THE CHINA MAIL HONG KONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1945.
CIVIL WAR IN
IN KOREA?
New Trouble Reported To Be Brewing
McNutt Roots For Philippines
Washington, Nov.
18.
Close
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Asegurana are paying
that the
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Mishandling Of Left Wing
LONDON, NOV. 18,
A
Gripsholm's Work of Mercy
Land Forces Defeat Local Cricketers
Attractive cricket was provided on the Club ground yesterday when II.K. Land Forgen XI defeal- eda xeratch Hong Kong XI by four wickets and went to score 140 runs for nine wickula,
The local alde baited frst and Hollywood, Nov. 18.
made hard work out of the Land closed plans to Bim the dramaticAnally for 98 rans.
Forces bowling, being dismissed M. Remedios ntory k the 3.8. Gupshōlhi,
who scored 14 and A. R. Minu whe Swedish-American Line vense)
a soundly earned 42. contributed a
CIVIL WAR IS BREWING IN KOREA AND AMERICANÍ A Hollywood producer hay tin-
OFFICIALS PREDICT INTERNAL FIGHTING ON BIG SCALE UNLESS THE PRESENT TENSE SITUA TION, WITH GROWING KOREAN KESENTMENT
AGAINST THE OCCUPYING POWERS, IS RECTIFIED in the exchange of allied and enemy repatriates during the
SAYS A DESPATCH FROM SEOUL BY-CORDON WAL KEE. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE "LONDON OBSERVER."
WBT.
AH WALKER SAYS "IN KOMMA, WHERE FORTY YEARS OF JAPANESE OCCUPATION HAS BEEN REPLACEJ BY JOINT RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN OCCUPATION, THE MASSES OF KOREAN PEOPLE ARE DISTINCT LY DISSATISFIED WITH THE MANNER "IN WHICH American DEMOCRACY AND INDEPENDENCK ARK SPOON FED TO THEM “
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John W. Considine, Jun., the ordurer, said production worth start in a few months with an all- star cast which has not yri boon chosen.
The Gripshylm's second trip in 1943 from New York La m
repatriates
Gua, at BEING Portuguese Tuin, will form
the Inais of the dim play, he said in an interview.
"There will be several story thrends presenting a cross Rection (of Americans returned honge nt Clint time," he said 11 will be a
ATHENS, NOV TR. THE
LEADER OF THE GREEK LEFT WING PARTY VOLI MR HECTOR MUNICH,
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FOR FOREIGN Ar Korea | PAI, THAT THEY WOULE
the BE UNABLE TO "PREVEST
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plant for the scrupation of Korea Tamed, were nude hasty and the oileris | TAROY
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Then the guests guf into a vio Jent argument over what first atd. trentement
de anaven, and puber had to be called.
A polireman, trying to marry the injured girl out of the house, fell
METALted hay bale.
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KARLY MEADVENTURE The won to the for toe that the baght witgeres were kaman a Un "Bemocratic Party", Many time; best educated, her the doorst Fuglech and autuaged to continge The Americans that all other da Deal
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KERTAINENA PODIATE
The net result of 1h early
thout today the Motary Government for being led
or misded by ginum représent ang the riority party มอบ 1 eseunding those graupt wiek re
1 the ara jumaty
the
korean people.
which grew
Those excluded incivle Uw high ly orgamaed People's Repnetilie. tot ne Korean aude erotanik, says Mr Walker
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC The People's Republic" 11 got off to a bal stært
Dr.
Suppesis that ulependence wild e neediately and toed te call for elections: this violated the Military Government's order
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what the "People's Repable" farks; in experienced leadership it more then tunken up fo appeal and genuine desire for reform of the Korean feudastam system.
Though the "Republie" is y enjoying a little more freedoms n
a cesult of having been reorganis
The bridgroom, Zeno baansa, unded as a political party instead of
his brother attempted to persunde a de facto government. It is still
the guests to go home.
in the Rust melee the bride, Ruth Tanasa, was but in the free with an anonymously theowa gar bage can, and had to go to hos bital
Three guests and nusther police
were added to the injured list; bridegroote and brother were arrested for disturbing the gener - Associated Press,
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Considine and a distant relative. Bosta Considine,
American journalist, spent a day aboard the ship at Yunkers, NY, in 1944, the from the US. Stats Department to producer said: "We got permission.
base our story on the Gripsholm: and Bet werde i The Swedish American Lite bad leased the ship to the American Export Lines and we agreed to handle the glory in such a manner as not to hazard its
inportant
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NAVAL CRAFT AS TRANSPORTS
Londen, Now R. The United States Navy muneed to day tant 15 warships, thelusbrag the cartier "Enterpri6|| and 1 battleship “Wadangton." ne bot converted for redeploy
of te
Europe. fruta Kuch
them will make for westward pampers before Feb.
