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Ku Ya-to, oged"25; and six

It is hereby notilled that ap- plications for permission to hold Public Meetings and As semblies, etc., must be sent to (Continued From Page 11 Police Headquarters nt least

whose advisers) others appeared before Mr. Hin-

ten doy's

charge of Tai- shing Lo at Central' yesterday. before the date of

"One other important decision

political and They were charged with the al- holding any meeting

made by the council was to rush

the agency sald, leged robbery of two gold rings or Ант

military help to the American sembly and state clearly the

It added that should French in Indo-China

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to help States uk fali to halt the Com- from Chan Aght the Communista,

Kang-san at 412 wise permission may be with-million dollars worth of military periallam" would

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In his article, which claimed to ruvel what happened at the con- Terence. Peut son said: "Preshlent Truman presided and seemed as anxious m the military to do tonething about the strúlegte is- Jami of Talwan,

won and recommendaɑ the uac

of both United Staten troops

Assembly meets

Pope pilention for three days.

Detective Sul Inspector C.

remand for further Police in- quiries was granted,

Two soletiers and a

Wniter in- voived in a restaurant fracas on Eve were charged New Year's before Mr. P. X. d'Almada" at Kowloom yesterday and were re- ounded imitil tomorrow for heat-

Corporals A. Tavior and M. J Byrnes, both of the REME | Shanshupo Camp. were charged with obtaining $53.40 credit from "the | Chan Chi-lan, by meanin of fraud, while Lai Sung, waiter, 61 Nan Chang Street, was chacked with assaulting Byrties. Byrnes was also charger with assaulting Lol Sang.

In Talpah, members of the National Assembly today con vened the first peneral seston of the year, alming at restoring Generallasimo Chiang Kalichok to the Presidency, adda Reuter from Taipeh. The Generaliesine is still "1- daying" at the Sun and Muon Taiwan, giving "The Chief of Staff, General Lake in Central Oinar Bradley, and the Under. Fine to speculation that he i

1. Conferring Secretary of

with Inta of Defense, Mr.

Steve Early, pointed out that Gener: China situation;

Sluton representatives MacArthur wad urgently sabled Washington about Tal of the Presidency; and.

2.-Considering the resumption 3.--Planning the reorganisation of the Central Government.

The general feeling here is that American and is definitely coming Ceneral Bradley read a memo is based

within two months.

A total time at £300 was inflicted This feeling Broth General MacArthur suggest- Economic Cooperation Admistre

on the fact that the un Lau Yurt of the New China ae B1. Des Voeux Hoarl ing that the United States should testlan is dumping

cloth, medi-Central on (wo

ul take title to Taiwan and protect

fertilisers to selling goods above the control If with the American troops from nut supplies and

The Justice In checking prices with the price help

of Pence Japan General MacArthur just-stance of the Provincial Gov. Court yesterday bed this on the ground that ther

ernment under Mr, K, C, Wu.

Defectand was oned $230 for as been no Japanese peace treaty

The quarrel between Taiwanese selfing 24 this of corned beef, el, therefore, Talwan technically leaders is still going on but has Wilson Brand. for $38, the con- euld still be kept la Americans aut fared up in public. Mr. Wojtrol price being $28.

part of its loccupation is reported to be bending all his | Dedendami

additionally diy towards Jupan

efforts to settle the differenters be- Ved another $250 for selling ont tween the two belligerent Pai-¡ fin of connect beef 30 cents above wanese political faétions -- Asso- the control urice. A din of corneci ciated Press, United Press and bend easts $126. Defendant solci

it for .N

and naval vescia o block an Invasion by the Chinese Redu," Редгвор nuded.

hande as

Acheson's statement

The Secretary of State, Mr. Reuter Denn Acheson, however, argued unat Towary with no ke (iscere, where the Truman Doctrine hard been successful in Comin

I read detailed reports showing that Tatwan

SuppressLINK

watiny ovre-aneked island, Fult

of dissent elements, und

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

summonses

Messrs. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., LTD. while Japan had mistreated the have the pleasure of announcing that they have Tus anese people for more than been appointed Sole Agents for:—

U seis the Taiwanese hated

The Chinese even inore.

For.

when the Chinese omrarprest Taiwan in 1943, they mstituted a reign of terra worko Ban ang thing ever seen in Ger

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Mr Acheson said he thought it would be most unwise to despatch | inen iloa chaotic allusion whern Trejur Horse revolt at any thow could end the last drop of

hinese resistance.

