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The four fast cargo ships each 9,200 tons gross, which are being built for the P & O Far East- ern trade, are to be named "Soudan," "Somali," "Surat” and “Shillong." As already announced two will have diesel and two steam propulsion and their 13,000 horsepower will give them a speed of eighteen knots. Carrying 10,750 tons deadweight they will have also 100,000 cu. ft. of refrigerated space; there will be accommodation for twelve passengers.
Of the names chosen that of Surat is the oldest in P. & 0. history.
The first was built 1868 A VEBnel of 2,678 tons, which increased la 3,042 tom when she was lengthened in 1874., A secand "Surat," cargo vessel of 5,500 tons was completed in 1938, but had only a brief encuar being tor- nedord off Freetown in May, 1941. "Soudan" and "Semalt have always been associated In the } & {1. The frat two ships to bear these names dated from 1903
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Pocatello, Idaho, Det, I. America's socond greatest planned explosion is to be touched off in Idaho desert today to determine asfo ator- ape methods for explosiva.
Only the New Alexico atomic explosion lant year produced a bigger hang than will the detonation of half a million nouuda nj TNT et Arco Naval Proving Groanda. -180ociated Press.
Back On
Her Old
Job Again
Complete in her
and were of the passenger and nob" suit, the
According to informa-care intermediate type.
tion
serving
HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1946.
Amazing Scenes At Tokyo Trial
(By Duane Hennessy)
Tokyo, Oct. 1.
French Prosecutor Robert Oneto was ordered to apologize to the international military tribunal here today for his refusal to conduct his phase of the case against Hideki Tojo and 26 other accused in the English language.
"Mr. Oneto must explain hisj conduct or apologize or he muat face charges of contempt of I court," said Sir William Webb. tribunal president.
Yesterday I ordered you to speak in English--that duelsion must be respected," Sir William Bakt
Shortly after the court conven- ed Oneto insisted he be allowed to i present the French phase of the case in his native language and was sharply rebuffed by Sir William
The tribunal president receased "de-!
the court d as members pre- Java-nred to leave the bouch Oneto
shouted:
once France and if I am not allowed
to be heard I will withdraw from
the ense."
received by the the Company well until sold for China-Japan Line's mv. "1 represent the great nation of
The "Tjitjalengka" is breaking up in the 1920'. Postmaster-General, the second pair were fine, modern "Empress of Australia," 6.700 ton cars wins built in 1990 again gracing the waters
The "Soma!!" and 1931.
war of Hong Kong's harbour, a welcome visitor after many years of absence, One of the most beauti-
carrying nearly 400 pasunk by an energy plane in the sengers for Hong Kong, North Sen in March. 1942; her will arrive in Colombo ter his "Soudan" bit a mim
off the coast of South Africa in on Oct. 9, Singapore on May. 1912 and was lost. Brief Career Oct. 14 and Hong Kong on Oct. 18.
The Postmatater-General 134 atitude" arrangements with the Singapore Postal authorities to have mail for the "Empress of Australia" addressed 16 Calunto 1 be forwarded by R.A.P.¦ transport which Wives daily.
Husbands who wish to write their wives and families to reach them at Chlorobe enn ik so between
SLAV N
There is, for example. the flying-toal B.O.A.C.
service leaving for Singapore to
certainly nrrow which will enable the lettera to get Colombo in time.
If it is derived be get letters
This shouted declaration angst. which requested
te tribunal
ALL UP TO THE U.S. NAVY!
Baltimore, Oct. 1. Mr. James Forrestal, U.S? Secretary of the Navy, said here, that the United States we not ambark on a dia. mament programme until the United Nations Organisa- tion is u going concern.
"Until the United Nations Organisation la Π working institution, we and the world need a navu." he said. "The British fleet is no louver i the condition it sous a century ago avul the reapongihility stero Lick with the United States and the United Staten Navy."-Reuter,
SPORT INDIAN TEAM LEAVES
(By Vernon Morgan)
FASSPORT PHOTOS D. & P. SERVICE.
ASIA STUDIO
10. ICE HOUSE ST.
H.K.
SECTION
England
Beats Eire
One-Nil
Dublin, Sept. 30.
England beat Eire by one goal to nil in an inter- national soccer match played here this evening --the first match to be played between the two countries in Dublin since 1912.
England fielded the same team which trounced *
Northern Ireland last Saturday and thus scor- ed a notable double.
