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COMS. Koreans & Reds Locked In TODAY'S RACING

COMMENT OF THE DAY

Return And Arrival

TESTERDAY saw the re-

turn to Hongkong of His Excellency the Governor from what, we hope, was 4 very beneficial furlough. And it also saw the arrival, for the first time, of a con- tlapont of Australian cricketers, many of whom enjoy international reputa- tions በዚ players. Both evenia possess their own special significance. Sir Alexander Grantham comes back in time to lead the unique experience re-

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ceiving und entertaining a the gracious member of Royal Family, the Duchess of Kent. Hongkong Is anticipating her visit with the keenest delight. In due course, however, we shall return to mundane affairs and our Parish Pump prob- Jems. And while nothing vitally new hna arlsen during HIR Excellency's absence, there are certain matters on which the public will hope to hear some by the pronouncement Governor, Among them is a

report progress

the scheme for developing housing estates for the lower bracket wage earners. An authoritative statement project on the

at the eurllest Buitable moment would be greatly appre- ciated, and we trust His Excellency will be a position to satisfy public curiosity.

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THE Importance of the visit

are

Americans Accused Of Creating Anti-Soviet Guerilla Group

Bonn, Oct. 10...

Behind-the-scenes talk continued today on charges that the United States authorities in Ger- many had built up a secret anti-Soviet guerilla group.

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A joint American-German commission had an- other meeting at Frankfurt police headquarters to investigate the charges originally made by the Hessian State Premier, Herr August Zinn.

In Bonn General Manton Eddy, Commander-in- Chief of the US Army in Europe, had a long talk with the American High Commissioner, Mr Walter Donnelly, which is understood to have dealt with the partisan affair,

Train Disaster Death Toll Reaches 110

Harrow, Oct. 10, The death roll in Wed- nesday's triple train dia. aster rose to 110 latu to- nicht with the Anding of four more bodles in the tangled wreckage.

One of the bodies dis covered today was that of driver P.W. Jones of the express. He W**

standing posi

Perth found in tion the footplate with

on

ma

steel.

of twisted He hand was still on the brake of the engine, a rail- way official said.

Before the body was re- mayed, experts examined Cho what remained of engiso Instruments And found the position of the dead man's hands 'in rela. tion in the controls--RED- ter.

A Monte Bello

Rain

Aftermath

Melbourne, Oct. 10. containing traces

of

German

cabinet The West also devoted most of its meeting today to the charges. But spokesman sald later that would muke no announcement until the inquiry commission had reported.

it

German

mans

the

the

In Berlin the East news agency, ADN, has publish- cd a "death list" of West Ger-

ho, it said, were potential victims of organisation in the event of war. Most of them me pro- minent Communista or Socia- lists.

Herr Zinn told the Heklan State Parliament, on Wednesday that the guerilla organization, including about 100 German ex- officers, intended to operate be- hind Soviet lines it Russian troops overzan West Germany In

a war.

He said the secret group had been founded by the German Youth

with Langue (BDJ) American assistance ufler the camouflage hame" of the" "BDJ Technical Service."

The youth organisation hos denied

direct connection any with the guerilla movement though it admitted that 1wo former BDJ members had play- ed a leading role in it.

The US authorities said they were unaware of the "legal and internal political activities"

group.

Ends Duties

Earl Of Clarendon

The Lord

Chamberlain

Resigns

See-Saw Battle

PENETRATION BY COMMUNISTS

Seoul, Oct. 11

Colin Túnny

SELECTIONS

By "Rapier" RACE 1

Care Free

Outsider:----Calamity,

RACE Z

Happy wood Festival View

Gay Genius

Outsider:--Newmarket.

Icefield

Clonfeckle

NICO

By "The Turf"

Some Fun Gladiolus

RACE 1

Outsider:-Colin,

RACE 2

Newmarket Festival Viow Happywood

Outsider:-Rambutan.

RACE 3

fcefleld

Aviemore

Top Secret

Outsider:-Emerald.'

Aesthete

RACE 4

Determined South Korean soldiers early today Dixie Bell (Saturday) crawled through intense enemy artil- Cinch

Outsider: Happy Returns,

Bankfoot

RACE 5

lery and mortar fire toward the crest of White Horse Mountain. Frantic Chinese Communists Panda made their deepest penetration of South Korean Norseman lines in the Chorwon Valley late last night (Fri- Outsider:-Straight Forward. day), pushing the Republic of Korea troops. 600 yards South of the crest, Associated Press corres-Allled Victory pondent Milo Farneti reported.

But at midnight the South Koreans began a counterattack and were pushing their way slowly back toward the crest which has changed hands more than 20 times in five days of the heaviest fighting in Korea in the past year.

1

A medium rain was falling on the battle-scarred hill Southwest of Charwon, making the progress up the South slope slow and difficult.

