1945-11-20 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1945.

Concerted Arab Stand On Palestine. Mooted

11 Jap Leaders MOVES, Arrested

TOKYO, NOV. 19

The BrTesla were

JERUSALEM, NOV. 19. MOVES FOR A CONCERTED ARAB STAND OVER THE PALESTINE ISSUE WERE INDICATED BY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ARAB LEAGUE COUNCIL, JAMIL MARDAM BEY. HERE TO NIGHT IN A BROADCAST, DISCLOSING THAT THE MEMBER- STATES OF THE ARAR LEAGUE ARE "DOING THEIR FTMOST" FOR THE ARAB CAUSE IN THE HOLY LAND.

MARDAM BEY, BROADCASTING ON THE NEAR - EAST ARAB BROADCASTING SERVICE, SAID: "THE MAIN REASON FOR MY PRESENT VISIT TO PALESTINE IS TO CONTACT THE ARAR LEADERS AND INSTITU- THE TIONS IN ORDER TO DISCUSS WITH THEM

CIRCIM- GRAVE STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN THE STANCES IN WHICH PALESTINE IS NOW INVOLV-

"

Stressing the Arab League'ng the hands of the Zionist leadera.

The Acting High Commissioner Palestine interest in the

V. Shaw, to- luem. Mardam Bey describe it for Palest me. Mr. J

s "only the natured expression day visited the scene of the Tel. ot Aral concern and dictated by Aviv plot in the company of the Commander of the British Sixth Airborne Division. Major Generni E. 1. Bois,

GENERAL MACARTHUR TO DAY ORDERED THE ARREST OF ELEYEN JAPANESE WAR LEADERS, INCLUDING MILE TARISTS MOST PROMINENT LY ASSOCIATED IN THE IMPERIALISTIC DECADE AND CIVILIANS LINKED IN DRAW ING JAPAN INTO THE TRI PARTITE PACT,

Iractuded Yosuker Matsuroden. American editented former Pereich Mani-te). Toshio Shiralari, former Ambassa der to Rome, General Sadan Anki former

War Minister. Kum.

Premier. furmer Mitumeni, aner kans te nasty."

Baron of the militarist elique.

ales Hon. former General Shegern Commander an d'hier of the wan

considered tune Army who responstide for the Mukilen and Pal, retired Feneral Iwant Maton

of Nanking charged with the rupe at The bubtag f by USSI

Panny w the two aretoed bespa leaders of the Black Dragios Ni asty, Yoshi ham kuzu and Kazu not Kanakart

Amated Fre

JUST SPOILING FOR A FIGHT

ATHENA, NOV 19

ONE BUNDRED THOUSAND GREEKS JAMMED CUNSTUTA TION SQUARE IN A MASS DEMONS PRAEIOON 1.IR BRITASHE STATES

Th mrber Arab Lense are duselunge K

mbled that

doing their utmost this national duty and have met up rustiges to study the questions of bod redemption and its zelen tun in Arab hamla

But of the meetings of the Azule League's

ཨང་ར་ ཋེསསྶ Pale e were being devoted to

" the realisation the WELKE aparatur u all Arub

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hamer given in Mardan Bes' home here by the Pales tman Arab Party, the Fesley of The Young Egypt" Party, Ahmen Husem severely ered her Pade-In Aral "use" Party do what he desert

Tent murd truculence in halking thr than Themselves aloof from Arab partier in the Formation of

an Aral Hicker Committee, AGAINST AND UNITED's

ARAH SYMPATHY OP RE OFFERS

COGNITION OF THE ALBAN JAN GOVERNMENT SHOUT

ING WE ARE

Fourt AN ER

EPIRUS

GOING TO NORTHERN

The Greek Bi ham of Allemand Fall The

Chint of Alves de mos rave Green Northern paris thiramark the tw shell take it by stretch Northern Br

ara

an the border

Alban part of The Birdeks claim it history?s entruralty and et nially as their Professional. Inter and went de leaders chsreed that the Al

