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No Invasion Of Cliina Planned

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. UPI —Nationalist China will tell the United Nations today it does not plan to invade the Chinese mainland or to involve the United States on a war w'ith Peiping, informer sources said. But Dr. Tingfu F. Tsiang, the C- inese Nationalist ambassador, viil say the Nationalist government stands ready to strike whenever revolt might break out against the government of Chinso Communist leader Mac Tzeung. the sources said. Tsiang. de n of U. N. diplomats. was scheduled to deliver a policy address to the Genera! Assembly today. Informer sources said he would concentrate or. ‘he question of Quemoy and Mat-

KIllED BROTHER-Diana Daye Humphries, 16, hidden by hei father’s coat, is taken Into Houston, Tex., police station by her mother after admitting she shot her 14-year-old brother to death when he got home from school because “nothing exciting ever happens around here." She said, “Mother works, daddy ts sick and all they do is eat, sleep and watch TV." She said she planned to kill the family one by one, and then herself.

EYES PEELED—Miss Carroll Is no plane Jane, but she certainly makes the plane spotting tower at Hampton Beach, N. H., look good to ground observers who keen eves peeled for aircraft

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Watching the office SLYPANTS MOVE IN ON 4 PROSPECTIVE CO-SIGNER TVJaV a\dj tip of the PATLO HAT TO HAGOLD O. Andrew, \ERO 6EACN, Florida

su and the progress made under Chaing’s regime in 10 years on Formosa.

MILLERS WIN SERIES MINNEAPOLIS UPI — Those unbelievable Minneapolis Millers won their 11th playoff gam/> in a row' Monday night with a 7-1 triumph over the Montreal Roy--ils, the International League regular season and playoff winners, to give the Minneapolis club he Little World Series crown in four straight games.

tory gate, they laid. They gave] Matthews two new tires and fix- I ed punctures on three other cars which came along before the nails ! could be swept up.

A BIT PEEVED NOTTINGHAM, England UPI —Truck driver Ronald Matthews was a bit peeved Monday when he picked up 25 punctures in two of his tires right outside a tire factory. Factory representatives, look ing at hundreds of nails scattered all over the road, denied they wore trying to drum up business. A sack of nails had fallen from a truck as it turned into the fac-

Delves Into Past On Female Dress NEW Y'ORK UPI—A medic :I historian--male—has come up with some possibly fightin’ and frightening words about fashion. Dr. Felix Marti-Ibanzez does so fearlessly. Ever since Eve reached for something more stylish than a fig leaf, it has been a doctor’s prerogative to ponder

fashion—in the interest of physical and mental health. Hippocrates—author of the oath doctors take—scolded femmes of his time for squeezing their rib cages with waistbands. Claimed respiration suffered. Bored And Boring Of fashions, in general. Dr. Marti-Ibanez. head of the History of Medicine Department at New York Medical College, says: —The woman who blindly adopts every fashion does so because fashion bolsters a weak individuality. —Fashion plates usually are bored and boring females. —The fashion plate makes fashion a hard and constant

salve, trotting from place to place so that men and more important women, notice her. Among points made by the medical historian in a medical ’publication, MD. is this one that males might file for future refer-

ence

Historically, whenever woman has dominated, she has abbreviated her apparel, stripping off everything that might hinder ac-

tion.

Nothing New The medical historian finds nothing really new about the trapeze. An important woman called “Mistress of Animals” wore such a thing in 1000 B. C. A statue of her in the Paris Louvre pitives it. |r

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SURVIVED FATHER'S RAMPAGE—Orland McMillan. Jr., 8, lies in bed in Grand Rapids, Mich., recovering from being bashej *>ver the head with a shotgun butt wielded oy his father, Orland, Sr., 43, shown awaiting further questioning in Kent County jail. Th<||ather shotgunned to death four other McMillan children wnen he became enraged over his wife Edith, 36, suing for separate maintenance. “1 got shot up In the war and my nerves act up," said Orland, Sr.

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NO CEASE-FIRE—Nationalist China President Chiang Kaishek (left) says there will be no cease-fire in the Formosa strait at a press conference in Taipei. He also said that if Quemoy becomes seriously threatened, he will resort to bombing the mainland with or without U. S. (Eadiophoto)

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