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Germans To Feed Themselves
Herford, Nov. 13.
A large measure of the res ponsibility for the distribution of food in the British Zone of" Germany will pass into the hands of Garnians on Jan. 1, 1947.
This will be the result of the new British Military Govern
ment decision to extend local self-Government to the three German provinces in the Bri- tish Zone.
The British decision, outlined in an ordinance not yet pub- Hished by the Control Commis- | sion. provides for the three provinces having their Ford Ministers responsible for production and distribution of food in their own areas.
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CHINA MAIL
HONG KONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946,
FRANCO STATES Japan
HIS CASE
(By Alburn West)
Madrid, Nov. 14. Generalissimo Franco told the Associated Press in an exclusive statement yesterday that the economic and political isolation of Spain "would greatly increase the possibility of war" through disunion among and within nations which, he said, such a step would create. Answering a series of five questions, the Spanish
Caudillo declared that Spain would not have commercial relations with Russia as long as the Soviets persist in methods used against. those who do not bend to the Russian will, that: elections cannot be held in Spain while a re- bellion is being instigated from abroad and there are international manoeuvres and at- tacks against the nation, and that Spain will not seek membership in the United Nations "until the passions provoked by the war have become extinct."
Out Of It
For Years
,,-。 London Nov. 13. Commander 7.. D. Galbraith, Conservative Member of Parlia
ment for the Pollock Division of
Glasgow, one of the'five Members of Parliament who visited Japan in September at the invitation of General MacArthur told
Royal Empire Society in London today that from the devastation he had seen, it would appear that years must elapse before, Japan could again enter the arena of world trade.
But, that view did not pass un- challenged.
Japanese industry has been extent not by
run to a great
large factories, but through the medium of many small shop, each specialising in one cont ponent. and reconstruction. 'of these small shops need not take
he said.
The questions' and answers fol- might adopt in a moment of coli lang." are those then who hold.
provincial Ministers of the low:
lective possion or inertia. they the view that within a relatively Interior, Lubeur, Social Wel- 1. "What is the attitude of the would have to be interpreted by short space of time Japanase
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Manchester, Nov. 13.
the first full international to be played in Eng- land since 1938, England beat Wales 3/0 be fore a crowd of 60,000 here today and so be- came almost sure of winning the international soccer championship.
The Englishmen were more polished: their de
fence was sound and their forwards showed excellent understanding, However, their op- ponents played with great dash and pluck, and were rather unlucky to be two goals in arrears at the interval.
Dornot
Manchester
fare and Public Health. Educa-Spanish Government toward each people individually:--and goods will appear in world "mar- Favourite
London, Nov. 13. toris Club on the Manchester Today's callover at the Vic- Handicap. was:-
tion, Reconstruction, Finance, forming a part of the United Na-these would act according to the kets and at prices with which Eecnomies. Transport and Jus-tions Organization?":
political tendency of each Gov- few other nations will be able to tice.
Franco:-"Until the society of jernment and the Importance of compete."
Commander Galbraith denied Each Ministry will be pro-nations attain a degree of calm-the interest at stake.
Juggestions that Americans were vided with a great amount of ness sufficient to make possible; "Spain will always be accom-shaping Japanese trade to their power and with British Milits work in the cause of peace panied by all honest. consciences own advantage tary Government officers al-and until the passions provoked | and by the spiritual and Catholic | country was full of representen, Blucit and Star of Autuma, tached to the Zonal Adminis-by the wàr have become extinct, | world."
tives of "big business" disguised tration, acting in a purely adits task cannot be fruitful, nor Franco continued, "Every as military ofcces.-Reuter visory capacity--Reuter.
can the moment be conductive to action of violence and injustice
SOVIET PICTURE. OF U.S.
the desire of the Spanish people always tends rather towards war
than towards peace. For
to join it."
and that
TRANSPORT STRIKE THREAT
Many promising Welsh move ments failed through
poor finishing. Feilding the same
H.K.F.C. PLAYING
ON SUNDAY
In order to accommodate the Football League and relieve the congestion of First Division fixtures, Hong Kong Football club are departing from their usual custom of not playing League games on Sunday and will this week be meeting Kwong Wah on Club ground on Sunday. Members of te Club side
nide whica boat Ireland and chosen to play are requested to Eire in September, England note that the game will start went ahead after seven minutes a 3 pm. and not at 4.30 p.m.) with a splendidly worked goal. Lawton, lying back, swung out-a-paas-to Langton. With the Welsh defence
spread- engled, the leftwinger centred to Carter. who pushed the ball ed, the ball past the advancing forward to Manzion, who turn
goalkeeper.
