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RACE 1
Stirling Castle
Flying Wheel
Gypsy
Outsider: Smaki Dragon.
RACE 2
The Tigress
United Victory
Ringwood
Outsider: The Stranger.
RACE 3
Harvest Field
- Kingway
Lake Success
Outsider:-Filibuster 11.
Top Hat
'RACE 4
Alomke Power
Dobutente
Outsider: Soolaunpots.
RACE 5
Wonderful Giri
Ironside
The Kam Lung
Outsider:-Ding How.
Bambi
RACE 6
Arabian Dagger
World Peace
Qutalder-Locky Starter.
Bankfoot
Fire-glo
Norseman
RACE 7
Outsider:--Prince Dablia.
RACE 8
Squadron Leader
London 17
Gold Medal
Outsider: The Lioness.
RACE 9
Sparkling Eyes
Empress of Peace
Batticfleki
Outsider:-Rowanglen.
Minx
Aan Hing
Xerxes
RACE 10
Outsider:-Lucky Strike.
RACE 11
Midnight Express
Big Bluff
Angus II
Outsider:Jackal.
By "The Turf”
RACE I
Flying Wheel
Small Dragon
Kingisher
Outsider:Peacock.
~Dante
Ringwood
RACE 2
The Stranger
Outsider: The Tigress
Diana
RACE 3
Harvest Fiold
Spotted Deer
Outsider:-Ringway.
RACE 4
Lana
Sookumpots
Harmony
Outsider:-Oakland Bridge.
RACE S
Wonderful Girl
Rine
Sulphur
Outsider:-Mercury
Highlight
Pay Day
RACE 6
Egyptian Field
Outsider-Scafire.
RACE 7
Norseman
Bankfoot
Prince Dahlia
Outsider:-Goodwood.
London 17
RACE 8
Squadron Leader
Gold Medal
Outsider:-Century.
Pegasus
Rowanglen
RACE 9
Empress of Peace
Outsider:-Sparkling Eyes.
RACE 10
My Darling
Minxx
Xerxes
Outsider Aan Hing
RACE 11
National Glory Gangway
Krazy Kat
Outsider-Goldfield.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1951,
"Ike" With CHINESE
His Aldes
Vietminhese Stage Big Attack
Saigon, Apr. 6.
A military communique announced on Friday Com- munist Vietminh troops launched a large-scale at- tack on communications be tween Hanoi and the French supply port of Haiphong on Wednesday night but were thrown back with more than 2,000 casualties.
The communique sald four rebel regiments out of a forec of two divisions grouped in the arct Launched an attack on Д 20-mile front in the direction of Sept Puzoties, on the supply route between the two clifes.
The communique said the assault was repelled by French and friendly Vietnam troops, and the rebels lost 500 dead and more than 1,500 wounded. The attack | lasted well into. the morning of
Thursday.
General
Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Comman- der in Europe, recently met the heads of SHAPE Northern Command for a conference in Paris. Picture shows, left to right, Lt-Gen. Wilhelm
Tangen-Hangsteen (Norway), Lt-Gen. Ebbe Gortz
Ad- (Denmark), miral Sir Patrick Brind (Britain) and Major- General Robert K. Taylor (United States).
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Peking's Request Rejected
Mission Not To Be Allowed In Malaya
London, Apr. 6.
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REDS GIVE
PEACE SIGN Suggestion
Modifying Text Of
Trygve Lie Is Not Very
Optimistic
Lake Success, Apr. 6.
Rebuffed By Truman
Washington, Apr. 6.
The White House said today that there has been no change in policy against the use
of Chinese Nas tionalist-troops to help win- the Korean war.
The Presidential Press Secretary, Mr Joseph Short, rebuffed indirectly a sug gestion by General Mac Arthur and said the policy
tionalist troops in the Far East remains unchanged. He added that as far as he knew no change of polley is in prospect.
