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Super-Liner For P. & O.
FOOD
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Liurrpaol, June 0. Porty-six thousand canca of canned fruits, speets and foye for British children and blitz victims
tunded here From South and East Africa by the steamship “Samaran." Thin, the largest Common wealth gift of its kind, was emhariced at Beira, Port Eli Zabeth and Capetown-Reuter
DEATH OF ZABOTIN
Ottawa, June 6. The "Morning Journal" said today that word had been received here of the
Far Eastern Run
SPORTS HYPERICUM AND THE OAKS
Like other shipping companies the F & O suffered
severe losses in ships during the War and (By Vernon Morgan) many familiar names will be missing when the
London, June 6, Company is able to resume its normal services. The fillies premier clas- Among earlier casaulties were the "Rawal-sic-the Oaks-run over pindi," whose gallant fight against overwhelm-1 miles on the Derby ing odds will never be forgotten and the
course tomorrow looks "Rajputana" and "Comorin."
like being a duel be- Later in the North African invasion the "Strathal-
tween the King's lan," "Viceroy of India," "Cathay," "Narkun-
filly, da" and "Ettrick" were all sunk by enemy Rosebery's filly Iona
Hypericum, and Lord action within the period of a few weeks. The both daughters of Hy- "Ranpura," acquired by the Admiralty, re- mains in their service.
mean immediate transfer to nor- i
death in Russia of Colon-mal service since their conver SHIP DELAYS
el Nicolai Zabotin, for- sion from troopships will take
10
mer military attache at anything from six nine IN SHANGHAI
the Soviet embassy in chipyards are unable to cope months, possibly longer if the Ottawa, four days after with the volume of work in
Moscow valved. his return to from the Canadian capi-
tal.
Zabotin was named by Igor Gouzenko, former Russian em; bassy cipher clerk here and star crown witness in the cur- rent espionage trinis, BA the master mind of a spy network in Canada.
The Journal" said Zabotin had died from heart -failure four days after reaching Mos- cow from Ottawa according to word reaching intelligence ser- vices here."
It was announced in Moscow last Feb. 20 that Zabotin was being recalled because of the "inadmissibility of activitics" of some members of his staff. -Associated Press.
Kalinin Funeral In Red Square
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to berth in
Many incoming vessels in Shanghai are at present forced mil stream in the As 60011 as possible, these Whangpoo for one or two weeks veel will be back on their while waiting for wharf facili-a usual routes and it is the Com-tles due to the fact that many pany's intention to accelerate enemy and
puppet properties, the transita to and from India, godowns and wharves have been the Far East and Australia, be- taken over and not yet reopened fore the advent of new ships. for use.
peric.
Backers of Hypericum are
THE PLACE TO EAT
IS
Jimmy's Kitchen
SECTION
Airborne, Outsider And "No. 13," Wins Derby
letics
U.S. Baseball
Now York, June 6.
Epsom, June 6. Airborne, a 50 to 1 outsider, who was the only grey in the race and carrying the "unlucky" num- ber of 13, won a thrilling race for Britain's premier classic, the Derby, on the famous .. Downs here this afternoon. Superbly ridden by Tommy Lowrey, who made the long run close to home reminiscent of that which carried April the Fifth to victory, in 1932, Airborne caught Lord Derby's heavily backed Gulf Stream when it looked as if he The ships whten have surviv | The diesel-propelled ships will
had the race in his pocket. cd the War are and engaged on have twin-screws and the other confident that if she faces the
Airborne, who is owned by national service under Govern- ¦ two single screws. It is expert-tapes properly and does not get Mr. John Ferguson. a plastic ment control, but it is hopeded that three will be put into up to tricks which might have manufacturer, ironically enough that they will be released grad commission during 1947 and the cost her the One Thousand was actually bought for Fer- wally during the next twelve, fourth early in 1948,
Guineas (which she eventually guson by Walter Earl, trainer of won comfortably in a dramatic | Gulf Stream for 3,300 gulncas months. Their release does not,
fashion) she will win. There is as a yearling and to make mat
In the American League George tno doubt about her staying the ters more bitter for the Stanley Keli homered in the first inning
extra half mile.
