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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The Jersey ~Central Railroad said Monday its errant locomotive that left the Jersey City yards on an unmanned 22-mile run two weeks ago was sabotaged.

The locomotive did not run away by itself, said J. C. McLes- ter, the railroad’s vice-president. He testified at a state public util- ity commission hearing called to decide what safety regulations might be needed to prevent such Incidents in the future.

McLester said an investigation

_ showed that the locomotive had been stopped properly when it was left idling Nov. 12 in the yards.

That meant, he said. that the throttle was off, the independent

was on, the field switch

that sends electricity to the trac-

_ tion motor was off, and the re- verse lever was in neutral.

When the locomotive was halted

22 miles away in South Amboy. he said, -its throttle was wide open, the brake was off and the field switch and reverse lever Was engaged.

_ “The only conclusion is that this was a case of malicious mis- chief. Someone deliberately went

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mind,” said McLester.

Division Charge Gets No Comment

. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)—Pre- mier Smallwood Monday declined comment on a charge that he caused a slight division ‘in the yanks of the Canadian Liberal Party” earlier this year.

The statement was made by na- tional Liberal leader Lester Pear- son at Sackville, N.B. Mr. Pear- son said he didn’t approve of the methods used by Mr. Smallwood

“to end a loggers’ strike last win- ter

The Newfoundland legislature ved unanimously a bill de- certifying two International Woodworkers of America (CLC) locals. The premier later pro- moted the Newfoundland Brother-

hood of Woods-Workers (Ind.) td} ’

replace the IWA.

Tibetans Rob Jap Expedition

KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — A Japanese expedition that failed fn an attempt to scale a Him- alayan peak was robbed ‘at bayo- net Point by Tibetans, according to reports reaching here Monday.

The Japanese expedition was forced by avalanches to give up an attempt to reach the summit of 23,440-foot Mount Gauri Sankar

after members had climbed about

20.000 feet.

Runners arriving from the area eaid the expedition was robbed while it was getting ready to de-

_ecend the mounfain early this month.

Runners earlier had brought back a report that the expedition was forced by snowslides to de-

“gcend on the Tibetan side, where it was stopped and held for a time by a Red Chinese patrol. It was not clear whether this was the same incident reported Mon- day. Runners said the expedition was robbed of cash, food and elothing.

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By DAVE OANCIA Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP) — Lawrence of

Arabia was the ‘illegitimate son of an Irish baronet and a’ nur- sery-governess, says Colonel the Lord Astor of Hever, chairman of The Times.

In a review of the life of T. E.

Lawrence's mother, the publisher told the story of a love match ‘that resulted in the birth of the famous soldier and his four eee , The review, published_by The Obsérver, followed the death of Mrs. Lawrence last week at the age of 93. _ “Mrs. Lawrence was a re- markable woman in her own right; her life story is extraor- dinary,” says Lord Astor.

MINISTER’S DAUGHTER |

“She was born of Highland an- \eestry, with some Frénch blood. She spoke little of her youth and it seems that her ‘father was a minister

“As quite a young girl she went as nursery governess to the daughters of ap Irish baronet. The baronet fell in love with the governess and it became so ob- aan that his wife dismissed

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to live in Dublin, where the love affair continued.

“When the baroriet’s visits be- came suspiciously frequent _ his wife had him shadowed, and dis- covered the governess installed in a. house,‘ the mother of several small boys.

“The baronet then made over most of his money to her and his legitimate family." .

The publisher adds that the baronet’'s wife never divorced him. Eventually he, the former governess and their five sons set- tled in a house in North Oxford “under the assumed name of Mr. and. Mrs. Lawrence, where they led a model burgeois exist- ence.” :

In an accompanying story, Ob- server columnist Pendennis says biographer Richard Adlington rightly deduces that Lawrence was an illegitimate son of Sir Thomas Chapman, an Irish bar- onet

. —e@ a Pendennis adds that the pres-

ent Lord Astor got to know the Lawrences well when they lived in a cottage on his mother’s es- tate.

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