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Belgrade, June 19. Radoslav Radic, for mer commander of the Bosnian Chetnik unit, and fourth accused to take the stage in the Mihailovich trial, today

ITALY

CHINA MAIL

HONG KONG, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946.

Rome, June 19,

The results of the Italian referendum on the form of the state-Monarchy or Re public-inued by the Su« preme Court today show a Tead for the Republic of just water 2,000,000 votes.

There were 12,717,923 votra far the Republic, against 10,719,284 for the Monarchy

and 1,498,330 spoiled voting papers-Reuter.

open collaboration with Passenger

the Ustashi (the Quisl-

ing army of wartime Jumps Overboard

Croatia)

"because

I

could not do anything else."

hin

New York, Juno 18. A Czechoslovak Architect. Was destroyed whose business when the Nazis over-ran "We recognised the indepen-country, leaped overboard from The steamship "Marine Flasher" on Sunday and was lost at sea.

nent state of Croatia, but we knew it would not Inst long and we did it to gain time," Radic told the court,

"I made the agreement, not beruse I liked the Fascists and Germans but because the people were in the forest and I could not do anything, else."

Ship's officers described todny when the ship docked in Now York, how Joseph F. Lange, 46, a naturalised American, jump

the other ed overboard while passengers were at dinner.

The vessel searched for fore

Bandits Still Active In Malaya

Singapore, June 19.

Ten months after the liberation of Malaya, the British Army is still carrying out a thankless task, restoring security to towns and villages on the edge of the beaten track.

On the Siamese border, a frontier 250 mile long, an entire brigade of troops is fully occupied in blocking the routes used by Siamese bandit gangs.

In Malayn itself, units of Bel-} But not all Have left the tish and Indian troops are comb-jungle. A few kept their arms, ing the jungle in search of rem found new hide-outs, and havo nants of the Malayan Peoplen since been joined by criminal Anti-Japanese Army, the gueretements. There is little or no rilla force which was rained by political significance in their British agents in preparation continued existence, although for the invasion that never took j the fact that Malayon Commun- place.

ists were the backbone of the

movement original resistance and then of the guerrilla army, has given some of the gangs a red Jubel.

The M.P.A.J.A. was disband- cd shortly after the arrival of the liberating forces in Sep tember last year. Most of the guerrillas gave up, their arms, and for a few weeks remained familiar figures in Malaya's

and had been depressed since hero-worshipped wherever they the Nazis destroyed his si went. A handful marched in him, made his partial admission

Loulon's great Victory Parade. then began to throw the blameness. Associated Press.

Radie, 56, with greying tem-

SPORTS

THE PLACE TO LAT

Jimmy's Kitchen

SECTION

Their Majesties' Narrow

Escape At Ascot

SWIMMING HEATS

Owing to a mishap" to the pumpe the Lady Park Club swimming pool seas not avail- uble yesterday for the heata for the championships being held in aid of tho R.A.F. Bene volent Fund - Vocati

charitica.

and Chineso

They will be swum off at 4 p.m. tomorrow, with the finals and Beauty' Contest on Sun- day. Any enquiries should be πεταξει of Warrant Harris, R.A.F. Hqa.

Oficer

INDIA'S GAME WASHED OUT

London, June 19.

At the opening of Ascot Weck today, the King and Queen had a narrow escape from injury, which was prevented by the prompt action of Gordon Richards, the jockey.

Their Majesties had gone into the paddock for a close-up view of the runners for the Coventry Stakes. The colt Golden Chance; being led round, got loose and cantered in a circle close to the King and Queen. Richards, who was waiting to mount the ultimate winner, seized Golden Chance and held him until an attend- ant came up to relieve him and led the colt away.

The King, the Queen and Prin cess Elizabeth made the first post- war Ascot truly Royal by driving down the course in state in an open carriage driven by famous Windsor grey.

Smith, the horse won comfortably to record a double for Smith and Sir John Jarvis, who had won the opening race of the meeting, the Queen Anne Stokes, over a mille.

was

ples and a dark moustache, like hours, Mrs. Lange said her hus- towns, clad in jungle green, and have had to be called in, but county cricket, and the last day of sendants in their green velvet uni-jof the whole field of 21 Look

most of the defendants before

on another of his former cul- lengues.

He chose as the culpable per- Bun. Uros Drehovic, à Chetnik commander who was later killed by allied planes while riding into battle in a German tank,

"It was Drenovic who made These agreements" Radic unid

turned to the court charges against him. The b court, however, rend an agree Rale and signed by ment Ustashi commander for a joint fight against Communists."'

