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ATTHEW

Wha

fully

Mwake the moment he felt the policeman's hand on his shoulder. An old trick, that, learned in long years of campaigning. The knack of being able to le

sleepi down anywhere and immediately, and wake im- mediately upon the touch of a band.

"Now then," said the police. Dn. He had ninrost tripped

over Matthew, who was stretch- ed out flat, asleep on the soft

turf of Hyde Park, it was 0.30 in the evening.

Matthew rose. "1}} be getting along." he said.

Now, now, not so fast," the turch on to Mutthew's bronzed, lean face, noting the two-days

policeman said, and abone

stubble of fair hair. What's

name?" your

the policeman asked,

TOBRUK...

hlm.

MATTHEW Lolu "Got

anything to prove

It?" naked the constable. "SUTC"," Matthew said, and dived a hand into the inside pocket Jacket,

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CHINA

Gstablished 1945

SHEAFFER'S

ADMIRAL

MAIL

SNORKEL

PEN

BRAMENAT

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1954.

Mr France's warning New Zealanders

to Egypt

MUST HALT ITS INFLAMMATORY

BROADCASTS

Paris, Nov, 12.

Premier Pierre Mendes-France threatened retaliatory measures today unless Egypt halts its "inflammatory” broadcasts to North Africa.

The Premier did not spell out what measures the Government might take against Egypt, but Government officials have been reported considering economic reprisals, such as boycotting Egyptian cotton, or even breaking off diplomatic relations.

come

"The moment has

for the Egyptian Government to measure up to its responsibilities," Pre- mier Mendes-France warned. “If it persists, the French Government will not hesitate to take the necessary measures, but I hope that negotiations will permit a solution to be reached."

The Premier saldi that al- his though of

there

may be many differences between the violence He Dulled out some locu-

France is trying to subdue in it clumsily, Tunisia but ments,

did

und that in Algeria, half of his right hand they have "one common aspect because had been shot off at the siege of encouragement from the out- Tobruk, and he had been clumsy side." with Something solid dropped from

that hand ever since.

his pocket to the ground.

The beam from the police man's torch flicked in an instant from Matthew's face to the turf.

It lit on a fountain pen, a cheap one, but one that looked 100 amart, even 50, for the pocket of a jacket as rugged as Matthew's.

"I

DISTURBED

The Premier said he was disturbed at the "persistence. despite Franco's protests.

AMAZING

NEW RANGE

FINDER

AND AFTER

(6%)/HERE did you get that?"

the policeman asked. found yesterday morning, in the park here," Matthew sald.

"Oh, you did, did you?" the officer Bald, and he arrested Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 12. Matthew, who, next morning at A new Army range Great

Marlborough Street finder-so accurate that it pleaded gulity to stealing-by- can blast an enemy target inding the pen.

to bits three miles away "There

three previous convictions," said the officer, and was unveiled here today. read out details. Once, Matthew had

Dre

stolen from his employer, twice he had been to prison for being a suspected person lofter- ing with intent to steal.

Nicknamed the "Bulldog' by Ordnance experts, who found "once it gets hold of a target it won't let go," the range Ander la used with a 90-mm gun on a medium T-48 tank.

It was demonstrated IS man, sir," he said to special preview at the Chrysler Mr Paul Bennett, VC, the Airtemp division here where it magistrate, "served as a regular was manufactured. Publie show- soldier from 1887 to 1940.

be held

THIS

SWEEPING

Thening of the device will

he became a road sweeper, and tomorrow and on Sunday. he had in good work record until

1952

..

DEADLY DEVICE

in

4

Ma David Lyle, Superten-

"But why did he leave the Army?" the magistrale asked. dent of Defence Production at

of the appeals by the Cairo Radio which encourages re- bellion."

"A serious malaise exists be- tween the two countries and the way in which Cairo

per..

Bists is not of such nature as to cantse a rebirth of peace.

"Desiring to maintain with the Arat world Its centuries-old friendship, the French Govern- ment will try to regulate the North African problems.

"With Egypt, France

maintains

a correct and friendly attitude. Between the two countries, friendship dating back 150 years has been established by cultural

and economic ties, reinforced by

Hopalong Had

To Hop Off

Melbourne, Nov. 12. A hysterical crowd of 14,000 screamed and fought here today in * circus "Bir Top" crammed to three times its rupposed capacity when Hopalong Cassidy, the Hollywood "cowboy" star made a per- sonal appearance.

The show was called off after

five minutes as women wept, children were knock- down and trampled and men fought for seats. The Lent's

vermal capacity was

thousand. Hopalong Cassidy's cow- boy outst

was torn from his back as ho battled through the mauling mob to his car-he look 20 minutes to reach it 40 yards away. Four crippled children. Including one on a siretcher, were lifted over the crowd's head by police

to safely ----China,

Mall Special.

Go To Polls

The

Today

Wellington, Nov. 13.

New Zealand will go to the polls today in a general election fought almost entirely on domestic issues, with scarcely any controversy in the international field.

Party leaders told the electors in final speeches that they faced the issue of 'Socialism and anti-Socialism — but

observers say the gulf

between the National (Government) and Labour (Opposition) parties is narrower than for instance between Conservative and Labour in Britain.