House stable, Airborne's train and Dick Wakefield homered in Jona half-sister to the war-er, Dick Perryman, used to be the sixth to give Detroit a 2 to 0 time Derby winner. Ocean Swell.Lord Derby's stable jockey. win over the Philadelphin Ath- was not fully tuned up for the [ Before the race, rain and n Boston and St. Louis used 35 Guineas in which she was third, heavy wind swept the crowd, players between them including 10 after appearing somewhat un-
well below the anticipated mil-pitchers in a 12 inning game lucky, and as she has come on lion, in fact it might almost bo which had to be called because of lot since then, many will be said to have been disappointing. darkness with the score tied at
reverse the But the sun smlled for the race 8 to 8. looking to her t
New York's Yankees took ad- itself, which was a thrilling as Guineas result.
The dark horse in the field is one could wish to see. The godefeat Chicago 9 to 0. The White vantage of 16 walks six errors to Major Holiday's illy Nelin. Thising was on the heavy side and
Sox used four pitchers in trying bay filly has only run once, when the last half mile proved the un-
iu atop the Yanks. Gettell pitch- she surprised everyone by run- doing of most of the fancied cd for New York.
ing away
with the race and candidates.
Roger Wolff, 20 game winner beating Wayward Belle, who is
Good Start
last year, won his fourth of the also in tomorrow's field,
The Two Thousand Guineas current season as Washington Here are the probable runners winner and favourite for to-
beat Cleveland 6 to 1 with Buddy and jockeys: Hypericum (Doug day's race, Happy Knight, and Lewis amashing out a home run.
In the National league Toke At present, there are about Smith), Golden Couch (Gordon the Aga Khana Khaled
Bonnic 100 Chinese-owned
were first baseman Eddie Waitkus sin- 10 Richard), arid
Steady Alm among those who failed in this gied in the ninth inning with the foreign-owned godowns and 25 (Cliff Richards),
respect. Radiotherapy stayed, as bases loaded to break a 5 to 3 tle whurves in Shanghai, and if (Harry Wragz), Solorelle (his trainer said he would, to and give the Chicago Cubs a 6 to the New York occupy third place-ns he did in 6 victory over
Giants. From a good start, Happy Pinch Hitter Elvin Adams' sin- Kuight led from Peterborough, gle also in the ninth with the Bridle Path and White Jacket bases loaded, enabled the St. Louis Son Of Pharis Wins
with Friar Tuck, who started Cardinals to defeat Boston 2 to 1.
Kirby Higbe won Epsom, June G.
slowly, Inst. After going half
fourth straight да The French owner Mareel Bous-a mile, Gulf Stream
Brooklyn downed was in Pittsburgh 5 to 8 but Higbe had five-year-old colt Ardan made a successful crossing of the front of Royal Commission, to retire in the seventh inning 踱 back muscle Channel to win the €1.500 Corona Khaled, Neapolitan and Happy when lo pulled tion Cup run over the Derby Knight: Coming down Tatten- fielding a bunt. course of 14 miles this afternoon. ham Hill, Khaled was in com-
R. H. E.
war wonder horse" Pharis, won Happy Knight.
Ardan, son of the French pre-mand from Peterborough and easily by one length from the At Tattenham corner, Khaled King's four-year-old Rising Light, was still in front with Peter- with Triumvir third
borough just behind. These Ardan, ridden by Charlie Elle-two-pacemakera weakened rapid- started a 5 to 6 favourite with ly coming into the straight and
Light
$ against. Elsing
next furlong Edward at 100 to 6 in the Triumvir started Rising Light made the running Tudor struck to the front from until 300 yards from home when Gulf Stream on the rails and Ardan challenged.
Radiotherapy on the outside, with Airborne improving at their heels.
Orders have already been placed for the construction of EWO large passenger
Yeasels,
ne for Australia and one for the Far Eastern service, and four cargo liners for the China trade,
Thus there la a great result ant loss to shipping companies and if there is an improvement in
this matter, foreign-owned vossola will discharge their car- goes in Hong Kong.
