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SALT CITY CELEBRATES

MILLENIUM

But Its

Its Historic

Buildings

Are Collapsing

Lueneburg, July

Hundreds of houses are in danger of collapsing in Lueneburg because water is seeping through the salt subsoil on which the town is built, leaving behind great cavities.

pray

try other great The zitkile gre's. Jean

sleepy

airngeniy for Lajena burg, pawning grounds in the North on which lin prom- Sea ended the city's herring lagerly

for my depended opterafins la the post, Ilki No

endangering its Towtan catdeure in the year in which | Lueneburg theclly beterales de milleniontown Home L litite rude but

The first wellon of the city no longer making history

In a doerment dated August 13 950 AD Sit King Olly

I must powerful of the Saxon Li of medioeval Getinany. rave Smut Michael's monastery

velary: the right to raise a albas

Serious Problem

1 following

I peneburg traders grow tich by

iless.

ה

Nowadays the town has fille de try nnd is a shopping centre for farmers in the sur Tunding Lueneburg heath,

Roast

Oxen

But although the glories of i 11 part are fuckel, the city, fathers ou determined that the

multenlum shall ba

Krva casion

festive www.k

the

#1

Now h

alt in the sub-soll 1 presenting a ses louis problemu. Astea compung into gradually and westavities in the ground,

Neva thegins. to sink and Massachusetli.

i erumble i Virgin

A founta

in

RUBBER BULLETS

FOR POLICE

Calcutta, July 4. Police in this tradi- tionally turbulent city have decided to use rub- ber bullets against rioters than to hurt them rather kill them.

Marshat Bulyanin, plotured left, greets the Shah of Persia when the Shah arrived cently in the Soviet capital with Queen Beraya-Express

Pohota,

Danes Take Hawker Hunters

Tau

Copenhagen, July 4. Danish Ministry of Defence has permitted the Air

in

SHAH IN

English For Norwegian Children

Oslo, July 4.

SOUTH AFRICA TIGHTENS UP ON BOOK BAN

Capetown, July 4.

South Africans will soon be searching their bookshelves to see if they have any books which appear in a new Government list of banned publications ranging from indecent books' and magazines to political documents.

To sell, display or own any of that this authority was now o the publications on the banned be entrustexi

to prople with a list may lead to a fine of up to "kronor appreciation” of what £1,000 or five years unprison- the South African Bourd 11 ment,

Censors should see.

Special officials for carrying out the task are being appointed

Over 3,000 books have been banned by government censors since the start of World War II. at Capetown and Durban, The

two Some 60 titles join the 1st every

sceports; and month. Until now no official Johannesburg airport, South master Ext

had been available | Africa's international str Traffle for anyone who does not read torminus, the official government gazetta

in which the banned booky regularly listed.

Communist

mre

Uncertainty and confusion)

main

Paris Magazine

nt

Some 30 readers are employ- ed by the consorship board to scrutinise doubtful Blerature. The Minister Agreed in Parlia- among libraries, booksellers and ment that he could look at only home readers has led to the pre-one tn 20 books which the Board paration of

comprehensive

master list which the Minister felt should be banned but he

said

ho did not

neoussarily of the Interior, Dr Eden Dongis, acxpl all their recommenda- has mid would be up to date astions, at February last. After that date government

gazette

to be followed

(1)

more

EL

pletorial

lists In

itst of o recent

ban.ed for publications were ties ranging By a majority vote, after will have three hours' discussion, additions.

from "Secrets of a Co-ed" 10 Oslo Education Committee

"Speech to the National Con- Censorships of books, periodi ference of Rallwaymen (Ruman- decided to provide instruc-cals, comics, postcards and fimsta)." All future issues of tion in English for all has been sharply tightened place world famous Paris

the Afrikams Nationalist Party magazine were also named. elementary school children Government came to power who want it.

1948, with their rigid colour bar Sume books are banned just The instruction will be given policies, hate of communison and because of the character of their

the two lasb

years of the devotion to the Calvinist Dusch covers or Illustrations. Many

period, that Reformed Church. elementary school

magazines purporting to advance ts. for children of 18 and 14.

the cult of nudism have bevn Of the banned books, Up to now children

have than half are considered to be blacklisted and a large number been selected for instruction in guilty of exocalve obscenity of "pulp" books and periodicals English

with Critics of this system About a uqarter are clearly n

tities bandshed. have complained that it is dia-garded as Communist literature. eriminatory.

In their work South African Under the

Books 10 system,

have they

or periodicals censors feel rome into force next year, the special responsibilty for the dealing with racial colour or in chlidren themselves will decide

troducing voloured characters masses of African natives, whether they shali learn For

wilspect al some

UnOT. Core i5 years customs English

officials at South Africen ports of taken net to inflare passions or had the power and rucial feelings in a society where A large minority of education entry have been to Britai to investigate committee

the Government members

mostly authority to decide which books, white minority must always rule.

for scrutiny by

The sit which they September, the town couneiltors duler and are their will themselves roast axen on To the clay Luenebursa spit in the marion sqURIO complants present every couple to feed the poor herry with a title bag of will dispers wine.

