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Plotters rounded up in South Korea

Seoul, May 25..

South Korean officials announced today the arrast of several score. Communist plotters, includ- ing some highronking Southern Army officers and at least one condidate for the Assembly in next Tuesday's election.

The exact number under arrest was uncertain. The prosecutors office said 112. The No- tional Police Chief, Kin Toi Sun, said more than 100.

He left the impression that he and the prosecutor were dealing with different groups, making a total of possibly more than 200.

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Education

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The highlight of the month was the laying of the foundation stone of the new Queen's College by the Governor.. The large number of guests who attended The prosecutor said the top at

an awkward time in plotter was Sun Sal. Baik, whe threatening weather showed the come to South Korea from China Importance which everyone at- in 1940 and then went to North tuched not only to the event itself Koren and arranged a plot with but everything for which it stood. Kim Il Sung, Chairman of the

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SALARIES AND ANNUITIES

TAX RETURNS

very

Taking into account the cost of the bullding,.equipment and Sung's Kroup was called the surrounding ground each place in North Korean Labour Party's the school will cost $2,200. Similar Political Commission in South secondary provision in England Korca.

works out at $4,650.

The Army officers' names were not disclosed..

Leaders bagged.

The pollee chief said documents The public are reminded confiscated by his men indicated that Salaries and Annuities that more than 20 different or- RADIO REPAIRS performed by Tax Returns for 1950/51 (1.2.ganisations were in on the plot trained technicians under foreign Income from employment, etc. and that its overall command wat supervision. Modern, Accurate for the year ended March 31, the so-called "Formers and La methode-no guesswork. Repairs 1950) are due for submission bourers Unification Democratic

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The Hong Kong Teachers' An- sociation is ready to take up the cudgels on behalf of any of its members who may be "wrong- fully dismissed or whose condi- tions of employment are unsatis-

In factory. It is, however, reliably reported that many teachers private schools who wish to join the Association are unwilling to do so because of the threat of dismissal if they become mem-

He said that the leaders. Fol bers. Any person who has receiv-Chus. Hus and. Kin Sam Yong. but who were under arrest and that re-

showed membership by

the disloyal groups

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May 20, 1950,

MARINE DEPARTMENT NOTICE NO. 12 OF 1950

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Monday, May 29, 1950, hav- ing been declared as a gen- eral holiday, this Department will be closed with the excep- tion of:-

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candidates for the Assembly. The prosecutor said one Assembly candidate was under arrest.

Of the 000 schools. In the are inspected each Colony, 300 month as compared with 50 pre- viously. This has been made possible by re-organisation within The prosecutor reported that great benefit to many schools the Department and is proving of the plotiers sought the co-opera- through the advice and assistance tion of a group of Assembly given to Headmasters and tes- candidates known as Middle of

chers. In other schools it pro-

the Roaders but who two years vides a fairly effective check on ago Vainly tried to form a coal-political activities. tion government for all Korea.

Two wireless sets, $14,800 in cash and some gold, plus a num ber of documents, were reported seized in the raids during the past week-Associated Press.

POLICE NOTICE

unclaimed The following property is in Police Custody. Will any claimants communi- cate with the Divisionul Superintendent, Kowloon City Police Station.

1/ 18K Gold Dogma Wrists Walch with an expanding bracelet.

2/ A flower patterned 14

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May. 26, 1950,

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An exhibition of photographs

depicting madly aspects of cho life in England and America is being shown at various centres in Hong Kong and Kowloon. At a conservative estimate 10,000 chil- dren and their teachers have al- ready seen it and many more are expected to do before the ex- hibition moves to the New Terri- torics.

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strips, pictures, slides and even actual experiments. Al- ready, much of this equipment which is valued at $30,000 has arrived and the remainder is ex- pected shortly.

'In a recent memorandum a dia- Polish educationist tinguished now in exile gives a vivid pic- ture of Communist education in the satellite countries. He states that no terature from the West is to be found; history is being falsified, but not only in school books

in advanced text-books: Science, literature and the arts must conform to Marxist prin- gen-munist Party. Much of the train- ciples and the ideas the Com-

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School curricula have been re- modelled in such a manner that the teacher has become two- thirds Communist propagandist and one-third educator.)

Senator's plan for Indo-China

Washington, May 25. Road between. Tung. Lo Wan Senator, Ralph Flanders. Applications ghould be made Roat and Sunning Road will Vermont Republican, today 'n duplicate, together with test be closed to West bound traffic urged that U.S. medical and timonials and the names of except buses from 08.00 hours agricultural

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He believed that the most ape preciated, and the least expensive service the United States could render Indo-China, would be a medical misalon,

There was now iernily no 'medicine-in ^rurál "Indo-China. /;

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Flanders in a state- ment prepared --for - the Senate: added that another opportunity for the United States to improve "Its standing in Indo-China whult, be to help the natives, lopbayo their agricultural Cinethedisi

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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

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FOLLOW BETTER ODDS

West scored the club K and Q and Ecat ruffed the A so he could WHAT'S the use of hitching lead back his diamond Q. A quick your fate to a worse-than-even-glance showed South a' way which contract- can could bring him his money proposition if you have better odds in your favour? win that trick with the diamond That is the cholce when you sc- A. clear trumpe and use spades lect a method of play for

Your i to discard his two little diamonds. contract whose success depends But, when he cathed the queen, on finding the outstanding six A and K of spades, West dis- cards of some suit evenly divided. carded a club, showing South that The chance

chances are Kalast that East had the spades blocked. working, as almost every bridge Only one diamond got discarded player knows. If you can find an on the ault, and the other proved. alternative plan which will par the loser that lost the contract. out if the suit is divided in the A very simple infely play i

South have protected more probable way-four, to one would defender and two to the other against the 4-2 division of spades that is the course to take.

He should havo scored only two Trumpa, then led two high spades, followed by a low one, which he rufted in his own hand with n high trump. The third trump lead would have put him back in dummy then to score the rest of the spades and shed both of his losing diamonds. If he had re quired three discards on spades to make his contract, he would have had to play as he did. But needing only two, the safety play was indicated.

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