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HONG KONG, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946.

Negroes Return To U.S. TO NOTES TO WARSAW

Fight Another "War"

PAGING SGT. LIM

The Canadian War Crimes Investigation Department io anxious to learn the where- abouts of former Staff Ser #cant flugh Petor Lim, R.E. whose previarin address

c/o Mrs. L. Lim, 29 Taipo Rand, Kowloon,

believea

bo

The Department that Sergeant Lim able to help them in their in- eratipation into the death at Japanese hands in Japan of D. Chahouer, of the Winnipeg Grenadiers, killed by the Jap- anese in September, 1943.

Supremo To Get New Job

London, Aug. 21.

Scores of thousands of Negro soldiers are now re- turning to their homes in the southern states of America to fight another war against racial intolerance and for equality of social and economic status, says the New York, corres- pondent of the "News Chronicle” in a cable to his paper published today.

"Many of them" the correspondent says, "treated

as equals abroad, are determined never again to accept the inferiority which was their lot before they left these shores to ensure that the Government of the people for the people ( should not perish on earth. They have the sympathetic and energetic support of millions of white Americans who know that the 'colour problem' can only be solved by the admission of Negroes to the rights and privileges of full citizenship of America, in fact as well as in

name.

"Champions of race equality. from Mrs. Roosevelt to Frank Sinatra, are making it increas. ingly difficult for Negro bafters. to justify their actions,"

"I am told by the National Association for the Advance- 1

given to ex-

London, Aug. 21.

Louis ment of Coloured People, Admiral Lord

puted body not Supreme aggeration, that Mountbatten, Allied Commander in South. Reores of

South-East

day.

Mountbatten will visit Sweden and Norway early next month for sa holiday, butt, according to the spokesman, "will not be returning to Singapore."

Louis is en- At present Lard gaged in writing his version of the war in South-East Asia,

A member of his staff told

Reuter luday that the Adinfral Sweden with his would stay in sinter, the Crown Princess, visit his cousin Prince Olaf in Norwny and return to England on Sept. 23. --Reuter.

Impropaganda In Soviet Zone

Berlin, Aug. 21.

havo

today in the thousands of Negro veterans do not wear

along fine.

Case Of Isaac Woodward

Not

Better

to

Albania Asks For Justice

London, Aug. 21.

The United States and British Governments in notes handed to the Polish Govern- ment

in Waraato-have de- manded that all democratio parties in Poland must be freq in nolitical activity to engage boforo Poland's November elections.

The United States noto ao- cased the Polish Government of "oppressive acte" which have prevented postwar de- mocratic politieni activity in Poland, a Reuter cable from Washington reported.-Reuter.

'Active

Fascists"

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SPORTS: SECTION

Indian Team Won Respect And Admiration White Jacket

(By Learie Constantine, Reuters Special

Correspondent)

"Mystery"

London, Aug. 20. Rain, which has dogged the footsteps of the Indian

tourists ever since they arrived in England

London, Aug. 21. It was pouring with rain when their captain, The mystery of the relapse in Pataudi, got out of his aircraft on reaching the betting market last night of the St. Leger hope, White England-turned the final Test into a draw, Jacket, was explained today no play being possible on the final day today, with the statement by the train- Thus, the tourists lose the rubber with one defeater, Matt Peacock, that the colt and two drawn games, and the day has still to had been suffering from a sore dawn when they inflict the first defeat on heel, England.

The Test series from the Indian point of view may be summed up as follows:

The first Test at Lords an defeat. The second Teat at Old Trafford a triumphant draw and the third

the Paris Test nt

Oval an honour- able draw.

This result on wickets that

Indian from the

viewpoint could hardly have been less idea! can be considered highly satin- factory.

unsatisfactory Moscow, Aug. 21. The Tass Agency today carried a despatch from its special cor- respondent attending tho Conference saying that "active Fascists"

were among those at present with the Italian delega- tion.

the

"One of these," he said, "is the Journalist correspondent of paper Il Globo, which collaborat- ed with the Germans. He is now upon to inform Italian

called Paris, Aug. 21.

And yet, withal the Indians will come out of the tour on the right side, but of course they would have done far better with fine weather.

"The horse worked this mor- ning and I think he is all right," added the trainer. "If others think he is wrong. they know more about the horse than I do.” he said.

Sore heel is a painful put not scripus condition, which is often caused by early morning dew in the grass.

It has been decided that the team will travel home by boat about Sept. 20-in a month's time. The slapper, Pataudi,

Following this statement, ono will fly home as soon па the of the biggest bookmakers is last match is played on Sept. 13 Britain said he intended to be cautious about laying White Correct Tactics But to return to

Jacket until he knew something the final Test, 1 have

more definite. "I shall not lay heard some Even had play been possible eritism that Indin did

the call over price of 100 to not today, the match would

seven,

had although I have pro force the pace during the carly bably have ended in a draw

part of the innings in an effort several enquiries," he said.

