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DROWNED
Schiedam, June 18.
Rotterdum
Maca
of a party of 30
aca acento drowned in the River here when their sailing bout collided with a tanker.
During the collinion, the bout'a mant fell on the deck and in the ensking panic 20 boya jumped overboard. Only 15 were pičlevel up-Reuter.
Strachey To Get Wheat From Canada
London, June 18.
Kowloon Branch:
9. Middle Rà., Kow.
CHINA MAIL
_' HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1946.
U.S. Proposal Allays "Many Fears"
(By Dewitt Mackenzie)
New York, June 18. Outstanding feature of the American proposal for international control of development and use of atomic energy, and second only to that of control in importance, is the fact that inaugur- ation of this security system would mean the surrender by all nations of such degree of sovereignty as is, necessary to make the plan effective.
Every part of each nation, blg and little, would be open at all times for inspection by the in- ternational economic develop- ment authority. Not only would ! of Food, Mr. The Minister
secrecy regarding atomic de- John Strachey, left London to- night by air for Canada to dis-velopments be impossible but a cuss with the Canadian Agri. lot of other privacy would dis- culture Minister, Mr. James Gardiner, and other government officials the possibility of what Mr. Struches termed tonight "an important and far-reaching agreement with Canada, which wili go far to assure our wheat supplies."
the Minister
Accompanying wer Mr. Maurico Huttua, bend of the British Pontis Mission in Washington. Mr. Herbert Broadley, Deputy Secretary to the Ministry of Food, and Mr. Strachey's secretary.
Before he left today. Mr. Strachey attended a Cabinet mee..ng at the Prime Minister's residence,
After the talks in Canada, the Food Minister will continue in Washington for talks with Me.
Clinton Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture, and to attend the first meeting of the Inter- national Emergency Food Coun- eil, which has superseded the Combined Food Board as the authority for world allocations of available supplies.--Reuter.
Queen Lizzy At Southamption
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Within comparatively hours since the American de- legates placed their sensational proposals before the United Nn- tions Atomic Energy Commis sion, there has been more than little speculation whether their adoption and successful application might inspire a ven- ture into a world government in due course,
The American proposals are wholly altruistic and should go far towards allaying suspicions which have been aroused by the fact that the United States po- Hesses the only atomic bombs in the world as well na the secret of their manufacture.
By the Hame token other doubts and fears are to be re-, moved if and when the atomic development authority gets into netion and starts checking up on what is going in all coun- tries. Associated Press.
MR. ATTLEE
Landon, June 18. The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement
Attlee. will leave England on July 29 for his visit to Australia and New Zealand, it was stated today. He will be away for about five werke-Reuter.
India Mission Pulled "A Fast One"
(Continued from Poge 11
THE PLACE TO EAT
IS
Jimmy's Kitchen
SPORTS: SECTION
Indians Declare At 345 For 5
Nottingham, June 18. The Indian tourists, in their third day play against Notting- hamshire at Trent Bridge, this morning decided to declare at their overnight total of 345 for five.
U.S.
Tennis Teams At
Wimbledon
London, June 17.
COUNTY CRICKET
London, June 18. County cricket score boards at the end of the. second day's play are:
At Pontypridd: Somerset 51 for one voraus Glamorganshire. No play owing to rain.
The girls of the victorious United States Wight-
At Northampton: Northamp man Cup tennis team held on to their winning streak today as,
one by one, they defeated tonshire 181 (Gladwin five for 46) and five for no wicket. their English opponents in straight sets all the Derbyshiro 108 (E. W. Clarke way at the trials at Queen's Club, a prelimin-three for 24). ary to the Wimbledon All-England champion- ships, due to open next week.
I
Play started ten minutes Inte. Keenton and Harris each taking
In the men's ranks, the favou- two runs off Hazare in the first rito America, Jack Kramer, won over. Bowling to a four-man his first match against Hi. Baxter leg trap and making the ball in a decisive 6-3, 0-2 match, buk
Armanath the captain. swing appréciably,
J. E. Slater, United started with two maidens, Ha- Statos contestant on leave Tra zare was much more to the bata the American army in Germany, men's liking Keeton acuring a went down to defeat before the
attack of the
Australing grand boundary through covers player. Dinny Pails, who is seeded Pataudi brought Mankad on 1 in the forthcoming
Chips.
in his third over.
at 16. In his first over, Harria played the ball to third man, refused to run and as a result of a fine pick up and throw to the bowler by Nayudl, Keeton was run out after scoring ten with a Making the ball swing away, Armanath,was untucky "to нeu a sharp chance offered to the wie- ket-keeper by the left-linder Henne and dropped when the to-
total of 17.
ace
Doria Hart started the afternoon's wins for the Ameri- can girls, taking Mrs. R. D. Me Kelvio 6-2, 6-0, Miss Margaret
U.S. Team At
St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's, June 18. The strongest challenge in the
first post-war British Open golf championship, when an Inter-
new
At Manchester: Lancashire 184 (A. V. Bedser five for 65) and 16 for one wicket. Surrey 112 (Price aix for 34).
