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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1959.

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Yellowstone Hit By New Quakes Robbery New Elephant Incident

LAKE MAY CAUSE DISASTER

West Yellowstone, Mont., Aug. 20. Five more earthquakes jolted the Yellowstone arca today, one of them strong enough to cause people to run from buildings and to heighten fears of new landslides.

They brought fresh concern dbout the growing lake behind the ranje silde of Monday night, Oneals mad i had the polentisi of another disaster.

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The shacks were minor compared with the big Monday nigla quakes that set off land- sildes and buried ynculioness. There were no reports of 'new dan

The third shock of the day, at 11.30 J, EST (1830 GRIT) frightened a number of persons. into running into the open. The ; fifth was about 5.30 p.m.-- UPI.

Lancashire Scrapping 45,000 Looms

Manchester, Aug. 20.

The Cutton Board xfay 011- nounced that the target of 45,000 tooms to be serapport under the Lancashire rotten industry re-organisation scheme has now been reached,

This ensure that the scheme Industry's relating

10 the weaving section will now come

Into operation and compensa- tion will be paid to rins p-

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innchinery.

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excess

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Como, Italy, Aug. 20.

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The Government is to contri-Miss Neera Tomasini, who dázzled industrialists

bute two-thirds of the cost of compensating Arms. The re- maaling third will be raised by compulsory levies.-Reuter.

Square Pea

Chiengo, Aug. 20. The National Canned Pea Council said yesterday it would like to see the development of a square pea which: won't slip off the lode of a knife.-UPI.

and Premier Antonio Segni with her "atom spray" for preserving food, was in gaol here today on suspicion of fraud.

Police said the 52-year-old She was the only private ca- housewith promised deliveries of hibitor at the Milan International he spray ions to industrialists Fair atomie pavilion earlier this and merchants, allegedly accept | year. ing each advances for them, but never delivering.

But for four years her inven- tion has been the ilk of the Italian kitchen and the pride of the preex.

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act shifters change (6). Swim William (4). YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION—Across 3 Tuesday's B Hear (-hear), 9 Beverage, 11 Provided, 19 Fint, 15 Hot-plate, 18 Spaniard, 1b Debs, 21 Indocent, ga Stranger, 28 Team, 37 Sallated. Down: 1'Chop, 2 italo, 4 Used, 5 Sued, Avail, 7 Sweet, a Bills, 10 Vesta, 12 Rh-ods, 14 Apron, 16 Aping, 17 Enter, 19 Discs, 20 Burst, 21 laca, 22 Dene, 28 Ederi, 24 Timé,

Copenhagen's most spectacular accident for years recently held up traille for hours, produced a street full of beer, hurt no one, and produced this picture of hundreds of bottles of beer, many still intact, strewn across the roadway after a beervan had collided with a tram-Express Photo.

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Paris, Aug. 20, Blazer. universally "Albert," mallre

Crowds gored isotopes and venelor models to see Miss known

al the world-famous Tomasini's alom sprayer which d'hotel every housewife was supposed Paris restaurant of Maxims, died

use in her kliehen. today at the age of 70. to be able

Police said Premier Segni Albert, who was born congratulated her when he visit-Switzerland, had suffered from ed the exhibition. Pictures of An incurable and painful discuse Miss Turmaslal and the Premier for some time. He died in hos- were featured in Italian news- pital. papers and magazines.

He last worked at Maxims on The Tomasini spray was sim- December last year. He hud ple to operate. The housewife been there since 1934. simply directed-the white, vapor- i the cloud of "atoms" from Pannister at fruit, vegetables, fish, or spaghettt. The atoms pré- served the food and did away with the need for refrigeration or canning.

Kakers from Holland, Swie cheese producers, German flower growers, and shippers traders from all Over

went

Miss Europe Tomasini. They allegedly were promised grent quantities of the spray Luis ant laid down cash in return.-UPI.

to

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Dalai Lama's

Photograph Forbidden

Albert was familiar with all hends of Europe the crowned and all the stars of stage and from Mistinghett 10 rercen. Brigitte Bardot, Ho had to a fine art the socini standing of those who came to dine at the

and famous restaurant,

dis- pensed with unerring skill the exact degree of bonhomle от reserve warranted by the cus- tomers rank or fane,

A CELEBRITY

"F know I was u celebrity the day that Albert called me

NAMIC,' by my first

nfamous lawyer sald of him once,

His special inlent was in Persons a making a hundred day belleve, as they walked into. Muxim's heavily carpeted,

Bit discreetly

dining that the best table" had been specially reserved for them,

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When Albert visited New York in 1955 he was given a reception such as dually reserved for heads of states. He New Delhi, Aug. 20. The Chinese authorities was so much a part of the social life of Paris that when he hold have forbidden the dis-

Maxim's A reception at play of photographs of celebrate his 50 years of life in the Dalai Lama in Tibet the French capital the Paris munielpality conferred upon him

silver medal.-AFP.

reports reaching here in dicated today.