Wardare, plu- regular trans arts, are expected to Transport home ce
than [45,00
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AUSTRALIA NOT SATISFIED
LONDON, NOV. 18. THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DEFEAT OF JAPAN
THERE IS A GROWING CONVICTION THROUGHOUT AUSTRALIA THAT THE END OF THE WAR HAS NOT BROUGHT AN END TO THE STRUGGLE, SAYS THE "NEWS OF THE WORLD"MELBOURNE CORRESPON- DENT.
THE FEELING REMAINS THAT THE ENEMY IS MERE- LY RIDING HIS TIME IN SPITE OF THE ASSUR- ANCES OF GENERAL MACARTHUR AND OTHER UN- PERTS THAT JAPAN HAS NO HOPE OF EMBARKING ON THE RECONQUEST OF THE PACIFIC IN THE FUTURE.
drive
pinyers to reneb double figures.
Australia in inclined to def Much more attractive batting end o
her own rupation was seen in the afternoon when the
force and on the Far East Ad-} Army
team put up 10 against bowling and a
old visery
Commission field. tight The foundintus for their succcahane to the Japanese the lesson was laid by Captain Dawson and of defeat. Captain White, the former putting
without together i
giving 11 chance until he was caught pap ping by one of Own Hughes' Apin- ners and went up an easy eatch, while White made 24 by aggressive hitting. Later, 4.1, 4 x Smith Pigott hit ap 39 in a polished dis play of batting, scoring freely but always picking the right ball to hit
with unerring indymert. He flently Minu and was stumped. went out ton adventurously after
R.A.F. FINISH.
STRONGLY
RAF 2 KWONG W177 0 In a keenly contested gruelling match in which no goal was scored. until seven minutes from the end, HA.P. defeated Kwong Wah by I wo clear goals at the Club de Beriem yesterday afternoon.
R.A.P. looked aniært in their new geur, just presented to them by Services Service Inc. They wer an all white shirt, with the RA.P. banche in endours.
the breast jacket.
RAF were first off the mark rel Li Kwak ke, Kwong Wah
severely goalkeeper, was
Teated twice in as many mmutes, simppine
Observers returning from Japan declare that the English-speaking Japanese generally are glad that the war is ended hat are not re
gretful for starting it. The Yamashita tripl is an example.
For fortnight, the Court has dozed over long secounts with no sign at devision and 2,000 Hated criminals are still awaiting trial and thousands of others are being rounded up in the islands.
The people are perturbed that "dish-out" Ilustrialista have, anken out private fortunes and dr. alted them anfely int neutral rountries,
Observers are amared ut The sentimental appreciatinTY by the American neenpalion forces of Japanese ehilfven.
"Like those at home, they do not see in them patential bensts who fought to Jungles against the
Australians For these and similar reasons. S.E.A.C. is likely to be emme the centre of stormy criti
Reuter. rism Tinm Australin
Cardiff Takes
Licking
LONDON, NOV. 17.
Japs Making Great Show
Tokyo, Nov. 18, Kimono sleeves rolled up tez antisfy everybody there ін 5703 deception, the vant Japanese mongolies are making a great abow of committing harakiri,
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Directorates and managementa being remuvad voluntarily. shares offered to the public.
Thu Zaibatsu (family financial oligarchy) prefer to do the re- organising themselves rather than force Aird Decupation Headquar ters to impore a new set-up.
"
Sulkily, Finance Minister, Vis- count Krizo Shibukawa. 4X- Governor of the Bank of Japan, derinred Chia wrek that thes PA-fr
would
"spontaneously close shop.
As an afterthought. Shibusawa mentioned There thest interests were so great tint. The operatione of duulution would take years to indument.
The 4 years-old Viscont WAA qualified to speak for the Zabalen. As president of the Shibunawa Family C, with banking, elvetri- ent, steel, engineering and milk in- terests, a member of one of the five ruling tanker of Just Iwasaki towners of the Mitsubishi Trust), Sunditomo, Mitsori, Yanada and Shiburan.