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Truman Statement

"Criticised"

Nanking, June 19.

the A Chinese Communist spokesman today charged that President Truman's recent statement on China lend-lease was being used by Kuomin- tang generals to arouse support for a "war of extermination" against the Communists. "No matter what real intent the United States has."

"Did you actively fight with

Gernea the Ustathi and

against the national liberation urmy?" the prosecutor demand-

rd

"Yes," Radic said, "but not German command under not with them." -Associated

- Press.

Croat On Trial

The Communist spokesman 1 gave China planes, ships, arma declared that "Kuomintang gen- and money will continue to sup- erals af, teling junior officers | port the Government actively if and and men that America, which it starts an all-out war against

Communista. Even the Gen- eralissimo told supperters of the Government that the pro- biem could quickly be settled by force.

Belgrade, June 18.

The third defendant to take the stand in the trial of General Mihailovich

collaboration

Djur

charges yesterday was Vilovic, a member-of-the-central. committee of the Mihailovich or

Maritime Nations Meeting

Amsterdam, June 18, The first session of the United Maritime consultative council mitted he was convinced "that tended by government represen the organisation was collaborat-tatives of 18 countries. ing."

"The only Croat in the trial, Vilovic added "I knew very little about that collaboration. After

navigation

All international problems, with the exception labour, will be studied.

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Manchurian truce

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tomorrow.

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Despite the uncertain weather, it rained and the sun shone inter- mittently, a huge crowd was pre-

sent-Reuter.

RADIO

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946. STUDIO-HAL LORENZO AT THE PIANO. Z.B.W, HONG KONG

The only real surprise was in But this was the only pageantry the Gold Vase, run over two miles. revived of the pre-war Ascal The Oaks runner-up Iona Police Powerless

London, June 18.

glories. The only top-hats to be made two to one favourite, but she The police are powerless to The worst English summer wen-

seen were those of the Royal at was run out of it by the outsider. deal with them. British troops ther for years is still plaguing

ferms and gold-braided hats. Ahead owned by Siz Humphrey de India's game against Nottingham

Men the necessary operations

wore bowlers and lounge Trafford. was washed conducted with the use of as

out completely Bridge

suits, or uniforms, Women, in- Trent

after little force as possible. Districts

only 3 stead of parading in the latest minutes play, known to be their haunts are his was the last game of the Paris fashions, mostly were coats

And the target of pamphlet Indian tour before their first Test rat skirts, enlivened by hombers, and it is hoped that Match against England at Lordsather eccentric hats and white veils. Black was the predominant the appeal of lentlets and warn-next Saturday.

This "austerity" was by order of buck pay for their services round the ne guerrillas, will bring most of Cyril Washbrook, who is includedf the King, who had asked that the pre-war lunch interval he eat. in the English side on Saturday But if the scene did not come up those men out of the jungle.

not be playing Military units, however, are

Lanenshire to

to pre-war brilliance from the so- slowly combing out the worst in-against Leicester tomorrow, fol- rial point of view, certainly did casting on a frequency of 845

joying the blow he fested areas, and without this head from a ball sent down of Most of the best horses in Eng-pm, 6.30 to 7.30 p.m., 8.00 to received on the from the purely racing viewpoint.kilocycles and from 12.30 to 1.30 display of force there would be the Surrey, fast bowler Alf Gover land were there anarchy in large parts of the yesterday. He has decided to res: £260,000 priza no competing for 15 1.1 and 9.16 to 11.00 p.m.,

for the big match instead.

Backers had a bright start to HKT

120 inoncy. Close of play scoreg for all the meeting with five or six win- county games today were:

The cham. well supported. At Hove: Sussex 317 beat Esser

pion jockey, Gordon Richards, won 172 and 109 by an innings and the last three races. He started 37 runs

the hat-trick with an easy win on At Worcester: Leicestershire John Dewar's colt Tudor Minis- 370 for nine declared beat Worcestrel in the Coventry Stakes for ter 111 and 216 (Bird 72 not put,

over flye furlongs. Walsh five for 76) by an innings-year-olds and 43 runs.

romped home, winning by four lengths and starting at odds At Lords: Yorkshire 140 and of 13 to two on. and 108 beat Middlesex 101 by 13 runs.

country.

Like the Malay pirate of old, the bandits take readily to the sea and are the scourge of fish- ing fleets and the coastal junk traffic. They sometimes pene- trate even the harbour of Penang. Rice boats inside the harbour have been boarded. their crews nailed down and their cargo lonted.

from Siam Drug smugglers are another headache. The pro- fits to opium are enormous, and the smugglers do not hesitate to defence shoot in

of their freight.

