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JOHN CLARKE'S NEHRU SPOKE UP FOR All-England Badminton
CASEBOOK
It Was All A Blank
THE
A former
E tht of her chin and vestiges about her of jauntiness HUK; gested that Maud once had enjoyed life to the full, and that its funny side had not
been lost on her,
But the way that the
colour
has drained from her face, and
her
Into her eyes have sunk heuf, her wrists and legs be- come spindle-thin, suggest
life
has not used her too well. And the fur cunt she wore at Bow Street, that made you think of neglected ginger cats, heighten- ed the effect she presented abjeet misery.
of
Yet the evening before, Maud titel been cheerful after :1 Tastion. At least on the top of a bus bound for Victoria had been singing, erooming softly
she
FRANCE
Sent Message
To Nasser
Paris, Mar. 16. The
Mr Indian Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, sent a
message to Egyptian Premier Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser before the visit to Cairo of French Foreign Minister M. Christian Pineau, a French Foreign Ministry spokesman revealed here today.
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Answering questions weekly press conference, he sald M. Pineau in talks with Mr Nehru in New Delhi, cut- Algerlu lined French polley in and stressed the difference be- tween the situation of Algeria
that azid
of -Morocco
And Tunisia. He also said the French Government WON anxious to
to herself at times, orcassionally hold free elections in Algeria.
bursting
Crescento.
into
7v1Ça
MAUD POUNCES
NOTHER woman, who was on her way to her work pa a pestam auf, shard the top of ale bos with Maud, and stodrally endured the music.
The bus reached its destina- Flon. Meud's neighbour left, and
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set Course fur the restaurant. She had gone no more than fine yards when Maud was top of her literally, pouncing her and ripping a lapel itpon from her cunt,
The two wogen, buth of about the same build, but one as neat and trun as be other Was
unkempt, fell to the ground — Maud on top.
"Heta, belo, help!" erled the
other womIN,
No
pist
UNHEEDED
ASSERS-BY panised, then
hustly went on their
Why
help come, but Maud was off by the crics. She serambled up and rolled uwuy as if nothing untoward happened.
hod
her
No Objection
Later Mr Neluru ke.i M Phem if he had any objection le his log Calopel Naser of their conversation.
M
Punta said he had no had a drject,un, so Mr Nehru
Fans Take Over For Cup Semi-Finals
London, Mar. 16.
More than 50,000 BOC- cer fans will "take over" the big industrial cities of the Mid- Birmingham, in lands, and Sheffield, in the
for north, Football Association
walk with the Egyptian Ambas- | semi-finals. sador and sent to Colonel Nonser
" message which arrived in Calro a few minutes before M. Pineau.-Reuter.
Bantamweight Fight
Berlin Reds
Renounce
Force
Berlin, Mar. 16.
Herr Alfred Neumann, the East Berlla Communist Party chief, said today that force was ruled out as A means to reunify GermRNY and Berlin, the East Ger- man news agency ADN
said.
Addressing a Communia! Party conference, Herr Neumann wald "The reuni fication of Germany and Berlin
calls for conditions which have to be created mainly by LIM Germans, cannot be Buch
an alm reached by force.
"We must negotiate and como closer to each other.
A
new
orientation and understanding are possible and necemary."
lle added that East Berlin Communists would
their work concentrate mainly on those West Berlin Social DemocraN who reject the North At- tantic Treaty Organisation. --Reuter.
tomorrow's ATOMS FOR
IRELAND
cup
The invaders, gaily bedeckel as big as plates wil eltes
with huge railkes, and arred wifi come from Lación, Man- and Birmingham chester,
Sunderland by special traits, couches and buses.
As more
20,000 enthu- siasts stream out of Birmingham where Sheffield, Lowards Birmingham City play the Sunderland glamour club, sup porters of Manchester City, last year's inalists, and London's Hotspur will take
'SWEETPEA Totenham
DOWN TO
HALIMI
Washington, Mar. 16. The United States today signed un agreement with Ireland for en-operation in research
in the peaceful uses of atomic energy.
Under the agreement, Ireland will receive data on the design, construction and operation Of | research reactors.
*The United States Atomic Energy Commission
will jruse
to Ireland up to six kilogramines (13.2 lbs) of contained uranium.
over for the other semi-final.
The two cities will be in the grip of cup fever, a strange but harmless malady which results in about £200,000 being pul into football each year.
The agreement also provides Undoubtedly сир football | for the exchange of non-secret
Oulici
information In the research provides
life Pocock, humdrum-workuday
reactor field, related to health factory bench or al ce
und safety problems and on the and even the most dignified of use of radioactive isotopes Bouls unbends when he joins the physical and biological research, choering
therapy, Special
and industry.-Reuter,
Paris. Mar. "Sweetpora"
18.
lov, Billy
The Philadelphia bantamweight, failed to cutbox the hard-lighing Inexperienced French young.
Her recent victim rose, and still crying for help. 67169 still unheeded, visn In search of pulier. She found polleewonin
within nach, moments, Maud was arrested.
a
Il nerded two policewomen to
get Maud into the van, and she Jashed out at them both as opportunity offered.
DO YOU REMEMBER?
next
T Bow Street
A ing
do having
sho piented
been drunk
morn-
boxer, Alphonse italini in a ten- round non-tiile night before a 12,000 crowd at the Pulsta Des
sports here tonight.
Kalim), who has now won all his professional fights, won
split points drelsion,
Peacock attacked throughout, fully but he was up against a hard
and hitting
fighter who placed his disorderly. not guilty to the left well to the body and sought charges of assault or to wilfully a quick knockout.
damaging her former traveller's coat.
fellow-
The more experienced boxer, When the story had been Peacock held on to the young dold
Mr to
Bertram Reece, Frenchman throughout the ten Maud went into the witness rounds and gave him an old- the timer's boxing lesson, but box.
refero decided thut it AAS
"Do you
remember seeing this
learned Halimi's fight.-France-Presse. the woman? clerk naked, pointing out Maud's fellow-traveller.