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Assaavutted

Abdullah of Tranjur That

now in deruloan for alas with Masih Rey ar ofer portament Avat

Reuter's didumstie correspon dent in London reports Cast there ThḥPASION mevailing might was that the Arab cites are eiving Mr Bevin's statement un Padome their careful cotesber alton

Arab

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renetin While the full easted bee brown before the matier las logs comulered by the Arab 1 Lemurun, at beleverd that some

Arab lenders are len-1 f

viewing the British proposals with! more sympathetic interest than th can puls buve received uti

British Football Fans

Have A New

ty Reuter's Sports Old as

Idol

LONDON, NOV 1 WISE 51 ATESMEN REALISE THAT SPORTSMEN CAN BE

AS GOOD AMBASSADURS AS PROFESSIONAL DIPLO

THE MATS AND, FOLLOW ANAL THE RECEPTION MOSCOW DYNAMO FOOTBALL XE HAS RECEIVED IN THIS COUNTRY, STALIN MUST BE WISHING HE HAD SENT THEM EVEN SOONER

THE RIGHT TIME, WHEN ENTHUSI

AMONG THE MAN THIS TOUN PHY

BUT HE CHOSE ASAL IN

IN THE STREET FOR THE SOVIET WAS NOT AN WARM AS IT WAS DURING THE WAR AND WAS ON THE WANT

JEWISH THREAT They later conferred with the chy's Mayor, Mr. Isrue! Rokach, and the Municipal Couned, and an decisions announcement of ther may be published to night,

Tel Aviv itself was quiet to day, bravy rain keeping the citizens inders, although the curfew wits lifted during the day Bght hours.

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The Jewish aerret wireless, it a brasiest to tight, declared that the Jews would not surrender fire:

Desinto, Deir demanded by an oment roam tion. The bronienst naverted that each Jew "will prefer to suffer the

Ja vo death penalty rather than hes people undefales! **

Declaring that the recent out bivaks in Palestine were not the work of any Jewish organisation, the broadcaster neeused the police a molitary of having fired

tha waarooed children and sad The attacks upon the Jews wattle, not remain unanswered.

will

1: is offieally unsured tha! The curfew in Tel Aviv lofted to morrow between 05:10 and 1800 HUN lifted together from Tuesday if

further outbreaks

Reuter.

Cold But Rich

Marco, Nov. 19. Soviet geographera back from their four years explora- tion-of-the-coistust place on earth--the Takutak, region of Siberia-hava reported vant gold Helsin ond precious alone in valuable mineraln under a frozen poíl 1,000 miles north of Munchuria,

The peographere also re- ported great gold felde alunp

Lena River capable of the vast extension and that min ing of precious stones and rarioua ores could be deve- loped-Ansociated Prox.

Parri On The

Spot

ROME. NOV. 19, THE ITALIAN PREMIER FERRUCCIO PARRI, WHO IS THREATENED BY A RIGHT A WING REVOLT. CALLED

FOR MEETING CABINET

IN EX MONDAY WHEN IT PECTED A DEMAND FROM THE LIBERAL PARTY FOR A BROADENING OF THE PRO VISIONAL GOVERNMENT WILL RE EXAMINED.

The couned includes the heads of the Hix government marties

rontation

The secretary of then Fbeen Party. Lenne fatiani, maid Parrila Action Party already had turned

fur broadening down a propusni the Cabinet, but that the attende of the other partie was not likely to be defned until after the rate ing of the council.

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Foreign Minister de Gasperri's Christian Demerat Tarty is holding garded as

the future of Parri the

Government in hands. Should they back the L

Parri ја berals' demand, then

1: Juli Ascentin

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WAR RELIEF FOR

The curfew may be PHILIPPINS

They Said Recently

berur

London, Nov. 19.