Javish Life

+

74 and

nera

run

7

over

also on 9.62 Megacycles.

broad-

12,30 p.m.-Daily Programme Summary, 12,32 p.m.-"Hamenco and Rhythm"--

ENSA.

12.41 p.m.-Dully Featherstonchaugh &

The Radio Rhythm Club Scalet. 1,00,-News, Weather Forecast &

Announcementa.

1:10 p.m.With Jerome Kern. 1,50 p,m,-"A Piano, A Violin & A Valce"-Arthur Rubinstein. Macha Elman & Charles - Kullman, 2,50 p.m.-Closs Down, €.30

..--Arthur Young & Hatchett's Swingutte with Camle Nowwell, 7.00 a.m.-"Picked at Randum"--Var

Tirty. 7,30 p,m,-Studio-Wal Ldeenish at the

J'iana

7.6.m.-Orchestral Interlude.

8.00 pm-Londen Relay-News,

a 30 misy Rincek_A_Ilia_Maventinn...

8,1 1,,-"Ivo Pya"-ENJA,

Serenadierw

8,46 p.m.Terairo Coney at the Organ. 9.00 1,m,—Weber-Fantasia 3 Melo-

dies at Johann Strand, 9.28 .m.--Vocal Interlado, 0.10 p.m.-Film Memarles,

10,00 m-Lendas Relay News,

Richards also wen the Queen Mary Stakes over five furlongs At Nottingham: India 345 for for two-year-old flies on Mrs. five (Pataudi 101) Nottingham Macdonald Buchanan's Apparition "In this atmosphere how in it ponible to negotiate success

24 for one, Match abandoned. by the Derby winner Blue Peter.

At Northampton: Northampton- Richards ended the day with fully for peace?"

shire 131 and 163 for seven our vous fulare: Ichaied, who found Doubts are expressed in Com-4 munist circles that an-agrec-

win on the Aga Khan' clared (Timms-63, Gladwin for the pile of the St. James's Pala This side of the British for 50) drew with Derbyshire the mille of ment for a permanent cessation army's life in Malaya was em-108. Kanisation. Vilovic quickly ad- will be opened here today at of hostilities can be reached on phasised by

Stakes more to his liking than the Lt.-General Sir At Pontypridd: Glamorgan 51 Derby distance. June 22 at the expiration of the Frank Messervy when he for one declared and 54 for two

The big race of the day, the in view of warmly replied at a press con- bent Somerset 51 for one declared £2,000 Ascot Stakes, Co Government proposal that ference to newspaper and public and 53 (Matthews seven for 12) 2 miles, went to Sir John Jarvis, Communists evacuate certain criticism of the "lavish life" by cight wickets.

with his fox-hunter colt Reynard At Coventry: Warwickshire Volant. This eight to one favour- provinces in North China in-led by British officers and men. 252 for eight declared and 164 ite won with two lengths to spare. secluding the Shantung coastline. "I have not yet met a single for two declared

Governmenta

(Grammer 81 Admirably handled by E. P. H. Central News Resident Commissioner or police not out, Dollery 55 not out) beat

Programmes marked ENSA are meat cut off in Tsingtao from tenance relinquishment by the (Hollies five for 52)

recurded specially for Services Entertainment by the Department. land routes by the Reizure of

army of its present duties in (Arnold 58, Hollie's five for 711

of National Services Entertain- Chongyang, Taimo, Lautsun, assisting the maintenance of by 73 runn

ment. to the north.-law and order" he said.

At Manchester: Lancashire 184 und Kiaohsien

Radio SEAC and 12 for eight declared (A. V, Associated. Prese

-Radio-SEAC, Ceylon, the Ser- tred on the requisitioning 112 and 137 (Price, four for 30)

London, June 19. vices station, broadcasting on the Army of houses and build- by 27 runs.

Jack Kramer of the

(19.84 United frequency of 15120 K ings for

accommodation when

Gloucestershire States and Diany Pails of Aus- metres) from 0000 to 1715; 6075. accommodation for civilians is 241 and 187 for five (Hammoni, tralia, favourites for the final K/cs (49.38 metres) from 0800 to

1600 and from 1745 to 2230, and: short, in Singapore, the Army 63) bent Kent 171 and 200 Wimbledon Championships start- has possession of over 2,000 (Davies 1, Goddard four for 33) ing next week, both won their 3306 K/cs (88.36 metres) from

During its closed sessions

a visit to Mihailovich's head-council will take into considera-

quarters, I concluded that the tion the idea of giving the bedy reported that the Reds were al officer who is prepared to coun-: Hampshire 154 for eight,declared

a permanent character, as or- iginally it was set up for only un-tight months.

