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TODAY'S RUGGER

By "Hanlincode"

CHINA MAIL

Fate Of Statute

Of Europe

In The Balance

Strasbourg, Nov. 30.

The fate of the proposed new statute of the Council of Europe was in the balance tonight after strong objections to the “automatic" enact- ment of agreements reached in Strasbourg.

The disputed article-which was severely criticised by British, Belgian, German and Nor- conventions wegian delegates-proposed that

should be deemed ratified by each member State if no resolution to the contrary had been passed by the Parliament of that State within six months.

the

The article added, "All terms and provisions of the

should curvention

become Herms and provisions of the in- ternal law of the member State ratifying the convention."

Mr Henri Rolin. Belgian Secialist, said that the whole section of the Statute should be revised by lawyers of ex- perience in international law

On Paul

the suggestion of M: Henri Spaak, Belgian President of the Council's Con- sultative Assembly

Britain's Call To Russians

Paris, Nov. 30.

Britain today called on (Lower Russia to drop her feud

House), a committee of eight was at once set up to examine, with Yugoslavia and "damp the chapter anew.

Mr Rolin

This afternoon, those old Colony rivals, the Club and the Army, meet in the the local third round of Rugger competition. The match is to be played off at the Army Ground, Sookun- poo at 4.15 p.m., but before for external affairs.

mt enter this, at 3 p.m., the Navy meet the RAF in the curtainmestic legislation. raiser.

in the Navy RAF match, the RAF will try to do better Chan Police against the

a fortnight!

ago

They are up against for midable opposition, especially in the Naval back line. In this van they are up against a very lively pack who play much the same 4ype of football us the RAF do themselves. We know anyhow that they will try hard and not give up easily.

THE HIGHLIGHT

The second game, however, looks as though it will be the highlight of the afternoon.

is rather interesting to look back over the matches this season and Army drew with to note that Club the last time they met and that in this match the score all came from infringements,

each or D points fact three penalty goal to both teams.

In line with this is the rather peculiar fact that both the Army and the Club have just managed to defeat the Navy by one point in their last matches, and ac- cording to some, both teams should have succumbed to the Naval forwards. However, be that as it may, the fact remains that on paper there is absolutely no difference In the points stand- ing of these two teams

In the back division the Club have a very strong defensive line with behind them fullback of proven ability. The Club halves are without doubt the best in the Colony while the forwards are known for their never-give-up quality.

To match this the Army have a very fast and tricky back line and to feed them they have a of halves, who very fine pair play good attacking football and are very sound in defence.

The Army eight, while maybe in the past as noticeable as the Club men, have some fine

It in

the flood of abuse" pouring from Soviet-inspired radios.

said that some countries would have to revise Sir Gladwyn Jebb was speak- Ing in the United Nations Ad their constitutions before they

Hoc Committee on a Yugoslav could accept the article.

Comin- urging the phed ignorance of the nature of resolution

form countries settle frontier Conventions were conventions.

They did disputes by peaceful means and normal interna- of de to return to the domain

tional relations.

would He said that nothing

to the impetus give greater efforts being made in the Poll- tical Committer 40 achieve

hopeful

atmosphere in which to discuss armament than A change m Russia's attitude to Yugoslavia.

Rolf Ederg, Swedish found Social Democrat, also fault with the clause.

AN AVALANCHE Mr Hermann Smitt Ingebret sen. Norwegin Conservative, said that the section was against the constiunion of his country.

"Unless it is altered," he said, "we

shall not be able to vote for the Statute as a whole."

Mr Georges Baby (Belgium), presenting the report, bowed to the "avalanche" of criticism, as he called it, and agreed to the proposal to set up a committee

of eight.

more

controverted

The allegations had not been delegate, who had merely listed

by the Soviet

the frontier Incidents for which he blamed Yugoslavis.

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it

Sir Gladwyn Jebb said that one considerable cause of ten- sion betweeen East and West was the Soviet tendency to de clare that "those who are not for me are against me.

"If the Soviet Union wanted European delegates were un-

diminished, to have suggested to tension derstood to

tomorrow arrange for British Conservatives that the should

Intercourse diplomatic

Yugoslavia and its Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony normal Eden, should come to Strasbourg between

the planned visits of the satelille neighbours." Thalian, West German, i

The New Zealand delegate, Belgian and Norwegian Foreign Ministers between December 8 Mr J. V. Wilson, and the French and 10, just before the Council delegate,

M. Guerin de Beau- Yugoslav et Europe ends

mont, supported the sion.

resolution

M. de

that Beaumont said British delegation sources de- the Committee could full the clined to comment

the United Nations Charter by ac- possibility of Mr Eden coming cepting the resolution, "Neither though а Conservative Party of the parties will be a loser if spokesman said that as far as he they abide by the Charter," he

Ms 1931 ges-

оп

knew there had been no change declared. in Mr Eden's intention not to attend the present session.

