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a peace conference before com- pleting their main jub of pre- paring the pence treaties."-- Associated Press,

"Full Counci!”

Nanking, July 7. The Chinose "Government has demanded that the full council of foreign ministers rather than only the Big Four be cunvoked

Paris consider 321

peace

to

treaties with the enemy coun- tries.

PUBLISHING,

Moncote, July 7.

CHINA MAIL

A new Soviet State publish-

ing house is to be organised for the production of the bent possible translations of im portant foreign publications in all fielda.

noto

The director of the fretitution will be Boria Sucker, former head of the. foreign department of the Tohar-Reuter,

State -Literary. Publishing

Cradle Of

Liberty

Foreign Minister Wang Shih- chieh in a statement said " wet rdance with the Preement of Dec. 24. 1945, thi The Greek

Moscow

HONG KONG, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1946.

SPORTS SECTIO

Pauline Betz Wins Singles Title

Wimbledon, July 6.

County Cricket

THE PLACE TO EAT

Jimmy's Kitchen

Britain Wins Henley

..

Royal Regatta

+

Blonde 26-year-old Miss Pauline Betz scored a sur- prisingly easy 6-2, 6-4 victory over 21-year-old Miss Louise Brough on the last day of the championships today, to win the Women's

London, July 7. Clone of play acores in County Singles title in an All-American duel before a packed centre-court gallery which included cricket matches today were:

AL Leeds:

167 Surrey. Queen Mary.

(Watts, 61, Smailes six og 40). Miss Betz, while not having masculine robustness Yorkshire 125 for tive.

like her opponent, played a good deal more At Nottingham: Somerset 209 (Watts 66, Buse 67 not out, efficient and safer game than the younger Voce dve for 86, Butler four for Miss Brough failed completely as Miss Betz appeared very tired/85). Nottinghamshire 180 for Jack Bradley, the stroke of the two men on base in the ith inn- Prime Minister, to reprodutee her aggressive vol Miss Droogh and Miss Osborne/ve (Keeton 196 not out)..

London, July 7

woman.

the first

of

U.S. Baseball

New York, July 7. Joe Dimaggio's 1ith homer with ingy gave the New York Yankees ng 8 to & victory over Philadel phia.

(By Vernon Morgan, Reuters Sports Editor)

Henley-on-Thames, July 6, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, with a record crowd, saw Britain overthrow the over- seas challenge in the finals of a four-day Royal regatta here, the Leander Eight beating the See Club of Zurich by three quarters of a length in the Grand Challenge Cup-the ma-. jor event of the regatta. It was very hard luck on the, Swiss crow that their stroke, Walter Spatufer was taken i His 18-years old brother Fritz had the hard task of taking on

|Cambridge | winning crew of At Lords: Cambridge Univer- 1934. who is an oarsman combined magnificently in ich the Chinese Government Constantin Tsuldaria, urrived in leying which took her to the final

The Swing, rowing in their for three. adhered, the drafting of treaties London by air from Paris to stage, and Miss Bett, three times ret, which they won without being sity 201. Oxford University 99. great brilliance.

Detroit's Dizzy Trout held the, United He gave this message on the

States champion, extended, 0-3. In the accond,

At Colchester: Kent 487 bright blue singlets. Italy, Rumania,day.

began St. Louis Browns to four hits as op with

merely had to play steadily and Miss Betz rallied to produce some

at half the dia- the Tigers won 6 to 1. Bulgaria, Hungary, and Finland tarding:

clever (Davies 124, Amos 70, Valen- strongly and

Mickey Haefner shut out Boston must be undertaken by deputies" is a great pleasure for me accurately and the title was hers. I lovely passing shots and

зуда For Miss Brough it the labs, which enabled her and English soil, this and foreign ministers of France, Ito land on

ahead, in three minutes 22 sec-to lead Washington to a 4 to all Essex three for no wicket.

victory. the second win within a Britain, the United States and cradle of parliamentary fiberty, first of three funis. in which she Hart to draw level onean Mistine 114, Paterson four for 58). tance they were half a canvas

aphearet during the afternoon. Miss Betz again appeared very At Hovo: Warwickshire 206 onda, sue while the pence confer- The traditional friendship be-isa Betz's perfect placing down tired in the final net and receiving Dollery 67, Carey five for 54). In the next quarter of a mile weck over the league leaders.

