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FIGHTING MAN

Next

EVENTEEN years ago, name, so he was arrested.

the Clerkenwell

morning

When he was still in his more pleaded guils to buitut 'teens, James joined the in unlawful possession of the Regular Army. He must gaudy mackintosh. have been then the kind of young

The detective

who

had

Holdier recruiting arrested James told the story to Mr W. Blake Odgers, QC," the

the ster posters show-lean, ke-mugistrate, Tol

by now bed eved, strong; and he took to rither, for James

number of explana the Army's way of life from provided

the start and was regularly tons of how he had come by

the mackintosh, promoted.

BACK TO GAOL JE added another, now,

By 1941 James was a sergeant, stationed with his regiment intell you the truth," he said, Singapore. For the next few years he was a prisoner of the Japanese.

Perhaps I was Whore years that were the undoing of him, tor alnce he came back from the East all the promise he bad unce shown seems to have gone out of him.

HE

IN THE KING "left the Army and lived for a time on his gratuity and a small pension he receivedi, But he was married now, and the money he had did not last ting man long. He became a lighti

sort this again, of a different lime-a professional boxer.

lie was still strong, tall, and leyla im. without any spuse but his boxing career did not go well and he presently quit ated became a bus driver.

Then

car

one day he drove off a without the cwser's consint. and, as he drove it without being covered by insurance, his punish- ment included not only prison ไร!

12-month driving ban

That was the end of his earler

on aures,

- ONE AGAINST ........ OR a third time, Jones br- came a' fighting man. Only now he look on his toughest on pent yet-be took on the whole of the country's police forces, the whole of society. He became a criminal.

Presently he had convictions ter shopbreaking. gainst hin housebreaking, torebreaking.

Punch-drunk with prison sea. tenec, he qua this ecerr

this last. in the early part of year. 11e got himself a labour- Ing job.

ان

At some period, nevir pre- fed. James's marriage broke up. A court ordered him to pay su much a week towards his wife's

fle chord the order) support. for time and then forgot about

11.

caught once MORE

I've

got the mae from a married women. If I gave you her name it'd break up her home, had me own home broken up-i don't want to break up someone esc's."

"Well, it's a thousand pities the we you there," raid to magistrate. "You do well in the Army and now....you seem to

grip. lost your

Go to lave prison for two months."

James was led away. Perhaps in the two months he would be away he would become a fight- ng mon again. The fight then would be against the toughest opponent of all-his own worst self.

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The City Hall Committee

City Hall

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BOYS AND GIRLS SOLUTIONS

1. Prince. 2-c. The Hare took a nap. 3-1. Switzerland. 4-1. Open

Dianheyed her mötter. - Bul. Forest, 4-a. Amasaža. —n, Horse. 10-b. Seven dwarfs, 1-e. River. 12. Tn. 13~e. White iwbale).

14-3. 20 years. 15-h. Guld, 16. in a sense James was a desert island. 17-a. Launce- wanted man again when he Int. 18-b. Had befriended the on I. Pricked her finger. 20-c et King's Cross Kill saken. was arrested station the ether-evening-Be had

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Dividing The West

Still Soviet Game,

Says U.S. Spokesman

Washington, Nov. 13. "Molotov is still trying to divide the Western powers," the State Department spokesman, Mr Henry Suydam, said tonight, commenting on today's press conference given by the Soviet Foreign Minister.

Diplomats To Meet Again At Panmunjom

Panmunjom, Nov. 14.

United Nations and Communist diplomats, attempting to arrange a Korean peace conference, will meet today (Saturday) for the first time in a week. But apparently they were only an inch closer to summoning the peace parley.

United Nations envoy Arthur H. Dean and the Chinese and North Korean Ambassadors last week turned the deadlocked talks over to their Staff officers who held six secret meetings.

But Informed quarters lleved that the Junilor

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only on a minor agenda agree

point which would по!

iminate the basic diiput: be- tween the Communists orul the United Nations,

The talks were stalemated over Red ins'stence that neutral Asian nations and Russia attend the peace conference along with

fought the nations which Korca.

in

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Mr Eden Replies To Cairo Allegation

London, Nov. 13.

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The Foreign Secretary, HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR The Staff officers apparently Mr Anthony Eden, said to- d net negolia e this disagree- rent which neither side appears day that it was regrettable wiling

comprom':. Instead, that the Egyptian Govern- onment had disregarded their the most they could agree was the tactic for discussing three phases of the conference pledge to guarantee free

elections in the Sudan. at one time, qualified said.

Instead he said, the Egrations Orvers expit the Staff were "electioneering" in an contact

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The elections are to see whether debate

the Sudan, heretofore time, place

under administration, of the peace Anglo-Egyptian

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WOULD BE VICTORY Mr Dean, authorised by the to negotiato

Mr Ellen declared in a written The spokesman added that, in trying still to divide General Assembly

of the answer to a question in the the West, Molotov still reiterated "the astonishing Soviet only the date and sile

parley, originally suggested the House of Commons that Britain attitude that it would be impossible to achieve progressub-commit proli

had maintained "a patient and in Europe if Communist Chinn did not joi in,”

If the Communists accept suggestion, observers said, it conciliatory attitude at we are determined to do our utmost to would be a minor victory for

He described Communist China as an aggressor in Asia.

The State Department spokes- man said that Molotov's press conference was obviously aimed al softening the tone of the Soviet note of November 3. But, statement in he added, the Foreign Minister's altered 110 way

as the un- what he described acceptable conditions contained in the note...

