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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1959.
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Kassem Threatens Kirkuk Rebels Long Liked
'CAPABLE OF CRUSHING ANYBODY'
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Bagdad, July 19... MAJOR - GENERAL Abdul Karim “Kassem, “Iraqi Prime Minister, said tonight he would take the severest action against those res- ponsible for recent inci- dents in Kirkuk, a north- ern oil town.
General Kassein, addressing n moeting at St mass prayer Jomph'n Catholie Chaidean Charch, strongly denounced the ineklents and declared: "I am capable of crushing anybody who opposes the sons of the people because This anarchian."
Is
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GENERAL KASSEM
Bronze Age
Village
Bloody clashes in Kirkuk and fighting in other centres marked
Valletta, July 10. the Ary! anniversary last week
D. Trump, Archmeslogy of the Iraq revolution,
the Malia Museum, a Bronze Age respondents arriving in Beigu
unearthed from Bagdad reported today.
village in the west of the island, Other newspaper reports from it was feially stated here. Calro 'wald full-scale evil war
One hut and most of a second threatened
Iraq efter have been completely elcarci
"Alices Bund include a large hundreds had been killed and Injured in communal fighting.
stone morlar for pounding grain. The correspondents reaching qaras (hard-mills), poltery Beirut sal bicause of the arietal rops. One of the queens is hva imported from ensorship imposed in Frag by made or the regime of General Kasem Sicily.
The village is believed to date there was no news thrtet from
from about 1350 BC.-Router. Bagdad.-Reuter.
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PALACE GUARD
BEING REDUCED
London, July 19.
They're changing the scarlat-coated guard at Buckingham Palace with a smaller guard.
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ence in this Court where a dif- ferent standard of proof la re- quired," his Honour said.
A magistrate would not to influenced by the decision in the this case if he were to try eriminol charge at some time subsequent to the decision 是 this case, his Honour snid. He the Magistrate) had to COIL- sider if the prosecution had dis- charged the us of proof beyond reasonable doubt, walle looking for corroboration, warn-
time ing himself at the same that would be safe to con- MAN on the un- viel
of the corroborated evidence prosecutrix,
In the civil case, however, the standard of proat required was that o: the balance of proba- billies or the preponderance of probabilities
the care fer the plaintiff and the ease for the defendant.
between
Conclusion
His Honour mid he had semi both the plaintiff and Mi Sul Put giving their testimony, "I bave come to the conclusion that the evidence of Sul Ping is to be believed“
The guard at St James's Painee, which includes Clarence Hotine, where the Queen Mintaur ond
live, Princess Margaret and York House, home of the Duke and Duchess of Glouces- ter, is also smaller.
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Reason for the smaller guards at the two palaces, according
the War Office, is on periment in the more economies] use of manpower,
In
The experiment
the through month.
whole
will Inst of this
Garden Sentries
The guard at Duckingham Palace, which has been the London home at the British ялов Queen Boytreign
accession in 1837, has been reduced from 24 Lo St James's 15. and that at Palace from 18 to 15.
Victoria's
What is happening is that the sentry duties at the two palacoa while o are being reduced sentrle in the gardens are being dispensed with.
The garden sentries, In the vlow of the military authorities, "No longer serve uny useful purpose."
The gardens, in any case, aro some cases, police dogs. patrolled by policemen with, in
To the question: Insofar as A War Office spokesman said: these words were statements of "It is an experiment and nothing facts were they true in sub-more, in a more practical up- slunce and in tact? My answer proach to the job of guarding therefore is 'Yes'."
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A British Crossword Puzzle
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ACROSS
3 Censorious (8).
B Once again, please (6).
DOWN
1 Bounds (5).
2 Discomforts (5).
3 Carries on alarmingly (7),
3 All together (8).
11 High churchmen
are
real
4 Payment for a tear? (4).
pela (8).
12 iterary Lamb (4).
13 Crus fruit (5).
18 Deposed Russian police chief
(B).