Welsh Spirit
Seven to four Dornot, taken the and offered. Ten to one Pappa-
all offered. Hundred to seven
Showing plenty of spirit Moidore. offered; 100 to six Wales fought back, but taken. Hundred to seven Bolton-termined
de raid ended with ian offered. Hundred to six Richarda shooting wealdy over Bristol Fashion offered, 20 to the bar. one taken. Hundred to six
The feature of the Welsh Always and Las Vegas, 20 to game was the play of Burgess 11 offered. Twenty-five to one terrier in both attack and de- one Find the Lady and Ripontan, at lefthalf, who worked like a Chwaru Teg, offered, 28 to one fence. For spells the Welshmen had the better of the play, but over-enthusiasm marred their efforts.
New York, Nov. 13.
taken.
Against the run of the play after 40 minuica,: A swerving England increased. their lead
K.C.C. BOWLS TEAM
The following is, the soccer pru Framme for the week ending 17th November, 1946-
SATURDAY, KOV, 16, 1986;
First Division a St. Joseph's v E.ANA VARN (Causeway Bay 3 p.m.) Refereo C. Tunstall. Linesmen: Lui Shi Ming & Cpl. H: Filmer."
South China mando,
v 44 R.M.) Comm
(Causeway Bay 4.30 pm)? Referee Chan King Tisk. Linesmen: B. T. Gosano and E. Lawrence.
Second Division Palice v 387 Coy. R.A.S.C (Chatham Rd. 3 p.m.) Referee: N. T. Delgado,
Travancore & Đảo. Bắc. Họ V
Regt.
(Chatham Rd: 4.30 p.m.). Referee: C.S.M. H. Cook. Club Kit Chee.
(St. Joseph's grd. Happy Valley 4.30 p.m.)
Referee: P. M. Xavier, South China v C.A,S.C. (Navy grd Happy Valley p.m.)
Referee: A. E. F. Guest H.K. Chinese Cadre. y Sing Tao (St. Jearph's zrd. Happy Val- Referee Leune Yuk Teng.. "SUNUDAY. NOV. 17, 1946
chosen to represent Kowloon The following have been
Cricket Club in a friendly lawn bowle game at the Kowloon Cricket Club on Sunday at 3.15ley 3 p.m.) hm
V. C. Exbrum, A. E. Parry, A. J. Kew and F. Goodwin (skip).
A. C. Tribble, T. W. Carr, A Spary and N. Bebbington (skip)..
Lock and T. A. Madar (akip). R. E. Lee, S. A. Gray, T. E.
Guest and E. C. Fincher (skip).
R. Leigh, S. C. Wong, A. ‚E. P.|
LONDOS SHY?
First Division
C.A.S.C. Navy. (Club grd. 4.30 p.m.), Referee L. G. Young... Linesmen: D. Sparrow an Lui Shiu Ming.
Eastern v Sing Tao, (Navy grd. 4:30, p.m.) Referee:
land.
Linesmen
B. T. Gosano:
Capt. J. P. Eng
D. Leonard and
45 R.M. Commande v 1/5·Com= mando.
"
(Navy,grd. 3 p.m.) Referee: Lac. F. Roberts. Linesmen: S.. Y. Kwok and
Barretto.
this 2. "What attitude does Spain reason, an arbitrary and unjust take in view of the present efforts setion of the Organization of Na- of the United Nations to isolate tions would imply the greatest Her economically and politically?" loss of prestige of that organiza summoned only in case of an The "Disaster Control Beard." Moscow, Nov. 14. Franco: There is an absolute tion and the undermining and emergency, established Soviet writer Hiya Ehrenburg cleavage between the calm at-disunion of the latter would the police headquatters gym- itself in told a jammed lecture hall today titude of the peoples who are re-greatly increase the possibility of nastum here tonight to prepare that the average American is presented in the United Nations war, and indeed, it may be as- against the threatened strike by
Dornot, the French horse, too self-confident, but is neither and that adopted by some of their sured that there are intimate ties the Transport Workers Union.
who has been missing from mean nor stupid and "dues not representatives in an attempted between the aims of those who The union is seeking callertive most leading bookmakers' an- want war."
plot of Soviet 'Communism'
to desire war as an instrument for bargaining rights on New York's tepost betting lists, is now serted that reactionaries isolate Spain. Spain is aware that their domination and manoeuvres miles of sprawling underground clearcut favourite and was back ! taken the offensive in the she is entirely in her right and proinst Spain in the United Na- and surface transper-Reutered to win £4,000. He was offer-run by Mannion on the right United States but expressed be- does not allow herself to be im- tions." lier that they would not hold pressed by the slander employed Infringing U.N.O. Aims
ed at 100 to seven at Monday's ended with a perfect base to Batavia, Nov. 13. control long. He termed the late to deceive the peoples who na
gallover, but since then it has Lawton, who coolly shot into 3. "What is responsible for this the Dutch and Indonesian dele anything like those odds.
