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Comment Of The

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STATE OF

THE ROADS

MASSIVE job of repair

#stil resurfacing of Colony

roads is urgentlyA needed. Many

are u

shocking state with pot holes, tranghs, depres slons,

corrugations and various kinds of surface wear and tear. This is an

Krumble nut

to be confused with never-ending. schemes

widon und straighten ronda. This is another question al- together. Some of these schemes have been in the hands of contractors for months Hke the Castle

Peak

to

Road un the stretch before, the downhill run to Taun Wan-und it seems to muke no headway at all, in fact gets worse rather than better,

But today we refer chiefly to the surface condition af ronds

for there seems have been " marked deterioration ru recent weeks. This muy be

to the rigours of a particu- iarly destructive summer ineluding Typhoon Mary,

heatwaves und lust. Sunday's deluge.

nevere

THE

THE kind of repairs that

best in would be

Jong-term

A

the possibly

those which would be costly

and take time, but a good many troughs look It

they could be made far tha tolerable by

more

addition of a quantity of stones, and tar and a good press-down by a steam. roller. They would at lens: tide over the most bully damaged sections until a thorough job of renova

tion can be undertaken. A cartomist, compares our pock-markeil ronds with the mom's pitted, crusted sur- But riding makos

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Son and daughter snatched off liner in Singapore RUNAWAY FAMILY DRAMA

Father's dash after Test for space-girl

wife and children

Singapore, Aug. 29.

naturalised former Ukrainian, who flew to Singapore from Australia and armed himself with a High Court order, to- day snatched two of his three children off a liner bound for Genoa on which he said his wife was making her way home to Russia.

HEAT WAS

TOO MUCH FOR MARILYN

MARILYN MONROE

Hollywood, Aug. 29.

The father, who refused tu give his name tu reporters on the grounds that he "feared re- prisals from the Russian Em- bassy in Australla" belleved to be named Lylyk and to have come from Sydney.

Tonight, the main did not deny haal his name wan Lykyk. But he refused to discuss the sulting this evening of the 13,140-tum liner Australia and said he would have to consult his solicitor be [fore speaking to the press,

Inside his hotel room a buy and a girl were fast asleep.

Argument

The fight towards the Iron Curtain only came to unlookers' attention lite today when the father went on board the liner with police officers and his suli- eltor and a vigorous argument broke out in one of the cabins.

The actual facts of the story_ are hidden behind the family security screen.

The father few here

last-minute bid to overlake the ship which sailed from Sydney about a week ago.

According to harbour police and shipping company sources, the story began in Sydney be tween ten days and a fortnight

when the

Mrs ugo

mother, Lylyk, let home with her 14- 3war-ukt Jon (whose name cannot be ascertained), year-old Peter and three-year- old ficlun They were to RO for it holiday to Newcastle, North of Sydney,

Migrated

seven-

HusseinTM

wants new

cabinet formed

Amman, Aug. 29.

11

King Hussein today asked

the chief of the Royal| Cabinet, Bahjat El Tul- houni to form a new cabinet, following the as- Bassination of Jordan's Premier, Hazza Majali. The King.

was to mako speech ever Amman radio to- night, a spokesman announced.

Amman meanwhile, was silent undLT the curfew and AL- all airports were closed. though announced, effect, a state of emergency.

The assassin's bob killed Premier Majall at 1130 om la- day.

it was not officiallyĖ:),,.~.

Jordan Was

Shortly after the blast wreck- ed Premier Majall's office, bury- In him under tons of debris, crashed explosions two other through the two-storey buliding the Foreign which also housed Ministry and the government

The father, who stayed at press allee. Film star Marilyn Monroe home, is understood

She has been making a flim Clark Gable and Montgomery Clift Her husband playwright Arthur Miller, wrote the script.

them

realise one that what the

Artigt trents as a laughing matter is really no joke at all. At nights, moreover, the-starring

dequate glare of a head- it lamp makes difficult to distinguish between roughness and a precipice which lands one with 2 jarring shock on to a sub- stratum of

Krivel rocks,

mer

to

י

Jorria Cobb, America's first woman astronaut, a Curfew was

who slim blonde of 29 Ammun notice and hails from Ponca City, Oklahoma, see-saws rapid- ly on the tilt-table during tests for possible cardio- vascular defects in tho space laboratories of the

Nixon troubled Lovelace Foundation

An immediate come entered hospital today from the Ukraine and to duve imposed in the entire suffering from exhaustion be captured by the Germans ara until further after working strenuous-during World War 11. I was armed cars with troops in bat- ly in desert heat, her doctor the war that he married the dress, patrolled the streets of

a the Jordanian capital-AP. nxt migrated to Sydney as for said.

"new Australian."

(See also P 3 and 10) According to these vurious The mother and the sources, three children had not been gone many days when the father dis- covered that they had not gone to Nowcastle but soßed in the The film, "The Misfits," in be..

is making for ng munde in Renu. Nevada, Australia which

und recently Gunca by way of Colombo to 185 degrees Bombay.