18 Not down
obviously (4).
on prepositions
22 Keep from harm (9).
24 Put your foot down (4, 2, 2).
29 Lang-faced (8).
20 Standard
5 Tormenting elver? (4).
0 One of the blues (0).
7 It needs some making up (0).
10 Spanish title (3).
14 Another Icult (6).
15 One way to express variety?
(7).
18 Soldiers' housewife! (0).
17 Wine-shop (0).
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vessel going VIP (8).
for a sc-
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the palaces.
"If it works out satisfactorily, the change may become a per manent one."
Eight Battalions
World's Shortest Runway
Engineers of North Ameri- can Aylation have devised the world's shortest runway. This runway runs uphill for one fool ut an auglo of 20 degrees and at the snap of a switch launches an F-100 into the air. Within four seconds the air-
at travelling craft la
275 m.p.h. The runway consists of a cradle, two channels of which hold the wheel of the aircrafi in place. This picture shows an F-100 at the time uf take-off and the clouds of fame and smoke provided by the X-34 booster rocket en- Elne. Central Press Photo,
Half Million
People See
Police Search PI Jamboree
For Gaol Escapee Hinds A
London, July 19.
Preacher's
Attack
El Paso, Toxos, July 19. Gov. Earl Long wont to church today and hoard a sermon on repontance. Ho couldn't wait to got out- side for a smoko, but said. ho liked the way the preacher "pumped it to 'om."
Dr W. Herschel Ford, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, aid: "Whether mint or sinner, repent, repent, repent."
After the sermón, 13 persona went to the front and joined the church. It impressed the
Louisiana Governor.
"That's the way you've got to do " Long commented.
"You gotta pump it to 'em and pump it to 'em. Just like 1 do fr. politics....hit 'em and
'em again so they don't
what you mean,'
IN TUSSLE
alt miss
at
The Лlery Governor, whe only yesterday rol' into s tyske with 1 sherr Ruidoso Downs rács track la Now Mexico and launched such an obscene Hrade that ho was facifully tossed out, wo a much different man at church today
Ite watched his language, joked with aides and newsmen, patted children on the head, and talked in hushed tones with ushers and "greeters", nt the door.
At church with him wore J. W. (Pote) Menefee, Loui- slona Racing Commission chair- man, a state policeman serving as a
chauffeur and two re- porters.
Long told Menefee to put into the collection plate "everything you won at the track yester day." Menefee dropped in $10, Long put in 35.
Jamboree City, Philippines, July 19. TRAFFIC jam 20 miles long stretched out to
Jamboree City from Manila today us more: than half a million Sunday trippers flocked hore to view the international gathering of Boy Scouts the
A
A new police search be-from 61 countries.
gan tonight for Bri-
tropical rainstorm which tain's ace gao had dampened yesterday's om- breaker, Alfred Hinds, cial opening ceremonies held off
by noon today and after 3 note was were three and four deep 15 thrown from the win-miles from the campslie.
The spokesman sold that fact, a perso
as part of the Army eat-back, the Household Brigade was menting is given wide latitude provided the comment
being reduced in size. honest expression
The 3rd Battalion Coldstream of the dlc.
the fendant's
which real opinion
Lrooped ns Guarda
Queen's warranted by the fnets truly colour recently on the
6000 bo dis- stated in the sense that a fair- birthday would minded man nught upon these banded.
ilác hold their facts bonn
The 3rd Battalion Grenadler woman," npinton," his Honour said.
Guarda was due to be disbanded
} sometime before the end 1962.
Examining "Examining again there words in the light of what I have said and considering these comments as u Jury woulť have 10 endder them, I cannot ad in them anything tut could be said to travel beyond the Hmits. of fair crilicism.
"My answer then to this ques- Hon is "Yes,"
"For these reasons I have set. out. this action is therefore dis- missed with casts."
EX-MAYOR DIES IN ROBBERY
London, July 20.
Police throughout Britain today were seeking two men in a shabby bluu van following an £8,000 rob- bary which resulted in the death of a former mayor. The dead man, 64-year-old Salomon Lover, was the Mayor of Hackney, east London, in
Coronition Year.
