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Negroes. In Dock Brawl In Sydney
Sydney, Aug. 26.
military The United States police threatened to use firearms when Negre members of the crew of the United States ship Marine Falcon wore involvert in Inst a brawl on the dockside
sailed night before the vessel
with 750 for San Francisco civilians, including 320 Austra lian brides and finncecs of United States servicemen,
The brawl began when No- groes tried to disembark, Other members of the crew intervened and fighting developed on the decka dockside, on the ship's
and in the crew's quarters, with knives and fists being used.
Friday
The Marine Falcon, described as a United States Army trans- port, arrived here on from the United States with 550 passengers, and was described ak a "floating slum" by some passengers
The United States military police threatened to use fire- arms until the civil police finally
the
The rioters. quietened
failed alleged ringlender Was aboard the ship.
The President of the Wives and Finneves Association com- mented: "I am perturbed by the number of Negroca aboard. There were hideous sceues to night and I fear there will be others before the ship renthea the United States."-Reuter.
New Products For U.S.
New York, Aug. 26. An assortment of new products spiced the affairs of United States business concerns last week.
Westinghouse Electric came up with an infra-red "talking lamp which provides two-way conversa. tions over an invisible light beans.
A coin-operated self-service gasoline station pump, designed To aid night drivers after servicu stations closed, was announced by the Gasoteria Incorporated.
Electric engineers out a new plastic proter- tive covering that "shrinks upon request" to fit mugly over the article to be covered.
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United States Steel will build the world's first continuous seam- less pine mill at Lorrian, Ohio.
United States Rubber announc ed a new aircraft wire which re- luces fire hazard and is 30 per cent lighter than ordinary wire.
Square D. Company nerfected a new remote control radio device designed to provent many types of airline accidents by providing ac curate altitude information.
CHINA MAIL
EXCHANGE POPULATIONS?
Budapest, Aug. 20.
The Hungarian Government has received from the Yugo- mlar Government a note pro- posing a voluntarn exchange of population, it was reported today.
of
The nate anggeata that within one year of the signing peace treaty, persona over 18 should be asked to vole for Hungarian or Yuga- alav nationality and should be repatriated according to their choice.--Renter.
Perfidious Albion Hard At Work
Moscow, Aug. 26. The Soviet News Agency, in a report from Beirut, Lebanon, todny quoted "local circles" as anying that Britain had "Het up a military supply base in the Dardanelles" and that the com
HONG KONG, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1946. ·
PORTS
ECTION
Yacht Racing And Rules Of The Road
(By Mainbrace)
This is the first of a series of jottings on yacht racing. If you are unfamiliar with the rules or perhaps a little bit rusty on them, it is sug- gested that you cut these out for reference. A race, sailed under the ordinary rules of the road for sailing ships would be merely a test of speed, and judgment of wind and tide. The Y. R. A. rules are designed to promote oppor- tunities for the quick witted helmsman and the smartest crew.
4ithough the game has almost | ignorance or lack of skill. Other as many rules as a "rugger" boats In the race may benefit as match, there is no referee on the much as the protestor. field. Therefore It is the duty of every skipper to be his own feree, firstly by withdrawing from
re-
the race if he infringes the rules
and secondly by protesting against any boat which offends him doing so.
Not Unsporting
When the offence is committed, a protest flag (anything from a
handkerchief to a pair of trousers) should be hung in the shrouds. The offender must either with
fly Or
A
INDIANS
HAVE BAD
MORNING
Southend, Aug. 26. The Indian tourists scored only 138 today in their first innings against Essex, who col- lected 298 runs on Satur- day.
by draw from the race
counter-protest flag.
The Indians had a disastrous Protests should be reported im-morning when they reaumed their mediately after the race so that innings, 264 runs behind Essex they can be settled on the spot.
with two men out for 30 and los- ing six more wickets before lunch, which was taken at 1.08 p.m...with the tourists still requiring 40 runs
pr
It is not unsporting to protest mand of a Turkish airdrome against a deliberate ofender near Istanbul "has been subor-even against Infringement through dinated to the British."
