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New Light On Franco And Axis Relations

Nuernberg, May 28. Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, tasting the bitter drugs of defcat at Stalingrad and Tripoli, agreed that Franco had rob- bed the Axis of victory by refusing to attack Gibraltar.

But captured records of the German foreign office disclosed that Hitler attempted to salvage something from the Franco de- fection by signing him to a secret pro- tocol to fight any Anglo-American land-

NEW ENVOY

London, May 28. Generalissimo Statin toden received Sir Maurice Pater-

non, British Ambassador in Moscow, the Masonic Katti» reported: The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. V. Moleton, wHJ present ut the interview.

Sir Maurice arrived to take up his dution as British on- voy on Afag 17 and presented his credentials to the Presid- · cut of the Soviet Don Saturday.-Reuter,

ROXAS

On

ing on the Iberian peninsula, even if it TAKES THE

meant a Spanish march into Portugal,

DOCKETS

London, May 28. In the House of Commons today, Colonel Wheatley, Can arrative Member, asked the -President of the Board of Trude whether he wand re- question unsider the whole

of duckets and units in viru of the impossibility of newly ez-servicemen being married able to make a home with the sumbera now allowed.

The Parliamentary Sreret. ory to the Board of Trade wid that, with the wrception of hedding and curtain male- rials, the Bonard of Trade in not able to increase the non- ber of duckets and units for household goads owing to the heavy demand-Reuter,

RADIO

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1946. CLASSICAL REQUEST HOUR.

ZBW Hong Kong broadensting on a frequency of 640 Kilocycles and from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m., 6.30 to 7.30 p.m., 8.00 to 8.15 pan., and 9.15 to 11.00 p.m., also an 9.52 Megacyeles.

I.K.T.

12.30 p.m.-Daily Programme Summary 12.32 p.m.Donald Peera"--Cavaitee of

Bong-ENSA,

12.47 -Charlie Kuns at the Pano

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M.C.C. Had Worst Of Vicious Wicket Soccer Team On

London, May 27.

India, with 438 in their first innings, dismiss- ed the M.C.C. for 139 and, forcing them to follow on 299 runs behind had taken three more wickets for 60 at the end of the second day of their match at Lords. Overnight rain and a drying wicket spelt the downfall of the M.C.C. team. India, however, were without their captain, the Nawab of Pataudi, who was unable to bat owing to a recurrence of fever following a chill.

U.S. Tour

Philadelphin, May 27.

The Liverpool Football Club defeated the Philadelphia All Stars, the players of which were drawn from American and Na- tional teams, here today by a ffth ncore of 12-0 for their straight soccer win on their cur- rent tour, which was the first taken by an English team since

1939.

The Britons playea the typical!

continental long and short pass- ing game to boost the trip scor- ing to 32 scored goals against their opponents three goals all told.-Associated Press.

U.S. Baseball

New York, May 28. In the National League Johnny Schmitz pitched a five hitter to give Chicago a 4 to 1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.

Score:

Light on Franco'a wartime

Closing their innings on a wet At 132, another good ball relations with the Axis chief-

Manila, May 28.

wicket just before lunch, the from Amarnath came in from tains was thrown at a four-hour

Manuel Rosus today took the Indian bowlers went into the the off. again and bowled Valen- conference in Rome on Feb. 25,

on the re-i tine Mussolini and oath of office as the third Pre-attack immediately 1943, between

for his well-pinyed 24. minister Jon-sident of the Philippine Consumption of play. The sodden Marsham was joined by Gray Hitler's foreign

monwealth and first President wicket had prevented play for for the last wicket which car- chim von Ribbentrop.

had the Duce of the Republic of the Philip the day until 12.30 p.m. and the ried the total to 139 when Gray Franco, who and Fuchrer to thank for every pines. Ile pleadged that the opening Indian "tail" had put was caught off Hazare.

Armanath, on 65 in the 46 minutes of play

who took four thing, left Germany and Italy Republic which will be born on

would maintain the before lunch but the sun came wickets for 41 and Mankad the lurch

a decisive July

with relations exclaim-closest

out to shine later and the turf three for 40 did most to force notment." Ribbentrop ed, referring to the debacle of United States,

began to play unpredictable the M.C.C. to follow on at once; in arreats. Hazare n tricks when the Englishmen be- 299 rutin through Roxas passed the Gibraltar plans in 1941. An

troops gan their reply to a formidable took two for 29. official memorandum In Nazi crowd of 50,000 with

Only an hour's batting was files gave this account of their with sub-machine guns lining total.

