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Swiss Suffragettes Chicken Feathers
Disappointed
MEN REFUSE
THEM EQUAL VOTING RIGHTS
Basle, Dec. 5.
Swiss suffragettes were indignant tonight when they learned that for the fourth time since 1920 the men of Basle city canton had refused to give women equal electoral rights.
Voting in the referendum today was 17,321 men in favour and 21,129 against. The vote reversed a recent 70-19 decision of the Cantonal Parliament of Basle to extend the suffrage to women,
issue from the Federal Tribunn), Sulingettes infind at seeing victory snatched from their Switzerland's supreme court, by trap by less than 4.000 votes, ¦ referring it to article 4 of the which proclaims were holthing a protest meeligt | Tensiltulle,
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Russian Tactics More Subtle
Los Angeles. Deo. 5. Mr Walter P. Reuther, President of the Congress of. Industrial Organisations (CIO), warned today that Russian tactics had become "more mobile,”
"Even though Its grand strategy of world conquest remalta unchanged." he said, "the new Soviet line of co
co-existence and friend- strip is perhaps even madre dangerously
effective than The helligerency which marked Be last years of Stalin's forship."
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Convention which oprns here tumulow
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FERDINAND
TO TAKE ME HOME...
IT'S NOT RIGHT TO KEEP ANYTHING
THAT DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU
JOHNNY HAZARD
ANOTHER WASTED AFTERNOON! MIGHT AS WELL FIND A GONDOLA
HEY LADY...
TAXI?
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Reuter,
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By Ernie Bushmiller
THESE OAK LEAVES ARE YOURS --- WE HAVE ONLY AN
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By Frank Robbins
| AND, IN ANOTHER PART OF VENICE, JOHNNY
TRIES TO TRACK DOWN HIS LOST IDENTITY...........
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With A Permanent Curl
news.
By JOE JONES
Chicken feathers with a permanent curl, plans for wringing usable water from the skies and the seas, and booming prospects for a per- manent World Calendar in which every year is the sanie are spotlighted in current modern science
Those chicken feathers are curled that they can acquire the bulk of goose feathers and also be made water repellent-thus becoming suitable substitutes for costly goose feathers fillers for sleeping bags and comforters.
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The process, which is chemical, may solve problems of an annual 200,000,000-pound chicken feather surplus and a waterfowl feather shortage in the United States. It was developed by two chemists Industrial Research in
ot the Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
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CLOUD-SEEDING
Beper's 471 how Water may be brought from the slurs In cloted seeding and reclaimed from the ocean by "pour compression dis Allation" were presented at
meeting of the recent American Chemical Society.
Cute as rendeigante supply 15 Telusausfartery quality of water.
The Wall Calendar is nearer astrar y reality than ever
In fact, this plan
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Feen before the excitement following Tatasehirag
the Complet's first atomic submarine - The Naudus burl subsided. The They followed an atau mong US Government announced statenient that unless the prob thstan atomie-powered nero- am of water supplies is resolved, "plume would be built, the welfare of a large propor-
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the world. United States-some 40 million citizens in various parts of the country--are in dificulty be
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The windown, which act as atomle radiation shields. are approximately six by eighteen and one-half frot In dimension and weight an much as 12 tons cach, The glass in six times the density of water and almost as dense as steel.
And now comes word of the Invention of the Year!-extra- wide brners with built-in pockets for combs and nall files. Appropriately named "Kan- garoo Braces" these have just been placed on the market by on optimistic New Jersey com- pany.
Arab League To Review
Policies
Calro, Dec. 5. Foreign Ministers of the Arab League States convened here to- day to lay down basic policies which the States will adopt to- ward major international issues, including the East-West "split,**
Discussions among the Foreign Ministers were considered a pre- lude to a projected meeting of Arab
the near premiers In futuro.
Egypt's Prime Minister, Gamal Abdel Nasser, is said to bellove the time has come when the Arab world should take stock of new international Middle East developments and review la polletes accordingly. Such A survey would be likely to In- clude д
consideration of the
role of an Arab League col- lective security pact in regard to Middle East defence.
The meeting, proceeding be- hind closed doors, comprises Egypt's
Fawzl, Malumoud Lebanon's Alfred Naccache, Syria's Faizi el Massi, Iraqu Mousa el Shabbacılar, Jordan's Wolld Satoh, and Saudi Arabia's Royal Counsellor, Khaled Abdul Waleed,
The Yemen and Libya are not the meeting represented at because of a lock, it was wald,! of delegates of ministerial palibro United Press,
ILLEGAL ARMS
Rangoon, Dec. 0. The Burmese Government is waging an energetle, campaign 'hgainst people who own flro- arms illegally, or have failed to
Licences.
is calmated that there aro thousands of people throughout the country, who, obtained, arms during World War II and the Insurrections that followed independence aria barya dillad sở,