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THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1945,

Self-Government

For India Intention

Starvation..

Bogey

London, Nov. 4. Ninety million of our Euro- pean alles in urban areas may be "near starvation” thia Dr. H. C. M. Case, winter, said to-day. The UN.R.R.A. agricultural economics expert issued the statement after studying food production in Czechoslovakia, Greece, Italy, Denmark, Holland, Ralgium, Yugoslavia and Norway,

fio entimated that 0,000,000 tons of food must be imported prior to the 1946 harvest to provide a 2,000-onlory a day diet.-Associated Press.

R.A.F. Soccer Trial

R.A.F. bent the Rest of R.A.F. by 4 gunla to 2 in the second trial match held at King's Park yester- day afternoon. The half-time score WER 3-0.

Play in the first few minutes awing from one end of the Beld Le Le uther, bath custodians, Tope sta Evans, doing well i difcult clearances,

The Rest forwards were quick on breakaways, but nulled their chances by bad finishing. The KA.F. began to have more of the play and Lothian gove his side the lead with a well-placed header.

Morrison then put in a beautiful long pass to Stokes, who netted the ball well out of the reach of the rono. Willia

further A

few minutes. Iloyd hended the third goal when Evans was at fault in rushiak out to meet the oncoming forwards.

Play WIN very even Jo second half. the backs predominat

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NEW YORK, NOV. 4: COMPLETE SELF-GOVERNMENT FOR INDIA, WITHIN OR WITHOUT THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH, AS "IN- DIA CHOOSES," IS THE "FIRM WISH AND INTEN- TION" OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT, PARLIA- MENT AND PEOPLE, SIR FREDERICK PUCKLE, AD- VISER ON INDIAN AFFAIRS IN THE BRITISH EM- BASSY IN WASHINGTON DECLARED HERB. SPEAKING AT THE FORUM DINNER, WHICH HAD FOR CENTRAL TOPIC THE OUTLOOK FOR INDIA," SIR FREDERICK ASSERTED: "INDIA'S NEEDS ARE NO DIFFERENT FROM THE NEEDS OF OTHER PEO- PLES-PEACH, PROSPERITY, GOOD GOVERNMENT. SELF - GOVERNMENT WILL DO WELL TO SHIFT THE ALARMING RESPONSIBILITY OF TACKLING THESE PROBLEMS FROM BRITISH TO INDIAN SHOULDERS.

"There are things which, everyone agreca, have to bo done in India: to finance new industry, a revised system of land tenure, modern aystem of animal

husbandry, emancipa. tion and education of and removal of Untouchability are some of them.

women

be

"Must believe they can inckled only by Indians, backed by the enthusiastic support of Indians and working through institutions suited to Indian genius.

"If we are going to produce our play, we firat of all must set the political stage for it suit- ably.

"We have to start first with of

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Victoria

Barracks Swimming

THE SWIMMING GALA IN AID OF THE CHINESE RE LIEF FUND WAS HELD IN THE PRESENCE OF A LARGE CROWD AT VICTORIA BAR- RACKS YESTERDAY AFTER- NOON.

Rear-Adinival Cecil H. J. Har

Major- court, accompanied by

Home Football Upsets

London, Nov. 3. The Potteries club, Stoke City, gave the League (North) Icadors, the Derbyshire. club, Chesterfield their biggest dafent this sensọn to- day winning 6-1. Four other'

ernulate testma Stoke's bug of Alx but form. failed the forecasters, Proston North-end, who scored right a week agy, gave away six to Mag- chester United, and Evorton col- lansod at Shefeld:

ton

Charlton, Birmingham and As

Villa top three In League South, all winning their gardos.

Several Individuals had a good Tão Third Division players, day. Heathcote, of Queen's Park Ran gers, Clarke of Bristol City and Boothway of Crowe all netted four timer. Crystal Palhco went to the top of League III South (South) and Gateshead displaced Rotherham at the head of League III North (East).

In Scotland, a remarkable per- formance was put up by a scratch

Their Queen's Park side.

team was badly delayed by wɛn-

ther on their return from playing in Germany and only reached the Scottish Airport after the game was over. Amateurs eventually took the fold with three reserves and you were only dafented by the odd goal scored late in the second half.