#abdant
Heute raft:
Victor
MOSCOW DYNAMOS, THE "There is a limit to the brazen SOVIET SOCCER TEAM
nesa of the Zaihutan, whow screed chief WHICH IS TOURING BRITAIN, 1 for trade was one of shut from Boyd and
TO-DAY BEAT CARDIFF CITY
caavn of the wat her from Keside. When Kwong With bad settled down, Simonos intervened to save
dangerous aluation on more than one ona. io. Kwong Wah played artistle during the next 12 teslied, but R.A.. always looked surrer. in which Chan Man-clod the progerme will show Navy demobilisation. Asented Press
Socialists Trying To Mediate
PARIS. NOV. 18
THE COMMUNIST PARTY HAS REFUSED TO JOIN THE THREE PARTY APPEAL TO GENERAL DE GAULLE TO RECONSIDER HIS RESIGNATION AS PRESIDENT OF FRANCE. THE DEATHOCK OVER THE ALLOTMENT OF THE PRIN- CIPAL CARINET POSTS APPEARED NO NEARER TO SOLUTION FOLLOWING A MEETING OF 30 MEMBETES | OF A COMMITTEE REPRESENTING THREE MAJOR PARTIES IN THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.
Barbara Not Satisfied
the more dangerous in the regian of real
Lothian and Pope were conspicu- ous for proud work towards the end of the first half, which found Kwone Walt crowding their goal in order to prevent a score.
(12 resumption. Kwank Wah megsed, but Bawn cleared smurt- by, and a minute later Pope saved brifiant grounder by Wong King cheung.
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R.A.F. gradually assumed the ascendancy, and iwice Kesley hit test with 1.5 Kwok ken appar ratly beaten, while Stokes, R.A.F. centre-forward. broke away wh bent two men before Chan Pak-fat nipsed in from nowhere and took the ball right him tors.
Exciting nestes in both gual. mautha developed. bul Beven minutes from the end. Smith open- The delegates of the Christianed the searing from a corner, and Democratic, Popular and a minute later, almost straight publicum HGA ement
from the restart, Lothinn, the best restated
player on the field. snapped up an their determination to neerpl Dy
opportunity and put the gesult be-, Gaulle as Premden,
yond doubt.
The Socialists are still trying to mediate in the dispute and have suggested the conmmilled to
tor
LONDON, NOV. 15. under powerful disadvantage, buth
Mus. BARBARA CATLE der Lut the Communists re- from the Turk that Che Right
BLACKBURN) wingers are guiding the Military LABOUR,
Jected the appeal and the meet- because the | RAISED IN THE ROUSE OF ing ended without a decision.
Government
Military Government is inclined to be impatient nut intolerant of any group which is composed of young U Liberals of Left-wing views.
Smashing Army Victory
BY TEN GOALS TO ONK AFTER LEADING BY THREE GOALS TO NIL AT HALF TIME, THE GAME WAS PLAY ED AT THE CARMEE PARK. The Dynamon quickly got into their stride. al
mekted 17 seventh mirate of Use Xalt. Hardly had the cheers died down when th
visitors scored again. The Soviets were having nearly all the play, and seared their third goal in the twenty-sixth minute of the game.
"They have led lines on the flovernment nouating to 20,000
million ven as 'cumpensation for fusnes in the war. Mitsubbie bunders of battleships and bo Taps heads the list with 9,000 million yen."
Told You So
Roma, Nov. 18. U.8. Ambassador Alexander Comstock Kirk, who lives in Before the time was an hour palace in Rome at his own expense, alt, the Dennus hol doubles was entertaining a party of their score. After the Ruguns visiters from Washington. had corrid
Carder night goals,
The guests, almost startled by mut vide-right City's
pierced the quality of the residence and through the visitors' defence to the number of servants, watched scure the unly palat for the home one bring a pipe to the Ambasdi - tonin.
dor,
A second servant led the pipu with tobacco, a third truck' the match.
The Soviets tayed with th opposition, and piled on twu mere goths before the game endvd. The attendance, owing to threas Lenlag weather and fears crash aftur the Chelsea scene, Was only 30,000 --half uf What was expected. Reuter.
A MASSACRE
(By "ONLOOKER")
of n
Before a large crowd of softball fane
and
beauties yesterday's softball gunes saw U.S.S. Prome- theus massacre a scratch Volun- teer team 1-0 while Bank "A received a walk over from U.S.S. Walton
Highlight of the Prometheus- COMMONS YESTERDAY THE
Volunteer game was the brilliont ↑ QUESTION
Meanwhile, General De Gayle RELEASES! OB
New York, Nov. 13.
