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THE CHINA MAIL · MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1955.

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Chicago, Mar. 20. Snow and cold winds swept through the Great Plains to- day as winter delivered a final punch before giving way to spring.

A tornido struck in H rural area of Arkansas near the town of Subiaco. No deaths or injucles were reported but the police said a number of buildings were un- roofed, including a barn housing | 3,000 chickens.

Officers said the chicken were "gone with the wind."

Spring Arrives officially at 4.36 am (0935 GMT) tomorrow with the Vernal Equinos-or when the centre of the sun is creedy | over the Equator

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WORLD WATER RECORD BID Bodgies And Widgies

US Fears

Reds Might Develop

Weapon

New

Washington, Mar 20

The greatest fear of United Stales military plannern is that Russia might develop a surpris- ing new weapon, an Air Force expert told a House Appropria- j Hon Committer evidence released tonight.

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gal surprise with 14 FW military wertapott.

Li- ¡Genend Denalt Pott, Air Force

Deputy

Stalf Jur

Development,

An aerial view of Ullswater District of Lako In the Northern England where the late Bir Malecha Compbell's son, Mr Donald Campbell, will attempt to regain the world water speed record once held The present by his father. record is held by American Stanley Sayers at

nearly 180 miles

The dotted per

hour. Iine marks the exact route which will be taken by Camp- bell in his meed boat “Blue- bird". The distance indicated is four miles but the actual distance to be counted for re- Ford purposes la Jual mile.-Express Photo.

ATATURK'S

PRESENTS

Ankara, Mar. 20. Offelals have opened three Tron safes

the Agricultural Bank at Ankara which contam the golden keys, swords, muslais He said The thing we worry and other presents given by the about mout" was the possibility heads of foreign states to Kent of such a weapon, adding "The ¦ Auturk, the Brot President of balance

(f qualitative Turkey. superiority in our

weapons Burl that I think the inter- be

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an investigation on the suljet | natronal situation could

changed dramatically if such ar incident were to occur."— Reuter.

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18th March 1955.

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JOHNNY HAZARD

SAY, MISTER, IS THERE |A MECHANIC AROUND WHO.

CAN FIX THIS BUSTED

JALOPY FOR ME?

YOU'LL BE COMFORTABLE -- IN WHAT YOU'D CALL A ZOO.

DON'T TRY TO ESCAPE. IF WE CHANGE THE PRESSURE IN YOUR ROOM -- YOU'LL BE CRUSHED. Lo

IT'S MADE

OF RUBBER

HO MECHANIC BUT PERHAPS THE BLACKSMITH CAN BROF SOME SWALL SERVICH! YOU WILLO FIND HIM JUST INSIDE.

THE GATES!

Youths Told

To Oppose Paris Pacts

Wage Anti-Social War

Melbourne, Mar. 20. Vandalism is a grave and growing problem in the citles of Australia today.

The vandals-mostly young delinquents--are costing the country millions of pounds every year. Wrecked telophone booths, smashed street lamps and slashed railway-carriage seats are examples of tho wanton destruction of public property that is causing concern among city officials!

Local author|Hes, particularly | worst offenders, they adil, aro in the two major cttles, Sydney the "Bodgie" set-the "Teddy and Melbourne, consider jt | Boys" of Australia, their post pressing problemi They any that the incidence of vandalism is considerably high- in Australia than in most other countries,

LAS MILLION

In the State of Victoria alono, vandala destroyed £ A3,000,000 (£9,000,000 sterling) worth of public properly last year,

The Melbourne Sun News- Pictorial commented: "The cat- The culable bit is bad enough. Tha incalculable damage 13 even fences, smashed Frenter--In mutilated trees, stolen shrubs, Berlin, Mar 20. broken bottles on our beaches, Eust German Premier

litter Otto

on plcnle grounds and a Grotewohl today

thousand and urged West

one anti-socini our sense crimes that corrode German youth to

ppose the

mar our aesthetic of security. Paris agreements by force.

joyment and deprave self-esteem."

mur

ure trying While the pollee to catch and punish the young vandals,

and psychologists workers are hoping to ket to the root of the trouble by studying the causes of youthful delinquency.