Defying steady rain. 40,000 football fans packed the Daly
London, Oct. 1. The Indian cricketers sailed for home today! from London docks in
"Burma"i the steamer and will be back home Mount ground when God Save the on October 25, all being King and the Eire Soldier's Song
were played, and the players pre Rented to be President, of Elru,
Sean O'Kelly, before
well
the
Hong Kong Football Programme
The following is the soccer pro- grainme for the week ending 3
Eleven players and the man- Mr. nger left today, the Nawab of muteb. Pataudi and Nayudu are already The England players looked home; Hafeez is going up to Uni- more dangerous, but it won not versity
Oxfurd, in ten until eight minutes from the end Vor Vice-pin right, Thursday, and scared the only goal of the match. #ying home on Nimbalker is remaining as ADC.
The Irish defence rose to great | Oct, 0. to the Maharaja Gackwar of heights and the goalkeeper, Ureer. Baroda. Among those 500 brought off some great saves.. WEDNESDAY, OCT, 2, 1940 them off were the MC.C, Secre- tary.
Colonel Ruitherr, Sir Pelham Warner and H.D.E. Leverson- Gower.
Too Much Pessimism
the defense attorneys to confer in chambers because the tribunal charter requires only the English to be ful ships to call here be- and Japanese languages
The defense counsel insisted English be used. at despite the
The Russian prosecutor sald¦ˆ
tribunal ruling;
The first "Shillong." sister fore the War, she is back! Surnt." came into service only, on her old job again af- Just before the war ar ended her ter voyaging many long brief cureer in April, 1943 whee! hit by a torpedo. The story of miles in war-paint as the few rurgivers is a dreadful Hospital ship.
one, for they spent eight days in
bitterly
cotil. an open boal in rough weather in the North At- antic. Only two asprentices sur- vived amongst the officers all of who died aboard or perished in the sen while of the native crew.
ithera},
to
A
The Prime Minister of Efre Mr. Emnun de Valera, receive:) the English team at Government Seventy-three year old Lever. Buildings before the match son-Gower, President of the Sur-wished all the players the best of Juck. He apologised for his in- rey Cricket Club, told me that he ability to be present at the match. came "as himself" because be wanted to say goodbye to those. who had given the lovers of cric
Resuits of football games play- ket auch real plensure during the
What a nicc compiled in England and Scotland today
were
Secand Division: Burnley 2 Barnsley 2.
Glasgow Cup, Final: Clyde 2 Third Lanark 1.
Berlin, Oct. 1. General Dwight Blaenhower summer.
a he will present his case in his told a news conference that ment to the young Indians from
native tongue-Asuncluted Press.)
there "is too much pessimism in this now agcing sportsman.
about international the world
None More Popular relations, too much lacounting
The Titjalengka has been completely reconditioned after het long war-service
and
анес
sgain what Mr. H. E. Itouffer. manager of the local JCJL office, and Mr. FC.J. Ridder, manager
department, justifiably call her " Boating came, hotel."
that are now deservedly a tradi taining on the high sesa names tion in the Merchant Navy.
promenado decks.
Nuernberg Didn't Apply!
differences
no
League Matches
Sing Tao vs., C.A.S.C.;
(Navy ground, Causeway Bay at b.16 m.)
Referee: Turnstall. Club vs. Navy.
(Club ground at 5.16 p.m.). Klt Chee Va. 3 Cdo. Đặz. H.Q. (Navy ground, Happy Valley at 5.15 p.m.)
Referee: N. T. Delgado,
THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1946
H.K. Wireless Centre va. Dock- yard F.C.
(Navy ground, Happy, Valley at
Scottish League, A Division: Partick Thistle 3 Rangers 2.15 p.n.) Reuter.
Jaipurs Beat Marines
of the progress that is being made. We have evidence here
This famous cricketer was ex- that international cooperation pressing the views of all those
dead insue in the world who saw the is not
Indians play and Friday 25 took to the lifeboat but all died of their passenger with a very good chance of the of exposure before rescue
but something that is growing followed them round on their tour, Singapore. Oct. 1.