He also opposed sending mill- tazy staff support to China. Mr. Acheson said Biltain would re- cognise China in about a week, and that Britain would also sup- port Bed China for a set on the United Nations Security Council.

the Chinese United Nations recognition, Mr. Acheson held, they could bring the United States before the Coun- C on charges of aggression-s we occupy Talwon.

secure

"In the end Mr. Acheson won aver buth President Truman and the military," Mr. Pearson seiu.

Rad allegation

This Communist New China News Agency alleged tonight that

secret agreement and

been enched between The American Government and the Chinese Na- tionalista in Taiwan, adds a Reu- Ter

report from San Francisco, This signified that America had deelded to further ald the Nation- alists in their resistance to the Communists and, furthermore, to turn Taiwan into a strategic base for "invading China's mainland and opposing the peoples of Asia," It is alleged.

The agency sald that the secret: agreement stipulated that Ame- rica would supply the Nationalists with 16 naval vessels, arms and equipment for Ave divisions, installations and aircraft

rader

spare parts, the remaining loan! of US$90,000,000 and the appro- priation of US$75,000,000 by the United States Congress for uld to China generally,

In return the Nationalists would reform the Government in Taiwan, Install political and military administrators chosen by America and the admission of a

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Russian no longer compulsory

Belgrade, January 2. The Central Committee of the Yugoslay Communist Party has removed. Russian from the list of compulsory: high school studies fand decreed thunt in futute the Soviet language. would compete on an equal basis with English, German and French for "student interest.

The directive, was 'contained In

resolution, on schools

and education, adopted by the Cen- tral Committee at a two-day plenary session held on December 20-30. An official summary of the session, released tonight, said: "It is incorrect to give priority to one or another, foreign langu- ugo because our country needs students who know at least one of the so-called great languages.

The resolution directed that, starting next: September, second ary school.

* must study

BRücktarn German

or

French for alght years. In addi tion, a second language, must bo taken during the final four years. Since the liberation, Ruislan has been a compulsory subject for all Yugnathy secondary, chibol pupils -Unitód: Prét 20

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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay.

The Authority, ansAuthorlifest

CONTEST 18 MORE FUN

گرد

card losers un the

If spades. West had used his A, the rest IT MAY BE profitable to have wild have been a cinch. But things Ro right along in your West let the K go by, also the J. Tavour, with your opponents mak-which was then overtaken by the occasional matabez thuf ५. South brought forth the spade stooth your path to

success, Bul 10 and discarded the club 4 on it. it at nearly as much fun as West studied and noted that, if having them put up a real bal-

ho didn't use his heart A now the against you. The fine player for ruffing. South could discard another club on the next spade, so he used the big trump.

gets his greatest kick out of al- taining good results against the best kind of opposition. As 33

matter of fael, the contest ele- West was in more trouble than

ment furnishes the only funda- mental reason for the existence | N of such things as games,

SAJ 10 #4 Il Q 6 2 D2 87

SQ 8 0 3

11 7 7 W ED 10 § 2

C KJ 102 S

SKA

HA 54

D K Q

C S 3

N

63

C 9 8 7

S 7 2

ИК 10 ра DA 4

(Dealer: Wost. East-West val-

ever now, since he had only dia- monds and clubs left. He knew that, if he led diamond, Southy could ruff it with the dummy's heart 6 and discard club on the trick. So he chosa what seemed the lesser of evils, his club East played the K, which, the A killed. The club Q.won and the was ruffed with the heart 0. That left South nothing but the heart und 10, which took the last two. tricks.

Tomorrow's Problem

SAJO

1 6 4 2

DK Q 5

CJ 10 7 5

nerable).

Wort

North East

South

1 D

I S

Pass

2 H

S 7 6 5

Pars Pass

3 9

Paso

3 C

HAK 10

3 н

Puso

4 1

0 3

D 10 G 4 3

9

South Raw at

once the value c of dummy's spade suit. So, upon winning the diamond K lead with the A, he led the spade 7, pre- pared to try two finesses. West Interfered by coming in with the

N

SK Q 8

2

WEHQJ 75

8 10 4 3

D 8 7 2

C$ 4

JI 0 DAJ 9

CAKQ8 3 2

(Dealer:

West.

North-South

K and the A won. The J then was led and won by the Q. East vulnerable). scored his diamond 10 and led

the 6, which South ruffed

How should South seck his 5- Now the declarer tried to clear Clubs against the heart K and A trumps quickly, so he could dis- leads?

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Amateurs, 0. Swift, 0, Sphere: 1114 Part of Untruth, 13 Tensure, 18:30ent, 10MERI

Blimp: 19 Aperture, 20 Tepid, 21

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travele

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