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Zaslavsky linked the recent U.S. Congressional appropriations for intelligence operations with the demand of American editors for freedom of information,

He added: "Freedom of the "T addition to supplying press is tantamount to freedom vicious misinformation, which is they of espionage and freedom to ur- only part of their work, Kanise anti-government cons- perform more important piracies in. Eastern Europe." such as serving as liaison

As examples, he cited recent tween Embassies and reactionary conspiracy trials in Hungary, Ru-conspirators." mania Bulgaria and Czecho- Zaslavsky said that from the slovakia, in which Anglo-Auner- very beginning of the revolution Untoh knew there ican Journalists figured with of the Soviet

clul diploma's,

were such correspondents. cerne from American newspapers and press, associations. He said:

The

combination of journalist

Kai Tak Is

Inadequate

Mr. Klingenberg sahl: "RAF strength at Hong Kong's airport, Ku Tak, is being rebuilt to meet; the expected threat of the Com- wunists.

"Litest reports indicate that one squadron of Spitfires will be

down up from Maluya, led by ace New Zealander, Squadron Leader Robert Duncan Yule.

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UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL

ROBERT WALKER

whe

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characterisingi non phenomenon

capitalist journalism."

le,

listext 05 "well known

Bullitt,

former splex" William U.S. Ambassador to Russia; Wi- Hum White, American correspon- dent: Anna Louise Strong. Amer- ican writer recently expelled from the Soviet Union for

from the

alleged

Robert correspon- after being

Anta-

Kal Tak is inadequate as a military airfield, according to Mr. Gus Klingenberg, writing in "The China Press" of Shang-espionage Mugidoff, hal esterday.

dent also expelled accused of being a spy,

Zaslavsky quoted extensively best-selling Russian by American-born hella Bucar, who recently Have up her U.S. citizenship to stay in the Soviet Union. He and the book unfolds a picture of Amer- ican journalists being trained to go to the Soviet Union under the auspices of United Stater inteill

Coincidentally with gence organs. pearance of Zaslavaity's article, before theme

new play expounding the same

opened last night an enthusiastic nudience compostel of the Russian intelligentsia.

Written

the Turn brothers, by the new dramu is calle

"Man- Alle" and depicts sien in the consular secretaries of a certain lengue with a well-known radto unspecified Enbassy as being in correspondent to collect

secret Information-United Press,

cutiers."

"What is not readily appreciat- m that ed, possibly even now, Kal Tak cunnot accommodate many more combat aircraft and additional Ughting strength is assigned to the Crown Colony must be limited to aircraft

"Shortly

the after the war," Shanghai writer reminisced, "we flew down to Kai Tak when its full protective free was on the ground. We saw about a squadron of Seafires, a few Fireflies and The RAF Seagulls and two Vallants. These were Novat aircraft, showing was poor; a handful of Dakotas and Sunderlands.“

IN THE GOODS of ALEXANDER JONA- whatever THAN LEWIS, late of No. 256, Wanchai Road, 2nd floor, Victoria. in the Colony of Hong Kong, Clerk, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court is by virtue of Seellons 36 of the Probates Or

Order finance, 1897, made an Hunting the time for creditors and others to send in their claims against the above estate to the 31st day of May, 1949. All creditors and others are accordingly required to

INSPECTOR'S

their claims to the undersigned ASHES SCATTERED

on or before that date.

Early yesterday

morning,

Dated the 3rd day of May, the waters around Port Island 1049.

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By Order,

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LITTLE FLOWER CLUB

Owing to unforeseen cir- cumstances the

-the scene of the cold-blood- ed murder of three police officers-received the ashes of Inspector R. F. C. Olivier, in a short, quiet but impressiva ceremony attended by a num- ber of his brother officers and friends.

Superintendent Turner of the Marine Police led the procession from Kowloon and took part in the ceremony, assisted by Chief Inspector Gowans and others, In- cluding C Bowels, SI Rose, SI MacKenzie, S1 Stewart, SI Mac- Donald, Mr. Stewart Woods and Mr. May.

A small party of the Marine Police was also in attendance.

The procession started from Tsanshatsui at 8 o'cluck yester- day morning. In the cur on both sides of the casket, containing the ashes of, the dond officer, were Superlatendent Turner and CI Gowan

The party arrived at the Taipo railway pler, where the casket was transferred to Number 3 Inunch, escorted by Number 4 and 5 Customs launches to Port Island.

Arriving at the spot where the murder's were commited last scattered the Friday, SI Rose ashes of the late Inspector RF.C. Sandwich Olivier. Dance which was to have been held on Tuesday, May 10, has been postponed indefinitely.

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The party of Police, before the ceremony, was lined in formation and as the ashes were being cast all stond to attention for three minutes, the officers'aniuting. ·

The launchen then de a cruise round the area droppinx w number of wreaths into the sea.

$700 CLAIMED IN LITIGATION

The sum of. HK$700, in res- pect of machines sold and de-

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Plaintiffs are being represented by Mr. B. N. Cooper: Mr. C. Y Kwan is for the defendants, The Moura, Goddard. Donglar case. is being taken by Mr. Jus- will attend at 10 am, on Montice Scholes, Acting Patate Judge, daya and Thursdays within the at the Summary Court.

››Plaintiffs claim that the sum in free, storage period to survey dispute is the amount due by tho damaged cargo, and consignees defendants for the goods sold and are requefied to have their delivered on January, 125, to 27: TOPTOURISTASĪTM present,“ „Unless Plaintiffs further alleged that they coralineen representatives are supplied certain machifica to, bre present at the Harvey no daima | Au“ Charg on the authority of can thereafter be admitşéd, but

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