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Communist Spy Net Sensation

Paris, June 8.

Information revealing France's Southern naval base port of Toulon as the centre of a Communist spy net, organised to steal defence secrets. was examined by government lawyers today following widespread police raids on Red cells.

New seizures went on through the weekend to build the govern- ment's treason case against the Communist Party, although the police withheld details beyond admitting they were generally in the Toulon area. The Ministry of the Interior said it was "premature" to disclose the contents of documents taken in yesterday's raids, but numerous local reports said the papers included plans of the Toulon naval arsenal, blueprints of elec trical installations marked for destruction, and a photostat of the top secret naval dossier whose original rests in the French Admiralty safe.

Defends

Templer

His Tactics

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President Vincent Auriol, meanwhile, called

countrymen

his oppose the

outbreaks

ta

Communist - inclted

which have torn France follow- ing the arrival

Matthew

Di

General

Ridgway

1. new and the

SHAPE Commander

arrest of the French Red leader, Jacques Duclos,

"We are now united in a war- resistance in a new fight of popular leadership with factional violence," he said in a speech at Carmaux.

time Kuala Lumpur, June 8. Malaya's High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, stood by his strong-arm tactics today in fighting Communist guerillas.

M. Auriol's appeal followed the calling of a mass meeting in "liberate Duclos" Thursday to

ather Imprisoned Parly and

The. rally

will be lenders. addressed by Andre Mary, who has replaced Duclos,

IN HIDING Party leaders and officials of Communist - dominated Confederation of General Labour who escaped yesterday's round-up were reported to have and hidden gone into hiding their documents against further

Referring to the severe curfew he imposed on Tan-Paris' biggest sports stadium for jong Malim village curly this spring and his cutting off the villagers of rice ration because they sheltered guerillas, Gen. Templer told the United Press in an interview, "I am satisfied that the results achieved were worth-while. You ask whether I would repeat such operation. That is an hypothetical question. But as I am responsible for the conduct of operations in this country and while I remain in that position I shall certainly take such action as I may deem necessary. It is absurd to think that drastic action is taken light-heartedly in cases such as this. There is a deep consideration of many factors involved."

Plane Loses Its Way

Vienna, June 8.

and the two pilots asked for record they are political asylum, the office- of the United States High Commissioner for Austria announced today.

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We are

in the

few thou-

(Official quarters in Malaya previously estimated the num- ber of Communists at between 4,000 and 6,000)

Gen. Templer's tactics also included attacking the guerilins communications,

the

Roth examining magistrate in Toulon, sald the gravity of the case forced him to turn it over to the Ninth District Military Tribunal of Marseille.

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"Ike" Discusses Practical Politics At His Home

SEEKS PENNSYLVANIA'S 70-VOTE SUPPORT

New York, June 8. The Governor of Pennsylvania, Mr John Fine, who is chairman of his State's powerful 70-vote Republican convention delegation, today discussed "practical politics" with General Dwight Eisen- hower for three hours, but declined to say whether the general had his support.

Mr Fine, who is said to control at least 25 delegates whose presidential preferences are un- known, said he had a pleasant chat with Eisen- hower at the General's home at Columbia University.

he

General Eisenhower plans to ree a host of other State delega tion leaders. here during the next four days before carries his campaign to Pennsyl vania, Michigan and Colorado. The general won an overwhelm- ing victory in Pennsylvania's popularity presidential primary on April 23, defeating Senator Robert Taft of Ohio, his chief

about by opponent, votes.

Fight

Over

Bath Water

When one man helped him- 600,000 self to some water prepared by a fellow tenant for his own On Friday, Eisenhower will bath on Saturday night, the in- woo the Pennsylvania delegation evitable followed, at a picnic on his farm.

The two men, Sing Kwak 50, and Leo Ah-ching, 43, both tenants of 43 Queen's Road West, second floor, had it out with their flats.

Mr Fine sald he and the general talked about foreign not touch on polley but did domestic policies.

General Elsenhower and Taft step up campaigns this week

Senator

Elto

It resulted in their appearance their before Mr Poon Yan-hol at Cen- they to luretral this morning, where

disorderly

conduct.

dwindling band of un-admitted committed or undecided dele-They were each Aned $20 and gates to their banners before bound over in the sum of $230 the National Republican conven- for two years. tion next month.

With the presidential primaries out

of the was

the way, the two chief

contenders for the Republican presidentfal

nomination.

