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Fighting Man
F
TAINN in a Beree man, a fighting man, and the kind with whom it is better to agree unless great issues For Fina at stake.
are
carries about with him two arbiters of opinion that he calls to his aid if he is in any danger of being worsted in an argument. Is Rats are the arbiters.
from a
Coolly considered, freins
men like FITNE
should perhaps
be plied for needing the vio- lence of exploding Rats be
always their close support A close quarters. time taken out for sympathetic cofisiceza - tion of such as Finn tenda be calamitous and painful
THE AWAKENING
to
TINN is all of 61.
whose grey hair is things. but who is still handsome. man with a, chip on both of his brood shoulders. His home has lutely keen in Brighton, but the other day he came up to Lon- dos, and it was in London, in u doorway in Victoria Street, that apolleeman found un asleep at half past midnight the other morning.
The poleman prodded Fin "Now, now." he said. awake. "you can't sleep there."
Slowly, Finn rose. With great deliberation he uncoiled E! blanket he had been wearing loga-wist; he began to take off his jacket.
"You'd better keep your coâl un," the policeman said.
OFFER OF AID
FINN answered
A
with his fla
the flashing punch at officer's face. Then he began to kick at the policeman. A pass- offered und Ing soldier come help. "It's all right." the police- man said, and went to a nearby telephone box from while Finn lurched uncertainly around his recent lodigings,
telephoned for help.
which,
he
Help come and Finn was arrested. At Bow Street, later in
the morning, he was
end
charged with being drunk
dis- orderly, and with assaulting the
policeman.
W&S
"Didn't say wanted 10
assoul{?" charge you with
he demanded of the policeman, as the
atory prosecution ended.
"Yes, you did say that at the slation," the policeman araw-red.
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SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1956, ·
Over 120 Algerian Rebels
Killed
PLANES SMASH
GANGS MAKING
FOR BORDER
Algiers, May 11.
More than 120 rebels were killed by combined French air and ground forces in
DAVIS CUP
European Zone Results
The Hague, May 11. Chile today led Holland 2-0 in the second round of the
Davis Cup matches when Luis Ayala of Chile defeated Hans Dehnert of and Holland by 6-3, 6-1 6.0 in the second singies match of the day.
Bariter, Chile's Andreas Ham-
the past 24 hours in a clash in thesley beat Hun Van Dalsu Nedromah-Marnia area, west of Oran, informed sources said today.
ردا
י די w
known
Army Lb"fGet!
Deserter
Holland by 4-6, 6-4 and 0-2
in the first singles.
ONLO Sweden went into at 3 2-0 lead when Davidson defent- Led Norway's Gunner Sjorwall
The rebels were part of a band | bel beres were not immeɑravy 19.7, 4-6, 4-2 und 6-3 here from which was spotted yesterday. They 10 belong
bursel Abeti massacred some 40 PTZOOS
lucka o 47 farms
Au- Temouchent last Sunday night,
The rebels appeared 10 be heading for the Algeria-Morocco border to escape the troops when they were sighted. At lust re- pol, I nups and pine. had on- Isarach elrod the heavy lesCI,
and ethred
Still Underway
also The troops numerous rebel weapons in the clash which was still underway
Meantime it the Neuroman - cutre arca, rebels launched balf-hour afluck
argize against police and customis head- quariCTS
41
rebels Troops bent of the after they had done sight dam-
No buildings
froop He- casualties were reported
to
FORDS IN
MISSILE
BUSINESS
10 11:08
AL Rivet. auth
here, another big scule troops operation was underway with the combinet support tanks on planes.
of
¡ day.
In the second singles maleh, Sweden's Seirel Ulf Schmidt beat Nils Eril Hessen by 0-1, 8-1 and 0-3.
(13 the doubles tomonow. Torsten Davidson Sven
(Sweden) will Johnnsson
op Campar Sjoewall and
Germusy
was
Troops were pursuing a band¦ Hersen. reportedly haled by a desviter DUBLIN: from the French my.
