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THE CHINA MAIL HONG KONG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1945.

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Left Wing Victory. Confidently Predicted Dangerous

ENGLAND GO DOWN TO WALES

Wales defonted England by the only goal in the International noccer match at Hawthorn Park on Saturday.

Wales kicked off In murky weather.

England were soon in action, Fenton and Matthews mak- ing A

a dangerous raid. Then after Kinnell had cleared cleverly with Williams on the ground, Stubbins, the new cap from Newcastle, at Later. the other end, shot over.

had A real dusher, Stubbing Nerce left footer brilliantly saved by Sidlow.

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Wales, quicker on the ball, were having a fair share of the game and it came as no surprise when Powell scored In the 33rd minute

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Lowrey were badly handicapped when the goal came na Winter was hobbling on the right wing. Powell went to right half and it was from this position that the Leeds player dashed through to take the contre and crush righifooter past the advancing Williams.

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Stubbing made several lone efforts, but half-thine with Wales leading by the only goni.

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England pressed hard on sumption. Watson whot wide when bc WAA allowed to go on from what looked like an offside posi. tion. The Welshmen packed their England's challenge be came stronger. It was A further blow to Wales when Burgess wNA injured, but they hold grimly on with England missing chances with hurried shooting. Such shots as were fred in, Sitlow brilliantly dealt with. Mercer vainly tried to rally his men, but the Welsh hang on and when the whistle finally went they were tired, but deser. ving victors. They well merited

thunderous applause the

which greeted them as the team left the field. Result: England, 0, Walos 1.-Reuter.

HOME SOCCER RESULTS

Following are Saturday's Home football results:-

PARIS, OCT 21

ACCORDING MURIEL PENN, REUTER'S SPECIAL COR RESPONDENT IN PARIS ALL FRANCË IS NOW WAITI ING TO SEE WHETHER THE TWENTY-ONE MILLION VOTERS WILL GIVE VICTORY TO GENERAL DE- GAULLE IN TO-MORROW'S GENERAL ELECTION..... DE GAULLE HAS ASKED FOR AN UNQUALIFIED "YES"

TO THE QUESTION OF SECONDING THE REFER-~ ENDUM-THAT THE NEW. CHAMBER SHALL HAVE. POWER TO CHANGE THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT WITHIN SEVEN MONTHS.

The first referendum asks fur in force in what is known ab electora to reject the present the "red belt" of Paris and in form of legislature-Chamber such great industrial centres as of Deputies and the Senate Marseilles and Lille. in favour of a single Assembly. The latest

nut a charged with working new Constitution.

There is little doubt that the answer to the first question will be "yes",

An afirmative answer to the second would give the head of the new government

forecasts predict this result Socialista 130 to 136, Communists 110 to 120, Radical Socialists 90 to 100, Mouve ment Republicain Populaire 50 to 75, Right Wing Partles 100 to 110...

Do who has

be elected by the new Assembly a free hand in the choice of his say ju Ministers and main

the Executive power during

of Cm- coming seven months stitution-making.

Few doubt that the Head of will be Government the new General De Gaulle.

Frenchmen in France and In

the Colonies will elect 52 mom- bers to the now Assembly from some 2,800 candidates,

FOREGONE CONCLUSION

A left wing victory with the Socialists as a dominating party

Almost all Ministers of Gen-1 eral Gaulle's Provisional Government are standing for election on one party list or an- other, except De Gaulle himself.

LATE MONDAY

Berlin, Oct. 21. Harold Hempner US army columnist, said to-day Ger man girle are taking

#røm, öPTAGE FTO PRETTIERE",

Minister Goobbels poisoning the minds of Amori can troops against the Ri sians. He warned that unless counter-steps are taken soon American-Russian cooperation may be endangeredAssociat od Preta.

200 Chinese Arrested in

Peiping

AREA,

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PEIPING, OCT: 21. POLICE HAVE ARRESTED 200 PROMINENT CHINESE IN FIRST. WHOLESALE THE ROUNDUP OF SUSPECTED COLLABORATORS IN THIS CHINESE AUTHORI- TIES REPORTED.

Two hundred others are due to The first results will probably be apprehended shortly.

be available before not

2.10 o'clock to-morrow and the final figure both for referendum ind the party election will not be known until late on. Monday night.

There is no great clear cit difference between the political parties,

The whole election campaign has been fought on question

in the new Assembly is general-proposed by national referen-

ly regarded as a foregone con- dum rather than on party pro clusion, But it is highly un- grammo.-Reuter. likely that the socialists will have a parliamentary majority in the British sense.