Glasgow Rangers have a goal average lead over Motherwell al this top of the table with Celtic

the grunting self-govern General F. W. Fenting, gave away third and Aberdeen fourth.

Home

ment. This

inke may time.

No comparable task of constitution making in Canada, Australia or South Africa has been easy or short.

NO ROLES

"Must we therefore put aside any attempt Lo indefinitely

I the tackle

economic job? think not. There 18 ninch spadework that could be done, even under the present form of government.

the "By hypothesis such govern- Ing. After 10 minuten playment would have support and Lothian scored augther goal which might be able to go a long way needed economic and chance. towart's gave the goalkeeper The play them became slower and social reform." of lower standard.

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the prizes at the conclusion of the sports.

and

The gala was closely cuntested the Commandes gave addi- tional delight with their comic events, the Crab Crawl, the Death Slide and the Toggle Rope Bridge, Miss Toang Fung-kan, formerly of the Lai Tsun Swimming Onion, was warmly applauded for

Dundee, with another win, have

lead

Scottisb In six-point Division B,

A

Wednes

Ceylon Constitution A Marked Advance

CEYLON, NOV. 4.

COMPLETE SATISFACTION WITH THE CONSTITUTION OFFERED TO CEYLON IN THE RECENT WHITË PAPER WAS EXPRESSED BY MR. D. S. SENANA- YAKE, LEADER OF THE STATE COUNCIL, IN AN IN- TERVIEW WITH REUTER

HE SAID THAT THE NEW CONSTITUTION WAS A MARKED ADVANCE, NOT ONLY ON THE PRESENT CONSTITUTION BUT WENT FARTHER THAN- THE DECLARATION, OF 1943 AND THE SOULBURY RE- PORT. ON CERTAIN POINTS, HE ASSERTED, THE NEW CONSTITUTION WAS EVEN BETTER THAN THE ARILANKA BILL, ADOPTED BY THE STATE COUNCIL.

Q

YANKS TO

GO HOME

PERSONNEL

SEAS.

PEARL HARBOUR, NOV, 4. REAR-ADM. HENRY S. KEN- 10 WAR- DALL ANNOUNCED SHIPS WOULD BUON JOIN THE TRANSPORT FLEET FOR

U.S. RETURNING

SERVICE FROM OVER.

Four light carriera are being Telitted and will be shuttled from forward arons to Pearl Harbour, averaging one round-trip every nix weeks. They are the Belleau Wood, Cowpens, "Independence and San Jacinto.

Mr. Senanayake sald that on only one point he was not satia- fied with the proposals of the British Government. He would have preferred the immediate transference of Ceylon to the Dominion Office instead of being under the Colonial Office.

He personally did not object to the present reserve powers of His

Council, Majesty In which are obtained largely in the Dominion Constitution of Canada or New Zealand.

GOVERNOR'S POWERS But in the cases of the latter which Dominions, conventions had ng much sanction as writ- ten law have been established and it would be for Ceylon In actual practice to establish auch conventions under the new con- stitution.

THAT HONKY- TONK SPIRIT

London, Nov. 4

A Member of Parliament's engstfori that children should Be bafod from danics halls, dog racba; and, pin-tablo saloons, was turned down th the. Commons last night.

He had complained he found among young people to-day Piccadilly Cirkus spirit and the honky-tonk of the saloon of America,” ·

The Member of Parliament was Lieutenant Austin (La bour, Stretford) who wanted something done to deal with the problems of juvenile delin

Thero publio dancés query. were

"ATTifle Menace for our young people," and the Home Office should do some thing about ik--Reuter.

Clandestine

Hagana Radio

Jerusalem, Nov. 3.

A secret broadcanting station in Palestine, in operation for some Six Essex class carriers will be

weeks and giving announcemonta used where needed, including the

He was not Bunker HI taking the first load

unduly worried | in Hebrew, Arabĺč and Exglish on at Samar in the Philippines, The about the reserve powers vest different days, is believed to voice Governor NA theso the views of the sound-officia! move- Hancock at Manus, the Yorktowned in the

Others

aro the Bon Richard, the Hornet and Ticon- deroga.