The father at once booked (F.). the studio said.

a jet airliner to Dr Hyman

Engelberg soldurisur and dirt, And anddenly Miss Munroe is suffering from Singapore and arrived here last it-is like riding springlessly "acute exhaustion and needs rest Friday to intercept the

which berthed this morning. over montal Track out and more rest.”

He then went on board with wooden wheels

A spokesma for the stil Part of the trouble is that rid tie 31-year-old, blonde did ronds are regularly being not collapse, she had intended dug up by the public utilita return to work today but ties to make necessary re- her doctor forbade her.

The Alm's director, Mr John pairs. Rarely is the result-

Huston,

:

where temperatures were around

Un

Iner

lol solicitor and demanded Custody of the children which his wife refused.

Wards of court

lie returned ashore and Aled And its producer na applicatim with the High ing excavation filled pre-agreed with the doctor.

Court and obtained an order. perts and subsidences “in-

Filming has been suspended making the children wards of sald the court. temporarily, the studio

variably catise a- bumpy surface, covers are often badly installed and like a hot penny

inL butter, Kink

Akain. manhole Router.

more than an inch below NO HOPE OF

the road surface, Yet some

mariage to

be flush with

the surrounding tar and are a joy to drive over. Why can't they all be?

WHILE the PWD are at

This evening he returned on board with she valleitor and and calcers of the Hattur Board police. He found his wife and children locked into the cabin lavatory and his wife refuted to open the door.

They argued for about

the door

hour and then SURVIVORS

ft, two more road prob-IN AIR CRASH

lema call for urgent atten- tion: the repeated__flooding

of Queen's Road East out- xide the Union Jack Club this has disrupted traffic seriously a number of times this year); and the silting of King's Road, North Point, which has been buried in mud following at Tonat two downpours thin your,

2

For Government department which shows that li in com- mendably quick off thib mark and efficient when it comes to clearing landslides and permanently shoring up loose roadside banks, the PWD should inckle the patching

of ruln stic potholes, the flattening of corrugated tar, the 'elimina tion of flooding in Queent's Rond and the fiting at North Point much more spendily,

any

an

was

opened,

The argument continued with the mother and the father In a highly emotional state and the children were crying,

with an infected knee

RICHARD NIXON Washington, Aug. 29. Vice-President Richard M. Nixon was admitted to Reed Walter

И

in

Albuquerque, New Mexico. In the test, - Jerrio's -un- strapped body moved from the horizontal to an anglo of 65 degrees and back again.-AP.

RAINFALL

ABOVE AVERAGE

The Royal Observatory corded 1.02 inches of rainfall

for the eight-hour period

A KIINNS, MELJEEF 24 "Cache ©

Lumumba's troops

clash with

Kasai defenders

Elisabethville, Aug. 29.

Ten soldiers of the Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba's army were seriously wounded in a clash with the forces of Prime Minister Albert Kalonji of the mining state of Kasai according to reports reaching here to- day.

WHITE OFFICIALS' Katanga hus virtually rented off ita northern borders against the threat of several hundred Lumumba troops said to be led by white officers in Kasai,

"we know

in

Europeans.

However, scalor Belgian diplomat sald here today we have no reason to be depressed about the military situation."

Meanwhile, the UN's deploy- reported virisalty ment

in the Katanga completa Reuter.

was

Explosion on British trawler

Oslo, Aug. 29. Unconfirmed reports

said that a British traw- for named St Hubert had exploded in the Arctic Sea north of the Varanger Peninsula, and that two of the crow had boon killed by the explosion.

Another British traw-

Prince lor, the

Charles had started towing St Hubert towards Vardoo in northeastern Norway, the and had reports said, taken the rest of the St Hubert's crew on board.

AP.

Typhoon Della takes heavy toll in Japan

Tokyo, Aug. 30. 1

whipped Typhoon Della

Shikoku

and western Honshu yesterday with "heavy windgi and --rain leaving two dead, 22 missing and 18 injured, one seriously.

The 76-mileя

-

per hour typhoon disrupted land, sea and air traffe.

The storm caused a landslide benr a tunnel on the. Ashlyn- arima toll. highway at Mount that Nishinonlya, • buried 70 construction workers alive.

Police

sald roue squads from Nisinomiya and vicinity. 350 miles southwest of Tokyo: managed to

save 40 persons although olight were Injured, one seriously.

HEADS FOR SEA Weathermen said typhoon Della, the 18th of the season, swept into Japan Sea, her 76- mph sweeping winds moving north northeast at 23 mph. At midnight she was spotted some 100 miles west of Noto Pentisula, western Honshu heading for western Hokkaido, Japan's northern main island.

Typhoon Faye was sighted in the West Pacile by weathen 100 miles north of Iwo Jima at

9pm. yesterday heading towards

Honshu

Weathermet maid typhoon Faye with centre winds of 125 mph was moving north north- west at 15 mph wat is expected to be 315 miles south of Tokyo at 9 pan. on Tueschy-AP,

POWERS WIFE

COLLAPSES

New York, Aug. 29. Mrs Barbara Powers, the 24-

·year-old wife of convicted U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, collapsed after she arrived at Idlewild airport from Europe this evening.