On the basis of press reports, IL setmed that. Molotov

Was

SERPENTINE - Winding-Wending worried about the reactions Soviet note of He was dressed to catch atten- Seared ST Stuff-Nonsente caused by the

November 3. tion. Over his shabby sult he Twiddle Waddle Paddle- Cures Ocean-Sea -- Ser-Bishop Woman's hellotrope Miltre Merit Worth-Forl mackintosh.

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In this note, the Soviet Union not only rejected the invitation of the three Western powers for a conference about Germany, Mr Suydam said, but it also put up a series of pre-conditions to any mceling which, as the Soviet Fereim Office must have known, were not acceptable as far as the United States was concern-

cd

Although Molotov's press con- ference was obviously designed to soften the Lone of the Soviet note, Molotov, in fact, did not alter any of the unacceptable conditions set out in the Soylet note.

Morcover, the spokesman said, he continued to seek to in divide the Western powers ¡Europe and, at the same time,

reiterated the astonishing Soviet | position that it was Impossible make any progress In European questions until after Communist China, the aggressor In Asio, was brought in to help to

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British Runner's To Compete In United States

London, Nov. 13. -Britain's great-middle-. distance

Roger runners, Bannister. Chris Chat- away and Bill Nankeville, are almost

to certain compete in Indoor athletics In the United States at the end of February or early March, Mr Jack Crump, the British team manager, said today.

An Invitation has been received from the United Sistes, he salti, and added: have accepted in principle, subject to fixing up the schedule and other arrangements."

The three runners were keen to get into .com. Delition in The United States and the Americans were anxious to have them in action.-France-Pressę.

ENGLISH

GIRL SETS

RECORD

Mr

the

Dean and the first real sign: ensure free elections and ther of a Red compromise in the after unfettered self-determina- three-week-old

talks.

But

tion" Panmunjom

Mr Eden ald that he had these quarters quicklysten statements by the Egyptian Minister of National Guidance, pointed out that the compromise Salah Salam, who he called would not mean that the Com-Sal

munists had given up their "propaganda Minister, to the neutmi uations ideaa proposal effect that Egypt had faithful- of the the Reds wanted to negotiately carried out their cide

agreement" before considering other details Anglo- Egyptian

guaranteeing the Sudancee free for calling the conference.

The results of the Staff off-elections. cers' talks are expected to be known after today's conference. -United Press.

Singapore Releases

Stowaway

Singapore, Nov. 19. The Singapore immigration authorities

freed

22- today year-old Kishino Nasaj, also known

John Wanamaker,

Who

ан

detained for

"In the view of Her Majesty' statements Government these

cannot be reconciled with the persistent line of conduct pur- sued by the Egyption Govern ment since last April."United Press,

Dr Gruber's

Resignation Accepted

Vienna, Nov. 13.

a coin-

had been

The Austrian Foreign Mini- Gruber, las ten- more than eight months in a ster, Dr Karl civil

prison after arriving here dered his resignation as the re- sult of the strong reaction causei NaBaji,

who slowed away by the publication recently of a aboard a ship in Hongkong, volume of his memoirs, a jumped into the sca when he munique tonight disclosed, realised the vessel

The President not

of the Republic going to Japan as he thought, will be officially informed 10-

morrow of Dr but taking him South,

Gruber's

resima- lon, which has been

been accepted.

was

The mystery about Nosaji is IL. is now generally ex- that nobody knows his nation-pected that the Foreign Minis- allty or identity, The Japanese try will be taken over by the consular authorities say he is a present Chancellor, native of

Chan- London, Nov. 13.

American authorities state he is ecilor, Herr Leopold Figl

Dr Gruber, who resigned at Misa Shella Lerwill, women's Japanese.

Nasal will be allowed to the world

the Populist request of high jump champler, look for a job in Singapore, but Party, of which he is a mem- tonight set up new world figures he must report to the authori ber, had been Foreign Minister

women's Indoor leap tles from time to time.-France- without Interruption

Okinawa, but the Raab, or by the lus

for the

when she cleared: 5 ft 0 in Press.

at the

(about 1.68 metres) Wembley Empire Pool, London,

Miss Lerwill, a member of the

· Tokyo, Nov. 14. Spartan Ladies Athletic Club, The Fishery Board Intends to London, had lert night improved ask the United States and on the 21-year-old figures of BIL Canada to lift the bani on 9% Ins., (bout 1.59 metres) sel catching fur seals, in the sea, by Mis Jean Shiley (Undied Kyodo nows

reported States), clearing GR 3 ins. today quoting sources close to (about 1,01 metres), ̧ the Agriculture fend Forestry Ministry..

Two British best indoor per- formances were also establisit ed tonight.

agency

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Jurists To

Confer

December, 1845.

sinco

During the war, he led an

anti-Nazi resistance movement In the Tyrol.-France-Presse.

Swinton In S'pore

Tokyo, Nov. 14.

Singapore, Nov. 13. The Minister of Justice, Mr.

Lord Swinton, British Inukal, will head a Secretary

for Commonwealth group of distinguished Japanese Relations, arrived today after Jurists on a visit to India on a month's tour of Australia November 25. according to and New Zealand. He leaves The Board was said to be ex-

Japaneso prem reports.

tomorrow for India where he pecting 'shortly replies from the

group will attend will see the Indian Premier, United States and Canada to its

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the women's 48 mètres international legat conference | Jawaharlal Nehru France- report on fur; seal resources, in

hurdles, Mrs. Iris Pond, of opening in New Delhi

on Presse. Japan, which it submitted to London Olympiades. returned December 28 and due to last six them some time ago.

econds, and Norman days.

native the Scottish

The Japaniss delegation in- Hunting for fur seals in the Gregor, sen is totally banned; in Japan pels veult champion, cleared 12 cludes Mr Shigeru Kurlyama, today under an agreement with feet 10 inches (about 3.92 Justice of the Supreme Court,

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