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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1956.

Interesting News Stories From All Parts Of The World

DUEL FOR DOES ENDS IN A DRAW

rince

PERTH.-Two 6ft. old-man kangaroos fought

an hour-long duel this week while their does looked

on.

doos.

Apparently cach wanted to capture the other's

The kangaroos clawed at each other with their foropaws and reared up on their tails to slash with their powerful hind legs,

Finally they called it a draw and went off. cach with his own doo,

The fight took place on the Busselton property

of Mr B. Lightly.

RED INDIANS LOSE

A FIGHTER IN CHIEF 'SHOT BOTH SIDES'

Ottawa.

The death of the venerable Head Chief "Shot Both Sides" in Alberta curly this year robbed Canada of one of her last history-making “ukler Cunadians,”

Eighty-two - you - el

Both Sirles trader of the

Reserve

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fannlod when he we

from Earth khe

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Fat Wet Boat

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CHIEF IN 1913

Stor Both

1

1.t

Suber family ins Jestership of the Blesenti

for more than 120 years

woord

I was the Chry Red Crow Who realise that the buffalo ultimately disappear frosty

people's Tak

buning grounds and they wunlet Iptve to Lurn 1 runching.

farnung

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Red Crow signed Truly No.

7 in 1877.

Du Red Cruw's death in 1900,

ble adopted son,

Crop

Exred

Wold, became chlof

1913

Was

The Both

Sides declared

Shot anel

unanimously

chief of the Bloods. Shot Both

Sides also assumed leadership of the Fish Eaters Band.

The chief was trained in his youth by an old warrior, Bear's

of war

fat, In the arts

ceremonies

Sun Dance,

rund connected with the

LEASING POLICY

inspector 1. C. Shank

RCMP, wing knew Shot

of the Doth

SOME LION!

New Delhi.

A tion which did not like

took the rain shelter in the house of the

The president of

Grazier's The lion paid

Saurashtra

League.

no attention to the up- roar it caused when it walked in.

I stayed until the ruin stopped and then calmly left.

Giant Flying

Ants Invade

London

Thousands of glong flying ants -MH over half an inch long- invaded many parts of London Just week

They

LOST TRIBE WHY HE LIKES

FOUND IN DESERT

Sydney.

A warlike tribe of handsome fair-skinned warriors, helleved to be survivors of an English crusade still in- habit the Libyan desert, said a young Englishwoman who reached Sydney last week by BOAC.

PRIEST ATTENDED DYING AIRMAN

Parents Meet Him 12 Years Later

Edmonton.

nui

The tribe, whose men women ~~ voll their faces, were the

travelling woman's

<^<7773-

panions o

500-mile destart Bullday jauni recently.

is Mis Molen The WOIDIUL Barrington, BOAC's flim officer. Mise Barring is here to Bak Bime et the BOAC route between Australia and England, with eight February other English people—ive men and four women Mbe Bur- fingtam met off from Tripoll for fandante Dansmutin the miktie of the Libyan drwert,

It was prtroza kly holiday Jauni. Miss Barrington said.

• TALL. FAIR On July 29, 1941, in the

When W uer°fr« {¢aul 3uth bleak dawn, a 20-year-old nles out of Trip we mi former Edmonton high with membros of this lost tribe school student died

known as the Tautegs in the

www

tel. Par. [ 13 flaming wreckage of a Lan-

and be too at tud m caster bomber near Epinal "The story goes that they are survivors of an English crusade France.

which became lest en coule 10 the Holy years ago.

Twelve

years

#fi

14”4।

youne pres

the boy'

Band

i died in service, a French Kudent Tur the hood who reached

bolly minutes aft be viled Peter's provih, Mr Brut Mrs P Biolo, an Edmonton.

The Rey Hobert Monggol a described how

Saw 12 txumber

Sut gart-bound

into Ramce after

Land bundrets

"The tribesmen

budin heti

12

trast to Haram p

hey t

wdy

THE WELFARE STATE

London,

Jomca Patrick Janjina told a local court here he didn't work because he could make almost much money by staying on unemployment compensă- Iton paymenta,

Jenkins, arrested for not panding bills, muid he had been offered job, a £7 week bay sure no point in taking them as long de he continued to per £5-10-0

ekty in ienuployment pay.- United Press.

