_ sister - in - law, 52 - year -.old

Pa ge 14, The Guardian Monday, May 5. 1958

Indonefian. Rebels Down, But Not Out

by non Hum

SINGAPORE (AP) - Indone- sian rebels demonstrated with well.-aimed bombs and bullets this week that they have not ended their struggle against President Su‘.:arno’s central government-

While government forces closed the ring on rebel troops in Cen- tral Sumatra, other rebels In North Celebes sent bombers into action. ’ _ _

The insurgents provided evid- eiice that they can carry 011 H1911‘ fight for some time unless the government immediately swings the full weight of its militam’ might against relbellious eastern Indonesia. Many of the g0V91‘11‘ ment’s best troops now are busy trying to end the war in central Sumatra. '

Wiih remarkable accuracy, the small rebel air force sank a Brit- ish tanker and Italian freighters. They also bombed two Indonesian ships —- one obtained recently from Russia—-and one vessel of Panamanian registry chartered to an Indonesian firm.

A Nationalist Chinese trawler was machine - gunned. Airfields, fuel installations, wharves and military facilities were hit.

Four - Year Term

For Stra-ngling 1 Sister - in - law

LONDON (AP) —- A mild-mam tiered mother of five children was sentenced Friday to four years in prison for strangling a sister- in-law who came for a two-week visit and stayed seven years.

Mrs. Edith Daisy Chubb, 46, was found not guilty of murder but convicted of manslaughter at the end of a three-day trial in Old Bailey Criminal court.

A jury of nine men and three women heard how the weary, kind-hearted woman worked for her household—five children, her vplwumlber husiband, her mother, mother-in-law and sister-in-law.

The court was told that Mrs. Chubb short of money to feed her family. worked all night three times a week as a hospital nurse. She also did baby sitting and cleaned floors in a factory and private homes. Her housework was done in spare moments.

Mrs. Chwbb testified that her

Lillian Chuibb, paid her only 25s a week for her room and never helped in the house.

One day Mrs. Ghuibb, mixing soap powder in the kitclhen while her sister - in - law was drinking tea, became enraged. She pulled 1 scarf ower Miss Ohubb’s neck.

"I intended to give her a good shaking up, you know.” she said. But Miss Chubb fell backwards, choking, and struck her head on the stairs.

Has Plan For

H - Bomb Power

WASHINGTON — (AP)—A phys- ics professor said Friday it is possible to meet 12 per cent of the electric power needs of. the United States by exploding two small hydrogen bomibs an hour in I specially-designed c-haimber.

Dr. .Iay Orear, assistant profes- sor at Columbia University in New York, proposed walling ofl a section of a deep canyon, lining and roofing it with steel, insulat- ing the chamber with dirt on top and setting off the bombs inside.

The idea was outlined in a pa- per prepared for a meeting of the American Physical Society.

Princess Lands

In Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP)- Princess Margaret arrived by plane at Montego Bay Friday and was greeted by local officials and a surprise query about Peter Townsend.

A local character who calls himself Isaiah the Prophet was on hand when the touring Prin- cess stepped from her plane. '

“Why don’t you marry Peter Townsend, my princess?" he shouted.

Security police moved in at that point and hustled the shouter away.

Townsend is the divorced RAF group captain the princess gave up as a suitor 2% years ago.

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Mr. and Mrs. Keith Donald of Malpeque were visitors to Char- Iottetown on Tuesday, April 29th.

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