Inspector 3. W, MacDonald

appeared told the Court that it that after the second defendant had prepared some water for his gone out of the

concentrate on 133 delegates to bathroom for something. the first the Party conclave who have defendant came along and used

their the water for himself. not yet slated

publicly choice

for the United States' highest office. Only 15 delegates still remain to be chosen.

Democratie candidates. BISO

Beatification

will do their best to ivoo un- committed candidates, but none

Vatican City, June 8. Italian Sister Bertilla Boscar- of them has a chance to obtain before convention time the 610 din, who died in 1922 after a life votes it takes to win the dedicated to teaching charlly, nomination. Senator Ester humility and devotion, was Ketauver is leading

with 251 bentialed during an Impressive

Saint ceremony 它

Peter's delegates United Press,

Basilica today.

Sister Bertilla, native of Vicenza, was born on October 6, 1888. She was a member of the

of the Secred Order, which has more than 2,000 member in 150 convents In Italy, Ecuador and

times of posting Frank

Belgrade, June 8. Moscow's answer to the Atlantic Fact the East! European Military Union- has recently been holding a number of meetings under Or future plans, Gen. Tem

the chairmanship of Soviet pler said, "With our existing

Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, troops and police. anficting pretty severe casual-

according to unconfirmed re- ties. I am doing what I can to

ports reaching Belgrade to- try to ensure that the ratio of

the Toulon day. Simultaneously, contact (with the Naval Court kills per

accused unnamed Increased.

included energy)

discussed This Communists of plotting against Topics

Satellite means discipline, good training the "external security" of how to build up the and accurate shooting."

France-a charge of

one united whole, treason, armies toto Of the strength of guerilla which carries the death penalty, strategic plans, conditions

disrupted Malaya A Czech aeroplane, with a ferees that

Oficials said the Communists the armed forces of the satel glider in tow, landed yester and is vital in and rubber - appeared to have had advance lites and questions of training

weekend raids and armament. slay afternoon at the United jdustry for the last four years, warning of the

Gen. Templer sald, "I would

Molotov, In Toulon,

Mr Brest,

Vyacheslav Bordeaux,

Prime Minister, Soviet Deputy States airfield at Vienna not set the exact figure on the L'Orient and Mers-el-Kebir in after having lost its way. number of Communists

is said to have attended one of Algeria, which scooped in arms would say for Jungle, but I

of the Union the conferences and more than a ton. of docu-

East European comprising all ments.

East Ger The Toulon papers

satellites, including

The latest Greek rebels and anti-Tito Yugoslava, photo-copled by a special unit many, the remains of

to have brought from Paris.

was believed Today

France's two

top which

been held in Warsaw last year. outlined stepa in leaders

According to the same uncon- separate speeches

for national

firmed reports, training of the In a free und participation

the Union's forces followed peaceful Europe

Soviet model,

with Soviet THE BEST HOPE

instructors directing it. President Auriol, speaking in Russla was eald to be special- Carmaux, reaffirmed his con-

ly. interested in viction that

unifying the the free world armament of the member coun must not bypass the possibility tries, Particular care. was of a Big Four meeting to settle being given to developing and the cold

war and appealed to increasing tanks, motorised and his countrymen not to take artillery units.-Reuter. part in Communist-inspired actions aimed at the sovereignty of the

Tho Prime Regarding the use of hellcup-Antoine

Pinay ters to withdraw jungle patrols, Strasbourg, declared that the Gen. Templer said, **། hope best hope for peace lay in the it will be

one day to possible employ helicopters in a bigger and economic community under- European political way in Malaya for tactical pur-written by guarantees against poses. So for

they have been foreseeable dangers. used only for evacuation pur-

that the He warned poses. But I hope to use them could not afford to pass up any

a largo scale for flying in

possibility of coming to terms Posh Russia. quick reinforcements."

with. Не

there added that

"More difficulties in securing hellcep- united to accomplish our great Guard of Honcur found by the where he will inspect an Amný national and

The pilot of the plane, Josef Rarpak, and that of the glider, Zdesek, Pesl, said they had set out on Saturday morning to fly SUSTAINED STRAIN from Bratislava to Brno. After

Of this he said, "We realise ruaning

Into heavy cloud

It is quite possible for them to formations they lost their way sild the plane's petrol supply get replacements for casualties up, exhausted before but the business of fitting and arming and feeding these the airport

placements is a sustained stroin were able to land safely.

on them. So the more we can increuse the strain, the more likely we are to get them by the throat."

was almost

they spotted

The planes belonged to the Bratislava Aeroklub.