RACE 6

Fungsiend

Hawalian Moon

Outsider:-Malador.

RACE 7

Good Bag Jericho Minya Miminya

Outsider: Happy Boy.

RACE 8

Abdul Hamid

Samson Magic Bow

Anna

RACE 3

Outsider: Squadron Leader, RACE 4

Aesthete

Happy. Returns

Dixie Bell

Outsider:-Cinct.

Pondo

Fire-Glo

Crackerjack

RACE 5

Outsider:—Ben - Wyvis,

Ringstead

RACE 6

Fleeting Moment

Hawaiian Moon.

Outsider:-Deuces Wild.

RACE 7

Jericho

Liberty Diamond PowerhousO

Outalder:-Minya Miminya,

Abdul Hamid

RACE 8

Double Coin

Golden Boy

Outsider:-Poker Face.

RACE 9

Lawrence

Two fresh Chinese Communist divisions --- about 16,000 men were reported massed north of White Horse Half Moon Bay Mountain roady to send reinforcements to the chopped-up Wodonga Red units. on the hill.

Outalder:—English Cabbage. RACE 10 Allied

officer battlefront but it was smallHarvest Field the two Chinese compared to the battle for Chinese Mackerel

within were

casy White Horse Mountain.--Asso- | Gold Cup striking distance of White Horse ciated Press.

Outsider:-Marletta.

A frontine

reported

divisions

Hill where the most Intense Koroan, battle since Heartbrook Ridge has been raging, since Monday night

South Korean troops of the ROK Ninth Division were forced to pull back almost to the base of the hill after wild free-for-all fighting on the crest last night, Farneti reported from the Western front.

A company of Chinese Reds crest of While atop the

London, Oct. 10. Buckingham Palace an- was

an

the

Sudanese Will Keep

Qutsider: Shangrils.

Mustans

Lawrence

John Halifax

RACE 9

Outsider:--Forward View.

RACE 10

Harvest Field, Chinese Mackorel Gold Cup

Outsider,-Adorable Atalanta.

Open Mind

On Anglo-Egyptian Agreement

London, Oct. 10.

The seven Sudanese parties advocating union of the Sudan will not automatically endorse any Anglo-Egyptian agreement on the Sudan based on the constitution due to come into force next month, their representa- tives declared here tonight.

Britain and Egypt are now discussing this constitution and the question of election to be held under it in Cairo,

Representatives of the seven parties making up the national strug- gle-front-told-a-press conference here today that they would study any Anglo-Egyptian agreement with an open mind.

here of the Australian cricketers lies partly in the fnet that it is the first time Hongkong has been given the opportunity of seeing such distinguished' players in action, and also because It opens up the possibilition of being able to entertain other representative cricket teams of world-wide repute in the future. That our Australian guests ambassadora of goodwill

of members of the organisation.nounced today that Queen Horse Hill at falest reports. needs no emphasis, They

Herr Zinn said the Americans | Elizabeth has accepted the The Communists were training Arc also ambassadors of

be decided last May to disband the resignation of the Earl offense artillery fre radio-activity, claimed to good cricket. From them

of the hill in an from the Monte Belle atomle valuable

Clarendon as Lord Chamber South slope leasons in the

ROK troops technique and tactics of explosion, fell here today.

Dr Hans Egibl, Public Safety lain. The Earl of Scar-fort to prevent Chief of the Interior Ministry brough as senior member of

from massing_for_a_counter- cricket enn be learned by But the radio ective content today deprecated the fact that the Royal household will

attack. our young players and n was very small and harmless, "secret arms dumps and parti- new Interest stimulated in an expert said. The rain reacted san groupe had been set up, succeed him.

seven times in hand-to-hand

The seven delegates said that futed his claim that the Ummagle front parties will meet. Mr the game by sections of the to the Geiger counter tests by without the knowledge of the

come to London to Party represented 80 percent Eden here tomorrow. public who hitherto have Dr B. Lewis, Chief Research German authorities at a time The Lord Chamberlain's main combat yesterday with Chinese they had

crest. The last put their views to the British of the Sudanese people.

-The delegates will include Mr robably not bothered to Officer of Kodak (Proprietary) when so much is said of Ger- duty is arranging ceremonial Reds on the

Mr Eden functions afecting the Royal close quarter encounter was Foreign Secretary,

They declared that if the Mubarak Zarroug and Mr Khidr said the discover the charm and Limited, who

complete Ho said the Federal Govern- family, including the entertain darkness s

that the whom they are seeing tomorrow proposed constitution carne into Omer of the Ashigga Party. ment know there has been

Mr Eden will separately ra- South Koreans had to feel the at the Foreign Office and be-force against their will, they of Royal visitors from

heads of their next door training establishment in

it by all "practi-colve the Mahdi tomorrow. would oppose cigl the abroad.