Palestine.

at Guain. The dator are not sat could not be exercised lightly ment, the "Hagana", which is the Homme and in all cases were exercin-biggest armed illegal body t

able by the Governor only at the

The policy of the station scoma discretion of His Majesty into bo to assure the British that the "Hagana" is not anti-British Council.

and that its only fight is against

White Paper.

restricting Jewish immigration into Palestine. its broadcasts have also annured the Arabs that the "Hagana" has no Intention of attacking” them.

The battleshipa Arkansas, Colo- rado, Maryland, Nevada,

Toxne and West Virginia will shuttle from Pearl Harbour to the main- land. Associated Press.

LEAGUE NORTH Blackpool 6, Sheffield day 1; Bradford 2, Blackburn 1; Bury 1, Manchester C. 3: Grimsby 5. Huddersfield 37 Leeds 1. Burr- leg 2; Liverpool 8, Newcastle D

the her Manchester U. 6, Preston N.E. 1; Middlesbro' 2, Barnsley &; She- Meld U. 4, Everton 0; Stoke Chesterfield. 1; Sunderland Holton 0.

exhibition in Butterfly stroke.

The gala was concluded by A water-polo isatch between the Commandon and Chinese, which resulted in a win by the Chinese by eight gonin to four.

Commandos: Blackley: Bridges and Emmett; Hocking (1), John- no, Cpl. Jackson (1) and A. N. Other,

Chinese:--Roberi Chan (2): Enrique Chan (3) and Lion Lowe (1) Chu Chuk-yan (1). Soong Yu-tak (1), Yeung Kal-wah and L Ke-yeung.

The results of the swimming events were:-

60 Yarde Service Back-stroke:-- 1, Marine Jackson; 2, A.B. Osborn (R.A.F.): 98, Beaumont Time: 51,415 secs.

He expressed the belief that The Rest forwards, pressed hard if representatives of British In- but were weak lo front of goal dia could evolve a scheme for The R.A.F. were taken by surprise

union of India there would be when Sheppard, outside-left, seuT-

little dificulty in fitting the in- ed with a strong drive.

After five minutes' further play,dian States into the picture. the bent movement of the came He added:

"The conflict be was seen

when Brooks, outalde-tween Hindus and Moslems fa a right, made a splendid run down fundamental economic struggle the wing and put in a perfect cen-

for power. The trouble is that tre which Swinford, centrafor-

no rules have been formed to ward, headed into the net with

which both parties will agree. amazing accuracy.

"It is a formidable task which Outstanding players

were Lothian, Dawn, right-half, and les before the Constituent As- Kealey, inside-left, for R.A.F., and Bombly. One of two decisions. Cpl. Rhodes and Lewis, centre and must come out of it-a plan of Jeft-half respectively. for the Rest | Indian union, Hindu union or a

The first inter-services match will be between R.A.F. and Royal plan of a divided India.

Navy, probably next Sunday.

Rugby Union Results

London. Nov. 3.

to

100 Yards Bervice Breast- stroke:-1, Petty Officer P.O. Gray (R.N.); 2, Emmett (R.N.). Time:

min. 40.85 secs.

1

100 Yards Service Free-style:-- A.B. Storey (R.N.); 2, Sgt. Johnson (Commando). Time: 66.215 Bees.

100 Yards Open Back-stroke:- 1. Robert Chan; 2, Roteria. Time: 1 min. 24.116. Koca.

Beca

100 Yarda Onen Breast-stroke:-- 1. Chan Tak-sun; 2. Petty Officer 1.0. Gr

Grey; 3, Young Ying-kit. Time: 1 min. 21.416 seca.

Medicy Relay 1---1 Combined Chinese; 2. Commandos Brigade (Amy); 3, Royal Navy. Time: 2 mins. 26.215 scen.

SACRIFICE NECESSARY "To get univ the majority 100 Yards Open Free-style:-1, William Cheung: 2. Mak Wat will obviously have to sacrific a

Obviously they can- ming; B, Roza Pereira. Time: 1 good deal. not get both union and Hindu min. 4.4/5 domination. They have got to deride which means most to them.

