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Toothaches Colds

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THAT BANISHER

FEAR AND NERVOUS TENSION

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civil servants are working at top speed to provide arms, supplies and equipment for West Germany's fast-growing forces,

They have task. The formation or modern Army, navy atid air force started from nothing harely a year ago. Now, the army alone ha men and is growing at the rate of about 3,000 a week.

about 00,000 being too tering

for

1 tremendous cripples, or refugees from the ent, who ΑΠΟ ΠΟΥ running their own businesses here.

Supply officials say that they arg sometimes reproched

in the applica tion of

rules. In defence, they quote the motto Supply experts have sel

reborn Derman of the

forck, organisations with "legality In edministration" characteristic thoroughness-and and elle statutes dating back to their unique opportunity. Cone Republie have taken full advantage of the earliest days of the Weimar which prescribe are the mirvivals of World War nethods of public tendering. Il methods and the was'cful duplication of work in the three services

their

One Organisation

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Army, navy and air force alike are today supplied by one organisation, which can use the resources available for research and development.

modern

The nucleus of the army is now in uniform and housed in Attention in barrucks. being increasingly given to the organisation of more warlike supplies — munitions, Artillery. armour, and aircraft for the new Luftwaffe, For these,

German West tarpply chiefs are looking over- seur is the heavy arms Industry here was effectively suppressed after 1945.

British

Hourous

3 Million Items When # tender has been accepted. the Item goes inlo production anct can take 115 place in the main equipincul [entalogue. This al present contains about 3,500,000 items.

There have been setbacka in | the task of creating the new forces which, according to Dr Democrat Erich Mende, Free

of the (opposition) member Parlamentury Defence Com-

mittee, have led to the resigna- dom of 000 volunteers, including 70 officers.

Without Uniforms

TABLES

1200 Sonne skill were recruits

without uniforms after four weeks In the

A consignment army

44 West 24.000 pairs o In

Inolty boots had F Germany expect orders worth 1293

To be sent back to the makers, more than £100,000,000 sterling and police refred to poss Cur electronle equipment, number of army vehicles as it amour

and nireraft 10 be Britain, Foreign- aircraft.

designed

French boing

auch

Pluggin P.149 Fouga trainers, procured under

by Focke-Wulf, and Heinkel.

as und

ure Beence Moaseechinkell

Filing Cabinets

The Defence Ministry's department here does, however, buy as much MA It ena Seom West Germun manufacturers, including clothing and barrick

The army, for example, may ikk

for

of ling supply + cabinets. Requirements

Appropriate Then tho is published and

worked on by the

for

"here.

ders invited. About

140 Jim Mli DVET West Germany recently respond to a request for tenders such a cabinet. Their offers ronged from the one which was accepted, at 200 mantes (about £17 sterling) LÒ 411 marks (about £36 sterling),

Weat Gerinan Arme send for application forms whenever a lender is invited. and about half of these eventually submit a tender,

An

OVENSKE of about

of Hot

450

inert

An advantage than five per cent is granted to errtain applicants, such as war

No Petrol Rationing In Australia

Canberra, Oct. 15.

The Federal Government had no intention of introduc. ing petrol rationing, the Minister for Trade, Mr

J. McEwen, said.

He told the Federaled Cloth- ing Industries Convention that petrol WAR an import fbem which could not be curtailed,

Potrol

was nooded for !1- dustry and transport.

But, he added, imports could not bo continued at

a tuto

to build up big stocks of petrol In Australia,

COVT'S POLICY

Mr McEwen was explaining goyer-

to the convention thre ment traport control policy.

Ma McEwen said costs of essentials such as petrol used up to 52 per cent of the money available for imports.

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Capital items used up another cent and there were per other items, such as tea which It would be repugnant to cut which neewunted for 10 per cent of the money available,

This left very little for other imports-China Mall Special,

Le Havre, Oct, 18,

Gilbert Guerin, driving asi 18-to lorry, crushed through

an undertaker'ar display awiestory "Toth” hörn today and

was knoblood, unconscious.

1305when he came to, ho found

He fainted_nguin, kön

for read Ne

une

have.