The leading freland two matches to Ixind WIN bejleved ! trave
last night.-France-Pie900,
ufter Ireland WON the
1
County Cricket Championship
Surrey Thrashed By Northampton
London, May 11.
While the Australian touring cricketers were mauled today by Yorkshire in the drawn match at Bradford, two other
Tribe and Australians, George
Jack
a
Manning, led Northamptonshire to splendid seven wickets victory over
SHEAFFER'S
ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN
BIDIOLOR
A
SHIM GOAL
ITRUSTEE
LIMITE
EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES for the COLONY
and the
FAR EAST
Surrey in a County Championship match at HONGKONG & SHANGHAI The Oval here.
Storey,
-
champions for the Malditaex Nottingh_mshi e past four years, have to fur match drawn. Middlesex
240 Jutenged only four points from Jand 122 for six declared, Tilmus the Arst two
this not out 50. games season's campaign.
Tribe and Manning, boin left- arm spinners. combined in 03 remarkable way 10 dismiss Surrey for 204, after Nortanmp- (on had ted by 69 nn first innings
Trouble
Tribe
Surrey pa ed 50 without logs. Then Tribe started the trouble by dismissing Peter May and Ken Harrington In 13 detiveries. without conceding a run.
carried out An uttak in Rivet doubles inuich here today.
The Irish pair, Hackette and Felbausteh defeated į Jackson
and Scholl < Germany 0-2, 41-4 6-4.
Germany wom The first Two eight singles yesterday.
PRAGUE: Denmark was two
Dil victories
Czech for 60. over
Malay Govt
To Intervene
In Labour Disputes
Kuala Lumpur, May 12.
Tengku Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Chief Minister, said today his Government would intervene in dustrial disputes if labour and employers did settle them amicably.
in-
not
He was speaking in a Malaya- wide broadenst to mark the Moslemi
of Hari uya Feast which is being celebrated in the Federation of Mulaya textay.
Obstructionist
In the second singles maten. te- f Denmark Kurt Nieben feated Jiri
of Czecha- Parina slovaka by 8-6, 6-2 and 8-8.
Ulrich Earlier today Toben beat Czech player Javorsky by in the first 6-4, 6-3 05:17-5 singles match.-France-Presse
Technical Hitches In Treaty
Japaneso
Moscow, May 11,
officials said loday and that last minute technical
problems
The champions lost their last wickets 190 minutes aller lunch for the addition of 19 runs, Monging taking seven
Nottinghamshire 110 and 205 for seven, Walker not out 50, Bennett four for 24.--Reuter,
10 ALLEGED SPIES ARRESTED
Prague, May 11. Police here have rested 10 members of "anti-state
ar-
An
organisation"
on
alleged to have spied
La to make 136 to win In the Czechoslovak aircraft 100 minutes. Northamptonshire industry for the United
all-England
and States, it was
50 tonight.
announced
Their main aim was to gather reports about jet planes, milit ary
posts and national enter- prises important for the defence of the
the Czechoslovak state, news agency Celeka said.
blurted Surrey's
v! #black
Lock, Løker Bedser to put on 100 in minutes, ала reached their target with 18 minutes to spare. The Oval match was the only une among the four County games to prodtice a decisive re- Bull. Middlesex, Glamorgan and Leicestershire energed
An American spy centre In Arst inninge points from the
West Berlin directed the or- instches against Notungbam | ganisation's work by radio and shire, Essex all Somerset respectively.
Unfortunate
on
Middlesex declared at Lord's setting Nottinghamshire to make
rough agents who crossed into Czechoslovakia from West Germany, the agency said.
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The Fast German 244 or victory 210 minutes. servico helped to uncover the
organisation, It added.
