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Bolshoi Ballet In London

The eagerly-awaited Bolshot ballet company of Moscow, which includes among Its performers Galina Úlapova, said to be the world's greatest ballet danetr, opened a stason in Landon hini Wednesday. Ulanova is pictured here reficarsing with M. Gabowlch a pas de deux from Prokofiev's "Romeo

ntid Jullet.”—Express Photo,

Polar

The maket

Bear Cubs

t

Going Cheap

.

SPECIAL

REFUGEE

!

VILLAGE

Vienna, Oct. 8, `

The foundations for the second "European village" for refugees" have been laid at Bregenz, Vorarl borg, by Father Pire, á Bolglan Dominican Priest.

Visiting Rugby Teams Break Many

Argentine Hearts

Buenos Aires, Oct. 8,

Visiting Rugby football teams in Argentina

Father Fire, watp the have gained a reputation for breaking local hearts.

founder of the Aid for Home-

ices Strangers organisation, laid

Every two ya or so, 24 or Franco sons to have ro- the sealed document of the 20 bay men have been am-covered somewhat in 1954 when Fourstation into the foundation Truenos Aires, beating every her Ruggar com brokon 71 local team in sight and sweep-hearts in a row. After they had

society Beritas off their heft, people shouted

the

The

behaviour

about furning

which set bay friend

and But their Oxford

@ La

stone, at Hoerbrans, near Austro-German border,

This is to be the second such feût for an averagɔ of 40 days. France" for weeds, village.

The Arst standa Auchico, West Germany. AAT

this year' combined third and fourth are to be built forces

and Cambridzo team and In West Germany

Italy swoothearts and fathers frowning has raised the nodetest 0041- shortly.

at their daughters' behaviour troVerwy

following really started with the visit of a jelleget for by the Buenos Aires combined Oxford and Cambridge Herald in a lending article that University team in 1948,

24 FAMILIES The Hoertrang village will have 12 two-family houten refugeo housing altogether 24 families.

'PUPPY LOVE'

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the visitors were so buy doing the rounds of night-clubs and parties that they were forgetting how to play Rugger.

"It is no case of sour grapes.” Buenos Aires the Herald wrote, "It we declare

claim

10 11 скв the mediocro show being bulled

at up by the Blues is

nol

Futher Piro said thal the vitingen were intended to help

that. the full and final Integration of

communi-social refugees in Western

gotipa why The refugees should be} know, reported ustly enabled Los their "ghetto-cases of "puppy love." But they representative of English Rugby. complex." It

longer point to 1948 as the ter when our own sports writer put in a True that refugees were

every "mine"

won wild plea of bad weather, though he we "our" the pathy for "yours”.

|ovey" "Rugby"--with

sym was wise enough not to stress and support of their the point. No Briton and no

to

Way

yours--they

Of the 12 houses

130

Matsumoto To Escort Hatoyama

ry towa

the

e in

fellow

count

AMATEUR SPORT

"But the 15 thred men whom

village, Ive have already been mothers and the supproval of

Whglish Rugby player_will be fully financed, the last major fathers and boy friends.

concede that Argen- prepared sum caning from members of

The Oxford - Cambridge tine weather at His worst can in the Belgian Rotary Club af "Blue" were followed in 1949 any degree oppranch thai in Antwerp.---China Maúl Special. by the French, by the Irish in which theo some visitors have

1952, by the Fivneh

bet bred and trained. 1954 and the Oxford and Cam- bridge "blues" agolo this year.

One society gosip colunmist, following

bet with mailsis, undertook to every broken heart since 1948. The peak year, she reports, was fatory are getting tired of 1948 when 74 sad senoritas waves paring to see have, we are forced to believe, more to blame than to the Blues ng their dbye

either the weather or the out- ueroplane took off after

of-sam (deling. Granted that “rugted" anonsmeru with beal Rugger is an amateur sport and that the players themselves have The French In 1949 brought no eye on the gate, we have at unexpected slump, "probe | any rate the right to expect that to Stockholm on Wednesday to jan niect the Japanese Premier, Mrjably", the coumnist opines, "be- the Blues should have come out Ichiro Hatoyama, and escort him cause they were erally looked here to play hard games rather than simple Argentine hospital- to Moscow, u Japanese official up in their room at 10 o'clock

every night." Only 61 sad-eyed | By ut ita very lavish best. ould here today.

thera

Mr

Shumich!