The Dalai Lama was being de- scribed as an "Indian Imperi- Chinese alist stooge" by the who were confiscating pictures wind photographs of the Tibetan spiritual lender.

At the same time the reports sold the Chinese have put up posters describing Lodakkk, Sikkim and Bhutan and parts of Nepal as parts of "Outer Tibot"

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Liberation of these

been called for, the reports flded

Injured Climbers

Rescued

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Paris, Aug. 20. Two English elimbers were brought down to Chemonix to

light after falling 1,330 feet in snow gully on the Mont Blane massif today and surviving with only minor injuries.

London, Aug. 2b,

Two French students were ench fined £2 today for ang A French 20 franc piego in on mutomille ticket machine at Balcer Siteet underground ptation.

Georges Mauveour, 10. nick Pierre Joux, 21, of no fixed address, ploadet guilty 10 obtaining six andiway tickets and sixptace from a machine.

Rallway detective Franit Coole said: "It has been knowlege in France ilial you

Белега!

DASH

FOR SAFETY

Kandy, Aug. 20.

A SACRED elephant stumbled to its knees during a Buddhist religious procession today, touch-

can bring these colna and they ing off a stampede by thousands of celebrants for

will operate these machines. It isa dally occurrence,"

Addressing the students, the Magistrale, Mr Edward Robey. [rald: "Piense tell your friends in France that if any more come over here thinking they can put money in slot machines and get money galore, they have another think coming."

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The twe were to return home today after a month's holiday In Britain China Mall Special.

Von Manteufel Jury Retires

Dutseldorf, Aug. 20, The trial of former Naz! tank eneral Hasso von Manteufel recessed today to enable the jury to consider tis verdict.

Von Manteuci, one of the erack German generals in World War I, La charged with the manslaughter of a subordinate on the Russian front in World War 11.

the second day in a row.

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Fourteen persons were killed

night when

sacred lost elephant run amok after stepping on hot coals and crashed into Police hundreds of spretatora,

were other peraNTA Bald 123 seriously injured and 61 sustain- od minor hijuries.

last With thie memorica of

in still fresh night's tragedy their minds, thousands of per- con pnlcked today when the elephant went down on its knees. Thirty-three persons were in. jured in the midl neramble to get oud of the why of a possible charge by the huge beast.

incident The

occurred during a procession to tho where Temple of the Tooth, the relle of Buddha repPOSCH, during the Anal day of the seven-day festival,

Full Inquiry

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Minister T.B. Partia- promised ment a full inquiry into Inst The prosecution han charged night's tragedy. von Manteufel was guilty of Witnesses said the elephant monslaughte when he ordered beenme maddened after it step- the young soliter shot for desert-ped on hot conts thal fell to the marcher's ing his post under Russian flee.

from roadway Von Manicurel faces

torch. It lumbered through the maximum sentence of six months crowd, which fed in ferrot. gnol if found guilty. The court Many in the estimated crowd of is expected to announce its ver- 100.000 were trampled by allers diel tomorrow around noon.in the fight to get out of the

Lenst's path.

UPI.

Princess Margaret Is 29 Today

Ballater, Aug, 20. Princess Margaret, younger sister of Queen

Elizabeth and often called the world's most eligible girl, enters her thirtieth year to- morrow and apparently as far from the altar as ever.

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Aport from Group-Captain But wealthy Mr Billy Wallace, Peter Townsend, the divorced nicknamed "Old Faithful" by bech she renounced in 1935, the British Press, has mast of her one-time suitors escorting the Princess agalh this are now married.

year after long illness convalescence.

THE PRINCESS World's Most Eligiblo Woman

Racing

Driver's

-Widow Injured

and

Prince Henry of Hesse, 32- year-old painter living in Rome, Was Upped as a matrimonial prospect when Princess Mar- garet spent some time with hith on her flallan visit last spring. But the couple have not met since.

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1fundreds of men carrying torches flung them at the charg ing elephant but this only further mudikened the

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Policemen pumped scores of bullets into the elephant trefore

it fell dead. It cmshed on new car, crushing IL,

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Omelais sold it was the first time in more than 400 years of the Buddhist observances that lives had been lost-UPI,

Snores From Below

Pita, Aug. 20. Duilia Brocatoni woke up her

Battle. For Harrods Continues

London, Aug. 20.

