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TEST MATCH ENDS IN DRAW
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Compton And Morris Get "Doubles"
Evans
Breaks A World Record!
Adelaide, Feb. 6.
Australia today won the rubber as the fourth Test ended in a draw, Australia had won the first two and drawn the third. It was a day of glorious cricket, with play never becoming dull despite a temperature of nearly 100 de grees.
Set to score 314 runs in 210 minutes for victory. Bradman and his men had knocked off 215 for
the loss of Harvey's wicket when stumps were drawn on the final day...
Compton, Morris and Evans merry knock scoring all round were the heroes of today's the wicket. play: Compton and Morris |
These two batsmen were Loth seared centuries in both still together
when stumps indings, while Evans, when wewe drawn for the final day. England were in a dangerous Morris was then-124 not out position," han
for 97 and Bradman 56 not out. minutes this morning before į- oping his account. This was
whim
ENGLAND
Jehovah's PAPEN Witnesses
On Trial
Belgrade, Feb. A.
sect
It was announced officially fecay that 18 member of the international religious "Jehovah's Witnesses went on trial in Zagreb on Monday on charges of refusing to operate with the "people's au thorities."
Co
PEEVED
Berlin, Feb, 5.. Franz von Papen, Hit- ler's ace diplomat, at his trial today refused to take any further part in the proceedings because he had been rebuked by the De Nazification: Court for making "mis- leading statements."
The indictments charged the
Scated at the lawyers", table,; defendants with. maintaining the sailowed-looking former dip
to the lomat paid no attention contact with "international
proceedings and spent the morn reactionaries" by "Bending ing with his eyes closed, while an false reports to the organisa-armed German guard stood behind tion's European headquarters him.
in Berne and hence to its in "I do not propose to give any į ternational headquarters infather information or testimony. Brooklyn."
since the Court's President-stated The official report of the that I gave misleading state- trial said "Jehovah's witness" ments and will not lay myself accusations of Ruduluh Kale admitted that the open to further organisation was formed illegal that kind." he said.
Replying to Pupen's lawyer. 9115 in 1936, but denied It had
who said that his client's health 66 received money from Interna-
envingered in gaol, & Ger 17tional Headquarters since the
man dcelor averted that the 68- 18 end of the war.
year-old defendant could stand Officials. of the organisations prison life, providing that his were charged with advising cell was heated. 18 the followers to avoid con- During the morning. Paper's Maria Rose. escription and to undermine the former secretary,
of the Government, declared that the diploma o elforts
tested
Jews from Hitler and the O while awaiting the coming of anti-Semites, which had resalted
"Jehovah's Kingdom."-United
in constant friction with the Press.
party.
Because of the stand he has
HE
67
a world recant, the previous į best being in 18801
First Innings was out! Australian batsman balting for 67 pinutes without Hatton, low., & McCool scoring,
Washbrook, e Tallon, b Dooland The day's play started with! Edrich, e and b Duoland Badand in a very dangerous Haitunand, b Toshack position, having last eight Compton,
Lidwall.. 147 e and wickets for 274 runs, Complain, e Toshack, b Dooland
Hardstaff. b Miller
with his overnight scare 52,
Yardley, not out was the last recognised batsman Bedser, b Lindwall in and
The fall of a quick Evans, b Lindwall wicket would have enhanced Wright, & Lindwall Australia's prospect of, victory.
Extras However, Evans withsted all the wiles of Bradman's balers to remove him and he stayed with Compton until lunch.
that Lime Compton had scored. 193 not out.
*
Tlal
400
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Lindwall
23
Mitter
16
Toshack McCool Johnson
30
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33
1 133.
He became the fourth bats man to accomplish the "be"; the others being Hammond and Sutcliffe. of England. and Island Barisley, of Australia.
the first
The lunch score was 34 far", eight, with Evans 10 not out.
