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Village Life, W.1.
THE
HE West End is Harry's
village, and for him! Picadilly is the village street and Leicester Square does service as a village green.
meeting
As happens in villages, Harry can hardly move from his front- door step without friends and being obliged to pass the time of day with them and to exchange gossip.
So it happened that the other
night
just before ten o'clock,
a
when Harry left his home for door behind him when he found people to speak to.
stroll, he had hardly closed his
OLD ACQUAINTANCE
WO burly American service
men passed by. Harry spoke
to them, tactlessly, perhaps, for
CHINA
· 1845·
SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955.
TORY VICTORY WELCOMED
Sir Anthony's. Foreign
Policy Triumph
London, May Zi.
Britain's Conservative election victory
today, top foreign news in most countries throughout the world, was interpreted in many quarters as the result of Sir Anthony" Eden's foreign policy and a guarantee of
its continuity.
Reuter cables they had never heard of the de-comments: lights of the village that he mentioned and did not want to hear.
these The gave
result
means added
F.B.I. Hoover
Honoured
Hurricane Hits Aussie Wickets
DISASTER AT GRENADA
Grenada, May 27,
The Windward Island opening bowlers had some early shocks for the Australian batsmen after the Islanders' innings closed at 275, half an hour after play began, today.
Tall pace-bowler Charles, who comes from St Lucia, was responsible for the dismissal of the
THOMAS CUP
first four Australian batsmen in a fine spell of fast bowling. The 20-year-old newcomer to first! Washington, May 27. strength for the Government, to President Eisenhowe pinped a class cricket gave the large holiday crowd a great resist The peace-at-any-price medal on EBI chief J. Edgar WASHINGTON: The Con- clements at home and the pres-Hoover today for his "outstand-thrill when his first ball crashed into Morris's contribution "national the Soviets at the log
stumps. majoritysures from servatives increased
security" during his 31 years as was seen by both Democrat and big power talks.”
Congressmen as Republican
Senator Walter George, - top G-man.
At a ceremony in the White Sir strengthening
Anthony fuential Democrat Chairman of
told Mr Eden's position in the corning the Senate Foreign Relations House, Mr Eisenhower Big Four talks. The victory was Committee, sali "the election is Hoover that his devotion to duty well so widely welcomed as a re-adicative of a Conservative turn and achievements are so
It will known "It seems idle for me to an old assurance of stability in foreign of events in Europe.
to say anything that could and continued co- | result in more stabilised con- policy
add to the dignity of this cere- operation with America.
ditions." The
Columbia Broadcasting mony." System said Washington officials were happy over the result they had feared a Labour and the gratitude of our entire victory might play into the nation."-United Press. haras of left-winger
The
next two men Harry addressed were natives of the country, if not the village.
But they, too, brushed Harry aside. As if he were dis- heartened, Harry moved off then to have a talk with acquaintence a slim girl dressed in a splendid uniform who kept the door of one of the village's near-beer clubs.
"H
WILLING CAPTIVE... TOW'S things?" Harry asked
her.
the "Not so good,"
girl answered.
"Same here," said Harry, with feeling.
the
A leading Republican of the House Foreign Affairs Com- mittee. Mr John Vorys, said
PARIS AND
AND Aneurin Bevan, whose criticising
SURREY
TENNIS
Then a man who was on his OWTI passed by. A policeman who happened to be near saw "Harry go up to the solitary man, catch at his lapels, talk to him for a moment. and then lead him, 1 willing captive, into the
Paris, May 27. club that was guarded by
Results of matches in the girl in uniform.
The village policeman had International tennis torna- seen enough! When
Harry
ment here today: emerged from the- near-beer club, he was arrested. "Insult- ing behaviour," the officer said, "likely to lead to a breach of the peace."
"A MISTAKE
Men's Singles-2nd round Giuseppe Merlo (Italy) beat Gerard Filet (France) 7-5, 6-4, 8-6; L. Ayala (Chile) bent Jean Nel Grinda (France) 7-5, 6-0, T Bow Street, next morning, 6-0; W. Skonecki (stateless) Α
pleaded guilty, and reat R. Wilson (Britain) 6, Harry the magistrate, Mr K. J. P.0-4, 6-2; Art Larsen (USA) Barraclough, called for the beat O. Siroja (Italy) 2-6, 6-1. (France)
evidence. The policeman
*x-
of American policy were strong ly revented the United States, PARIS: French Premier Paul Reynaud said "rejoice at the result. The world reeds
a strong Britain." He added that one effect which concernod
France was the likelihood of a rapid decision to make sterling convertible,
toid 6-3 6-4; P. Remy his story. Then Harry was in- beat J. Fachini (Italy) 4-6, 6-3, vited to
to tell his.