At Lords: Yorkshire 140 (Yardley 53 not out. Young four for 41) and 108 (Young eight for 31). Middlesex 74 (Robinson four for 32).
At Gravesend: Kant 171 (Todd 08) and 31 for two.
Gloucestershire 241 (Hammond 80, Wright seven for 83).
national fold of 284 drive off at At Coventry: Warwickshire St. Andrew's come from the United States.
on July 1, will 262 for eight, declared (Cran- mer 83). Hampshire 154 for The Americans, in the bid to eight. wrest the title from its current At Worcester: Leicestershire Osborne defeated Mrs. C. R. Lines beat Brise B. M. Mechel 0-1, aton, will include Lloyd Man-Worcestershire 111 (Walsh four 6-1, 6-3, and Miss Louise Breugh holder, England's Richard Bur-370 for 9, declared (Jackson 69). Alisa Pauline
is re- krula, Belz, who
American Open for 30) and 111 for six. -xarded "as- natural successor to champion. Byron Nelson has not At Hove: Eysex 172 andTM63′′
the famous United States star, Alice Marble, deisated
entered.
for six. Sussex 317 (Parks 78, O'Connell 0-1, 6-2,
Mias P.
John Langridge 87, Grifth 54. The American
Peter Smith five for 130),-- girls dropped
Reuter. only ten games during the eight and forecast a strong attack in sets played early this afternoon, the score at 24 for one,
their bid for the All-England title Torrential showers in quick next week, when they face unca succession accompanied by thun-more
prominent English der and hail, which whitened players, Mrs. Menzies (Kay Stam-
mera), Mra.
Mostock the ground for a time, left wa. Nicolli, Betty Nuthall, and Miss terlogged patches. The
pitch Jean Curry, whom they which was covered at the enda defeated on Saturday. was soaked in the middle. The captains then decided that there would be no play before lunch.
past twelve stopped play with A heavy rainstorm at quarter
It was reported that Mr. M. A. Jinha, the League's presid-tal was 19. ent. has Rent a letter to the Viceroy, Lord Wavell, presum- ably secking na assurance on the alleration of key portfolios. -Associated Press.
British Honesty
New York, June 18. The "New York Times" says in a leader today: "If further proof were needed to demon strate the honesty of the British uffer of independence to India, it has been supplied by the ac-Reuter.
Enemies Cyril Washbrook, Lancashire tion of the Viceroy,
British Empire have and England opening bat, who le of the long maintained that Britain in the England team to meet India in the first test on Saturday, was was continuing to utilize in injured today at Manchester. din party divisions in order to maintain herself in power.
"That charge is now refuted by events. India has an old and rich culture which has con- tributed much to world civilien.
tion but that culture does not include the traditions of demo-
Επ
the match with Surrey, the first ball of the day bowled by the fast bowler Al
Govern kicked and bit Washbrook on the side of his head. He was assisted from the field and
later resumed to be dismissed for
the
(Jenn easily
The strength of the United States men's team will
dependi argely on the ability of Jack Kramer to cope with the Austra- Han. Dinny Pails,
Rehearsal For Wimbledon
Slater, who
was playing his first games on a grass court this car may yot rally to become an
Unite:f effective member of the States group. wore actually a miniature Wimble
Today's Queen's Club trials a duck."
don, The wicket was not the ona ori-
with contestants
from the Continent also testing xinally prepared and many deli-
their cracy. Unless the Indian people varies rose hend high. Ikin, also strength. learn the ways of democracy; I selected to play for England, was
Later
this afternoon, Franco's tolerance, compromise and
No. 1 live and let live, they will pro-ruck on the body four times. Mathieu, won her first game.
woman player, Madane R. by cover and thrice by Alec from their indepen- Bedser.
Mrs. Bostock scored England's now fast-
straight set victory in the first dence and might find themselves medium bowler worst off with it than without There were five stoppages in 25 of her games at Queen's.--Reuter. African Nutionalist it.-Reuter,
Clearing Of
Malan
Southampton, June 18. The 83,000-ton Cunard White Star liner Queen Elizabeth, the world's largest luxury liner, which has yet to make her mal den voyage in that capacity, af rived here from the Clyde for the second stage of her conver- sion from a wartime troopship.