Briar
The vessel to be built for the P. & 0. Far Eastern trade will he of 24,000 tona, the largest de- signed for that route. She will they are controlled in an ef- Cary), Nelin (Michael Beary), have a white hul and buf fun-ficient manner there should be Chintapin (Bobby Jones) Way- nel, with two masts, and will no difficulties in accommodating ward Belle (Billy Nevett), Iona carry approximately 429 first present incoming cargoes.
(E.P.II. Smith), Tumbling Wa- and 560 tourist class passen- The high cost of unloading ters (Pat Evans--Reuter. Kers, the latter replacing cargoes and storing them in go- "Second" class usual hitherto on I downs is so exhorbitant that it is that service.
a knotty problem to shippers. The public rooms comprise a For instance, a bale of Ameri-Bac's large reading awi writing room can cotton unloaded from an in- forward, next to the main com-coming vessel and iransferred panion: a lounge, aft of which by lighters to a wodown, includ is the dance floor with its sliding coolie hire, will cost $5,000, ing glass screens, and a veran- which is more than the freight
bar which over- from dah cafe and
Amerien 10 Shanghal. looks an open-air swimming Lighterage costs $1,000 per ton pool. The spacious sports deck for a minimum of 30 tons, and occupies “Tix equivalent of the coolic hire for unloading and whole of the first-class promen-removal to godowns amounts to Communist Party, Reale deck, and with a children's one-third of the total cost for Army and Diplomatic Corps al tended and the president of the nursery and an air-conditioned the transport of cargoes from Soviet Union, Nikolai Shvernik, dining saloon, completes the fa-vessels to godowns.
cilities offered to passengers in i that class.
London, June 6.
The funeral of the former p sident of the Soviet Union, Mik hall Kalinin, took place in the Red Square in Moscow this even ing, the Moscow radio reported.
Members of the Soviet Govern,
ment,
delievered the funeral oration.
He said that the Bolshevik Party, Socialist state and people
in the Tourist class accom-
of the Soviet Union had suffered modation will be comfortable
JAP. SHIPPING FIRMS
to
in
24
FRIENDLY SOCCER
South China will meet H.M.S. Tokyo, June 6. A grievous Joss,
and roamy, with two, three and
The three largest Japanese Newfoundland
friendly "His entire life from adoles-four-berth cabins, will ventilated sence to the last breath was given by the punkah louvre systen.. shipping firms and their sub-football game on Sunday at to the struggle for the interests The public rcoms include a sidiaries including the well-Sookunpec at 5.16 p.m. of the people and for the victory lounge, smuke
roam, dining known N.Y.K. line are pluc of Communjsm.
"He was a true son of the Preat saloon and nursery, whilst toured on the S.C.A.P. list of re- Russian people expressing ita bastist passengers will have their stricted concerns.
own swimming pool, sports deck national characteristics."
The coffin of Kalinin was placed and dance floor.
In the Mausoleum of Lenin in Red Square while squadrons of the Red Air Force flew overhead and guns fired salutes-Reuter,
MOTORCAR INDUSTRY
Loudon, June 6. The British Government does nut intend to nationalise the motorcar industry or any part of it said Lord Pakenham for the Government in the House of Lords during the debate on the Government's piana for the iron and steel industry-Reuter.
RADIO
FRIDAY, JUNE 7th, 1040, STUDIO-RECITAL BY ALLAN WYLD (BARITONE). ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting on a frequency of 845 Kilocycles and from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m., 6.80 to 7.30 p.m.. 8.00 to 8.16 D.
Over 23 Knots The ship will have a speed of ever 23 knots and her propelling machinery will consist of single, reduction geared turbines le- veloping 42,500 shaft horse pow- er, with Foster-Wheeler water tube boilers. There will be space for 415,000 cu. ft. of general cargo with an efficient and Im- proved type of handling gear, and the vessel should be ready to take up her duties in May, Her dimensione will he 1948. length 665 ft., beam 85 ft. and draft 29 ft. 6 ins.
the Guiness,
his
American Leaguo
Scores:
Dotrolt
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston...