In the Nations League the nee which will consister thetween Great Britain and Cresce the sidelines and the position or little support from her partner, It Sussex 165 for four, (Parks the Leander crew, rowing the Chicago Cubs blanked Cincinnati

Line strengthened during

into which she lured ΤΟΥΑ

her was little wonder that Mies

atower stroke, pulled up into the in a doubleheader, winning the drafts will be convened by the has been

the recent war by the fact that opponent, soon gave her a 4-1 Brough and Miss Osborne won the 83 not out);

, Council of Foreign Ministers

Cardiff: Gloucestershire [lead and gradually forged ahead first game 2 to 0 and the second It is therefore clear that the or two people shared its slatke lend in the first sets The sixed set to annex the tiles tities niso 176 (Allen 51, Wooler five for to win a great race in the best

10 9. Frank Secore's pinch homer in the 12th innings with. Billy forthcoming peace conference in st hours alone and by the spirit ganie was a most hotly contested

the expected went to the United States when 83). Glamorganshire 171 for six. time of the Regatta-7 minutes

Jurges on base accounted for the Paris should be convened by the of loyalty and fellowship that one, but it lacked

Tom

Brown and Jack Kramer At Bournemouth: Middlesex 1 second.

runs

in the opener and full connell of foreign ministers kept them united in the com- colour.

tiss Brough rallied from love- beat Geaff Brown and Dinny Pails 335 (Compton 115, Edrich 50, The Swing eight might well only

with their regular brought the Cubs their first tallies und nut by the foreign ministers mon struggle.

in two consecutivo innings. Wait- "* hend of the freely-40, to break through after thres of Australia, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Geoff Thompson 70, Price 56, Knott have won of France, the Uniteal States,

deuces

Stan Hack in the drives gave the four.

Before the event started both kus singled Britain and Soviet Russia."

a quick three-one lead hour to bring to the people of

Ashby-de-la-Zouch: crews had the honour of cacort the first set. After breaking Leicestershire 288 in

(Berry 85, ing the princesses in the Roy i

however, the United Kingdom the greet-

through Pails service, the Americans, drew Daily was Derbyshire 76 for two,

level, and Prontice 61, Coxon four for 30). Barge "Enchantress" up the courac, to the chimes of Hen- ings of the people of Greece."

The Greek Premier has been

went on to win. 6-4. unable to find his best form and the Big Four

At Kidderminster, Worcester-ey's old church bells. in Paris to sre Foreign Ministers,

ed the accustomed bite and she was the weakness on the Austra-shire 424 for seven (Cooner 191. Asked if he was going to try played for too many hesitant shots inn sido in the second and third Howart 89). Northamptonshir and negotiate a loan for Greece which were swept away, for an- sets. Brown virtually playing the did not bat---Reuter. while he is in Britain, Tsaldarised winners by her steady oppon Americans alone, and the Amer!- ent who quickly gained a 3-1 lend cans had no difliculty in overcoin- Maid.

in the second set.

ing him.

elected Greek Government after

hd been enlled, but imme

The Men's

At

Wang said if this is not done the war. it is my privilegound / diately lost her own service

and maces and dyna-six for 114). Hampshire 64 for stroke.

will the Chinese Government deem it a violation of the Mos. #79′′ agreement. - Associated

Press

DOCKERS GASSED

Cairo, July 7.

who Five Egyptian dockers were unloading meal teay from

10,000 ton cargo ship "ip pinghain Grange," damaged last

"1 cannel say. There Are many ways in which reconstrue- tfum van be helped apart from bans, reparatious, for example,"

Referring to the forthcoming plebiscite on the monarchy, he

Miss Betz ran out a comfortable winner, 6-2.

Miss Breugh was playing as unable to forget that Paullie and beaten her In Ave tournament

Her service lack finnls last year.

