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Committee The CIO

for Maritime Unity and West Coast Union leader' Harry

Bridges backed the threatened walk-out on Friday of West Coast marine

engineers who

accuse the shipowners of "welching" on the recent Washington agreement.

The claim was reiterated that the operators failed to adjunt the biura for licenced engineer fleurs On government-owned ships, saying that such an ad- justment was called for by the Washington settlement.

The Engineers' Union said it had notified the War Shipping that its 8,000 Administrations members will not

report for

ment in madu,

Jute 15 strike

CHINA MAIL

ASSETS IN SWITZERLAND

Berne, June 26.

The Swiss National Council -the Lower House of Parlin- ratified the ment--today agreement with the Allies on the disposal of German starts over- in Switzerland, by an whelming majority. The sct- the Swian to tlement

obligen hund aver to the Allies hall of the German asarts in Switzer- lund and to pay 250,000,000 Seiss franes (about £14,700,- 000) for the gold looted U Germans and transferred to Switzerland-Renter.

Commercial

Broadcasting

London, June: 26.

Mr. Herbert Morrison, Leader

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HONG KONG, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1946.

M SPORTS

SECTION-

India Got Its Runs

Too Hurriedly Eight Killed

(By Learie Constantine, Reuters Special

✓ Correspondent)

In Crash

THE PLACE TO EAT

IS

Jimmy's Kitchen

India Opens Against Northampton

Northampton, June 26. The following have been selected for the Indian tourist team, which is playing Northampton today here:-

Merchant (captain), Modi, Sohoni, Abbdul, Ha- fcez, Hindalkar, Mustaq Ali, Sarwate, Man- kad, Banerjee, Armanath and Shinde with Nayudu as twelfth man. The five Test men rested include the Nawab of Pataudi.

Lords Ground, London, June 25,

Seattle, June 26. Although India lost the first Test Match against Eight young men, nearly half England by ten wickets, she put up a much the roster of the Spokane West- better fight than the scores would suggest anders International League · Base- the tourists in getting 275 in their second in-ball Club, are death and a ninth is crippled for life, after the nings their highest ever against England chartered bu in which can look back upon the game with consider-rode crashed through a guard Pimms, W. Barron, W: Nevel. W.chip was broken. Only three, Both the skipper, the Nawab of Pataudi, and the the Cascade Mountains on Mon. Clark and A. G. Robfui batrenched forward to the first ball

able satisfaction and pride.

the wicket must

were

they

rail into a deep ravine high in

day night.

sever

the

The Northampton team Inclustes; I medium bowling which they play- P. E. Murray-Wills, D. Brookes, ed safely. But when Merritt, the. P. Davis. W. Whitfeld. J. New Zealand right-arm spinner on at 03. the opening part- H. Greenwood, W. E E: Mertitt. E.

Murray-Willly is a

runs were added when Mankad

who captained the team during the of Merritt's second over and was later war years. Previously be caught off 4 leg-break in the slips played for Wiltshire. Brookes was by Harron, and India's ecoro wan

consistent bat in the last three lene for 66.

Sixteen hours after the gedy, George Lyden, pitcher, died in hospital of head in juries and burns. One other pre-war seasons when he scored full of confidence, following his is in a critical condition while over a thousand runs ench season. 50 in the Test, Armanath opened others, including the Nevel is a medium pace bowlerin lively style, driving Morriti to who was on the Surrey staff be the off boundary and using his driver, are injured.

fore the war. Davis, besides being feet quickly to get the ball. Hu investigation

a useful bat, can also keep wicket, punished Merritt with two cause of the unexplained tra- Whitfield is a bat who was with four off the following balls so that

Surrey pre-war when he scored another gedy awaits the recovery

another useful partnership de the injured driver, who is not 250 in his two innings against veloped. Lanch arrived with the yet in condition to describe the Torkshire in 1938. Timms is a

pair together having repeated the

wicket

of 56. EL PAL BHCFBhip, bowling accident.-Associated Press.