When they learned they had landed at an American airfeld, the pilois asked for political They claimed their nzylum. escape had been fortulious, but they did not wish to return to

Czechoslovakia.

After their statements had been checked, they were told that they were free to remain

return in the West or to

to Czechoslovakia if they wished. The men are now in the Ameri- can zone of Austria.-Reuter:

Britain Leads

The World

London, June 8. Britain now leads the world in the race to build on atomic- powered, aeroplane, the Sunday Chronicle reported today.

The Chronicle's reporter said that metallurgists ni Harwell Laboratories have developed an alloy which makes it possible to bulld

for a compact reactor alemle jet engines.

He said. the atomie reactor row has been made practicable

by British Inventors," and is

on a

r

-

ore

ters' air crews and ground main-

tenance personnel. He said, "If

WC.

cnn ever overcome these dimeuitics, we will have added tremendous strength 10 our

cfforts."

On the problem of combating smuggling from Slam Into Malaya, Gen. Templer sald. "It is impossible to close com- pletely such a long frontler

and such a dificult terrain.” United Press.

DEATH OF LORD KEMSLEY'S SON

Oswald

Falmouth, June 8, Berry, 34-year-old son of Viscount Kemsley, head

reported to be very small. This, of Britain's biggest newspaper

plus its low weight of uranium chain, died here today of pacu- fuel lond, would permit the monita.

creation of

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West

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MONDAY, JUNE 9

Earl Alexander P

Due Today

(Continued from Page 3) Lord Alexander will be mot by the

Commodore-in-Charge,

Dickinson, DSC, RN. Hongkong, Commodore H. G.

Lord Aelxander will then pro-

Weaver

:

caching sisters of Saint Dorothea

Breaks Gaol Palestino-United Press.

Tokyo, June 9. Frank H. Weaver, who enter-

ed Japan illegally seven times in five years, walked into the offee of the Nippon Times and announced that he had just broken out of gnol.

Weaver return..

Radio Hongkong

H.K.T.

From The Files

100 Years Ago

Having reference to the state- mont in our issue No. 43 of the 20th ultimo, regarding the Man Burke, who received а free anniversary of pardon on the the Queen's Birthday, we have been favoured with the follow-

ing communication. I

"As Captain Connew was obliged to leave with his vessel

before the trial

camo on,' he

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made an affidavit of what he knew. of the maller; from perusal üf which it would appear that the miscreant, Burke, even con- templated MURDER as well as robbery. 'On my climbing the alde-I found both mates had turned in on the poop, and when roused up they were both. half drunk, and I received deal of abuse from them. Ai 0.30

a.m. got under weigh, when both mates were incapablo of attending to their duty. About one or two a.m. they Chief mufe went got up,-the on the Forecastle, and the As I second Offeer came aft. did not consider him t Jor duty, I ordered the latter to go forward again, which he refus ed to do. I then called all hands and told him if he did not go I would have him bound and sent there. A short time after, one of the crow came and in- formed me that the scrond Officer

had plundered one of the Treasure chests and on my further

enquiries it all came

"ASTOUNDED"

out.

Some time after the Carpen- ter came and informed me the Becond officer hød beaten hiri, because he asked for the ham- mer and other tools which he, the second officer, had taken into tho

of hold. The whole the

crew

then came aft, and told that last evening the second officer had given in the presence of the Chief Officer one

did

their

new Rupee to each, As I net suspect the Chief: Mate, Was astounded but went into his

and in the till of his Ala cabin, chest, saw

Baw Large quantity of new rupees! which, on knowing, they both immediately ran. down the forescutile, place wo only keep stores and Chief water in. I lockd the mate's cabin leaving the money as I found it, and secured the second officer's_by

Dulting s guard over it. The testimony of all the crew is so alike, and their going below without my telling to them to do so, is so evident, that I can have no doubt of the one being the plunderer and the other a shaper and

the receiver. Besides, accond officer got his boy to take a quantity of money off him this morning, and so to dispose of it as to prevent my finding it, or ha must have managed. to throw it overboard. When questioned, denies all knowledge of

dono so, having

altho' more than two of the crew. saw it. The rest of the evidence is too

to poper, lengthy to put have: no one to assist me; the Chief Mate had somehow or other got a pair of loaded pistols forward, for

what

purpose know not found by one of my servants, close to the Forecastle, loaded and capped, which his own servant must have taken to him. I have found out since that the Second-mate got, the ́Chief's servant go take them to' him, after I had ordered him forward. At 11 a.m. anchored-