fore British public opinion. Odenwald

bour on the hill before knowing botween Forest

This will be their second off- cal means,' including possibly the enemy Ho is also responsible for the who

was. If the

Dissensions within the front! is going to enjoy thoroughly big as marhels, fell on Adelaide Frankfurt and Heidelberg and

civil disobedience campaign, ein meeting since the Mahdi' came close cropped

to the surface on the

A more arms dumps in parts of Bavaria. censorship of plays throughout head was

seven-man the visit of the Australians yesterday.

delegation arrived here by air from Khar- Melbourne

they would Monte He said his ministry had no Britain and issuts Beenees for took it for granted the man was extent to which

kliled that the theatres in the West end of Chiese and to suppose less. grounds

him with consider an agreement providing representing the national strug-toum-Reuter. knives or rifle butts. If he hair for the continued presence Youth League was neo-Faselst. London. -Reuter.

was long they knew the man

British troops, and officials in Lord Clarendon, who is 75, was n friend.

the Sudan. has a heavy limp and it is understood this has affected his

attraction of ericket as activity was "definitely coo-many's equality of rights.".

sport and an exhibition of by the Monte Bello Explosion. prowess. That Hongkong

Radio active hailstones,

is certain; we hope that than 2,000 miles from our visitors will equally Bello, Adelaide a little feel the tour worth whilo.

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The South Koreans fought

Gen. Cassells decision to retire before the slackened during

Knighted

London, Oct. 10. General A. J. H. Cassells,

coronation next year,

Vink

they

of

The Lord Chamberlain's duffes will be very heavy and it is belleved Lord Clarendon's medical advisers recommended him to resign.

Artillery fire of both sides

the

pitch darkness but increased again when the moon slipped from behind clouds.

An, Ashigga Party delegate said categorically that his party would boycott any election held while foreign troops and officials were at in the country,

The delegates reiterated their

on White Horse I said the

only counds

of a

оп

BCREAMS AND MOANS .. An artillery forward observer demand for à plebiscite follow

that ing the establishment

the provisional coalition govern-

One of his duties during the crest were the "screarns when ment in Khartoum to declde formerly Commander of the coreration ceremony would be someone 18 knifed and the whether the country should be

independent or 1st Commonwealth Division to hand the heavy sword of state means of the wounded."

linked with Egypt. A fresh Communist battalion

is

in Korea, has been knighted in Westminster Abbey and his to the Archbishop of Canterbury for gallant and distinguish my would have made it difficult supported by artillery und They explained thei they ed services in Korea befor him to carry the ancient mortar fire pushed the South themselves were still divided on

weapon. tween January 1 and June

Koreans off the crest of White the exact form of their proposed Horse Hili late yesterday after-union with Egypt. They were 30 this year, the London Lori Scarbrough, ogéd 56, was Gazette announced tonight, nighted in 1937. He was Par-non The ROKS had regalnca agreed they said that Sudanese the hill top earlier in the day defence and International re- homentary Under-Secretary of

should be conducted Other awards for gallantry in my India and surma in is close fighting with grenades lations Korea also guzcted touright in 1945. He is a prominent Freed, bayonets.

jointly with Egypt. cluded live Distinguished Service march and was appointed Grand Orders, seven Military Cros153 Master of the United Grand

The stiidenness and ferocity of They demanded the ending of one Distinguished Conduct Medal Lodge of English Freemasons in the Chinese attack apparently the present condominium agree

the Sudan and four Military Medals.

took the South Koreans by ment by which

Jointly governed by: Egypt and surprise. , The Eighth Army sald the Britain. The plebiscite, they Bald. should be supervised 'by first three days of fighting on al tri-paitite commission of He retired from this Command First Time Ever Wilte Horse Hill cost the Redd British, Egyptian and Sudanese

minimum of 3,500 killed and mumbers or by Bo wounded, Probably the Reda

International body. the past 24 hours. lost many more troops during They described the present

to visit

London

of Sir Sayed Major-General Kim Chong-Abdel Rahman, El Mahal, patron It; wan announced here last. oh, Commander of the ROK of the pro-Independence Umma night.

Ninth Division, issued a state-Party, as a conspiracy with the

troops Sudanese Government. They re "beat" the

Major-General Castells took

| over"" the 'command, of the jut,

Division more than a year ago.

last month to command the first corps in Western Germany- Reuter

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Rain-clouds blankote most Colliery Explosion without hurting them and The new valve, a small plas of Korea today but fighter escaped with 10,600 in a brown | tie ball half an inch in diameter paper bag.

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bombers of the US Fifth Air Rhymner Valley, Oct. 10. Force continued to attack Com- 'Ono miner Twas killed and munist frontline positions.

about 14 others injúred after an explosion at e (crillery in, the Fighting continued at several Rhymny Valley, Glamorgan,

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