Another U.S. Win Miss Brough then tightened up ning: her game and kept Miss Betz run From trailing at 2-d, she levelled at 4.all, and led 30-0 in the ninth on her service, but there

AL

an. Brown and fiss Brough until the seventh. when Miss won another title for themselves Bundy again lost her delivery, but Brown at one stage twice chang. and the fourth for Amerien, when through no fault of her own they easily beat Geoff Brown and the American Mias Bundy in the ed rackets, and, still unsatisfied, but thes sent off for two more, Mixed Doubles title, 6-4, 6-4.

The American partnership was were of no avail. Brown lost many points through wild smashing, Misa Bundy played quite well, but, twice lost her ser- vice in the first set Games went with the service in the second set

weekend in a collision with the forecast that 70 por cent of the her effort ended. She lost the much stendier throughout. Geoff

weeks of langkong," at Fort people would ask for the return next four points and seemed to Said, were overcome with fumes of King George. As far as surrender any hope she had held

is the Government

the match. Miss concerned saving' the a died almort immediately.

About 760 tons of meat in the the plebiscite was for the re-her own service comfortably and a somewhat disappointing final amaged refrigerator hold of the turn or not of King George. duraged "Rippingham Grange"

ge" started de

If the majority voted against ended with the jubilant Pauling

vaulting the

the net to offer comola teriorating rapidly in the heat and it the Government would con-

to the unloaded for dumping

dejected Louise. was being

Miss Branch had sonic consola- into the sea, 30 miles from the sider the question a constita-

winen, In partnership with shore, when the accident occurred. tional ore and would resign

The main point of his visit Miss Margaret Osborne, she beat The fumes were so powerful that they discoloured the ship's paint was discuss reconstruction Miss Beta and Miss Doris Hart in and he estimated that Grecee another all-American duel Th the and held up work

Would need nearly $6,000,000,--Women's Doubles-Pinsir 0-1, 2-6

.. 6-3. 000 for her five year plan.

No. 2 hatch of the "Rippingham Grange was opened up by the collision and over 700 frozen meat from Argentina was

ander water.

tons

of

Referring to his talks with Ernest Bevin in Puris, he, said the atmosphere was very go The 9,000-ton "City of long Ife discussed with Vyacheslav kong" was bound for Britain with 250 passengers from India. No Molotov the possibility of in- one was hurt in the collision-proving relations with Greece's

Reuter.

northern neighbours.-Reuter,

BATAVIA PERIMETER

IN DISPUTE

Batavia, July 7.

The Batavia perimeter is again in dispute and British troops have made a further advance, to occupy the east bank of the Bekassi river which runs south and north about 12 miles east of Batavia and had formed the eastern perime- ter since British troops occupied the west bank on June 12.

the to

tion

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The winner who have been unbeaten for five years, hold the United States title. Miss Brough showed no signs of fatigue, where-

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A.T.S. In Civil Jobs

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Miss Brough, although she had played in two previous games showed no signs of distress after brought the the match, which Wimbledon fortnight to a close. Reuter.

Lancs. Make 406 In First Innings

Manchester, July 7. Lancashire, out to revenge their eight wicket loss to India fast week, made 406 in the first in- nings of a return game with the tourists bere today. At the close of play India were 18 for ..no wicket. Washbrook and 'Ikin both completed centuries for

Lancashire. Washbrook, after putting on Lan-. cashire's first hundred with Place, carried the total to 212 with Ikin for the second wicket be- fore he was caught out off Sohoni for 108. Ikin, who was then 75, went on for his first century in first class cricket and was 139 before he was, bowled by Sohoni for the fifth wicket down with the total 334.

Boat Capsize

AVAH

The foreign challenge also overthrown in the Silver Goblets, which were won by two British youngsters, the. 18-year- old Burgess twins of Leander, from the Danes Olle Secher and Plorre Perregaură.

Truse the race was spoilt by the Danes capsizing-300 yards from the winning post, when one length in the lead, but the Danes appeared to have shot their bolt after eaching half" distanc only three seconds outside the

record.

They were stearing erratically und it came as no surprise when stroke hit a boom and they fell into the water; allowing the British buys to finish alone.

