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London. Major Henry Haines, once a security officer and 37

years soldier, stopped out of Winchester Jail the other day with

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"I have got to clear my name News contributions should be of this unjust prison sancar," he

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fler had been communications and business advertisements to the Secretary, serving two months of a six- subscriptions and newspaper tenth sentence passed at Win- causing delivery enquiries

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igrievous bodily harm to Circulation Manager.

woman.

He was no in the Court of Criminal Appeal to heat Mr Justice Finnemore, sitting with "(Lord Chief Justice the Lord Parker) and Mr Justice Howard, i

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Police taken to task traffic

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The woman chairman of a magistrates' court criticised a police inspector for withholding information. from her court the other day. The case concerned a 16-year-old boy flung from his cycle when a van driver's door sud- denly opened in his path.

The driver was fined £3 in Nottingham for interrupting the free passage of the cyclist. But the court was not told that the eyellst was killed.

were treating him leniently had we known the full story."

The boy killed in the accident Wis Michael Thompson, His mother, 48-year-old Mrs Nora Inspector Alan Campbell, of Thompson, said at her home in West Bridgford: Nottingham police, who prone- Rugby-rond.

"It's been a hush-hush case. cuted the driver, sunki: " de-

"Michael's father, a navigator liberately did not say in court that the boy was

in the R.A.T. in the last war, Injured or had died from his injuries, be į was killed over the Baltic. I've cause it would have been pre- never

002 word ut Judical to the defence.

sympathy for the toss of ny "I told the Bench that the non-not even at the inquest." cyclist fell off bis machine und | -London Express Service, under the wheels

of an Dn- coming four-ton concrete mixer

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"We could not prosecute the van driver on a stronger charge. To prosecute a man för causing the death of somebody you

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Said Mr Justice Finnemore; i must prove that he was driving We, think that perhaps less aid about the facts of this ruse the better. It is a very un- happy case concerting a man of the highest possible character,

has already been In prison for and this court has come to the few that he has had sufficient punishment."

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A knock on the door of his relt was the first indication that Was The 53-rear-ak ex-major tree.

Fellow prisoners gave him a It not prepaid a booking fool cheer as he walked out of the

jail doors. of 60 cante le charged.

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This man was not driving dangerously. In fact, he was not driving at all. He wis

stationary. I feel I need cur- rectly in not telling the Bench of the boy's death."

This is not the view of the Mrs chairman of the Bench, Ailsa Stunley, "My fellow magistrates and I have bren extremely annoyed to hear since the case that the boy in- volved in this accident dled," she said,

"We are amazed at this action

the f of the police. Not even magistrates clerk knew that this case Involved a fatality. I is wrong for the police to with- hold such information from us when we are hearing evidence."

Mrs Stanley added: "Had we been told the full facts they

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"During the hearing we were shown police photographs of the boy's bicycle after the accident. There was only a slight dent in the handlebars.

That and the Inspector's in- complele statement suggested that, although it was a serious offence, no harm was done. We therefore dealt leniently with Parcel the driver."

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Parades

all over New York

By Don Iddon

New York, There were parades all over New York in honour of the coun- try's war dead and an unscheduled motor- cade of sightseers went to see President Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline, off to Europe.

The

Wall Street was shuttered, there were no evening newspapers, no post-and about the only things

open were orators' mouths.

his weather

suddenly turned briliant after the pro- longeri storm, but

motorista are now being killed at the rate of one every 13 minutes, und the tell for the holiday will be more than 400 dead.

British stars

Just the other day came the oficial end of the Broadway Sesen bad season, but unique for the British with Julle Andrews, Cyril Ritchard, Joan Plowright, Angela Lans- Olivier, and bury, Laurence Leo Genn, all in starring roles. Somerset Maugham has cabled Marilyn Monroy: "I'm de- Bghted you will

appear in Rain on leteviston." Miss Munroe and Frank Sinatra, who never used to speak to each other, are now great friends.

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INFLATION NOTE: Some res- taurants are now charging five cents about 3d.-for a cup of hot water, and it cost nie over £5 to have the windows of mar ske-room apartment cleaned. Yet ndgrant

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New York's newest hotel, The Summit, which opens on July 15, has had more than 1,000 applications for Jobs, The hotel insists upon quadri- lingual room-clerks, trilingual bell-boys, and bilingual door-

men.

The "Do not disturb" signs will be in English, Spanish, Ger- man, and French.

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Rocket strike Another strike threatened

Canaveral, the Cape

rocket launching centro at Florida's Cocoa Beach. Electricians re- cently struck for-and got- £225 a week. Ditch diggers were paid £100 a week and olevator operators £125 week. Secretary ΟΙ Labour Arthur Goldberg says: **This As labour blackmail." Not so far away, in West Vir

dais, miner Alderson Muncy. who has no job, no money, no prospects and 13 children, was the Arst

Govern- to receive ment stamps for food in the rellef programme, The Daily Mall has been the most-quoted British news- paper in the American Press during the Inst few days, mainly on the Polish emigre defectar dispatch. Applications for right now Federal judgeships have been made by 825 lawyers. The job is for life at £8,000 a year.

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THE LOWER LEVELS

by

Robert Ratcliffe

A boon to leaners

The nows that a UK firm has invented a lightweight lamp post which can be cosily carried by one man, should gladden Australian hearts.

Leaning

practically # national astime Down Under, and those parts of Australia which are bereft of Aultable trees for leaning against, are shunned by the populace. It is for this reason that enormous tracts such as the Nullarbor Pioln,

Are left as hunting grounds for nomadie abarligines who cannot be educated in the £ner art of leaning.

The new portable lamp posts will make ideal Christmas gifts for leeange Australian boys. They'll be able to set them up on the white sandy beaches and lean on them after cavorting pround with the sharks in the surf.

It is possible that come use may be found for them as lamp poste, but their most obvious value is for leaning. 50 I re- In some states, the houses commend this UK company to are built on

imber posts-send a post salesman post- largely to provide

occu-huste-to Australia with samples pants with something to lean of the alloy poles. "Own Your against before or after under- Own Leaning Post. Easy Terms, going the strenuous exertion Loan Now and Pay Later," of climbing up or down the dozen or so front or back nieps.

The average Australian Is quite strong—thanks to his practicality in taking a refreshing jean every 10 minutes or se-and it would be no bother for him to lump around his own featherweight alloy post to lean against in the treeless wastes. Perhaps n col- lapsible one could be invented for motoriais in the vulback.

PISA TOWER

Now they have to drive hun- dreds of miles before being able to stop for that lean which re- freshes, Equipped with their Lown leaning posts, they could

stop anywhere and lean.

There isn't any truth in the story that the Leaning Tower of Pisa got its tili from Australian tourists leaning against it. But if Pisa Municipality wanted t put straight agulu, they couldn't do better than invite Aussies to lean against the tilted side and gradually push it upright again. The Australian Forces won great

reputations in both

World Wars as desert fighters. Fed up with nowhere to lean, the troops would chase the enemy over the sands wreat away the 038CS

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