all-round exhibition by the Ameri- UNDER CLASS B, AND ASK-in a broadcast said he cottid at
The Army continued to roll can pitcher Pancerz. Home runs the Communists Minis- CỤ WHETHER ANY PART-grant Setting aalde entirely the ques COLAR
along Saturday as the nation's were made by St. John, Haithroat TRADES WITHIN Aerial posts controlling foreig
the winnern tion of whether Riglitists or left
THE ARMED are best for Karean indepen-
SERVICES airs because of France's top collegiate football team with and Pancerz for
a smashing 63 to 0 victory over whilst Dave "Bambino" Leonard, jn maintaining "expand- dence, the fact remains that the WERE EXCLUDED FROM ITS terent
Pennsylvanis while the no- captain of the Volunteer SCOPE, AND WHETHER PAK brium between two great politi-tied Navy eleven defeated Wis. Sherry Bucks played well for the Leftists to-day enjoy popular sup- port. And the fact that the MI ROYAL ENGINEERS WERE cal powers," tary Government fails to favour | EXCLUDED. them eually with the Right-wing
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is like lighting a fuse on a keg of
Reuter. dynamite."
GOVERNOR'S DECISION
age of
answer
WAH
De Gaulle did not mention any pans of countries to explan the deadlock to his people.
lle said that the Commanists demanded the portfolios of For-
losers.
and
When Ambassador Kirk took the match from the third servant's | hand and started to light the nipe all ty himself, one of the visitor whispered to a companion: "Soot I told you he was a democratio
MATSUOKA SUICIDE ATTEMPT RUMOURED
Tokyo, Nov. 18. Reports that Yosuke Matsuoka, former Japanese Foreign Minister. who did much to line up Japan with the Axle, had made an unsuc- cessful suicide attempt ut hls country villa on Iza Peninsula, re- main unconfirmed. Reuter.
RADIO
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 19, 1940.
"SERVICES MUSTO HALL”*
ZEW HONGKONG Brosdossling on
* Froquancy of 040 Klocyclos ad from and £2,80
1.00 p.m., 6.30 to 780 p.1. and 9:00 to 11.00 p.m. also on 0.52 Mngmoyalas.
coustu 37 to 7.
The game was very well handled It was the 18th straight win
by "Doc" Molthun, Robbins and "Lefty". Moosdeen. for Army in two seasons set the stage for the annual co- Score:-- tourful clash between the two service teams on December 1.
Mrs. Catle, who was making Boone, Iowa, Nuv. 18.
her maiden speech, declared the Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
scheme was "nut working at the the general's wife, was taken to
Seoul, Nov. 18. required tempu." In an effort to solve a hospital two hours after arriv Korea's thorniest problems, Major-
Government's ing here bo-day with her husband General A. V. Arnold, Militaryy hoped to speed up the sve
family reunion. The phy Governor, has announced the es
or Ministries tem sufficiently by the encl sician and he feared she was con:tablishment of a Personnel Re- the year so they would get out "diplomacy
pneumonia.---Associated
France's foreign policy view Board to Juder Koreans in he numbers that had been purmy that sustains it and the Syracuse 0 Cornell 20, Dart- the military government's employ | mixed.--Reuter. who have been
for a
tracting Press.
OPERATION ON GORT.
London, Nov. 18. Field-Marshal Lord Gort, for- mor High Commissioner in Pales- tino, who underwent a derious operation in a Lendon, konpital, spent a lightly bettor night but is not yet able to receive visitors. -Associated Press.
LONDON SHIVERS
accused of pro- Jangnese activity and sentiment
Inrior to the surrender.
Some critics have described the ANOTHER MIRACLE prötern' government." Associated FROM LOURDES
military government as an "inter-
Pross
EMPEROR CALLS A DIET SESSION
anys.
Tokyo, Nov. 18. Emperor Hirobito suodat Imperial Rescript to-day calling the Japanero, Diet Into extra- London, Nov. 18.
ordinary suzalon for 18 London had its coolest day of starting November 26. The law year yesterday, with the makers are expected to consider thermometer registering a top constitutional reforms and the temperature of 40 dégroca dire problems of food and shelter
which hang ke Router.
an ominous shadow over the Japanese homo- land-Associated Press.
tho
Washington, Nov. 18,- President Truman yesterday appointed Dr. Henry F. Grady on his pareónal ropresentative, with rank of Ambassador, to observe the elections in Greece, tentatively set for January 20, Dr. Grady In president of the American Pre aldent Lines and former, disistaht Bocrotary of Statd-Ansociated PressR
London, Nov. 18,
In eign Affairs, War or laterior. De Gaulle aid thene
represented
thal
the Middle West, Michi- three gan knocked Purdue from the direct contender's sent in the Big Ten 27-18. Other express conference.
included: the scores
Colgate 7.
police that protects it."-Asso-mouth 13; Yalo 41, Const Guard ciated Press.
