Malaya Tribune, 29 January 1951

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    49 1 MALAYA Tribune I FOR THE J fc THA* ANY 1 AFTERNOON 1 L PAPER IN J |MALAYAj| 'Tribune- S pore. simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipohaad Penang. Phon»: 5811 '3 nine »ne». SIX PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1951 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE MONDAY, JAN 29, 1951.
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    CHINESE MASS ON THE HAN AS THE ALLIES NEAR SEOUL
    271 1 TYPHUS MA V I HA YE HIT RED ARMIES A.P. and Reuter. THK hulk of trained mtH I i TOKIO, Sunday. of line may be south oi the river Three Chinese armies, far under »nH maI S ,K enth f
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    Woman Pilot To Serve In Korea
    107 1 AP. ISTANBUL. Turkey Sun IBEH ireiktchen. Kemal It rk s adopted daughter P rhaps the first woman Wai pilot in the world, is Korea to serve with S Mr Force. :<;nteered recently for :ve combat service and iral was given, appawith the consent of
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    Prisoners Riot
    46 1 rUAH, PUERTO R. CO Inmates of the Rio Iras prison, from which prisoner! escaped three Qths ago. staged another yesterday. It least four prisoners were i during the outbreak 1 escaped, penitentiary's cafeteria. ouse and pharmacy stroyed by a fire startby the rioting prisoners
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    Colonialism 'Is Over In Asia'
    101 1 Reuter. LOS ANGELES, Sun. COLONIALISM is finished in Asia and in other parts of the world. Major-General Oraves B. Erskine, Commandei of the United States .Marine Corps Department of the Pacific, said yesterday General Erskine has just returned from Southeast Asi:i as chief of the
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    TITO GETS U.S. FOOD
    107 1 U.P. FRANKFURT, Sun.—Dwuro Bablic, head of tne Yugoslav Committee for Emergency Imports, disclosed today that 95.800, tons of American food have arrived in Yugoslavia under a $69,400,000 United States aid programme, Radio Belgrade said today. Bablic. in a statement to Yugoslavia's official news agency Tanjug. the
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    Fear More Compelling Drive Than Hunger
    124 1 A.P. LOS ANGELES, Sunday. TEAR has been found to be a more compelling 1 drive than hunger by psychologists at the University of California. Experiments conducted at the University show that rats will avoid uncomfortable positions and overlook rewards of food in order to
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    FLU SUSPECTS BEHIND BARBED WIRE
    82 1 Reuter-AAP. PERTH 'Western Australia) Sunday. The 142 Australiabound "flu suspects" from the British liner Orcades soent today behind barbed wire at the quarantine station at Frematitle, port of Perth. But none of them had influenza, according to Dr. O. A. Murray. Quarantine Officer, after a
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    RUNAWAY PLANE TIES UP AIRPORT
    22 1 A frightened attendant leaped out of a parked plane when the engine started nt «h. VP. Photo.
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    Pleven Seeks 'Absolute Friendship' With U.S.
    212 1 U.P. rßl vru NEW YORK, Sunday. J, RENCH Premier R en e Pleven warned toriav that "there is no time* to Pleven emphatically declared: "There is absolutely no split between the United States and France" on foreign policy matters. Pleven, who arrived here for
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    Secret Treaty Alleged
    70 1 U.P. MOSCOW. Sun. HPHK Soviet Army in v.. ....,,,-r Red star declared today that America and Spain had concluded a secret treaty under which airports and "naval harbours were being built with financial and technical assistance from th*» United States. It raid that Spain recently expanded or
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    DULLES TO VISIT AUSTRALIA
    58 1 U.P. TOKIO. Sun. A spokesman for John Foster Dulles confirmed today that Dulles had accepted an Australian invitatiqn to confer with leaders on the results of his peace treaty conferences in Tokio. The spokesman said last week, that should Dulles the Ausrallail invitation, he, doubtedly, would
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    Reds Plan United Front In Indo-China
    140 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. j A MEETING of "people s re- n pres?ntatlves" of Viet- nam. Laos and Cambodia has st up a committee to prepare the lormation of an "Allied National United Front of lndo-China," according to a New China > Common News Ateney
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    NEW SUPPLY ROUTE TO WEST GERMANY
    203 1 A.P. T HE Western AlUes have decicfef tlT^in cloW?h?°» U f Ha T bur S and Bremen arftoS close to the Russians for safety is oeing created to feed the growino- forces that AtLTrV? H Ge eral DW the East. against from United States
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    BEVIN BETTER
    36 1 Reuter. LONDON, S„n. BrtttaJl i-orejgr» Secretary Frnest Rovm ill with pneumonia, vra* much better tonight. A Forr l£rn Office spokr.sman said the tern perature was now normal UN nis condition was "satisfac tory —ReuteT.
