In
Chicago, Aug. 19.
The authorities today sought to reopen high- ways and restore power in a two-State area where severe storms killed seven persons and left a half- million-dollar pile of debris in its wake.
The storm last night belted communities In Oulo und West- em Pennsylvania.
Northern Ohio was hardest hit. Winds up to 75 miles per hour svero recorded in the Cleveland
TU, flattening power and telephone lines. The Highway Patrol satd the com- munity
of Norwalic lost tele- phone anki electric services. The estimated damage in the urou totalled almost $280,000
Eighty persons at o reunion party were caught in the stori at Sharon, Pennsylvania, two were killed when an up-
ant
rooted tree collapsed the mot of
shrlier.
their
Fifty-vot of
treated Hospital for injuries
1 Shartm
I
No Shortage
Of Words In Peking
Peking, Aug. 19. The Kwangming Daily, China's
newspaper
for
the stranded persons were later | intellectuala, today urged General its correspondents to cut
Cool Air Mass
down the length of their articles.
"Please do not write so much
so long," the newspaper
***** continued cust and and Bouthward move of a Cmodian appealed
to ita
fevot bir mass covering the Mid contributors. Ono
west ended the prolonged heat features wave En Kansas anal most Dally
of the
over-zealous
of the key Kwangming
is a weekly column of
of Oklahoma, Temperatures discussion and commentary tumbled into
609 today Chines the
after yesterday's readings reach- ed 100 degrees or higher.
on
clastical literature,
keen which is followed with interest by Chinese and foreign readers of the paper.
The evol ale, procedod by thunderstorms and showers, was expected to invade the cast and northeast in the next 24 hours. Tomorrow nearly all of the na-
on east of the Hockles except come the editorial board of the
States
be should
ther Gulf experiencin relatively Banner weather, --United
Coil
Press.
Bees Guided
By Sun
The number of Malayan Chinese visiting China in 1955 had increased com- pared to the previous year but more locally resident businessmen had brought in their wives and children
China from
to make Malaya their home, the Federation Government a mysterious said in its annual report published today.
However, the ardour of some of the
this correspondents to column seemed to have over
nowspaper.
AVERAGE 127,000
In today's issuo the news paper pointed out that, although weekly space for discussion of literary
toples Was arotundi 12,000 words, the editors - eclved an average of 127,000
worda
Some of the articles exceed 10,000 words. while outers
dogmatir
attitude,
wero
Viem, Aug. 19. Bees guide themselves by critical
sense which
[complained,
and incred
the editors
▸
be
tells them in what direction "Please write short and inter-
estingly 17 you want to the sun is al
all hours of published," the apperi ended. the day and night, Pro- France-Presse. In many cases fessor Karl Frisch, head of
"Now thul properties owned by overseas Munich University's Zoo- been confiscated logical Institute, toki the Prince Charles and Princess Chinese have
And redistributed by the Anne, came ushore and taken by car to Baimera),
Chinese People's Government, Reyai home on Deeside,
the incentive to return to China! on the part of the husband has Moscow, Aug. 19. The Queen and the Duke-largely disappeared." the re-
of Moscovites and Princess Margaret-will re-
Crowds
The handicraft co-operatives movement was lunched in Peking and other major Chinese elles last February. The move have been crowding round main in Edinburgh on board the Britannia until Tuesday Morning window pic-Princess #main-street ment quickly caught on, but its
Margaret's 26th rapid growth did not solve many❘ture display to see photo. | birthday.-Reuter. questions which normally should have been settled in graphs of the British Royal
Family.
advance-France-Presse,
Reception For Japanese Royalty
19
Columbo, Aug Over 1,000 guests attended a reception at the Japanese Ein- bassy here today given in and PricVEN honour of Prince Mikasa who are on a state is.L ta Cryion.
They included the Governor- Guneral, Sir Oliver Goonetih ke and the Prime Minster, Mr Solomon Bandaranaike.
Earlier the
Prince Princess visited a school for The blind in Moun) Lavitsia on the outskirts of Colombo and
Konul estate.
were
They
entertainedi to luncheon ut Mount Laviniu
| hotel by the Ceylon Jupan
association,
T
WIDOW
The photogen,sha were shown a. part of any-but on Britain.
how
In Gorky Sap.4. Moscow's biggest shop- whre pletare dis- Jure emaily exhibited by
Ta'
Amung
WITC three phe touranbs
Che Royal Illy, They showed the Queen, aboard HMAS Australia
ing the
1953-54 Cnemon. wealth tour, Pine Charles Sitting in the jerk of a tree with Thess Anre at the font of the e, and Prines Margaret in ell evering gown on her way
MOST POPULAR
The picture of the Royal chlidren was the most popular with the crowdy orcand the window.
Fingleton Starts Something
London, Aug. 19. Britons who breakfast traditionally of bacon and eggs have been surprised to learn that there was a time when a British break- fast consisted of steak and beer.
Writers to the correspondence columns of the Sunday Times are now busy trying to find out when be custom died out,
all
Jack
when began Other pletures in the display showed a living room in a new Fingleton, former Australien Test town in Britain, acusing estates, batsman. wrote to the Sunday
to describe a hospital, Buckingham Palace, Times
what hap- Trafalgar Square, the Tower of pened when he asked for steak London and Regent's Park.
for breakfast in a British hotel
"You can
have 11," he was told, "providing you have with it what every Englishman has with his steak a pint of beer," Mr Fingleton, who attempted thla diet, wrote: "I see now the virtue of bacon and eggs."