Difficult Task After Compton had taken ball from Lindwall after the lunch adjournment. Hämmasid deckired the innings ched, thus setting Australia The Very difficult task of seor. og 314 runs in 210 minutes: Hammond realised that
draw would not save the Ashes' and his only chance of drawing,
Second Innings
Hutton, b Johnson
*
Lindwall,
BOASA
75
b
22
109
. Washbrook, c Tallon, Lindwall 39 Erich, e Bradman, b Toshack 46 Flammond, C
Toshack Compton, not out. Hardstaff. b Toshack
kin, lbw b Toshack.... Yardley, Tallon, b Lindwall Bedsere Tallon, Miller Evans, not out.. Wright, did not bat
Extras
the series was to win this and, Total (for 8 decl.)
the next Test
Though the task was hard,
Harvey and Morris played aggressive cricket, but Morris Lindwall completely
partner.
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NO FRENCH PROTEST
London, Feb. 5,- Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin saul today that he was unable to make a statement of at present on the subject representations by the French Government to the British
Government on the recently
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concluded
the Anglo-Tranin Oil
United States oil
tiny and companies.
Replying to a question in the House of Comurons, Mr. Bevin said that the Foreign Office had considered the political implications of this aprecpient. — « comuserekal transaction between tien con- panies which there was re- BOLL TO believe would be of Economic benefit
tu Britain countries concerned, 7 should make it clear that "the French Governsent has not protested against any action taken by the British Government ur by British oil
ጎባሃ companies.
were thear reprratatalians primarily '-directed against the agree-
ment,” he said--Reuter,
B.O.A.C.
Service To China
Nanking. Feb. 6.
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Strong Criticism Handling Of Germany
London, Feb. 5.
"We are piling up by our muddle and mismanage- ment and our good intentions the seeds of a third-German war," said Richard Law (Con- servative), who was Minister of State attached to the Foreign Office in Churchill's coalition government, when he opened the debate on conditions in Germany in the House of Commons today.
"I must declare my own conviction that the Ger- mans are as: odious in defeat, as abject and self-pitying and unwilling to face facts, as they are arrogant and vicious in victory! We have suffered greatly at the hands of these people and the suffering they have caused covers a greater part of my life," he declared. The Opposition asked for the debate because Government and country were not yet alive to the appalling gravity of the situation in Ger many today.
cause
i
our eyes."
NORTHOLT: STRIKE OVER
London, Feb. 5, Eight hdred atrilters, whose walkout hampered Bri tish European Airape st viera at Marikalt... Airport, Su returned to work today on
romise by the managevicHt. to open negotiations for a 40-hour week immediately United Press.
particular period, it had so far as was possible been made up over a subsequent period Breakdowns were due to Ameri. car shipping conditions at one and German transport stage facilities.
"1
am not at all satisfied the situation," went on
Mr. Law said that the situa- ing in Germany, he declared. tion in Germany was grave be-That would be impossible to with
in western assume. "we have
On the contrary, he Mr. Hynd. "We are suffering that there severely under winter conditions, Europe 20 to 30 million human had pointed out
of zonal beings rotting to death before must be some degree of tempta-but his the result
tion which they were very like- fusion and a greater assurance "We deceive ourselves if we ly to have been susceptible. we now have of an equitable He advised. Members of the share in the resources avaïff think that the corruption will end there. It will spread beyond House to remember that one able, we can look forward with the confines of Germany," he thing Britain had done'in Ger- some better hope than before,
was to establish some over the next two or three added. When he went to the many British Zone before Christmas form of democracy, German months and until he
thought the reports starvation were
but aggerated,
greatly
of political ex-unions.
the next and trade harvest." partica
He was satisfied that the in Hamburg The gravity of tile problem decision taken last September, Sir John Baldwin, head of they were not. He saw a half was due entirely to circum- to increase the official ration the British Civil Aviation Misdemented woman, all skin and stances created by war, for to 1,590 calories was right, son to China, informed Central bone, whom he judged to be which the Germans were clear even if it was not possible to News in an exclusive interview between 50 and 60 years old. ly responsible, and to the post- maintain it in every case 100 here today that the
negotia Her actual age was 25 and she war conditions over which the' per cent. tions for Chinese Government was starving:
British Government had no The second great mennes which the British administra permission to extend the BQAC There was an appalling morst direct control
route service to ba
vacuum in Germany. Little As for the legation that the tion faced in Germany was China would be conducted on
toddlers were sent out to pick Government had not sufficient-health. Tuberculosis was bad. the basis of the principles laid
eigarette up
ends for the ly realised the importance of Rompared with 3,730 cases. re- cown at the Chicago Civil
black market trade. Children the German problem, he wish- ported in January of last year, inken about his arrest, von Papen Aviation Conference in Novem-ofter, or 11, girls of 15 and ed to point out that a consider the number in November was
ber, 1943.