"No," sakt Moud.
טכניי
Aaken
you
remember being
to the police-station?" "No."
"Do you remember striking the women police officers?"
"No."
W
GOING TO EPSOM
Hat do you say happened night?" Mr Reece
Asked Maud.
Fish 'Freshness' Meter
Hamburg, Mar. 16. Tho West German Federal
for Institute
Fish Processing hero has Invented
yuuge to measure the freshness of fish.
The maching is simple in principle: It measures the con- ductivity of the fish's body.
**I'd like to know how The "higher" the fish, the
could strike anyone, me with higher the conductivity,China
me weak heart "
"I'm a woman on
that's what I nin.
gold Muad. Mail Special.
I'm
"
my
own,
casy
the
BOYS AND GIRLS PACE SOLUTIONS
prey for anybody, 1..
"Oh magistrate, "confine yourself to last night."
"I'd com
Paddington, and I was going to Epsom by the Green Line, why should I go for a lady what's going to Streatham?"
said no, no, no,"
come from
The magistrate thought over the logle for a moment, "Well you behaved in
na most extra- ordinary manner," he said. "I'm going to let you see a doctor,"
Ho ren
remanded Maud in cus- tody, and she went off. All the fight had gone out of her, she looked to be just a tired, bedraggled old lady, whom life Chad used 100 hardly. Old?
Maud is 43.
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EDDIE CHOONG MAKES FINAL
London, Mar. 16.' The two top seeds, Eddie Choong of Malaya, champion in 1953 and 1954, and Finn Kobbero (Denmark) will fight out the final of the men's singles of the All- England championships tomorrow at the Empress Hall,
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Choong and Kobbero reached their allotted places tonight with straight wins over their semi- final opponents. Kobbero had a comfortable 15-3, 15-5 victory over another Scandinavian, Bertil Glans of Sweden, but the Malayan was given a much harder game by the Dane, Jorgan Hammer- HONGKONG & SHANGHAI gaard Hansen.
Choong won the first game 11-7.
Varner 11-6; Misa M. fairly easily, 15-3, but then (US)
beat Mrs J. C. Alston Hansen fought back to lake
(US) 11-0, 11-0. lead of 11-4 in the second, flow- ever, the former liticholier alled splendidly to emerge the wimmer t 15-12,
Easiest Passage
easiest Over-
The women's singles final will be al-American and a repetition of that of last year with Miss Judy Devlin, the holder, meeting Miss Margaret Varner.
Miss Varer had the passage Into the final, whelming her compatriot, Mrs Lois Alston by 11-6 11-0, but Miss Devlin: dropped a set before eliminating her English oppon- ent. Mrs Iris Rogers (nee Cooley).
Mra Hogers completely out- vival in played her American the first game and when she peri 3-2
in the second, it looked as would be a surprise If There However, Miss Devlin tightened her game and as at the same Ume the English giri deteriorat ed she strade away to a wel deserved success of 4-11, 11-7 and 11-5.
Resulta
MEN'S SINGLES (Semi-Finals}
F. KubbiTo (Denmark) beat B. Glans (Sweden) 15-3, 15-5; E. B. Choong (Malaya) beat J. Hammergaard Hanscu (Den- mark), 15-3, 15-1.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
(Semi-Finals)
Miss agriculture
J. Devlin (US) best Mrs W. Rogers (Britain) 4-11,
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MEN'S DOUBLES (Quarter Finals) Ong Poh Lin and Dot Teik Hock (Malaya) bent 0. Mertz
und N Buchholst (Denmark) 15-12, 15-6; J. Nyguard and P. Neilsent
(Denmark)
D. beal 8-15, 15-0, 15-2; E. L. Choong Dahlberg and G. Glos (Sweden)
E. B. Cheong (Malayo) beat P. Granlund and E. Olsen (Den- mark) 17-14, 15-2; F. Kobbero and J Hammerganya Hansen (Denmark) heat J. C. Alston (US) and H. A. Heah (Malaya) 15-4, 15-3.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
(Semi-Finals) Mrs W. Rogers and Mes Tim- perley (Britain) best Miss M. Varuer and Mrs Alston (US) 15-6, 8-15, 15-4; Miss S. Devlin and Miss J. Deviin (US) bear
M Miss
Sladd and Miss J. Warren (Canada) 15-6, 15-3.
MEN'S DOUBLES (Semi-Finals)
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Prince Rainier Leaves For Monaco
New York, Mar. 16. Prince Rainier of Monaco loft New York this morn- ing for Le Havre, France, aboard the French liner L'lle De France on his way to Monaco, where he is to
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A French woman Deputy, Madame Francine Lefebvre, today called for the creation of a special Corps of police assistants to halt the yearly "disappearance of thousands of French girls in order to visit his mother and practice of social welfare work. shipped abroad for purposes of prostitution.
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Interior Minister Jules Gilbert told the Assembly that the police had taken measures to halt the shipment of persons out of the country against their will.
The Prince will break his for two days Journey in Paris
to make certain arrangements in connection with his marriage, fixed for April 19,
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He said, however, the police In return, the Prince, who is were powerless to prevent the accompanied by his American departure of young women who chaplain, Father Francis Tucker, signed contracts 10 ba and his privile secretary, asked "waitresscy or "models" in Mr Wagner's representative to foreign countries, when, in fact, hand Mr and Mrs Wagner an they were to
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