"My beat offer at present is an Indian victory,

remote especially as, to use a bridge 100 to eight to small sums only, though it was, and the tourists term, they were not vulnerable-Reuter. might at least have gained in the rubber. first innings lead.

General Enver Hodia. public opinion on the work of the/ although there was a chance of to bring the game to a decision

after

the

Peace Conference."

Charging the leader

"Aries" Bid To Break Record

London, Aug. 21.

of the latest

HOME SOCCER

}

London, Aug, 21. In the Scottish Football

"My team and I have had three see India was never in a position League, Division A, Queen of

ness."

in

Yorks Improve Position

would

U.S. BASEBALL

Brooklyne, Mass., Aug. 21 Alejo Russel and Enrique Morea, of Argentina, second seeded foreign team, won their first round match in the United States National Lawn Tennis doubles championships here to- day, beating Gilbert Hall and Sidney Adelstein, National men's veteran champions, 6/2, 6/4, 6/2--Reuter,

Asia, may their honourable dischargé ve- soon assume a new naval teran's badges because they are

official an incitement to anti-Negro ele-Prime Minister of Al- appointment, an

of Italy's show the returning bania, claimed "repara-echnicat delegation with "tawn spokesman said here to- ments ta

Negroes where they stand,

From the point of view of a tion and justice" from ing on Western powers," the des- "This attitude is:-Do

No Bitterness

theorist this is all right, but Here forget your are back home now Italy when he addressed patch sald that members of his

jp what the and you are exactly where you a full session of the Paris heavy industrialists of the noto

rival conditions must be takon Into delegation were chosen from

captains said to me: Pataudi- account, and as far as I could were when you started.

Conference here today. and professional diplomats who put that equality stuff you

most enjoyable games against to dictate. The pitch was too Albania was the first victim served under Fascism. learnt in England right out of of Italian aggression against "The arguments of Signor de

England, and if I have any re-soft to encourage stroke play, the South today beat St. Mirren your head, then we will all get which she fought alone in face Gasperi would have had greater Krets it is only that the weather and with only 90 minutes play by two goals to one.

was so unkind to us. Tho Test on the first day to have at-1

In the Supplementary Cup Negro veteran stands of overwhelming superiority, he weight if Italy, which he leads, series was quite unique in that tempted a "blitzkrieg"

of League Division B. Dun- on his dignity, he is likely to be said. She never ceased resisting were as 'new' as he tries to make the two rival captains were on have been foolish to put it dee United drew with Stenhouse- the immediate target for a ics and Albanian troops, recruited out" sald the message-Reuter.

vory friendly terms, and hence mildly.

muir each side scoring two son in 'good night behaviour"."

by the Italians to fight against

there was none of that bilter Greece, had mutinied and gono

In any case, where are the goals struggle which has BQ over to the side of the Allies.

often bowlers in the India team who Reg Lewis, who scored six taken place International could have prepared the ground goals in the Arsenal's public trial He emphatically denied the

cricket." Greek statement that Albania

and then carried the offensive last Saturday, replaces Lawton "This is what happened

Walter Hammond said: "I right into the tail end of the 13

forward England's centre Isaac Woodward of New York, had attacked her, saying that "a

have enjoyed every minute of England side?

against Scotland at Manchester who, for daring to answer back gigantic gap" existed between

the three Test matches against; a rude bus driver, had his eyes the Albanian people and quis-

Pataudi was right and any on Aug. 24. Lawton is under punched out by a policeman's lings. General Hodja claimed The K.A.F.'s globe flying Lan- India: The fact that India was different tactics would have treatment for a groin injury.

captained by the Nawab of been courting disaster.

Reuter, truncheon in North Carolina the right for his country to sit caster aircraft "Arles," which has

Pataudi, an old friend and only a few hours after his dis- at the conference table equally already flown over a quarter of a

England Superior colleague of mine, added B with the other 21 nations there million miles on record-breaking personal touch to the matches said, is one of charge from the army."

Merchant, as I have always

the The correspondent says that a and to sign the Italian peace flights, took off again this after and gave them friendly rivalry players in the world.

greatest

New York, Aug. 21. New York eve specialist certifled treaty.

noon to try to break the existing without robbing them of koen- innings of 128 in this Test gave His

The American League world that Woodward is permanently Albania, first of the six non-England to New Zealand record of A formal British protest against

blind.

Redsox bound Boston says that an affidavit member states to

him the right to stand as the series present their 60-3/4 hours held by n anti-British articles which

British I am positive the Indian

doubleheader with St. appeared recently in the Russian-given by Woodward to his lawyer, views to the conference, was fol- Transport Command Lancastrian cricketers have ve te nder highest scorer among Indinus split

the states that the trouble started lowed by Mexico, whose delegate plane.

against England.