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    U.S. Warned Against Major Land War
    196 1 A.P. npMArrnn COLUMBIA. Sunday. JJENATOR J. William Fulbright said here: •Wp should not undertake at this time a major land war with China." In an address prepared for delivery at the centennial observance of Christian College for Women, the Senator called for withdrawal of
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    Shah Sells Crown Lands To Peasants
    109 1 Reuter. TEHERAN. Sunday. The Shah of Persia. Mohammad Reza Pahlevi issued order* today for the sale to the peasants of all the Crown lands he inherited from lis :ather. A Royal Proclamation appointed a special committee to organise the ;ivnsfer. The lands will b.>
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    A-BASES ROUND RUSSIA
    79 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. BRITAIN is co-operating with the United States to make a ring of atom bomber bases round Russia. the Sunday newspaper "The People" said today The newspaper reported that the arrangement resulted from talks on the subject between President Truman and Prime Minister Clement Attlee.
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    TREASON CHARGES DROPPED
    84 1 AP. MANILA. Sunday. Trea- son charges against the warI time mayor of a Luzon town were dropped when the num- per of prosecution witnesses dwindled from 44 to three Antonia Mendoza, mayor during the Japanese occupation of Agoo. La Union province, was charged with 2.H counts of
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    NEW TYPE SHIP
    73 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. The Maritime Administration announced a new type 10 000--ton cargo ship will be launched Jan. 30 at Pascagoule. Mississippi. The vessel is being constructed by the Ingalls Ship-Building Corp. at a cost of U555,000,000 The 475-foot vessel will have a speed or 18- < 2
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    THE SQUATTERS
    700 2 UOW big is this task of squatter resettlement in 11 the Federation? We know that it is one of the main weapons of General Briggs' war against the bandits, to settle these vegetable growers and poultry and pig breeders living in deserted and jungly areas, in settlements which
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    LAND REFORMS IN INDIA
    795 2 AP. NEW DELHI. j ALAND reform mea- sure which sponsors call "more revolutionary" than those of the Chinese Communists is on Its way to becoming law in the North Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The measure, breaking up centuries-old landed estates and conferring proprietory rights on
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    PRAGUE'S GIFTS TO LAZY BRIDEGROOM
    288 2 AP. PRAGUE. THE Municip.il Marriage Bu--1 re.iv. Prague's gift to the lazy bridegroom. 13 catching on With people bent on matrimony. Svatka," as the office is called, was set up at the end of 1940 to handle all wedding details from the invitations right on
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    Through Chinese Eyes
    195 2 What the Chinexr Press is saying today. THE Nanyang Slang Pau praises the programme initiated for Chinese adult education and the response that It has alreaoy acclaimed by Cninc.se schoolteachers. A step in this direction has long been due. says the paper, and is assured that it
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    CURES FOR THE COMMON COLD
    744 2 SCIENCE FOR THE LAYMAN AP. NEW YORK. "A N untreated cold lasts seven days, while a treated cold can be cured in a week. So runs an old saw. which sums up a lot of the centuriesold frustration of the human race in battling its
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    CONFERENCE OF EXPERTS ON HANDI CAPPED CHILDREN
    1123 2 |)R J. F. Bulsara. the Far ir Eastern Representative of I the Division of Social Activii Uet, United Nations, who recently returned from Jamshedpur, inform.* v.« that they had a successful session of the Conference a: Jamshedpur from 19 to 21 December 1950.