Capitown, Jane 18. Carrying the Couard colours The Select Committee today for the first time, the giaulf cleared Dr. Matan, leader of the
Dr.
vessel was manoeuvered by tugs South into 101 berth where she will Party, of allegations that he remain before going into the had been in touch with Nazi King George V dock for work agents during the war, on her hull. The great ship, which was
completed just in time for war service, is expect ed to make her maiden voyago Lju ́documents from here as a passenger vessel in September.
fit little
"Stop-Gap"
of
once
Influential Scottish
minutes.
Lord-eight wickets fell at
today in the match between Middlesex and Yorkshire. The
Middlesex left arm slow bowler Young claimed ten Yorkshire wie- kets in the day's play, Reuter.
runs.
Tuesday Results
on easy
Louis-Conn Fight
Both
In the qualifying rounds, the draw of which was announced today, one-half of the entrants will play on the old course and the other half од the new course on the first day at this fanivus Scottish links.
The leading hundred will go forward to the later stages on turning the lowest totals over the old course, and the 44 res
36 holes will compete in the feasting on final day's play on Friday."
James
The reigning champion, Bur- ton, will go out against another English player R. R. Kelly, in the first day's play. Bruen, British amateur titlist. is not in the list, but Robert Sweeny, runner-up_to Bruen, will play Andrew Peacock, of Kent.
Of the United States con. testants, David Hendry and Joe Kirkwood will meet Britons in maret and Johnny Bulla. both the first round, but Jimmy De-
Americans, are partnered.
Other contestants in the first Open championship for six yenra conie from Spain, the Argentine and the Continent.
RADIO
broad-
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1946, "CLASSICAL REQUEST HOUR"
Z.B.W. HONG KONG
a frequency of 845 kilocycles and from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m., 0.30 16 7.30 pm, 8.00 to 8.15 p.m., and 0.15 to 11.00 p.m., also en 9.52 Megacycles.
H.K.T.
14,30 p.m.-Daily Programme Sumoney, 12,38 .m.-"Dunald Peers"--ENBA, 12.47 p.m.-Stephane Greppelly and le
Musicians
1.0 p.m.News, Weather Forecast and
Announcements,
1.10 p.m.-Off the Bottom Shelf” –
Variety
1.30 p.m.-Light Orchestral Selections, 2.00 .m.Close Down, 5.30 1.m.-Geraldo and His Orchestra
and Frasines Day (Koprana) 7,00 μm, "Murle on the Nango". 7,20 1,,-Plano Parade-Billy
burn,
Thur-
7,30 pm. Ok Time Variety. 8,00 m,-Landon Urlay--News 8.18 p.1've Brought My f
ENSA, 8.30 p.m.-Classical Request Hour, 0.30 p.m."From the Shows"-Musical
Comedy.
An interesting entry is that of R. Nuenwenhuys, South African and Liverpool football- er, now assistant professional to. at England's West Derby Club. -Beuter.
Tooth-and-Claw Game, No Doubt
10.00 37.m. London Relay-—Nown.
p.m.-Dance Muslo. 10.45 Twilight Melodies",
11,00 pm,~~Close Down,
Programmes marked ENSA are recorded specially for Services Entertainment by the Department of National Services Entertain- ment.
Radio SEAC.....
Edinburgh, June 18. The hope that the 14 Indian The Committee found that he leaders invited by the Viceroy to had had no conversations with form an hterim government will any of the persons mentioned accept office is expressed by the
stated to have
"Scotsman," been found in the German For daily newspaper,
"If any of the Indians on the
London, June 18. aign Office which alleged that
County cricket results today
New York, June 18.1
Sydney, June 18. Radio SEAC, Ceylon, the Ser- As the Queen Elizabeth was Dr. Malan had been given Ger- present liat decline to accept office,
00 A others are to be invited", adds the were:
Joe Louis and Billy for an under "Scotsman."