They gave pleasure in and off Intera catching the addresses. The two apprentices, David Clowe
and will continue to grow." The "Tjitjalengka" has a dis
Major Kathumura, officer The Army
Chief of Staff, re- the field and never has there heen at Colombo,
and Alan Moore, received the placement of 16,600 tens and n George Medal for their
commanding gallant speed of 18 knots. Her Arst-class (Japanese
the Kempeitel turning from a visit to Generals more popular team. I can say
Luxemburg, that without exaggeration. nt Patton's grave conduct
lculership
secret police) and
under cabins, 25 in all, each with a pri- Buitenzorg, Java,
Everyone liked them. No one during the said. "After all the world has fearful conditions.
vate bath-room attached. can ac- Thier of the new ships are commodate over
Japanese occupation, was ac- just completed
the greatest had a bad word for any of them. passengers.
were in history, Whole And I there moking quitted by an Australian war global
War vected to be ready in 1947 and There
spacious are one shortly afterwards, thus main-
rooms, large dining saloons, bars, crimes court here on a charge, economics have been disrupted among the players in the team writing rooms and glass-encioned which if it had been heard at People have been worried about one has heard of thert, so careful Nuernberg, might have ended the future, about their own per were they in thought, word and Recreational facilities include u with a gui
sonal futures. Only possibly a dead to lay the game for the a guilty verdict, swimming pool on the apper deck. He was accused of complicity few lenders in the world
and let India's cricket game's cake and ample space on the open deck in the unlawful killing of threeet I come back here and be
thinking
clearly,
prestige stand as high as it could
Dutch woman in Allied prisonera-of-war and a
find that the Allied Control Already their return in 1953 is 1913, en orders from the Kem- That is a very encouraging sign shall ace; some of them very
September. Council is still being amicable.; being anticipated and indeed we a friendly game. peitei headquarters in Batavia. amid all this pessimistle talk for not only will young Hatce very high and it was only Inte Jennings, presiding, said that we should not despair.Ass- almost certainly get his blue at in the game that the Jaipurs Oxford, but Amarnath returns took the lead for the first time the court had been guided by the amendment to the Austra legality of the orders they re-with Mankad for league cricket in in the game to win by a narrow
North and there were whis- margin. Hian military law which saldceived.
pers thut Sarwate might also ne- Roldiers under condi- Five of Major Kuthumura's company them on the same er tions of war discipline could! subordinates
wore acquitted rand. not be expected to weigh the along with him.-Reuter.
to reach the ship at Singapore they shout he addressed to Singapore.
Show Equal Friendship
to an
to all Allies.
In
i
MRP And Gen. De Gaulle
for games und sports.
There are about 250 2nd class worths, and in the well ventilated info over 1.500) steerage pas
sengers.
Lieutenant-Colonel
in the barge dining halls, Can served for the choice of passen- tonese and Fukienese mosla are togers, while first class passengeri
have the additional choice of that European food.
Paris, Sept. 30. The Muvement Republicain Populaire, headed by the Pre- mier, M. Georges Bidault. are meeting privately tonight consider how their party should deal with the oltuation in which they have been placed by Gen- eral de Gaulle's eundemuntion of the proposed new constitution His lepinal speech yesterday,
The "Tji"
ni
the
5.3.
C.R.E.
cinted Press.
Aro
Twelve Death Sentences
Nuernberg
At
(Continued from Page 1.)
"butcher"
not to have made a similar im- pression on the Tribunal. effect of thoas acquittais on
be
Before the team left. I had a word with Mr. Guuta, who 2 behalf of the Indian team adi the Indian Board of Control, of which he is secretary, sald:--
"Deeply Grateful”.
One of the best hockey games this acason was played on the Murray Parade ground on Mun day when Jaipur Guards bent 42 R.M. Commando by 3-2 in The standard displayed was
Commandos drew first blood when they scored through their centre forward. Lt. Narendre equalized for the Guards later but within a few minutes the Commandos had again takoa the lead through Capt. Wil- liams, the right wing.
Shortly after half time Major Sumer WAN injured but Inj spite of this Jaipura equalised through Sub, Dachan
Singh following a mice in the goal- mouth.
The game was now very inst both sides went all out for
and
Referee: F. A. Barretto. Tranvancore Regt. vs. Pulice. (Chatham Road ground at 5.15 pan.)
Referee: Lat. F. Roberts. Bye: H.K. Chinese Cadre.
SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1946
First Division
46 Cda, vs. Eastern.
Referee: Capt. J. P. England. (Club ground at 5 p.m.) Linesmen: Chong King Thek and L/S, D. Sparrow.
Club vs. 1/5 Cdo.
(Sookunpoo ground at 5 p.m.) Referee: K. K. Ip.
Linesmen: F. A. Barretto and Stn. Filmer.
at 6 pm.).
South China va. Kwong Wah.