The base was described as
being "of the type of the mill-station situated between Boyuk- tary base in Basra, organised dere and Istanbul had stated during the whe' The air that he would resign unless he was placed directly in charge drome was said to be at Esc- hini.
of the station.
The Soviet News Agency also quoted "local circles" as saying that in Thrace and on the Turkish coast of the Black
Sea, British military apecin
in
"The Turks complied with his demands and appointed him chief of the station with a Turkish officer attached to him
as his assistant," the Agency
|
Rules Of The Road The three cardinal rules for ordinary saling boil down to the following:
(1) A ship on the port' tack (fe, with the boom to starboard) must give way to a ship con verging on the starboard tack, by going about or bearing eway under her stern.
(2) A ship sailing with the wind free munt give way to one which is close linuled.
(3) An overtaking ship must pats to windwara, and must not be hindered by the overtaken ship
from doing a
lists have set up radar stations added. watching submarines". Accord-| The Turkish News Agency
In racing. the first two rules ing to reports available
yesterday described in Istanbul still apply but the third is entirely Beirut, the Agency said that the Soviet News Agency's re-altered as will be seen later. the British military advisor port as being “without founda-
at
B radar tion."-Reuter. and instructor
Lord
Killearn Answers His Critics
Singapore, Aug. 26.
The Special Commissioner's Office today issued a 2,000 word statement answering criticism re- cently published in English, Chinese and
Definitions
to save a follow on.
Seven thousand spectators saw Essex bowler Bay Smith dismiss Amarnath at his Saturday's total of four runs and thereafter none of the Indian batsmen could stund up to the Essex attack. Ray Smith had an analysis of 18 overs, three maidens, 33 runs and five wickets at lunch.
Peter Smith
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Sweeps Board At Oslo Meeting
Oslo, Aug. 26. Sweden's team of crack atheletes on the final day of the European track and field meet at Bislet Stadium, won six championships to bring their total to eleven in four days.
No world records fell during [ the entire meet.
Brave Attempt
By Chilean
In the women's division Russia, participating for the first time, sisco 1923, captured one cham plonship bringing the total to five.
Holland won
three women' championships and France one.
Dover, Aug. 26. France captured the 3,000-metre
Tho Chilean swimmer Jorge steeplechase and the 1,000-motre Berroeta abandoned his attempt relay, the only first place winner to swim the English Channel yes- besides Sweden, second.
Finland was second in the men's terday less than two miles short division with four firsts in the of his goal. meet. France and England won two each and Iceland, Denmark, cach Italy, Norway and Russia.
ore.
The British Preas Association said that about an hour before the 28-year-old Chilean was expected to reach the English coast from Cape Gris Nez, France, "Berroeta gave up his attempt and was taken Into Dover by boat,"
The point at which he was sald to have abandoned the swim 'was
It is the frat European cham. pionships bold since 1938
and many atheletes competed who had been enemies on the battlefields.
Summaries:-- 100-metre hurdlen: Haakon Lid- about 24 miles from the French man (Sweden) 14.6 seconds:
10,000-metre walk: John Mikael-coast.
(Sweden)
A few minutes earlier, Berroeta 46 minutes 5.1 seconde
had been Oghting Hard with a 1,600-metre ran: Lennart Strand strong ebb tide and making very (Sweden) 3 minutes 48 seconds: little headway toward the shore.
300-metre steeplechase: Rapha1! Pajazow (France) 45 minutes 8.1 seconds;
607
400-metre relay: Sweden, 41.5
seconds;
1,600-metre relay: France. 3
minutes 14.4 seconds.
Sharp thunderstorms and a heavy rain often hid his attendant tug and pilot boat "Early Morn" from watchers on Dover'e white cliffs.
Berroeta was being drawn by the lide
through Dover Straits One of the most thrilling An ishes was in the men's 1,000 metres parallel with the coastline in a Routhwest direction. Associated relay, in which Bill Robert. cap. Fresa.