did not question witnesses, as he had done for the nine previous days of the trial.-Reuter.
JEWS REJECT ULTIMATUM (Continued from Page-1)
which was firmly rejected Jenz last by the Arabs and August.
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overshadowed his Toshack
Australia's first 50 went up. McCool
in 48 minutes, a pace which Johnson
was not fast enough for victory,
After scoring 116 Australia i
at Harvey, who was bowled by Norman Yardley. The out- going batsman had scared 31: of the rung
Merry Knock Bradman came out to partner Morris. The captain was con- tent to remain quiet and allow Morris to do the scoring,
25 3 51
AUSTRALIA
First Innings Harvey, Bedser
Commando Rugby Team
to
The following have been select- ed to represent 3 Cde. Bde. v. Rest
of the Colony on Saturday, on the H.K.FIA, ground:
Full back, Rov, Gray (42 Cdo.), R.W.
Foley Lieut. (42 Cdo.), R.. Sgt. Bargum (45 Cdo.), L.C. Capt Gourlay (45 Cdo.),
L.W
Capt William (42 Cdo). Stard
Acton 142 Cdo) Scrum Mne.
12 Off. Capt. Als (45 Cds.), For-
The
The purpose of his Mission 16, were sent out to solicit for able time ago the Government 5,140, but deaths had dropped to China, said Sir John, was to cigarettes for the black market. had considered the situation so from 1,300 to 800,
Incidence Of V.D.** start negotiations with Chinese They were sent to play with important as to set up a special
Veneral disease showed 'n aviation authorities, to discuss troops to get cigarettes for the department: for Germany.
not Ile did
Referring to the allegation high incidence, but there had purpose. arrangements with and to seeksame permission from the Chinese think that with all Britain that the Government was try fortunately been no significant Government for extending the good intentions she was filling ing to govern in Germany and increase during recent months. In spite of the colossal dif, that vacuum. He thought it was not control, he' asked the House BOAC service to China.
Tementer the conditions ficulties under the shortage of Commenting on the recent being filled, may be by Com-to
Ger- coal, which had. Jed to series of air tragedies through-munism, but certainly by some- when Britain went into
the world, Sip John renmark thing which would prove in ten many. There was up German shortage of using materials,. eleven years' time to be government, no Germans that they were getting on, with from the housing too. They were repaird they could trust very terrible for everyone.
The German people were beginning, and no German ad- lng in the Buhr at the rate of living in ruins and holes in the ministration
they 4,000 a month. Out of a total of 128,000 miners' repairable ground and, as far as he could could hand over. Sir John expressed the see, they would be living that i De-Nazification houses, they had already re opinion that safety.in nir pasf way as long as they lived. Answering criticism about paired 109,000. senger mileage was more fa-
AN cantonal arrangement the Jews understand would, "More planes are now fly break Palestine into a patchwork quilt of Arab and Jew territory ing and, naturally, more crash
leave the most and
Government functions of
10 common federal state. This the Jews fear would still keep the control of Immigration out of hands and by crystalisine
political spheres would continue to prevent Jews tram, acquiring more land.