Navy ground, Causeway Bay
Refereo: CPO, J. H. Rogers. Linesmen: A. E. P. Guest and J. F. da Silva.
Navy vs. St. Joseph's. (BL Joseph's ground, Happy Vailey at 5.m.)
Referre: Lt. L. G. Young. Linesmen: D. P. La and Ng Kam Chuen.
Second Division
Club vs. 44 Cdo. (Sookanpoo ground, p.m.)
at
7.43
-
Referee: F. A. Barretto. 45 Cdc. vs. Kwong Wah, (Club ground at 3.45 p.m.) Referee: /S. D. Sparrow, South China va. Police, (Navy ground, Causeway Bay
I,t. to the Jaipurs through Narendre after a through pass fat 3.45 pm.) from Capt Padan, the centre half, and some good combina. tion with Major Sumer.
Athens, Sept. 30. The Liberal leader. Themta tocles Sofoulis, askund the Prime Minister, Mr. Constantin Tsul daris, tonight for a complete change in the Government's in-
The "Titfalengka" is one. ternal and external policy as
the well known " ficet that condition for his Party's part-
the JCL have been operating for cipation in the Cabinet, In a 12 hours after the Constitution decades between the China Coas letter Lu the Premier, Mr. Bill was passed by the Assem-1 and the N.E.. vin the Philippines. Sofoulis suggested that Greece bly, has had strong repercu first to return to the run, and the
Tals Company, was among should "show equal endship sions on the political situation feet at present besides the "T
Leaders of the M.R.P. con-
"We are really deeply grateful 191* | tjalengka," consists of the niv. interna!
affairs, Mr. sider it essential to attempt to "Tisadanc," ss. "Tjibadak,"
to all and many in England who Sofoulis asked for the imme-
counteract the influences the "Tilbesar," aa. "Tanock" and dlate dissolution of all armed specel may have on the fate of
have helped to make the tour such my. "Van der Heist."
I have just eabled The saccess, banda, whether of the right or their candidates at the forth-
Hans Frank, the Two new vessels are being ac-
the home the profits of the tone which left, and a policy of equality to
of Poland, slowly shook his head. further prosecution of industrial-ter meeting All coming elections and M. Geor- uuired in the United States and all citizens.
expenses Bidault is due to speak on
when they are avaliable they will
60,000 rupees. I Wilhelm Frick, chief of the' ists and militarists, which have always liked Englishmen and had the winning goal, which came
amounted King George of the Hellenes the constitution on Oct. 6. be added to the feet to cope with
European protectorates, moved been planned, will have to received the former. Regent,
the Increased demand for cargo Meanwhile, the Opposition
unily while his- eyes roved,.studied from the text of the many Engllah friends. After this Archbishop Damaskinos, in parties in the Assembly, head- and passenger traffic that must
about the courtroom.
opinion,
tour, I like them even more and special audience tonight and'
Collow the return of normal an! Wilhelm Keilet, the M. Edouard Herriot, stehle trade.
soldier
"I personally, however, regard number many, many more amung ed handed him the Insignia of the
ebief of the Supreme Command,dividuals na of secondary impor-
the conviction and sentence of in- my friends,"" Grand Cross of the Order of that they wanted Parliament to pany's ships played a prominent
and unbending.
Mt. Gupta, who really spoke George I, the highest Greek dise
Julius
tance compared with the signi- from the bottom of his heart, adjourn as quickly na possible and gallant part serving as hos- tinction Ruuter,
to give them time to campaign nital shipa, treon transports, and
upright with his chin thrust Four Nations to the proposition we are leaving England and our out on the constitutional Issue be- for the conveyance of war sun-
that wars of aggression are crim- many friends. It feels as if we Walter Fank, day on Oct. plies. Serving that
they
Economical, and that persecution of con- were Just going north for another fore Referendum
fidy:ted lost no less than six ships, all of Minister. 13. Reuter.
nervously.quered minorities on racial. reli-match to return back in a few which went to the bottom and His heat slumped on his shoul- cipus or political grounds is like- duys," and I thought that was with them a good many of their ders and bis shoulders hunched wiss criminal.
Just how his team felt as they gallant officers and crew. Sue' up around his cars.
These principles St law will spent their Inst hours writing familiar
names as the "Tjin; All the defence attorneys had influence future events long after letters and puking their last gara,"
"Tilebort." Tikarang announced before the verdict the fate of the particular indivi- mlaute zurchases. Tilsaroca," Tsalak" and
was pronounced that they in-dual is forgotten," he concluded. They will return home laden Marren and Ford Transport. "Plikandi" are now just
tended to appeal to the Allied
No Photos
with gifts for their families and 100 to 6 Cadenazzo and Reynard Regt.
all offered. 22 to one memory.