Clark, in the

of

of

manager, Pankaj Gupta, were far from down- hearted and were eagerly looking forward to the next Test with England at Manchester next month. Pataudi told me after the, medium pace Smailes of York always hostile. of the House of Commons, to Jaymatel: "We lost to a team that shire

its opportunities. It is, Redser took 11 wickets for 146 reaffirmed the Government's inten- touc

An whether India runs during the match, his first very „doigutable tion to do everything #L

broadensting wousi no, have been better off for England, and this new work tomorrow unless adjust-prevent commercial

From

Tate" has come to abrond. ile was reulging to Emrys Ro-in losing the toas on this occn- "Maurice"

stay. It said that "il fonks like the beris, Liberal, who asked whether son because

have been abnormal in some The Lancashire ail-rounder national war-

view of in of the Government's airy time tie-up) was just postponed this respect, it was aware that respects when two sides found Jack Ikin was not an unqualified and his performance upt Friday, that is all." a company named Wireless Pu themselves in difficulty on the success

between now and the next Test fact that he and Pollard would A shipowners spokesman de-blicity Limited was actively seek first day.

with British com-

will be carefully watched. The both be playing on their home nied the Union interpretation of ing contracts

Red operate 1

selectors may not overlook the pitch.--Reuter, panies the agreement signed in WeLaxemburg as from July 1; and ington. He said that that was what obstructed the employers what steps were being taken to

prevent British

ish residents buying in their attempts to negotiate a

time on foreign statiba. contract with the licensed per-

Mr Marrison said that while y sonnel and bring their wages in

was entrect the Government in. line with the raises given tonded to do everything it could to prevent such broadcasting he was The spokesman said that the not at present in a position to Pacific American Shipping (As-make a statement regarding the taktn to give Hociation offered the engineers, measures being masters, mates and pilots "the effect to this intention-Reuter. exact formula reached at Wash- inglon," but the adjustment is

senmen.

over

waiting ratification by the Wage Charter For

Stabilization Board.

Masters,

Rates and pilots are now con- sidering the offer. Associated Press,

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"It should be noted that the whole of the wicket was covered prior to the start und so it might have sweated.

"The India ground fielding

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was

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if not

superior to England and we feel very proud of our work in that department. It was a pity ar catching did not come up to the same standard."

STRONG CHALLENGE

BY U.S. GIRLS

ond

sound but and a change medium rat bowler, Barron a forcing bat рдер and slow bowler and Greenwood a spell, occasionally produced a ball probable wicket-keeper and algo nzoing away sharply great nace, prot sound bat. Robirsen is a medium beating both batsmen in turn, pace bowler and useful bat.

| Armanaih, rapidly drawing un to Merchant won the toss and de-Merchant, hoisted the 100 in 108 cided to bat on a pitch likely to minutes with a powerful pull to cusily early in humid condi- boundary off Merritt, Immediately,

ploy ny

tions,

Test openers,

Mr Merchant completed his 60 with a chant and Mankad began the three off the same bowler.

Innings to the bowling of East The lunch score was 112 for one left-hander Clark and Novell. The (Merchant 50 not out and Arma- howlers had to use sawdus: tonath 34 not out).-Reuter. Lecure a foothold.

Merchant quickly got into his

stride, taking two and three of

*nce

The first

bet for

"ut

Questionable Cricket

Agreement

I

To Fight Freddie Mills?

his Alth

U.S. Baseball

New York, June 26, In the American Lougue, Bostore blanked Detroit as Freddie Hut- thinson spolled a brilliant pitcher's düel by walking four Red Sox in a row in the eighth inning, forcing ocross one run, Boston won the

single gamo, by a

Bob Fell struck out 13 bat. ters, giving

win Cleveland the over

New York by eight runs to

Wimbledon, June 26, While there must have been The American girls' challenge at the Wimbledon some foundation for what the

championships, supreme test of English lawn

Nevell's first over with neat Indian captain suggests regard-

tennis, stands menacingly at 100 per cent at the

strokes. Less assured, Mankad ing the wicket it might be that

end of the second day's play today. Pauline nicked the last ball of Clark's the bull moved about off the

Betz and Margaret Osborne are through to thecond over, the ball fading just scene disconcertingly on Satur

short of second slip.