Moscow, Oct. 8..

Matsumoto,ruggermen. Japanese special envoy, will fly

were seen waving

FEVER PITCH

"The players themselves have the undouble duty of

leaving behind the the Impression of a team of first class sportemen and not of a rugged collection who give oVRSTY evidence of coming on to the field from an

Mr Motoyama, who is coming | Kiris here for peace talks, will arrive goodbye. Zoological

abroad gardens Calo, O. B.

on Friday, a day later than firet none in Norway) are price for Polar (there is

expected

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mechanical Plain clothes poller, standing bear cubs brought

trouble back from fering cubs at £25 and £30

with his aircraft 10 "casually" n the roadside at

each, Lexd at this price, says the the Arelle by Norwegian senders Tromso dealer, the business 15

Tokyo.

The Irish, les 1852, however, The problem has been given danger points, and moloreyeliais,

The official sold it was ex- sovmed to hayo ruled the fever has fallen

thla so steeply that textest urgency by rapidly in-spotted offenders, stopped then

pected that Mr Hatorama would plum gun. 10 less than 73 girls all that on to th unprofitable erepelt French motovear pro- with an energetic blow on the

formerly Funcrative

trade This year soalers have brought stay in Moscow's luxury Soviet waved them goodbye and bright The total of ears and Whistle, and ext them to the muy NOW.COOSE,

Polar says a

back 46 cubs, of which only skaya Hotel, though no definite green scarves suddenly became mautoreveles on the roads today, open

court-China Mallbear cub dealer at Tromso, four hávo been sold.—China Mai: į arrangements hod yet been popular headgear among women amounting to TROD than Special.

North Norway. 9.000.000 is four times the pre- war figury Governamen: Tex- berts forecast thut nt Irast 16 000.000 vehicles

be will extraling on French highways By 1980

Weekend Climax

There

for

12 vehicles cach half mile of highway in France,

And each vehicle covers twice the distance in à year that it would have covered before World War 11.

The present

safety drive

the

Taches a climax each weekend when Frenchmen alstam out of Parts and other large cities to country, mountain or seaside The werkend driver countryside looking Jike The scene of start nary peralion

Police Fadio cars Bled with rongtables, jeeps, and waiting motorcyclists puck cross roads and each

of the 2,100 traffic "block spots (danger points Isted in various parle of France. At the present inte of rond lin- provement it is estimated that These black spots will take at least eight years to diminate.

of

leopters hover over traite eojumus, flashing reports progress and botüenteks to the vans on the grounds, which relay them to an underground traffe headquarters in Paris.

For the first time, too, plain lothes traffic police are driving about in inconspicuous cars to catch

unsuspecting trame offenders At weekends, they are joined by reporters of the French stale radio, who broad- cast to motorista with cor set, Instructions

es hemy to avoid

congested areas

The press has joined in the sutely campaign. Newspapers have begun to publish close-up photographs of bad mashes. One пектрарет at Kast publishes a full list, framed in black edging. ench clay's roo

deaths.

A recent survey shows that 44 per cent of all road accidents

Police Locked Up By Mistake

Capetown, Oct. 8. Passing pedestrians were esrounded when they saw soven khaki-uniformed figures clam- bering through a window in the magistrato's court building at Beaufort West in the Cape Province, and land in the flower

It was not special · polico but an escape for seven FEAR AND NERVOUS TENSION; pos

who were cidentally locked in.

They had been writing their police

examinatione in the Civil Courtroom when they were au- eldentally

THE WONDER-DRUG,

THAT BANISHES

Hafs, men-habit forming, A

ne "hang-ever", in xan-blue

Zala Agenca?

-

After unsuccessfully 'tolephon-

marine 7. Baga Bumboro of poople" (Lo

Telcoso them they decided to jump through a window.

Mali Special

air

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THE WARNING BUZZER, SOMEONE IS NEAR THE HOUSE, SEE WHO IT IS. PROBABLY THAT MANDRAKE--

YES.

