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THE CAPE ARGUS, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1957 liST ROUND 11 mS FIGHT FOR LIFE ■ SHINGTON, Monday.— 1 Chessman ' s nine-year to escape the San Quen- ias chamber goes before United States Supreme : probably for its last to-day. .ssman, whose books on in a prison death cell d to finance his many i s. has told reporters he will give up the •? if he loses this time. was convicted and sen- d to death in 1948 on chges of kidnapping and at Tipted rape. — Sapa-A.P. Iclipse of he moon Americans warned of danger of fake spy charges in Mid-East PARIS, Monday. AMERICAN businessmen in the Middle East are being privately warned by United States officials that a sudden new eruption of anti-American feeling in the area may place them in personal jeopardy and even in danger of arrest. CHEERING with the sam jjus o they might display jor ih Brooklyn Dodgers in a Worl Series, these four America ' doughboys ' jound plenty t yell about in the Wester Province-Transvaal rugby male at Newlands on Saturday. The are (jrom left): • Do Hicks, Gas Girard, ' Red Goddard and Don Keith, al crew members of the America destroyer Daly. American authorities fear that the Arab nationalists and Com- munists campaigning against the Eisenhower doctrine may seek dramatic justification by prose- cuting American citizens for alleged espionage and sabotage. The danger is especially great in Syria and Egypt it is believed. An official of an American com- pany with big business interests in the Middle East said; ' We have MAYFLOWER TO HAVE 12-DAY STAY PLYMOUTH (Massachusetts) , MnnHau — Thp T nHnn nurnnr. ; r»f Crazy, says . Yank at rugby By a SlaB Peporter D ON KEITH of the Unitd. States destroyer Daly enjoy , the Western Province vers J Transvaal rugby match at Nen lands on Sat.urday. But 1:: three shipmates, ' Red ' Goddar ' Gus Girard and Don Hick
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1 CAPETOWN General Visiting Here we found all the advantages of a modern met- ropolis. The Follies Bergere, tall buildings, sports, everything that is part of western civilization, O-jr visit included a successful day of general visiting. Unusual too, was the dismal, rainy weather typical of winters in South Africa. The snipes do it again
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LAS m tMAS Las Palmas A splendid reception awaited us here. The Spanish Naval es- tablishment treated us royally. We enjoyed a clean city, and in- teresting countryside. Our visit here made many friends for the United States. Commodore Boyd entertains
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