The M.C.C. were soon in trou- left when the M.C.C. started standing conversations:

all approaches and "The Reich foreign minister

the ble. Wyatt and Singleton, both their second innings. Armanath elbow

around to elbow of the re-platform guarding informed the Duce

the Presi- Worcestershire amateurs and Hazare came back to the tent conclusion of a secret pro-dent against a threat of assao-Wyatt, the former England cap attack, aided by a second new tocol Spain wishes Lo have

The sination.

Metropolitan tain, having transferred from ball within an hour. arms from Germany. In view

Police on Monday night said Warwickshire-opened, and put the of Franco's attitude,

carried out several on 43 for the first wicket but they had Fuchrer hnx agreed only on raids rounding up nuspected ex- the Indian bowlers Mankad and

in case of a

Armanath each accounted for Spain's promise

the English and

one of them in a period when landing by Americans an the Spanish islands of the Mediterranean ment of new industry and high-the ball began turning off the who opened again, were having a

Atlantic, to defend thest er living standards. Asso-sticky pitch. with all means.

or

PORTUGAL LANDING "Should the English, there- fore; land in Portugal, France would march in. Perhaps a land- ing of the English in Portugal would be to the advantage of the Axis, for then Franco would be drawn into the war on the Axis side."

tremists.

Roxas

pledged encourage-

ciated Press.

RAIL DISASTER

two

Armanath took the first wic- ket, boating Singleton with 21 when he stepped in front of an in-awinger whick kept low, Two runs later with the total at 46, Mankad knocked back Wyatt's off stump. It was a slow bowler's faster one. Wyatt made 19,

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The New York-Brooklyn Cincinnati-Pittsburgh games were nostponed by rain while, the other teams were not scheduled.

Weather also caused postpone ment of tho Washington-New York and Detroit-Cleveland games In the American League. Major League leaders: NATIONAL:

Batting, Jorowski,

St.

Louie

Runs, Reiser, Brooklyn, 30. Runs batted in, Holmes, Roston and Salughter, 37.

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Hits, Musial, St. Louis, 40. Doubles, Musial, 13. Triples, Musial, Herman, Brook-

and Chicago

Seminick, Philadelphia, 3.

Home runs. Mizo, New York

Stolen bases, Reiser, 11. Pitching, Lanier, St. Louis, won six, lost none for 1000 average

AMERICAN:

PITCH STILL BAD roller had helped witch at the interval but its ef- fect wore off again after a few overs and Wyatt and Singleton

difficulty with it. Ar 33, with the first batsmen still together, Merchant, deputising as captain for Pataudi. pulled a double bowling change, bringing on Mankad and Sarwate.. It upset Singleton who fell leg before wicket in Mankad's second over Harriburg, May 28.

for 22 with the totul at 34.10 The engineer. was killed and at

YARDLEY'S ESCAPES Singleton had tried for a hefty least 12 marines injured,

Edrich and Yardley followed pull but the ball stayed low.

Wyatt seriously, in the derailment of a

47 at

when Pennsylvania railrond troop train. in that order. Mankad, with a

similar ball to the one that got Mohamed running backwards, 10 mils cast of here.

The train carrying 303 Wyatt, twice passed Yardley's took a fine catch from a lofty. Cali- bat but each time only shaved hit to deep square leg. He had marines from San Diego, formin to the Bainbridge, Mary the wicket. Yardley, on the look contributed 23. Mankad was the land naval station. The steam locomotive toppled into a cantal out for runs, twice pulled an- bowler.

With the total at 54, Mankad ton, 35, the railway kad to the boundary in one over running parallel to

wicket with a ball Gibraltar." Associated upsetting five cars, including three but Edrich, the England bats- get his third

which shattered troop sleepers.-Associated Press. man, was subdued and took 30 faster

minutes over one run.

Griffiths stumps. He played too After a short rest, Mankad late and went back to the pavi- was brought on for a second lion with only four uns down spell and with his second ball to him.

Yardley and Edrich were part- dismissed Edrich-for 16 with the total 85. The Middlesex nors again and with five and batsman lifted a drive to mid-four respectively held out until Mankad, running across stumps were drawn for the day off. from the follow-through of his with the close of play score 60 own bowling, took a fine chest for three leaving the M.C.C. an- other 239 to avoid an innings catch tight with both hands.

Mussolini agreed, the memor- andum said, adding:

"In general, he criticised the earlier attitude of France, who

1,00 p.m.-News, Weather Forecast and had passed up a good oppor- tunity when it existed, to con ie, quer

Press.

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Dorney And 1,30 pm, Tommy

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Programme of Dance

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Piano

8.30 p.m.-"Classicnt Request Hour".

Programm0 Spomnih 9.30 p.m.-Light

with Tito Bchipa (Tenor). 19,00 p.m.-London lelay--News, 10,05 m,Bume of Stephen Fuster's

Compositions,

10.80 p.m.-Musical Comedy Gems. 11.05 p.m.-Close Down,

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Around The World

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Cairo, May 28. Tokyo, May 26.