8-2, 9-7, M. Rose (Austra-result disappointed "The people I talked to," he
(Italy) 6-3, Greek Jacobini "I beat S.
End
ight. Naturally I say
hullo to the
club.
the
I know
4-8.
But
opm
vi
He said that the real reward "Is in the hearts, the thanks
Sudden Death Of HK Bank Deputy Chief
ป
Morris was beaten by the pace of the ball and snicked it into his wicket. A few balls! inter there was an appeal for a catch at the wicket off Harvey but the appeal was disallowed.
CAUGHT AT WICKET Harvey reached 7 when wicket-keeper Boid · held a good legside catch,
More, shocks were to come la Charles' next ever, when Reld
Clean Sweep
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The Australian batsmen were | here tonight. clearly nonplussed by the pace
Australia, who are newcomers and life that the bowlers were
game, were completely able to get out of the matting to the wicket and were made to hurry overwhelmed et every stage by
their their strokes.
experienced op- Charles added to his success ponents. Mr G. H. Stacey by tling Len Maddocks caught
The results at the gully in his second over matches were: Mr George Henry Stacey, after lunch. He had worked up acting Chief Manager of the a good deal of pace, and was Hongkong and Shanghai worrying the tourists. None of mark) beat Des Murray (Aus-
them looked comfortable against tralia) 15-10, 9-15, 15-2. Banking, Corporation, died him.
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DEATHS
STACKY-Suddenly
hours of May et, 1965,, as his re
dence in The Hongkong › má. Shanghal-Bank, Building: Gisoz Henry, aged 58," Rmeral – Sørydde at St. John's : Cathedral - May 29, at-a-prime passing Monument at 530, p.13.
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of tonight's four CHURCH NOTICE
Singles: Finn Kobbero (Den-
Ove Eilertsen and Ole Mertz (Denmark) beat Allan McCable (Australia) and Stan Russel 15-7, 15-13.
M. Christian Pineau, Socialist ex-Cabinet Minister, said the Labour Party comes out of the contest with its reputation un diminished He
added that DO fundamental there
between the Eden difference and Attlee foreign policies. at his residence at the Bank Mason was getting the ball to
Doubles: Finn Kobbers and move away to slips but lacked
Hansın (Den-
• ATHENS: Many Greeks Building.
is the pace Mr Stacey was 57 and do not welcome the Conservative survived by two daughters, Miss skipper
of Charles. When Hammergaard Japal brought on mark) beat Doa Murray and victory, as they think it spells
Cliff Cutt (Australia) 15-7, continuation of the polley of Joan Stacey and Mrs Doreen Sasalva to replace Mason, Peter
18-14 Dittmers both residents in Call Burge was caught at first ap colonial rula for Cyprus.
and Australia had lost. Ave NICOSIA,
The fornia Daciprus:
Born in April, 1897, the late wickets for 60 runs. Cypriot-
Mr
saw service during Pandemonium greeted the fall Stacey the politicians. "are friends of mine. 6-0, 2-6, 6-2; T. Trabert (USA)Turkish community cabled con-
World War I. He joined the of the next wicket as Charles
With five more games to play live there in the West
Vermaach (South gratulations to
London office of the Hongkong broke a bail with an outswinger therefore
Sir Anthony and Spanggal Banking Corpora- that sent back Alan Davidson on Saturday night, the Danes 160 out for a walk beat.
Eden and reasserted their Africa) 2-5, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4. Every
position to enosis-union tion in April, 1919 and came out and so the sixth wicket fell at were expected to triumph over outside the Women's Singles-2nd Round
to the Far East-
A. year later
ater. 60. Lindwall then joined skip the Australians to enter the now her. But go into Miss B. Fleitz (USA) beat Cyprus with Greece.
against the went to Japan and was with per Johnson with Australia very interzone: Ana's club? Oh no, I won't have Miss J de Riba (Spain), 8-1.
MOSCOW: The Soviet the Japan office of the Bank for much on the run. Charles' figures Indians, to be played on Tues- that. I'm afraid the officer's 6-2: Miss H. Brewer (USA) brat | Foreign Minister, Mr Molotov, Ave years. He was then trans-were five for 21 in 9.2 overs day and Wednesday next.
