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QUIT USSR
Moscow, July 1,
A large number of Spaniards who came to the Soviet Union before the war to escape the Franco regime are leaving the coun- Try, many to return Spain, diplomatic said today.
to
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men
Frange
un Lottery
Sydney, July 1 Budotsmen here are planning. to conduct a lottery with the Hotel Paine, at seaside Manty. worth an estimated £A200.000
£160,000 sterling)
prize.
first
If the State Government ugrees, the businessmen will buy the hotel and offer it as the prize to raise funds for a new wing for the Christtun Brothers' Troming College. a suburban Lewisham.
The State Govertunent is re- ported to be considering & veral Application for permits for raficofetolly
Art named Unions with huge prizes, one of them a shoop statkun.—China Mail Special.
Truman Gets Oxford Degree
President
United of the Mr Harry Truman, former States, smilingly acknowledge, the cheers of the crowd willo walking in procession on the occasion of his receiving an
Press hunorary degree from Oxford University, — Central
Phato.
Britain Ready
To Cut Forces In W. Germany
pow W
By STANLEY PRIDDLE
London, July 1.
[est Germany's refusal to continue paying pkeep of western troops on her territory speculation here about a possible cut
vitain's forces on the continent.
contribuit nothing to the Western week at the same Couriced Pink
would pay only st Germany this
Ament
Jolleybus,
心 electrical
motive from overhand Courcey
But The Gyrobus only contacts the source of power with its cooltage anbenzine at fixed inter- Evals along its route,
The occasional contact gives the Gyrobos sufletent pqwer to Tek
• next combined bus
18 Supported by at Dr Konrud SETARAÐI will be eid general elec- and the sup- (VIZI now ex⭑
tala
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West
amic situation is
11 be a severe
total exprise
FRENCH SOCIALISTS GIVE OVERWHELMING SUPPORT TO MOLLET
Lille, July 1.
French Premier Guy Mollet today received overwhelmin support from his own party for the policies of his governme in Algeria-in foreign affairs and internal social reforms-- the Socialist Party Congress in Lille came to an end.
NTULI IS NO SLAVE
OF TIME
Eshowe, Zululand, July 1.
Henekiel Ntuli, who lives lu a beehive hul in orange near Eshowe, could make a lot of money with his clay models of anmialm and African heads, but he has no urge to sell.
an arth," Null says. "and 1 model when I want 10. This Jut of nine cons about £3 to build, and I want no better hats,"
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There were x clay African hends and
miniature head crying in The sur oulsite the hut
"I made them all this morn- ing," he sald "They sell t between 8-. zirel 10%
apier.
Hul I only work for the money I newl The ite head was inne by my son who is 14. He's going to be on arlist to "
"HEAP OF MONEY"
1
resolutions The government-approved Algeria received 3,808 votes of a possible 3,7 An opposition motion, whigh called for an i mediate cease-fire to be followed by negotiations received only 363.
The Socialists have thus endorsed a policy whi provides first for the pacification of Algeria, secondly i free elections, und, thirdly, for negotiations with the loc authorities thus selected on the future status of Algeri
The
On French internal questioni Socialist delegates, voted unanimously, except the Congress voted unanimou
support for the "indexible de three abstentions, tention of the government for support the government's in holding down prices and re foreign policy as it is being jeeling any carried out by the Foreign Cepreciation, Minister, Pineau,
M.
Christian
Iden of
The principa of us polter | AR presensted on Pe floor, was
-We remalo faithful 10
aldunees, but we friends auch want to be outspoken tiended forces in
S
Pot sateliktes The resolutions approved the orientation of foreign polley in the direction
currenc
CALL FOR SACRIFICE ...
The resolution called upon ali rections of the party to help ins Som public opinion of the need tur sacrifices to support the Algeria and userve monetary slability,
The party's Algerian resolu- un emphasised the necessity of
faserts of independence
political, economie within the Atlustle community, harmi la social and administra
the with als here.ated effort towards without waiting for unding the cold war and bring- | pasiflention of the territory. .**{ about t1 rapprochement fealled for severe measures, “Ex- tending even to the suppacsator between peoples.”
of the presS,
con which has sistently rerved the interests o the mastery of Algeria, whic
PINEAU PLAN
--
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The "Pipeout plan" for (slab-|siles up hatred and opposes th lishing a world economie agency pulley of Franco-Mosjem raj
the franework of within the
prochement," United Nations to help under-
There was unanimous suppo developed nations was approved for the final pawgraph of t In the resolution а The foreign pulley resolution
And Null of the lenn, beard- ed face and the long fingers was modelling a rhino as he talked. "I feared the nất when I was
my a herd boy with time on hands I've newer used mould,"
ut
the
Rhodes
Algerian teslution, which ex also called on the government to Ped cority for the innocer He made a "heap of money" surt the efforts of the United victims of the conflict and ask ed thir Algerians to lay dow to Security Counell Centenary Nations Festival in Bulawayo, Southern settle
their as and work with the between lisputes the
government to bring about thodesta. In 1953. "In three Isruel and the Arab states, and
Truc emancipation within months I made £180.
