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A Prospector Was Right, The Geologists Wrong

From H. King Wood

Sydney, April 16.

C. H. ("Pop") Chapman, a bouncing ball of brawn, muscle, sinew and energy, drove into Alice Springs this week, shouted by the bar, and an- nounced that he had had it.

"Pop" Chapman, one of the colourful charac- ters of Australia's "Never Never," founder of that amazingly rich goldmine, "The Granites," has sold out to a company,

The Granite country isn't any place for a city slicker. It lies 400 miles north-west of Alice Springs, and its hent has been compared with that other place of which we hear so much.

Mr C. H. Champman staked bad that only the lure of gold the mine and begu

working kept them plugging on.

on luxury.

in

it in 1932. Eminent geologists But now "Pop" is cashing

He has built a told him that there was no gold

home in Alice at The

at Tennant's magnificent Granites, Creek, but "Pop" went ahead, Shrings. He calls it "The Pearly daked

huge mines bota Gutes" because he says he has places--and how very much he been so often knocking on them. In the rounds he has a huge proved the geologists wrong!

Large quantities of gold have swimming pool stocked with sh fur south imported from the been taken from both pliers,

back just after "Pop" likes a bit of quie: Ashing. few

years back- a £5 an ounce rise in goll peler: Pop Chapman came into Allen 2,000 ounts of Springs with #ld packed in jam ns.

But the gold didn't come easy. For 17 years Chapman and his two sons, Garden, who realis a half shore in the new company. and Pal, who told ut some years Lander the most ago, worked rugged condition--condition: sa

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No one would take him for the 70 years he is today says that he might in his

spare time losalck mound, "looking for a bit of gold."

Who said this Country?

TALKS

PROGRESS

was a free Soviet Makes Good!

Forly-five year old Bill Johnson was lined £3 in Oberon (NSW) court this week for waving a lizard at people as they walked down the street

CHAMPIONS JAPANESE The Japanese have a new- found champlon in that flery soldier, Red Robbie Lleut General Sir Horace Robertson, for five years commander of the BCOF.

Impression

Geneva, Apr. 17. Reliable sources here today raid the new Soviet polley of "good business relations with all countries" Is making for "ex- progress" tremely tifactory in secret East-West trade talks United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.

The

here, organied by the Toronto, Apr, 17. Crown Prince Akihito of an informal Japan today made

The General this week old tour of the Ontaris Parliament buildings and then left

the Overscus League that Aus- Hamilton to visit a big steel tralians should treat the Japanese a loughing, sunny and friendly If another Prince - was race”—as equals. The 20-year-old

he said. escorted through the Parliament world war broke out, buildings by the Premier of Australia and Japan would be

and allies. Ontario, Mr Leslie Frast,

"Japan must rearm and take provincial government offeinls. The Premier gave him brief her rightful pines among the big.

mill.

policy announced by M Georgi Malcakov in his speech, on beaming Prime Minister, being "carried out to the letter," sources said.

29 European Expr: 1cm countries and the Unkel States we taking part in the talks.

The Russian expert, M. K.K. frank and open speeches so far. for longer and has provided and more detailed lists of com- modities ready for trading than had been hoped.

For Benefits

Ex-POWs

Geneva. Apr. 17.

The International Com- miilee of the Red Cross announced today that lins ket

xix-mari up

council to ad- supervisory vise the Committee on the distribution of funds ceded by Japan for the benefit of prisoners of war Japanese hands during World War 1.

In

rt-

A mission of the inter-

Committee national cently participated in a

conference on this subject, convened by the British and the Foreign Ofice United States State Depart- ment

by and attended

of the representatives powers concerned.---Reuter.

NAIROBI'S

account of the province's history industrial nations of the world," Bukilov, has made unusually REPLY TO

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CRITICISM

as depicted in paintings on the he said. "Japan undoubtedly will walls of the Parliament build- become one of the great powers Ings.

Pacific again just a m the of the The Prines latened attentive- nowerful as stie was before.

Nairobi, Apr. 17. ly during the 45-minute tour "The Japanese take great pride

The Kenya government stated within their detailed workmanship. and looked around Him

Other Communist countries interest. Afterwards, he set out Goods sold on the home market

have followed this lend, lists of tonight it would not tolerate acts for Hamilton.

in Japan are of high standard goods for export and import of Indiscipline by security forces and involving 11-treatment of sus- About 200 Japanese Canadians and it is unfortunate that only

are, in the main, longer

than those more varied

pro-pects and the African popula- assembled outside the hotel to their

their cheap goods are extensively

duced in the Communistilon generally. Welcome him on his arrival Injexported.

conference in Sie Horace added that Aus-organised trade Toronto Irom Western Canada.

tralia should consider seriously Moscow last year. 72-year-old | tralia They included a Japanese man and his wife who Japan's need of markets for her came to Canada from Japan 54 goods. If Australia expected to years ago and who waited from trade with Japan she must buy

Japanese goods. dawn to see the Prince.