Mr. Trygve Lie, United Nations Secretary-against using Chinese Na General, declared today that, as there was no sign of any Communist peace move in Korea, the United Nations had no alternative but to continue the battle with all the force it could safely commit. He was speaking at his last press conference here before leaving on a trip to the Middle East.
Mr Lie still hoped that there would be a cease- fire soon, but added, “This is only a hope. It is not a prediction."
He recalled that there were many channels through which cease-fire negotiations could be
atatements
He would not comment directly on Gen. MacArthur's included a which warning that the Communist bid for global conquest centres in Asia. The policy to which Mr Short reformed was Presl
Truman's announcement).
dent
Jap Peace undertaken. These included the United Nations fast efte
Treaty
headquarters, diplomatic contacts or through military channels in the field.
He refused to comment on ro- cent
General statements by Douglas MacArthur, Including his offer to negotiato a cease- fire directly through field com- manders.
Mr Lle said that the United
Washington, Apr. 6. The State Department said today that it had already decided to recommend some changes and additions to Nations maintained its primary the draft of the Japanese objectives in Korea-to regel
and restore peace treaty recently cir aggression
peace calated to other interested and security and to establish u united, froe and democratic governments.
Karen. Mr Michael McDermott, State Mr Lie said, "So long as the Department spokesman, sald other side continues to Aght that the first tentative draft, the United Nations must seek although reflecting the type of to achieve these goals by mill- treaty which Mr John Fosterbary means in Korea,
Blways described bearing Dulles had already
ing in miral that the pur- publicly, did not necessarily ro- pase of the United Nations in
Bot the
to kercsen the danger od Conflict
fect the anal view of the United, this setion to diminish States,
He said that the United States
the had not made public and had no intention of
STOP PRESS
Dina House Tragedy
Police Statement
of last June 27, calling upon Generalitesimo Chiang Kai-shek to to cease all air and sen
oper tions by his Nationalist forces against the mainland from their
on Formosa. Thi came two days after the North Lighting broke out. My Truman ordered the US Seventh Fleat to prevent any Red attack on Formdra or Nationalist at- tacks on the mainland.
Korean
Later, an offer by Chiang of 33,000 troops for use in Korea was turned down
"MIGHT BE IN ORDER”
Gen. MacArthur, in a letter revealed on Thursday by the House Republican leader, Joveph Martin Jr., agreed with Martin that Nationalist assaults as aidh to the struggle in the Fur Eset might be in order.
Gen, MacArthur's statementa flared up demands in the Con
ess to
untie Gen. MacArthur's handa" Republicans generally supported General's slute
the
ment that if Commnumlambis Asia, Europe's fall is inevitable, Reporters, questioned Mr Short change cluded President
in the Formosan polles,
document workderrig. irto, a third Dina House tragedy yester- | Extensively Patiout prospecte odi
of
Asked about the danger war he said, "I still think that
worki..war.
Mr Lie so said that
he
In connection with the
day afternoon when • Mrs which Gwenyth Margaret Hock man's plan to leave the islands The Colonial Secretary, doing so.
red. He said Mr James Griffiths, today to a chemont wees Copart but it will take time."
Mr McDermott was referring the difficulties will be settled ridge was found in her room future to the United Natione -
with a gunshot wound in the offer peace is restored.