Dr Metade also sold that at Uletersen, near Hamburg, men are crowded Inlo half the space they ought to

while on the day Parliamentary delegation arriv- fod to Inspect the station the sausages had gone bad for want of refrigeration ----China Special

WITH U.S.

ANITA EKBERG'S SISTER IN LONDON FLAG IN HAWAII

Affectionata greetings for 24-year-old Inga Lindberg — A Mecretary In Msimo, Sweden from her offebrated mister and brother-in-law: film actress Anita Ekberg and

actor husband

her English Anthony Steel Inga arrived

Honolulu, Oct. 15.

The combination of the United States' Stars and Stripes and the British Union Jack flying over government buildings and hotels in Hawail has baffled many a visitor. The explanation lles in Hawaiian history. :

The Stars and Stripes havỡ Several months later, Rear been flown over the idlands for Admiral Thomas of the Bri ish more than half A century 65 Navy arrived, and restored the testimony of Hawall's territorial) falands to the Hawaiiars with status and allegiance to them address which mid that the United States. Many people life of the

being nation was in the islands hope that á 49th restored to be "Established in slay may be added, signifying Hightecumem,” From this the fact that Hawaii has came the Hawaiian motto, “Ua become a full Redged State of mau ko es o lơn Atra 1 ka pono" the United States of America. "The ille of the Innd 15

perpetuated in righteousness."

Rejoicing

As for the Union Jack, it toms part of the Hawaiian flog, which survived after the end of the local monarchy, in 1804 and

is now the territorial flag. Lalice Howell's petition for 15.

the State emblems

the nexation to the United $10.03

United States mainland, It

Wed passed by Congress 011 flown in a secondary position to July 6, 1898, Ard algred by the Americm dag.

President McKinley the next

Woad

of tho annexation roached Honolulu a week la or aruld general rejoicing and on

Eight Stripes

The Hawaiion fog features August 12, the United Slates the Union Jack in the upper flag Was

over the

left hand corner and the field excutive building-China Mail contains eight stripes of Special

alternate red, white and blue.

Thus, it is a concession to both

at London Airport last week FAO Development end Unlied States fings. MOTORIST

to

holiday a 10-day with Anita and Anthony.- Express Photo.

AUSTRALIAN CRAYFISH

EXPORTS

Melbourne, Oct. 15. Crayfish exports to the United Sister earned more than four million dollars for Australia in the last financial year.

Shipments weighing four and nha millon pounds. mostly crayfish tails, were exported to the United States and earned 4,3 million dollars, an inereuse of

the 100,000 dollars on

prc- vious year.

The Commonwealth Fisheries

This made up for a decline in the ameant of grayfish ex- ported.

It was designed during

of Howall's first Kamehameha

relan

In Far East

asaitance

Tokyo, Oct. 15,

ine

king,

with

the

(Jorge

of

Captain Beckley, an English shipmaster. Beckley was Beatuse

George

SWINDLED

BY METER

British And because the king was A conference of the Farmon

appreciative of assistance given Management Development Cen- | hím by Captain

Salisbury, Oct. 15. tre for Aala and the Far East | Vancouver, English navigator A motorist successfully

the Union Jack pleaded that Я opened tochy

parking was included in the flag.

meter had made a mistake The stripes, eight of them, when he appeared in the

the representing

principal Salisbury Magistrate's court islands in the Hawaiian group, were in recognition of friendship charged with contravening with America, according to the by-laws. reports of that day.

under the joint and explorer, sponsorship of the Japanese Government and the United Na tions Food and Agriculture Or- ganisation.

The report said South Afrien Aus- had taken the lead from

Nine countries, Burma, India, tralia in the amount of crayfish | Indonesia, South Korea, Pakis tails exported to America from Lan, the Philippines, Thalland Southern Hemisphere countries

and Japan were represented by Austraila's total production 25 delogates. last year was 20 million pounds. Bad weather and an Invasion

the con-

of

Newsletter, quoting trade figures, by marauding schools of octo-ference agenda was the problem said the increase export earningspus helped cause a decline in

Mall

were becOUBE

in America.

of a price rise

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

IS THIS A NIGHT- MARE? MY HYPNOTISM DOESN'T AFFECT JONES-HE CALLS HIS BOY MASTER"--

THE BOY HAS A RING

WITH STRANGE

POWER--

FERDINAND RHUMBA

BAKINGS

NANCY

WE NOW TAKE

YOU TO THE POLITICAL RALLY

AT

ELM PARK

JOHNNY HAZARD

IT'S RIMS THE ONE WHO ĮTRIED TO BRISE ME TO LOSE

THE AIR RACE AND PROBABLY :

SABOTAGED MY PLASH!