3
bowling the first time in the in- with leg breaks
tain of the British team, running sent down the opening an Inspired lap. iust failed to over from which Merchant took a bring of what would have been a single. Ray Smith, Peter's cousin, meds behind at the handover, ko magnificent win. Lylar thron operated the other end. After one yards over, Peter Smith gave way to Three definitions must be clear the fast bowler Bailey whom Mer- ly understood in order to inter-chant promptly slashed past cover pret the rules.
for four. Fifty was up in 45 min Collision Distance. It alther or futes. both of two boats, by altering Ray Smith with a close set course, could touch the hull or the leg trup needed careful watch-DEATH OF
rigging of the other, they arc within collision distance.
ing,
At 51, Amarnath,
Overlap. If a boat, by putting an addition to his Saturday FRANK BULLOCK
í
Friendly Soccer
passed the Swerte and with terrific burst got up to within a At Honiuntin yesterday, 102 yard of the French 400 matres | Wing Sigtial Section beat the Ser- Lani Associated geant Mess, R.A.F. Homuntin, by champion. Press and Router.
four goals to two in a friendly football game after leading by thờ odd goal in three at the interval. the Both pivots, Caviel, for Signals, and Charlton, for
the Sergeants, played well. Balley Falco played well for the Sergeants, Barnstead, Apg. 26.
The Signal left wing combination Internationally known ex-jockey of Weatherburn, Parker and Miller and trainer, Frank Bullock, died was good and it' was from this here today, aged 61. Bora in quarter that most of the dange Both Mankad, the next in.
Bociated with horses from his Weatherburn opened the scor- great care and run getting earliest days. his father being ing for the Signals and shortly lackened. Mankad batted for 20 champion rough rider of Austra after Parker increased the lead. minutes before opening his le rode in many countries.
tia.
Before half-time Chariton petted five score. Peter Smith displaced
its helm up or down could hit any part of the boat ahead, it has an Overlap.
Clear Ahead, A boat which
could not cause collision with the one behind by altoring course, is clear ahead.
score, was bowled in the middle stump in trying to drive an in- swinger.
Great Care
Malaya language newspapers in Malaya on When The Rules Apply and Merchant were playing withbourne, Australia, he was as to the Sergeants' goal came.
Lord Killearn's policy.
He emphasises that all rico estimates and shipping
read- justments were completely negatived by Slam's failure to keep up to her obligations,
missioner American ments.
and other
Cup
of the International Emergency consistent with crossing the line Maliomed
sont down a wide. Gul Wittouck's,
In
RECORD BROKEN
. Boring Aircraft announced
Up to within five minutes of the plans for a double-deck four-
Lord Killearn points out! "It will be realised that fall-start, only the ordinary Tulea of engined all-cargo plane, holding bluntly that he is no food dicta- ing short of supplies from the road apply. The racing rules twice as much as a
u boxcar and
the speed of 300 to 300 miles tor but that he has made sin Siam, unless it is remedied by come into force with with n
cure efforts within his power Sium Immediately, presents ex-minutes signal.
lus cousin and with the second Australia. he won the Melbourne for the. Air Force.
Iri Th England, ho won the -per-hour
the second half Parker to ensure a fair rice ration for tremely grave problems
not The Consistent Course Rule. ball, a perfect leg break, remov-Thousand Guiness, the Gaka,
scored again but not long after Malaya.
only locally to the Special Com One rule which governs all others ed Merchant's middle stump Goedwood Cap.
the Bailey reduced the advantage. A Cap. Cesarewitch, but to the British, is that except when exercising the Merchant, took 80 minutes over Stowards Cup and the Ascot Gold great tussle ensued for a while
to
luff. a
a boat must sall a his 38 runs, India was four Cup:
He also
rode with success with the Sergeants trying hard govern riglic
course consistent with rounding wickets down for. 64.
for the the mark
in Germany and France.
equaliser, Miller scored In starting or "This is a question not only finishing the course should be and
nhead.
Bailey began to lose-accuracy As a trainer, be had-charge of the last goal to make the game
important stable in safe for the Wing. Food Council for allocations at any desired point.