The Communists are expected to be the closest runners-up to the final re- the socialists in

in Parliament. presentation They are certain to be returned

Vital Cargoes Held Up

...... LONDON, OCT. 21. VITAL CARGOES FOR INDIA ARE GOING HELD UP AT BRITISH PORTS BY THE STRIKE OF SOME THIRTY- EIGHT THOUSAND DOCKERS WHICH TO-DAY SHOWS NOT SIGN OF ENDING.

League North: Barnsley 6, Shef- field U. 6; Blackburn 4, Burnley 2; Bolton 1,, Manch. U. 1; Brad- ford 8, Bury 0; Chesterfield 1, Middlesbro' 0; Everton 4, Sunder- land 0; Huddersfield 3, Stoke 1: At mass meetings the dockers determina Leeds United 2, Preston N.E. 1; have reiterated there Macchéster C. Liverpool

1.

tion to stay out. D; Nowcast e 2, Blackpool 2; Wednes A Union official who tried to address the London men was Grimsby 1, League South: Arsenal 1. Charl-shouted down.

The London docks now hold twenty six akipa which are being unloaded and thirty two shipe which are not..

ton 2; Aston Ville 3, Fulham 0; Brentford 2. Birmingham 1; Chel-

7, West

Brom. 4; Coventry 3, sen 7, Portsmouth 1; Derby 4, Newport 1; Leicester 0, Notte Forest 0; Millwall 0, West Ham 0; Plymouth 1, Luton 1; Southampton 2, Wolves 4; Swansea 4, Tottenham 2.

Longue III North (West): Bar- TOW 0, Crewe 0 Rochdale á, Ches- ter 1: Southport 0, Accrington 0; Stockport 1. Wrexham 2; Tran- mere 2, Oldhám 1.

2;

League III North (East): Dar-

Discussions to find meana" of coding the dispute caused by the men's claim to a forty hour week and a twenty five ahilling day-wage will go on over the week-end.--Reuter........

London, Oct 21. Despite yesterday's, decision to return Birkenhead dockers did not dockers sign on to-day, Tilbury

1, Halifax 2; Doncaster 8, are still out-Router. linic 0; Hartlepool 9, Gateshead. | Ratherham

4. Bradford City 1; AMERICAN FOOTBALL

York 3, Lincoln 0.

League I South Aldershot

(South):

Bristol City 1;

Bournemouth 3; Exeter 1; Bristol

Chicago, Oc

21.

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Those now held include Wan Yin-tai, chairman of the North China political affairs commission under Japanese administration; Yu Hai-chich, vice-president of the puppet supply agency; Kuan haien, director of the information and political affairs commission: Wang Shih-ching, general director of economic affairs in North China.

CALM BEFORE

THE STORM

JERUSALEM, OCT. 31-

PALESTINE, AFTER PASSING THROUGH A COMPARA

TIVELY QUIET WEEK, TO-DAY AWAITS THE PRO- MISED STATEMENT OF THE BRITISH PRIME MINIS- TER, MR. ATTLEE, ON. THE VITAL PROBLEM CON- FRONTING THE HOLY LAND. “MEANWHILE ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION INTO THE COUN- TRY, BOTH BY LAND AND SEA, CONTINUES: AND, ACCORDING TO AN AUTHORITATIVE ESTIMATE THE ARABS › ILLEGALLY ENTERING PALESTINE ARE OUTNUMBERING THE JEWS BY TWENTY TO ONE..

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The Jalla Arab newspaper, "Aldifur" to-day reported that

bo made an appeal may neighbouring Arab countries to organise, a despatch of Araba illegally into Palentine กด counter to Jewish immigration. According to the police au- thorities it is far more difficult to keep a chock" of Arab emug- gling of the immigrants than it is of the Jewish.

defence

A prominent official of the Hagana, the Jewish organisation, stated to-day that this organisation, which is how the focus of Jewish rogistance expected. no serious clashes in the near future, but a danger threatened from two possible developments.

The German

Underground

BOSTON, OCT. 21.

NOEL HI. FIELD TO-DAY DESCRIBED THE GERMAN UNDERGROUND MOVEMENT THAT STOLE SECRET DOCUMENTS FROM THE NAŽI ARMY AND SMUG," GLED AGENTS INTO GER- MANY AND AIDED IN THE ESCAPE OF CONCENTRA-

He said the anti-Nazł group TION CAMP VICTIMS. worked in, Germany years be fote the surrender.