New York Chicago Clevoland Washington
2 8
0 4
8 14
8 12
D
National League
New York
Chicago Boston
St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh
Associated Press.
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SWIMMING GALA
A charity swimming gala in ald of the Royal Air Force Benevo- lent Fund and Chinese charities will be held at the Lady Park Club on Sunday, June 28 at B
p.m.
Gulf Stream nude his fort a quarter of a mile from home but after settling Edward Tudor and Radiotherapy was challeng ied by Airborne in the centre of Seattle, June 5.
the course. Ho drew level at u Al Hostak. 168-pound title-hundred yards from home and The companies named are the holder of the National Boxing stayed on better to win by B
Two Association's Middle-weight Cham-length.
lengths behind N.Y.K., O.Š.K. and Y.S.K.
The three firms carried Ja-pionship, launched his post-war Gulf Stream was Radiotherapy,
come-back with panese products to world-wide knockout over Roman Starr. 169- Peterborough
a four round third, with White Jacket fourth, tifth, Edward N,Y.K. nesota were markets.
nounder of Oklahoma City, The Tudor sixth, Royal Commission valued at nearly 600,000,000 bout was scheduled for 10 xounds. seventh and Khaicd eighth. yen--Associated Prees.
Men Of Arnhem Air borne covered the mile and a half in .wo minutes and
Entries which close en June 16 44-8/5 seconds.
may be sent to W. O. Harris The King sent for Ferguson R.A.F. Headquarters (Tel 30241 to congratulate him and theox 40) or Mr. E. Chaine (Tal Queen and Princess Elizabeth (20384). also chatted with him.
- Dancing.will follow the gala. Ferguson said after the race: The following in the programme. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, overtaken by "This is my first runner in a
MEN'S a restless middle age, appear after their ninth classic race and I got the thrill wedding anniversary to be confirmed in their of my life when I saw him, in exile.
front. I only fancied him mo-
-Associated Press,
WINDSORS CONFIRMED IN THEIR EXILE
Cannes, June 6.
The competition is open to the colony and Included in the DTU- gramme there will be a bathing beauty contest and a water polo game between Combined Chinese and Combined Services.
100 Yards Free style, 100 Yards Backstroke. 100 Yards Breaststroke. 200 'Yards Hedley Relay (8 x Ga),
LADIZA
100 Yard Fren ntylu, 100 Yards Backstroke,
I'm
200 Yards Breaststroke,
She will be fitted with every safety device including Radar,
Separated from the realities that he must spend less, pos- derately and bet a little on him the peace-time advantages of of the world's affairs for much sibly even leave the Chateau: fer each way. He charged to the which are not yet fully appreci- of the time since their marriage a more modest dwelling. These finish like a real good one. ated by the travelling public.,
met with a terribly pleased and I hope now on June 3, 1937, the celebratat i protestations are
to win the St. Leger with him." Four large, fast cargo ships expatriates have been devoting good deal of skepticiam.
control joy to the men of Arnhem, currency
be
If necessary. heata · will awum off on June 19, at 6 p.m.. "TENNIS POSTPONED
(ench of 9,200 tons gross) are themselves chiefly to the social A nobleman whose means are, Airborne's victory brought being built at the same time for amenities, but when they ar-subject to the Far Eastern trade, having a rived at the Riviera, from their must, of course, watch his bud- should think we have had a hun- The Charity exhibition tennis length of 522 ft., beam of 67 ft. Paris town house a few weeks got. Through French clear-dred of them today who have matches have again been post- and draft when loaded of 29 ft. ago, they were said--partly by ance the Duke has received his backed the winner for old time's pened owing to the rain to a 12,30 p.m.-Dally Programme Summary, ins. Two will have diesel en-
reason of their ova expressions compensation as a marshal of sake," said a bookmaker-Reu- later date. 12.33 D.,-Louder and FunnerVagines of the Doxford type and to have had their fit of as the British army, food rations ter.
and living allowance which en-
9.15 to 11.00 p.m., also on 9.524 Megacycles. H.K.T.
