1950-04-15

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1950.

INTERNATIONAL SOCCER :

Egyptians Have

A Word For It

Anti-Jew Flare-up In Germany

SCOTLAND TRIES

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LAY

HAMPDEN BOGEY

Glasgow, Apr. 14. The prospect of a trip to Rio to contest the World Soccer Cup finals gives Scotland added incentive to beat England in the International match at Hampden Park here to

morrow.

Scottish officials have stated that they will enter the World Cup only if they win or draw, but victory would also enable them to retain the Inter- national Championships and, at the same time, lay the "Hampden bogey.”

Pakistan Batsmen Cautious

Scotland has not beaten England in a full Interna- tional at Hampden Park since 1937, and have been successful only twice in seven wartime matches.

England will go to Rio what- ever the outcome of tomorrow's game.

consider that the

Many | famous Hampden roar is worth agon to the Scots, Past records Karachi, Apr. 14.-Pakis-prove otherwise, but Scotland tan, continuing their first supporters have hell hopes of it

innings here today when the second day's play in the

holding good this time,

The Secttish selectors have their policy of no forsaken choosing more than two Anglo- the first time

Scols, and for

Test with Ceylon opened, scored 220 for six when nince the 3047-8 season include stumps were drawn. Cey-four players who perform South lon were dismissed yeater-of the border. day for 162.

One of them, Moir (Bolton), Ceylon were kept in the fold is a new Cap. The others are

curato

the whole day by the Pakistan Steel (Derby), Liddell (Liver batsmen who, playing the ne- pool) and Forbes. (Arsenal). attack with the utmost Billy Steel, probably the world's caution, collected a labourious Freativt inside forward,

born 220 runs for

Iowa of six wickets.

Pakistan

the

has

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Srst innings lead of 58, with four wickels outstanding,

has

automatic choice

for

such

thine. Liddell ha been In devastating form that he could hardly be linored, while Forbes has been consistently playing well enough

to keep Archic

INTER-CHANGE PLAY

While the Ceylon fielding left little to be desired, Navaratne Macauley out of the Arsenal behind Üte stumps was particu- | ride. larly activo and gavo fino dia- play. Illa smart stumping was responsible for the dismissal of Anwar Hussain (50) and Maqsood (61), who appeared well ce for a big total.

One of the most interesting features of the England team is the inclusion of both Mortensen and Bentley in the forward line, for they are perhaps two of the greatest exponents of the inoxiern Inter-changing game in which the centre-forward and one inside man take turns to

was the most suc Dezoyan cessful bowler, claiming three wickets for 49 ruas,

After lunch play continued on a dull note with bateman over-lead the attack while the other

attack which, although accurate, tacked variety. Anwar Human was the when he was smartly Girnt

to full

Navaratne shortly slumped by after collecting his 60.

cautious

against

one at will.

With such clever wingers as Finney and Langton, and Man nlon an the other inside-forward Lo do the foraging, the England The Pakistan skipper, Mo-attack should provide a fas- hammed Saeed, did not last long eating study in tactles. and after having two rave Dezoyen a return catch. Dinshaw was run out due to misunderstanding with Marmood, Trying to steal a single he was cought hallway by Dalpathado, who whisked, off the balls..

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A sailer of the Egyptian Navy takes a pleased look at the bright new name- plate of the R.E.N. “Rashleg” as the former British Navy frigate "Spey"-handed over to the Royal Egyptian Navy-sails from Plymouth for Egypt. The “Nashied” was reconstructed at Plymouth.

No Wish To Transfer African Territories

حميد

Manchester, Apr. 14. The British Government should now tell South Africa's Prime Minister, Dr D. F. Matun, that it has no wish to resume negotiations on the proposed transfer to the Union of Swaziland, Basutoland and Bechuanaland, according to the Liberal paper, Manchester Guardian.

behalf would

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| Fifty police with two vans in the Jacobean Room of the escorted B half - Jewish Hongkong Hotel, Podder woman home tonight after Street, Hongkong, on Satur- month, two hostile demonstrations day, the 15th April, 1950, at

the first open flare-up of Noon, for the following purator, busless commoNSORS

come, should be adframed to the ›

anti-Semitism in Germany poses, namely, to considor the ntvorskoncovata to sam Dewelery, sinco the war-when she annual atatement of accounta Telephone: 26611 (5 Xines). gave evidence against Volt and the balance sheet, and Harlan, the leading Nazi film |the reports of the Directors producor.

and Auditors thereon, to elect Directors and Auditors in the

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The woman, 20-year-old Tar- ing Nishon, was booed and

place of those retiring, to ADVERTISEMENTS decred from the public galleries | declare a dividend and bonus, while giving evidence.