They were Aning Jewish

which gave sanc Yi-settlements

tuary to escaped refugees from the Athlit Detention camp and the the forcible execution of fine by Government and the de- Other high oficials, business.cision of the Government to do men and officers of the feared clare Hagana itself illegal. special service and secret polico Hagana is not a department were reported in custody.-As- or a creation of Jewish Agency whole blocks of streets against

soclated Presn.

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Pointed Questions By Korean Leader

SEOUL, KOREA, OCT. 21.. KOREA'S CELEBRATION OF LIBERATION FROM JAPAN

WAS MARKED ON SATURDAY-BY AN UNSCHEDUL ED ADDRESS BY DR. SY NGMAN RHEE, SHARPLY QUESTIONING RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF NORTH- ERN KOREA. ·· RHEE, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE PROVISIONAL GOV.

"For the most part," he said, "the German underground wan composed of ordinary German people in rebellion against the whole Nazi system. During the fight for the liberation of Paris. members of the refugee German-underground, fought in

but an independent body with independent fund... It ie at the Nazis."-Associated Press. present training hard and con- centrating

on propaganda oft which illegal radio transmis-j sions are the latest device. Reuter.

Lost White Children

Jerusalem, Oct. 21 The sub-surface tension mounted here as Arabs, and Jews awaited with outward' 'patience the at-

Singapore, Oct. 21. nouncement from Parliament that

The Military Administration's may decide their fate.

Both factions, like fanaat a Refugees and Displaced Persons boxing match awaiting, the re- Department here has issued an fereo's decision, are prepared to appeal for news of white chil- make demands regardesty that in the evacuation of Singapore, the dren, lost from ships sunk dar- outcom seems unlikely

Solomon in all his wisdom

GOVERNMENT IN EXILE, TOLD 60,009 PATRIOTSE could acceptable to both sides up in Sumatra villages.

the

United

Some children were last seen floating in boxes or on life belty and may hays drifted ashore on islands, off Sumatra

erect an amiable com- who are thought to be growing when it la considered that the Jews insist that the gates of Palestine be opened to the suffering human

ty, ready to pour Europe, and the Arabs state fat

Satly that no more Jews be admitted.

EITHER COURSE WRONG. If the decision of the British

Rheo, referring, to the Russian remment favours

"WE REMAINED: UNCONQUERED" AND" UNDIVIDED. THROUGH THE YEARS OF JAPANESE OPPRESSION WE SHALL REMAIN SO. WE SHALL FIGHT TO RE MAIN SO AT THE COST OF OUR LIVES. · THE AL- LIED POWERS MIGHT AS WELL KNOW THIS."

The appeal specifically men- The great throng cheered the decked with flags of Kored,

tioned the steamship "Rusla," patriot leader's statements A China, Britain,

which send off Pumpung. Island demonstration was staged at States and Russia.

on February the Jaws near Sumatra the

palace governor-general's

the Arabs are prepared to 14th, 1942. Router, with top American officers on occupation of northern Korea, fight all the

way from India the platform, which was be asked these questions: first, will through the Arab states. If the NO CHARGES

Koren remain cut in half; second, Arabs get their way, the Jews are is the United States cooperating prepared to carry on agitation

Melbourne, -Oct-20.--~~ with the Soviet occupation army; with the possibility of extremists The "Melbourne Herald" said third, is the military government taking matters in hand, in the to-day that no charges will be cooperating with the Russians: manner demonstrated in recent preferred against Lieutenant- outbreaks of violence in scattered General H. G. Bennet when the parts of Palestine.

Indonesians Strike In

London

fourth, is the Russian army

Russian army going

to

permanen

Ehes, said he was unable to answer and Rid even

General MacArthur Cannot answer. He said that when Bow MacArthur in Tokyo the first question the asked him was who started general UMA SALONDON, OCT. 21. the 38th parallel division of Kores. THE FIFTY INDONESIAN The doctor declared: "There must SEAMEN WHO WENT ON be somebody, who can answer this STRIKE BECAUSE THEY BE question. It has to be answered]”. LIEVED THEIR VESSEL THE Associated Press,

BEING USED TO TAKE

DUTCH

Rovers 2, Swindon 0; Cardiff 4, favored Ohio State aleven in

the ANTMAN BIDAJAK”|||

Purdue University defeated the

TROOPS AND AST

top game of the Big Ten con- INDIES KILING Scottish argus 4. herdeen ference Tootball schedule on Satir THE SHIP AS: PASSENGERS,