J. Kitching, of Bradford, vices station, broadcasting berthed, 600 Clydeside workers, man propcoals
(19.84 "The result might At Hove: Sussex 317 beat Essex Conn are today waiting impa- England. who was sent off the metres) from 0000 to 1715; 6075
frequency of 16120 Ke/s including 200 who helped to standing with the Nationalists be unrepresentative and morely 172 and 108 by an innings and 37 tiently for tomorrow night, field in the Rugby League Test Kes (49.38 metres) from 6800 to build her, arrived here after an in South Africa,
stop-gap government which would
having wound up their training match between the English tour-1000 and from 1745 to 2280, and all-night train journey from The only exception was Mrs. nat make an auspicious start for At Worcester:
Leicestershire They, like promoter Mike Ja-ing team and Australia today, 3395 K/cs (88.36 metres) from Glasgow as the vanguard of Denk, with whom Dr Malana constitutional government. 379 for nine declared beat Wor- coba, are scanning the sky as 1,100 employees of John Brown had an interview about Jan. 16,
which ended in a draw, told a 1030 to 2230, "Evidence that practical stepa cestershire 111 and 216 (Bird 72 the heat wave looks like ending judiciary committee inquiring Items marked are produced and Company, the shipbuilders 1940 in Capetown. At this in-are to be taken to put the constitu- not out, Walsh five for 76) by an and rain threatens.
into the incident that he had by Ovorsens Recorded Broad- who will finish the conversion terview Dr. Karl Bremer, Na-ion-making machinery into opera innings and 43 runs. job,--Router.
At Lords: Yorkshire 140 and
Australian casting Service, and items marked been bitten by an
** London Transcription Service. 108 beat Middlesex 74 and 101 by
player, Jorgenson, 73 runs.
To the statement by the re- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th.----- The captains of the and Nottingham teams inspected Indian
feree that he had sent the Eng-0600 Music On The Air; 0630 lish player off for punching the The News And Home News from the pitch after lunch and after Both boxes are extremely con- Australian, Kitching said he had Britain (BBC); 0045 Morning a further inspection at 8 o'clock, #ident. Louis says: "I think I told the committed he believed Star: 0700 Music Of The Foot- decided to
abandon the game command enough to take Conn he had been bitten. He had lights 0780 Jazz Presentation for the day, as water was still, in a few rounds. I expect to marks on his left side. He had lying above the soaked pitch. win inside eight rounds ten tried to force Jorgenson aside, Reuter.
at the mast."
but had not punched him.
Jorgenson denied that he had bitten the Englishman.
SHIPPING MOVEMENTS,
Arrivals
Yesterday: U.S.S. Raby from Shanghai.
Scheduled Arrivals Today:H.M.S. Contest from Woosung, S.S. Ninghai from Sin- Kaporo and H31.S. Comot from Mira Bay.
Tomorrow:-S.S. Otranto from U.K. and Singapore,
Departures
Yesterday:-S.8. Samphill for
Milke.
Scheduled Departures Today:--H.M.S. Tyne for Che mulpho, H.M.S. Salvictor and .M.S. Mull of Kintyre for Singa-
pore.
Tomorrow:-9.8. Wingsang for
Shanghai
member wus
tionalist Party present.
Dr. Malan did not report the Interview the authorities, said the Committee, for reasons
to
which in view of all circumst- ances at the time wer, adequato mainly that the interview with Mrs. Denk inade no im- pression on him or Dr. Bremer.
Reuter,
British Zone Warning
ances."
tion may impress Congress with the need for clarifying their atti tude and of abandoning their ob structive policy in
in your active participation in shaping India's political future"-Reuter.
of
Ministry Changed Its Mind
London, June 18.. Floral victory decoarations planted in Parilament Square and Ladorning window-boxes in Govern- ment buildings in Whitehall will atay put for the time being, the Ministry of Works decided today a squad of German war pri- after a soner labourers had spent an hour digging them up and loading them into trucks.
HKFA MEETING
If it falla. Jacobs will post pone the context to Thursday night and each succeeding night a big gate. until it is fine enough to draw
Conn's reply la: "I am sure to bent Louis. I am not going to lose my head. I am a box-
er, not a slugger. Jon has got A meeting of the Council of to knock me out to beat me. He the Hongkong Football
is getting an old man and will
Associa-
tlon will be held in the officea of} tire." Mesara Lo and Lo on Tuesday. June 25 at 5.80 p.m.
SWIMMING HEATS
0810
Think News
1490
Music
0800 Tho News, and Today's, Papers' (BBC); Programme Announcements; 0815 Variety thur Askay Show (BBC); 0845 London---Ar- from Interlude In Blue*; 0900 The referee told the commit-, or A Rhumba; 0930
Tho tee that the men's position was and Home News (BBC); 094 auch that it would have been a Programme Announcements: 0945
Strictly Odd; 1000 physical impossibility for him The Hite; 1080 Soldier Serenade": Thoad Were to do so. Those backing the champion
The chairman of the commit- 1100 News Headlines; 1101 Music to retain the title think that tee, who is a dentist, said he Time; 1130 Meet The Giris; 1200 1201 Yours For Items on the agenda include re- London, June 18.
even if he appeared sluggish, he had examined Kitching. but did News Headline Spotlights For vision of the rules and to fix the
The Asking: his not think the markings on his Two; 1236 Tho has "got something up
Nown (BBC); Farmers in the British Zone The urlsonors had just about date of the Annual General meet-sleeve" and has still a powerful left side were teeth marks, 1340 Bandstand; 1400 BBC Scol- of Germany were warned to completed hoisting all rod, goran- | Ing.
