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Nightmare

I

was late at night, and

tall!

towards A restaurant that was still open, n young man moved purpose- fully as though the shafts of sudden light that shone from the restaurant's win- down on to the pavement, reminded him of something troublous that he had face-face alone, and then.

The

young

pushed through the swing-doors into bright lobby. the restaurnal'ı

man

to

He was warmly muffled up against the cold night, but hat- les, and a lock of black hair that tumbled

his

Over

on to

brow somehow emphasised the worried preoccupation

that

showed on his handsome face.

THE went

EJECTED

Lo

up

counter.

That cup of coffee i uska for," he said. "I paid for 1, and I never had 11,

No one seemed to know about the coffoo. The young man's and voice became high-pitched joud tell you," he cried, "

had the pald 8d and never coffee."

A commissionairo came up. young Anciled drink on the man's breath, and began to steer himn towards the door. The man fought haul- young

but was put out. A heartedly, mament or two later he come back. He was again gjected.

The third time they throw him out, he lashed out mighty kicks,

of a man! breaking the finger

who tried to protect himself. A policeman appeared, und Le young man was arrested.

T

'BE QUIET

the police station,

when

Aho was chart, arst which

being drunk

thea

and disorderly. with

the assault, whose namo was with terrible release me from here, I'll commit murder."

and

young man,

Terence,

sald

you

urgency: **It

"That's right, and I'll commit murder

from if in lot go here," he cried out from the dock ot Bow Street, in the morning, when the story wa

being told to Mr EG. Robey.

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1955.

KNIFE ATTACKS GERMANY WOULD

Large Scale Sweep For

Mau Mau Gang

ASIAN WOMAN AND SON

SERIOUSLY INJURED

Nairobi, Feb. 11.

Security forces carried out a large-scale sweep of the Bahrti Kikuyu location of Nairobi today after three savage knife attacks on Asians in the past five days.

They went into action after information obtained from an African suspect.

An elderly Asian woman and her middle aged son lay seriously injured in hospital today after being attacked last night. Two previous victims died from their injuries.

The injuries indicate that | Afi, were wellding home from Mau Mau terrorists are respon- evening prayer af A Nairobi sible. If so, it is the first ime Mosque last night when three that they have turned their al- Africane-at lenst ono armed

with a panga attacked them. cation directly to Asians,

SAME GANG

Noor Mohammed escaped un- urt but his wife and son were

Werd

the

An offijolat spokemaan said

the attacks work of the same Mau Mian gang it was hoped that the woop of the location would reveal further suspects.

|

severaly slushed.

Palice searched the rea and tribesmen detained 40

Kikuyu for questioning.

The police issued the descrip- Noor Mohammed, his wifetion of a wanted Kikuyu gang Minaurbhed and Bor Mohammed leader after the first two attacks, They have been hot on his trail but so far he has managed olude capture.

BELGIAN

SOLDIER

BACK FROM

N. KOREA

Seoul, Feb. 11.

A tight security guard

JOIN

Nautilus Leaves GREAT POWERS

For Shipyard

New York, Feb. 11. The world's last atomio submarine, the Nautilus. left its base at Groton, Conn., today for additional work in the shipyard where it was constructed.

When the alterations are complete, the Nautilus will again put to sea for final trials. These will th- ofudo

deep diving tests, #peed firing.

triala and torpedo

During 1bo 148 hours trial already carried out, the Nautilus has done more than 1,000 miles and over 50 dives-France-Presse.

ENGLAND

MEET

IRELAND

TODAY

Dublin, Feb. 11.

Bonn, Feb. 11.

Dr Konrad Adenauer, West German Premier, said here today that a four or five power confer- ence on German unification should be held as soon as the Paris Agreements on Western defence had come into force.

Dr Adenauer, who was speaking at a Press reception, said the present Big Four powers (Britain, France, the Soviet Union and the United States) could be made up to five for such a confer- ence as the West German Federal Republic would by then have become a sovereign state.

The Chancellor sold such | conference shoukt be VCry carefully prepared to have any chances of success. He refused to

qucation whether he would

WET

41

по

to consider a

six-power conference on Ger- man unification, including both West

(Communist) and East Germany.

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Government should be taken into account with regard to the economic

development of the

territory-France-Presse.

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The Office of the Society la altuated at Beaconsfield Arcode, Freetown, Feb. 11. Queen's Road Central, Hong Polico armed with tear Kong.