"Minorities will

agree union only if the demands of the Indian people and other parts of Asia for economic e- curity, and freedom are met.

crimes Britain "One of the bas committed, not only against Heath 15, New Zealand touring the people of India but against team 12: London Scottish 13. the people of the whole world, Cambridge U. 17; London Welsh is that she has tried to keep 13, Army XV 8; Rosslyn Park 14, London Irish V. St. Bart's India isolated from the rest of Let us not continue Hospital D, St. Mary's Hospital the world. 38; Wasps 3, Royal Australian to play that game,"

described

in the Yorkshire Cup Final of the Rugby League played to-day. Bradford Northern defeated Wake Seld Trinity 5-2.

Other results were:

RUGBY UNION

mond 8; Penarth 3, Aberavon 6; Pontypool 16, Army 0; Stewarton- jane 9. Dunfermline 8; Guy's Hospital 11, Old Blues 12; Swan- 12. Crosskeys 9; Weston- Super-Mare 22, Clifton 0.

County patch-Lancashire Chesire 3.

ВСД

the

Batsmen Score

New Delhi, Nov. 3.

The Australlan Services side

Exhibition Diving :-Wong King- woon. Mak Wai-ming and Chen Tak-sun.

Four Men Relay Race:--1, 3 Commando Briende; 2, Chines; 3. Royal Navy. Time: 2 mins. 46,35 sees.

CHIANG OFFER TO THE REDS

6,

JEWISH NEEDS

London, Nov. 4,

A Reuter dispatch from Johan- nesburg reported that the Zionist Conference meating there has sont cubles to Mr. Clement Allee, British Prime Minister, and the Confer- International Christian ence for Palestine, now sitting in

LEAGUE SOUTH Hirmingham City 5, Chelsea 2; Chariton G, Swansea 0; Fulham 5. Arsenal 2; Newport-2. Leicester 0: Notts Forest 0, Coventry City 0 Plymouth 0, Aston Villa 3: Fortsmouth 2 Luton Totten- ham 1, Brentford 9 West Brom 8, Millwall 1; West Ham 3, South-Washington. ampton 1 Wolvos 1, Derby 0,

LEAGUE III NORTH (EAST)

Gateshead 3, Doncaster R. 1; Halifax 6, Lincoln 2; Hartlepools U, York

LEAGUE III NORTH (WEST)

Acorington 6, Chester 2; Crewe 5. Tranmere 8. Oldham 4, Stock- Barrow 0; port 1; Rochdale 3, Wrexham 3, Southport 0. LEAGUE III SOUTH (NORTH) Clapton Orient 1, Northampton 0: Mansfield 2, Southend 2; Nor wich 2, Walsall 1; Queen's P.R, 6, Notta C. 0.

SOOTTISH LEAGUE I Aberdeen 3, Marton 1; Clyde 3, Hearts 1; Falkirk 3, Third Lan ark 1; Hibernian 1, Celtie 1; Kil- St Mirren 4; Mother- marnock well 2. Partick 1; Queen's Park 2, Queen O' South 3; Rangers 5, Hamilton 1-Router.

To Mr. Attlee they said that limitation of the Balfour De

reference to Making special the problem of the Indian popu- lation of the Island, Mr. Seunna yake said that it was only right that His Majesty's Government should leave this question, to be settled between the two coun- tries

ELS

The announcers have repcatedly otated however that the movement will feht on the stops

taken to

That is

a lic.

concerned, amicably good neighbours, instead of fore-stop legal or legal immigration

into Palestine. ing a decision on them.

A typical broadcast to-day aid: PANDIT NEERU

call us terrorists. He declared that once an out- "Our enemies standing statesman like Jawa.

"Not only British leaders but harlal Nehru got into power at

thoir Palestine rewresentativen the centre in India as he was

know that we want the best rela- claration could not be accepted, convinced that he was going to tions with Britain and the British

Commonwealth. adding that any decisions reached very soon - Indo-Ceylon differ- ences would be satisfactorily In the future should be based on the unparalleled needs of

settled in the matter of a few the

mouths or even weeką, Jewish people.