Merchant

Newark, N.J., June 26. day although eredit must be third round with comfortable wins, and Mrs. followed with a grand late cut vit Charlie Chancy, 167 ., of Kiven to the bowlers for grusp-

Patricia Todd has, so far, been the only one of the ball falling to reach the Baltimore, knocked out. -Steve ing their

awing to a slow outfield. Hostak, 168 lb. of Newark, chances with both

the American Wightman Cup girls seriously hands. But the, wicket was al-

gaining more cool yesterday in the fifth round, to be tested.

produced

delightful square immediately matchmaker Babe - C. Williams, Schenley ways cusy-paced even if Bedser

cut at the expense of each bowler, Hér first round the with Vera Britain) beat J. Haanes, of Nor-

was trying to Distillers Vice President, told, slipped along rather quickly at

Dace. 7-year-old Dulwich civil way, and V. Vrba, of Czechosle Merchant then being 16 and Man- Culnan said he

It went to five sets and eight half-hour produced 28 Mills,

match Chaney the Science Institute of Canada times.

and Freddie British heavy weight, that the national

Today the wicket was playing servant, was the highlight of to-vakia. research foundation bill, now pending in no tricks as was shown by the day's play. The Californian girl each pair actually won 27 games,

Cufnan said he had offered good partnership. Singe the United States Congress, is batting of Armanath and Eng-came very near to a centre court though the Britons won 6-8, 6-1 uns with both batsmen looking champion. a "Charter

Science" the land's opening bats Hutton and sensation. Mes, Todd won a great 8-6, 1-6, 6-3,

5. Webster (America) put up the start. conditions improved and $25,000 to Mills. battle of wita by G-1, 4-6, 6-4, who scored the after she had fallen behind in the terrific struggle in the first the Uni now broke through.

The British fighter and man- of which will Washbrook,. very magnitude alter the whole balance of necessary 48 runs for a victory final set at 1-4. It was a hard round of the men's singles against Clark was replaced by melium-ager were his guests at a show

Comery

32, pace Timm in which J. S.

(Great Britain muiden over to Maukad, in the remaining 35 minutes be-hitting baseline game,

starting

here. with

He said that they are re- Nevpli scientifle activity in America.

the English girl concentrated on He won the first two sets at 0-4

turning to England on Friday, "It is believed that anything fore lunch,

While every

credit must be Mrs. Todd's weakness-her fore- and 9-7, lost the next two 2-6 and was proving rather expensive, but promised to consider the from $100,000,000 to $200.000,-

each batsman hitting him off

Chaney bout, which would be balls. government given the Indians. for their fine hand and prolonged the rallies 3-6 and lost, the fifth set at 7-5. of 000 a yeny

The scoring rat held inte in August or carly Among other results

auccessive were: money will in a few years be showing a showing which will waiting for errors.

defcat very near, Mrs

by the accurate bow- Men's doubles, first round was checked for fundamental re-undoubtedly bring huge crowds

Todd staged a

fighting recovery. Billington and J. S. Oliff (Grenling of Timms whose first three September here. flowing

Chaney scored Then -Mer- search and the training of re-to the remaining two Tests-She levelled at 4-4, losing only Britain) beat E. J. Filby and A. Overs were maidens.

think that they search workers, in addition to cannot but

three points in three ganes,

took MacPhail (Great Britain), 6-4, hant hooked Nevel! for the first straight K.O. and 16th in 17 fights since leaving the Navy. expenditures on normal govern

might have done better and at the lead in the ninth game and 6-2, 6-2, E. R. Avery and E. C. four of the day.