The final official meeting of been difficult to back him at corner of the net. President Roosevelt # great turally are becoming aware of effort to isolate Spain? What gations to study the final text man. but said that the average the deception. American
Only four horses were back- does your Excellency of the "basis of agreement oned at today's callover. Bristol! politically im-
Swift's Saves mature-Associated FreeS.
the think, should be taken to remedy the future of the Netherlands Fashion was supported to win
•Nations Organization this situation?"
Soon after the
Miller threatens that he will East Indies reached last night $5,000, Chwaru Teg £3,000 and Richards,, lively, tentre for
interval Franco: "One of the main res- will take place on Friday, the Moidore for small wagers,
advise the United States ward, brought out the best in Athletic Commission, of the Netherlands News Agency re- Nations is incurring is that of in- ncried today. The Dutch Com-ing' up of prices. Always, 50 to soon after shot over when well as to whether Londos in entitled Commando.
There was a general tighten- Swift with a fine header and details and ask for a decision fringing the letter, the spirit and mission General will leave for one a week ago, la 'now quoted at placed. Swift then brought, off to continue to hold the world
in
"Whatever resolutions United
41. measures
Serious Financial Measures Demanded
(By Harold King)
Paris, Nov. 13. The French Cabinet was told today by its Finance Minister, M. Robert Schumann, that serious economics and other financial measures must be adopted before Christmas to safeguard the national currency.
M. Schumann was understood to have told his col- leagues at the Cabinet meeting today that the situation could not wait until the new Parlia- ment following election of the Second Chamber and of the President of the Republic ---was able to deal with the budget.
ponsibilities which the United
the aims of the society, whose Charter expressly established that, nothing shall authorise the Unit- ed Nations to intervene in mat- ters which are essentially within the domesile jurisdiction of any xinje.
"Therefore, if those
very na-
lions which are members, are not obliged, to submit to agreements concerning essentially domestic matters, to a much lesser degree
would there be sulmission on the part of one which is not under its jurisdiction and has not even requested to be admitted.
"To accept any other Interpre- tation would mean to deprive the; members of the organization of every guarantee, and to establish the ominous principle of leaving them at the mercy of the intri-)
the
Until Christmas Eve, the pre- hand in his resignation as Prime gues and ambitions of the more rent Assembly has full powers, Minister to the doyen of the As-powerful. So obnoxious is then the new constitution comes sembly. Communist Deputy issue and so strong the right that into force, but the new Parlia- Marcel Cachin. on the day the assists Spain; that the situation ment will not be in the position Assembly meets for the to functon until mid-January at time.
first can have only one outief that good serise should prevail in ar
the earliest and next year's bod- After appointing the Speaker appreciable section of the Assem
get could not be voted before the lutter part of February.
New, Government The Cabinet decided today that M. Georges Bidault would
and other officials, the Assembly bly. will nominate the new President- Prime Minister to remain in,
Political Plot
over her:
i
Holland on Saturday.-Reuter.
יי
100 to six.-Reuter,
What Goes
Up May
Never Come Down
Cincinnati, Nov. 13.
There has long been a wistful saying that "what-
and
Wellington, Nov. 13. Jimmie Londos, .*world heavyweight wrestling cham-F plan, has not replied to Walter Miller's offer of £5,000 to meet Earl McCready, British Empire champion, for the world title on Dec. 7.
Cluby Kwong Wah. (Club krd. 3 m,}
Referee: C.P.O. J. H. Rogers. Linesmen: Leung Yuk Tong and Lui Shiu Ming
Second Division ・・
44 R.M. Cdo, y H.K. Signal: Cos
(Chatham Rd. grd. 3.p..). Referee: C.S.M. FL Cook... H.K Wireless Centre v.42 |
(Chatham Rd. grd 4.30 pan.) Referee Cpl. H. Filmer.
Hammond Puts His
yet another wonderful save. title-Router,
Gradually, England's studied plan swung the tide and Man aion scored his second England's third goal after GG minutes. Lawton
put him through and although there was an appeal for offside,, Man- nion's goal stood.
