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Scanning World News Scenes X SEATTLE Reuters News Afency SWITZERLAND July 2 NEUC3IATEL faTOKYO July Patino society Sweeny Joanne Connelley (INS)— and thers who pass out In public troubles led to court htva to be helped home by playglrl whose marital battles in foyr countries died unneighbors are a pet hate of Japexpectedly Tuesday of a heart Owing to the Illiteracy of 80 anese children attack She was 27 A group of Tokyo high school per cent of Egypt’s population The short unhappy life of the candidates are represented on students have Just produced and Sirt jyhfv Vis iys3-3affVd '"k '5Yr5r'e ’£beautiful debutante of 1948'' Children1 of the Eyes “Through Vote Today Caps Dull Egypt ‘Race’ THE CANDIDATES have CAIRO EGYPT July 2 -- been selected through eliminMore than 44 million Egypt! ation from lAo potential con Rautera New v ' go-- - Agency I foE to elect '278 members to themittee under the chairmanship i affipit JrSSSiiSaSSssst S5Sa JtS£S Abdel Nasser and opposition to have - - Other parents high on the a vote as 72 candidates snd thousands of meetings took debit In list are mother who scold the over all country place have been returned unopposed Fa'the Elsenhower doctrine fu- their offspring needlessly tents whern As all candidates are Nasser censure draw thers who gamble nerals and weddings usually supporters electioneering has are held too been confined largely to personalities Candidates have enlisted - PARIS July 2 (UP) — The white-robesheikhs and poets US Army said Tuesday It will to sing their praises and Intermulti-colore- Will Seek GI Her Swiss lawyer Claude Reymonde said It ton arrived here Tuesday with was the first time In years he had seen Joanne 492 passengers from the Fai —r that way J East I ' He satdjt was because Joanne had reached AD VESTISSHSNT an amicable Settlement with her wealthy second husband Bolivian tin heir Jaime Ortiz Patino Now Many Wear to make final their divorce- - — j - - V- abUfe'- trifeMir 2 UP) Th Gen C G Mor ciaea on ofuna m 'pected In a tum u ios vuiiickih w i FALSETEETH ffle Worry ST11 feW'daysT — hold plata firmer and more Com II receive fnrtably This pleasant powder has ns to was due waa disclosed It Joanne friends reported Ironically lummy sn°T peaty taate or feellna I oaua nauae It' alkali no that Joann finally seemed to be a $150000 settlement from Patino She had Doaan't (non-adChacka “plat 60 about of fortune a heir was claimed content he of some tp signs showing breath) Oat FAATKXTH a Muatai Mrs Patino ment — If not happiness million dollars Any drug - ton Watts odor-(dan- tur d) make a formal request Wednes- pret the' Kbran'Ih thetrfa-vorday for jurlsdlcFive women candidate— tion over a 21200000 women are voting for soldier year-olthe first time—have campaigned with ‘ their own charged with slogans an Algerkilling ' Ian In an argu Rawya Atteya 32 told a ment over paycheering crowd of women "We ment for “black V yegf will strive to abolish polygamy market clgaand obsolete divorce procedures Arettes which allow mm to divorce by VV French legal the simple statement "I divorce al-- DeWayne authorities you’ repeated thrice" M cOuker ready-hav- e turned down an Informal Amen lean request for authority to courtmartlal tha soldier S 3C DeWayne McOsker of Manhas set NY “Army lawyers here sald the French would have clear Jurls-diction If they Insist on exer- d r ( ! - - i ' -- l - - VrVa - -- -" - - - London Rates FDR Katy Norl Hostess v - —- dsing It because McOsker was - off duty and the Algerian was By Molly Sharpe Chicago Daily Newa Writer McOsker a cook with an LONDON July 2-- The No 1 ' Army transportation company ! at Orleans is charged with "vol American hostess In London Is tintary manslaughter" In the the young and attractive Katy ' death of Abdel Ahmed Llamlnl Roosevelt daughter of Jimmy granddaughter of FDR and adopted daughter of Jock Hay Whitney tha US ambassador to a French national - - " Sell Duke Says — LONDON July Britain Katy subs as hostess In this capital for her mother the forof Boston mer who rarely makes an of her health ' Chicago Tribuna Servlc Duke 2-- The of Windsor Tuesday put up for Betsey-Cushin- sale to the highest bidder three ceremonial swords and three - gold lacquered cabinets given to him on his official visit to WHEN BETSEY married Jock Japan as Prince of Wales In Whitney after her divorce from 1921 Jimmy Roosevelt Whitney Two of the sword blades are adopted the two daughters Sara 600 years old An expert said and Kate The children retained such blades are the most prized the Roosevelt name family possessions In Japan Katy an attractive and charmThey show lack of care In re- ing lass In her early 20‘a can cent years Rust dots the blades be lyrical or critical of things The duke alsq U offering for British to the end that her comsale a black and ments balance one another with cabinet of Eng- - diplomatic nicety t gold lacquered llsh make An auctioneer pre- “Whenever I hear tha Britdieted It would bring more than the Japanese souvenirs which ish national anthem It brings - he brushed aside as "of little tears to my eyes" she 'says And that goes for my mother value except as curiosities" ' appear-ance-becaus- e d too" Snow Stalls Africans -- Reuters News Aganry JOI 1ANNE$BURG SOUTH T AFRICA J uly 2— South Africans - On other British Institutions Katy Is more retrained "I must say I never appreciated the beautiful weather we have In America until I arrived in England" Katy says Her opinion of department stores in England Is even more candid “I find nothing to encourage me to go in when I look at the store windows here" Katy says “It was wonderful last year when I went hoftve and bought a bunch of $6 cotton dresses Ready-madcheap cottons seem to be nonexistent in England "HOWEVER Britain does have something that America lacks that wonderful Institution known as a pub' “I love nothing mor than out of town and going to an old English Inn The local are wonderful to meet and the atmosphere Is always so friendly and cheerful" ‘shivered Tuesday in one of the severest winters in years Snowdrifts up to 18 feet deep were reported from parts of Natal with train services dislocated and hundreds of motorists stranded Long lines of cars sometirqpa as many as 400 at a time lie abandoned n drifts beside main roads -- - - e HMitiiGiiG? get-tin- FHA Tamil Available M Manilla la Fay I ay art Italian lavln fra a ItHnata Vtait Ow Snlaa Offlaa lllgersoll 7-54- 20 212 Wstt 13th Sooth Strwt THE COLORADO end IRON FUEL CORPORATION ' Salute Queen Mother RautaY Naw Agency SALISBURY SOUTHERN RHODESIA July 2 — Queen Elizabeth Britain’s queen mother arrived her by air Tuesday from London for a two weekjour of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland A 21 gun salute greeted her arrival Please accept this Modern Family Cook Book Owt 1 100 nwrtoiu tutt-mce- t (tripe All ingredient pin red in red You tec at a glince ht each reap r call lor Sprat YnTormiTion on hoWto Buy aiStiUoua food your family aull cnoy yet trey Orithia you bydget Many hand-tom- e phoro 6)1 paa On Sale at St 9) Youre FREE hea you open or add to you Prudential Federal tavingt acuwm in the amount o! 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