Subdued lenst forced a draw had differ- the set in the tenth for the mintak Peters (Great Britain)-bert-L. N-

--Associated Press. While the batsmen were at thinks was n terrife match that Hardwick and P. E. Hare (Great! Dr. Williams said that doublent tactics, been adopted.

There Was certainly very brought the spectators flocking to Britain) 12-14, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. subdued they were

never really ing or even trebling Britain's

court to watch the Reuter.

troubled by the good length of the current Tovernment-sponsored little between the two teams in the centre research expenditures "would bowling, batting or fielding and game.

Heartening from the British still give the figures insigni- at several stages during the

what game the pendulum might have point of view was Jean Quertier's ficance compared with America is thinking of spending swung the other way, particn display against the tall, chle Frenenwoman, J. Marcellin, whom. for

fundamental research larly on Saturday, when India alone." Associatert Press. bad dismissed four of England's she beat 6-2, 6-4, Her win was

effort and a contrast to the best batsmen for 70 runs. Even grand

lethargie somewhat

match Ja this morning. India still had

which Mrs. Jenn Bosteck, une of of extending Britain's fighting chance

"zeeded"

beat playera, England and here was where, Miss Sutz, of Switzerland, 0-1, 6-4. her batsmen failed badly.

Jenn had lost a lot of her early Palo Alto, June 26. Playing against a deficit and season pace, but she made the time, the Indian Swiss girl do most of the running. Ved Vrat, 25-year-old Hindu the enemy

Memories of former Wimble- graduate student at Stanford team got its runs too hurriedly.

homer of the season. University: today married Eve-I am not one to suggest stroke- dons were revived by

match between Betty

downed. Washington, acoring two lyn Corriveau, aged 17, Red-less cricket but here is a team round

rain.

runs in eight innings. Final score. Wood City high school student, with its back to the wall night Nuthall, recently returned from

itself by the America, and Madame

Mathien

Sellers and Fallows, the two Lord's but it is not likely to be was Chicago six runs to Washing in the University chapel in aling to extricate

of France. Madame Mathieu first captains, decided that Yorkshire overlooked.

ton's four mixed Christian and Vedantic use of two alternatives-rune competed at Wimbledon in 1926, should bat for half an hour and It recalls the freak declarations Only one night game was played. religious ceremony. The double or time. They preferred to and Betty a year later. Today then declare; that Lancashire | of 1931-Yorkshire were involved

their game did not lack virility should attempt to get a „first in was performed work on runs,

of them which subse- two

Boston Programmes marked ENSA are ring ceremony

and excitement for all the passing inninga Jead and; If successful, dequently brought an amendment of

Detroit recorded specially for Services by Rev. E. W. Mimby, former

years, The Frenchwoman, wear-clare immediately, the remaining the rules. Entertainment by the Department Methesist missionary to India.

ing a white beret with jockey can time left for play being divided. Vrat is studying icthyology, i

It also brings time-limit cricket of National Service Entertain

A solid and match-saving peak, led 5-1 and lost the first set By this means it was hoped that inte the championship; which was

G 10 ment.

completing studies within two

between Hazare -5. Then, after winning the one side would got 12 points, condemned by a special select

10 Radio SEAC

years and will return with his partnership

the National League, Ciscin- Radio SEAC, Ceylon, the Ser-bride to India, the bride said, and Pataudi, was all ind... could second set only to lose 8-0. Aita matter of paramount importance committee of the M.C.C.

tho spin-bowler gether, Madamo Mathieu had six to both counties concerned as they Unless it is a general rule anti went on a batting, rampage vices station, broadcasting on a Vrat was sent

to the Unite ask for but

are well in the running for the a beautiful leg-match points,

reement between captains to get blasting five Brooklyn pitchers out frequency of 16120, Ke's (19.84 States by the Government of Wright with

Tho

12 points from a match, that of the box, while the Red's cat- metres) from 0800 to 1715; 6075 India to study for doctor's break-the best ball of the

match--beat the Indian Captain Jedrzelular Polish girl, "Jed" championship.