20 WORDS $3.00 to appropriate the balance of

The German President of the Profit and Loss Account as for 1 DAY PREPAID court cleared the chamber, but recommended by the Direc- the demonstraters waited out-

side for her, shaking their isis, tors, and to transact any They

shouted: You Jewish other ordinary business of wine, what do you want here? the Company.

We do not want you in Ger- many," when she came out,

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German police dispersed the [that the Sharo Transfer Re-Persons1 $5.00 per Insertion not

gisters will be closed from At the end of today's hearing, 4th April, 1950, to 15th April,

crowd.

when Fraulein Nishoff left the court, two people threatened her. No arrests were made. but the police said that they were investigating "this shame- ful incident."

1959, both days inclusive.

By order of the Board, R. A. WICKERSON,

Managing Director.

Harlan was acquitted last year Hongkong, 30th March, 1950. by the sama court of the same charge-Instigating

hatred of

the Jews by producing an nati- Semitic version of Reuchtwan- ger's book, "Jew Suss"

Hly nequitial

was quashed and a fresh trial was ordered by the Supremo Court in Cologne. Harlan asked through his counsel that a "real anú- Semitie

8.3 the British film, "Oliver Twist," be shown to the court. This re- quest was rejected.

4lm such

In an editorial today on on Secretsa's

The Allied authorities banned yesterday's statement by seem a whisper."-Reuter,

the showing of the Alm in the Cape Town, Apr. 14-The British Zone last year after Jews

And They Were Dr Malan in Cape Town, the South African Prime Minister, and protested against it.-Rey-

It lo likely to provide a con- - tra to that of the Scots, whe

a bustling type rely on leaffer

The teains are as followm Scotland:

Cowan (Morton), Young (Rangers) captain; Cox (Rangers), McCool (Rangers). Forbes

(Rangers).

Maqsood went trying a big hit off Goonesena, Navaratne stum- Woodburn plug him. Anghar Ali and (Arenal), Waddell (Rangers), Wagar

nt the Moir (Bolton), Bauld (Hearts), close with 28 and 18 respective-Steel (Derby), Liddell (Liver ty.--Reuter.

were together

WEEK-END

SPORT

TODAY

Athletles-Army

Sookunpoo, 2.15 p.m.

Cricket Hancock

England:

Empty!

Tobermory, Isle of Mull, Apr. 14.-A bulk belleved to be a Spanish treasure skip in Tobermory Bay to- day yletded up Its first gift to the Navy's salvake **** men,

Special new suction pumps were installed in an attempt to clear sill and sand from the hulk in the search for gold, Jewellery. pieces of eight and other valuables.

Up came several empty

trotiles beer slyle), then the pumps broke down and operations were suspended for the day. Reuter,

newspaper said that the Dr Daniel Malan, when making ter, issue was a far bigger one a statement today of polley to for the British Secretary of wh

wards neighbouring territories, said that a prominent State for

feature Commonwealth | *** Affairs, Mr Patrick Gordon-of Africa today was the "clash Interests" between white Walker, than the issue of settlers and the policy pursued Seretse Khama.

Government In those by the Pointing out that Britain was

Bros, particularly those under

France firmly pledged to take no de the control of

Britain. rision on such a transfer until

and

Quarter-Finals Squash

London, Apr. 14-Abdul Barl of India todny won his quarter- Onal match in the British Open the peoples lind had full op- It was impossible to ignore Squash Rackets Championship portunity of expressing their the fact that there was a con- of the Lansdowne Club here,

Guardian said: tict in Africa between the

white beating W. McLaggan of Edin knows what their

views, "Everyone

Dint

no of

with territories

in hand in his match with Mc- Laggan. ໂຕ the semi-finals tomorrow

Gordon he meeto Watson of Australia who beat

were

Views

will be: and Dr Mulaners and the policies follow-burgh 9-2, 0-1 and 0-1. must realise

Britished by Britain, France and other Barl always had the upper Government,

whatever countries political (modern

colour, could possibly Africa, he said,

White settlers in Kenya and consent to handing over the teritories

against the will of Tanganyika particularly their inhabitants."

uncertain about their future, he that the claim had Stating licen

commonly based on the South

Aftien Act of 1909, the Guardian said: "It was then clearly contemplated that the territories might come day be transferred,

DR. JESSUP ON

Mankind's

Main

Williams (Wolver- │T

hampton). Ramsey Totten-

sin). Aston (Manchester

United), Wright (Wolverhamp-

Hope

ton) captain: Franklin (Stoke), Washington, Apr.

