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Arab States Decide Moves On Palestine

Bludan, Syria, June 14.

"The formation of a special "Palestine Committee" of representatives of the seven Arab League states was decided on at an extraordinary ses- sion of the Arab League Council, which met here today.

H.G.W. Woodhead In Hong Kong

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1946.

GUN DUEL

In an interchange of shots br- tween three Chinose detectives and three men in Sai Yeung- choi Strect about 0.30 pm, yesterday a pedestrian was sounded and later admitted to the Kowloon Hospital.

One of the throo men waa. arrested but no weapon was found on him.

"Go Forward

The seven states are ·Egypt, ( Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Trans- Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. The purpose of the committee will be to supervise all mattern concerning Palestine.

Nine other decisions were taken by the Council, namely:

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"The Rest" Go In To Bat On

A Wet Wicket

London, June 13.

The Test trial between England and The Rest, de- layed by rain yesterday, started at 3 p.m. to- day and The Rest, batting on a wet wicket, had scored 146 for five wickets at the close of play. A new wicket had to be prepared for the game owing to rains swamping the first one. With little more than a day and a half is play now available, the game will not provide the selec- tors with much opportunity to see all they want before picking a team to meet the In- dians on June 22,

B. H. Valentine of Kent, cap- tain of The Rest, decided to bat when he won the toss from W. R. Hammond. skipper of the

for tho day, with nix Indian wickets down for 110, Jeaving the visitors four wickets in hand and still 131 runs behind.

County Matches › Close of play scores in today's cricket were:

At Portsmouth: Services 241 for four declared Combined (Dewes 99 not out, J. G. W.

BOROTRAHAS TENNIS ELEOW

Pári cine

Jean Borotra, one of inj "Three Musketeers", Fch lawn tennis, will not eso se få, at the Wimbledon meet ¡nis yen & be- cause he is suffering 17 m a Danis elbow, the Secretary-Gener of the Franch Lawn Tahils Federa- tion, Camille Gregoire, stated here today.

"Borotea was looking forward to playing at Wimbledon," he said, "but he developed a tornis elbow

practice.

during actor thought this would

to treat-

be better in time for the Wimble- don meeting, but has not ans wered quickly enouga ment, and there was nothing for Borotra to do, cxo cable his non-appearance at Wimbledon."

French lawn tennis circles here expressed surprise at reports reaching Paris that Borotru had hed his application play at Wimbledon turned delis

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FRIENDLY

(1) The formation of a Pales-

- Bournemouth, June 14. tine Arab Higher body, composedl The Labour Party Conference of Jamal Husseini, chairman of ended here today after a dra- Line xiissolved. Palestine Arab matic last minute debate on co- Higher Committee and nephew of lonial imperialism and the dis- (By Paul Pry)

the Mufti of Jerusalem, Dr. Doyen of British journ- Ahmed Kilmi, Dr. Hussein Kha patch of a cable of goodwill to

of the conference, i

The Rest were one wicket alists in the Far East,id. former mayor of Jerusalem. Lord Pethick Lawrence, express-England side.

Ghory, Secretary of ing wishes

for full success of the Cabinet down for 47 at the ten interval Mr. H. G. W., Woodhead and Emil

-the Palatine Arab Party.

after W. J. Edrich, the Middle- arrived in Hong Kong on (2) To demand the disbanding Mission to India.

sex bat, had made a half-heart- Wednesday from San of Zionist "forces" and the dis-

ed stroke at a short ball from The colonial debate arose on arming of terrorists. Francisco. Appropriate- (B) To recommend Arab states in resolution moved by Profen Bill Bowes, the Yorkshire ax-

BALL press bowler, and been taken at penal legislation or Catlin, who has just return-

Davies 71). India 110 for six, ly enough, he has return-to

to Delhi and backward short leg.

A friendly bas

avill At Lords: The Rest 146 for be played at Car, ed to Hong Kong and against nergens who sell land ined from a visit

to Jews, Arab countries

or to Simla. He viewed with sùtis-

D. Brookes of Northampton- five (Brookes 66) v England.

to- steps the Govern-shire and H. E. Dollery of War-

morrow at 10.30m

between China as Correspondent persons smuggled into the coun-faction the

ment had taken to end the no-wickshire continued very cou- At Peterborough: Gloucester. U.S.S. Bramerton and a local for Britain's leading try

'; (4) To make efforts to save the fitical deadlock in India and tiously until tea time. Brookeshire beat Northamptonshiro by team, land and offer the necessary help called for a clear declaration of took one and a half hours for 24. 105 and 19 for one. Northamp- from the followind-Wally Ching nine wickets, Gloucestershire The local team will be chosen newspaper, "The Times.