All the pictures were British Government official photographs and they still had their English The imperial visitors are captions. There were also cap- scheduled to leave for Kandy Lions in Russian-China
tomorrow
to
Buddha Jayanti
there.--Reuter,
witness the Special,
celebrations
Aborigine Designer
Sydney, Aug. 19.
ance from one
of
TAMILS ISSUE THREAT
Colombo, Aug. 19. Ceylon's Tamil Federal Party An Arnhem Land aborigine, id my opposite
said today It would launch working under "remote" guld-not-violent "direct action" cam
Australia's paign the Government did not leading art authorities, won a constitute dederal union of prize in a Sydney textile design Ceylon with an autonomous competition.
state for Tamil-speaking people Tho aborigine was Mawalan, within the next year. 40 years old, of Yirrkala, and irla The party made the announce design will be printed on ment in a resolution adopted material to be used for summer at its fourth annual convention frocks. throughout Australia here. įduring this Olymple' summer.
He will receive 26 and royalty of 3d a yard on all salos, Mawalan, who da 'married and has five children, works at the Methodist Mission Yirrkalis, as design, which showed Aknhom
9 Collects, 11 Depletes, 18 Prey, 15 Agitates, 18 Relevant, 180 stockman and craftsman
Since then other correspon- dents have joined in today. One declared that when his father went to school in 1882, bther formex part
breakfast of the menu.
AND DOUGHNUTS
A Winchester vicar wrote to my that in 1939 four small boys were sent to him as evacuees, They scornod the breakfast served to them, and asked for doughnuts and boer,
Anna Bernard, a Londoner, anid she was sorry to learn that steak and boer breakfasts were
now raro.
"My husband and I have steak, or chops as often as we can afford to do so with a glass of bour," she wrote,
(In June, adoption of a bill "Onda energy during the day. making Sinhalese the note off-is at least doubled, and there is: dial language of Ceylon, led to no mood for buna at 11. Alto à
riots following, "de- very light lunch is adequate. bevore monstrations by Tamil-speaking "Even" a Monday morning citizens who wanted their some roster after a glass of ngungo ven official equally beer in an empty stomach. For "those who' feal "they" could With Sinhalese,
neither tane nor digert a ̈mal
Trap 91 Distress, 23 Corrodes, 20 Fail,; 27 Zondered. Down Land wildfowl, was one of 20minit people form before 2 im. 1 on only s Hard, 2 Trip, 4 Trot, B. Cis, Ineur, 7 Gussy, Cedar, 40 | submitten in the competition by Loval, 12 Beger, 14 Eince, 10 Tupid, 17. socis, 19 Tocil, 20 Northern Territory, aboriginal 64 kbout 13, por dept of: / Cuylon's gest they launching a sell Apron," 21" Dope, 22. Sere, 23 Exam, di Sole.
China mall Epedida de
· population)
port said,
The increase in the number of travellers to China in 1985- 3.769 compared to 2,170 in 1954 was not particularly sigrid- can, the report sal,
NATURAL
"The desire on the part of Chun-born Chiness to return for a visit to their parents or wives is always present."
The
said "A contri- report butory incentive to visit China As provided by the fact that 21 visitor to China is allowed to take some personal effects with him and nearly overy traveller
a fountain pen. takes a new bicycle, a watch and
**These articles he is able to sell ut a handsome profil In
and China
thus finance his visit."-Reuter.
16th International Bee Britons Earn Professor Frisch, known for More And
Keepers' Congress here.
experiments
his work on "the language of the
suld bees," showed that bees definitely guided themselves by the sun and, as the sun was constantly changing position, this impiled they also had a knowledge of time.
that
Spend More
New York, Aug. 19.
Britons made more money
Bees had been shown to have and spent more last year sense than in any other period in
an "inner clock" time
This had been estabilshed by an history.
experiment in which bees were
taught to feed at a certain tline | This was shown in a survey
income
between
and ex- 1950 and
of the day in a dork room in of national Paris and were then transported penditure by plane within 18 hours to 1955 published today by the New York.
Central Statistical Office,
There, despite the fact that sun-time
was entirey different, exactly 24 hours after their last meal the bees sought their food again in a dark room.
Professur Frisch 58ld that
The survey showed that personal incomes, before tax, Just year totalled £11,910 mil- 1.001 sterling — an increase of eight per cent over the previous year.
allowing for
price consumer's expendit→ during the period in- by three percent, the
when bees find a feeding place they communicate, by Qur Atter
"dance," not only changes, the direction with regard
to turco the sun but also the exact dia- | creased tance to the feeding place. survey showed, China Mall Special.
Shinwell Wedding
Me: Emanski" Bhinwel former War! Minister, I showe born former, Mian Dibáb Moyer,”al DMA
Central Prese
MORE FOR ALCOHOL,
F
Brilons spent £42,580 million sterling on goods and services during the year. But statistica showed they paid out more for alcohol and tobacco than for housing, fuct and light, clothing," household goods, motoring and
gelingt savinga, continued to
grow last year, amounting to about six per cent of personal income, and contributing about one-third of the country's total savings. The
avey claimed that last
year, there were 16,000,000
persons who received less than €600 sterling a year before tax. Almost nina million received between £500 sterling and 1,000 sterling. A total of 81,000 persons were receiving more than £8,000 sterling a year. - China Mail Special,
No.1 Arab Red
Released
Amman, Aug. 19. Find Nimo. Natour, onco considered the No. Arab. Communiat in Irael, was re Legend today “by the Jordana Covertnerit' * after spending nearly five years in a derri concentration camp.
Nassor was arrested sel December 1051 Police micha
and Large
Communist
pross
are were found in his
sentenced to be yours, impeli sonment with hard labours unden Forfian's pecial law to combat Communism E
On his releure today, he wast handed over to the Governmen
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