FERDINAND

FATHER AND MOTHER ON THE FLOOR-PLAYING WITH BLOCKS~THE CHILDREN

READING --WHAT IS

THIS?

Special.

PLEASE COME INSIDE.

mado.-Router,

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

HMM--KE'S LOCKING THE DOOR. AT LEAST -PM INSIDE-

spectators.

CAREFUL MANDRAKE

TALK

By Mik

NANCY

By Ernie Bushmiller

“ERHI BUSHMILI GĦ

GUESS

WHO .?

JOHNNY HAZARD

EVEN IF ALL SKINS

| POINT TO AVIATECH CORP.

| AS THE CULPRIT YOU

DON'T CALL THE POLICE IN ON HUNCHED!

IF ONLY WE COULD

GET SOME INSIDE DOPE-

| SOMEONE INSIDE THAT

PLANT WHO COULD NO

UP A CLUE ..

GOT A BRAINSTORM, JOHNNYI

LOOK, EVERYONE KNOWS THAT YOU

GOT MY JOE FLYING THE TROPAY

BUT WE CLEARED UP ALL THAT NONSENSE BETWEEN]

AIR RACE FOR FALCON AIRGRAFT | US, KITTY! I DON'T

IT FIGURES I SHOULD HAVS A.

GRUDGE

DET THIS

By Frank Robbins

BUT AVIATECH CORA DOESN'T [KNOW ITË MY ROOMMATE, GINGER, [HAS A FRIEND.........YOUNG, EAGER CUB REPORTER....SHOULD BE INTERESTED

IN A HOT GOSSIP ITEM Á

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

If we were

any fresher wed still be on the vine!

Abby's

TRY FROZEN STRAWBERRIES

TODAY

ROWNTREES

ALROŽ

THIS

.this situation

calls for a

San Miguel

Loters of protest to the editor followed.

Sald an Ardent Rugby fan who signed himself "Flat Justitia": "....the whole of you leader reeks of bad taste and reflects little credit on the present stan 'ard of British Journalism in Argentine. Indis

visiting team are train

of the

obviously it and I hear,

assiduously during the

The

week.

But they must be allowed some expansion

and relaxation and expected to rangin

cannot be

keyed

up for tho whole two months or so of their visit. The fact remains that the concensus of opinion is that they are turn- ing out a splendid succesSK,"

Tho printin

DANCING

Herald

retorted

by.

a picture of two players G. Hetherington and

G. M. E. Kershaw, dancing cheek- to-chools with

two pretty

senoritas at a party at the English

Club

"Keeping late

houra is not itself censurable," the Herald's columnist

added,

"But it is inconsistent with the

altakunest of that degree physical

Binces demanded

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men undergoing what doubtedly a very stremous off- zrasta tour. No one wishes to Condemn

the players to menastic life; but their enjoy- ment of the social aspect of the tour (sco picture on this page) should bo tempered by the thought of the obligations they have towards their hosts.

Erla of Buenos Aires” smart Belgrano Club have on- other explanation, however. "It is not so much training or At ners," said one of them. pinor in any team will play vory much better if he has

cheer

The

somcono

to

"Any

P

him

heartily from the sidelines."

Asked whether the Argentine tears tout so often because not enough girls cheered for them, a Belgrano girl, who broke off her engagement because of a visiting Irish Rugger player, said: "It s not so much

that. It will make love

us all the more

cur

flances

if we go cut, dancing with the visitors. Furthermore, it is one excellent

of teeting whether

they really love us."

The consensus of current femalo opinion is that this year's Bluts are really wonderful 'So nice

and

considerate, real

gentlemen."

half

MOTHERS SMILE

on hour before,uvery match finishes, some 30, or 40

Argenting girls beslego the club- house doors of the dressing rooms. The 14 and 15-year-olds

oral

scratch

struggle to obtain autographs. The older ones are just as excited byt la a more rophisticated way. And while those who do not know English..

look

a bit enviously denta English-speaking slators, it

not deter them from inviting the teams on mammo' do parties at their homes,

The mother of the girls are ".. tolerant,--Chan Mah.