His body was
the roadside
found dumped
In Epping
well
Forest, on the north-eastern fringe of London, yesterday, Polish-born Lover, a known member of the Jewish in Hackney, had community apparently died of a heart at- tack while bound and gagged.
Lever had been lured from its home early yesterday by a tele- phone call froin a man who said he was a delceilve.
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The man told Lever that a timber store next to his office fire and they under- afood he had n large sum uf money in his ente-China Mait Special.
Peter The Great's Toys Found?
Moscow, July 19. Fragments of toya, Peto the
of
"That" said the spokesman,* will bring down the strength of the Brigade from 10 battalions to eight."
In Turn
In the past tha Lhree Guards battalions stationed in London have taken it in turn
to provide the Sovereign's guard for 24 hours at a time.
The new experiment is in having each of tho three baltallons provide the Queen's
guard for a month at a time, Ravig the other two battalions La concentrate on training- China Mail Special,
Hannibal's
Expedition
In Doubt
Rome, July 19,
dow of a Portsmouth to Waterloo train. The note read; "Hinds is on the train accompanied by
· Alfred Hinds
n
Polico rushed to Waterloo atation and scrutinised every
Two British historians, an-passenger passing through the
xious to prove that the of Hinde. Carthaginian General Hannibal launched elephant-bomo expedition against Rome 2,000 years ago through the Modena
tha Pass and not
barrier but there was
no sign
Later the train was searched his without ruccess.
St
Hlors, ugod 41, was good for 12 yours in 1953 for his
London part in a £30,000 robbery but has escaped three times during his sentence.
Bernard Pass, arrived at Montmellan tonight with their "guinea
ᄆ pig",
sturdy young Italian-born
ment with protestationa
bis innocence.
about
the cars
Today was Fillpino Day, with whiching delegates oversens native games and folk dances, a parade of Philippine music, local beautles and a rewrits display.
Examination
An
But the 10151 world Jamboree was marred by accident today. Two Joung Flipino boys were taken to hospital with internal injuries after being hit by a fire truck and the campelte.
Comp officials said a total of 81 boys had been treated at the
nil for minor camp hospital
ments and that all of the Scouts were having а full medical cxamination.
The ocials sald they were watching out particularly for of local adverse effect climatic conditions on the 3,000 visiting overseas Scouts.
any
for
Survival
Test In
French
Alps
St Joan do Maurionne,
July 19.
of
FIDGETED
The sermon was 35 mlantes long. The Governor fdrated In his seat Once he cleared Ela throat and spat on the floor. During the least 20 minutes of
sermor ho fondled ปี cigarette, put it to his lips several times and onco al- tempted to strike, a match, bút an alde suggested ho wait until Long he could get outside. kept glancing at his watch and asking "how much longer? How much longer?"
The Governor said he planned to go to Juarez this afternoon and attend the bullfight at the Plaza Monumental despite the objections of
his personal physician. UPI
'Big Time' Youths
Leave Trail
Fourteen people, five
dressed in Of Deaths
them woman.
city clothes and without
equipment of any kind,
They were without food but a team of observed by
The British contingent have sinazed local people by their prodigious consumption of ten- six gallons
40 boys at were breakfast and equally staggerdoctors, paychologists, biologists
the and rescue exports. Ing quantities Wirouchou! remainder of the day-Reuter,
Rolled Over Cliff
In Sleep
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tonight settled down to Quaker, Miss., July 19. spend 48 hours 9,900 A 19-year-old youth told police here today he feet up in the snows of
shot the French Alps.
shopkeeper dead. beat to death a 17-year-old girl and seriously injured 'two other people because he and a 14- ar-old friend "wanted to go out and have a big time."
They are a group of volun tcere trum
France, Italy, Switzerland, Sweden and Ger many who are taking bort in "Operation Survival SOS 3,000" an experiment aimed at try- ing out the latest techniques in survival, organised by a private body with French Government backing.