Chancellor Adenauer Bald the

On conference

German unification could be held before West Germany had an army. The creation of this army would take much longer than he had originally thought, he added. For the great majority Germans, he said, the reunifica tion of their country and the A further pointer to the integration of Europe were two strength the British inseparablo

European unity, German Rugby Union team to tour

fication will not be possible, hes and rifles today fought

battles pitched South Africa this year will

with added be provided by the Ireland The Chancellor said he hoped strikers on the third day Society by and

France would ratify England match here

the Paris of a countrywide stoppage, day and 37894 by night, Agreements as soon as possible.

Subscription and He declared that the West Ger-organised by the Artisans

and General Workers should be sent to:-.. man parliament would pass

Union. them by a largo majority.

tomorrow.

of

It is understood that discussions

game ca will be held after the the composition of the beam to to make the tour, which begins in

Juno

the

Interna-

And

Neither side can lose a second The puzzling feature of attacks le that they are appar-match this season and have any

chance of winning the although ently without motive they have all occurred within tical championship (which alra

Wales France, one hour of nightfall and have embraces

common. Scotland), many other features

The police have arrested on Both lost their first matches. in connection but the sides have been little African suspect

Ireland of an Asian, Į changed.

who with the murder

held Judimber Dhir. 20, on France here to two points a February 9. It was after In-penalty goal to a goal-original- formation from this man that jy made two changes. T. E their Řekl, aft to play against France, replaces second forward W. J. O'Connell, was injured In the match. J. T. Gaston, who

security forces begun sweep.-Router.

"Tell me why I was rejected, was thrown around Be Rare Lady Eden Will

tell me that," he mid.

Private Josef L. Claes here

"If you won't be quiet, this today following his return

case will have to be put back to the United Nations side. until you calm down," said the magistrate.

Terence tossed back fore- lock, and became quiet. The commissionaire whose finger be hod broken, told of his part in the affair.

'I PAID'

NY questions?" the magi-

"Arabesked Terence.

by the Communists Thursday.

on

All efforts by nowemen to see the soldier, who spent his last | six months with the Reds in North Koren, have failed.

Accompany Sir Anthony

готу

who French

har

also been unfit, comes in for

S. J. Byrne on the right wing. CAPTAIN OUT

R

this

the

pirms.

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SMALLER MAJORITY

wald, fle

that however,

smaller there will be majority for the Saar Agree- ment, adding, "We shall have to make the best of S1P asked When

about the existing relations between Bonn and Saarbrucken, Dr Adenauct said that the wishes of the Saar

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Thursday, 17th March, 1955.

A

Governor, Sir Robert Nesde financial support for the Floor, on St. Patrick's Day,

Hell, brought into force an ordinance giving police wide powers to disperse crowds and arrest anyone carrying arms.

The Union is demanding a increase of 10 penCE wage sterling a day. They have been offered sixpence --Reuter.

BOYS AND GIRLS PAGE SOLUTIONS

Before an audience kindly in- for the H.. Thompson, Ireland's vited by the Consul

of Britain's State of Vietnam and Madame and one captain, outstanding second row forwards, le Quang at the Peninsula Hotel withdrew

because last night, Madame Louise Van- CROSSWORD: week London, Feb. 11.

wife

high temperature and a Ty gave a short and charming Lady Eden

of the of u

consisted of British Foreign Secretary, will new cap, M. N. Madden, takes piano recital

Her programme Pte Clay, along with Pte accompany her husband on his his place, Wing forward J. S.

Chopin's Bailache in G minor, is given över

Liszt's "Dance of the Gnomes," Roger F. Hoste, wandered into visit to Bangkok for the South- McCarthy the Communist side of the east Asla Treaty Council meet caplaincy

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, England retain the side that thon neutral zone in Koren which❘ing,

lost do Walca by a penalty goat the two Arabesques of Debussy. Sulte — "New Year Lady

of Bir to all. Their pack was not a

Festival" compoood by

the adeo popular choleo but by holding will

ploma herself Pte Horte today said he pre-

be with her husband when he its own in mudily conditions at

Madamo Van-Ty has studied and

Cardif it has earned another Maloya, to stay in North Korea visita Singapore ferrod

in Paris, and her composition, chance.