..
In the closing stages Eng land's superiority became more
ever goes up comes down," but among scienpronounced and Lawton forced tists, engineers and military men who are ex- perimenting with long range and high altitude rockets, there are some who hope that they can prove this is not always true.
The two
Mice
Ret
Sidlow to make two fine saves, but although the game was cb- viously, won and lost, Wales retained their fighting spirit; to the end.-Reuter.
HOME RUGGER
Foot In It
Melbourne, Nov. 14.
England's cricket captain, Walter Hammond, has officially imposed a press censorship on all Australian and English newspapers to operate during the five months tour of Australia. Hammond made this clear all and that I want everything tô - yesterday afternoon at a press run along smoothly. conference.
The
"I will make no statements on manager, Major Rupert this tour for the Fress," he said. Howard, was present at both con- "Any official statement will be football ferences, but he took no part in made in writing and L
the discussion.
London, Nov. 13. Results of rugby games played today were:
Cambridge University 281
Here is what Hammond told Guy's Hospital G, Oxford Uni- about 40 pressmen at the after versity 10 Oxford University)noon conference: Greyhounds 6. United Services "I want you all: to understand Portsmouth 20 Royal Navy Col- quite clearly and definitely that lege Greenwich, 4.-Reuter. I want to get on well with you
England Swept By Snooker Craze
(By Archie Quick)
London, Nov. 13. With Joe Davis, supreme master for twenty years, out of the way so far as championship and level matches are concerned, snooker profes sionals are looking forward to the winter sea- son which opened this week as the most inter- esting since the Chesterfield maestro quelled all opposition two decades ago,
"Apart from this official state- ment you cannot quote me as saying anything. You must not
EC my name in interviews.
"I cannot give the Press a con- ference every day, m
"During the tour, no pressman,
Australian or English, will be al lowed in the dressing room. Each State association will nominate a liaison officer between me and the Pressi de 2012
"Otherwise I will do all I can to help you."
T
This type of canned publicity which the Englishmen are en- deavouring to folst on to the Aus tralian public is all bunk and it" won't work. WRE
cable chap, but his tongue appeara : 10% - have been tied by the MC.C.A
After all, they are only verice keters, not delegates to an inter- national peace conference 4:
They hope to send up a rocket which will never drop back to earth, but will continue to circle around us through space just as the moon does. Such an ambitious project is beset by many difficulties, but they are not the ones which ordinarily would come to mind first. If this could be accomplished so on. Much of this energy is used in auch a way that the newly to overcome friction, earth, in a period of about six around the sun erezted moonlet travelled a near Out in empty space, as the circular path around the earth moves in avast orbit moon D3 the hours. M. Schumann wants tempor-
would appear in the moves in a smaller orbit around! ary credits to be voted for three office until the new constitution forecast; Spain will in no case the earth and it might prove amount to very much oven after "I can make you the following nearly all observers anywhere on finds is so slight that it does not sky once every eight hours for the earth, the kind of friction one months to incorporate big econ- comes into full force in January accept ang kind of repression. great aid in celestial navigation. tens of thousands of years, and, omies on the civil service and It can do this either by re- First, because the Assembly of the army expenditure as well an electing M. Bidault on the un- United Nations lacks jurisdiction people misjudge the dificuitics of and moon do not have any fuel
main reasona Government subsidies to rail- derstanding that he carries on
list as a matter of fact, the earth ways and wheat.
until January with the present would mean an abusive power in everyday experiences with gravity! It is possible to
second, because such a project are due to our supply to keep them going. His proposals were under- Ministers, stood to include the suppression Premier who might be the society; and third, because we the same distance from the centre speed, then it also will continue or electing a new compatible with the Charter of and friction. Their whole exist- ket profectile moving in the right
the roe of the Ministries of Food and Bidault or some other party are dealing with a political plot of the earth and so its gravits to circle the earth indefinitely
takes place at approximately direction with just the right Information.
leader who would form a gov to ernment based on the respective anarchic or Communistic state constant.
make Spain fall into the tional attraction parties strength resulting from!
is practically ' The ordinary methods of steer Sunday's clections,
which other European countries
ing will not work in etapty space. Only Slight Friction Lobby reports credited M.