RUSSIAN ROULETTE

ON

THE ROAD

Bristol.

don'

games

like

I

A

RIP VAN Girls Warned Off

(deep sea) WINKLE

SYDNEY,

SOME GIRLS JUST

CAN'T. RESIST THE WHISTLE OF A 130 M.P.H. ANTARCTIC GALE. -

Each year at this tima they picture themsolves in scarf and snow boots, spond-

SLEPT ONg year with a bunch of

New York, 20th-Century "Rip Van Winkle" recently told of one of the most amazing escapes in sea history.

Tunn,

Hobert L Hudson, 35-year- old New Orlean, merchant 800- stept on aboard the dood Andrea Doria as the Italian Angship was rammed by the Stockholm,

When he awoke five and a half hours tater, his thing, de seried tourist-class

tough bearded scientists on a job that is of tramendous importance to Australia.

N's

the call of the Grec

Freeze---working with Deep ANARE at the Australim perch on the world's frozETI under- belly about 4,500 miles south- west of Sydney.

14 Jobs Going

How

**ejorary

JOBS ON ICE

Robust health and experienco

in outdoor life, such be siding,

mountrineering, bush

and ramping.

walking

No City Slickers

ANARE (the Auslan Antarctic Icearch Expedition) i

advertising for putiles-ry int" to

pure elly-bred type cabin was 50. Jol the 1957 xpe

tiral mule is equally as unathena will sail next Deetrit in the to Ar 1,"w +6 the female

Little HT shly. Kista | 29, hemst

below the water's surfare

But he

--the last ruggest

Di the 30,000- passenger to leave fon Her Illve, Sald he; "1 Mar

Jobs II'* vucent, soundingl must be the world's

Varyiut from phy change to level mechaine genot to cook, a Mawson, Ve pod 11

basej nd Macquarie

Hackson, Injured during JI Mediterranyan gate, was given a free heket home by his em- ployers and boarded the Andrua Ikusa at Gibraltar,

Not a soul

wns

ך .

Inland

But the girls who are writing to the ANARE'S quiet office in Collins Street,

Melbourne,

soulet rive themselves the trouble

There is no room for women in Aaturelien

ELE right now.

Many Apply

1101

+

British 10ent-agers

Hud: "I went to bed early. ardly have cars like many of

1 slept like a leny. At five in American counterparts, the morning I woke up. I wan They can't

sightly startled to Gnd myself "Chicken "

calvoping on a bulkhend in a pool But with pet-ngr ingenuity of water Tho rabin They invented a substitute just talting at a crazy angle.” us dungeYOUR of

and! atmost 115 "I' liner's passengers amurti fuit. a couple of Al crow-excvpling Captain Piero

"We get applications <very les tatt a

Cont nerealamat

year from Woo Lo Join the cooterday.

been taken to safety more than expedition-some of them with the right technieni quiv= tions.

ROCK CARVINGS

Bugonge

ར'.i.།ཏྟཾt-li་སུ of Arved by

with have b

burs battle with nine Luftwaffe fighters at three La'elock in the morning, how he tone te d

rhood

Win

across fields to reach the wreckag juk! how bu

baten and imprimin bs. Certain troops when they jound him over the body the young buombwelFT

Peter's parente- officials in Chaumousey. Frane ufen they were

their son's

wrote

notified absence 18 action

af

me fan pa European urebacoltgisis,

"It is a proud race, and they believe farming to be beneath Their dignity.

They are

tis

1

11 ond

The rate where, an hour earlier. 1 wo Gar are driven 211 12

and Th Mez swerve away tayon

iheestal on

LORD 2011 la colp! C. ken

The British version

Here is what Mr P. G Law, and director of ANARE, said:

others-hadi

Added Hudson: "A deathly the ship. I drives to silice hung over

ennwled along more than 300ft. sol

Hiteved with Pages logoge red furmture,

"There wastet a soul in sight. was eerie and frightening. 1

a bit panicky.

.יJ

called "Za-Za". and 11 payed by peaks tahaphie, Supe motorists.

Bowiting

ויי .

A

t worked my way to the stern The youths walk al

u to the main deck-but streeta busy

during cars to the re was no one. The captain knock them down. The trafaret mis men were forward, but must be fast-moving and it didn't know until inter." the contestant

walked into the Water tapping the mula deck, and clamps down on their raiding life, he's called "Za-Za"

It means "yellow", the courting to a cargo net unifi à life- was told-United Press,

About spotted himi

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in danger of ex-

Inw andl

ut

Heal is. If they

their nftitude"

The town offrials kw what

Fart happeneci

all

$1 Mater tu 11. Laubert

forwarded

SOLITAINTA

year before

It was t Pahor Mourent was able ta, write them that their SUBA

Win

They kept up the cOLESJAAL dence, and in 1950 when Mr Till went to vidt ber

ve she stayed for a with the young priest's parents. before continuing on to Rome

wetk

Gave Him Money

The year a frissul gave him The muney to travel lo Canad

To brought with him

1.