6.00, Programme Summary: 4.4. The former Australien service-children's fal Hour presented by man was being detained by the Elizabeth Ann (Studio); 0.30, Perhe By Alr

tuguese Half Hour (Studio: 7.00. Immigration authorities, pending wielody Mixture; 1.30, Arthat of the deportation for his illegal entry, week. London Japan, 4.30 p.m.. 3.0.A.C."

Studio Recital Malaya, Indonesia. Australla, New The Aussie said the condi-Campoil Violin)

Gritton Eric

Weather Zealand. 4.30 p.m., C.P.A.

tions in the Japanese prison cell Plans) (ABCTS): 7.59. Philippines, N. Borneo. 4.30

Reparti. B.00 Time Signal. World did

not appeal to him. He also News and News Talk London Re charged the immigration "Rulay); 8.18, A Short By Burface

Rectal by Macao, 1 p.m.; & p.m., a Lee thorities with falling to set a roderick Harvey (Baritone): 8.30, *** I Like what I Like" presented by Hong/Tak sing

date for his Indonesia, 7 p.m., * 'Fengtien.

Brian Tucker (Studio); '9.00. Over Illegally to to you With Richard Murdoch and Slam. 2 p.m.. Shanal,

Japan seven times in order to Kenneth Japan, 2 p.m., as Trafalgar.

Horns (DICTS); 0.30. be reunited with his Japanese Concerte. Opritschnik ÖVNTUTO TUESDAY, JUNE 16.

girl friend. During one of his (Tchaikovsky) The National By Air

abrences, the ran off and mar-Symphony Orch. cond. by Anatole for Piano and Fistulari. Concarto Indo-China. (Tonkin

aried somebody else, only).

Orchesita No 1 In E flat major "For the past five years dur- the "Munich Broadcasting Sym- a.m.. via C.P.Ă.

B. Schmid (Plana) Indo-China. France, French, North mg my seven illegal trips into with the

phony Orch, cond. by Hans Formosa, 11 .m., C.A.T. Japan. 4.30 p.m. That Always, per cent of my ille, in prisons nut, major, Op. 20-Mendelssohnt. Formosa, Okinawa. U.S.A.. because of an unfaithful wife, The Haile Orch, cond. by Sir obligations and not lose again The Rifles are justifiably proudfrei. 4.3 p.m., B.O.A.

International 1st Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles. Canada, 4.30 p.m., N.W.A.L. Weaver said in

Ceyion, W. Pakistan, the Nippon Times.

statement to John Berbiraill:, 10.00, Cricket. Ing- land Y. India (Recorded: London He- the wealth and potentiallies of being thus honoured es

Field which have already

By Burface

He said the immigration pri- Commentary from Headingley, Leads by Rex Alston and John much in suffering to reconquer."

Marshal Lord Alexander-him- Macao. 1 p.m.; ¤ p.m., ts, Lesson was "extremely dirty and Artou on the 4th day's play in the self an Ulsterman-is, Honorary Hong/Tak

unhyg

detrimental to First Test Matelii 16.18, Chanson -United Press.

the London Irish China, People's

9.50 Republic, Colonel of

Francale 10.30, it's Dancing Time: (London Rifles one of

Territoriala.m. train via Canton. the

Malay E. India, Noon, sa Lok Chatting, with the editor for 11.00, Radin News Reel

Relay); Battalions of the Royal Ulster Sans:

11.10, Doodnight Music: a low moments, Weaver said, 11.29, Weather Report: Gol Save The 1st Rifles,

Japan, U.S.A., Canada, Central & Well, I must be off pow. They The Queen; 31.30, Close Down. Battalions of the London Irish South America, I p.m., Hawa might catch me you know, old Rifles served in Italy under Lord Bear,

boy."-United Press. Alexander's Command whom ho was Command-in-Chier Allied Armies in Italy from March 1944 to Dreember, 1944.

than ever, we must be coed by car to Flagstaff House & West Africa, 10 a.m., Air France: Japan, I have spent exactly BG Roshand. Scherzo (from Getel in Ein Macao roads."