he knew of none. “ He added, "I still do not head and subsequently died He also refused to comment refused to allow a mission purporting to be a text of the think that there will be a third on the way to hospital, the on a number of questions about The communique ‘also an- from China to go to Malaya American draft tready. nounced strong rebel guerille to examine the conditions
Police issued a statement clined to comment on a report
Gen. MacArthur, Mr Short de Buenos Aires, Apr. 6,
He said, "As previously an- 155 wooks ago between Mr John activity in sectors near Haiphong Britain and
nounced, the United States thought his statement on Korea this morning that they are
in would that President „Truman the Argentine Edwards, the Economic Secre- and Hanoi, French troops mop of the Chinese there. agreed carly today on the re-tary to the British Treasuryped up gueritas on wooded spots
some days ago did hand-con- would certainly be studied by pursuing active enquiries. like to recall Gen. MacArthur. sumption of meat, shipments to and the Argentine Minister of at Mount Bavi, 30 miles north-
He told the House of Com-identiality to representatives of the Feking Government though The investigating officers Nor would be say whether the
a tentative and he could not say whether they have not, as yet, reached result of Gen, MacArthur's G Britain, according to Argentine Economy, Dr Roberto Ares.-west of Hanol, where the Vist mons that on March 8 the chair- Ailled powers
draft of a
Into consideration minhese established
Peking suggestive bases for man of a borty in
in future plans,
any definite conclusions, treaty" their abortive drive on Hanoi styling itself the
Rellet Com- inst Jananay,
it was understood, was Mr Lie was leaving for Paris mittes for Overseas Chinese a.working
subject to
tonight on the first leg of a In Central Vietnam, according Refugees from Malaya serta allemation and changes, which courtesy visit to Yugoslavis and
communique, strong telegram to the Prime Minister, the United States Itself. might six Middle East countries reconnaissance forces Mr Clement Attlee, announcing want to propose and, of course, Greece, Eubtot
the Syria, dispersed rebel groups, killing 24
that his committce had subject to considerations ad- Lebanon, Turkey and Israel. Vietminhest.--United Press.
organised an investigation team vancod by other Government. The visit Ps to last from to go to Malaya to investigate "CERTAIN CHANGES"
April 12 to 20. conditions. of "suffering over- Since this first bentative druft Mr Lic said his next trip sens Chinese."
SOLICES,
Router.
They eald- that an announce-
RATION INCREASED ment would be made today or
London, Apr. 6. tomorrow. Argentine suspended meat shipments to Britain last The Ministry of Food today
the moat ration July when the British rejected raised the British
• demand for a provisional to 10 pence worth a weels from French price inercase to £87 a ton. eightpence effective on Aprit
The talles were begun about 15.-United Press.
COMMENT OF THE DAY
Si
to
A Muddled Policy
to
IR Ralph Stevenson, the British
returning Ambassador, is Cairo today to resume negotiations with the Egyptian Government on revision of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty. It is to be fervently hoped that he will carry with him instructions of a nature that will demonstrate the time has passed for any further vacillation by Britain on this subject. Britain's, weakness towards Egypt has been almost incredible. During the war Bri- tain defended hor from invasion and confined the enemy's efforts to the desert. This was accomplished with British and Commonwealth troops. The Egyptian Army contributed nothing: but behind the screen of British and Commonwealth forces the Egyptian civillans earned masses of sterling which were piled up as a huge debt from Great Britain to Egypt. These were for services rendered; but the counter-service which Britain. rendered should, when the war was over, have been brought into the balance. That was never done, and when the issue was debated recently in the House of Commons, there was no suggestion from the Government that the latest
· arrangement- provided: for. Its inclusion in futuro negotiations. It is possible, however, that the Government, cons scious of public feeling, lins changed Ite attitude and that Sir Ralph Steven son has been empowered to insist on 4 a satisfactory solution. The fact is the history of Anglo-Egyptián. A rela tions since 1945 has been one of unilateral concessions on the part of- Britain. She cleared her troops out of Cairo and Alexandria without receiving
in return any firm undertaking as to on the Suez Canal. Britain's future
She has been subjected ever since to threats of ejection, Coupled with similar threats of Egyptian annexa- tion of the Sudan.
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circulated, the United of this sort, he hoped, would States has itself decided to no-be to For Eastern countries Arrangements for entry per commend certain changes and though no date had yet been
were asked for, Mr additions so that texts present- Griffiths sald,
Ly circulated, although in substance reflecting general
which Mr Rellet the type of troaty
The next day this Committee issued
AIMS AND PRINCIPLES ·
London, Apr. · 5........ The American draft of
the
a statement Dulles described in consider- which appeared in the press in able detail in his Los Angeles Proposed declaration of aims and principles by the 14 United Ching. It is pertape sufficient address of March 31, do not in Nations members having troops for me to say that this abusive respect to details and concrete in Korea was still under con- statement is a dishonest and as language necessarily reflect the
a Foreign
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Communist firal views of the United States,erations mid bere today.