In other words, it would be the
exoccur." He termed these un- fortunate crashes as an "usual w of accidents."
or
to
whom
vourable than in railway passponsibility for the mess Ger that he was surprised to be errate
A great part of the rede-Nazification, Mr. Hynd said
senger mileage-Central News,
The wider task of the Gov.
was to restore de control and let the manage
their
many was in today was that told to leave big landowners moeralic
own was
Minister, told Reuter today: “We of the Germans themselves and agriculturists untouched. Germans- "status quo" under another name. have said that we will reject any but the British Government had It was precisely those people affairs. De-Nazification
The plan as now suggested is scheme of partition or any schema never grasped the gravity of who were most loyal to the well in hand, though it was hot likely to have any better re- which would lead to partition, and the situation. They had always Nazi regime and found them-true that the Government still ception from Ue Arabs.
the Morrison plan, even in u
man, Arab, delegation spokus-mad:fied form, is a scheme lead-imagined it was their job to selves in the most select posi- had people locked up in deten
tion camps, but most of them, man, Dr. Jamali, Iraq Foreigning to partition.”—-Reuter.
govern Germany. Instead of tions. control Germany and see to it Of the criticism of centralis-had been waiting the outcome that she did not start a third ing the British headquarters of the Nuremberg trial. German war.
in Ber.in, Mr. Hynd said that Most of them were extreme. The existing system of ad Britain was party to an agrcely dangerous people and he did ministration was entirely ment between. four powers of nct agree that they ought to bey wrong, hopelessly, conceived quadripartite administration set free at the moment. and quite inadequate to task it had to perform..
No Statement Yet On Ics Compensation
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"Goddard (44 (do.), Lieut. Guest Miller, nol but
b Wright
62 (45 Cdo.), Major Buscal (Bde.), Johnson, Ibw.
2 Lieut. Edwards McCool Bedser, h Yardley
Lieut (Bde.), Tallon, Wright
3 Curtis (Bde.) And Capt. Scott Lindwall, c Evans, b Yardley 20
20 (Bde... Reserves:
Cub Swan- Dosland, e Bedzer, b Yardley 23 borough and Sgt. Drayton, Toshack, run out
The Bde, will be without the 28 services of their Captain, Capt. Extras.
England, who is suffering from 487 knee-trouble. Otherwise, the team
is unchanged from last week.
Arthur Morris Soun reached his century and became the sixth batsmen to accomplish this feat. This is his first year of Test cricket and he had already created a record when Total
in his first Arst-class match in 1941 he scored centuries in beth innings.
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After Morris had completed Wright his "double" Bradman played a
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INTERPORT TEAM
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London, Feb. 5.
Pethick-Lawrence, Secretary of State for India, regretted that he could not make any statement today on compensation to members of the Secretary of State's services when their appointments were terminated as the result of constitutional changes.
He was replying to the de- bate opened by Viscount Simon, who asked what were the Gov- ernment's intentions for secuï-"! ing compensation for members' of Indian services in the event
et their employment coming to an end owing to political and -constitutional changes.
Goering Ordered Bombing
when thousands
the of Germany. Berlin was the Mr. Hynd said that under most convenient and ap. the bi-zonal arrangements the The "Same Mistakes” propriate sector for the Con-Control Commission had achiev
ed two things: greater is. "The Government is making trol Government.
ofsurance of every aid in main. The Government must, in. Germany exactly the same kind of mistakes it is making course,
maintain top-ranking taining, food supplies and Taw Possibility here-looking to idealogical and officers in Berlin, who were materials, and the thecretical solutions instead of responsible for high polley to of a more rapid diversion of the immediate be discussed with other parties, responsibility to the Germans dealing with emergency as one of emer. He interpreted Mr. Law's re- themselves..
marks as the desire for "yet 1 Business And Trade gency."
The development of German "We have lost the respect of another bureaucracy" in the
production for purposes of trade the German people by our own British Zone. thefficiency, although I don't1 There was no need for it was going on at a considerable believe this is due to the per- The administration in Germany pace and links with the out- Bonnel of the Control Commia provided for the closest pos- side world were being restored sion. There have been almost! sible supervision of the ad-through bi-zonal: agencies. hud endless criticisms of personnel, ministration and policy in the Business correspondence Belgrade, Feb. Colonel-General Alexander von but they are exaggerated, un- Zone: under four civilian region-been restored during the past al commissioners, who were few weeks, although this was Loehr, former German Supreme (just and unfair.” He said that it was not only Commander. Macao, Feb. 5, ..