iran declared that "no arms should
fisternal Fratico-Algerian com out of clay and they had to be delivered to states whose will
munityFrance-Presse, 11 Bed bugs
up by plane for
expansion from Eshowe,
threat to pee;" "But money isn't everything.
of it
Maybe 47 work all day I could make from £3 to £5, but I'm not interested in being a slave of time." Heater
Storms Cause Casualties
New York, July 1
One person was killed and at In Germany.least five persons were missing
• largest debtor in severe storms that ripped Payments across a central band of Wi-
cent of the will be forevď will have to
SY VETS here
in does cul
mary maxt
do so by keeping
ነቲ sume number of military formation there, but by reducing their innpower.
The effectiveness of the forces evuld probably maintained by increasing their fire power with the latest weapons.
pone
NEW WEAPONS
are
Cyprus Manhunt factories.
British troops
D
officer
northens'ern
consin today,
The US Weather Bureau al Milwaukee Isaid at least two tornutoes
were
reported
during the outbreak of siorms, but no injuries were reported In the twisters.
Killed in U plane crash blamed on the storms was Ed- Dettman. Two other ward
in the injured persons were
w neck Deliman WES flying from West Bend to Manitowoc when
the pilot of the private plane tried to Innd in a form neld to
The escape
storm. The authorities suld an un- known number of persons was feared drowned in Lake Winnebago and nearby waters. Witnesses said the storm whe possibly the worst to strike the in history.-United
arca Press,
MISSING FOR
80 YEARS
1 is believed il it the govern- siop and electricity supply point,ment here is in any case about
China Mail Special.
10 revise its standing forces now that supplies of new wea- coming
the from
Authoritative
dis- sources Nicosia, July 1.
count reports that because of were reported her economic
situation Britain to have begun a large-scale will heavily reduce
her arms Manhunt for
Cyrus-hommi
spending soon. The present Gerek army
the
annual rate vicinity of Aportiolos ABCA million sterling.
Is about £1,500 monastery Cyprus. Troos
Melbourne, July 1. were Sald to bc
The Missing Persons Bureau combing a 45 square mile urca for the Greek officer, who waA
here is checking on the fate of a man born 115 years ago, suspected вся have entered present strength
Mrs Marjorie Wainwright, of Cyprus legally, The officer's formations armed with tactical
guided Clapham weapons,
Junction, England, not disclosed nuclear missiles
and other modern wrote asking l the police armaments, it is believed.
could help her to trace her The announcement of a
Frank Saint-Nazaire, July 1.
cut great-uncle.
Standen, The Arst of six freighters in East Germany's forecs wan who sailed for Australia 70 or bullt for Russia
step hauched regarded hero as another
30 years ago, and who had not been heard from since, He wis born in 1841.
the A police ofcial sald Bureau would "do is best" to meet the roquest-Reuter.
namic
MORE WEATHER France-Presse.
REPORTS
wad
It economics are to be made, they are likely to take the form maintaining of a switch from conventional forces at their to smaller
[17]
Copenhagen, July 1. over to Russian Ambassador in the Communials campaign to The Danish
more Meteorological Serge Vingogradov with a round | make rearmament Institute is to ask an increased of fonats to French-Russkin } popular in Western Germany number of fishing boats and friendship at the shipyards here than it is already.---China Mail steamers to give weather reports yesterday.—United Press.
Special. with the alm of Improving weather forecasting in the North Sea and the Baltic.
At the same time it is hoped to secure agreement with other North Sea powers to operate a permanent wenther ship station- ed midway between Denmork and England-Reuter.
Thieves' Big Haul
Augsburg, W. Femin Thloves broke into a subp.. posedly burglar-proof safo here and got tway with 100,03⁄4A% marks (about £10,000 sterling) in the blakest post-war robbery on record in Germany, ⋅ poliem said today. Routi
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YOU?
HE DID!
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constitutes
The government's polley in regulating conditions of "inter- Spoilt Children dependence, based on reciprocal friendship"
with Morocco mid
Singapore, July 1. A newspaper opinion polt Tunis was endorsed.
found thul European Approval was also voted for here continued negotiations for the children In Singapore were often establishment +[ European spoilt and pampered. Some ex energy organisation perls raid that is was because (Euratom) and for an "exch they spent too much time in th Ma of atomie care of servants. --~--China sively peaceful" use
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