To tho

Con- World Christian

He revealed that in August denied our rights because of forence, they and that the assur- 1942 while in India he had fix-Allied foar of Arab reaction.

Our

Bolf-restraint ances of sympathy and practical ed a date to discuss questions preted as a sign of weakness and support sent by the Conference with Nehru but unfortunately fear. That also is n He. We were deeply encouraging-Reuter.

BOW

BELLS TO RING AGAIN

London, Nov. 4. London's famOKS Bow Church at Cheapside, which was virtually destroyed by bombe during the war, will be among the capital's first churchos to be rebuilt,

announced officials

here...Asso-

clated Press.

Widespread Violence In Egyptian Cities

CAIRO, NOV. 4. PRIME MINISTER NOKRASHI PASHA DENOUNCED EGYPTIAN ANTI-JEWISH RIOTERS AS MOST OF CAIRO RETURNED TO NEAR NORMAL LATE YES. TERDAY AFTER WIDESPREAD VIOLENCE AND DE- STRUCTION IN ALEXANDRIA, CAIRO AND OTHER CITIES.

"We have proved this durbig the repeated_Arab rebelliona and during two World wars. We wete

later-

mean to build and not to destroy.** Even now -Router.

to

the day before Nehru was ar rested and goaled. he would be glad of an oppor tunity of meeting Nehru settle matters.--Reuter.

VATICAN RELATIONS WITH HUNGARY

Budapest, Nov. 4. Hungary is expected to move promptly after

MEIJI ANNIVERSARY A FLOP

Tokyo, Nov. 4. Japan commemorated the birth- day of the late Emperor Meiji, one of the three major Empire bolidays with unusual lack of ceremony. to-morrow's alec-

Emperor Hirohits worshipped tions for the restoration of diplo

his grandfather at matic relations with the Vatican. the spirit of

Responsible government officinis the shrine within the imperial said that the Allied control com- compound in Tokyo reporting on the mission will be requested to give the now problems facing

nation which is now reduced to sanction to the move.

the size was when Meiji ascend- ed the throne.·

No plans

were made for the customary rites at the site of the great Meiji shrine which destroyed by fire after an Ameri- can air attack on Tokyo-Asso- ciated Prost.

The

Vatican Nuncio, aged Joszef Raita, was ordered to leave along with the Swiss and Hungary Swedish representatives after the Russians hud entered the city but the Nuncio was given every can sideration by Soviet Marshal Voroshilov who is believed to have recommended to Moscow that Ratta be permitted to remain. Associated Press.

CALIFORNIA HAS JAP TROUBLE

The officials were:-Chairman: Lieut. Col. D. B. Drysdale, R.M.; Judges: Lt. D. Cilverd, R.M., Cpl.

He Air Force 8; Bath 24, Stroud 13;

present Callaghan and Dr. 9. To Wong:

Starter: L.

SPORADIC outbursts DURING THE DAY WERE QUICK- A. Sonres: Time-keep- British Labourern: Sgt. J. W. Smith, Lionel Lowe, Bedford 3. Coventry 22; Bristol leaders of the

LY QUELLED BY CLUB-SWINGING POLICE. Harlequins ; Cardiff 14, New Party as being "unimaginative Sgt. Maj. B. Finch and Wu Cho- Zealand Forces 8; Gloucester 27, and

to the rioting. The Prime Minister said the [ an aftermath and kin; Announcers: Enrique Chan imperialistic-minded

San Francisco, Nov. 4, Leicester 0; Liunelly 12, Newport an being unwilling to live up to and Capt. V. Macau, R.M.: two days of rioting "means an- Six deaths had been reported 28; Northampton 0, New Zealand

Water Pola Referee: W. Lawrence; other attack against Egypt's re- previously. Hundreds were in-

A war relocation authority is Forces 11; Oxford U. 17, Rich. their pledges.-Router.