(Middlesbrough), Mortensen

Anals

Langton (Bolton).

Shield Match: Kowloon Cricket Club v

14.Dr

"But since then changes have taken place which have trans- ferred the situation

AN UPROAR

is not merely that the South Africa Government's at- titude towards the non-Euro- pean peoples has alléred for the

worse.'

The paper pointed out that it was the constitutional policy of the Nationalist Party to esta-

on the

the King

drew

SHILIGENT

EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES for the COLONY

and the FAR EAST

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK

HONGKONG (TRUSTEE),

w Gordon of London 9-1, 0-7 the said.

7-9 and 10-9 today. They had recently made re- In the other quarter-finals Rhodesia Prime Minister,

the presentations to Southern Alal Karim of Egypt the Sir holder, beat Alan Seymour- Godfrey Huggins, to obtain Haydon of Middlesex B-10, 9-5. ympathy and en-operation In 5-3 and 0-6, and Jim Dear, gelling greater assurance for of London beat Brian Phillips the future of the white settlers, of Kent 0-0, 0-0 and 9-3.-

J Reuter.

-Heuter.

MAIN TOPIC FOR BIG THREE

Washington, Apr. 14.

The future of Ger-

Dickinson (Portsmouth) Finney Philip Jessup said today that blish a Republic. (Preston North End), Mannion the United Nations continued fo Quoting from the South many is expected to be the main European topic

offer the main hope for man. Africa Act

transfer at the "Big Three" Foreign Ministers' conference (Blackpool). Bentley (Chelsea), kind "as a medium through question, the Guardian

which we can work to solve attention

to the Important in London next month, but American Government The match will be referend not only political but economic condition that

may officials here today warned against expecting any by Mr R. J. Leafe, of England. problems, and those of the disallow any law made by the

-Reuter.

mind and spirit".

Governor-General and that a spectacular decisions. Hongkong Cricket Club at London, Apr. 14.-The follow-

inw

The overall objective of the British, French Dr Jessup said he had found law so disallowed will be an- Cox's Path, 1,45 pm. (Firsting were the results of football

"no fundamental Day)

matches played today;

differences mulled."

The Guardian concluded: "and American Foreign Ministers' talks on Ger- separating Sootish League, Division "A"

of "peoples

the British

Government is to Asia and the East on one hand Eart Fife 3, Aberdeen 1.

Stirling Albion 0; Third Lan- and America and the West on Judge the proposal on general many would be to consider generally her integra-

Krounds,

It has

tion-both political and economic-into Europe, other" He urged private whelming reasons against con and to settle ark 2.

organisations to join the governsenting to the transfer.

number of specific problems, it was ment in

in carrying out the Bro-

said. "To do so would betray the poed "Point Four" programme.

concerned peoples was speaking ut harsher and most racially pre- Among these, according|strictions imposed by the Allied luncheon meeting of the Young

in Government the to officials here, might be: occupation, on which the Aus- Women's Christian Association, Judiced

trion Government Terms for the settlement of

Football-Korea v Hongkong

Spy Valley, 5 p..

Division League: Army v CAA at Happy Valley

2.30 (Army ground),

p.m.; Solicitors v Navy at Causeway Bay, 2.30 pan.

Lawn Bowls-Opening

the

Scottish League, Division “B”

Cowdenbeath: 1, Queen's Park 1.-Reuter,

Day

at Craigengower Cricket Club.

Softball-Inter-Hong League CZECHS. LEAVE

v Mercanulio Bank ground, King's Park,

Shell

CBA PUBL

Ladies'

COUNTRY

Ground, King's Park.

asylum, the Austrian

Tennis Kowloon Cricket agency reported today. Club Tournament, 3 p.m.