In Southeastern Law blamed Jalin Hynd, given full powers to carry out not trading or financial cor- Following the soccer match members of the Indian Civil Europe, facing trial here today Minister for German affairs, policy as directed from the respondence. against the Shanghai interport Service who would be involved, charged with responsibility for for the stories of corruption centre
"While it la not true that. Leam which drew a large crowd of but also members of the Indian the mans bombing of Belgrada on and malpractices in the Zune The British Government was the British and American zones spectators, including high Gov-plice, Indian forestry commis April 6, 1941,
the Government of. Ger are flooded with British and ernment officials, afgrand dinner sion and in some cases people were killed in one day, told the which had been very widespread nat
is Chinoise was held in their in military service.
Marsha! Her for some time. Mr. Hynd had many. It had to observe certain American butinessmen, we are 56 honour at the Ng Chow Restaur
understandings hoping to encourage visitors. mann Goering They felt that what was said
had fundamental to be impending was going to
come to his notice, despite all and agreements reached with from abroad, not only from the Captain Alvara Marques de
the talk about, malpractices. the Alles, which imposed United Kinkdom and America, 215 Andrade Salgado, Commissioner male their continued position Lochr denied that he
but other nations too, and a pases one snally of Police, welcomed the visitors in India is some
the moment we are engaged in Four "Solutions" › in his indict one case, but they have been President of the Polles Fost- that they could not undertake actions described for all the 4m surs: there was more than limitation. ball Team and Mr. N. 2. Le Pandit Nehru was reported ment. He had to follow orders cleared up now," Mr. Law He had carefully studied the trade negotiations with Hol
he said.
said. thanked the speaker for hils to have said, that while he was from His superiors, heat dur-He considered the "tremen-] German problems, and they. Thẹ:
solutions put forward for these land," said Mr. Hyad, The indictment said
Government :: was eng culogistical remarks and the hoa-willing to continue the services ing. the German offensive nearly dous centralisation" of ad- could be summed up under couraging direct contact with pitality, accorded.Our Own Car of these officers in the 6,000 civilians and G60 prisoners ministration in Berlin was four general headings: (1) the Dutch and other countries respondent...
Government which he envisag of war were killed, children cut to
1. he drew the line at those
piecca-and people
"terrible mistake." A diplomatic Scrap the Potsdam Agreement. In the business field. buried allive.
Concluding, Mr. Hynd said officials who took an active part. Extermination camps in Ser- mission should be left in Berlin (2) Stop coal exports (3) in endeavouring to suppress the ila were said to be so busy under to deal with occupation pro Stop de Nazification, and (4) that the future of Europe rebellion, which broke out in Lochran Supreme Commander of blems and the administrative Send more food.
might depend on the main- was the key tenance of the admirable spiriti German front that four crema British Zone.
criticism, but it ignored entirely of determination shown by the Mr. Hynd rebutted the "wild had nude over the last 18 many over the last 18 months, ara being tried with Loehraliegallon of widespread cor months to get even the small-Renter,
ruption among officials in the quantity of food it had been'
Printed and published for the British Zone. He had never at possible to get into Germany.
proprietors. The Newspaper any time, said that there was Rations had been maintained tertise, Limited, by JWALTER no corruption of malpractice to 80 or 85 per cent and where JAMES KRATES, Windsor House, among the 25,000 Britons in the ration had failen over a Hong Kong.
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The following were the results many parts of India when in the Southeastern section of the machinery transferred to the The list Ad Bd. on Sunday, commence of football matches played to 1962 Japan won at the statorin were needed to dispuso of
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kip).
Derby County versus Arper
Arsenal
Manchester U. 1 Stoke City
Bradford versus Manchester
BECOND DIVISION
City postponed.
Southampton 5 Coventry
Beuter,
2
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Seven other German generals MAURIELLO WINS Router,
Newark, NJ., Feb. 6
Tami Mauriello, mocked down decision over Freddie Scott, for a nine count in the second Paterson, New Jersey, In -round rallied to win ton round I ing bout Aiato