fle was speaking at a Youth Congress

hed here today against remilitarisation. He gove

1 assurance that West German who took refuge in the Soviet Zone would not be "fored to enrol in the People's Polter" and would be able follow peaceful occupations,

social any young

10

u proposition made by West German delegate, that jaw be passed by the Democru« Lic (Eart German) Republic of the Inhabitants authorising

Soviet Zene to refuse com- pulsory milltary service, Grote- wohl replied: "We have some-

the

The presents are to be moved | thing much better than that. to Ataturk's marble mausoleum | We have a law which punishes and museum in Ankara-Chino (all preparation for war Mali Special.

ferime, "-France-Presse.

AT THE BLACKSMITH SHORAN

YES, I CAN FIX YOUR | AUTOMOBILE .....BUT IT? |WILL TAKE TIME) WHY, NOT WAIT AT THE CAFÉ

ACROSS THE STREETS.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

NOW!

STOP-- I WARNED YOU--/

FAST!

TOMORROW - PRESSURE

By Mik

1-27

WHAT'S THE

ADVANTAGE OF THAT?

By Ernie Bushmiller

SURE, WAY NOT Z I'VE GOT PLENTY

OF TIME!

IT SQUISHES OUT MONEY

By Frank Robbins

{"AND I'VE GOT TO GIVE YOU

PLENTY OF TUME TO LET TWITCH KNOW, I'VE COME CALLING IN HIS. QLD HOME TOWN!'

teen-age 40

USED COFFEE-SHOPS

"Bodarica" and their girl- friends, "Widgten," ured to make coffee-shop their meeting placca. RecenMr. they have discovered church community centres.

of "They will not make use any of the facilities provided. They simply prowl restlessly around the club nil night," sald Miss Gwen Evans, a

In

a Methodist Church munity centre.

"loader"

com-

Sho added that

the club had been by crowds of

"Very

inundated dimcult young people. Many of them were on probation

Most of then were "anti-society, anii police, anti-everything."

of

Miss Evans sald that the young people wero divided up into local ganga or factions,

“Wo spend a great deal

ореть time keeping them from warfare," she continued. situation is like dynumite.

The it

could blow up at any moment, but so far we have had only minor brawls and a few broken windows.

Outside the community omnire, she stated, the gangs have fought arch certain in- dividuals whom the others did not liko have been "beaten up." They all drink, "even children

of 13 and 14." she declared.

Two examples of unexplained vandalism were recently spot- lighted by the Press:

1. In Melbourne, boya stoned and killed linches, the life-time collection of a city aviarist.

They appear to be able to get 2. iz Sydney, adolescent hold of liquor at any time they youths und girls wrecked

like, Sundays included. Christmas tree and its decorn-

The Rev. Arthur Oilver, church-sponsored clergyman who has taken a pai party for slum children.

ticular interest in juvenile de Social workers say that these linquency,

believes that delin- are typical acte by the young query is spreading beyond the hoodlums of the two cities. The shums "Australian youthe are

ilons ut u

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

| AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

*THE JAN THAT MADE TARMINIA FAMOUS»

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

{thla situation?

calls for

San Miguel

tougher

Д

than any I have seen

They

and they

aro

overseas," he said.

hard and destructive don't fight Marquis of Quetins- berry rules."

od

書

WORKERS DIVIDED Social workers are divid. the best on what approach to the problem, Ono soloet of thought bo- Hleves that Australia's young delinquenta should be treat- ed as criminals and advo- okto a "get-tough" policy, Bat by far the prester majority of social workers belleves that the main trouble is one of envirată- ment.

"Drunkenness and family dis-

of putes are the main causes delinquency. The home is the root of the trouble. Child de- linquency

is parental delin quency," sald one social worker. "Some Sydney homes aro Althy. They broed delinquency," sold another.

An article in the Melbourne Argus said that the type of offences committed by Juvenile delinquents was becoming colle tinuously more serious. Tho writer suggested that Melbourne may

be moving toward the young "gangsterism" that fared up in Chicago in the twenties,

He said that the remedy. rests largely with social work- cry, psychologists and psy chiatrists. But the most im- portant need is proper parental care for children. China Mati Special.

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