth to move tree With rays of hopc Burea-Rat remarks angry it around. he's buoyed. tone.

The charter's in a tankard "How dare sou damage It will not be property that we bow destroyed!" shortly own (I hope the hole's between the The puzzled doctor asked and that his guess is Beneath this tree we Bureahis patient: "Did you ever right Rats intend to sip our tea. have tilts affliction before?" For if the hole's BENEATH And memoes write for our "Oh yes. doctor. I've had the tree he'll want some delight on schools we've twice before." dynamite closed." squeaks he Well." diagnosed the doctor you've got it again Patients Rewarded THE FINISHING TOUCH As a strugglu.g young doctor, co Ikv Wendell TO-DAY'S CHAOTIC LITTIA Mrs. course.

Holmes placed a sign above married a country gentleman. his door: Small fevers manor. gratefully received," THI ARV 1 Wolf SATMYMITRY, SOS I.Y asr It close mod dank to-night. Verily be a blight lAbout 40 years aso A Beaumont. a pathologist.

that when. in a period, the temperature remains above 10(' 50F) and the relative humidity is over 75 per potato blight can be expected within about 14 days. Such wells are now known as Beaumont periods and usually come the second half of June or first Dart of July. When they occur the Ministry of Agriculture Issues potato blight warnings to farmers in areas con- (wattled. Beaumont period conditions were recorded at the hieteorolor cal Office at Speke at the end of June last year.

Apple scab can be expected after a "Smith per in which the leaves are wet for a specific duration in relation to temperature and humidity A sequence of high altitude southerly winds is known to have borne mores of black rust disease (irons Spain and North Africa to infect corn in Zan Anglia The connection between disease and weather conditions to not confined to plants. The snail carrying the parasite causing liver fluke in sheen thrives when the grass remains wet for a long period; and there seems to be a link between wind tion and the spread of I fowl pest Jima 16-22, 1963: A dull and wet week. By the 19th It was already Merseyside's ttesl June for five years. The brightest day was the 22nd with nine hours of sunshine recorded at Liverpool Airport but there were heavy showers also. Jew 1441.

1144: Eleven hours of sun at the Airport nn the 20th but otherwise mainly dull and cool. blustery to begin with. A deluxe washed out Ascot races and Test cricket on the 18th and 19th. Ascot had a rainfall of 1 5 inches in under 24 hours. High Water, Liverpool ZUNI HM.

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The Hose 01 blab looter ono ewe wish ibriq is Me Seas PONS esiumen. 'woo Nei don Almarwxk lii MIMI bus Navy and. because of his knowledge of Russian. was drafted as an interpreter with the Allied convoys to Murmansk. "My first resettlement fob was in Outside Broadcasts." he recalls "Television was Just getting up off its knees and you could never be sure the equipment would work Once I was doing a commentary on the Royal departure for Balmoral and the monitor set gave up I had to keep talking without being to see what was going on.

"I wasn't very interested to TV. anyway. T'd seen so much suffering in and Russia that entertainment for a ew people in M. John's Wood was about as far as the service stretched in those absolutely wrong." Instead. he took up a Saturday Crossword No.

1 9 One doesn't make a show of wearing It 11 Brown. with leg fractured. Is in a mess rei 12 Include a short competition first 181 13 Do their yoal efforts flu out' 13. 7 14 Crime in the U.SA. allowing a month to get to the border 13 The decoratn attracts a bit of a au gh in this city IS SUM it possible to be loam by disposition? IC 18 That Royal Naval game 5.

3. 61 22 A grip that the ctevedorp houiCi be ableto get out of .4 24 A natty in 21 The chap following more than one trade is a talented worker 1 9 1 29 What follows some shuffling in Kent .41 30 In which to find to our readers. perhaps (9. Si 33 A couple of notes not quite loud enough for a try (Qt SS An industrious little creature (Si 37 An article or a a matter of opinion IP 811 In which to prepare that second course 4-8. 41 That 45 minute interval 3ln which I may be 21 A weapon used to excessively employed I plunder (Si '6.

23 If French, it's really not 4An erstwhile tenant perMitted (5) might feel himself let 25 Applause in colossal loose if he acquired it! volume 15i 8, 26 Contemporary date for a Ile can be regarded as a gift 7-3) parent at some stage 10) 28 An unfortunate outcome 6 The good mat needs a of the herd instinct 111) quite a step .6) 31 The angler's object .1 7 Obstacle encountered in Infectious iB' putt a shillin2 on a 32 An work .8 opening for camera 1 horse 34 The abode of good men 8 Where flowers are (61 concerned the girl gets a 35 An agreement to try tea number .6) perhaps 16) 10 Accounts for everything 37 Though beautiful, they perhaps 4 8) may be slit up (61 17 Father turns on his little 38 But it isn't really the peat 15. sort of home where a 10 To erect is being chap would have colour. absorbed in a name ful surroundings 1 8 1 20 Is it hanging on a wall 40 Lifted up on the South in France 5) coast 14) 14-4. 42 To split up in a road race is proverbially right ,6) 43 Pair wines with gin It could be terrifying DOWN 1 A groan from a gnat fi: 3 Ws entertaining. bui you 01111 much of a 4-4) ACROSS 1 From source? 51 5 Long seats '5, 11 Dancer 4) 12 Impair IS) 14 Utter child's talk '7) DOWN 1 Shreds 51 2 Wood '5 Moray (4) 4 Old measure 5 Parts of plants (el 6 Sort of embroidery 7 Order (4( 8 Insect (3' 9 Devilish (3oluuors to tut Saturday's Crossword on Par four).

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36 Ire. SOLUTION ECHO AND EVENING EXPRESS. SATURDAY. JUNE 19. 1965 Ribald Most epics are heir and.

unless you are a schoolboy. they are generally ribald Your reward for sating through the turbulent. torpid hours "Genghis lEkso" ki Is the richly comic. toothy performance of an English attar in the role of a 12th century Chinese His sing-song pidgin accent betrayed by a familiar reamiance. and swearing whiskers that make i htm look like oft of his own Siamece Jame Mason turlis in probably the Iworst character performance 4i 1 the Year.

Certain' It is the most absurd of Ills career. I Robert bilorlOy. as the Portmanteau Image of Lose XI is nne of those documentary portmanteau fllms in which sex to purveyed in the guise of art. It Is said to hate taken the producer Lou Stoumen 10 years to collect all the shots of mosaics. frrqcorli.

sculpture and Alm clips that make up potted history of how man has searched down the saes for the Ideal woman Wasted peen. It IA a of half-truths. falsities. and absurd presumptions We are asked to listen to Anthony Menley deserbltut Ruben' at the master of the double-dimpled derriere Charles II as Bonnie Prince Charlie." and Queen Elizabeth I as a hermaphrod te" The film's Interpretation 1 the Mona Lisa's smile--she as possibly showing tender respect for her painter's impotencelieb! HOROSCOPE bYOSYjr7eY 4 pack and tall egaigainli. aad with webbing human biting lads oimmillar aesb.

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