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    First New Standard Locomotives
    126 2 THE first new standard locomotives, carnage* tod wagons are included in the British Railways stock-bui)din| programme for 1951 which comprises 400 engines. carriages and 39.975 wagon*. Of the latter, over 2.000 will be steel-carrying wagon? to provide for the anticipated in-i crease in steel production, and
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    BIG RALLY IN MALAYAN SHARES
    811 4 THE day-by-day advance of commodity shares in London, the agreement of Peking to a ceasefire for a limited period and the all-time record of $694 per picul reached by Tin on Thursday all helped to give a fillip to the Malayan Share' Market in the
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    U.S. CUTS USE OF TIN
    134 4 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. THE government today orders drastic restrictions in the civilian use of tin. including a ten per cent cut in the amount that can be used lor beer cans. The order is designed to ensure that supplies are sufficient for military and essential
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    New York Pepper
    116 4 U.P. NEW \OkK. Sunday. TRADERS reported that the price of pepper at the close of the market last week stood about ten cents per pound higher than the previous week for spo t and nearby shipments. Quotations for February and March increased by about five cents a
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    MAO MAY HAVE OVER-REACHED
    340 4 U.P. I mTl nn„ TOKIO, Sunday. I JHERE is groving evidence that the Chinese comj munists are hurting M because they have overextended themselves in Korea lndo-China and Tibet. The United Press was told that reliable information now available here adds to the growing belief that
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    LABOUR AGAINST COALITION
    88 4 U.P. LONDON, Sunday. BRITAIN'S labour party tonight turned its back with tinality on any idea of coalition with Winston Churchill's Conservatives in the critical days of re-armament that lie ahead. Aneurin Bevan, spearhead of the party's left wing, made a political broadcast in which he made it
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    PLEVEN LEAVES
    99 4 U.P. PARIS, Sunday. PREMIER Rene Pleven 'left here last night for the United States, where he is to hold urgent defence talks with President Truman. Pleven will urge Truman to 'play for time' for at least a year, to enable the west to make ready its defences against
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    Wheat Ban: No Comment
    127 4 A.P. NEW DELHI, Sunday. INDIAN officials yesterday declined to comment on the hint of U.S. Senator Tom Connally of Texas that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee would take its time on any rerequest for wheat for India. Sources close to the Foreign Ministry indicated India does
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    Bull Tack In Rubber
    110 4 The rubber commodity market on Saturday was very steady on sellers' reserve and the market rose to 2XI cents a pound buyers for Feb. The market was generally inclined to a bull tack. The expected drop in production during the recent rains, the existence of upcountry
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    Censorship Relaxed
    87 4 UP m TOKYO. Sun. Eigth Army Headquarters 1 onight authorised the general Identification of American and French troops operating on the central front In Korea and of American. British. Turkish. Greek, and South Koreans on the western front, and American and South Kor< ans on the east central
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    CUP HOLDERS FIGHT HARD TO SUR VIVE
    736 5 JUST MANAGE TO DEFEAT NORTHAMPTON TOWN 3-2 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. ARSENAL, the holders, were given another shock in the English Football Association Cup when beating their Third Division rivals, Northamption Town, by only the odd goal of five here In yesterday's fourth round.