Washington, Nov. 19. Pulippre Amasoner Paul V. McNutt I expert Led to be staunch supporter of general war Fir

1 1 the lands.

feels that the word is watching what the United States chang

in the indreative of its Philippines 2 sunverity as world

il

tower in meeting its responsibilities. Cher Americans interested

the

ROOSEVELT TIFF WITH ADMIRAL

WASHINGTON, NOV. 19.

THE LATE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S NAME MAY BE INJECTED INTO THE PEARL HARBOUR INVESTIGA. TION THIS' WEEK IN CONNECTION WITH PRE-WAR

• DISPOSITION OF NAVAL STRENGTH. RETIRED ADMIRAL J. O. RICHARDSON WHO IS ON THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE LIST IS TO BE ASK. ED FOR

A COMPLETE STORY OF THE REASONS WHY THE FLEET WAS BASED AT PEARL HARBOUR AND ABOUT HIS DISAGREEMENT WITH ROOSE. VELT. Richardson, who WILA Com Intions with Congress Were mander-in-Chief of the Pacifle "tronger to-day than ever."--- Meet in 1949 surrendered his Associated Press. Command to Admiral Husband 12 Kimmel in 1913, Kinunel held the post at the time of the Pearl Harbour altack.

Jual what Richardson's dif; ferences with the late President" were, had never been ofwinky published Rumour long had it that he objected when HoNY- SENYAL velt wanted to transfer naval units from the Pacific to the Atlantic.

It is known that a few months After Richardson was relieved his emmal three baille- ships, one aircraft carrier, an and nine destroyers were moved from the Parific to the Atlanti

Admiral T. B. Inglis has a ready testified that even before The shift the Pacific Fleet vis numerently inferior to the Ja- Den forre

than

TRANETTE LONTIN

FISHING! Outande the Committee roun, Rengesell's 11an already figures

Demoratic that the Republicans are trying The Investipation à vo 10 turn an attack on the late President.

T'hav assertions referred came in the form of an arcusa- į tion by Dethuratie s Robert E. Hannegan who sold in Francldick, Indiana, that the

attempiang

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use the Pearl Harbour probe to **AUR Roosevelt by calling

the search of the personal files of the bast Presint a "string expedition."

He snie that the Republions do not have positive polícies and are split nateng factions.

He asserted that Truman's re-

"It's not a fomball game Mr. Phipps und als Puma in Portuguese

triti Attorney. Shaw CruND. General, of the Nuremberg trial.

"For 20 years nothing official in

hag been subject t Portugal

the "eculo," icist" Portuguese newspaper.

"You're just like the folks back

Mr. Truma tome in Miss

to Mr. Attire.

Tenting

"' stake my political fulere Foreign on solving this problem" Secretary Bevin on Palestine.

"Keen up the fight and you' win Senator Arthur Chupaber, Kansas, to 1,000 rabbis in New York.

"Let's win the Sudar or dir Nabas Pasha, ex Premier of Egyp and Wafdist leader.

There'll be no persecution of

with prople who don't side

national front here in talk

in to those who oppose us hernest.

11 Marshal Tits after the Yog

elections, Reuter,

Nothing could have surve loci g some of the finer points of mea¦slav

like Lawton, Matthews

they lark in skilt by superlataan aped and exceptionul aurin They play like the best type of manteurs of the good old lay when such teams were winding the PA. Cups.

better in Bringing the two eaten. Eries together than as astute | Cullis bad making up for what nove in sending us the Dem 2+1435. But there WAN A Jacky Seydel begining 1. The vist. retence and caused many a m understandings and it was only the piny na demoniome in the field of the Leak at

Che sea that angid monotera.

JAPS TO LISTEN

Tokyo, Nov. 19 With the obiective of placing radios in 60 per cent of Japanese homes, Allied Headquarters has dievcted the government to make plans Immediately

replace 4.000.000 sets. A survey showed

#put_8,ki}},tod only operating due to war damage and back of spare parts.