A battle for control of Harrods, fashionable London atore where Queen Elizabeth often shops, reached new heat last night when the Debenham group of stores increased their offer to a total value of £38,600,000.

Debenhams are fight- ing to win the store against rival bids from the Glasgow - based House of Fraser,

Last Monday Mr Hugh Fraser raised his offer for Harrods to £35,200,000. - China

Mall Special.

UK Govt

Typists'

Protest

March

London, Aug, 20. Mara than 1,000 typists om- ployed by the Government marched through White- hall's streats tonight do- manding more pay.

The thousand-girl demonstra- Boh bolled out of a protost meeting of some 2,800 civil ser- vien typists and machine opera- was already being tors which called "the second Whitehall

rebellion."

husband last night and told him to stop snoring.

The girls were up in arms The husband, Guido, wake up | about a pay increase claim late but the snoring continued, last month, They staged their

The couple looked

carlier under the first "rebellion"

this month in a mass protest meet. ing.

They callod the police, who hauled 24-year-old Sabine

all off to prison.

However, a leading astrologer, Mr William Tucker, President bed and found a man asleep of the Federation of British storing. Astrologers,

predicted publicly that Princess Margaret and has will marry this year, even set the probable date- September 17.

Greetings

the

But that one was orderly and decorous, as belts the British Civil Service. Tonight's meeting erupted into something a good deal more public.

BANNERS

Giannell released only month ago from gaol where he served a four-year sentence for

entered theft, said he Braculon house while the couple

banners and Armed with was out and hid under the bed blue-eyed when he heard them returning. petite

noisemakers, the thousand girls While they chotted and pre-streamed out of Westminster's Priots will celebrate her

Balmoralpared for her, he fell asleep.- Central Hall and across Parlia- 20th birthday at

UPI.

ment Square, flanked by West- minster Abbey and the Housca of Parlament.

Chanting "we

The

Castle. Among the greetings pouring into the Royal tioliday home is a corage of *xpected to be orchids from nn unknown American who recently sent her two dozen pod roses,

The birthday celebrations will bo a family affair, probably with a plenie beside secluded Loch Mulek, on the Balmoral colate.

Action Against

Diamond Gangs

Freetown, Aug. 20. The Queen Mother, with Tear gas was used by police whom Princess Margaret dares in "defensive action" ovalnst. n London home-Clarence House et diamond gangs, a Govern-

Is staying at Birkhall, her ment statement said here today. house on the Balmoral estate.

The Queen,

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want more pay," the girls streamed along the Thames Embankment and Inta. Whitehall itself, sito most Brilish Government offices. Police prevented them from marching on Trafalgar Square.

After a final rally outside the Board of Trade, the demonstra tors broke up.-UPI,

The statement said the "com-

Rome, Aug. 20. Italian customs police yester- the Duke of paratively large mags were

# report Edinburgh, ond their two again leltly digging damends day offelally denied

crossing chlidren, Princo Charter and in the country's diamond area, that smugglers Princess Arue, are holidaying and police and security guards 35-mile Lake Maggiore from

had been attacked-Reuter. Switzerland in a stibmarinë. at the castle-Reuter.

New York, Aug. 20. The widow of the racing driver, Marquis Alfonso de was killed in a Portago, who race two years ago, was injured in a traffic accident today when sho was hit by a taxi on Fifth SITUATION TENSE

Avenue, another women und o The situation in Lhose red

teen-age girl also were injured. ed tenso and Tibetans have

The Marquesa de Orlago has been forbidden from receiving

living here since her treatment in the 40-year-old

bren husband was killed in 1957. Indian hospital there;

They were taken to hospital Roosevelt Hospital listed her possibly Although conducting an anti-

05 "not serious" India campaign the Chinese suffering from shock and bruises condition authorities were old to be and cuts caused by crampons, although she was carried along

said on the taxi's hood for 50 feel. keeplug silent about all Indian But hospital authbrities nother hat, brokch bolta,

The taxt, driven by Victor G. protests.

Hospital authorities Identified Simpson, 89, struck the women, The Chinc Foreign Ministry

has turned down a request them as Harry Scott, aged 20 all pedestraíris, when his brakes from Indian Ambassador G. from Eccles, Lanceshift and failed in rush hour trade. In the Parthasarathy to get Prachior Gerald Hodgson, aged 20, of fashionable shopping district

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Man-Made Lightning

As A Weapon

Washington, Aug. 20.

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A defenbo against parabolle antennas and creating "Such a Bortet weapon is not, AT Intense electro-magnetlo vt cupree, jwn around the cart. et. The work in progress (al- The solchist, Mir Dhima Deld.

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