Biollos a wood-inlaid reproctice on of the Lanenster in which their son was killed. The pries

early lo France

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stuck into pedestrians ! Side. sald the chief "would bar and clothes, crawled over i

food in shops, and lodged C many car windscreens.

never countenance any infringe ments on the hereditary rights; and possessiotis of the Bled

Indian Baret.

"

"In recent years they adopted

of leasing Land

Hut-going typists and

August

dost

elenge

Jum

for hi

THEY HOPE TO SOLVE A

DAWN CHORUS PUZZLE

Sydney.

Before dawn sleepy suburbanites hear the roosters crow--the "dawn chorus."

Bul who or witat แส the celestial roosters

011 at dawn

lengths. curtain radio

Wave

the "dawn chorus” of the sky"

Dawn chorus crowers, whist

and Hrs.

ス

xky i

hibers mysteries which world's seleti

The only mumber •f the crew lists hope to solve in the com-

to survive Lite explosion was, ing the plot, a New Zealander, who ¦ Year. suffered a kef may after the crush,

The priest described how the plane Acw over the village in flames, in an attempt to find a place to crash-land.

bombs

exploded

Intertiotal Geophysical

Intepastaori) Geophysical Year (1957-58) the world's

tack notions will

unsolved mysteries of our earth's depths, sirtper, and atmosphere,

NOW

RUSSIANS MAKE SUPER-SPEED CAMERA

2.5 Million Frames A Second

Ottawa.

Russia

is manufacturing a camera that shoots 2.5 million frames a second, according to the Soviet Embassy's

news bulletin. Some nations have started in It the woda, advance; there are already

I ran there several expeditions

Germim

Australia's

in Antary-

*Then Its and it crashed near the village.

I was giving him, tien right away.

when the nilention

0911 the troops came," he said.

"They thought I know Peter, Dawn Chorus of the sky will be Macquarie and thought I was a spy, and made on fur-south

He Island. tried to make me talk. was beld for three weeks while! bring questioned,

and

They'll look for a connection between the chorus and auroras worker, brilliant curtains, fans, Now a youth service Futher Mougeot works to Bomes of coloured lights in the combat juvenile delinquency in sky. Parts-United Press.

Playwrights Can't Use Real

policy Bethern Alberta farmers and themselves wildly when a large ranchers, and t the present; swhen

to business in scattered, brushing Phone-Numbers

mutside kabeled

Lime some 06,000 neres IITO saluter Tubes stailem. under lease.

West-

1

Internationad Geophysical Year will also have a North A- lamule group of schiliste listen ing and looking for aurores and the chorus; also a Continental Europe. Apia, and

watch in America.

LIGHTNING?

on

The "Whistlers" are heard London.

high-pitched whistles DA Britain's telephone system radio, which rapidly drop in lower and lower) today issued a telephone pitch (sink

pass out on a low "This provides the Blod Assumis and shoppers ut book containing numbers no and finally Band with a source of income, | Seltridge's In Oxford Street one will answer. It's for usually amounting

believed the spent half an hour getting rki radio and television script

flerce from proximately $110 per person per of another swarm, and

writera.

"strokes" (discharges) travels The General Post Office, which over a hugo north-and-south of gas, oil, or gravel nearly kucked from his cycle controls ali communications in path, along the earth's magnetic

Britain, apparently was prompt- field. ed by

LU ap-

your.

"Another source of income is Camberwell, S.E, the sale Tights."-United Press,

Jan Was

when ants covered him.

THEY SWIM FOR THEIR DINNER

London.

Duck racing may be stopped in the little Berkshire village of Grove after 200 years.

It has been an annual event for all that time and is peculiar to Britain.

the

note.

cause;

Lightning 15 chorgy

Hisses, the third mysterious suffered carlier this summer, of one of Prime Minister Sir aky noise, may be due to elec- fristed "bullets" (charged Anthony Eden's lay offices,

One of the figures in atoms) fired at us by Old Sol

many In U.S.A.

credulous belleve people

theso hisses, dawn crowings, and whistles all come from "nying saucers.". Many flying saucers may be

Charles

The

thriller Morgan's

Burning mystery play, Glass, was fold: If anything happens, call Whitehall 5422

After the show the number meteors, was deluged by prankstero.