TOMORROW

Match at Cox's Rond, 11

the

Jessup deplored the "alleged

then

over-

to the

the related question

itself sub-

"It would excite throughout debt claims against Germany nutted suggestions to the four differences which are supposed Africa, und, Indeed, throughout and to separate the peoples of Asia the Cominonwealth, an uproa

Occupying Powers rec

recently, The

Washington oficials and those of the Western world

pointed out that the scope of vestment of foreign capital, by a vast gulf-1 cannot find beside which the protests made opening up Germany for the in-

the Austrian discussions would The distribution of juristic-

depend to some extent on the tional

the Ruhr results or fallurea of the "Bl powers in

Four" Foreign Ministers' do- The possibility of formally

putles who were to meet again anding the state of war with at the end ol this month.- Cermany,

Itcuter.

Antigua,

Junior League: Mc- CBA Tyerelana v Squaws at

Vienna, Apr. 14-Four Czech such differences". 2.30 p.m.

footballers who fled their He said that on his visit to Midgets League: Mohawks country have arrived

ut lons-14

Asintle nations

Authority. he found RAIN SQUALL Blackhawks, 2.30 p.m.; Dodgersbruck and have asked the Aus-there were "true ties of human Falcons, 4 p.ro, at Recreio trian Government for political relationship" between East and

TRAGEDY press West despite Rudyard Kipling's

"rather unfortunate couplet".

The

troubles economic Leeward Islands, Dr Jessup said that what the Apr. 14.A holiday

Western Berlin. crowd, The Tour men, Joseph Kajmtt, world. needed was the "kind caught in a sudden tropical rain

And what to do about the Cricket-Hancock Shield Kristofo Bereiner, Victor Lisku of unity flowing from common squall, stampeded for

refugees who have cover 2,000,000 and Ki Hindliak, members of spiritusi 1.m

and moral impulses through a narrow gate here and f

West Germany since the Bratislava football team, which we all consider so essen-

trampled to Combined left Bratislava

to death 10 people, 1945 from the East and the on April 1-tial for the Ute of mankind”......

related questions of unemploy Including six chlidren. Eleven United Press. Reuter.

there were taken to hospital ment and shortage in the West. eriously injured.

But Government officials here An estimated 2,000 plenickers Ministers were unlikely to make emphasised that the Foreign rushed for the narrow gate of an old eltadel on Bremestone any major policy decision, Hill, St. Kitts, when the rain purable to the Petersberg Pro- tocol last year which establish- began.

The cliadel was the site of cd the West German Republic. No action was anticipated on the battle between the British the Occupation Statute because and French for St Kitts Island

It does not com0 for review

(Second Day).

Football-Korea v Chinese at Happy Valley, 5 p.m. Blocker-Association matches; Recreio "A" V Dutch HC at

Park, 10 n.m: KITC

Nomads

a.m.; kunpeo,

" at King's Park, 10 v Army at Soo- 11.15 am: RAF

A.I.;

Navy at Kai Tak, 11.30 Chand Tarn v Pak SC at Kloit's Park, 11.30 a.m.; Police v Com-

Boundary mandos at

Street, 10.30 am.; YMCA V HKHC

King's Park, 11.10 sm.

Hunting-Polo & Hunt Club meets at the Hunt Club Stables, Sacred Hill, at 11.30

a.m.

Softball-Men's 'Sonior League Play-offs: Jaguars Americans, CDA, 11.80

V a.m.;

· Braves v St Joseph's, CBA, 2,30 p.m.

Inter-Hong League: Caltex v San Miguel, Hecreio, 11.30 a.m.; Stanvac v Civil Service, CBA, 10 a.m.; Union Insurance v Gibb Livingston, CDA, 4 p.m.

Lions

Midgets Longue: Bluebirds, Recrcia, 10

Aces v

a.m.; 2.30

Saints, Recreio, P.; Delawares v Blackarrows, ČBAC

4 pm...

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In the early 18th Century. It is until autumn this year, but the

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Schoolboys At Golf

London, Apr. 14-Raj Kumar Pitamber,

American Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, was expect- cd to give his colleagues a "preview" of the American at- Utude towards the Statute, In its present form.

was

AUSTRIAN PROBLEM Indian prince, an Eulned the Hazard's Gelling

The future of Austria Society's only singles at Moor also on the Foreign Ministers Park (Hertfordshire) today agenda, the officials here wild, against a team of boy golfers, but again they did not expect who beat them by if matches to them to discuss fundamental two, with two halved,

policy changes, such as the pos He defented Cufford Bland of sibility of

poace separato Yorkshire

hire by one hole.

treaty with Austrin The boys won the singles by But they did expect the seven matches to ono, with two Foreign Ministers to deal with halved and the foursomes by whys of relieving Austria of four matches to one-Router.some of the burdens and

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