Crown Prince Akihito smiled

Japanese are a laughing, Most and waved to the crowd.

sunny and friendly race. The Prince wore a dark bust- Japanese are ordinary human nere suit, white shirt and dark beings who had militarism forced ile.

on them. The Japanese do not A Japanese-Cadian. Grace want to feel inferior to us, and Onkawn, of the Royal Canadian any agreement we enter inlo

on with them will not be broken.

"We must treat Japan as a

Air

Force and a secretary

the Prince's tour, told reporters

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that the Prince ked Canadion growing nation with far greater food, especially steak, but took experience in history and heart

ourselves. no sugar in his tea and avoided than sweets.

"Nothing will go wrong as long

is in Travelling with the Prince as the

the United States are eight Japanese government alliance with Japan and us." oficials and 22 Japanese news- This outspoken statement from Tather Rebbie" "Red paperman-Reuter.

Sharkey's

Death

Tom

San Francisco. Apr. 17.

was

surprising. H He commanded Aus- trallan troops in the field against the Japanese in the New Britain and final New Guinea Campaigns, accepted the surrender at Wewak. He was a man who spoke sternly to the Japanese at an anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing

But be is known, tog, as "he man who was very, very sorry to

Sharkey, 79, barrel-give up his post in Japan.

chested fighter who was the

last of the prize ring greats of

the 10905, died today.

PROFITABLE

to be

Exchanges of views between experts are expected. largely explorations of concrete trading possibilities, and ary likely to continue till at least next Thursday.

An official statement said to- day such acts are "utterly con- demned."

I.O.C. DISCUSSES VENUE OF NEXT OLYMPICS

Mexico City, Apr. 17.

The International Olympic Committee formal- ly opens its meeting today with the question of the Australian quarantine on horses holding the key to whether Melbourne will be allowed to hold the 1956 games.

Committee directors who heard Australian representatives in a closed meeting yesterday in- dicated that all other problems regarding the Mel- bourne site have been virtually solved.

But the IOC's Chancellor, Otto Mayer of Switzerland, called the horse quarantine "apparently the one remaining problem."

The question of whether Melbourne will be permitted to hold the 1950 Games as originally planned expected to be the most importent matter discussed

BRILLIANT

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at the meetings which is expected VAN DONCK |

to last four or five days.

At first the Australians and problems providing facilities for Housing the athletes and for

London, Apr. 17. Flory Van Donck, of Belgium.

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on the high course tremely favourable."

today. "The progress Melbourne has Moor Park, Hertfordshire,

the field by made toward giving facilities Van Donck led

ກ total of for the Games is excellent," eight strokes with

third Mayer said,

of the "However,

the 200 ot horse is undeniably round-one of the lowest three- Road Central, is now open. round totals in British golf. black

from His approach play and pulting The quarantine stems

law which was Australian

30 brillant during his provides that any horses enter-round of 6s that he took only

the nation "down under" 22 puits. Ing must first spend six months in

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quarantine either in England or

The

end

Van Donck won by six strokes

in New Zealand to be sure that from John Pritchett (Sunning

are not carrying any dale), Bill Branch (Canton) and Ken Bousfield (Coombe Hill), sil offeinl of of when shared second place

a total of 280, with Melbourne Control

Then

ther

onlinul disease.

Mr A. W. Colo

the

Planning Committee explained

came. Harry Weetman that the reason for the law was (Crohamhurst) and S. S. Scott that Australi was completely (Carlisle) with a total of 282.

Van Donck's prize was £300. free of five horse diseases of

which they were afrold. "We-Reuter want to keep it free," he added. OBVIOUS SNAGS

was

Mantle's 565-Foot

Homer

The law causes cbvious difficulties for nations which-

the equestrian wish to enter

the Olympics. It is events in either too expensive or incon- venient for them to send their mounts to England or Nw Zea land for six months' quarantine. And Mr Coles sald doubtful that the Australian would relax the Government quarantine for Olymple entries. that quarantine law, was in e

effect when Melbourne was awarded the Games," he said.

However, in Sydney, Aus-game at Detroit. train, yesterday Sir Erle Page, Federal Health Minister of Aus tralia, agreed to investigate fully the ninth inning on Malt Best's a new plan which would permit triple and a fly ball by Owen the admission of horses for the Friend, Olympics.