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transparent In order to keep
MmoDVIG as any I have seen," much less those of other He added that discussions, o Mr Griffiths mid.
Governments whose comments the draft were still going "We have nothing to hido but are now being awaited.
Mr McDermott cald that he through usual channels between equally we have no intention did not know if the American the interested countries. whatsoever of permitting such
rulesion now
a later changes had already been com or at
municated to the 18. Interested date to enter Malaya."
Governments. 'THE FACTS KNOWN
up a semi-war with Israel, Egypt illegally denied passage through the Canal to British oil tankers and White- hall tamely submitted to the injury. use her Egypt has been allowed to sterling balances to obtain jet fighters and other war materials though Bri tain could not really afford to export them. Moreover there is evidence that Egypt's neighbours in the, Middle East regard British policy as a sign of weakness and inertin and are willing to try and capitalise on it. Develop monta in, Persia and the agitation over oll concessions in Iraq are pointers. It is imperative to bring a blindly in- fatuated people to see reason, and Bri- tain cannot afford to throw away unilaterally any means she may pos sess for recalling them to realities. It is quite clear that greater firiness is. needed in British Middle Eastern
does not mean "an". policy. Firmness old-fashioned John Bull attitude.to- wards tho Astatic.pooples. But it does mean showing them unmistakably~ that it pays to be Britain's ""friends and does not pay to injure her. It also means that while Britain does all she can, to help the Middle Eastern pepples to Improve their economie) atatus, they! should not be allowed, to forget that the greatest factora: fi economic progress are the rule of law and the ertain observance of cops.
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He said that he was: not able to say if the purported text
The spokesman, in answering a question, it that the British vlow' had always been that the fighting should be limited to Korea. It was authoritatively stated last week that the de- claration on the United Nation
"There is a fes and inde- was authentic, fald that the sims in Korea would not be in-
pendent press in Malaya and The
the facts of the altumtion there United States had warned definitely delayed. are known to all," Mr Grifiths Russia to sign the American Some earlier, prvers reports had said. The great majority of drafted treaty, or risk repudia- suggested that the, declaration. the Chinese In Malaya are tion of the Yalta Agreement might not be made in view of peaceful, contented
Law-awarding the Kurlie Islands the recent interional develop. abiding citizens. They have and Sakhalin to Russia, 15 ments but the spokesman shen
the nothing bo fese except from According to the report, the discounted thoro and described terrorist movement, whose ob- treaty draft recognised the war-them of incorrect. Router. Ject is to create disortier in time award to Russia but added
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Malaya and the majority of that the Japanesets, uite or S'pore Rubber
whose victim Chineno,
in
"The 11,000 Chinese held detention camps in Malaya ure in the main allers who have been, actively helping the ter
not "confer rights,
benenta to or upon any state unless and until it signs and ratifies and, adheres to this treaty Routere:
Market Eases
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facts when they are, deported.
Bizapore, “Apr: §. The Blogpore rubber market
uncertain
the. effect, of Malayas consnær of "rubb exports which was appounced
-The price, dropped four antle use of the Star Ferry plers have hit cola a pound after a fall of "In-», conclusion. I think that bean complated and this morn- one saxe a inéz 'vents yesterday, the Home should. Isport that miz both berths on each side of been the barbou were in ure with received from
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It is officially learned that a man will be charged at Central Magistracy today with possession of the gun alleged to have been used in the shooting.
LUCAS
President plans any action a
pression in a letter that isin Chinese forces Formosa logic "of meeting force with maximum
counterforce. United Press,
would not. conflet with the
Admiral Andrewes Arrives Here
Vice Admiral Sir W. G.“An- dreweg: KBE, CB Flag Officer Second-In-Command. Far East Station, arrived on the HMS Belfast this. morning, An #x-
change of salutes, was fired.
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