France-Presse making a mistake there."
aferred to Shanghai and North France-Presse: Miss D. Hart (USA) 4-6, 7-5, was asked by reporters at The magistrate turned to the 6-2; Miss Pat Ward (Britain) Moscow diplomatie eccktail party China and was interned by the policeman. "I don't see where beat Miss J. Staley (Australia) if he had heard of the Conserva- Japanese in Shanghai during the the Insult lies," he said "What 6-5, 6-2.
Eves' increased, majority in the Pacific War. 'you're asking me to say is that Men's Doubles-1st Round election, and what influence he
DEPUTY CHIEF this man was touting for a club,
The late Mr Stacey was ap A. Motelko (Uruguay) and I.thought this might have. isn't that 112
Pimentat (Venezuela) beat B. He grianco and repied pointed manager of the Shang- and R. Laval (France) ¦ was nothing unexpected." hai Office of the Bank in 1947 Berthet
6-2, 6-2;
The party, at the Afghan and he occupied the manager BUT surely, the magistrate 3. Borotra and B. Destremeau Embassay, was the second non- ship till 1950 when he was ap- ald, "Insulting behaviour (France) beat R. Macy (USA) Communist reception he had pointed manager of the Japan means
something repulsive. I and L Van Mangerey (Hollands attended in two days.
branch of the Bank In August accept there might be a breich walkover; of the pence, through what this S. Davidson (Sweden) and
The election did not appear to 1954 the late Mr Stacey was create much interest among made Deputy Chief Manager man said, but I can't see that K. Nielsen (Denmark) beat C.
the whole organisation of the his behaviour was insulting. I Boussus and G. Glasser (France)
observers believed Corporation Manager in charge
The State Department said today the Soviet Hongkong and Shanghai Banking know
dificulties, but, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 and 6-3. Your quite honestly. I don't
and was appointed Union has agreed to return this summer 62 small think J. Brichant and & Washer the Soviet Government regard acting that unless you can produce (Belgium) beat R. Huber and ed Conservative and Labour those men, to say they
were F. Pottinger (Germany)
6-0, policies as very similar, though of the Hongkong Office when naval craft received from the United States under
the Hon. Mr Michael W. Turner, that the case
can 0-1, 6-2;
Russians might have Chiet Manager of the Back, the wartime lend-lease programme. Mercel
Bernard and Paul hoped for greater support for went on leave and a world tour, Harry's eyebrows rose. He Remy (France) beat W. Belle Soviet ideas 01 German
The funeral service will be looked
as though he could hardly and M. Van Voorne (USA) neutrality H Labour had won
held at St John's Cathedral to belleve his cars.
The Soviet press has given morrow at 5 pm. The cortege 6-3, 6-2, 6-1;, ... This case is dismissed," the
prominence to Mr Bevan's sup- M. Rose and G. Worthington magistrate said.
Th-thank you, sir." Said (Australia) beat G. Geelhand port for a axutral Germany, a passing the Monument at 5.30
pian it is believed Russia P
which and G. Lezzi (Belgium)
may put forwad at the forth- 6-1, 7-5.
coming Big Four talks.
BOYS AND GIRLS: PAGE. CHAMPIONSHIPS „Aš senior Soviét Foreign
SOLUTIONS Ministry official said it was CROSSWORD: London, May 27.
"correct" that Russis had not
:
The policeman nodded.
UNDER PROOF
Harry, as he swaggered off -as,
If he had suddenly become lord
of the manor of London's West SURREY End village
6-1,
Russiang.
Western
Some
There was a surprise in the expressed preference for either semi-finals of the Surrey · grups the Conservative court championships at Surbi-parties.
LETTERS TO ton today when the Australian
THE EDITOR
Question Of Age-
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Labour
Mal Anderson beat Naresh BONN: Dr Heinrich von Kumar 6-4, 4-6, and, 8-6... Brentano, who is to become West German Foreign Minister, said Kumar, India's number twa, should have made certain of the strong Conservative majority the match when he had two
would help the joint efforts for match points in the third set, but he could not clinch either [of themline
trendly relations with Germany Erich Ollenhauer, Social-
said... the Tabour defent was a setback in the However, there was a con- Party's "constant rise for a Wednesday's fartie was lotion sultation for India when Rava generation part, t
Sir, was gind, do see
in
last night's Issuey that
Mr
Michael-Pertwee's story
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