To avoid any embarrassment

for

but

The camara, put on display at magnifier "showing the pheno- USSR Agricultural and Indus-

menon under Investigation still trial exhibitions, is known as the by still." S.F.R.

The Soviet Embassy's bulletin Designex and butt by the added: "The super-high-speed electric - Instruments laboratory carnera is designed to register of the Chemical Physics Institute fast physical processes-blasts, of the USSR Academy of combustion, electrical dis- Sciences, The camera is being cha the sprend

charges,

of shock manufactured by the Krasno gorek machinery plant which in- troduced several Improvements during the designing stage.

"If you want to get a better idea of the speed of the camern's shutter," the news bulletin mid, divide in your mind one second into two-arki-a-half

wayes, and so on. It la already being used in Inines to study The conditions required for mak- ing

coal sage against explosions. "Great opportunilács are offer. ed by the camera to scientists, and practical workers for scien- tific analysis of thermonuclear for In plosma; million procESTES

testing high-voltage apparatus, parts and bring home to your- colf that all that has taken place for the study of the processes of combustion and datoration 01 in that instant can be exactly re-

gas mixtures in turbo-jet oul- produced an fim, paper or

flis and internal combustión en- movie screen.”

gines."--United Press,

NOT LARCE

The bulletin said the camera was not large, was convenient to handle and dependable operation.

វា

La

main

The SFR. has three

outill units: a photographing

control panel

lens, and a The lenses have a focus of 210 mm. to two meters. This made possible large scale sur- voya with the camera over distance of six miles,

The shutter's

Comes spoed from a system of special lenses, blinds and a mirror which shove

·at 3,000 to 70,000 revolutions per minute.

Australian scientists have that might follow from Д Jve been bouncing radio waves off Organiser J. P. Powell said. number being

Rome time; accidentally meteors "There is no crucity. Involved selected (by scriptwriters)," the they find meteor whistles (radio with

different announced echoes) quito General Pool Office "Spectators come for the fun that; "arrangements have boon dawn chorus crowings, hisses, of watching competitors falling made

that in

all and whistling. future over in the water"

telephone numbers quoted in

as far as I can. sec.

The report said the camera's control panel was equipped automatic and electrónic control installations, ensuring high accuracy of time measure- ment and synchronisation of the operation of the whole out- So our scientista on The RSPCA sent two inscriple shall be selected from aquarie Island are going to

lenaeg made it spectors to watch the race and list provided by the Post study these colostial roosters patalble to use the instriozent make a report on whether thome office

ino big way, raided by in two ways be a photo- Whoever catches the duck faking part should be pro- Footnote: Whitehall 6422 is a picked crowd of scientists the graphio recover of a process keeps it sa'n prize,

the Britty Cabinet Office,

In the race a duck is put into #chammed stream and chased

by mon and boys'in swimming costtance.

obcubod

·world 'over,

Macchiablo

V

time

American genuine

"We m1231 refuse them, of course, IT'S A man's jub down south.

בשים

Mr Law has had to say "no" even to his own attractive wife, wik is a toiented matísi. Mm Law wanted to take her canvas

10 brushes

paint the feebergs.

However there's no shortage for the Antarelle.

"Usually we get 300 applica= tlons," Mr Law sald. This year, with interest in the 1967-

Jabour

The

"We most rame

Juve men with experience with nature

in the w "We'd

Spani All Our tine who only

cking ofter a

anew the elly."

And men south for

who apply to KO "domestic reasons"

are just as big a risk.

The mun

who is trying to get away from his wife is the last person we can afford," he said. The whole success of Australia's Antarctic venture depends on a happy_team."

Mr Law, dark eyed and sharp bearded (just the sort of explorer you can picture battling against a blizzard) will be making his eleventh trip to the Antarctic when ho leads the expedition in December,

REMAINS OF GIANT (BC) BEAR FOUND

Mondovi.

A local professor today com- tconstruction of the pleted

cave skeleton of a species of

bear which vanished from the ourth thousands of years: ngo.

1115 were by a local paroh priest J the famed

58 geophysteal year no high, Bossen Grottoes near this Alpine

DATES 10 he expert the greater than ever,"

Apart Dron the technical ekills hal

be there is DOCESSUTY

Hey

for

one big

11ft

village, it watt bellevci the bear was trapped in the cave whiên lee swept over Europe required and blocked the cave, qualination

at 60-telow by

The skeleton, as put together D(t |gina toli, --United Press.

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