AT THIS MOMENT

THE JONES BOY

RIDES DOWN" ON THE BEAM THROUGH THE CEILING

BUSHMI

The main item on

South Aus- of the mechanisation production from

rowing-Reuter. trails.-China Mall Special.

SPOKE TO THE OVERLORD, KE SAID TO USE THE MIND MACHINE. AS IS USUAL.

/ MUSS HAWKES TO SEN DR: MIG MASTERS7

YES, MASTER.

MR. AYSOMİ TELLI FAB, ET FINE OUR EFFICIENCY WHAT WAS THAT CRAP I

BUMPER NYUP HE LOOKE

[FANLAKE)

EXPERTS

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

HALF-HOUR UP W

MANDRAKE

WHAT IS ALL THIS?

IN TROUBLE. ME GETT

OH, BOY--

IT'S STILL HERE

MEANWHILE

WHO'S RESPONSBLE

FOR THIS, JOHNNY?

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

By Frank Robbins

SINCE KITTY AND I

RECIPED TO GET TO

THE BOTTOM OF THIS

*KITTY HAWKES TELLS SABOTAGE PLOT, SCOTTY! |OFF FALCON... SINGH, YOU SER, I WAS ALSO

WHEN?

APPROACHED TO THROW

THE RACE OR ELSE!

Replaced

He is the Art motorist to win A parking meter case in Salis- bury.

Const D. J Moore said that The Hawallan flag was Ars bo saw a car in a parking bay. carried into foreign scap in The motor showed "expired."

It

taken

The motorist told the court 1816, although

replaced by the that he was a commercial tra- down and British flag for a brief period in veller and often spent 2 od a 1843, when Lord George Paulet day on parking moters. He had rice took possession of the islands to cut the times he used the

in the name of his Queen

marking meters "very fine."

Recently he

he parked at 3.45 p.m. and

Bd in the meter. put Exactly an hour later he arrived pack and found the “expired" indicator" showing.

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

The next day he parked in the same boy. The meter only went to the 85-minute mark in- stead of the 60-minute

when he put his ed in.

107

mark

He again usai the meter. On occasion he was given 02 minutes parking for his ed.

The Magistrate sald ba accepted the story.-China Mail Special.

Admiral 11th Century

| AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

If we were

any fresher we'd still be on the vinel

Libby's

TRY FROZEN STRAWBERRIES

TODAY

ROWNTREES

AL

this situation

for

San Miguel

Village Found

Remains Hungarian

Budapest, Oct. 15,

of an 11th century village have been found in the Szepesseg district of Slovakia, reports the Hun- garlan News Servico,

Local people reported that their ploughs sometimes turnett up rusty iron so archaeologista consulted historical recordis. Their search led them to a hitherto forgotion charter issued by King Bela IV making a grant of land in the sred to two fol- lowers in 1282.

Excavations begun and it was established that the village was destroyed at the end of the 15th century, possibly by fro.

the foundations has opened up of the church and the fortifed manor house. Finds have included a breast even said to be the only one of the period found in Slovakia,

Bronzo Jewellery and buckles found in three graves are taken to indicate that the Inndlord was a wealthy man, while the Gothic gravestones are stated to be unique,China Mail Special,

Discount In Retailing

'Perth, WA, Oct. 15, Retail traders here oro- be coming involved in a new da count scheme by which orgataided | bitying groups socle disedunt for

their custom.

Under 4 promoter convalida for members in a Perth suburb. For the payment of £AI, the

custommor recelves

which takes hơ, or afio, in et titled to '10 per cent dllectunt on goods purchased at storas Usted on the card. -

With enough, members rolled-one promoter is piád (to have 6,000 prison of; KM-180 the promoter approaches the fes taller,

for forming the groupt And saranging, discounts |- tha

pro-

moteche offre and the satima te

koeps the LATIN,

of axira: Etirnovers fres

enough low, than to take