They are expected to with the Communists.

after the Bangkok meeting.

which

some listeners may have Noliable sources said that Pte The Foreign Secretary will be tested again if the Irish

heard brondesat 1 for day's the same for be flown to Tokyo fly from London on February 19, forwards show

strongly reveals the li- fluence of Debussy and Ravel, or two for breaking the journey at Cairo that they did against a heavier

the

"Ho assaulted me when I went separates Red armies from the nounced town office

for my coffee," Terence said.

to

somo

was waiting for a prescription from the doctor, and I was going

bare 801

coffee whijo walled, and I paid Bd and they nover gave me the coffee."

you

"не suggests that assaulted him before he attacked you,” said the magistrate to the commissionairo.

"No, #r."

"THEY'VE INJURED ME'

THE commissionaire stood down, and the magistrate said to Terence, "Now it's your turn to tell me what...."

"The coffee was grabbed out of my hand," Terence said, not giving Mr Robey time to his sentence. "So I said, 'Well, give me the 8d. buck. I tried to break down the door, when they put me out.”

End

tell you, I'll commit mur- der, it im released from here. You 800 they've injured me, they've injured my mind." put a hand to his forehead, and closed his

Но

Then his eyes opened, and the fire' and, fury was in, them again. "They've Injured, my mind," he cried.

"I'm quite satisfied that you were drunk and in a violent state sold the magistrale.

United Nations side last August

25.

next day

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MIX-UPS: Flowers: Schoolmales;

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tal movement from the "Mother Goose Suite" was much brought to mind.

VALENTINE DAY REBUB: Senti- ment; Candy; Sweethearts; Cards.

DIAMOND:

Claes WIE in the hospitalisation and questioning, and Karachi for talks with the French

French and backs are all It was believed that he will Egyptian and Pakistani Govern-

strong runners

And Ireland'a thep a court martial upon his ments. return to Korta

On the return journey, the answer to them seems to depend or the tactical play of J. W. There were rumours that the Edens will pay a briet stop at

This kind of Western arrange- two privates were on a drinking New Delhi where the Foreign Kiye, their outside half who can

will see Mr Nehru, exploit the allghtest weaknessment of Eastern tumes makes spree when they went North, Secretary The Cornmunists have given no the Indian Prime Minister. They He will be making his 34th very pleasant and harmonious reason for the long delay in are due back in London on international appearance-China music, and it is probably the form in which oriental music is admitting that they held the two March 6--China Mail Special.

likely to become most popular

Spirit SCRAMBLED SENTENCE Belgian soldiers-United Press.

in the West.

Valentire is regarded as the patron Madame Van-Ty is leaving saint of unhappy lovers. shortly to

give concerts in

BLACKBOARD QUIZ ANSWERSI severni countries.

All eight She intends to

do bị lời an return to Hongkong in right excellent; she or, seven rightm

* fewer kinn four-you ||

Mail Special,

Britain Let Princess Visits

Down

Dr Edith's

Friend

London, Feb, 11. Dr Edith Summerskill, Chairman of the British Labour "Party, said at Walsall tonight am going to remand you for that Britain had “let' mental report,"

Googlencoe

Thy led him away, and he went quiculy, wearily, a young marie despairing of roping, his From a long, unendurable

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Health

Centre

Bridgetown, Feb. 11.

Princess Margaret spoke to several Barbadian mothers with children in their arms when she visited a health centre at Speightstown, a north Barbados port today.

She said she was "very impressed" by the centre which is the only one of its kind on the island. The children look very healthy, she said.

deponid Soviet Premier, by falling to welcome

The Princose was wearing a little Coral island as part of her hia posco

terra cotta pink day dream with tour of the Caribbean, ful

polley, a full Wert and buttoned bodice Princess Margaret "vialled Dr Summerwell, who was and aņvhilte straw hat.

Speighttown, aboub::14) miles member of last year's Labour delegations, to Quaria and China

She was shown over the from the capital, Bridgetown, and who had a pory vicized for centre by Dr M. Byer, during a drive lasting about care Medical Officer of Health for and a half hours through the DARTWORDS SOLUTION | her by Mr Malincov, sidded:

formed the strongest im-thern Barbados who said capital and neighbouring areas. MOLATRY Dilatory Sig. Dosch pression that he would respond, dellabted with the work we

*The Princans told me whe ENTHUSIASTIC. WELCOME Fouch Peach Cheap Jack Pok Zuck

The bédigred town's zo- Low Low 10 an invitation from the Braith

doing and was particularly allenin: gave bir anme Gövertirpent.

thusiastle Impressed by the bealthy dadron, 134

Broad

The Government "Gas been guilty of a trugle error of omis alon,, but there is still time to Argentina retzlere K."--Beuter,

Contre wán, opin

choses being ww

The Princess :nia"to visi

to

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should develop your roading....

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