Outwardly, he has changed but to Palestine Arabs,

the principles of the Asiatic

bowling changes (5) To recommend Arah

(p); Nip Lum and Gerry Gosa little. He looks a little older, a

¡ Charter, diegasociating this with Bowes, R. Pollard of Lan-tonshire 83 and 39.

At Stourbridge Worcester A. V. Gosuna and Rumjaim

S. Leonard. little grayer.

His eye is as governments to issue special post-

procca D. Alvea tion of colonial peoples in the hire and J. Ikin of Lancashire innings and two runs. Woard (3rd b), Yeung Ka-shing too much of a journalist to give ine Arabs.

(6) To establish a "Palestin: East and asserting the right of later upset The Rest and four

tershire 240. Derbyshire (1.f.) Dick Chung and Choy Plug- Kood interview-he will nak

Find." which Arab meniber Eastern peoples to assume full more men fell in the last two

and 156 (Jackson five for 57). fan (c.f.), E. Gosano (d.f.). questions, instead of replying to states, as well as Arab

peoples responsibility of nationhood ir- hours of the day, leaving them

At Oxford: Middlesex 350 them!

would contribute.

Reserves:-R. Sequeira and A. with only 146 on the board and respective of colour and race. 17) To organise and strengthen

(Thompson 79) and 16 for two | Yvanovich. Professor Gatlin said that five wickets to go with only one

Oxford University 214 (Donnel- propaganda methods.

one of the brightest pages of more day's play.

ly 101). British history was now being written by the Cabinet Mission in India. There had been talk of American imperialism in this conference but the usual charge

Frequent

quick as ever, though, and he ise and fiscal stamps, to aid Pales-country from financial exploita-cashire, T. F. Salles of Yorkshire beat Derbyshire by 23 (2nd b), G. Soc. D. Leon-

to

(8) To appeal to Arab peopies to aid Palestine Arabs.

(9) To appeal to Palestine Arabs to unite and withstand any

Yet not so long ago those who met him might well have given him little better chance than the life of an invalid for the rest of his days. When Japan so hur-! riedly blundered into the war with her Pearl Harbour blitz. Mr. Woodhead (then editor "Oriental

in Affairs"). was Shanghai and came in for spe- einl treatment from the Japan-!

ese,

of-

"Zionist invasion."---Router.

G.I. Wants To

Stay

London, June 14. A former

in the United States was that all imperialism was British.

Services On Top At Portsmouth, Combined Services scored 241 for four wickets declared, opening their rain-delayed game against the

Indians today and had six of the visitors out for 110 by close of

play.

steady start

At Chelmsford: Esack 284.

Glamorgan 50 (Appleyard five for 14. Smith five for 34) and 24 for one.

At Manchester: Sussex. 207

and 81 for three. Lancashire 382 for seven declared.

At Leicester: Surrey 244 and 222 (Fishlock 112). Leicester- hire 95 (Gover seven for 31)

and 20 for none.

RADIO

SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1940. LONDON RELAY-VIC OLIVER INTRODUCES,

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14.3 P.,Dally Programme Bummary.

At Birmingham: Yorkshire | H.K.T. 268. Warwickshire 99 anil 16 for one-Reuter,

12,3% D.,-"Bervices American

All Out For 209

The British policy in India would do much to refute that

Dewes and Emrys Davies put He was one of that proud, bit-;

charge. Issues had been rais-

on 63 for the first wicket before ed in recent months over Indo-Davies was bowled by Shinde for ter little band of Englishmen, Americans and others who were

nesia and Indo-China and the 28. After this confined in Bridge House, head-

issue concerning Siam still re- which made the Indian attack quarters of the Japanese Gesta po. He does not say much about G.I., Richard H. Avis, of mained to be settled. Protes look very limited, Dewes never gor Catlin called for a declara- faltered and he and those who hia experiences there, but when Columbus, Ohio, who tion by the Government to the joined him settled down to seri- he was finally "exchanged" late flew back to England peoples of Asia, inspired by the ous run-getting. Dewes, how- over had only himself to blame in 1942 for Japanese diplomata one leg was completely paralyn-after demobilisation to same spirit as the historic, de-

for not topping the century. He marry an English girl, is claration made by Canning to pleading with the immi- the people of Latin America had spent four hours and five for the Rest..

minutes over his 99 up to the ten interval, hitting only four fours.

ed.