The Russian players are frm- ly enshrined in fe arts of No snore 1 British Merer fana.

popular team has ever visited

now

af

of

Because of the shortare

the newspapers,

Japanese ruly ring, whizzing, never-sig-die heavily on the radio for recrea- Dynamos. Reule".

tion.Associated PresN,

The Dynamos are heroes, you ask asian boy "What is a dyaan" he would probably a these shores than thi Soviet for bad team." Ten days ago he would have replied just as promptty "An engine."

There is not the least doubt that these secer machiers have caught the public mugenation, No sporting event since the war received such space in London's stil brief newspapers as the Dynamos gatue wrih Chelsea.

Soviet Commentator Accuses

Every day had a big front- page splash and a report on the game inside or on the back pu The players have been eulogis-] A ed to the skies.

They are good, there is to doubt about that, but I am re- serving my judgment before d say they are good enough to meet and beat an ali-England or all-Scotland akde.

FIRST DIVISION STANDARD

It must be remembered that

Chelsea are not a good side and

"Reactionaries'

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MOSCOW, NOV, 19. COMMENTATOR IN THE RUSSIAN TRADE UNION MA- GAZINE "NEW TIMES" ASSERTED IN AN ARTICLE TO-DAY THAT THE ATOMIC BOMB "HAS SERVED AS A SIGNAL FOR INCORREGIBLE REACTIONARIES OF THE WHOLE WORLD TO BEGIN RIOTOUS AGITA-. TION AGAINST THE SOVIET UNION."

THE COMMENTATOR, ALEXANDER SOKOLOV, SAID THAT PUBLIC OPINION IN THE UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN IS BEING COAXED CONTINUALLY TO- WARD ANTI-SOVIET ATTITUDES BY THE UNDER- MINERS OF PEACE,

He charged that some imperi- the people of the weakness of they played very poorly against mists are tempted to consider our country," and of appealing the Dynamos. Cardiff are not another War as a means of iv-for elimination of the Soviet a good side either and Arsenal ing. the present complicated Union from any participation in ara but shadows of their former world problems and finding international affairs.". atives. Honce It would not be way out of such unpleasant

SIGNBOARD STOLEN

a great fent to bent all three. situations thone prevailing in A second article in the tame I rate the Dynamos as a good, Indo-China, the Netherlands paper, under the heading First Division team, lacking East Indies, Syria, Palestine, "Dynamite Pacifism," asks whe

Greeco, Spain and Argentina. ther atomic energy wili "orve Sokolov warned against use of the cause of peace or lead to the the atom bomb in power politics ruin of civilisation." against the Soviet Union. Hq For the theft of a glass sign said "The stom bomb served as board at No. 52, Lower Lacay a signal for reactionaries Rew, Chan Loung was sentenced throughout the world who have

hard labour. by begun their agitations for to two months' Mr. G. Y. Kwan at the Summary-now crusade against the Soviet Military Court vesterday,

a position to du no are increasing prestare to get post-war recon- struction ul the islande started

in

way. Legislation which is pending in

Uvir

FLYING OUTLAWED FOR JAPS

Boycott

were

opposition 10

were No

DATE CHOSEN

been Harbour

P.W.'s Killed In Plane

New York, Nov. 19. Melbourne Radio

to-day reported 28 persona were kill. ed yesterday in the crash of a transport plane near Ba bard, Na Ireland. They included a nurso and a slowa-

The victims included àevo- rol Indian prisonora of war, right Auraic suldiers and a eight.Associated

crew

Preas.

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Australian Isolation Bogy

CANBERRA, NOV. 19.

London, Nev. 19. The New York Radle to-day broadcast a United States Nava OPPOSITION LEADER RO- Intelligence report, which, baked | BERT GORDON MENZIES CRI-

TICIZED THE an evidence from captured docu-

CHIPLEY ments and war prisoners, stated GOVERNMENT FOR WHAT that the Japanese had planned in BE TERMED AN AGGRESS- throw their Navy agalist The

IVELY ANTI-BRITISH, CRUDE America Fleet itl December. AND ILL TAKEN FOREIGN 1941, if the attack on Ponel Har

POLICY, WHICH HINDERED THE DUTCH WITH had failed.

