1950-11-16 — Page 2

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While getting in some training at an airfield near Seoul, South Korea, these paratroopers of the 187th Regiment, 11th Airborne Division, make practice jumps into a sand pit. Paratroopers of this group dropped over the Communist escape routes in North Korea under the personal direction of Gen. Douglas MacArthur.

MANY STUDENTS INJURED IN ANTI-BRITISH

CAIRO POLITICAL RIOT

Cairo, Nov. 15.

One Egyptian student was killed and 36

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in a political riot aimed at getting British troops out of the Suez Canal zone. The disturbance was broken down.

The riot set a turbulent background for the Anglo- opening of Parliament on Thursday. Egyptian relations will figure prominently, and there are indications the session should be one of the most hectic in years.

-The riot started *when Several high students broke into the premises including

army officers, ni-ne liculenant

PASSED OVER

of ..Hussein

of the weekly newspaper generals, resigned today follow- Altnbar el Yom. Hundreds of ing the appointment

General demon Lieutenant other angry, students strated outside the British em-Farid Bay as acting chief of bassy, demanding immediate staff of the army. evacuation of British troops

Lieutenant General Fuad from the Suez arca.

One thousand high school

Sadek Pasha, former commander paraded peacefully students through the streets cheering for of the armed forces in Palestine, asked King Farouk to be placed King Farouk and Premier-

on the retired list. Eight other Mustapha el Nahas Pasha.

In the new session of Parlin-lieutenant generals immediately ment

Saadist followed suit. It was said they the opposition Party will challenge the Wafd felt they had been passed over Government

abrogate the by one of their juniors,United

Press. Anglo-Egyptian treaty of 1936

to

PHOTOGRAPHS under which Britain retained

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the Suez base until 1956.- *NOT PROBABLE

Paper Famine In

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Nov. 15. The independent› news- paper La Prensa received a last-minute allocation of Newsprint today enough to enable it to continue publication for at least one more day.

Paper being unloaded in Buenos Alres harbour was made ávailable after La

Prensa announced it had run out of newsprint. -United Press,

Sharp Clash In Seoul

Seoul, Nov. 15. The Korean police today arrested two men, described as "Communist leaders," after a

Peking Relations fight, during which the sus-

With Finland

The

pects tried to commit sui- cido...

a

Sources close to the cabinet photographs doubted that the Premier Would unilaterally denounce the treaty. taken by the South China But he was expected to state

San Francisco, Nov. 15. The arrested men, Rhee Rim Egypt's emphatically that, in

of the chief secretary: People's Republie of Soo, view, the Treaty had outlived Morning Post, South China is purposes and conflicted with China and the Finnish Republic People's Labour Party; and have agreed to exchange diploi | Cho Han Yong, director of Sunday Post-Herald, China the United Nations. Charter.

Other matters which will put matic representatives, according the Party Propaganda: Bureau, the Government to stern tests to Poking Radio tonight. Mail and Hong Kong. Tele-centre around, the army and the

were discovered hiding in The agreement was reached

house in the centre of, Seoul. Moslem Brotherhood,, a power- [on October, 28. graph Staff Photographers ful extremist organisation out- The Radlo also reported that

lawed late in 1048 after the the Finnish Government had They attacked the policemen are on view in the

former Fremler, Nahmund | appofbed Mr Hugo Valvanne, who arrested them and then Fahmy el Nokrashi, was assas its Minister to India, to serve tried to slash their wrists with Morning Post Building,

sinated by a: Brotherhood mem concurrently as Minister to the

knives ber, 1

woople's Republic of China. The Walists have announced In its turn, the Republic of

nolice described the their intention: to lift they ban China had appointed General on the... Brotherhood despite King Plao, is Minister to People's Labour Par strong opposition from other Sweden, to servo concurrently Communist line parties.

as Minister to Finland. Reuter. Reuter.

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