En route Home, he went down

with pneumonia and it was quite some time before he was At en- ough to do any work. Just as soon as he could manage it, how ever, he was back on the job" as head of the Far Eastern Re- search Section of the Ministry of Labour. This was in England and later he was sent to the United States, where he remain- ed until quite recently.

Now he is back in journalism

once more and-like

80 many

Hong

gration authorities to al- low him to remain in this country permanent ly.

rather you

have

"Would Polish soldiers and German pri. sonera than an American wh loves England?" he asked.

Bay

The ex-

"go forward and be free."

Imperialism

London, June 14. The Teat trial was resumed this morning in the third day of play when Barnett and Davies batted

for six.

Hammond employed the fast bowlers Pollard and Bowles, the Intter claiming Davies' wicket) when Follard held a catch and the score, with Davies 17, read 174

Barnett

scoring freely when joined by A. V. Bedser but a change in attack saw Barnett leg before wicket for 25 and seven wickets were down for 102.

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Introduces,

Service Entertain-

Radio SEAC Radio SEAC, Ceylon, the Ser-

(19.84

Shortly after lunch, which Mrs. Evelyn Donningten rous--

with the Services ed the conference by a passion-was taken ate indictment of British col-score at 80 for 1, Barton, first of wicket down, was bowled for onial policy. "Hundreds millions", she said, "are crying eight by Sarwate, who also got out for freedom and the resP. V. Davies caught a few runs ponsibility is ours. Mr. Attlee, later and three Services wickets Immigration officials

the The Rest did not occupy J. G. W. Davies, the Services' wicket for long, just over an hour. that Avia permit may not be the Prime Minister, has said were down for 90, extended "due to shortage of that British imperialism is dead food and clothing."

but the Empire is still there and captain, then joined Dewes for a and were all out for 209. Wright

95 minutes, a display which de- cleaned bowled Robinson and Mar-Programmes marked ENSA are

ing his success against Barnett he 20.05 p.m.-aste for Dancing, folk who lived and worked G.I. has a choice of two jobs we are responsible for what is fourth wicket stand of 180 in was mainly responsible, da follow- 10.00 p.m.-London Helsy-News,

11.00 p.m.-Class Dową, Shanghai and North China be and the advantage of keeping going on there."

lighted the crowd. fore the war he is establishing his wife in her own country if

tin, and Bowles finishing off the recorded specially for Services Mr. Greenwood, replying for

Two Sixes

innings by rattling Hollis stumps. Entertainment by the Department his "headquarters" in

he can secure permission to re- the Executive, said that the

Davies reached his 50 in 88 Robinson scored eight and the Kong.

main. Reuter.

Colonial Office was bonding all He will, of course, make fre-

its energies in three directions: mluutes. Opening his shoulders, total, reached 200 when he fell of National quent trips into China and is, in

Social development, economic he twice clouted Sinde for six Martin failed to open his account ment. go up to fact, preparing to

development and political de- over the leg ropes in three balls, when his wicket fell at 202 for wicket of the morning. Bedser Shanghai in the very near fu

velopment. The Colonial Secre- Trying another big hit, he miss- nine and Wright got his third ture. But Hong Kong is to be

tary had taken the lead in UNO ed and was stumped after rais- plugged along steadily but, with score to 228. ing the hls "home"-even though at the

and building discussions

Davies Hollis added only seven to the moment "home" is merely one of

trusteeship which was antithesis contributed 71. Thirteen runs total when the innings closed with

later, he declared the innings Hollla not out for three runs. three beds in a crowded hotel.

of old imperialism

closed.

Friday's Matches Not that that is a unique dis-

On a drying wicket, which the tinction these days!

County results today were: Indian bowlers had not been able At Chelmsford: Essex, lat. in- "Oriental Affairs”

to exploit, the Services' bowlera nings 234 (P. 9.mith 91, Mathews He has plans, too, for starting

had more success. Even the In- five for 54) beat Glamorgan, 1st up his famous monthly maga-

(A despatch from Nanking ation wherever the British flagdian master batsman Merchant innings 50 (Appleyard five for 14, zine, "Oriental Affairs," which will, of course, be published hero quoted a Communist spokesman was flyng. It was the Govern- was perplexed and Pataudi dis- R. Smith five for 34) and 2nd in- as announcing attacks toward ment's policy to assist colonial appointed the crowd by mis- nings 128 (R. Smith six for, 51) in the Colony. All his papers, Tsingtao have been ordered peoples in their march towards timing a

drive. Only Hazare by an incings and 50 files, library of reference books,

'halted).

complete democratic and ecno-

came to the rescue with a well- ete, were examined and thrown

While the U.S. Fourth Mar- mic freedom and social security played 24 before play finished away by the Japanese, which isn't going to simplify matters. ine Regiment dug in, top com-Router. He has been fortunate enough, tion to take in the event of an manders conferred on the posi- however, to be able to make up a complete set of another pub-attackd. The decisions reached

U.S. Marines

Defence

On

Tsingtao, June 14. United States Marines yester- day prepared defence positions in this port

48 Communist troops appear only 12 miles north of the port.

j

up

The Colonial Secretary was reducing flogging in every part of the colonial empire and was striting for its complete elimin

lication for which he is equally have not been announced, but it AWOL ALL

well-known-the "China

Book."