Legal Fight Over Letters

cost

60

Rome,. June 0. A government appeal from a decision ordering the love letters Mussolini's mistress of Benito

and

2nd

Malaya.

Philippines, 10 a.m.. sa Aarickerz

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 By Alt Philippines, Guam, Hans; U.S.A., Canada, D a.m., Via P.A.LT

Formosa. 1a.m., C.A.T. Mulaya, Indonesia, Australia, New

returned to her family is to be INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION and Burms, 4.30 p.m. C.P.A.

in

appeals

couri

More than 300 love letters written by Claretta, Pelace to 11 Duce with whom she was executed by. parisons in 1945 were held by the government.

There are at four Vossible partitions of the votes ; (4) 7012111. Clearly B's 19 (1) and WE CAN BET put the Trimework of our voting table pl

Votes for

A

B

Forman. pin.. F.K. Airways, Inula, W. Pakutan, Siem, E. Middle East, Africa. Great Britain. Europe. 4.30 p.m.. 1.0.A.C.

By Burface Maceo, 1 pm; a pm,

my

and

· PRISON TERM AS AN AID

Was

The

SCRAPS OF CHINESE NEWB body of the deceased General Wulantal les in state within the City (Canton). It was in drom Kwerer) on brought

lasttharo Sunday

being great procession with it through the East Gate.

a

PIH, formerly Treasurer, has

| been appointed Imperiat Com-

Watch Snatcherson, and bas duly notified

Sentenced

to our Government. YEH, Governor of Canton, has been ordered to

relieve Seu, and loft. Canton two or with a large three days ago ruto. Scu, is still in engagement with the rebels in Kwangal.

For snatching a wrist-watch A longer than usunt prison off a woman who was riding in term was

returned j.n-motor car, 20-year-old Kwok given to banishee. Yeung. Fong, 25, at | Kan-sing was sentenced

to TIEN-TEH has again shifted Kowloon this morning, not be-three months, four strokes of his position, and is now about

more the cane and ordered to be ex- cause his offence

Ure centre of the provinco betnout but to enable him to pelled by Mr K. Y. Yung at (Kwangs! He has directed a apply to the Governor for per- Kowwon this morning, mission to remain In the Colony, Insp. Apps mid that the large party of men to proceed towards a part of the river Yeung, who was arrested on woman's husband was driving, watering Kwel in-foo, and to Sunday, stated that he had em- the car on Sunday,, and use divert the stream into a branch Rabaul, Australia, New Zealand, ployment as a tricycle driver, slowed down in Soy Street of the Pearl River. By this he 3. p.m.. u Ares..

IoseTek Ehing

D

China, People's Repubile,

... train vin. Canton

9.30

FOTOSE, n.m.... na Wỏ Hang.

· Malaya, Burma. 10 «,IN.

building of a very light weight Mr Berry had been one of A court directed that they be anywhere in the world with papers, Ltd., which pubitahes 40 government $040 for keeping full bomb load, the reporter papers in Britain.--Associated them after they were found In anid.United Press.

atomic plane capablo. of flying the directors of Kemsley News- given to her family and fined the stres the same vota to

Press-

Printed and published by Stewart Antnum Gnar for and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3. Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

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The Interior Ministry appeal- ed contending Mim Petace weD the dictator's confidential

secretary as well as his mistreza.

-Associated Press. -

Now

1 and 0; this' cannot be .1. for than O would get §. rates from 0.

1130 131

ipo table is now completed.

"Adela - moto, three, wates" from Galuhlopmjiene from Aourni ons. frem, BlushkEFERRA

London Express Séreice.

THURSDAY, JUNE (12

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Philippines. Guam, Hawan, 1.8.A Noon, via P.A.A..

Indo-China, France, Franeli -North

West Atries, 4.35 p.N Vietnam.

A

ALF.

Mr K, Y. Yung noted that his before turning into Nathan effects two objects; be prevents previous convictions were only Road, the accused rushed up the inhabitants of Kwel In-100 for hawking offences and for and grobbed the woman's dim, from making use of thele pros deslllution, for which he was taking away her watch p

sent water-course, and by flood- expelled in 1948.

He was arrested by the husing a part of the Kwangtung the province creates a panią smong

the Ippabitants:

The defendant was sentenced i to four weeka' imprisonment,

band, who jumped out of cor and gave cinsə.

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