Control Commission in Burlin Despite protesta cabled from feienda und fact-bowler Banerjee, Volant. if their clients were convleted newonaners all over Great Britain with huge packing case of Arila, offered. 25 to one taken. 6 p.)
and America, the International crockery, expressed himself broke 25 to one Gusty-and Tregor, offer.
ed. 28 to one Cutrain, offered, 94 : siter his shopping expeditions. Prosecutor's Statement Mary Tribunal held fast to it must be the most hard up to one taken, 28 to one Lady
original decisions and refused to Following is the statement by allow.
Crusader. Why and Geoffrey's the man of the team," he told me. photographers into
AUB Lady, 83 to one Urgay, U.S. Justice Robert R. Jackcron, caust-room for the reading of the| Reuter.
terity, Croupier. Delvile Wood, on the verdicts and sentences sentences against defendants.
Star Lover, Phebus and Valsand, handed down by the International The
<<]) offered. Military Tribana]:-
Hollywood, Oct. 1. Jennifer Hult, actress daugh ter of Jack Holt, and actor Billy Robinson Bakewell, are honey- mooning. The marriage took place at the home of Low Ayrus! yesterday.--Associated Prosa.
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Radical leader, today announced
by
NEWS
IN
BRIEF
said
An unemployed Chinese,
who stole to be one of a pong $3,700 worth of money and jewel- lery from 71 Bonham Road Eart on Sept. 7, was committed to trini yesterday by Mr. H. G, Sheldon, .C., Central Magistracy. Arrent- ex on a "tip-off," he won Identified warade.
During World War I, the Corn-sat streicher, Jew-balter.! ficance of the commitments by the added: "It is hard to realise that i
CAUSE
The "Baud" And
by a victims at an identification Ku Klux Klan
· +
11
and sentenced to die.
Tribunal's attitude WAN that it did not want the. court turned into a "Circun" during the. fateful session and would allow nothing that might Impair dignity of the court.
A
Chess
CALLOVER
Referee: A. E. P. Guest. Navy va. Dockyard F. C. (St. Joseph's ground, Happy Valley at 3.40 p.m.)
.
Referee: Ng Kami Chuen, Kit Che ve. H.K. Chiness, Cadre. (Navy ground, Happy Valley at 3.45 p.m.)
Referee: N. T. Delgado. London, Sept. 30. H.K. Wireless Centre vs. 387 The Victoria Club calløyer for | Coy. R.A.S.C. the Cesarewitch ranning at New- market on Oct. 30:
100 to 9 Tony Lumpkin, 100 ₺ɔ
glard. 25
Chatham Road ground at 3.45 p.m.)
Refores: Lae. F. Roberts. R.K. Signal Cost vs. Jodphar (Navy ground, Happy Valley at Referee: N. T.' Delgado.
SUNDAY, OCT. 6, 1048 First Division
R.A.F. N. Sing Tao (Navy ground, Causeway at 5 pm)
Bay
Referee: C.P.0. J. H. Rogera. Inesmen: Capt., J. P. England, and N. T. Delgado.
·C.A.9.0, vs. 44:Cão.
(Club ground at Gp.m.) Referee: Cheng King Tsok. Linesmon: Lac F. Roberts and 31gm Filmer.
Second Division
Va., Cdo. Bdo..
Washington, Oct. 1. . Sgt. Tashlro Toruniauke,
The Department of Justice Cpl. Ueno Mitsuo
Callover for the Cambridgeshire "On behalf of all the nations, and Cpl.
sald today that it had uncovered we prosecutora asked the con-
running pt Nowmarket on Oct. 16: Kuribayashi Shigeru, who are charged with having been evidence establishing links be-scientious and independent Judz
Results of ganics played at 100 to 8 Preciptle offered, 100 to tween the Ku Klux Kinn and ment of the members of the Tri-
the Peninsula Hotel last night 7 Wayward Bolie taken and offer guilty of brutality, to Allied the German-American Bund bunal un to the guilt of these mon
ed. 18' to one Flag Wallah, offer. In an unavailing plea to the in the fifth round of the Kowed. 20 to one Stenaiman taken prisoners of war and of sending from 1937 to 1941.