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    SUFA Still Unbeaten
    66 5 U.P. MANILA. Sun. THE visiting Singapore football team fought a local club selection to a one all draw last night in their fifth appearance at the Rizal Stadium here Shariff Madon scored for Singapore in the second half when the score was one-nil against the visitors. Although
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    GERMANY WIN BOBSLED CHAMPIONSHIP
    120 5 A.P. HUEZ, France, Sun. GERMANY won the world"s II two-man Bobsled Championship yesterday in their postwar debut in international sports championship*. Andreas Ostler and Lorcnz Nleberl left no doubt aboui their superiority. They scored on Saturday and had th<best times in two heats today. thus setting
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    PRINCE PHILLIP ON LOSING SIDE
    78 5 A.P. VALETTA. Malta. Sun. PRINCESS Elizabeth yesterday attended the Cawnpore Cup polo match, and presented a cup to the letting team 'the lmprudents'. which beat "the Castillians". The Duke of Edmburgh play, ed for the Castillians. The Cup, wh'ch was played for in India from
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    Parson Does Grand Leap
    78 5 A.P. NEW YORK, Sun. 808 RICHARDS. 24. a parson from Lavernc, California, became the second man in history to clear 15 feet in the pole vault yesterday. He cleared 15 feet, one incn in the Millrosc Games at Madison Square Garden. Cornelius Warmerdam. BOW retired, is
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    Amateur Soccer Clubs Hit By Trek Of Players To Wealthier Clubs
    425 5  -  By ARCHIE QUICK LONDON, Today. AMATEI T R football clubs —like Dulwich Hemlet are disturbed at certain practices which are resulting in the trek of players to wealthier clubs. Expenses are the bone of i contention. The Dulwlch play-
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    WHITE "DRAGON"
    18 5 .i visiting "Dragon" class boat lrom Singapore Chib, nailing in R.A.F. Changi YathtClub s Regatta yesterday.
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    Corsair's Grew Earn Brilliant Win With Repaired Lifeboat
    376 5 CHANGI REGATTA F. rjhftngJ Yacht Club s two-day Regatta at 11 Changi yesterday and on Saturday was an outtaiitang success. Apart from a few brief but heavy thunder-showers, the weather and winds were kind, and close and excellent sailing was seen in
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    EUROPEAN SKATING CHAMP
    39 5 A.P. OSLO, Sun. HJALMAR Anderson,' Norway's skating ace, was last night proclaimed European skating champion, after winning three out of tne four classic and placing second in the fourth. His total points scored was HM 057.—A.P.
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    London Ski Jumping Competition
    154 5 LONDON. Today. THE artificial jump for this year s London ski jumping competition, to be built on the highest hill near the Vale of Health at Hampstead Heath, will be nearby 80 feet—ls feet higher than last year. The competition, which was inaugurated last year, will
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    KOVALESKI IN THREE INDIAN TENNIS FINALS
    144 5 AP. MADRAS, Today.—Kovaleski ms.de short work of India's No. 1. Dillp K. Bose. :n the men's singes s?mi-flnals o* the South Indian Lawn Tennis Championship yesterday and qualified to mccl Dorfman in the final. Frequently double-fault r Hose took only three games in the
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    C'wealth Ahead Of Mysore XI
    94 5 C 'wealth Ahead Of Mysore XI BANGALORE. Sun. The Mysore State XI won the toss and batted first against the Commonwealtn touring rricket team in a three-day match which began yesterday em the 39-year old turf phch ol the Gymkhana grounds. The Mysore side, captained by Ramdey. a Service XI
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    Montes Sets Golf Record
    170 5 A.P. MANILA. Sun. ABCNDIO (Larry) Montcs, Manila Golf Club pro, fired a course record tying 68 yesj terday in the third round of j the Far East Open Gold Tour- nev to co into the final 18 j holes today with a six stroke margin at
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    GREATEST YACHT RACING TRAGEDY
    115 5 Reuter-AAP. WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, Sun. FCRTEEN men ana two boats were still missing in the grca»rtt yacnt racing tragedy in New Zealand's history. Royal New Zealand Air Force planes after an intensive search of the storm-tossed j Cook Straight for several days were abandoning the hunt
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    IRELAND STOP FRANCES BID FOR RUGBY HAT-TRICK BY A POINT
    638 6 Router—A.P. man DUBLIN, Sunday. j a France by nine points (two tries and a penalty goal) to eight (one goal and a try) in the Rugby I nion International here yesterday afternoon and thus registered their first Win In 27
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    The start of the race round Pulau Ubin, during the K.A.I Changi Yacht Club's Regat £.22?iw2 HHd °" MSf** More than on, hundred £ , l&tl senttng the Services and civilian sailing clubs of Singapore and the nearby mainland vere engaged.