1,60 p.m.-News. Achouncements and the other two ships single-re-ciety.
duction geared turbines, de-
riety.
Weather Forecast,
It was rumoured then that the ables him to keep some 30 sur- 1.10 p.m.-Carroll Carries: On-Carroll veloping 13,000 shaft horse-Duke was in delicate health and vanta-Associated Press
Gibbons (Piano) and His Orbestra, power in each type, designed to that it was for this reason prid- 1,80 p.m.-Jan Kiepura (Tenor) and give i
maximum speed of. 18
cipally that they came south to SPAIN CHANGES The deadweight tonnage will their summer house,
Outwardly the Duke's health IMMINENT?
Alfred Campoli & Ilis Orchestra,
2.00 p.m.-Close Down,
0,30 p.m.-Light & Shado.
Hildergærde (Vocal),
7.20 p.m.-Plano Parmie,
Plano,
ཝཱ
·0.00 ..~London Relay Naves,
knots.
COUNTY CRICKET
Charmouth, Doraut, June, 0. Misa Maud Watson..who in 1884 became the first woman lawn, ten- nis champion at Wimbledon, died last night at her home here, nged 81. The championship was thun London, June 6,
held
at the Old Worple Road 7,00 pm --Sidney Torch (Organ), and be 10,760 and 99,800 cu. ft. of seemed good. In the first fow
Close of play scores of County courts and Miss Watson went on cricket matches today woro: to win the title again the hext refrigerated cargo, can be carri-
Sussex Mexico City, Juna 6.
At Horsham:
vyear, Those were the days when 7,30 p.m.-StudioAllan Wald (Darked, besides, 534,340. cu. ft. of days after their arrival they "gave an expression of needing tone) with E. O'Neil Bhaw at the general freight.
Premier Jose. Giral of the Somerset. No play due to rain women players, wore, long skirts Special Mc-
Warwick and straw bals, and pear-stapo rest and quiet, but they go out Spanish Republican government At Manchester: chanical ventilation will be
*ackets were used. Reuters: adopted for the holds to prevent often and receive many callera in exile, predicted today that shiro 100 (Phillipson, aik for damage by condensation. Each in their home, Chateau de la Franco would fall and a new 30). Lancashire 124 for 1 hatch will have four electric Croe, between Cannes and An- government might be establish (Washbrook 100 (Phillipson 50
ülbes.
ed in Spain before the next not out). Just Tourists
meeting of the United Nations At the Oval: Northants 321 They appear frequently Assembly next Fall, nobody for f ((Barron 110 not-out, Spacious cabin accommoda-public encouraging the people Giral did not mention any Davies, 69, Merritt 701 v. Sur
"imple | names or detalik, bút said cod" røy. tion is provided for twelve pas to look upon them as sengers who will have also their tourists. They own special lounge. All four immediately whorey ships are to have the traditional to the Monte Carlo Programmes marked ENBA ere | flask höll, and funnel af the door.. ially recorded for Beries 570 with cream-coloured tip the perworks and they will Haya Ber
8.10 p.m.-"Serenade to the Bar
ENSA.
8.89 DimFornes Request Program, 9.30 pm Họ Crosby & His Orbe
10.00 .London Halay-Kum 30 08-Dm-Light Opera Belations,
10, 10 p.m.-Short Recital Bentemino 10.49
Mozart Baxter In F Major
11.00 Cloës. Down
inches lifting Ave or ten tons; heavy lifts can be dealt with by the fifty-ton dorrick.
Inglewood, Cal. Junaa. Louis B. Nayor's filly Honey- moon"; won the $25,000!'ane mile Hillywood Oaka rade, by four-
thre lengthy from, four, atë zer old as feminine Abbos Honey Brouse
nfsed | fidantly, that "such a movement At Cambridros. Cambridro Press 116 undirway in Spain. He, University, 285 (Willatt: 112; ch- a governinent would Robins seven for 11), -Mladiā;
cone," but declared sex ons for ono, minib
arument would at Oxford: Leicestershire 175 land (Travers four for 65) . Oxfor
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