The French Foreign Minister, Mr Robert Schuman, is expected

COVER"

M. Alexis Kyrou, of Greeco. said that his delegation Wes from the

sceptical of results

resolution.

"We Greeks have learned that tu make an important speech to The Cominform sticks at nothing the Assembly on the need for a to

carry out its hostile inten- political authority in Europe totions," he said. control the proposed new army.

Mr Jonkheer van der Goes

van Naters, a Dutch Socialist, has asked the Council's Political Committee to

ask Mr Eden to appear before the Committee to auswer a series of questions on Britain's attitude towards European unity,

Usually reliable them and are

sources said players amongst capable of going flat out for the tonight that no action had been

taken so far on this request.—

Reuter.

not

entire game.

EVERY EFFONT Today, they will make every effort to lower their opposition's so break the mighty men and

unbroken record of the Club in

the postwar series of the Pentangular Tournament, for it

in this department more than any other that Club rely, and have in the past excelled, for without the forwards getting the ball no set of backs much to win the game.

can do

Resign

The Ukrainian delegate said that the resolution was a cover for Yugoslavia's activities in the plan

for "Anglo American aggression."--Reuter.

Paratroops' Victory

Saigon, Nov. 30.

Satablimbed 1845

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1951.

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COPR. 1951 AT MEA BERVICE, INC. T. M. REC. U. §. FAT. OFF,

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American Doubles

Successes

In

Victoria Tourney

Melbourne, Nov. 30.

Favoured teams, parade smoothly through opening round doubles matches in the Victorian Championships today..

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Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert, the United States' new Davis Cup combination, plastered the Melbourne pair of Peter Molloy and Jim Matthews, 6-3, 6-4, and 6-3.

ex~

as

com-

Coach Jack Kramer thought the winners looked slow,

Trabert, bus especially pressed confidence that they

will

sharpen up petition gets stiffer.

Vic Seixas and Dick Savitt had a somewhat tougher time

the

Aussie etiminating

good team of George Worthington and Rex Hartwig, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, and 10-8.

The

matches second day's were played under a warm sun ELS Summer finally came Melbourne.

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Ramming Of Trawler Off France

La Rochelle, Nov. 30. The French Minister of the Merchant Navy, M. Morice, to- day informed the fishing feet owner. M. Max Brusset, of La Rochelle, that he had asked the Spanish Government to inquire into the circumstances under which

an iron-hulled Spanish trawler last week rammed a wooden La Rochelle Washington, Nov. 30.

trawler, at Defence Mobiliser Charles E. causing damage estimated to Wilson declared confidently to- 1,800,000 francs.

day, "We can go on maintain- military strength for

For America

The Swedish pair of Lemmert ing our Bergelin and Sven Davidsson, ten years, twenty years, or

American who will oppose the

the strato in our stride." team in the Davis Cup inter-zone century if need be, and absorb finals two weeks hence, won

"We will be just getting our their opening match handily second wind in the marathon, They defeated

Haan Jack

and the man in

of America's charge Alec Bridge 0-1, 6-4, and 0-3.

industrial rearmament said. Sweden's second doubles tearn

Captain Paul Raude, of the local trawler Maria Francesca, said that he was fishing off Yeu Island when he spotted two trawlers from Vigo Spanish trawling with the trawl stretch- ed between the two ships.

This form of trawling is fox-

of Bertil Blomquist and Torsten Voting that current American bidden in French waters

In four days bitter fighting 6-1,

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Application Forms JAMES J. KING more as the nation's registration number is stated by St. George's Building

Raude to be 141-Reuter.

Accusation By Bulgars

arms output averages about $2 sunk without billion a month, Mr Wilson said Johansson was

veteran Aus-weapons trace by the

and military equip- tradian pair, Adrian Quist and ment will be rolling of U.S. Geoff Brown, 6-2, 6-4, and production lines at a rate of $4 8-6.

billion a month in 1953 when SHIELDS LOSES

the programme reaches its peak. U.S. The

Captain. Frank

After 1953, he said, the United Shields,

playing

Just for

that the Bordeaux Port Autho- exercise, partnered young Ham States will taper off on mass production and concentrate on

rity had been instructed to ask Richardson in a 6-3, 7-6 and

quality, invention and improve-the Spanish Consul in Bordeaux 8-4 win over lan Ayre and

ment in weapons.

for an inquiry to be made in John O'Brien of Australia.