Brighton U;

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1. Clyde 2; Celtic 2 St. Mirren 2;

AS FAR AS SOUTHAMPTON. day: 85 to 157ang sa Falkirk Kilmarnock 4;

3,

Other scores included: Boston The 8.5. "Sibajak is leaving ton 2,

2, Morton 2: Hibernians University 0

Tufts 7: Notre Tilbury Docks to-day with British

; Louisiana Motherwell Or Partick 6. Third Dame 39 Pittsburgh 9:

equipment and stores for Lanark 2; Queen's Park 0, Ra

0, Rangara State 32 Georgia 0; Army 55 India. T 2; Qaten O'South 3, Hearts 8.

Raiders 18; Holy Cross The strikers will leave the Melville Scottish League

Brown: 0; New London Sub-reasel at Southampton and board 17 Harvard 71, Ulinois 7. the next vessel sailing to Holland North Seventy of their Indonesian

120

Albion 0,

Dundee 2: Allas 2; Airdrie 39ers Minnesota 802

1, Raith 1; Cowdenbeath -1, Dum

Seven Charter Ratifications

Palestine Police deny that clan- three Australian generale be- destina Inilltration anything gin an inquiry into his escape more than the normal amuggling from Malaya shortly after the that has been going on for years fall of Singapore-Reuter.

Reuter.

Asahi Staff Proposition

TOKYO, OCT.

NO. LET OFF FOR NAZI WAR CRIMINALS

Wiestiadon, OFER An American army apokeanan Baid to-day that all, Germans con- victed of war crimes by Army tribunals will be "forced to "serve thair full sentences even if Ameri can becupation ends before their terms expire-Associated Press.

RADIO

FOUR THOUSAND EDG TORIAL EMPLOYEES OF THE NEWSPAPER "ASAHI"TO DAY DEMANDED A “NEW LEADERSHIP FOR :: JAPAN'S PRESS.

peltioned prosidents of Washington; Oct. 21.

" and another, afiliated" The State Department reported nowspaper on Kyushu to turn MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1045,0 to-day that seven additional na

ZAW HONGKONG Broadcasting on tions, including Britain, have com editorial direction to employees,

claimed the Executives plated ratification of the United must accept responsibility for Frequencing of 500 Kilocycles and frans

They Nations Charter, making a tota allo

allowing Japan to enter the war. 12.80 15 1.30 pm, 0.00 10.7.30 pm.

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Derry City 3; Distillery 1 Belfastory Palet Marines-14; Auburn they reach Holland," providing States,"

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stock company. As Bociated Presa

7:5 North Carolina 20 against the by strikers when there

Other Mutoh Crystal Palace 5, 20 Tulane 14 Associated Press. Gillingham 2-Reuter.

discussions with the "Blbajak's" " The Entifying countries Controversy

Bandl-

started yesterday Arabia, Czechoslovakia, whan rumourswore circulated and::Syria Associated Probs./ among t

the crew that troops and ad stores were being loaded for In

SATURDAY'S BRITISH ARMY LOSE RUGGERIET Stockholm, Oct. 20.

makten London, Oct. 31-5- A Swedish football team, con-

Britain has now reachedlan Following are Saturday's Bugby sleting play a from beat dozenia. There was discussion TIN BUYING UNIT ⠀⠀⠀⠀

Agreement with the United States the best clubs in Stockholm, best among the Indonesians who told fraton Map

on the bablications of the Itali Union resultaattichmond and a British Army side by 11ve goals the Captam that they worn

London

Bingapore Oct. 21.

th Blackheath 5: London Scottish 47 to throat and the hombres to sail,gal AMON

oficial quarters in It was the first time that a Bri Affor

Twenty members of the Ministry full terms were never buforced, assurances tish sile has played here since the Captain

of Supplyc Tin buying Unit the ship was

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Britian, India, the fifty shortly arrive at Kuala Lumpur so publication will be accom declined to remain a mom to discuss the revival of Malayan panied by a statement of ways in armistice has been SPANISH AMNESTY born of the crow

of tin mining; it was officially stated, which the

atate modified and the nota of provi- CESTER VORMIST read them agreed. Mijalko mapanik Madrid Oct. 21, "The mon

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Provided they return to Spain during

during there negotiations

ton Of Swan political alfondéra will be granted There was no trouble of any found In Penang, by the Trade sala 174. United Services a pardon under decreases the kind and their levance was and Industry Branch of the Malde

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