Appeals to the electors have been based mainly on auch issues as cost of living, housing and extension of the social security system.

The

National Party, under Prime Minister Sidney Holland. haa sought 10 convince the electorate that fulfilment of Labour's promises would cost the nation at least 50 million sterling more annually from the state revenues, while the Nationalists also affirm that the theories

of the third party, Social Credit, would result in Kuns of paper money, unbacked by production of goods and services.

Clean Teeth printing vast

For Fuehrer

Ordinance

Repealed

Bonn, Nov. 12.

A 1937 Nazi order that high school children in North Rhine Westphalia must brush their teeth "for the Fuehrer" was repealed today after protests from

new banking investments for the parents.

building of a dam on the Nile."

Only last month, Herr Werner Premier Mendes-France began Schuetz, Christian

Democrat

his laik on North Africa by Education Minister of this most saying that the "repression

(of populous state in the Federal violence) will be limited to the Republle had confirmed that the guilty alone."

ordinance was still legal.

Now the Ministry bao an nounced this ruling as a "techni cal mistake" The Nazl order

half-measures

to assure

the

No

said the care of children's teeth

was "on essential element of

cultivation

defence

and

LABOUR'S THEME Labour's theme is that Mr Holland's Cabinet han

allowed rising costs to out-

strip the earnings

of

漏

majority of workers, impos-

ing unjust hardships in an

ers of acknowledged pros- perity.

Most observers

won, prices would rise no further. His

party wonid not allow the country to be flooded with cheap rodds from Germany and Japan

"

they could be made in New Zealand.

First results should be known from

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Mu

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instalmente of Socialism and "Russianising" New Zealand.

the threat of

PRICE PLEDGE Mr Walter Nash Leader

of the Labour opposition. pledged that

Labour

alarming Spain Agrees

"We will avoid reprisals," he sald "But the punishments will be firm. There will not be on our part, elther hesitations or maintenance of urder and

the ce respect for the law.

policy."

ALARMING "Algeria has long been French |

The Social Democratie Esser, and it has never lacked in proof Nucu Rhein Zeitung, commented of its attachment to France.

today that it was secession

is conceivable.

That that this ordinance should have be should

clear to been signed, reprinted, circulat- metropolitan

to Algeria, ed in the state and hung up in and

foreign countries, the schools for six weeks before Parliament will nwyer yield От this fundamental principle.

ERRONEOUS "Boveral

orators

have spoken of a relationship bo- tween French polley In Alreria and that in Tunisia. "No camparison la more erroneous or dangerous.

speaks

anyone protested

The ordinance

of German men and women. The teeth of men of other

races were of no importance to the Reich Ministers of 1937. Dental care in the concentration campa consisted of pulling out the gold teeth of the inmates.

"I was wounded, sir," Mat- Airtemp, sald that the "Bull- "Algeria is France, Tunisia "In the Third Reich there thew put in, and the policeman | dog" can pinpoint an enemy is a foreign country, Associated were not only two classes of went on: "He does have 226. a target 5,000 yards away and "be with us naturally, but where people, the friends and enemies week disability pension, but he accurate

develop of the regime. movements

There were two could give me no

for yard. which makes

have

to classes of dentistry too."--China

Mail Special,

reason

within less than one political

which this one with

We

leaving the Army. He is 35 of the most deadly devices yet negotiate."-United Press, years old, and both his parents made for tank warfare," were killed In the blitz."

There are four basic parts of the "Bulldog":

brain probation officer, Mr Charles which selects the proper type of Morgan. "Have you seen this omninunition, rangé of the target mon?" he asked.

add corrections beeded to his it:

The magistrate called for his telescope; a mech-powered i

the

gun

sighting

"I have, sir," Mr Morgan said. balistics drive which raises "He says he had to give up road or lowere sweeping because of the injuries to his hund

ALONE NO LONGER

system according to instructions from the mechanical brain; and |a delescopic sight which can pin- point targets as much as three

"HE tells me that he draws miles away,-United Press.

his pension and that as a rule it is just sufficient to keep Jim going. When he has not enough for a bed, ho sleegs out. He does need some sort of a home, where he can put out roots for himself.

WAR CRIMINAL RELEASED

Yoshida

With

Satisfied

Results

Washington, Nov. 12.

A Japanese Embassy spokesman said today that the Prime Minister Mr Shigeru Yoshida was "in a large measure satisfied" with the results of his talks this week with President Eisenhower and ; other officials of the United States Government.

Mr Yoshida was scheduled to leave Washington for Japan tomorrow.

Werl, Nov. 12. "Well, I shall have to record A German war criminal, a. convletion here, because Paul Hermann,

released Was

The spokesman said "Mr you've pleaded guilty to steal from the British war

A Japannes official expressed crimes Yoshida is going home in a confidence that satisfactory ing," said the magistrate to prison here today on the Matthew. "I shall make it one commendation of

re-large measure satisfied that he agreement would eventually be the British has fulfilled the purposes of his reachod. day's imprisonment. You go German Clemency Board, with Mr Morgan now, he'll help

misalon."

American officials said pri Hermand was serving a 20- you.".

year form for the shooting of But it was reliably learned had been

vately that in any event J

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