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Margaret Back From Vacation London -JEPB- Princess Mar garet returned to London to day after a nine-day vacation In Italy and France that set off rumors of a new romance, t Smiling and radiant, she stepped off an airliner from Paris today without a word about the headlines that link ed her name to that of Prince Henry of Hesse, a surrealist painter, who was her constant companion in Rome. Buckingham Palace circles speculated that she might have a reunion with him next June when she goes to Portugal. The prince is a nephew of ex King Umberto of Italy who lives in exile in Portugal. Apparently recovered from Sunday's attack of flu, the pretty princess was seen off at Paris by British Ambassa dor Sir Gladwyn Jebb and other officials. - Quenn .Mother Elizabeth, the princess' traveling com panion, remained in the French capital to visit the Paris International Flower show. The princess was confined to her room in Paris after she returned from church with Queen Mother Elizabeth Sun day. She caught cold after an exhausting six-day visit to Rome and a more somber vis it to Paris. A quart of strawberry bisque needs only 1 pint of berries. Crush berries, add cup su gar and mix well. Fold ber ries and 1 cup crushed maca roons into 2 cups heavy cream, whipped. The famous Hope diamond is blue as a sapphire but the Dresden diamond is an apple green hue, indicating a wide range of stone colorings. More than 38,000 U.S. In dian children are enrolled in government-operated schools for the lower grades. There are 40 Indian high schools. State capitol building of Ar kansas is patterned after the nation's Capitol structure in Washington, D. C. Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- T7R0M WARSAW comes the story of the day a shipment of 100,000 pairs of leather shoes arrived from Moscow. In genuous Poles cheered because they considered the shoe3 a gift from Russia, but the more knowing ones suspected there was a catch some where and how right they were. On the heels of the shipment came a wire from the Kremlin; "Repair these shoes and return them to Moscow at once!' William Steif met a tourist and his wife emerging from a Japanese tea house. Tm glad you got a look at this place," said Steif. Tid you act really Japan-easy and sit on the floor?'' "Not this time," admitted the tourist, with a trace of disappoint ment in his voice. "We didn't have an advance reservation so we had to sit at a table." 1959, by Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. V New Math Program Urged by College Entrance Board New York-(Science Service) - An improved secondary school mathematics program that should be studied by all students capable of future col lege work is outlined in a 63-page report by the Com mission of Mathematics of the College Entrance Examination Board here, entitled "Program for College Preparatory Mathematics." Significant Terms "College entrance require ments should be restated in broad and significant terms designed to encourage schools to introduce curricula and courses oriented toward the development of mathematical power, insight and understand ing, rather than toward cov erage of formalized material." As many as possible of the college-capable must be urged to study challenging mathe matics for four years in high school, the report said. None Special Cherry Fudge Ice Cream Offer to Ex-Servicemen You're entitled to a special discount on our Cherry-Fudge Ice Cream when you present your honorable discharge certifi cate from the French Foreign Legion. Military authorities agree that soldiers fight best on a diet of Cherry-Fudge Ice Cream. YOUR family will fight best over who gets the last dish of our super goopy Cherry-Fudge Ice Cream May we add your distinguished names to our Veterans of Cherry-Fudge Ice Cream? J I A Snider Cow of them should study mathe- matic for less than three years, and the most gifted should accelerate their studies in mathematics so as to under take the Advanced Placement Program. Among the major proposals outlined by the Commission were: l. btrong preparation in concepts for skills for college math at the level of calculus and analytic geometry. 2. Understanding of the na ture and role of , deductive reasoning-in algebra as well as in geometry. 3. Appreciation of mathe matical structure or patterns 4. Judicious use of unifying Ideas-sets, variable, functions and relations. 5. Treatment of inequalities along with equations. 6. Incorporating some coor dinate geometry, solid geome try and space perception with plane geometry. 7. Introduction in grade 11 of fundamental trigonometry, centered on coordinates, vec tors and complex numbers. 8. Emphasis in grade 12 on elementary functions (polyno mial exponential, circular).. 9. Recommendation of addi tional alternative units for grade 12; either introductory probability with statistical ap plications or an introduction to modern algebra. Sawdust Cave-in Hurts 4 Persons Vancouver. Wash. - (UPD - Four persons were in St. Jo seph's hospital here with in juries after a huge sawdust pile at an abandoned sawmill near Skamania caved in on them Sunday. The four were John Ku hnke, Vancouver, David Schenz, 42, also of Vancouver and his two step-children, James Robert Portal, 12, and Gloria Diane Portal, 10. Attendants at the hospital said the four were apparently getting sawdust for use at home when the pile fell on them. Kuhnke and the young boy were completely buried and the girl was buried up to her shoulders. Two other men getting saw dust, Robert Wittenberg, Se attle and Frank Duncan of Portland, rescued them. Kuhnke suffered a possible hip fracture and a broken leg and the girl suffered a severe head cut when a piece of wood hit her, attendants said. Khrushchev Back At Moscow Stand London-(UPD-Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev turned up back in Moscow today after a month's absence that set off rumors he was ill. Without any fanfare, Radio Moscow broadcast a single sentence report that Khrush chev "today received in the Kremlin the leader of the Greek Progressive party, Spyros Markezinis, and had a talk with him.',' This was the long -waited signal that Khrushchev, who disappeared from the Soviet capital a month ago on a high ly unusual spring vacation to the Crimea, was back in Mos cow and operating again. Neither his departure nor his return had been reported as such by Soviet officials. Plane With 101 Limps in Safely Gander, Nfla. -4CPD- A chart ered airliner carrying 101 persons, including Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston, limped into this Atlantic air line way-station on three en gines early today. The plane landed without incident while fire trucks and emergency equipment lined the runway, There were no injuries. The No. 4 engine of the four-engine Super Constella tion chartered from the Irish Airline Aer Linte started sputtering over the Atlantic while the big plane was near ing Gander on a flight from Shannon, Ireland. The pilot immediately "feathered'L. its propeller, cut its power, and radioed Gan der authorities that he would make an emergency landing here. The cardinal was returning aboard the plane with 63 men tally and physically retarded children who had accompan ied him on a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France. Most of them were a sleep when the engine trouble developed and did not know anything was wrong. 1 IL Nrv i j. t. W v x - CV i ilk BAZOOKAS BLASTING holes in the walls of Montana State Prison (background) put an end to the rioting and murder spree of rebellious convicts. Sgt. William Rose of the Montana National Guard mans weapon which was used, causing prisoners to release 22 hostages they'd held two days. Picture top right shows blasted block. 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