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They

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double Les, Vosy's two-run wealth would finance cat-half

was tho K, O. blow in a five- of the Games cost with the

gave tho Victoria State Government and tally seventh which It was issued

Council St. Louis Browns a 6-4 victory the following in- Melbourne City

A over the Chicago White Sox in

before 2,972

fans creasing criticism of the pollet, particularly European reservists

Chicago and African Askāris.

shivering in 36-degree weather. The big Brown Inning fol- Afth-inning lowing Vic Wertz' homer chased starter Joe Dobson and gave the "decision to Dick Littlefeld, St. Louis also fled in the starter, who seventh,

Acts of indiscipline "Involving The talks began last Monday.

causing of death or It was earlier understood that unlawful the principal commodities under Injury by mishandling; of mem- discussion were steel, coal, tim-bers of the public, suspects er misappropriation prisoners, or ber and grains.-Reuter.

of or damage to their properly," would not be tolerated.

Federation

Of Borneo

Visualised

Singapore, Apr. 17.

Substantiated

reports of

brutality had been investigated by the government, and, where

cach financing one-quarter. 6,000-person capacity "Olympie Village" has been financed to housa athletes and officials, —

United Press.

BOYS AND GIRLS SOLUTIONS

RIDDLES: 1-By breaking its Ireland wings. 2-Because it has a con-

ductor. 3-Because abounds with tham-rocks.

necessary, had been the subject When he's tann'd 'em

of disciplinary action.

The statement sold the shanty evictions were an "operational necessity."-Reuter,

UNION'S DENIAL

Nairobi, Apr. 17. The Kenya. African Union

Arman

driving, 6-Because the is n Joint

6-Because it affair. brightens up spoons, 7-Don't pay the water tax. 8-The one sells watches, the other watches cells. 9-Because he carries his calves there.

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SKETCH: THUMBNAIL Today's official announcement today denied that Mr Joseph

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Winning pitcher Dick Little- on Britain's Murumba, its Secretary-General, James Fenimore Cooper, Ameri-feld, Joser Joe Dobson.-A520- of a conference

Borneo territorica

clated Press, was in Indio at the invitation of can novelist. three North was seen by informed, pources the Indian Government,

CROSSWORD: here as a slep towards ultimate federation.

And incidently, there are other The game la fighter, who ways of making money in the British

L. Northern Territory besides for

won $250,000 ghing John

Sullivan. J'm Corbett, Bob mining gold.

Four aborigines have ben poid Fitzsimmons, Jim Jeffries ond

head of cattle £1,414 for $2 others, died broke-but not fòr-

they raised themaclyce Koticn.

Ho

Six years ago a mission station had been in hospital

gave the boys a few horses and sluce Auguit, 1952.

His friends lighters, pro- some stock and told them to go moters, oldtime newimen and bush. They grazed the cattle on followers shipped in to pay the native

looked after reserve; his expenses.

their herd well, and today rin Doctors at the San Francisco several hundred head of cattle. Hospital said Sharkey "dled An Alice Springs butcher bought casily in his sleep" at 3.15 am the stock, paid the boys nearly

He was under treatment for £35 ahead. a heart pilment, Assoclated Preis.

The natives today are wealthy man in anyone's language, -

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Nor was his trip arranged by Mr Malcolm MacDonald, any Indian official in Kenya.

The Kenya African Union said Southeast Asia, will pre-that it had arranged the tour to side at the talks next Tuesday enable Mr Murumba to study at Kuching, capital of Sarawak. community development and the activities of co-operative the Indian The conference will consider societies among

of matters ministration on co-ordinating policy and ad- classes. common interest, the announce- ment sald.

The

He did not go to India on a political mission but he was not denied the right by the Union Crown Colonics of to express hit feelings on any

North Borneo Kenya affairs-Reuter, Sarawak and

bo represented by their will Governors, Sir Anthony Abell and Sir Halph Hone, and tho

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Augusta, Apr. 17. Providant Eisenhower was `re- -ported to be feeling better today after an attack of food poisoning but he kept to his bed at Augusta, where he is en holiday.

Mr James C. Angers,

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Eisenhower's Preis Secretty, told FINLAND - Inland - land-reporters the President was no Treare Trove. This longer runding a fever. Altrove - Puncako Batter

British-protected Stato of Home Rugby Games nende Mende Maker Brunei by its Sultan-Reuter,

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London, Apr. 17. Rugby Union resulta: Penzance and Newlyn Exeter $11.4

Falmouth 20, Barnstaple 01 Reuter.

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Alph-Alley Alley -- Filled -- bury, North Carolina, for an | Vonelian e Ventes, am. Evinew-em

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