Analist in 1930, who I could obtain no official com- otherwise could not possibly end cher, Ray Muller, hit two homora K/cs (49.88 metres) from 0000 to

degree.

a fortnight's ment on this bold experiment from that way, must be open to serious and tavo singles, accounting for 1600 and from 1746 to 2200, and

The bride's father was burn all ends up. "It would bowl me has played only

tennis in seven years-she was in

obfection because it is unfair to five runs, 3806 Kes (88.86 motres) from

every time, Pataudi Poland during the whole of the in France and her mother was; nearly

the other countins. 1630 to 2nd are produced born in Russia. Her father, i told me.

German occupation was beater COUNTY CRICKET- Items

Hazure might not have mis-by Mrs. S. Laffargue, of France, Recorded

Corriveau, gave the Arthur

London, Juno' 25. casting Service, and items marked bride away. He said that the timed Bedeer had he exercised "scoded" player, 6-4, 6-4.

Several Beatings County cricket championship **London Transcription Service. union was a significant gesture a little more restraint, for the

THURSDAY,

Britain's entries in the men's results today were: JUNE 27th towards breaking down the bar holl was well outside the off

when he pushed

doubles took several beatings in At Bath: Somerset 154 and prejudice-As-stump

Paris, June 26. 0800 Music On The Air: 0630 riers of race

speculative bat at it. And it the first round., Among these were 193 beat Kent 125 and 174 by scuring each "no decision" game the now women's world record for Miss Madeleine Renaud claimed BBC News and Home News from sociated Preas.

was trying to pull Wright to M.D. Deloford and C. M. Jones,, 88 runs. (Buse four for 16 and means a dead loss of 12 points to gliding when she stayed alofs for Britain (BBC); 0845

boundary that ended the left who want down to the Belzlans. Hazell four for 74 in Kent's the two teams involved. handed Gul Mahomed so, ab- P. Geelband and P. Washer, 10-3. second inninga).

A little calculation shown that 12 hours 63 minutes on June 18 in Southern France. The previous Nowa and From Today's Papers' Light Orchestral Concert: 1000 ruptly. The Indian did not ap-2-6-6-2 and 6-1.

At Birmingham: Warwick- the following farcical result could record was 28 minutes shorter and Another British West African preciate that four singles would (BBC); 0810 Programme An- Programme

was set ly two Russian women in 1st Inns. Lead 1959-Associated Press. nouncementa; 0810 Clobe Trot: Forces or Guest Star: 1630 The have been more useful to his beaten were B. G. Neal and R. C. shire 388 and 188 for four de- happen:

Thorn, who lost to H. Feaff and and 126 by 220 runa. (Hollies 4. 20 15 0,5

and clared beat Leicestershire .200 (BBC): News and Home News; 1845 Key- 0845 Dancing Through

P. W. L.D. 'No Dec. J. D. Pts. 3. Spitzer, of Switzerland, 7-5,

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The ball with which Smailes, 6-2, 6-2. Other winners were five for 56 in Leicestershire's B. 20 18 0 0 (1 Tle) 0.4 0.202

London, June 20. (BBC); 0940 Programme An- Jon Half Hour: 1745 Sporting

Dorman J. Van Den second funings).

Thus A. although winning two nounces that& match between

The Football Association an 1000 In Concert Style; 1030 Ovor and Home News Flashos: 1801 effortless 50 was also a beauty.

At Bradford: Yorkshire 417 more games than B, and having England and Scotland is to take Belgium, who best Buse, of and M. Lucking for nine declared boat Notting-ost none compared with B'e alx,

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