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ends in near tragedy
Sydney,
A doctor and his wife who had been missing for four days in blizzard conditions on the Snowy Mountains were found semi-conscious and suffering from severe frost bite and hunger.
Searchers described Bnding the
enuple alive as "miricle",
They are Dr and Mrs Graham for Victoria, parents of five children who were bolklaying
Cut Thredbe, NSW.
They If the lodge last Thursday fur a day's ekiing, taking with them only 12 uut lunch. They look half-mile ski lift journey to the top of Mount Piper and then gửi jost in hay nditform Wat 3 pizzard slurted. The first night wanderlag was spent mostly
and searching for Lafog mul the second night they spent in trenches ey dug in the now. Here Mrs Graham remained, exhausted in a dug-out whille her husband searched and eventually found 11 shed sume food.
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on the path most ut there had been covered by fresh snow. The next day he reached the rock wher; his wife WHS Iving almost frozen 10 tenth and trok her back to the stel. Jere they spent the fourth night-together and then
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fund by three Austriin ski experts. More than 40 searchers and aircraft took part in the search,
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The Leningrad Maly Ballet
starts next week
in
Sydney and already prac- tically every seat has been sold for the short season in this city.
The
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and
A picture of Dr and Mrs Graham taken several years ago.
Australia's Dow Governor Geneent Lord De L'Isle arrived
in Melbourne last week on the
bringing the will not accompany him on this baltet to Australia is well over visit,
C100,000 which includes air fares and hotel is for the
and orchestra Company hers and the air-freighting of several tons of costumes properties. Any profits from The ballers Australian tour wid help 1210 Austrullon Ballet Foundation which has been up by the Elizabethan Theatre Trust and it alms establish ing a national ballet to sucered the recently disbanded Baro- vansky Company.
liner Orcades, accompanied by his wife and three daughters. He left Iminediately for Govern- he and his family were received
by the Administrator of the Common wealth. Sir Dallas Brooks and Lady Brooks. Later they left
ment House where
Canberra at 12.30
they
Mr
Tremendous
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1961.
Was
interest shown everywhere the ship went and representatives of 200 Austration sold nearly
manufacturers
£4 million worth displayed more than 500 Aus- ot goods. On board, 150 stands trafias products from sugar to sewing machines. The general comment was admiration for, and astonishment at, the range of goods displayed,
son
The Leningrad company has Prine asked for plenty
of heat, and Menzies aud Dame the
has theatre túanagement Menzles. bought
thirty
Certrie new indiators so there shrald be no A 21-itun salute from the was thrilled with his presenta-
Royal Military College
fear of eds. Actually, Sydney has had a very mild winter and there have been lots of wa177) sunny days. This should please The fumbers of the ballet,
People from the outback will fly thousands of miles to see the ballet and
of them Sume chartered special planes 「i;it:c" to take them to the premiere in
wher seals range in Sydney price in 30 shillings to £5-5 or KS to $63 vacht.
The Duke of Edinburgh will
visit Australia in Novem- ! ber for the opening of the Empire (ames and while no official programme of his visit has been an- nounced some sources say a brief
tour taking other capital cities is possible. And so next year Sydney may welcome him.
in
The Duke also hopes to have a short hallday, probably on the Queensland cost. The Queen
NEW LIGHT IN U.S. POLITICS
By Don Iddon
New York.
SENATOR Barry Gold- water, a millionnire marathon talker known internationally until a few
un-
months
ago, is running away with the loyal Opposi- tion leadership.
Just the other day, the arth
Conservative Arizonan, travel- Hing in Texas, binsted the "censorship" which, he said. John Kennedy had inpased on inditary men.
He added: "The generals and
admirals are so busy defending themselves they haven't Kul ume to do their job." Goldwater, overshadowing his rivals, ex-Vice President Rlch- ard Nixon, and Governor Nel- son Rockefeller, aise demand- ed the name of the man who
*SEN GOLDWATER
blundered over the Cuban in- vaston, saying: "We have a right to know. MEMORIAL SERVICE was held
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the other day in Chicago at the grave of Colonel Robert Me- Čermick, publisher u! the Chicago Tribune, to whom the word British was like red rag to a buli. It was revealed that more than £2,000,000 had been dispersed to philanthropy from his estate since his death in 1955.
of
Misfit man ARTHUR MILLER, playwright A and former husband
Marilyn Monroe, is working on a new play at his farm Connecticut. He said: "I'd rather not tell the
subject yet. It would arouse a lot of unnecessary curiosity."
