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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951,

Yankees Win Second Twenty-Four Admirals At Mail

Game In The World Series

New York, Oct. 5.

The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 3-1 today in the second game of the baseball world series to tie the best of seven games' contest. The Giants won the opening game 5-1 on Thursday.

The Yankees, winners of the American League, got away to a fast start and were never headed. They scored a run in each of the first two innings, one of them a homer, and one more in the eighth.

Living

Language

Why We Bay Academy.

This word is a good example of how a man can have un immortal name without very much being

known about hlm. Academus

WAS a hero of ancient Greece to whom a grove,

and

later R gymnasium, were dedicated on the river Cephismus, Rear Athens. In this grove Plato, greatest of Greek thinkers, taught. his scholars and но the word "academy" 16 mean a school.

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Began At The Wrong End

London, Oct. 5. Belgrade Radio, sold today that the two chief defendants

m0:

14 Yugoslavs on trial for espionage

charge:l with sabotaging the construction of a railway by beginning from

the wrong end.

were

The 14, including two women. appeared in the Belgrade Dis- trict Court today on charge of spying aind carrying out economic. sabotage. _for_the Sevict

political police. the

NKVD.

The indictment charged three

them..

Branko Putalk, Slamyndan Milovanovich and Simic with belonging to a spy ring directed by the Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Belgrade.

The Giants, National League Champions. threatened In the seventh but could collect only ane run..

A crowd of 006,000, about 500 more than yesterday, vaid $310,- 215 to see the game, which was played in summer-like weather Tat Yankee Stadium.

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It was a rather

colourless

contest played in warin sunny weather.

Each cam now has one vic- tory as they move to the Polo Grounds home of the Giantsei for three games.

Lefty EA Lopat

outpitched! righthander Larry Junisen today ! Ame dominated by: pitchers. The Yanks got six lits and Giants Ave and all his of both teams were singles except Jos Colling homer.

Tarte of the Yank? his came in the first inning in which the Yanks started to a 1-0 lead.

COLLINS' HOMER

Colling hit a homer in the second inning and in the eighth singled Inning Tommy Brown off relt pitcher George Spen- eer, took scoond base on nst cut and scored on Lopat's single, infleldi which bouneed through

į barely cluding the elders.

The Giants got their only un in the seventh inning on singles

by Irvin Lockinan, a bunt which but Irvin in third and a long flyball

by

Rigney. There were cecasional ather flurries in which men reached { base, but each time the pitchers retired- the next butlers in routine rotation.

After the game Yank mannger Casey Stengel named Vis Raschi

Saturday to pitch an

and the

Glants named Jim learn. The

scores were:

New York Giants.. New York Yankees.

London Cocktail Party

Two Admirals of the Indian Navy were hosts at a cocktail party to 22 other Admirals at the Indian Services Club, Audley Street, London, last week. Picture shows Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fraser toasting Miss Pamela Pízey, daughter of Vice Admiral C. T. M. Pizes, new Commander-in-Chief of the Indian

Navy, and Miss Joyce Pereira.

Mediterranean Under Way In

Gloucesters

Games More News Of

Egypt

Alexandria. Oct. 5.

King Farouk of Egypt today opened the first Mediterranean Games here.

Athletes from 10 Mediterranean countries will compete under Olympic rules in the events, which begin tomorrow and continue for a fort- night.

and

The

includes He undersicos that a Soviet programme athletics, boxing, football, swim- soccer team had every ming, water

the polo, gymnastics, tion of taking part. In equestrianism, fencing, shooting, Olympic soccer tournament, rowing,

Among the nations accepting weight lifting basketball.

were the Iron Curtain countries At the Fund Awal Stadium in of Poland, Hungary and Bul- Alexandria,

Egypt's summer garia. capital, the flags of the compet ing nations fluttered in the grnile breeza y 1,500 aletes

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-Reuter and United Press.