The committee decided to tish Variety Orchestra enough punch to scoro à knock- the food situation iums from the Squaro when news night that
caution Kitching, who said that Melody Makers"; "1500 my result in serious disturb came that the Ministry had chung-
out win. ed its mind. The were
Coon has surprised his followers this was the first time that he From The Movie: 1690 Balle- The warning was contained ordered to put them MRS. QUISLING.
Heats for the swimming chum by tipping the scales at 184 had ever been sent off the field. tomans; 1000 British Dand of the Britain is importing
pounds, which is heavier than ex- in an appeal for more sacrifices, t
The match in which the in- AB: 1030 The News and Home Newa (BBC) 1045 Keyboard Oslo, June 18,
Force Benevolent Fund and Chi- at the rato The Oslo military court, re-choeningen, head of the Central than 900 a day, it was revealed.
Louis on the other hand le rather draw of eight points cack. of more nese charities will be held this under the expected weight, scaling
Hour: 1746 At the Console: 1800- vorsing its previous decision, Food and Agricultural Adminis- They are mostly zenlacements for
| afternoon at Lady Park Club,
England. had led six-two at Radio SEAC World and Home 208 pounds. The champion rec- The finals and the Beauty Cun-kons that he has done 114 rounds has decided that Mrs. Maria tration, and
half time and might have been } News by the anti-Nazi, prisonorn-of-war
Yours Flashca reported
who
test will be held on Sunday. Quisling, 45-year old widow of British newa service fa Ger- are being sent back, a War Ofea
in training and covered 400 miles further ahead had all the oppor- The Asking: 1000 BEAC Rhythm
tunities been accepted--Reutor. Club; 198
1980
8ym- Norwegian traltor, should be many.
spokesman claimed.—Reuter,
Wednesday on the road. hold in prison pending her trial
phony; 2015 Melody Lingers On": "In cities we see every day
SUNDAY FOOTBALL
Among those favearing Conn is
2030 Radio on charges of belonging to her the harassing
Newsreel (BBC); spectacle
James Braddock from whom Louts The football team of 2706 won the title. He says that, the New York in time to open his new
2045 Programme Announcements husband's Nazi Party and using women with hungry children," aged 21 years, occurred at about 9. Squadron Royal State funds for her own pur- the appeal said. "The British yesterday
Air Force, champion's form is 50 per cent.
2000 Forces Favourites: 2180 The which boat Eastern last month, below that of pro-war and expects restaurant in the Harlem quarters News, and "From Today's Papers" Military Government has done
(BBC);, 21d5, Sorvien Muale The court. which had earlier everything humanly possible to that while the tram, which was eastbound.
According to an eye-witness it appearæl will meet South. China at Soo-; the challenger to win. on points, around July 10..
Coon has announced that the (BBC): 2280 Close Down. But Louis is not worried about
Box: 2200 Scottish Half Hour: decided to set Mrs. Quisling alleviate the emergency. You, pun, the men suddente dashed out from
was passing Kwai Fong Brest, Bal-ying kunpod on Sunday. free, changed ita mind after the farmers, hava dono your duty, the wadah,
wins, he won't defend his. illo fat Preparations are being made that viewpoint. polico had protested that they but more must be done to over- tried to stop the car, but was too late to hal early in September and they expect to finish the business carly.ed so aasideusly in his life. There Proprietors.
driver immediately by South China to visit Shang than when he list met Coun and morrow night and has never train. Ho declares himself even fitter 12 months. Its means to win co-
Printed and Published for the ⠀
· needed more time for investiga=| como this situation, which rid the accident,
Newspaper tion of an important point in otherwise may result in serious Queen Mary Hope, as he died soon Kwong Wah players in their make our of the mid-western about his workouts this time JAMES KHATOS Windsor House, The man wal Immediately aut in she will probably Include a number, Louis, who is a scratch golfer, wili ha been no "play-boy attitude Enterprise Limited by WALKIN the indictment-Router.
disturbances."-Reutor.
side.
clijon after his bout, zeturbing, to Bouter.
pose.
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