M.R.P. Alex

Villeneuve, de The defence counsel for Generat Hideki Tojo and the other (Progressive Catholic) candidate Japanese leaders accused as war at the forthcoming French general criminals today asked for a post-election. was killed by a revolver ponement of the trial from June shot last weekend during a stormy to enable them to prepare their political rally in French-owned

Reunion Island, cast of Madagas cases. Reuter..

it was reported here last night.-Reuter,

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Rio de Janeiro, May 28. Marines have occupied the dock

Teheran, May 28. area of Santos, Brazil, the world's largest cofee port, where all

The editors of the suppressed stevedores ceased to work yester-newspapera meeting here last statement de- day in protest against the arrests night issued a

fortnightclaring: "We are under a re- made during the strike

Programmes marked ENSA are specially recorded for Services entertainment by the Department of National Service Entertain- ago. The previous stoppage acos ment.

cargoes for Spanish ships. Reuter.

RADIO SEAC

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Colombo, May 28.

Batting, Vernon, Washington,

405,

Runs, Perky, Boston, 87. Runs batted in, Williams, Bos--

Hits, Pesky, 5. Doubles, Vernon, 13.

Triples, Keller, New York, G. Home runs, Dimaggio, New York, 10.

won

Stolen bases, Case, Cleveland, 7. Pitching, Ferris, Boston, seven, lost none for 1000 average.

Associated Press

SOME FIGHT!

today.

Baltimore, May 28, Bartlett joined Yardley who defeat.

With each lightweight boxer VICIOUS WICKET was then 7 not out. He was

Learie Constantine, Reutora suffering a bone fracture and never comfortable and Mankad

ending the bout with only one bowled him with an off-break Correspondent at the game, eight runs later when he was commented that the M.C.C. had good hand apiece Charley Mil- wickets were much the worst of the wicket lan of Baltimore won an unani- con- mona decision over Cleo Shang throughout the day and only two. Four down for 93.

Valentine, the Kent captain,sequently the scores and the of Los Angeles over 10 rounds took Bartlett's place and drove position of the game hardly re-

Fans booed at the poor show- the next ball from Mankad flects the respective strength of

the closing rounds of the fight, but cheered lustily when both enter- ed. the ring again after the bout with arms in glings and the in- juries were announced.

Shans fractured his right arm

fourth round. Milan

finitely vicious.

DAVIS CUP

Brussels, May 28. Belgium today defeated China.

from the men's refusal to handle gime turning towards absol through the covers for four. He the teams. The wicket was de- ing both fighters made in

tism. We have gathered toget- her to raise our voice to sell and Yardley took the score to

Nevertheless the Indians are the whole world of freedom-lov-102 for tea, Yardley 29 not out,

in a strong position for victory ing people that the Iran Govern- Valentine seven not out. London, May 25.

FINE INNINGS

over a strong side which could Radio SEAC, Ceylon, the Ser- vices statlog, broadcasting on a

An agreemert in principle has ment is acting against the Iran-

Yardley's fino Innings tame be a preview of England's Test constitution and laws by to an end in the fourth over Match potential. frequency al 15120 Kos (19.84

between the Air ian metres) and 6075 Ke's (4038 been reached

Ministry Mission and the Govero-suppressing papers, breaking after tea. Still at 29, he play- Pataudi may not be seen with in the from G

a.m. to 10.00 p.m. metres Standard Time is 34ment of Southern Rhodenia for pen, stopping voices and impri-ed forward to a good length ball his team for a few days. He splintered a bone in his right

peacetima training

at all hand in the sixth round.---Asso R.A.F. of

soning innocent people."---Reu-

described as "not which nipped back and hit his was hours behind H.K. time).

pilots and navirators in southern ter.

atumps. Only four are produced by Rhodesin. The mission was head- Items marked

runs had well on examination by a doc-ciated Press. been added to the total and five tor and is confined to his bed at Overscgs Recorded Broadcasting

marked

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SPORT GOSSIP

M.C.C. wickets were down for the team's London hotel head- service, and items

service.

Hill, Air Council member for

106.

quarters. He first contracted a Londen Transcription

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th-training-Reyter.

London, May 28.

It did not, stop there, Hazare chill in the opening game of the 0000 Music On The Air; 0630 The

Marcel Boussac stated in Paris had his share of the bowler's tour at Worcester and has been News and Home News (BBC);

Mr. A. V. Alexander, First Lord today that his colt "Nirgal" will wicket by bowling Davis before trying to fight off a fever ever in the second round of the Davis 0645 Morning Star: 0700 Musical

ho opened his score. Score 115 since.