THE IN- report, which ban

DONESIAN PROBLEM.

He was commenting in a preas presented to the Pearl Investigation Committer, saul tha statement on recent short-wave The Japanese Fleet spent must of broadcasts by the Department of the Summer of that year training information which criticized all for the attack, and that the date.

The great powers for their Far Dec. 7, was chosen by the Jupa Eastern policies. nese Cabinet on Nov.1.

The Japanene Lusk force sailed Washington negotiations were go

Zo

while And,

ing on. Jax rese endio stations were constantly sending out de tails of Ameerena ahips, posutiona in the Pearl Harbour à tehorare The final order Cate from Tokyo on Dec. 5. The signal to

"Chmb strike wa

Keulay.

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Jail Fal."

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Mount Nu

Menzies nearrted a future Ne- therlands East

Indien

is clearly the Dutch

vital to Australia. are thrown out of the East Indies and the British wut uf Malaya, Australians will disenyer isolation really menas.

what

"Mapy of us are heartily sick of the Australian nggressive, anti British forejen policy which does not really represent Australlun opinion." Associated PresR,

BAROMETER OF H.K. RETURN TO NORMALCY

ONE OF THE SUREST BAROMETERS OF A RETUUN TO NORMALITY IS THE INCIDENCE OF SPORT, AND A HAPPY SIGN OF EARLY PROSPERITY AND PHACE IN THE NEW TERRITORIES IS OFFERED IN THE RACE MEETING RUN BY NO. 5 TROOP COMMANDO SHORTLY TO TAKE PLACE NEAR FANLING IN AID OF HE. THE GOVERNOR'S FUND FOR DISTRESSED PERSONS.

FEW PEOPLE IN THE COLONY CAN HAVE FAHED TO SEE THE POSTERS ANNOUNCING THIS FORTHOOM- ING EVENT, WHICH IS TO BE HELD AT THE BEAS RIVER RACE COURSE ON THE AFTERNOON OF SUNDAY, NOV. 25.

ILM the

surrender

The Beas River Course, which training wallopa, learners' clannes have been admirably attended and lies between Dill's Corner and Kum Tain Village, must not be the general air of expectancy has LISBON, NOV. 19.

been livened by "hot tips" from DESPITE BRIGHT CLEAR confused with the original an-

stable apies, whilst studenta af Congress has increased the ori WEATHER, ONLY A SMALI. ing Course Enown

form are doing a thriving business. ginal suggesting of $100,000,000 NUMBER OP VOTERS AP Kwant). It was completed very

Now the men of the Commandos war damages for the islands to

PEARED AT THE OPENING shortly before the

are preparing for a busy Lime $500.000.000. But in the OF THE

POLLS FOR THE and ever put into active . running the Meeting. It is hoped view of the Filipinos partieniarly | SUNDAY ELECTIONS OF

A Like the

lafterthough Lo a that the Tote, staffed by the billiona apveral

of dollars will be

NEW PORTUGUESE NATION- lesser

River degree Heas

mathematicians of the Commando, reconeed to remburse the islands | AL ASSEMBLY.

will be largely patronised, whilst Course has fallen into after dis for the losses they suffered.

The small

of voters. 23amber Interested Americans and li- combined with the fact that there repair

Hince 191k and practi- for those who prefer to roll pen- pines have themanded many years.

candidates. cally one of the original fit-nies or bowl balin, the side-shows (also constructed locally) will be "of free trade with the United created

ituation that gave ments remain.

open for an hour before racing to give the State as necessary

present Premier Oliveira Sulazar In early October when the 5th commences at 18.00 hours. islands lance to Armly establish

little opportunity 10 determine Commando Race Committee, head-

One of the largest difficulties their independence scheduled for his exact stand the public ed by Major J. J. Heptinstal, first now-a-days is transport, and this undertook to renovate the Course has been entered for by the pro- Associated Press. next July 4.

it was a wilderness of undergrowth; vision of a special train which will All the fences had leave Kowloon for Sheung Shui ot and scrub. been removed. many of them to be

10.16 a.m.

nt $15 embodied into Japanese defence Kowl Sunday, returning to in the evening. works. and indeed, one trench Transport will be provided to And Incandered right athwart

the from the Stution and the Course.