She held back her teara ́ús sho walked slowly towards the air- the direction of port building the public health section.

As she reached the wall she collapsed on the ground and had to be helped 'inside by wix off- clais-Reuter,

One offer said Mr Lamumba's troops were Almost two inches of rain opted to have fanned out in that scue Belgian officers of the the Force Publique stayed on in fell from midnight last ami detachments across

night till 8 am today.huge areo of southern Kosad, the various places, including Lalun- longest push being to Sentery' in Loung, the pivot of the Lumumba

drive into Kassi ra the extreme cast.

This adjoins the secessionist Another report said that

the 20-man "technical mission" In The heaviest downpour came province of Katenga anch

clothes arrived this forum of Korgalo, where many civilian between 5 and 6 o'clock

Lulusbourg about ten days morning when 0.97 of an inch Congolese are pro-Lumumba.

Belgian offlalais sodel they fear ago. was registered,

that May saccess for Mr The carly morning fall od

since last Lumumba there would bring the They were sold to include and other eastern the total brought

Jodall population up in arms Russians Monday up to 13.05 inchat.

his support. And the total since January was 66.09 inches-being more than an inch over the average Army for tuli lime of the year. Medical Centre today with The additional minfall. this further Improved severely-infected left morning

storage water to Hongkong's knee and will have

position, remain for two weeks.

All the reservoirs in the Mr Nixon's Prceu

Secretary Colony are overflowing except Kalanga troops have heavy Mr Herbert G. Klein, said the the biggest, Taj Lam Chung machineguns and other heavy

wha suffering

where the water level came up

arms in strong points along the to 190 feet six inches this

border. But so far there Nixon walked into the hoo-

been no fighthing between tho morning.

tha hoilday, no He curicelled 11 campaign Today, being a

two opposing sides on

Washington, Aug 20. echokduica and other public ap-figures were available from the border, authoritative

MokeTebombe," Prime A imgth" of about 05 feet of Water Authority,

anfd here tonight, parates for the

Minister of Katanga Provincomber staffolding belonging Bamako, Aug. 20, weeks.

More heavy downpouts, ate

Conflicting reports, elrculated we quoted here today as spying The Mall Federal Cabinot. to-

A statement from Mr. Nixon's expected in the next 24 hours.

taa kontrastór fall down and day lifted tho stato of emer

office said, he had "no com A spokesman for the Royal about white officers alleged to be that if Mr Patrice Lumambe,

blocked the txilway track in suiting (5 oppossta gency proclaimed on August 10 pilcations" chd "no fever, and Observatory said this moralnu saking the Lumumba okay Coro Prime Minister, stayou in

bo in excellent that occalonná, showers and Bomo report on three Belgh power, kero la no doubt that Non p

to bn ex-offieurs of the former Force Pub they Congo wilt go Communi by Mall and Sudanese Premier continues to

except for thunderstorma ore Modibo Kalta, following Series physical condition"

posted in the eternoon ur to- qus were serving with Mr. In/of copyrighted Interview In the magazine, UB. News and ol'e secession from the federa- the injury. tion, it formed with the Sudan. Mr Nixon injured hla knee on morrow,

The forecaster prodicted, the Bears 1omeinte sáld the dew Work Report, Mi Tishombo ssid: Since Senegal's breakaway, August 17, when to bangol it

agninat a car door duflrass ateriperature would rise slightly picoment of the ventral pover-Balo is notunity giving Bamako, capital of Berlon, hai

compaun apprennes-at-Gronem oboya 50 degrees In the next 24 mon forces, seamed, to include i frazrbertofi'cal political support tu been proclaimed capital of the

hours boro, North Carolina-UPL

the prostice of white officers, Lanrambe."-Reuter, Mall FederationAFP.

In the ent the oldest son re- fused to leave his mother and Dakar, Aug. 29.

the faller

the went down Navy rescue teams abart

gangway with the youngest son doned hope tonight of and daughter, Peter sad Helen, before the shore- survivors only shortly finding

cast oft and the omong the 63 people lines were aboard

an Air France Australia sleds for Genos to-

night-cutor. Super Constellation which crashed into the sea Whitle trying to land at Dakar airport in a tropical rain- storm.

Among the 365, passengers B clit crewmen who a Canadian executive of the Singer Sowing Machine Company, at least one Bron, two Italinine, une Dutch

Greek melly of man an a mother, father and small child, Air France offenib tall,

Among the victime were eight children, including an Irifant,

Rescue officials salih it appear- ck the plane explotted where it hit the water and that all aboort wore killed extendly--UPI.

Emergency inom a non-falignant infection

Mali lifted

pátal

next

two

RUSSIAN AID Scaffolding blocks

TO LUMUMBA?

sources HAM

all

railway track

omann reittiamant" aras mt 7.24 mm, today.

The track was cleared about

an hour later and traini'services started on mhadule, eh eh Traffic is how, binok hormal

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