Inauguration at Incarus, on the occasion of the International Film Festival, of a memorial exhibition to Georges Melles, the French ploneer of the cinema, who was borts 100 years ago. From left: Freddy Buache, director of the Swiss film library at Lausanne; Henri Langlois, director of the French film library. Paris; Madame Molthete-Melles, grand- daughter of Georges Melles; and Andre Melles, son of Georges Melles. — London Express Service.
WAR ON PEEPING TOMS
London.
A city council has decided to spend £500 to stop court-
ing couples being pestered by Peeping Toms.
The authority is Portsmouth
City Counell, who have voted to
cut down must of the hawthorn
buches covering Portsdown CROSSWORD
on the city's northern boundsry.
For years the bill has bien a favourite spot for courting. But
crowds recently
of Peeping Toms have made couples' lives a misery.
A senior elly police officer said: "There are hundreds uf Peeping Toms пе weekends. They work with the precision of
military exercise.
"Groups stand up on the top of the hill and star) the post- tions of the courting couples to their friends below."
Mr George Collins, chairman of the Parks Commitice. sald: The Director of Parks advised
Us Ual it was time this workt was done.
Many Aslans till think of in & RAAF Convair, and reached Australia as a sheep and wheat is Blin, The Misfits, starring out of the bushes w. tend to "I is true that the inning pin where country Unly. in Columbu, į
Monron, is playing as a second were welcomed by the Ceylon's Pilme Minister, Mrs
reduce the numbers of curling string feature in many elne-couples. Minister,
But we R. G. Bandaranaike secumpented by
are mily this around the country, Ainleristed schoolboy
121 Pattle her
the stopping Stavert
fup. aboard for three haury
nuisance caused by the Peeping after FIVE HUNDRED extra police Toms London Express Ser- Opering the exhibition, He
were on duty in Harlem after vice. the riot in which 1,000 negroes went wild, shols were fired and 50 judo-trained six-foot members of the Tactical Com- Inand Force were called out. Heat, humidity, drink, and idle- ness were blamed for the vio- lence.
To announced their
Dum or
Australian-made arrival cricket bat which had been
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and Lord De L'Isle was sworn down to London for Normat in us Governor General the O'Neill's autograph and rushed following day. At The same back in time for the visit,
tine as their arrival in Mel-, turne, their 15-year-old school- ley sun, the Hon. Phillip Sydney arrived at Sydney airport and
met by a high-ranking Any oficer who drove him Victoria Barracks, Later
was
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left for Canberra where he r joined his family in the after. KRGH,
The floating fair trade ship, Straat Banka, has been so popular on her seven weeks export journey to Singapore, Malaya, Cey-
Irish Guards'
first V.C. dies
to
Major Michael O'Leary, the
first Irish Guardsman receive the Victoria Cross, kas died in a London hospital.
He won the award for "sus- Ion, India and Pakistan, tained and compleuous bravery" and drawn so many poten- at the French vilage of Cuin- tial buyers that in Singa-chy in February 1915. The official citation stated that in o pore their stay Wis counter-attack cin □ German extended from four to six position he rushed to the front days..
and himself killed five Oer- mans who were holding the Best barriende. After which he at- tacked a second barricade. al- Though
further on, 60 yards which e captured, after kilog three of the enemy and making prisoners of two more.
Lance-Corporal O'Leary thus practically captured the enemy's position by himself and pre- vented the rest of the attacking party from being fired upon."
He was immediately promoted tu the rank of sergeant on the Held of battle.
The Governor-General of Ceylon inspecting an Austra-
Han food exhibit on board the trade ship Straat Banka.
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A most colourful personally, Mnjor O'Leary had already served in the Royal Navy, four years in the Irish Guards, and with the Crinadian North-West Mounted Police before World. War One broke out, He rejoin- ed the Irish Guards in 1914 and returned to Canada
Candy warns CANDY JONES, the benuty queen who has been Miss Atlantic City, Miss Cover Girl, Miss Coffee Bean, and Model The Year, said today:
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CANDY JONES
"Don't rush blindly into beauty contest. "Winning a title doesn't neces
sarily advance your career. Headaches, even tragedy, can result. Unsavoury characters hang around beauty tests," POSITIVELY my last shark story it could have been my Just story of any kind. A IBA. thrasher shark was swept ashore just opposite the Sand Castle, Westhampton Beach, where I spend some of my weekends.
It fought furlously until a guest In the house, Lieut. Edgar
Perry, of New York City Police, killed it with two well- aimed shots. Anyone else for a swim?
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good! 35 words, very, Goo
excellent. 40 words.
Boletin tomorrow.
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