Louls on Tucaday, taking the controlled newspapers of

ful work as ambassadors and if Soviet acctor of Borlin, was made when Woodward asked the driver said that he would claim compen-

England's batting was sedate opener 5 to 1 but losing the of the Allied of the bus to wait while he found sation only for today at a meeting

Air Commodore Dalth, who is they have not won the Tests, and correct in the early phases, nightcap to the Browne, & to 4. actual losses. a lavatory. The driver eventually Peace with Italy "most be based in charge of the Bight, said: "We they have indeed won the ad-

In but both Washbrook and Hutton

the National League Deputy Commanders.

British Deputy Command Agreed.

juridical and moral principles hope to complete the flight in 58 miration and respect of all. Deputy

Blind

played like men rather out of Chicago .defeated Philadelphia From the financial point of form. which would imply positive pre- hours. We shall land at Bombay, ant referred to several articles,

twice, winning the first game particularly in the Russian-con- At the raxt town the driver gress in International law," he stay for two hours and then Dar-view, and that aspect must

The Test series went to the 5 to 2 and the second game 10 trolled "Taeglische Rundschau" fetched a policeman and

com- declared,

win is our next scheduled stap." always come into the picture the better team. It went to the 2-Associated Press. The British Foreign Minister, which he said had bitterly attack-plained that Woodward was dis-

In 1944, the "Aries" flew round tour has also been a success. side that scized, its opportuni- the press in the British sector. turbing the bus, athletaan first appearance at the conference. dight was over the magnetic pole with their attractive play made that little bit superior.-Reuter.

Mr. Ernest Bevin realded-his the world but her ed

most famous But only because the Indians ties and whose out-cricket was He complained that the Soviet pise complained,

policeman

General Jan Smuts. South sector newspapers had accused the began beating him about the head

The weather clerk did eress in the British sector of with his truncheon and at the African Prime Minister, also at 1845. This had never been done it so. "following Goebbels line of pro- police staten he was knocked un-tended, the first statesman to take before. Her present trip is to de-everything he could to wreck it,

Almost Funny paganda" concerning the story of conscious and punched in the eyes part in this conference as well as monstrate the use

During the whole tour navigational facilities in flying

the the "kidnapped" German children with a truncheon. When he awoke the peace conference

in a celi, he was blind.

1914-1918

Reuter. in the Rusalan occupation zone.

war. Reuter.

Indians have had only ten days The articles also attacked the After he had explained his case

without any rain, and so un- press, he

judge merely said:

lucky have they been that they British Breasty Command,

have invariably moved into the

London, Aug. 20. ant said that he considered an

rain belt every time they played. Requits of county cricket mat- article of such

of such a type should not

It was almost funny if you ches which ended today were: appear bu

but added that he did not.

could see the humour of it, that At Dover: Kent 242 drew with wish to

to discuss the matter further

while we were getting drenched Glamorgan 132 and, following The Russians' reply at the

ut the Oval on Saturday, the on owing to the two-day rule, meeting was that the articles were there are many who feel keenly

(By Duane Hennessy)

Aun was shining in "watery" 149 for two (E. Davies 72 noi merely published "in defence", foi- the shame of racial persecution

Tokyo, Aug. 21. Manchester. When rain cut out, W. E. Joncs 55 not out). lowing the publication in the and bitterly resent their identi

of The story

Test, the A Kussian plane swooped down on Mukden Air-play in the second

At Cheltenham: Worcester- British sector of the allegation

Oval was bathed in brillant shire 144 and 70 for no wickets field to seize Henry Pu-yi from the Japanese concerning the "kidnapped" child- Isaac Woodward is one which con- Ten.--Router.

sunshine!

(Singleton 54 not out) beat as they were flying him to Japan by "force" at

ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting Gloucestershire 139 and 74 by the war's end, the former Manchurian puppet

on a frequency of 846 kilocycles ten wickets,

and from 12.00 to 1,80 p.m., 7.80 Emperor revealed for the first time at the War CHURCHILLS OFF TO

At Leicester; Essex 860 to 8.30 p.m., and 0.15 to 11.00 (Taylor 66 not out, Walsh five p.m., also on 9.52 megncyclor. for 145) drow with Leicester-

R.K.T. Never before has it been told officially how he had SWITZERLAND

shire 380 and 139 for seven. 12,80 p.,Daliy passed into Russian hands from those of the

At Nottingham: Nottingham- 12.32 p.m.-lemante

mary. Japanese who had held him on his shaky

shire 165 (Gladwin five for 58) throne, for more than a decade,

and 11 for one drew with Derby-te 47 p.m.Roy Fox & His Orchestra. Until the Russians produced

1.00 p.m.-News, Werther Forecast & After looking at the latter, panied by Mrs. Churchill, Miss chire 529 for nine declared.