Luncheon snacks will be on sale, Course. However, willing hands set to work. and, although there although it is recommended that

of labour hip flasks are carried! were many difficulties and equipment, the Course cleared, holes filled, bumps remov- a possibuny of a Japanese air furce for future aggression."

ed, new fences erected and work

fixtures on and Dissolution of

companies

commenced

Вахев. totalizator.

starting in training DASOCIACIOs engaged

engaged in

finishing posts and manifold neces- commercial liters or

sarles which had disappeared, were Any other Rapeet of the activity

marie under the supervision of was ordered by Dec. 31.

The largest nholtshed

to dov captured the Captain J. Balchin, who is dealing big-ten cross-country Japan Air-

champion with the administration side of the the 117,000,000 yen

ship, with Purdue second and į Meeting. ways Compnay, which bas employ-

Ohio State. third. Vietor Two- Meanwhile, all ranks of the ed 8,000 persons and operated int Salgun and Tientsin and Peiping mey, of Illingla, won the individual Commandos have been going in for pre-breakfast strenuously The before the war.

order ends title.-Associated Press. the

of courier planes Use Japanese newspapers.-Associated Preas.

estination. There

incidents of demonstrations reported through- out the country. Those who ab elained from voting were either incours or taking walks in the sunshine.

How far Salazar's popularity gees will be known only when the percentage of those who voted la lutt known. week out

Tokyo, Nov. 1 aircraft. All privule

research and light training were outlawed in Japan to day by Allied Head- quarters command

R.A.F. FOOTBALL

Opposition lenders HELY that many Democrats and Liberais did nol

the uven Government declined to postpone the elections. Associated Press.

register

after

Chicago, Nov. 10,

Wisconsin firm is

for

A football match has been arranged between No. 5207 Squa- dron and Kat Che X1, from Hong hong Water Works. The game wil take place on Wednesday at the Portuguese Club, King's Park. Kick-off 4.15 p.m. The 6207 Squa will be na foliowo- stron team 10. Barker; Reed, Parker; Cpl. Queen, Cpl. Barnett, Dawn; Jones, Hewitt, Seddon, Murray and Shop- pard,

HAMBURG

Headaches Ahead

the

Was

and

For

Chungking Motorists

CHUNGKING, NOW 19.

IT IS A COUPLE OF MONTHS OFF BUT AMERICANS

AND EUROPEANS ARE

GENERALLY

AHEAD WITH MELANCHOLY

LOOKING.

TO JANUARY

FROM

THE

1.

WHEN CHINESE TRAFFIC SWITCHES LEFT HAND TO THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE ROAD.

THE NEW LAW WAS TO HAVE GONE INTO EFFECT MORE THAN A MONTH AGO BUT SOMEONE DECID- ED THAT THE POPULACE NEEDED. MORE. VANCE WARNING.

AD-

'mala

SOCCER

Hamburg, Nov. 1. A Scottish Football Association

tho through A jeep ride into town from clumping touring side drow 1-1 with a Bri- the prese hostel-abous three streets.. tiah Combined Services XI. here'

IN THE DARK this afternoon after leading 1-0 at milcs is a nightmaro now.

Take the horn away from tho half time.

What will it be when. everyone Chiness driver and ho fa lost. The Scots and Westcott of Manchester he is to be on, the correspon-to mosey along the wrong side of Garts of Morton scored for the is confused about witlich "Bide favourite sport of your driver, la City for the British forces. Adents nak. crowd of 45,000 saw a fast game.