WDS soon off the France before returning to Eng- and a possible alteration of the
mark, glancing Bailey to the land. Ho spent the last five years sources from which they are you mov choose any course which This means that when tacking
boundary. In endeavouring to in India, returning to England in to come but particularly of the will bring you to the mark, and Wade received a blow over his
take a return from the field, May last year-Router, Britlah and American
The Hague, Aug. 24, towards Slam herself.
policy when running free you may make
Nel Viet recently set up a new due allowance for wind and tide eye from a ball and went off. ST. LEGER CALLOVER van Vlet, becko
the world re- "That is a question
which You may even keep a little bit up The Essex captain took over
cord for the 200 yards breast can only be determined by those your sleeve in case of a change of the wicket keeping for one over
stroke for women during a gala here tonight with the time of two wind, but you may not tack too until Wade returned. governments."-Reuter.
far or bear away with the role Ray Smith replaced Bailey at the St. Leger, today were: Seven
minutes 85.6 seconds. Intention of interfering with un-85. und three runs Tater Gul to one Airborne, offered 75 to 20
The previous record, also held other boat.
Mahomed, who attempting to
to 2 Gulfstream offered taken. 0 drive missed the ball. Half the 8 to 1 White Jacket, both offered. minutes 40.3 seconds.
95 to 20 t taken.
Was 6 to 1 Nirgal and by the Netherlands,
two side was out for 85 after batting 10 to 1 Fast and Fair offered, 100 Nel Vliet recently set up a new offered. 15 to 17 Croupier world record for the 100 and 200
Douglas Aircraft paraded in the air a new pinne built expressly for executives who can afford ta Pay $115,000 for the plane and
$5,000 monthly for the unkeey, in- cluding pay of the crew. Want one?Associated Press.
Johannesburg, Aug. 20. Jack London, former British Empire heavyweight champion, today won a 10-round boxing do- cision against Nick Wolmarans, the South African heavyweight champion-Associated Press,
He points out that it is not within his power to order Slam to produce the rice which she already promised. "It is to the British Government," he says, to whom the Special Commis sicner has throughout present- ed the case with all possible to take -up in emphasis Washington the question of an alteration of the world plan which must take place if it is to be assumed that Siam is to continue not to live up to her pledges and not to make avail- able quantities of rice on which supplies to Malaya among other countries were based,
U.S. AIR EXPERTS IN SWEDEN
Stockholm, Aug, 26.
JODHPURS BEAT TRAVANCORES.
"
In an evon and keenly con- tested friendly football match
for 120 minutes.
Sarwate set the three figures up
London, Aug. 26. The Victoria Club callover for
CHESS CLUB TOURNAMENT
and
PENINSULA HOTEL'S JEWISH
to 9 taken. COMMUNITY
100 More Troubles
20 to 1 Radiotherapy and Iona, both (Continued from Page 1)
offered. 22 India's troubles did not end 25 to 1.takon. 28
to 1 Anwar offered, The immigrants are made up of at Gun Clab Hill yesterday with Mabomed's exit for Wade, 33 to 1 28 to 1 Neapolitan,
Laddie twenty single
single Jodhpur Infantry beat Travan- showing that he was unaffected Muroon, all offered. Highland men, five women, thirty-five couples and core by the only goal scored by by his mishap, took a leg glance about
Only two substantial beta wore forty families. Among Capt. Jaifangh, the centre for-splendidly to get Mankad. Bal-made, Croupier being backed to them are doctors, lawyers, musi- Ward, in the first half. Though ley then
returned for Peter win £6,000 and Anwar £2,000. clans, businessmen, needle-work-playing in an unaccustomed poki Smith and had Banerjeo caught Triling bets were made on Gulf erg and nurses. As early as 1935, tion on the left wing Lt. Gum-in the slips so sever men were stream, Airborne and Fast and they left homes in Germany, Aus- | snaram was the outstanding out for less than -a hundred. Fair-Reutor. tria, Czechoslovakia and Hungary player for the winners. and found refuge in Shanghai Travancores combined well in 135 minutes. Pearce continu- Two of America's foremost experts on aerial war-
from the Hitler Jackboot. They and their forwards were sech | ed bowling changes and had fare, Generals James Doolittle and David
have waited several years for the in some neat movements. Their Peter Smith on again for Ray Sarnoff, arrived 'in Stockholm today, appar- opportunity they now have to debut in the Second Division of Smith to change ende. Sohont ently independently of each other.