Cup by three matches to two, Theatre of the Air (BBC); 9800 of the Admiralty and a member not run in the Ensom Derby on

ay of the British Cabinet Mission to Juno &---Reuter.

for 6. One run later Armanath Today's London "Star" comand thus carn the right to meet The News, and From Today's Italy, arrived here today from

apreadeagled Griffiths, the Sus-menting on Merchant's fine cen- Sweden in the next round. Papers (BBC); 0810 Programma Trincomaler, Ceylon. Io was ar

Indians in their the ball first innings, suya: "Many peo- were: from London (BBC); 0845

After visiting pion, Dick Burtors arrived in New at away-swinger but chestral Concert (BBC); 0930 Arthur Palliser. The News and

the naval authorities here Lamor-York yesterday for the 86-hole instead came in from off and ple would place Merchant in the Home New

An row. Mr. Alexander is expected to challenge golf match with Ameri- beat him. Score 116 for 7 with first six of world cricketers."

Valentine 15 not out. (BBC): 0040 Programme nouncements; 0045 Strictly Odd:return to Delhi, by air on Thurs can champion Byron Nelson..

The Indians were now very The pair will play the first 18 1000 Those Were The Hits; 1080 day--Reuter.

holes

on Wednesday and the final | well. placed. Their bowling Showtime; 1100 News Headlines;

Baghded, May 28.

holes the following day. Burton though steady lacked penetrá 18 1101 Interlude In Blue: 1115 Tor

King Feisal II, the 11-year-old said he had played no golf during tion but they were getting one beat Essex 205 and 88 by Headlines: Bing; 1200 News

For The Asking; 100 king of Iraq, accompanied by the the last three years while he was cverything an awkward pitch nine wickets at Portsmouth to-674 1201 Yours

The M.C.C. day. Router. Over to America; 1830 The News Queen Mother and a royal party in the Royal Air Force and that could give them.

1840 Bandstand; 1400 left Baghded last night on the first he is badly in need of practicoscere might have been even lean (BBC) BBC Scottish Variety Orcher-stage of his journey to Britain. Associated Press.

Te is mailing in a a yacht belonging ra: 1430. Spotlights For

Show!

to President Incunu of Turkey for 1600 Songs From The 1630 Around The Capitala: 1000 a French Mediterranean port and British Band of the AEF: 1630 will stay for four months in Bri The

News tain where he will continue his News and

aludies-Reuter. (BBC); 1645 Keyboard 1716 India and Ceylon Half Hour 1740 At The Console; 1800 Worl and Home Nowa: 1806 Yours For

New York, May 28,

Announcements; 0816 Varioty,

Or companied by Vice-Admiral Sir The British Open Golf Cham-sex captain, Griffiths shaped forry for the

Home Club

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The Asking; 1900 SEAC Rhythm, ply and Shipping Minister, an- ment today.

nounced today that the Common- Charles Evans, Jr., the other

Reuter.

COUNTY MATCH

London, May 27. Hampshire 201

and 33 for

1

The results of the games played

Singles: Kho Sin-kin (China) beat the Belgian, Jack Van Den Eynde 8/3, 7/6, 6/3. Kho also bont Philippe Washer 1/8, 5/7, 6/8, 6/4, 6/1.

Philippo Washer beat W. C. Choy 7/5, 4, 6/2. Van Den Eynde beat Choy 4/0, 6/1, 0/3,

Doubles: Washer and Pierro Gerihand beat Kho and Choy 6/7,

If the Indian folding had been Sixth Title Of Na, 6/6, 3/0, 0'2.—Router.

tighter.

SUPERB FIELDING

A flush of superb fielding The

Year

SINGLES VICTORY Birkdale, May 28. Frank Stranahan of the Unit-

Prague, May 28. Drago Miti gave Yugoslavlo's cd States defeated John Beck, former member of the Briti gave the Indlane another wic

St. Louis, May 27. · | Davis Cup team its second Walker Cup Team, four and ket in the same over right after

Little Ben Hogan won cho fotraight - singles victory over. Canberra, May 28 two in the second round of the Griffiths had been replaced by

scored 43rd. Western Open Golf Cham-Czechoslovakin in the European Mallett. Mallett. had Senator William Pashley. Sup British Amateur. Golt

three when Valentins, still play pionship today with a record of Zone Eliminations today, defont-

ball 17 under par at 271.

ing Jaroslav Drobny 8-0, 0-4, Ing. carefully, pushed a

Ha bosted Lloyd Mangrum of 10-0, 0-1, and. 6-3, — Associated Club: 1030 Wednesday Symphony nou Schubert Symphony N of in wealth and State Governments United States entry, drow the slowly to cover, Mallett start-

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