-Router.

the road to avoid ruta and thon

RADIO

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1045. **MUSIC TILE"

ZBW HONGK N Breadcasting on

a Frequer cy of 640 li yetes and from 12.80 to 1 80 p.m. 6 80 to 8pm. and 9.00 to 1.49 pm aleo on 9,82 Mogaayalon

B.X.T.

19.50 p.m.-Dolly 'rogramme

mary

Bum

19.89 p.m.- Glo Miller & Or

chestra.

1.00 p.m.-Nows & Announcementa 126 p.m.-Light Orobertes 18slections, 2.00 p.m.--Okure Down

8.30 p.m.-Bobu bort's Symphony No. 4

in O Minor.

7:00 p.zt.--' and Rels Tho Naws, 7.35.pm.—"Ringets a Farada '--Bam

Oonto Hel Gia o, Pauls Oreos & Отроге

7.29 p.m. Folocti a from Glibort &*

Bu Ilvas Mikado,**

9.00 p.m. Da oo Programme.. 8.00 p.m. "Mu-ia Time". ENSA. 9.00 pan- Lo den Rolar--The News' 9.00 p.m-Mon énade~ “L, Old” L'allot

MUNC

9,20 pm.

Enric, Caca o Momorian.. 9.B) p.m."Music wika Lilt”...

INGA.

Land.ser.

10.12 pm. Musical Comly-Plane

wit Buby Howes. 10.00 pm,- The Light Bịmphony Or chooba with Margaret Bhatidan (Boprauo).

A Chinesa driver who has seen screech over just in time to avold 10.00 pm Plane Duets by Rasica &

an oncoming truck. too many American movies has got;

Though the left side to the pro- New York, Nov, 10. into the wild. iden that what the Oklahoma "A" and "M" cham-Americans want are chauffeuro per alde now no one seems to be around with impressed, trucks in the middle of plons of the Missouri Valley Con who can get you

the road swarging politely at the forence for the second, straight upend. He leaves behind you last moment. year won its 17th consecutive trail of frightened women and

One of the meat annoying habits victory over inter-collegiate rivals children while equally upset are is at night time when headlights It concluden "No single in- when they defeated Toxas 40 to the Joop occupanta.

are completely switched off when 11.00 p.m.-Glos Dowa vention by itself can make war on Saturday-Associatcil Press. Despite oft repeated Injunctions | another vehicle approaches. Since Programas marked. **NBA" RIO- tlon because of this can justify imposuible. No single Inven-

io "man toh"slow down-ho both do the same thing one is com-rpoort od specially for Berricos En'ortain-

mont by the Deparimas of Natlong), Mobile, Alabama, Nov. 19. steps on the gas and careens pletely in the dark.

Byrd, of Detroit, and around hundreds of rickshaws. China will be the second country Barelco Intortalamont cleaners spring the fu-Dutch Harrison of Littlerock, tied Pedestrians make matters mere-in-the-Orient: la came under the turo of peaceful poopies." Mr. Kwan said he would take a

Sokolov added flint, renotion-first place in the $10,000 Azalon involved by standing in the middle, spell of the American right-hand

Golf Tournament noriaus

with of the road darting to the side at side driving custom. The Philip- vlow of canes of this

ary forces are pushing countries cures of 208, Thor will play off the last moment.

pines, swarming with American Proprietors, nature; os the theft of sigm Ho accuses the reactionary towards a speed-up of arma da fanove xver 18 holes. Provincial elties like Kunming pray watches, switched to right- boards must be stopped.

band delving last Jung, Assoolat Sergeant Pockson was in charan prera" of England, America and mants-Asscolatod Prom and Ben Hogan finished third with offer even mare excitement in the

KERANA KORBA KEREMay Crafter 1970 and this way of chickens, piga and cows, od Frosa, įgaliotas tras

Union,"

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