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M. Von Frenckell continued that, as against the

record number of 50 nations, which | marched past the Roval dinis. took part in the last slimmer Olympic Games In London, the Mohammed Tuber Pasha, Pre-Finns expected at least 63 and 5,000 competitors com- pared with the 4,000 in London.

ARAB ACTION skicat of the Egyptian Olympic over

SURPRISES

Paris, Oct. 5 Oncial French quarters are surprised by reports that

Arau League countries plan to malse the Moroccan question at the forthe:ming United Nations General Assembly session In Paris.

Syria. Iraq and Egypt had given France to understand that they would not raise this ques-

I was elated that Milovano-ion. vich's duties included forming n resistance group.

i

Committee, made a brief speech and then, as the King, speaking Already applications for beds in Arabic, declared the Games for tourists had exceeded the 30,- open, thousands of white pigeons 000 mark, and by the time the were released.

thought Games opened it was distinguished

75,-

there would be between

London, Oct. 5

A list of Britiali casualties

Korea issued In

by the War Office tonight included

a large section devoted to the Gloucestershire Regt- ment,

Other

from the

This showed as prisoners of war 15 officers, including the Commanding Officer, Lleutenant-Colonel J. P. Carne, and 78 Other Ranks previously reported missing

Fal- lant stand the Regiment made against the Commu nist offensive carlier this year.

and regiments corps in the casualty Hs! are

the Eighth (King's Royal Irish) Hussars, Raya! Artillery, Royal Northum berland Fusillers Kng's Own Scottish Borderers, King's Shropshire Light Infantry, Royal Ulster Rifles, Royal Army Service Corps, Royal Army Medi- cal Corps and the Army - Catering --- Corps, -- Reuler..........

Among the Ruests at the Royal dals were M. Otto Mayer, Chancellor of the International Olymple Com-

M. Von Frencket), who was mittee, which

on his visit sponsored the accompanied Games, Count Bonascoesa, af London by the Director of

000 and 100,000 visitors, BOXING

to

Italy, M. Armand Massard, of Organisation, General Martola, CHAMPION

Holt, the Eagleh ef runners only, being, used they SUSPENDEL

as many

France, M. Jean Keteens, of said that the torch relay from. Greees.

and the Count de Olympus in Greece to Helalalt Valkenlano, of Spain.

would be novel in that instead A Qual d'Orsay spokesman

Mr E. J. recalled that the Foreign Minis Secretary of the International intended to make up the relay ter, Mr Robert Schuman, stated

Amateur Athletic Federation, with

from compatitors in Parliament a few weeks ago and

the that France would,

secretaries c3 other sporte If obliged

as possible, such as international sporting asocia swimmers, horsemen, in explain her activities

con-lions, re attending the Games, and so on though the largest The anticns competing age proportion would be runners.— Creece, France, Italy, Spain, | Reuter, Turkey, Yugoslavia, the

The indlelment sald that their "Soviet

threatened masters" the defendants with liquidation | 19,

if they betrayed their neslvities. Morocco with -Router.

i selence-Reuter.

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SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

COPR. 1911 BY MEA SERVICE, 'ING, T, IR, MEG, AL U. PAY, OFPJ' "Oh, I can eat everything now that the kids are home on holiday, keep slender just by worrying!”.

Lebanon, Egypt..

Syria.

Mela

and

JÚGII STANDARD Experis predlet that a high standard will be achieved in ell the events in view of the good performances made by the Mediterranean nations in recent International (qumnuments.

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The Fuad Awal Stadium was bull

in 1920 for he pipesca Pan-African Games, which sta not take place. It has an Olympia sized running track of red clay, gears plich for soccer, a gymnas ties etra and a mola hall fee

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River's Flow "Corrected"

Halfa, Oct. 6.

New York, Oct. 5. The New York State Athletic Commission today indefinitely suspended the

Notices

Пegistered articles and parcel masts close ons hour earlier than

the ordinarY mety Umes shown below;

Pubile-Holiday, Monday, Octo- ber. The Gr.0. and the Kowinen P.0. will be open for The rate of stamps from 9 a:m. jo noon; other post offers, will 40 elpied. There will be one general delivery commencing 10

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SATURDAY, ocrener e DV Ak U.S.A., Canada, 2 pām., P.A.A. Formes, a p.m., C.A.T. Slam. Malaya, Indonesia. Aus- rain. New Zealand, 5 1.O.A.S.