The Soviet Union, not being a signatory to the United Mari- time authority has not been in rited.

supreme command at least knew of collaboration," he said,

Vilovic,

57-year-old a frocked Catholic priest, was ac- cused of writing slanderous articles about the partisan move- ment,

To this charge he said "I ad- mit, I confess when I was writ ing I was not conscious it was

I know it now I be not true.

conscious of it when came things turned out quite different from what I had been led to expect."-Associated Press,

The countries represented are Britain, Norway, Sweden, Den- mark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, Yugoslavia, France, Poland, the United States, Bra- zil, Chile, Canada, South Africa, India, Australia and New Zea- land.Associated Press.

Women Get Too Smart, Spoil Marriage

Boston, June 19.

Marriage, which has always been a lottery in the United States, will be even more uncertain in the future, because women are getting too smart.

This is the opinion of Dr. Clifford Adams, psychologist and marriage counsellor, of Pennsyl- vania State College.

He told the Massachusetts

IRAN CABINET CONVENED

Teheran, Jung 18, Ghavum Sultanon, Iranian Minister, has called

Prime

Society for Social Hygiene that 6,000,000 American women be- the ages of 20 and 35 tween never marry, and that 65 per cent. of those who do wind up in the divorce courts.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS Arrivals Yesterday:-S.S. City of Nor- from wich and H.M.S. Contest

Woosung.

Scheduled Arrivals Today: Nil, U.K. and Singapore, H.M.S. Geru- Tomorrow: S.S. Otranto from salemme from Kure, U.S.S. Mana tic and H.M.S. Comet from exer clse,

Departures

and 179

Kramer, Pails The criticism has mainly cen-Bedser six for 24) beat Surrey Both Win

At Gravesend:

Another Test

next month.

at Lords:

to a

Seedings

0-2.

10.06 g.m.-De Groot & His Orchestra

and Richard Tauber (Tenor). 10,80 p.m-Half an Hour with Chapin, 12.00 p.m. Close Down,

1130

2240

are produced Recorded Broad-

בליד

Light happen; 1200 News

the,

buildings, of which 1,800 are by five wickets-Reuter.

second round matches in the Lon- 1830 in private houses. Europeans

Item don grass-court championships al Queen's hery today. Henvy by Kuala Lumpur, capital of the

rain held up play during the casting Service, and items marked Malaya Union, were so incensed

London, June 18.

afternoon and caused the post-

London Transcription Service. cabled an appeal to the Prime match will probably by the situation there that they

Another English Test

THURSDAY, JUNE trial bonement of many second round

20L 0000 Music On The Air; 0030 Minister, Mr. Attlee.

be playe gam:.

Kanier beat the Tioczynski, BBC News and Home News from General Messervy admitted

The following statement was

6-2. 6-2, while Pails had a nar Britain (BBC); 0645 Morning that 75 per cent of the forces issued today after a meeting

der task in disposing Britain's Star; 0700 All Join In: 0730 are in requisitioned buildings, the Advisory County Cricket Con-Derrick Barton, 6 on a soaked | (BBC); 0310 Programme

number Yesterday:S.S. Empire Mor ve per cent in War Depart-the request that an additional] played in spike shot would not 0845 Music From The Movies

one Davis Cup player, 1 Danes Munic Today

Poils News and From

Paper timer for Shanghai. IIM.S. Tynement buildings and the rest unrest trial match should be play-kround while the

AR- for Chemulpo, H.M.S. Mull of

nouncercate: 0815 Globe Trot; der canvas, but he defied Kintyre for Singapore, S.S.

more than a few inches. vas Amarican Wightman Cup (BC Chitral for Singapore, H.M.S. "lavish living" and challenged ed on July 10, 11 and 12

(BBC1; 0930 The News and Home Salvictor for Singapore, S.S. the press to produce evidence agreed to subject

ground

all won their team

matches al- News (BBC); 0040 Programme Esang

S.S.) that the maximum use is not being available. The possibly though Doris Hart dropped a for Swałow and

of this being played at Canterbury

Bet! Annouirements 0945 Tate A Kafiristan for Sydney.

made of all accommodation. is being looked into by the Kent to Miss Jean Quertior, who ac- Over To You: 1100 News Head- 1000 In Concert Style: 1030 Scheduled Departures Meanwhile the British army County Cricket Club.

complished what her country. Today:-S.S. Wing Sang for hias ninde a notable contribution

The Advisory Committee also women could not do at Wimbledon, linca; 1101 What It To You?: to the restoration of communi- considered a proposal

last week.Reuter..