The bullet by of hard rubber sydhot of loves and

with Visors

Inside to for

act

give it exporte (pek Protinus melade delegations webght and it will be used if from Buen burg's manessakestear-gus and baton charges fuil aya psena. Lueneburg in Natal to disperse rioters. The Govern-Force to take delivery again of

inent hopes it will be effective | British Hawker Larenaburgs in

Hunter jey Scotla Arkansas, enough to stop rioting and connightern.

the need for using proper bullets. TOUCHED According to the weekly paper Lueneburgets Current: "The Government has mystation been touchert by the criticisin with traser

That are people have died in Lareneburgers in polic Aring in West Bengal

rule than during an entire hall century of British rule."

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Kivalry between the Lskt's pend ni burgher, of Laienebang

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mos! Ini- fter ave partidings. the othe of Solet John, Satal Nicolas - Sau Michael The dhoreh t want to be outdone by

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Lareneburg had lost its peindener 1f1 1037 Johann Sebastian Bach, whom records

seribe as "The son of parents unkta good treble," framed to play the organ at the church

of St Michael On the scular side, the town hall i consired to be QUE <f the finest in Germany Bailders throughout seven centuries worked to complete the building, which combines Carnest Gothic with clean Renaissance forms and the Borld building of the baroque. Yet three later styles cute lo o perion ur decline Hansentie Leagu had broken the Europe kom. salt had become more common And the herring had migrated from the Balile The new

The

been

Knights' Tombs Uncovered

werd

Budapest, July 4, Road-builders working notr Tiszavasvari, Hungary, surprised when their removal shovels chipped into the tomba of some 7th century knights, reports the Hungarian News

| Service.

Several

hundred full-breast armour sults, made up of sinall sheets, were

TOCOVERCA from

the two tombs the first com- plate sets discovered in fun-

three-edged

Ke-heads,

arrow heads, crossbow shields and double-edged swords were found as well ha horses' bridles and

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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

OKAY, SILK-HAT, I'M MAILING THE LETTER, REMEMBER, NEVER WRITE OR TRY TO SEE NARDA AGAINY

FERDINAND

NANCY

I WONDER IF

SHE'S STILL MAD

AT ME --

I'LL PHONE HER

JOHNNY HAZARD

HEY, JESS, OREAK LOOSE [FOR ONCES COME WITH US' TO WRIGHT FIELDII KNOW SOME HOT SPOTS 'ROUND THERE...

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BURNING!

MILLEN

Denmark had ordered 30 ilun- ters, but deliveries had been temporarily suspended.

Permission to resume deliveries was issued after a number of

Danish

technicians

had who

new

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the question reported favourably Labour and Communist, pro-periodicnis or other Itterature on latest modifications to meet posed

that Introduction in should be held criticisms of the plane's nir-] English should be compulsory censors. worthiness under Aring con-

universal instead

of The Minister of the Interior ditions.-China Mall Special. optional-China Mail Special. told Parklameri here recently

THAT WAS EASY, HE WAS GCARED SILLY, DIDN'T EVEN PUT UP AN ARGUMENT

AND AS THE BOYS HOP A’RIDE ON A B-47.

MAMM, FUNNY! WHY SHOULD JESS BE SHORT ON DOUGH? COLLECTED A MONTH'S WAGES YESTERDAY AND HASN'T LEFT

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WE'LL CABLE COCKAIGNE

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NO NEED TO TRAIL THEM, THEY'LL BE BACK. I WONDER WHO'S BEHIND THIS. MY

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One of the standard stories about

South consorship In Africa grew out of the excessive customs man who had about the to "Black Beauty" the chasle story of a horat.

doubis

The story

grew until it was

that commonly believed

this famous story had been rejected for its "obvious" color classi- fication At last it became a question

Iluse

In the South African of Assembly where the Minister bad to explan it deny- of Censors the actually banned

ing that the Board

had ever

| story.

Numbers vi well-known writers have seen their works banned in South Africa. Some find it a stimulating form of publicity for sales in other coun- tries, although loss of the South | African market, relatively a good one for books, is always regretted.

Sex and the female form in any kind of pictorial display are always eligible for a censor's cut. Some books on drawing the female form have been forbickien and Overseas photographic magazines featuring nude studies occasionally bookatalis.

fail to reach the

Posters advertising passionate film scenes or, "log shown" out- side cinemas are hastily "dress- ed" or blanked out if the white heroine looks too "abandoned" for African eyes.

banned

Few Fines

The Minister responsible for consorship, Dr Donges, planned to hold a private exhibition of pornographic publica- tions to show responsible citizens the type of thing opt out of the country but most of the seized

had already been de-

exhibits

estroyed.

Political co

at cominiralem.

censorship hits hard Fow

Cases have arisen of South Africane being penalised. for owning banned books but a Durban, Natal, building con- tractor, was recently fined £8 for possessing the first four volumes of the wories of Joseph Stalin, tha former loader.

weg

Not Liable

Rugglari

The volumes were also con farfod and the defendant has said that ho planned to appeal against the decision. Ha con

ended that he brought the books Ixtack from a visit to Europe in June, 1956, before a goverment published including them of burayed books,

The magistrate ruled that the or possessor · of '"bookm imported into South Afries bo- ford they were itirmód could nob

condoned exempt from procreatin China hai Special