    38 6 The start of the race round Pulau Ubin, during the K.A.I Changi Yacht Club's Regat £.22?iw2 HHd MSf** More than on, hundred l&tl senttng the Services and civilian sailing clubs of Singapore and the nearby mainland vere engaged.
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    Eddie Thomas Crowned Empire Welterweight Champion
    231 6 A.P. PnniF JOHANNESBI-RG, Saturday. Thomas, British welterweight champion pion n i°s C the nJh Pat Sout *'"can S pion is the 13th round to become the first holder ?eymer.rWembt rWei,fht night WeniWey °P en air stadium here last A crowd of 13.000 watched in
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    54 6 v* ta/tL SIXGXPORK AKT SOT1ETT PnotofrraphU- Exhibition Prni«h vw','. 1 Hal 0 H m lo 5 30 p.m ou A: Cookng class "Straits Chinese DisHm"—5 p.m. <«/> v C.A.: Directors meeting o. »0 p.m. YMCA: Malay class 5.30. judo class b p.m., Rosemary Minms betual ret
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    CINEMA
    87 6 4 1 A I^ :VY: V T^p 01 al n i- 45 4.I0 b.4.> and 9 30 p.m. «i'u 1 '/r'i "Woman in Hiding" i»iv- h and 9 P »<• S a'ahad at lu. 1.45. 5. >0 and 9,lo p.m. PAWLIOX: "My Name 1« Julia Rom at 2. 4.15.
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    Cold In Them Their Hills
    104 6 U.P. NEW YORK. Sum. THE worst cold wave of into winter sent tempt-ratures plunging far beh;w zero in the west and mid->.» st today, following a blizzard that •VUPt the northern plain*. Tht thermometer oropped to 23 degrees bekm in Montana, and was siill faliint'
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    Connecticut Takes It Easy
    115 6 U.P. HARTFORD. CONN Sunday. AX earth tremor last Thursday provided a mild test of the citizens possible behaviour in the event of an enemy air raid—and their behaviour was not according to orders. Civil defence officials said today that utter confusion would result if Connecticut citizens
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    Chance For Golfers To Earn More Money
    359 6  -  By BEN PHLEGAR A.P. LONDON, Today. tournament schedule offering more money than ever before has been arranged to attract golfers to this country during the Festival of Britain Year of 1951. The programme includes 12 tournaments sanctioned by the Professional Golfers Association, plus
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    More Die From Flu
    63 6 U.P. LONDON. Sunday. THE death rate from iri--1 fluenza in the great towns of England and Wales has soared to more than ten times the normal figure. Figures released by the Ministry of Health today show that there were 2.443 deaths from influenza during the first
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    He Wants To Remain In States
    147 6 U.P. ACamdrn N ow j„ YOUNG engineer 2*** United State, Dl ,tr lc l^s I back to India 'wherr £i ism is rampant.' N o oi I 27 arrested wh„e workJ?* I salad man in a New Yorif 5 1 aurant. told the Federal
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    They Want Cease Fire
    130 6 U.P. THE CENTRAL FRONT. KOT uv R EA. Sunday HE men who are doin? 2 fighting in Korea genera! ly favour the proposals m th« united Nations for a tmmd fire, and an attempt to 5«. tie the war by negotiation But they would rath-9 j
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    F.I.F.A. Membership Includes Seventy-Three Countries
    405 6 JHE International Federation now has 73 countries. Germany, Japan, and the Saar having been recently admitted. It is a testimony of the hold the game has on every corner of the world. The F A in a recently published bulleun. says that it has proposed
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