Staward: Capt. A. Smith, R.M. putation and dignity" and de- jured in the various cities.

investigating the protests by clared "evil hands" were holind Not one pane of glass remain-the criticisms of Shingle the troubles. He promised ed intact in Alexandria's shop Springs against the hiring by Justice will take its course with center. Cafes and theatres Southern Pacific of a number the criminals."

locked their doors.

of alleged Japanese allens, as The renewed outbursta in the The chief Jowish Rabbi in Egypt track labourers. morning lasted less than an hour said to-day that over in the his It is understood that the re- but during this brief period tory of the East had such excesses aident community has expresa-

Knoten. mobs went through Soliman been

The most important synagogued threats of violence against Pasha street, one of Cairo's in Alexandrin was looted and the Japanese. most fashionable shopping dis burned, and Bibles more than, a A railroad official said, that tricts, smashing windows. They thousand years old were hurned in the men involved were Ameri- also stopped "s Thetro-cinema the streets;

citizens. Associated More than 900 arrests were Press. operated by an Amerlean con

made in Cufro and Alexandria.

In Cafro, 470 persons were in- reminined jured in the wild disturbances.

In Alexandria;; 170 were convey- the Communists, which government closed and only a few of theed to hospitals, but hundreds of quartord portrayed as genuine con braver merchanto cautiously others received less serious In- cessions, inspired by a gehulde lifted steel shutters from shop juries-sacciated Press. desire to halt the current hostil fronts to resume busincen tles and open a way to peaceful unification of the country.

RUGBY LEAGUE

; drow in the second game of their tour against an Indian Princes XI héro. Two centuries by Lind-

Barrow 9: Salford 3: Brighton say Bassett, the Australian cap.

tain, and centuries by his collen-as

Rangers 8. Workington 4; Fea-

(Continued from Page 1.) "the usual communist pro

QUIET OPTIMISM

Clungieing. Nov. đ

therstone Rovers 16, Liverpool gus, Williams, and the Indians, pagunda.”—Associated Press. Stanley 2; Huddersfield 11, Bram- | Mustaq Ali and Amarnath were ley 7; Hull Kingston Rovers 5, Widnes G Keighley 5; Wigán 18; Leads D. Castleford Oldham 12, Rochdale: 7 Swinton 5, St. Helon's 6; Warrington 10, Dewa bury 9: York 6, Hall 15,Router.

the featuros of high scoring game.

The Australiana" doclared their Qualled optimism about civil first innings closed with 424 for war which might yet be averted corn.

8, Hassett scoring 187 and Wil-in China, prevails in Chungking A tour of the city showed

lams being 100 not, out

The Princes replied with 401. Mustaq Ali scored 108. Amar AMERICAN FOOTBALL Nath broke three bats in making

163. San Francisco, Nov. 4. In the second Australian inn- The University of Washington Ings, Hasanit scored 124 of his and St. Mary's remained the top-side's total of 204 for fivo and was ranked Pacific coast football teams unboaten when stumps were after victories In Saturday's | drawn.-Rantor..

Washington downed. Oregon 7

games!

to 0 and St. Mary's awamped

Southern California 20 to 0.

Other collegiată-ncorés, included:

į

DIAMOND CUTTERS ON STRIKE

to-day fallowing four proposals to most of the shops

NAZI UNDERGROUND WORKS DESTROYED

Not 4.

сап

NISEI DOESN'T WANT TO RETURN.

Los Angeles, Nov. 4., - MIA. Fumino Tamara, a Japa- nese-American, obtained a federal Mallka Farida oquero, center |

writ af habeas corpus yesterday. in a successful first step it ler of Friday's most serious dis

effort to escape deportation to orders was quiet. Many shops

Frankfurt,

Japan. She declared that she had in the bazaar area were badly shattered but workmen have bo A Naal underground raunitions ronanced ker American citizen- gun ropairs.

factory, built at great cont into ship last January at Manzanar Cairo, which has been out-of-the mountainside near Goblingon, relocation centre in the belief that has been demolished by United was the only way she could bounds for all military person states Arghezi rejoin Hör mother at the Tujolska camp in northern California, mel, now is sprinkled with out the American policy of colis where all Japanese of questionable troops, but Americans still are plată destruction of the German American loyalty word interned sop, no papeful way out restricted to their barracks war potential. Heuter

Associated Press Felice continue to be heavily armed with clubs and rifles.

