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A

OF 319 IN 4 HOURS

"Nottingham, June 7.

record-breaking third wicket partnership of 319 NCU 1,000

in four hours between Alan Melville, who was 183 not out, and Dudley Nourse, out for 149,

enabled South Africa to score 376 for three

wickets against England by the close of play today in the first Test-match of South Africa's present tour,. -

175

Yds. Sprint

London, Juna 7.

Reg Harris of the Manchester Wheelers won the National The visitors had piled up 203 runs for the loss of Cyclists Union thousand yards.

only two wickets at the tea interval.

sprint championship at Herne The third

Ken wicket sland was | renched his centary

H befe today, beating in the highest for South Africa in minutes,

Marshall of the Polytechnics by any Test match, their previous highest being 200 by Jack Siedly deed 100 runs, and after reach-fourth successive victory in this The first hour after te pro- half a length, making it Harris'

and Bruce Mitchell in Capetowning 151 in 280 minutes Melville in the 1930-31 series.

offered his first chance, skying

hug

event.

Marshall led until the inst 50

as when Harris sped past him to complete the last furlong In 12.6 seconds, which was the fastest furlong of the day. Ixw Pond beat Tommy Godwin for third place.-Reuter,

They have caled on Mayor K.C. WI nod demanded-

The previous bent for any ball from Cook, which Marun, tramelince release of the stu- wiekot in the Eugland v. Southfielding deej, got both hands to dents or the publication of Afrien Tents was 280 by Paul, but dropped. evadentre Justifying their debt and R Edrich for Eng- Redion. They told reporters and at Durban in the 1938-39

Melville played a superb in that the Meyer offered them Tests.

nings which

fur gues The alternatives:-

Melville and Nurse continued; Justed nearly six hours. Fifteen 1. The students must be de to push the ragged England of his strokea produred fours,

Naoking, June 8. tained for a period of recdura-attock after the tea interval to

The Taiwan People's As- tion," with those not seriously day and rans enme

Nours, playing sound andsembly and National Assembly so quickly impleated being released after that the partnership reached 200nterprising cricket, batted four delegates today sent a telegram the teaming Anal examina-n 150 minutes. tions and the rest being set free

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Premier Of Hungary's Statement

Budapest, June 7,

The New Hungarian Premier, Lajos Dinnyes, said in a statement to a foreign press conference today that: "nobody can withdraw the right from us or object to our-intention to develop the clusest collaboration with Soviet Russia,' Replying to a United Press cor criminalion among them. Paul respondent's question DEL what Asser, former Minister to Paris, Hungary's attitude would be if resigned formally and did not. The case is submitted to the Unite, make impossible his Nations, Dinnyes said, "The Hun-return to Hungary. The case of

eventum garian Government would nut Ferenc Gordon is much sudder keep any secrets whatever and and he will not represent Bun- would answer every question be.gary in Switzerlarid any more." fore the United Nations Urganiza Dinnyes said, "It is very hard Ton as well."

to, chorncterize the attitude Dinnyes adried. In a prepared | Bolu Aedahazi-Kasnyn, our Minis. statement, "The Hungarian Gov-ter in Ankara. His leaving his post ernment invariably holds on to its is not a political but a criminal opinion that it will keep up the question ns he took away the cush Eelosest collaboration with all de. of the Legution."

mocratic powers--the United States, Britain and first of all with Soviet Hussla, Nobody can with draw the right from us to build up the most friendly relations with our neighbours and no one can

old, "The crisis was brought Dinnyes, replying to a question,

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S.S. HANGSANG”

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TERMS FOR PEACE IN INDO-CHINA

Saigon, June 7.

Dr. Ho Chi Minh, President of the Viet Nam Gov- crnment, today expressed a belief that "the resumption of negotiations between the French and the Viet Namese Nationalists which have been broken off at present-would- be facilitated if the French Government made a fresh and clear declaration regarding Viet Nam in the same way as the British did for India and Burma,"

Replying to a special ques-defend democracy in small

special courier. tionnaire by Reuter sent him by countries as well as in big na- Dr. Ho Chi tions and eralenyour that the Minh declared: "The Viet Nam nights guaranteed by the Atlan- problem is not A domestic tie and San Francisco Charters Affair of France and we will are enjoyed by alt peuples alike. bring our problem before the United Nations Assembly when necessary,"

Of the attitude of the Big Powers to Viet Nam. he said:" China is bratherlike, America is friendly and the British per- haps neutral.”

"To Asia and India: All Anis- tir brothers: help your Viet Namese brothers in their strug- Namese people are "pledged to carry on the fight until unity- and freedom are achieved."

Dr. Ho Chi Minh concluded his reply to the questionnaire

• "Recognition of Viet Nam with the following: - unity and indepemlence are our

world: "A message to the tainumum terms and conditions All democrats throughout the for pure," he said, "By unity ale for unity and independence. I mean the formation of Cochin We rely on alt moral China, Annum and Tonkin into material you are, able to give a single unitary type of govern- us."-Reuter. ment which each country will have autonomous governmenta controlled by and be responsible

Jon central government."

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Unlea

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