Hali to widen

Queen's Shanghai,

Tomorrow: -H.M.S.

the qualification rules for county Hogue, cations and, public utilities.

Many towns in Malaya ove cricketers in 1040 but decided

Headlines; 1201 Yours For H.M.S. Venerable and II.M.S. An- son for Singapore, H.M.S. Hart the continuance of their water this was not desirable.--Reuter.

Asking: 1300 Music For R mance: 1330. The Formosa supply to Army with L.C.T. 1241 for

News (BBC); engineers,

Wimbledon, June 10, 1340 Bandstand;

1400 Gerald Seedings today for the Winble- and His Orchestra; 1430 Music whole districts with electricity,

don Championships which begin From Opera: 1500 How To Butd and town generating stations

New York, June 10.

next Monday give Denny Pails of A Band: 1580 Light Orchestral have been repaired and partly Conn. who put up one of the Kramer of the United States

Australia as Number One and J. Concert; 1000

Programme Wast staffed by the Army.

African Forces best shows ever made against the Number Two in the men playera Star) 1630 The News and Home or Gucat But it has all been done with- Brown Bomber before-the-war and Miss Pauline Belz of the Nows: 1045 Keyboard Club; 1715 out publicity. The correspon-thinks he will do better this time. United States of the women con- India and Ceylon Half Hour:

1745 The British Middle East Con-dence columns of the dally press Conn was

ahead on points after 12 rounds in their last fight but

*****testants.

Sporting World; 1800 Radio Seeding the precess by which SEAC World and Home cribed as "absolute nonsense the the Army, against scores of

flaslica; 1801 Heard Melodies various reports hore of troop complaints that in the lush tro wants to break

trying movements in the Middle East.

to "finish" Louis. Conn

reaks precedent that apart until the later rounds. An 1900 Film and Theatre

the Selecion Committee, are kept Are Sweet: 1846 Swing Time: pical glamour of Malaya the all previous challengers have

Music These are the Command's com

majors, the captains, and even meeting Louts for the second time onlinary draw might set two no-with Fear, 20te Radio News:

1930

ITMA**: 2600 Appointment these reports: on

away the Invariably they have fared worse each other on the first day.

tential winners struggling against Polish troops in Iraq: "There the sergeants dally

reel are no Pollah troops in Traq and days that

de the second time than the fir

2046 Programme An- none are being sent there."

mobilisation.-Reuter.

Neither boxer has

In the last championships in noonenm050 Forces Prom any seri 1939, America supplied alt (BBO); 2130 The News and Aerican divisions sent to the

ous fight since the United States winners, none of whom are com From Today's Papers: 2145 Paris, June 19,

Middle East: "We know nothing

entered the war. Critica have

Make Believe Ballroom: 2230 The normal monthly French of divisions of American troops

bein

Physicians said Fritz Kreis, been maintaining that Louis has peting this time-Router. the Middle East.”

Close Down. slowed down considerably and wine ration will probably be in-

lor, 71 year old violinist, was easier to hit now than he was but creased in July from, two litres toned. "We have left Syria and critically ill Trom peritonitis it remains to be seen whether he ports believed that if Coun could Proprietors.

British bases in_Syzia "requisi- (about 2-1/2 plate) to throe have no intention of going back. after a Sunday night emer still has that famous, pusch which keep on his feet for the distance litres, the Food Ministry an- By June 80, we ahtail be out of gency appendectomy.Associat-blacked out the ambitions of so he could take the title on points. nounced today.-Router.

many men. Until recently, ex-Router.

He said that women who worked before marriage found it. difcult to adjust themselves to married life, and to recognise man's desire to be the family" boss.",

Of all marriages in the Sec-

and H.M.S. Whimbrel with H.M.3. Army generators are supplying Conn Is Confident

Alserity for Singapore.

NO M.E. TROOP MOVEMENTS

Cairo, June 19,

several members of bis Cabinet ond World War from 1040.mand 'Headquarters tonight des- have included raro tributės token got knocked out when he was the best players, In the opinion ofį

to a special meeting tonight, castly 66 per cent, would break after receiving a telegram from up, he added. If the, prosent the Provincial Council of the trend continued, by 1963 onė- Persian Gulf

of half of the marriages contract- provinco Khuzistan.

ed between 1040 and 1948 would The Council asked the Cen-end in separation or divorce. tral Government to give "the same power and authority to all provincial councila in Iran, es- pecially to Khuzistán," that has been accorded to Azerbaijan under the recent agreement,

An order, fixing parliament ary elections is expected to be issued on Thursday.--Router.

ments

sent to

·Lebanon."--Reuter.

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New York, June 19.

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