and organizations. This, we have Tribunal, a committee represent-
loon Chose Club's
Ladder and offered. 20 to one Leboat. sick men down coal mines in The officials who rend the now received.
ing the entire international press Tournament were:-
and Achilic, Star- 1,04 News, Weather Heps and Formoen, will stand trial at evidence maid it was definitely. In sustaining and applying pointed out that there has never F. A. Gutierrez. beat F. A. dom, French ToT. Carmania,
Announcemerka,
No. 6 War Crimes Court, East proved that the two organizate principle ta teh state wert boen any complaint during the Fisher R. C. Gardner beat Joan's Star and Nelis, all offered. 1,35 m,Off the Bottom ShorPoint Godówna, nt' 10 IL.M.
a crime for which statesmen months of the trial regarding the Variety,
tions collaborated to promote may be individually punished, the attitude or practless Photo R. C: Tavares; FX. Sequeira 88 to one on others. offered. today.
racial and religious dissention judgment le blahly gratifying. prior
graphors and that the historical beat Col. H.M. Whitcomba; and Reuter. to the war"
"It is hopeful sign After further evidence by
The official said the evidence peace of the world that represen-national War Crimes Frist would choff.
for a record of the world's first Irter C. M. Sequeira beat V. V. Kolat- Witnesses મર્ક aoveral Crown
included documentary state-tatives of the Great Powers all got be complete without pictures Adjusted ladder, standings.POSTPONED SOCCER yesterday's resumed hearing,
monts
ogree on this principle of law and of the sentanding-Reuter and that in 1937 the two
GAMES 30, for the murder of Lau Wan.ganizations discussed the are committed to that position by Associatsetanding alias Lau Tung-cho, 54, in Kai formation of an anti-Labour this Judementi Other aspects of
Berlin, Odt. li be appraised without study of thb
4. FA. Gutierrez 5. F., A As the Chatham Road ground On Street, on Aug. 18, was Party as a move to align labour the opinion are too intricate ta again, adjourned by Mr. Justice against other elements of the text for which there has been a The discovery of a mass grave Fisher: F. de Carvalho is being used for the R.E.M.39. containing 210 skeletons of un- 7. R. C. Gardner: 8. RC and I.B.M.E, sports this after, D. H. Willams, Paisna Judge population.-Associated Press. int.? at the Criminal Bessions to this
I regret that the Tribunel has identified Nasi victims near the Tavares; B. F. X. Sequeira: noon, and the Bookungoo ground a roundup of alleged war felt constrained to acqult. Behacht village of Haslach in the French 10. Col. 11. M. Whitcombe: 11s not in it state for play all criminals go and Nazi "suggests,
and you. Papan and to dealine to one of Germany, was disclosed t. C. Danenberg: 12 3. Kruch. Football League games stranged
on these rounda, for fair after- „Pflated: and › jribilahed / for the Frankfurt, Sept. 80. ordered by the Austrian Minis declare the criminality of the by the authorliles yesterday. koff: 18; J Thunz: 14. LA noon have been postponed, the proprietors. The Newspaper Nuxis 2,000 poračná, mostly top of the Interior, according Our Arguments for thile cont This is the third made grave da Oesta; 15. C. M. Sequeira;
The Routh Chlán V. 744: Com? 1-Butarurišo. Limited. By: WALEH Aval boom Berented into the American Nows Service viction, which resins, no convint discovered recentlyAssociat- 16. V. V. Kolntchoff 17. mando Second Division Gamo ad ANNE KRATES, Window. House tern Zons of Austria ini in Germany-Reptar.
TAUBE:
Han Kong also been postponed."," fing to all of us prosecutora, asem' at Press,
0.50 1.1-1
Killy Masters,
7,00,--Organ Interlade-Terenes the trial of Lay'
Carry
7.16 p.m.-London Transcription Ber.
rice! "Accent on Rhythm,“
1,30 pm Studies. Y. (a)
With O'Neil 'Claw al 10% Plano,
,00 London Relays Newe,
1,25 11, m,~54 Blum Turzynu“, Bophia Strmalay and Gerkuád Hyweb.
Tung-nuen,
General Staff
L. M. Rodriguce: 2. F.D. Gardnor: 8. A. P. Ricci Pereira;
(Club ground at '8.45 p.m:) Referee: Lac.F. Robaria.
42 Cdo.. vs. Sing Tap. (Navý ground, Causeway Bay
at 4.45 p.m.)
Referee C: Turnstall
Bye Travancore Regt. ?
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