Indo-China, India. France, French Nerth & West Africa, Great Del- ain, Europe, 0 p.m., Air France.

Japan, 4 p.m., B.O.A.C.

By Surface Mocno. 1, p.m.; 5 p... Lov/Talt Shing.

Tal

0.30

China Propia's Reguble, 1m 5 p.me, train via Conion. Blom, 2 p.m.. Sin Klang New Guinea, Australia, New Zon- land, 5 p.m.; Cites.

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BUNDAY, OCTOBER ↑ "

By Air

Formosa. 3 p.m., via ILK. Alt- ways.

By Burtare Macon, 1 p... ms Tal Lay, Indo-China, Noon, 2.4 Martin Dakke.

PUBLIC HOLIDAY

MONDAY, OCTOBER & By Air

Burma,

10-

India, Pakieton, Middle Est, Attica, Great Britain.

m via p.0.A.C. n. a p.m. B.Q.A.C. Formosa,

Okinawa, U.S.A.. Cattada. 6 p.m.. I.K.Á‚Æ‚W.A.L.

Slam, Malaya. §. p.m., Q.P.A.

By Surface

0.30

Magno, Noon, as Tai Loy.

China People's Repubile, e-m. Noon, train via Canton,

Formosa, 10 a.m., as lial Meng.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER D' By Air Forntosh, 10 a.m., via C.A.T. Japan, 2 p.m.. 38 P.0.A.S. Malaya, Indonesia, Austraila, New Zealand. Ceylon, 8 p.m., D.O.A.C. Indo-China, India, France, French North & West Africa, Great Bl tain, Europe. 9 p.m.. Alt France.

Fippines, N. Borneo, p.m. C.P.A.

Dy Surface Mocno. 1 p.m.: Loy/Tak Shing.

p.m.. Tal

China People's Republic. a.m., train via Canton,

.0.30

Japan. a am.. es Tegelburg, Philippines, 10 a.m.. Fernside, Malaya, Ceylon. Madagascar, In- dia. Pakistan, Middle East, Italy, Noon, V. Vivaldi

Atalaya,

San.

Burna, Noon, 1 Lok

Turning The Blind Eye

Ottawa, Oct. 5.

Affairs Canada's External Department will make no official comment ca charges of imper- tinence and shade levelicd against a Canadian United Nations Melais Dr Hjalmar Schacht,

Liby enge Hiler's anancial adviser.

A spokesman of the Depart-

This today but. meet-announced. added that uncffelally there war plenty of comment on the Ineld:nt in Government electes,

D: Schach: made his protest

afic the Canadian melal, Dr Hugh Keeneyside, had refused to shake hands with him at a tune- :ion in

Indonesia,

Dr Keenlerin was alleged te ] tave called the German despicable countena

Scound:ch

Today the spokesman said that unsmeldi comment Included comunendation, amusement and suggestions that the Canadian'a asilea had been "not particularly wise."-Reuter.

World Featherweight Box Charge Against

ing Champion, Sandy Sad- dler,

revoked the ] · and

licence of Willie Pep for

.

Neo-Nazi

Brunswick, Oct. 5, "rough-house" tactics in The Public Prosecutor here their title bout hero on

has Instituted proceedings September 26.

against Count von Bothmer, a speaker of the nco-Nazi Socialist Reich's Party, for wati- remarks, the Prosecu-

The penalties were announced Semitic Izráel' "corrected": the River by Mr Robert K. Christenberry; lor's office announced today. Jordan' for 600 yards fadey newly-appointed Chaliman of for's south of Lake Hulch, Into the Commission, at an open Von Bothmer, cnco leader of which It flows.