Announcements, him for the trial, it was the the Manchurian throne.

Mary Churchill and Dr. and Mrs. At Birmingham: Warwick- decpost mystery if the little man, Pu-yi shot to bis feet and shout-Duncan Sandys, his son-in-law shiro 220 and 241 (Dollery 57; who vanished almost nyeared wildly at the Tribunal in and daughter, will leave here on Cranner 50) drew with. North- ngo, was still alive.

Friday for a long holiday in amptonshire.332 and 14 for nó

wickets. Chatham, Aug. 21. Pu-y, who gave his long "It's a fake-not written by Switzerland. Sentence of six months des story without interruption, said me they should be guilty of The purly will stay in a beauti- At Manchester: Hamshire 188 tention was passed by Naval that at first he travelled to counterfeiting!".

ful 17th. century villa of Italian and 174 for five declared (Holt} 7,10 vim,--Studb'i Het Lorenzo at the Court Martial at Chatham today Mukden under guard in a small The lotter was, however, co-design, placed at Mr. Churchill's 61) beat Lancashire 151 and

Maurice Myers, 23, able- aeroplane and there halted to tered into evidence--Associated disposal by his Swiss friends near 182 (Knott six for 67) by 297,00 merr Kauffman & Ta Dr During such a treatment do badied neaman of Aughton Cres change to a larger craft,

9.00 p.m.--DonJou Relays News, finite

Improvement in leprosy cont, Sheffield, who pleaded "Before we took off, a Soviet

At Shoffield: Yorkshire 220 | 8,1 p.m. I Pra"The Dimglow cases has been observed but it guilty to deserting his ship. - planè arrived. Then I was naked

and 202 for eight - déclared | is too early to say definitely He was said to havo falled to | to

stay bahind in Soviet

(Sellers 63, Harrington six for that a completo cure has been return to H.M.S. Pembroke from Russia," ho declared.

67) drew with Middlesex 169 found, the radio pald.

Jaavo, on Jan. 25, and to have Before he could' continue his

On Sept. 10 he will leave for | and 148 for, eight (Booth four court Professor Filatov is over 70. been arrested at Shefeld on evidence the

WEA ad-

Canberra, Aug. 21.

Berna where he will 'stay at the | for 24). --Router. A few years ago he transplanted July 28.

journed.

The conference of the prime Chateau of Lohn for two or three cornea taken from a corpse to. It was stated that Myers had Earlier during the trial, de- ministers of the Australian days as the guest of the Swiss the eye of a patient suffering said that his brother In the fence attorney Major Bon Bruce states today agreed to the Com-Government before he returns to from leucoma of the cortién and RA.F. died on active service in Blakeney Introduced a large monwealth proposals for admis- London-Reuter," effected n curo.

May, 1944. His father had died | 2 ft. by 3. ft. letter on yellow { slon ihto | Australlá of 70,000 "Leprosy is my opponent" de three months later through slik bearing a vormillion seal, | Immigrants each year. clared the professor, who la shock, two other brothers were which(ho contended) was sent Child emigration will be up- planning a new research in the aboard on active service and by Pu-yl to an unidentified Jap- proved under the auspices fight against the disease, thu his mother live alone and was uncoo high ometal in 1931, ex- voluntary emigration organisa:|

in poor health-Router.

pressing willingness to take over. tion/

Leprosy His Opponent

London, Aug. 21. Experiments in curing leprosy

are being conducted with some success by Professor Filatov of

in court "We don't have that kind of stuff lown here," and he was fined $50 or thirty days in a rond gang.

The correspondent adds: "Such story crentes fierce indignation here even in the South.

where

fication with it.

cerns the good heart and com science of the world. Its publica tion in the News Chronicle' will do good because the decent people

of America need the support of al! other decent people in the world in their fight against anch dency at home."-Reuter.

1

the Ukranian Academy of Scien: DESERTED FROM

ce, the Moscow Radio reported tonight.

The experiments are made by the grafting of new tissue and injecting bio-stimulators"-(or- ganic chemical activitors which operate similarly to vitamins in promoting health).

radio added Router.›.

"PEMBROKE"

'on

in-

SOVIET PLANE TOOK

PU-YI

Crimes Trials here today.

Chinese.

Press,

AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION

London, Aug. 21. Mr. Winston Churchill, tender of the Conservative Party, accom-

Bursinel on Lake Geneva.

Mr. Churchill Ls expected to spend a great deal of his time pointing for which the island mur- |roundings are Ideal;

The conference was opposed to the principle of largo spale groun sottiament of foreigners,

-Router.

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