All cow depende on the answer from Tenon, Cotamundat "capital which, if favourablo, might lift the clouds of civil war which are now harking, só "mindeingly over the country. New York, Nov. 4.

4. Sentiment throughout the coun- One thousand diamond cutters try in overwhelmingly against givil war but Bushom there State, 7 California 17: Campe Leo in New York sly reported to be are plenty to Chungking to day, 27 Fort Bragg 18; Oregon State carning aaslary of $115 for all 34 Idaho 0: Utah 88 Denver 21; five-day week, hare struck for a Rico 18 Texas Tech U; New At per cent wege indroses and a Mexico 12 Colorado 0; Baylor 10 two-wook yacation Instead of the Bouthwestern D; Texas 12 South present one work-Associated

Methodist Associated From

Novada 7 Frosno.4; Whabington |

Prema!

:: Chicago”. No.4% Herdla: Huol, catcher, and conch in the major baschall leagues for 80 years was appointed yesterday On 2 Apostas aislestants to former Senator 1 (Happy) Chandler Rub Andie his duties Dec.

It is rope that tho United States army will con- duct the largest, bieletball tournament, in lilatory with more, han four-thousand toome Partioipata. In the wins

Frankfurt, Nov. 4

Associated. Prous.

Students at Fund University sant notes to the British Em- bassy and American Legation protestin the protesting the policy in regard

New York, Nov. 4. Stylo, a ond-time $1,500 gold later word the $50,000 West chester handleapinë, Jamaica Baturday. Burfos was second and Olymple Zenith third-Associated

men

Press:

ATCOVERNMENT CENTRAL

FOR GERMANY The Columbrar No. 3

York, 4. tem Corrdatoddent reported from Berila to-day that the United

des torta al mo against the Balfour pro de man ddinistration, made up of Jews into Falsadno abonete

a central Gui

viaigns for immigration Chermanacion All, IZSTMARY, TOKErd-

Hoparts from Alexandria told

magen Copimin tones waar championshipolated off opposition, from Frane

Studentä at Farük Untvõrsity, In Alexandria, Alig deniviistrát-

WAS

Washington, Nov. 4. With lens augar for American tables that at any time since 1942, Secretary of Agriculture Anderson may ask Congress for authority to buy two Cuban sugar crops.Associated Press,

RADIO

MONDAY, NOVÉMERIÐ SIÐ, 1948. STUDIO-HAZ LORENZO AND

LARRY STEPHENS AT TWO FIAN, S. SBW HONGKONG Broadcasting on Frequencies of 640 Kilocyclor and from 19.00 to 1.00 p.m., 6.80 to. 1.60 p.m. and 8.00 to 19.30 p.m. on 9.52- Magscyplas HET. 14.89 p.m.-Josephine Baker and Kat

Genella di la Géorgiaha.. 1.00 paz--Nówi di Announóiments. 1.10 p.m.-Mohart Compositions. 1,48 p.m.-"Bariñado to the Stumu.” 2,00 p.m.--Close Down, De 0.30 p.m. Gino Bordia and His

Hardlouse:::::

6.4 p.Melody Lingers On **... 7.00 pm-News & Annoncernente. 7.10 p.m-Kai Korinio and Larry

Kuphous at Two Pianos.

7.00 p.85.-Ore Hour of Clansen. 880 punont Magazino," 6.00 pan-Nówn & Announ cottides tax.

9:00 pm-long by Hoddle Nash and

and Leva TurKWY.

WANTS EXECUTION

Budapest, Nov. 4. Doctor Barbbang, former Pro- mier of Hungary, was sentenced | 10.00 to be" fanged by the Peoples' | 10,00 p.m.- Court to-day to the firib¦

10.00 yan

London, Nov. 4, 194100 soldier, alevideras the government during the Ger The government to day with The man who temporatily leding

aligned to the Monday: esityscaphitekt

berta un dock wors joman doippation:: dockered dram thelf month lolla kirikur and demand an immediate wkeet-

Bows from London, 1

Luso with A TANU