The organisation was equipped or send a Donation to:-
chemicals
When Nottinghamshing lost
sult in "middle of the night their seventh wicket at 101 and with a radio receiver,
ceremony
Beverly Hills, May 11
Mowr The Ford
Translation mpany announced in Beverly Hills to day that it had invested $13,500,- 000 MI
conducting a compray research on guided missiles and on exploration of interplanetary space.
The president of the Ford Company Mr Ernest Breech, said the now company would be known as "Aeronautical Systems "DIDN'T the soldier come incorporated by of
to me?"
"No, he offered help to me, and I said there was no need."
Finn went to the witness-box.
"I come up from Brighton see about work," he said
to **IL
I was there,
was very late, I thought doing no harm sleeping Then the police roused me-- very roughly."
"Why did you arrive in London so late? Sir Laurence asked.
"I'd been with friends in Brighton."
"Drinking?"
“Yes, drinking.“ Fun sald, and stuck out his chin.
"Go back," said Sir Laurence, and Flum went back to the dock. THEY CALL THIS JUSTICE
to say,"
"I GOT some more
Finn said. "All right, say
魏
"I've lost my pension three times, and three times got back,"
said Finn. "Last mo The man sold it
Into got trouble again I'd lose the pen-
sion for good."
"I find this case proved," sald Sir Laurence. "Anything known?"
There were 20 previous · con- victions against Finn. The last How were mostly for malicious damage, wilful damage, begging.
"Well, this is one time: 100 many," said Sir Laurence. "C70 to prison for two months."
"Pahl cried Flan
They call, this justice.”
"Justice.
He squared up at the air with'
his fists. But this time his fies did not help him.
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Mr Breech said the frst re- search centre of the new com- pany would probably be built in Los Angeles-France-Presse.
SIDE GLANCES
41.2
may re-
for the
signing Soviet-Japanese ishing treaty, being negotiated here.
be
an hour and a half remained for play. Middlesex_tooked as- sured of victory, But an un- broken eighth wicket stand of 104 between Ken Smajes (34 (59
The Tengku said "There is a
The treaty was due to threat to the prosperity of this country andi It from the signed tomorrow afternoon but not out) and Alan Walker
Is
the Japanese delegation officials
labour quater.
are the claims for increases of
not out) saved Nottinghamshire and at the close they were only 39 short of their target,
"I do not know how legitimate said it was now unlikely to be signed until lato tomorrow night or even in the early hours of Middlesex were unfortunate Pay and better terms of employ-Sunday shortly before the to lose their leading bowler, ment and I do not know how Japanese Agriculture Minister, Alon Moss, obstructionist are the employers Mar Ichiro lo ties buck to fight foot in a foothold me the
about meeting their demands.
"I do hope both sides will do their best to come to honourable terms, but if they cannot, the Government must step in and make available our services to effect a settlement."-Router,
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injured his
Trick Terrorists
Misfired Badly
Kuala Lumpur, May 11.
The British owned newspaper, Straits Times, said today Malaya's terrorists had begun "propaganda by personal letter" campaign which had "misfired badly."
The paper quoted a Fedcra- the Communist peace campaign tion Government spokennon os launched last year was a pro- saying today that "quite a num- paganda trick-Reuter. ber" of propaganda letters had recently been posted to pro minent Malayans.
The theme of the Communist lafters was: "We are a peace- ful movement because we are willing to negotiate an end to the emergency.”.
Important Document
"But what the terrorists don't realls is that we have recovered a document revealing officially that their tire leva make peace' compaign has been tricks we know all along," the spokesman slated, according to the Straits Times.
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He was referring to an Im- partant Communist document found carly this year' in Malayan terrorist jungle camp. The document, published by the Federation Government on Wednesday, admitted that
Ipoh, May 11. Honplong flm war lấu Chi known in Malayn as the Chinese "Marilyn Monroe", arrived here today by air-from Kuala ̈Lamm- one-week | visit to Pur for a publicise her Alm "Half Way Down.?--Reuter.
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