USS. Prometheus:
II. 1 4 4 6 3 2-20 Hits R. 343 630--10 Runs Volunteer "A".
H. 0 0 0 1 1 0-3 Hita K. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Runs
OFFER TO MILLS
London, Nov. 18.
H.L.T.
13.30 p.m.-Daily Programming Sum
mary
19.02 p.m.-Corne
Franck's Compo
His Symphonic
jona with Vorlatious Orchestre.
1.00 p..—Nowa ♣ Annugavements. 1.10 pha.-"Bernado to sus Blaze
ENBA,
B.10 p.m.-Vienna Philharmonie Or-
chartro.
6; Temple 14, previously- un Freddie Mills, British light- The Communist party later da- defeated Holy Cross G; Colum-heavyweight champion to-day ro-1.25 -10.-Ambrose & His Orchestra, nied it had made "imperative bia 32, Princeton 7; Harvari ceived an offer from Mike Jacobs demands" for any Cabinet posi-14, Brown 7; Indiana 19, Pitts- to fight at hindison Square Garden 2.00 p.m. Close Dowa.
His manager, Ted on May 24. tions. It said the party was do- burgh 0: Ohio State 27, Illino18 Broadribb, named the world light- sirous of formation of a Govern- 2; Michigan State 32, Fean heavyweight champion Gun Lea- ment with the Communists re- State 0; Iowa 20, Minnesota, 19; novich and the heavyweights Tamil A respectablo-looking old man colving their share of respon Notre Dame 34, Northwestern Mauriello, and Jos Bakal as pros- arrived by train at Iholms carry-sibility:"Associated Presb.. ing a bag from which camo a tell- j tale clinking.
Anti-black market officers do. manded to know the contenta.
Replied the old man: "Holy water from Lourdes."
· FIFTH · STRAIGHT VICTORY
Now York, Nov. 18.
The inspectors opened the bag, brandy, whereupon: the old man contender, clamoured more loudly and found it contained a hottie of Tippy Larkin. Garfield, N.J., fell on his kneco, sont up thanks to than ever to-day for a chance at God for, another Lourdes
miracle.
Freddy (Red) Cochrane's welter- waight boxing title after scoring | his Afth straight victory-a unt anthous 10-round decfelon on Saturday night over Nick. Moran, sturdy Mexican.
Oklahoma
7; Georgia 35, Auburn 0; Wake 14, North Carolina 10; Loui- slarta State 9, Georgia Tech 7; Aggica 46, Texн Tech G.-Associated Press.
Stockton Army Atrbano 19, Stan- ford 13; Washington 12, Idaho 0; San Diege 0, Arizona 28. Camp Beals 21, Freno Stato 18;
BACKS CONN
pective opponents.
Mills is returning from servico in India about Christmas, Broad- ribbonid.-Associated Press,
NAVY - CADET'S GOOD RUNNING
Now York, Nov.-18.-- John Hanley, Navy training atudent nt Dartmouth, yesterday captured the intercollegiato 4-A cross-country title by running the fivo-mile Van Cortland park course' NOT
A COLLECTOR
Wilmington, Calif., Nov, 18. in 28 minutes 21.2 seconds. The Capt. James J. Braddock, former Army took the team title for the Tokyo, Nov. 18.
world heavyweight boxing cham-eighth straight meet this season- General MacArthur to-day or After the bout, Larkin's mana-pion, returned to day from three Associated Press. Washington, Nov. 18. dered the Japancao Government ger repeated his $60,000 offer to years of military servies and pro Lieut.-Commandor Stanley Whit- to submit a complete catalogue 61 Cochrana fet a title match, but dicted that Dlily. Cónn would tier, California, has been awarded|| art and religous treasures. The the fight may not materialize ba defeat Champion Joo Loula next Football Association. On mat the Silver Star for services zon-action is aimed to facilitata causa Marty Servo, recently dla July because "Billy is younger.” thes were played in. England 'dn dored as a liaison offer. Its was guariting by the occupation forent charged from the cumat gaurd, 'ng Bradlock, Who Was dhampion in Saturday, 66 Wall an the noul attached to the 14th Army Air of monuments and cultural and peard to have a tille fght with 1985-30, returned from 11 months' | Leagtig games, but, owing to vary Force in the 8th War Aron--Anto- | 'religious. Works. →→ Assoeldfed Cochrane - Bowed up—Ansvčlátod daty in Hawrall and. Salpan... bad reception the resulta, cannot clated Pros
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