Mr Wilson said that in the Spain, In the day's only singles bout, coming months, Americans will

The name

of the Spanish Shields went down in a hurry feel the impact of rearmament trawler is not known but its to Aussie Mervyn Rose, 6-8, more and 6-0 and 6-4. The match was

stock of defence materials be- postponed from Thursday begins to amount to a great height, The French Army announced cause Rose had a tooth extract, and he declared: today that paratroopers had ed.

"From now on, it will not be relleved a battalion of Thai Later in the day Rose com so mach a case of guns and Equestrian Toribesmen encircled by Vietminh bined with Ken McGregor to

but of guns and less 30 miles north-west of Hanol. eliminate Jim and Doug Reed, butter.

butter or guns and margarine." 6-2 and 11-8. Frank

Maj. Gen. George H. Olmsted, 500 rebels were killed, the state Sedgman, who normally partnere ment claimed,

McGregor, Joined Don Candy in Director of Military Assistance, said that as of Nov. 1, the U.S.

London, Nov. 30. The besieging force was four beating another brother beam. or ive battalions strong.

The Thais were encircled be 8-0 mi 6-3,

Kevin and Leo Longergon, 6-0, has shipped abroad 6,907 tariks

Bulgaria will stop repatriating combat vehicles, 10,679 people of and

Turkish descent. Thacklot and Laidong tween

All Australia still is completely allery pieces 27,601 motor unless Turkey gives an

transport vehicles, 8,228 radio

surance that "they will not unfriendly edtion against Bul- garla, and will ce so making political capital of it," according to a Bulgarian nows agency message received in London today,

The agency, quoting an official Government statement, accused Turkey of putting a becesary obstacles in the way of this

and repatriation," hamed the Turkish Govern- ment for using Press and radio to stir up unrest among the Turks in Bulgaria and per-

London, Nov. 80. swith his 10-year-old dny geld- Colonel Harry Lewellyn, who

ing, "Foxhunter," is one of the

is to resign the captaincy of the mountainous the British Olympic

06.

This is going to be a good best show jumpers in the world, on the lin of a tiny rice-bowl in mystifled as to why the Davis and rader sets, 1,183 alreract, continue to use this matter for game and a goodly crowd of

after tho of North-west Thai country | Cup selectors split the SedgmZAKI ||

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also are highly critical.

team

On the mainland. the Police

next year.

Thai battalion on November 24 "A" XV and the RA XV will do

at the Police battle

Ground,

He will not retire altogether, and plastered their position on mountainside with 20 Boundary Street at 4.10 p.m. and but will jump more for plea- the

stre than competition after mortars, then made five, multo at 3.00 p.m. the Club 2nd String 1982. After winning the King in which there was bloody are pitted against the Medium Ret.S

58th George

These two games will be good entertainment, and should

V Cup at the White hand-to-hand sighting Heuter. City International House Show

in 1948, Colonel Lewellyn and vincible, Ruiter.

and

AMERICANS ELATED Americans are highly elated, to have deprived Sedgman and however, feeling that the cloc McGregor of tournament play they could have used.

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worth seeing for the Kowloonite Foxhunte became almost in Finney Replaced the Monday, Schroeder

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REPLACEMENT FOR MCC

London, Nov. 30, Eddy Leadheater, Yorkshire and Trabert fare Australia's leg-break bowler flew from most promising young team of London Airport today to rein Ken Rosewall and Lewis Hand force the MCC touring team in Selxon and Savitt encounter India, He replaces AE Dusty

Shields and Richardson Daura hernia to bow out when they engage Bedgman and Candy.

London, Nov. 30, Finney and Charlie Vaughan have withdrawn be INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION of injuries from the Best to play Wales next Wednesday. Gordon Smith, of Hibernian, Scottish International, Will

With hima miniature

The statement says that the replace Finney on the

black out and a horsmhow oharm right

acte" by wing and the English interne singles matches probably is that for luck. He was looking for lafettriendly

connected wilt Honal, Jack Milburn, of Now- between Schroeder, and Hoad, ward to joining horaire Turkey were

Inclusion in the will take over from Many Australians already Are Wammates, Trunk Lowton, and Turkey's Vaughan at are forward picking Schroeder to win are Don Brennan

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