Hitler's the Commision's

para-military Ar- beitsdienst, was last month sentenced to four months' im-

hearing at office here.

Refreshment is a good idea has

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Chairman's Speech

ANNUAL GENERAL

MEETING

At the Annual General Meeting of The General Electric Co. Ltd. of England on September 27th, the Chairman, Sir Harry Railing, reported that a further increase had been made in the Company's Neil

Front."

.Current.

excecded

nacis Current and deferred fiabill:les

by

inf 20.800.000 thus showing the

strength of the Com-

now

pany. Total Teserves amoun'ed to £10,000,000,

Sir Harry then reported on the Company's proposal to increase the distribution on ordinary stock. He criticised the Govern ment's policy of dividend limita- tion and put forward the plea that this problem should be judged on its merits and token out of the

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"You violated every rule in priscament for slandering the The Trustee Company of the the book and the decision is the West Berlin Government.-- unanimous cpinion of the Com-Reuter. mission," sald Mr Christen-

dom

berry.

Another stage in Israel's £3, 000,000 plan to drain the Hulch swamp on her border with Syria and Jordan was thus completed, reports from Tiberias 'ndeer sparis.

Goid today. A swimming bath," a diving A recently-constructed pool and a basketball area com- at the southern outlet of the

Saddler, who is 25, retained plete with electric scoreboard lake is to be closed next week have beLa added recently.

for 72 hours to arrest the river's his title when his 29-year-old Rowing cvents will be held on flow. This will make it possible opponent was unable to answer the smash Lake Mariu, formerly to deepen the river bed at the bell for the 10th round. It BOAC resplan: base ntar several points south of the dam, was the fourth time that the Alexandria.

and it developed Experts do not expect Equestrian ever's

the pair had met

Into a brawl from the opening river will take place at the Smuha short stoppage of the City Racing Club,

flew to affect irrigation

of the bell. Jordan Valley-Reuter,

The Mediterrancan Games, kr the Olympiad, will be held every four years.Reuter.,

OLYMPIC GAMES

Lendon, Oct. 6.

**

Of the 75 nattens invited to

Chairman

Committee,

Aid To Ceylon

Not Withdrawn

Washington, Oct. 5,

The

referee, Ray Miller, warned both fighters repeatedly for violating the rules and ho the seventh round took away frem Pep.

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

1 The parents tres must no

b3 and 47, for the alternativo pair

it or ages-da and 41—18 ruled out

by Tite Bix years clausu.

(2) Dlex's mother's sgo_ta_47. › Por. It alie is 03. Dan's age 19 13-

which fit will be found),ta impossible. Hence. Dan is seven. (3) Onis and net of ages la con- atstent with the “ax years** clause: 7 23 17 23.

Bo Dick: is 17,00 km kst,

London Express Serctra.

BOLUTION 'or DARTWORDS.. Mr Christenberry, who al− | Apprehend - Realist ** Faich -- the summer Olymple, Games, In

tendeit the bout in his first Carry - Catry Rice Erio Helsinki next - ycht, 33 have State Department omelats to role as Chairman of the Com- Little TREE-Tallo Rallio Already

Sold the day said that the United States mission, said that Presa reports Organicius had not withdrawn Point Four Indicated that the fight had ENK Von dreistance from Ceylon,

done much to destroy the repu- Frenckell, here today.

commenting pntation of boxing and bring the * No nation had refused. The rumours in Colombo that aid had Russians had not yet accepted, been withdrawn following the game into disrepute. M Von Frenckell said, but shipment of Ceylon rubber to

One writer hat described the there

signs that they China In a Polish voșiel, - bout as a wrestling match with word would be, doing so.

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boxing: gloves,--Reuter,

They word

Frake --- Biake -- Singe.-- Fright „KISH — Ngai ---Hein -- Heal ***Blien Rivon CTeli -- Left Defi Clever Lover - Revel Dozen Cole Chest Teach Wake fake Drake Baker

Reach React. Caret- Claret --- Cartel - Carter Chatter

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