New York Giants hit four urth Innings of the nightcap. hamera to 7 to 0 from the Phild- delphia Phillies with reliefer Mike Udnick hontering in the deciding run.

There are two night gamen › to be played.

4

Scores:

American League

St. Louis Detroit

New York.

R. H. E.

I

Philadelphia

Doston

0

7

Washington

(One night game).

National Leagne

(First game) Cincinnati

Chiengo (Second game) Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia

New York

11

Associated Press.

U.S. TEAM FOR SWEDEN

0

Another "foreign challenge" was upset in the Ladies Chal- lengo Plate, when Jesus College,

Wimbledon, July 7. Four crack United States tennis Cambridge, beat Trinity Col lege, Dublin, by one and a qual players who have been appearing fer lengths, after a fine race in in the Wimbledon Championships, which the Cambridge crew took inchiding three title winners, will command at three quarter dis-y to Sweden today to play ex-.

hibition

tance.

against tho

matches But in the double sculls avent. Swedish Davis Cup team,

Pauline the Argentine pair, R.E. Panelo and E. D. Chaufen, won very Tuns Bros Betz, Margaret Osborne, prip at the invitation easily from Trinity Hall, Cam-making the ridge Patty are

of King Gustar bridge, represented, by H. L.

"The exhibition matches will Warren, who rowed for Britain bo raved on July 9, 10 and 11 In the 1936 Olympic Games, and and will consist of singles, doubles G. Newton-

and mixed doubles," Tom Brown said. Associated Pross

The Argentinians, sculling perfectly, won by a handsome margin of four lengths. The Races between Army and Navy British acallers had earlier been teams, planned for yesterday by oliminated from the Diamond the United Services (Hong Kong) sculls, which produced a magnl Yacht Club, had to be postponed

London, July 7.

for Mr. Lawson, Secretary War, is to be questioned in the House of Commons on what is described as an evasion of un Army Council Instruction direct- ing that in cases of redundancy in Army Pay and Record Offices military and A.T.S. personnel After Washbrook's departure, was then 73. flashed his bat at scent race, Jean Sephariades of on account of the weather. should be released before civi-Soheni, the most successful Ip-a ball ouside the off stump. The France, beating Jack Kelly of three

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Sporting Gesture

RADIO lian staffs are discharged.

into the slips the dlan bowler of the day with five ball flew off

States by United

MONDAY, JULY 8, 1940. Mr. L. White, secretary of the Lancashire wickets for. 82 runs, Sohon! just reached it with his lengths, after a fine duel in the good time of eight minutes 21

GEORGE LOBB AT THE Civil Service Clerical Associa-got King leg before wicket for finger tips and held It.

PIANO. tion, and yesterday that hun-the third wicket at 202. Lancashire's Innings closed seconds.

Z.D.W, HONG KONG broad- An official statement from tho Indonesians here predicted dreds of men and women civi- Edrich who followed looked un- three runs later for 406 when Headquarters of the Allied that the carller advance would an clerks in record offices has comfortable and was half an Sohoni bowled

casting on a frequency of 845 Price. Fallard

kllocycles and from 1280 to 1.30 forces in the Netherlands East be resisted as theft-armed forces already received redundancy hour scoring his first single and who had been playing a solid

Both men were complotalyam, 8.30 to 7.80 p.m., 8.00 to Indies, states: "The agreemont regard the expansion of the

notices. He quoted a minute was then leg before wicket to innings was the not out man rowed out, the Frenchman hav- 8.15 p.m. and 0.16 to 11.00 p.m., between the Allied and Indono- perimeter with suspicion and as made at a Recorda Cilice Direc- Mankad with four down for with 22..

ing to be lifted out of his bont. also on 9.58 Megacycles. sion representatives on the move a gradual penetration.

tors of Organisation conference 269.