BUILD IGLOO
Brighton, July 19. As durkness fell tonight, the A 22-year-old London student volunteers started to build a
who spent the night sleeping ploo with their bare hands as
en South shelter for the night. in the open-air ponat olift-top, was found dead today on rocke below.
60 feet
After remaining iksted for 48 hours, supplies of food and camping equipment will be to have parachuted to the igloo where sleep and the group wil then stay
further six days before being rescued by mountain rescue teams.
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Police named the youth John Crump and his companion as John Edward Davis and sold they drove to Quaker after drinking
a nearby village. They entered the shop of 57- year-old Lynn Barr and, while he was making sandwiches for them, shot him through the head with a shotgun, polles mald..
Afterwards they went to the house and demanded from the aboD- kospor's wife, They shot her twice and beat the couple's two daughters. Que died from injuries.
Barr's our.
Without an ignition key, the youths could not start the car and were caught by local residents before they got very far.
He was believed On ench occasion, he has turned over in his flooded the press and of Parlia- rolled over the top.
A fellow-student who had eamped with him at Saltdean near Brighton during a motor-
Observers, will watch how cycle holiday, woko to find him
can build tho
Police said the youths were missing and informed the police. emciently they
how being hold in' gool but that no The Britons, John Hoyle and in Britain, France, Belgium The dend youth was Martin igloo without tools and Richard Jolly, aided by vetinary and the Trinh Repubile-China Langford, who studying well they fare in combatting charge hud yet been made, --
Router. surgeon Colonel John' Hitekt- Mall Special.
medicina China Mall Special cold and boredom.-Reuter.
elephant "Jumbo."
mann, were given a tremendous welcome by the local population at Montmolion and niso. by the Britlal and Italian consuls.
Since his last escape in June fast your, he has been reported as having been in many places
get a letter in Great may have played with
They hope to prove, by cross- have been found during Ox- cavations on the constructioning the Alpa in Hannibal's "rom site of the Kremlin, Tus, the cord time of nine daya that this was the route he used rather Soviet news agency, reportedì.
than the St Bernard route classi-Two Tues said during the excava cally ascribed to him.. Bons the ruins of the founda-
23 Word associated with a decree
(4).
CROSSWORD—Across: 9 Ro-treats, 7 Thole, 8 Argunble, 10 Icicle, 13 De-camps, 15 Snap. 17 Actions, 18 Neriman, 20 Idol, 21 Treerom, 20 Ca-ein-o. 27 Welcomço, 20 Elopes, 20 Toddlers. Down: I Staid, 2 Tone, 3 Real-m, 4 12 Covil, 14 11 Coded, Rout, 5 Albino, & Sweeps, Repast, Source, 13 Sllas, 10 Anton, 18,wit, 10 Rolled, 22 Simon, 24 Noted, 20 Thik
Bascs, 23
Hon and vaults of the chambera Jumbo-who Earrios his own
WIT
LIGHTNING
Now York, July 19. lightning dasties and a subway fra brought Sunday aftomoon death to four per some and. Injury to 41 other in New York Cily today,
of Queen Nalalla Peter the enormoun fockter of hay with Great'a mather→→werd also un-him will pargiently be re-A-HUS covered. The dumbers wers, turned to the Turin, zon to your perados weng, killed by a built in the 1770-5.-Reutor.
Hahusing boit in a muiden which ho belongs--AFP,
thundorshower at Orchard Bench in the Bronx Another bolt sent five persona to a hospital when it struck a tree in the Bronx during the
brief storm.
At least 30 persons on two sub- way trains were overcome by aoke that billowed brough |
KILLS FOUR
and
a tunnel under the East River Inking Manhattan Queens. Within minutes an entire block of 42nd Street was sealed off to traffle and was turned into
an emergency first aid, ward- to treat victims of the subway fire,
Police said the four lightning fatalities, were waiting for
thunderstormXL trus when the
The Ave infired' portes Back the tree, to huddled under tako refuge from the downpeut-UFL
brier
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