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THE MIAMI MiVkS, Monday, June 29. 1959 Women Asking More Privaey mtnr in a ri tut issiin 11 A Israel rms Deal Splitting The News AROUND THE GLOBE TsiSpO Prsas Intntart-nal LONDON. June 29 West Suffolk Federation of Women's Institutes Is asking the government to provide National Health Service doctors with soundproof walls. The institute says that at present the doctor's comments os-ually can be heard by everyone $6,500 Tips in the wailing Mom. Advar tismnt Reds Peer At A-Subs Off Japan I i PROBLEMS SOLVED WHILE YOU WAIT How would you like 6,500 extra dol-lars? They're in The News Cashwords Contest jackpot waiting for the right answer to Fuzzle 57 which appeared in yesterday'! Miami News.

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Young Dishwasher Dies As Shols Rip Into Back Ttte Associated Press JERUSALEM, June S-Israel's coalition cabinet decides today whether to accept sn arms deal with West Germany unanimously or the resignation of Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Bcn-Gurion told leaders of his socialist labor party the Mapai he would resign if left-wing "opposition from within" his cabinet failed to approve the sale of en estimated 230,000 gernade throwers to West Germany. A special cabinet meeting was called today to vote on the sale, but it was expected opponents of dealing with Germany the Achduth Avodah and Mapam parties would not reverse themselves. The premier snid he would try to form a new government without members of the two parties. Without them his government would control only 50 of the 120 seats In parliament, or less than a majority.

The Mapal itself has only 40 seats. But if a premier resigns, Israeli law permits the president to ask him to remain in oftice as head of a caretaker government until the next election. That will come In November. Last Friday the cabinet approved, apparently by a split vote, the sale of the grenade throwers to the Bonn government. Most of the machines reportedly have been delivered.

The Tel Aviv newspaper Maariv quoted Bcn-Gurion as saying the sale was necessary for Israel's defense. But the report did not indicate whether Israel would receive arms in exchange or whether the currency realized would be used for arms purchases elsewhere. Ben-Gurion said Egypt, leader of Arab opposition to Israel, would soon receive Soviet MIG-19 bombers, superior to Israel's bombers. Opposition to the arms sale was generally based on the question of whether Israel should do business with Germany less than two decades after the Nazi extermination of millions of Jews. A 19-year-old Puerto Rican address, for Investigation of mur der.

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Two bullets ripped through his bark. Dead was Salvador Collszo, 1540 NE Miami Ct. Tolire held Confesor Colon, 24, of the same Homicide detective Charles Shepherd said Colon admitted shooting Collazo twice in the back with a .38 caliber revolver. Shepherd said reasons for the shooting were clouded but that apparently an argument had developed over Collaio's attention to Colon's wife, Ana Parito Maria, 20. Queen Will Relax At Races, Drama The Asioelated Preta TORONTO, June 29 Queen Elizabeth II breaks her arduous routine of formal ceremonies and receiving lines this week for two of her favorite diversions, horse racing and the theater.

Canada's top racing event, the Queen's Plate, will be run In Toronto tomorrow with the monarch and Prince Philip watching. Win tol at Tma Miami H'sws The Soviet government has been using fleet of small hip In the Pacific Ocean to watch the movements of United State nuclear-powered submarines, the Kyodo news agency reported today. The Japanese agency said this was the consensus of Japanese government officials on the basis of more than year's study of the mysterious movements of Soviet ships off the Japanese coast, The Soviets are seriously disturbed by the fact that the Untied Slates already has five nuclear powered U-boats Nautilus, Sea Wolf, Skate. Swordllih and Saugo with three more en the way. The Japanese sources believed this was the reason why an extraordinarily large number of Soviet ships have been sighted off Japanese shores during the past year and more.

They range from large freighters to ocean-going tugs and smaller vessels. Refugees Plan Hunger Strike Palestinian refugees in Lebanon will go on hunger strike this week during the Middle East visit of U. N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. The hunger strike will protest Hammar-skjold's recent statement that It would take a good deal of time before refugees could return to their homes in what is now Israel.

Take Off, It's Too Ruddy Hot Britain's nudist camp business is booming as a result of hot weather. Dr. Douglas Gibson, head of the British Sunbathing Association, said he expanded his retreat from to SO acres because of increased business. Charles McCaskie, 74, dean of British nudist camp leaders, said the number of sunbathers has doubled at his Hertfordshire camp. At 81, Rhee Is Choice Again South Korea's ruling Liberal Party today unanimously approved 84-year-old President Syngman Rhee's bid for a fourth presidential term in 1960.

Informed of the nomination by the party's annual national convention, Rhee immediately accepted. Ink Strike May Bottle Up Papers The possibility of an Ink shortage loomed for 11 of Britain's biggest newspapers today as an indirect result of the 10-day-old printing dispute. Until now, the dispute has not Involved the country's big national dailies but has closed down 100 smaller papers and 4,000 printing houses. The dispute touched off a weekend walkout by workers at two printing ink manufacturing firms, which supply the 11 London papers. There was no Immediate threat to publication.

Dutch Ships Douse Freighter Fire Two Dutch salvage vessels put out fire in the holds of the 28-ton British freighter Staniel on a tourist-filled breach yesterday at Lowestoft, England. The Dutch ships pumped thousands of tons of water into the burning cargo of hay the Staniel was carrying to the channel islands. The Staniel's skipper breached the freighter to prevent the flames from reaching the fuel tanks. She was In the room at the time of the shooting and was held as a witness. Colon's occupation was listed as that of a "writer." At nearby Stratford the Shake spearean Festival Company gives TU 7-8154 you (vstom built features BUM lie Can't Get A Nap For The Train st raltra Press Intarnatlnnal SPARTA.

June 29 -Arthur Shatter's curiosity brought him a couple of head cuts, but he's not complaining. Shaffer told police he had a couple of beers and somehow wound up asleep between the rails of the Chicago and North Western Railway. A freight train came along, and 20 cars rolled over Shaffer. He crautted out with only head cuts. "I'd have been all right," he explained, "but I looked up to see what was happening." a Food Fit For A Queen Only The Associated Preai TORONTO, June 29 The best British beef is served at Queen Elizabeth's table on the yacht Britannia, but the scraps have to be burned carefully.

The reason: Canadian officials don't want an outbreak of hoof-and-mouth disease. England is not free of the cattle disease, jr 4T I (AM a command performance of "As You Like It" for the royal couple Thursday. Elizabeth and her husband arrived In Toronto today after a three-day cruise up the St. Lawrence River aboard the royal yacht Britannia. The couple went ashore for two hours yesterday at Kingston and attended church services.

After the service the queen and her husband drove through cheering crowds jamming the Kingston streets to visit Ft Henry, a pivot of defense in the War of 1812. Then they drove to the Royal Military College. After brief formalities, they watched part of a cadet cricket match. The prince was invited to play but grinned and declined. unmatched at any price! PL 7-0638 UN 6-6398 Close To Home Tnlted Press International fisVlJ GULFPORT, June -Police today sought the intruders who broke into police headquar ters over the weekend.

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