Although playing time was: of Allied forces up

Sephariades,, who completed a H.K.T Since the occupation of the

12.30 p.m.-Daily Programme Summary. in May which, he alleged, sought

Ikin topped his century mark now short, the crowd of 15,000 great double for France, fol 1.32 5.m.-Variety Bekassi River contains a clause west bank, there has been alto circumvent the Army Coun with a powerful off drive and waited to see Merchant and lowing Yvon Potra's victory in 1,00 p.m.-News. Weather Forecast and which stipulated that should In-most constant fighting along the cil. Instruction by transferring

Announcementa, as his partner Mustaq Ali open_for India. They the men's singles final at Wim- with Wharton donesian terrorists continue to river. harass Allied

troops, the Gen- Meanwhile, some sections up to the War Office the onus for took the score to 272. for four took no risks in the half an bledon, showed himself a great 1.10 p.m.-Jack Wibon and His Ver

hour of play that remained and sportoman

for, when Kelly cral Officer commanding the the Dutch and Chinese press cnil Mr. White said it was assum

Rans came swiftly after tea were still together at the close Allied forces in the Netherlands for more activo, patrolling, ea-ed that the suggestion of the East Indies reserved the right pecially in the eastern parlent that the hut while the with Ikin and Wharton adding with the total 18. Merchant Back 4200 at the start, ho struck off again together. The to take such action as he con- meter where they say terrorists A.TS. would be available for 57 in half an hour without any was 12 and Mustaq All six, leave waited for him and they both rung behind Frenchman was always in front, sidered necessary on the cast are infiltrating, due to insuf posting they would regain big hitting. The bowling was ing India 388

felent patrolling by Britisirsod "As a result of intense anip-Indian troops guarding that where they were and after the losing its sting." "At £33,"Ikin's} with; all--wickets in hand-Reu- but there was only one canvas fr.1.10.014, Farourlivn

bank of the river.

ing of British positions and sector.-Reuter.

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10.08 pm-Datica -- Programme = "with

in it a quarter of a mile from elvillans had been discharged Ereat Innings came to an end ter

the finish. A MASS would not be available for post-whon he was beaten by a fast

ball on the off stump after but Remarkable Average

In the other finals Imperial several attacks by terrorists on

ing any longer. .. British troops holding the west

"By acting on the suggestioning, just short of three hours.

Cyril Washbrook,-in making College beat the Isis Club by bank, in which our troops suf-

made at the conference officers Mankad celebrated this re108. scored his afth century of two and a quarter lengths in the fered casualties, Fritish foreca

In charge of récords offices could lease for India by getting the season and reached a total Thames Challenge Cup: Leander have occupied. kampongs.

proceed with the discharge of of Phillipson and Brierley for 696 runs in his Inst six in-beat Oriel College, Oxford, by

four balls for the addition, of "Tho kamponga had sheltered

two and a half lengths in the ninge. civillans and then have military only ona run. Garlickstayed Not out three times of the Stewards Cup; to score their panda or forforizia who had

avainole, he added. personated at his union was while. 21, were added and then dlx innings, Washbrack has the third success in the regattas Vocal interlude by Herothy, Bauffy persistently attacked British forces on several occasions,

For the sake ofen paltry 440 asking the Secretary for War to Was. out to a gallant antch at

beat the Thames Rowing Club, crossing the river to do so, in worth of poultry and clothing, a call for the minutes of the con- short fine leg by Sarwate off perlakon average over this King's College, London: Houn Anne Jumlann, Allen Zen and violation of the agreement men young Chinese farmer was er force and to cancel-all notices Sohon humper ball. Eight Today he cut and drove by one and a quarter lengths in 11.00 pmCold Days. tioned above,”":

dered by three armed men just of discharge given to civilians in wickets were then down for 35 through the covers like a wreat the Wyfold Cup Trails Gol Programmes marked ENBA

bintarpen. Concerning the occupation of before midnight on Saturday.

of the Army No Risks contraventiona

writes Leario Con- lege, Cambridge, beat Now Col-recorded specially for Ber

Entertainment by the Depar the west bank, the, Indonesiana

Wharton, another young left stantine, Reuters special corres- jege, Oxford, by and and aghalilor. National. Hervices, in To Kam 36-year-olds fariner

Council Orderant „Villageym

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chander, reached Ws, 50 fa 70] pondent, with, the Indian team, lengths in the Visitors, Cup: ment, ? said that no agreement existed in Welcheung but confirmed that they had fonted to defend a few belong

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