take up a new life in a new coun- the Hong Kong Football League and Sarwate had..Anxious mo- The official explanation is that He was willing to place his know- | try. '
next month will be waited with ments from both until Bohon, Chess Club's Ladder Tournament The first round of the Kowloon Doolittle, who is now a Vice-ledge and experience at the dis- In Shanghal today there are Interest.
hitting out at Ray Smith was is to be played off this President of the Shell Oll Com-posal of the Swedish authorities still 14,500 Jewish would-be im-
bowled on the off stump. And the Peninsula Hotol.
evening at pany, is inspecting Shell branch in case they wanted his advice. migrants who are also hoping to American subscribed funda.
lunch arrived with Ludila still offices in Europe, while Sarnoff, He pointed out that it had been -settlo in parts of the world of
needing 48 runs to save a ful-following are the pairings
today a game who is President of the Tadio possible in England during the their cholec. The American or Jewish community can be said to
the Peninsula Hotel At
the lowing on with only two wickets. A Ricci Porola T
L. M.. of America, and a war to detect the places where ganisation now taking care of the be making the beat of a bad job; bresks while Bailey bowled fast Gutierrez: A. B. Botelho v. F. D. Bay Smith bowled alow off Rodrigues; A. E. Gomes Y. F. A. former member of Elsenhower's German planes took off: He was working for their rehabilitation Although living in comparative but though the light grow poor, Gardner F. A Fisher CCG London staff, is studying the mar-highly surprised that the Swedes working for
comfort, the frony ket for radio equipment.
of being the batsmen were untroubled. Just Carneiro; . H. d'Almeida v. They arrived here as reports on bombs, and also that no theory ist that any person who wishes goal is a heavy trial.
the Tavares; 3. P. Garvalhe vi "phantom bombs" were more had been advanced.
side out to 'enfer must provide proof that
of immediate danger, Kr numerous than ever. The Chief of
Yet there is no apparent grum. Hindleker threw away his wicket, Tauss; Capt. B. M. Meredith. v. General Sarnoff stated definite- he will not become a public bling or chafing at the delay to He played a ball from Bailey, to R. G. Danenberg B. C. Gardner the Swedish Defence Staff, Coty that it is possible today, by charge or a drain on the State. lonel C.R.S. Kempff, slated to means of radar, to detect the Each of the 280 Jews in Hong
be heard in the community. The Bay Smith. at deep point,
to get back To Yu Lau Wade broke hiswicket. terested in asking the advice of place from which they are fired. ing permit for Australia and on it the questions Flave: you wo runs later, Shinde was bowled
anxious these people are to move the two Centrals and, if possible, Hader works at 80 to 100 miles signed affidavit guaranteeing sup- any more news?" which is ask-minutes ended with the Indiana Qacar Platiner of Switzerland
and the fanings which lasted 200.
Zurich, Aug. 20. would place all available reports radius, but installed in an aircraft port by an Australian citizen. before them.
od. hundred times m. day of Cap: { 165 runa babinELON | at a high level this radius is con- American Funds
won the International Cycle Union Doolittle's Commenta siderably extended, thus enabling Unur, they reach Australia, and The day I can answer that
tein-Herbert
xpectations; amateur sprint chainpinauship, an General Doolittle, who arrived thip pilet to trace #bomb. He for some litte Bans terrace in questions CAN MONEY Pearce did not enforce fellow Bunday in 15 écoute for 200 from Oslo where he saw King aid he was perfectly, willing to low isolates afterward by as the femrmative will on Rain, was treatening and metr Hashon, stated on arrival that he give advice if the Bwadee wanted Distribution Commites is paying Herbert In the meantime I when Latex and their round dort, Denmark by half a front
thom Nightswan (0) Indiferent Platiner defeated Alex Schoo was merely on, a business trip, Ital-Raufer,
their total expenses. from itu Jim) Sulit keep on trying!??
Corporation
had not yet found a trace of the but the laws of most countries in-stranded many miles from their when they looked like takie wenchkoff; F. X... Bequeira v. `J.
metres breast stroke.--Reuter,
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