Evening star. [volume], July 06, 1955, Page B-23, Image 62

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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TRUE LIFE ADVENTURES —By Walt Disney'
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Japan Studies
Philippines Bid
TOKYO, July 6 OP).—Prime
Minister Ichiro Hatoyama said
today a reparations proposal of
$550,000,000, if made by the
Philippines, was “worth consid
ering.”
In an interview with Japanese
reporters Mr. Hatoyama said,
however, he believed the Philip
pines government had not as yet
reached a final figure on their
reparations demand.
Mr. Hatoyama said he felt the
amount of loans should be kept
separate from the reparations
figure. Philippine sources have
recently spoken of a SBOO million
reparations figure, including
$250 million in loans by private
business to the Philippines.
The Japanese Prime Minister
expressed optimism over the fu
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Phone NA. 8-9800 for appointment
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%Jansburghs
7th, Bth AND C STREETS NW-NA. 8-9800
ture of Japan-Republic of Korea
relations.
"President Syngman Rhee is
afraid that Japan will again at
tack Korea. There is no such
danger. Both Korean Minister
Kim Yong Shlk and United
: States Ambassador John M. Alli
■ son, I think, have told President
| Rhee that such was not so and I
■ believe the misunderstanding will
be cleared,” Mr. Hatoyama said.
: Professional Angler
s Takes Record Catch
A professional fisherman made
, a record catch when he cast his
■ line off Busselton, West Aus
i tralia, Perth reports.
! A 3-foot shark took the bait,
l an 8-foot blue whaler shark
: seized the 3-footer and an “old
i man” turtle got his neck looped
around the line on top of the
two sharks. The fisherman
hauled in all three.
Queen's Mercy Saves
jWoman From Gallows
LONDON, July « VP). —Queen
Elizabeth n yesterday saved one
| of two condemned murderesses
from the gallows.
The Queen’s mercy—automati#
nn the recommendation of the
home secretary—reduced to life
imprisonment the death sentence
imposed on Mrs. Sarah Lloyd,
40. for beating a woman neigh
bor to death with a shovel.
t In British prisons, a life sen
' tence normally runs 12 years.
I Mrs. Lloyd was reprieved lust
1 two days before she was to be
( hanged. The mother of a 13-
year-old girl, she was convicted
of killing Mrs. Edith Emsley, 86,
after a quarrel.
The Lloyd reprieve spurred
, hopes of petitioners seeking clem
ency for the other woman stUl
i in a prison “death house”—
, Ruth Ellis. 28.
Mrs. Ellis, a divorcee and
mother of two young children,
was convicted of murdering one
of her two lovers. She has re
fused to appeal the sentence.
She is due to hang July 13.
Petitions for clemency for
Army to Try Wife
i In Flyer's Death
SENDAI, Japan, July 6 (IP). —
The Army announced today that
Mrs. Romola Abadin will go on
trial for her life before an
Army cqurt-martial on July 14,
charged with premeditated mur
der of her husband.
Mrs. Abadin, held in a mili
tary hospital here, is accused of
fatally shooting Warrant Officer
Robert J. Abadin, 28, a helicop
ter pilot, on June 17.
An Army medical board found
her sane. The trial board was
selected yesterday.
A 9th Corps spokesman said
the shooting followed an argu
ment. Jealousy was Also report
ed as a possible motive.
Shop Thursday, 12:30 to 9 P.M. Friday, 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Closed Saturday
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i Mrs. Ellis are being circulated
in railway stations and market
i places. Members of Parliament
said they are receiving some 700
t letters a day opposing the death
penalty for the woman Involved
in the ease which has set the
nation arguing over "crimes of
passion.”
Home Secretary Gwilym
Lloyd-George, who has the final
say on the execution of con
demned murderers, is still study
ing the case of Mrs. Ellis.
Dr. Donald Soper, a Methodist
churchman, came out yesterday
against hanging Mrs. Ellis.
He told an open-air meeting
in Manchester he had no super
stitious views about hanging a
j man and. not a woman.
“But I do not think on prin
ciple that Mrs. Ellis should be
hanged.” he said. “It would be
degrading, retrograde ahd un-
Christian.”
Enjoy Dinner at
Lansburgh's
Thursday Evening
Served from 4 to S P.M.
A broiled tenderloin steak with |
onion sauce, French fried-pota
toes, broccoli Hollandaise, 1.35
Creamed turkey and fresh
mushrooms in rice ring, cran
berry sauce, green garden peas,
1.10
Fresh shrimp salad tn a to
mato cup, gherkins, potato
chips -1 95*
Cloverleaf roll and butter.
CHOICE: Homemade blueberry
or apple pie, ice cream, Royal
Anne cherries.
CHOICE :'Hot tea, coffee, milk.
A complete dinner for children,
75c
■ Specially priced luncheons
served from
11:30 A.M. re 4 P.M.
(Please use middle Bth St. deer
before regular store hours.)
Lansburgh’s—COLONlAL
TEA ROOM—Mezzanine,
Street Floor
Historic Bergen
Landmarks Bum
BERGEN, Norway, July « VP).
—A fire which raged through the
] Bergen harbor area for neatly
t four bouts was brought under
t control yesterday. It leveled
| half of the early 18th century
1 wooden trading houses on the
t ancient “German Quay.”
t Some 40 of the most historic
buildings in Norway were re
} duced to ashes. Damages were
1 estimated at about $240,000, or
' around 1.7 million kroner.
One seaman wps badly hurl
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birthstone—the fiery, beautiful ruby. Bright, rich
red in color, the ruby .is dedicated to high noon and
the bright midsummer. It is said to signify con
tentment. Birthstones from $17.50 (Fed. Tax in
cluded). Divide payments if you wish, as little as
$2 a month. All 3 Stores Open All Day Saturday.
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Bergen's old waterfront build
( tags war* originally boat by
TTnnneatlc traders from North
* Germany in the 14th and Uth
I centuries. The area was leveled
J by fire in 1702, hut the trading,
II houses were soon rebuilt on the'
1 game pattern.
* The latest fire put an end to
a squabble about the future of
c the structures. Borne Bergen
businessmen bed demanded that:
e the houses go to make way for
1 modern structures. Others
fought to protect them as his-
Vitoric landmarks.
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Shop Thursday, 12:30 to 9 P.M.
Friday, 9:30 to 6 P.M. Closed Saturday
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