Year

Marines began preparing a The Press of Hong Kong, and series of ridges at the northern. outskirts of the city, around the indeed the English-language

the Far East, airport six miles north of the newspapers of will benefit from Mr. Wood city.

return to hend's decision to.

Si-

THROUGH WAR!

Bordon, Hants. June 14, Sapper George Dodds of tho Royal Engineers, pleaded

not

Ton heavy tanka and four these parts, for he has always armoured tank destroyers pa guilty to a charge of desertion for

trolled the airfield itself, been a champion of a free, hea multaneously, 12 Corsair fight-court-martial here yesterday.

four years and eight months at a 'est, untrammelled press. He is

The evidence for, the prosocų- 1916's counterpart of another or roared in from Peiping with

and rocketa intion was that he volunteered at famous Briton, Dr. Morrison of 270-lb. bomba

the wing recosaca...

the outbreak of war and was ab- feared "The. Times," who was

The heavy cruiser "Los An- sent from his unit from Septem- by many and respected by all.

gcles" and five destroyers lie in ber 8, 1941 until he surrendered in the harbour white a British plain clothes to the Nowcastle

King At The Tate destroyer is due from Shang-pelice on May 12 last-

Dodda - adriltted -- he had been London, June 14,\"

Chinese · Government troops absent without leave and said that King Georgo and Queen said they had driven the Combe had been in Ngwestia all, the Elizabeth spent an hour and a munists from two, villagos 12 time working au charayman, "x" half today Inspecting American miles north of Tsingtao, con- cent for short pull of work in paintings at the exhibition in trolling the water supply, cam Test Angilaskie London Tate Gallery, arranged Associated Proamer R

as Pidadingė mitla

by the National Gallery of Art

STOP PRESS

London, Jund 14.

A communique issued to- day by the British Foreign.. Office states: "The British. Government welcome, the decision of President Tru- man to form Cabinet Committee of Palestine and related problema,... The aro glad to learn that a group..., of American officials, re- presenting the President's Committed, is about to arÝ rivo in London for discus-

• slona on ̈ the - recommende- tions of the Angl Amori can Committed of. Enquiry "regarding/proble

rune.

At Birmingham: Yorkshire 268 (Gibb 104, Leyland B2, Barker saven for 68) beat Warwickshire 99 (Boots six for 21), and 91, (Ley- land seven for 80) by an innings and 78 ruis-Reuter.

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From The Shows (BBC); 0800 Tho. News and From Today's Papers (BBC); 0810 Programing Announcements: 0815 Top Of The List: 0800 British Band of the AEF 0000 Spotlights For Iwa; Portsmouth, Juno 14. Hazaro and Manked cach took a 0930 The News (BBC): 0940 Pro- Announcements; 0946 aingle in the first over from Mar- | grammb ; sham,, then Mankad was caught Vaudeville: 1000 Bright and Shin.. and the position for the tourists ing (BBC); 1080 Music From Tho Movies 1100 News Hendilues; was critical.

Hazaro was joined by Hindlekar, 1180 Now And Then; 1200 News History of Chicago Jax: both hitting powerfully to log for boundaries but that ended Hindle-Headlince: 1201 Yours For The Clean Asking 1800 Tia Tunes: 1330 kar's scoring as he was bowled by J. G. Davies and Bar- The News (BBC); 1840 Band- wate came in with the Indiana stand; 1400 New Music Time: still 10 short of the score which 1480 Follow The Loader; 1500 would avoid a follow-on. They BEAC Show 1080 SEAC Hit had lost eight wickets for 138. The News and Home News: 1015 Faride; 1600 All Join In**; 1630 Hazaro contínued to hit runs

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Tapite of his batting feat; and Home News Flashes, 1805

1950

when the Servicet opened their What Next?s

innings and before lunch Newarcul second

Hazaro ahowed "sulasing energy Yours. For 1845,

had cleaned, bowled three men för

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NO runs in 9.2 Overs, two of whick gran Anton norma

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