The tail fins are made to. are subsiding."
keep Bidault with favouring the ward entering into commercial diminishes inversely as the square ways, but if there is no air, there 4. "Have steps been taken to case the gravitational attraction by pushing against the air. when Out in space, this is not the the rocket turned nose forward mediate constitution of a new relations with Russia?"
the rocket begins to turn side- government on the basis of the
of the distance, Twice as far new Assembly,
Franco: Spain has not had away it is only one-fourth is nothing to keep the rocket from
at Brudough's and Thurston's nay relations with Soviet Russia great; three times as far away turning end over end as it goes for about 30 years. Only in the it is only one-ninth as great, and along its elliptical path.
that match between Davis And There are half a dozen who champlon who turned profes- Lindrum put the potting game Another serious dificulty would could win the world title, but I lost has made his century on the map and think divi-
It
got put am going to plum for little break and, in addition, there dends will be paid this season. there. If it travelled at 11,000 Horace, Lindrum, who has re- are totale op the field. Syd- 12.30 pm-Dally Programme Summary. wing
On a recent visit to Notting of absolute zubinission to! 12:42 pr.--Carroll Gibbors (Piano) and Liberty.
Republican Party of the Russian Ambassador, and to goingasoline for automotes 10,500 miles from the centre or in London. Also arrived is Tom, Wille Laigh, John Barrie, balls are being opened up every
moves, globe in six hours at distance of
of Highgate and intends to settle Stanley Newnan, brother of over the game. More and more His Orchestra," kat
Other Ministers were credited or diplomatic relations.
his agents, than of a commercial coal or dil to make electricity, and Part of the time it would be Clark Maconnchy, New Zea, although I believe his health week Afready this week at
6,500 miles above the surface. Announoamerišk
with favouring the present "While Russia persists in the flons such as referendums.
eclipsed by the Cabinet acting as "caretaker methods she uses against those Funstor"
until the full Parliament meets. who do not bend to her will, it popular consultations will be held cent paint it might be made to Joe. He is managed by his son. and Conrad Stanley the hard up 4800 of their own money with phosphoros final in prevor days against top. Holane Holt of Blackpool and Donaldson have each put The Assembly meets on Nov. is not even possible to talk of and local and provincial bodies slow for Zew bongs on the Of others; Joe's brother Fred hitting Canadian for 13 frames of the match,
commercial relations.
will be renovated. However, we then return to the sunlit alde to liking for the Scottish cham- night-time side of the earth and is probably the best, but I have The acuteness of the economic Elections
Most Disappointed customers have been flocking and financial situation was re- 5. During the past, year two tune moment for such an opera
Masonnchy" is the most dis- ing among them stars of the 7.30 p.moden Transcription Ber flected today in resolution electoral census have
Stations Bler and Palm Court: Orchestra: / 1.00, pan-Lendon ·"Ealayı", News,
trolled General Confederation of Lency definite plans to hold muni- and international manoeuvres and ed places during the war. If the Bidney Smith of Dancaster doubtedly we are in for a boom earnestly fight for and un- were used in isolat- the Albany Club tournament. another crack at Joe. : Un- This is real money being 8.16 Pan Romance and Rhythm. Labour, demanding government cipal or provincial elections attacks against Spain, demand of energy of sunlight could be trans has come back into open and season of snooker, made poederstand that bets of over 9.30 pm Lamdemption Ber-rise in prices.
action to prevent any further Franco-Two censuses for her the clostest union of All formed with ancient efficiency it then there is Alex Brown, asible, I believe, by the way last 4,000 have been wagered on
Selections have in effect been come Spaniards. Spain is a serious,
would
a continual supply neighbour of mine and the dead season's final was stage the gamo, Beuter di Instrumental Dorte raises to nationwide demand for basis for municipal and provinat, no me does it lose its cult, the rocket
Tous Roberta ✯ The Besliste staged his was taken as a prelude pleted, one of which is to be the peaceful and orderly country and for transmission alicat potter at them all. It's a managed in the Royal Horten
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proprietors, prices. general census which is indes takes each step at the appropriate moonilistead of light beam ball
and at each session as com James REYES, perizable for all publie consulta time, Associated Press
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If he were asked to form this lamentable years of Red domina- so on. There is no place where
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In the second place,
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"At the appropriate moment, it were coated's shadow. It lander, who twice reached, the may preclide, his getting to the Burroughed, where Fred Davis
zpust realize that the most oppor- he re-ons which automatically pion, Walker Donaldson,re appointed man of them all for stage, screen, radio and the vices "Grand Hotel Albert Band- adopted by the Communist con-taken in Spain. Has your Excel- tion to rebellion from abroad, observation reports weather cently demobbed, and winners of he crossed the world to have boxing and football worlds.
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