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"HONG KONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1946.

WARNING TO H.K. STUDENTS

Difficulty In Finding Czechs

NATIONAL

Truck Smash ASSEMBLY

"

Feltham, Middlesex,

ADJOURNS

were

Nov, 20.

Nanking, Nov, 20. Three ATS girl cooks The National Constitutional Assembly, China's Parliament. adjourned here today for 48 hours to permit the nomination of 172 candidates for the 55 seats on the Presidium of the Assembly,~

The formal election

to tlie

killed and four were injured when the 15 cwt, truck in which they were riding, driven by a soldier, crashed into the back of a sta- Presidium is expected to take place at the 'generál meeting tionary three-ton Army

tomorrow.of 1,500 delegatea of lorry on the

Great the Assembly. Southwest Road near today.

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The girls came from an ATS Middlesex, camp at Cranford, and were on their daily trip to cook breakfast for more than three hundred soldiers at the

No. 1 REME workshops at Ash ford, five miles away.

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The injured were taken the Ashford County Hospital

and detained.

It was reported in political circles today that the examina- tion of the draft constitution for China had been completed and that coples were now being printed.

Mr. Penx Hauch-pei, Chinese Minister of Information, said was "great today that there possibility that the Social De- mocratic Party may take part in the National Assembly."

The girls' lorry was said to Reuter. have struck the stationary vehicle, swerved to the side of the road and swung round. The side was ripped off and the! girls

were thrown out. The ralice have been unable to find witnesses.

The girls killed are: Olive! Frances Reynolds (19) 02

Defence

Places in Britain

The difficulties of securing places in United King-

dom Universities for students from the Colon

ies and other overseas territories have been the subject of a communication recently re- ceived from the Secretary of State for the Col- onies. Universities and Colleges in the United ‘- Kingdom are being overwhelmed with appli- cations for entry from students in 'the United Kingdom as well as from overseas.

For the current year, 90% of available places in set all Universities and Colleges have been aside for ex-service candidates, and while every consideration has been given to the claims of overseas students, priority has been given among them also to those who have been released from the services. There is a particularly for the 1047-48 academic year, acute lack of space in and therefore, only those with the strongest recommendations and medical and engineering qualification are likely to be suc schools which crowded to capacity.

are ecssful in, gaining admission t

dcm.

It is not expected that the sit. uation will be greatly improved

Objection

To Document

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Rugger

Enthusiasm Tennis

Champs In Oxfordshire

Display

(By J. P. Jordan)

In no part of the country does enthusiasm run higher, nor is Rugby football in a healthier state, than in Oxfordshire, one of the four countries seeking admission to the County Championship. Seventeen "live" clubs and 12 schools are now affiliated to the Oxford- shire Union.

Apart from University Colleges, is very difficult to had pizees for the dents in tutorial colleges and polytech insen: student see therefore and ad-Department to reverse its ear be lost to the game, and much i vised to pursue their studies locally as

lier suspension of the $50,000,000 of the credit for their success a possible, and not to attempt to go to

credit to Czechoslovakia is con--is due to G. H. Field, president sidered doubtful.

the United Kingdom to pursue prematrs culation tudies Prematriculation studies will not come within the scope of any acholarships avaliable, and preference wil be given

those wishing to take up

already had two or three year study mł

University.

war.

the

game.

the history of

London, Nov. 20- Prague, Nov. 20.

Three former Wimbela The Czechoslovak

don champions are com- Government has prepar-

ing to England in Jan- ed a declaration of prin-

uary to play in the first matches in ciples, determining its Of these, Banbury are in a war side, E. W. Sidwell, M. exhibition future foreign trade po-wonderfully strong position, the Forbes, and G. P. Vinton, the this country since the licy and setting out the Oxfordshire Nomads are back captain, are still in harness.

on a pre-war basis with three It is good news to learn that! The matches will take place at Cabinet's decisions on teams out every week, and the the game is being successfully the Empire Pool, Wembley. Com compensation for Ameri- Oxford Exiles, who have A. M. revived in East Kent where the peting will be Donald Budge, Blue, as Dover, Canterbury and Ashford Bobble Riggs, Mias Alice Marblo can investments in Stobic, Inst year's

clubs, togather with the Thanet and Mrs. Charles

Hare (Mary, Czech nationalised in match secretary, field two

Hardwick) Banbury, who also have full Wanderers, the two latter dating

Budge

the Wimbledon, won the dustry, it was learned fixture lists for two sides, kept back over 60 years, and teams

1938 here today.

going during the war and thus from the collieries held sway championship in 1037 earned the gratitude, of the The colliery teams have not yet In the latter year he also carried.

off the championships of the Uni The declaration, which is

to thousands of Service men in resumed, but the town clubs ared States, France and Australia, expected to facilitate the con- 1939-45 the club played 92| be made public this week, is the district. In the six seasons going ahead again.

For their first home match feat unique in the for seven seasons, against the Riggy was Wimbledon cham istinuation of the Czech-American matches.

The club have ensured that College, Dover invited Group pion In 1939, when he leo won trade talks but whether it will local boys leaving school will not Capt. G. A. Walker, the old in the Men's Doubles with T prompt the United States State)

tornational to referer, and such Cooke and the Mixed Doubler is their keenness that they in- with Alice Marble. Miss Marble tend organising a seven-a-side won the Singles 1939 champion for six seasons; G. Clark, tournament at the end of the ship and was acclaimed the great.

est woman player

inyer since Suzanne Longlon. The Czech Cabinet is under- zealous secretary; A. P. Bowran, season, as in the old days.

Old Rutlishians, now in their | Mrs. Hare played in the Wight stood to be ready to honour all G. C. Lester, and D. G. Wood- boat-graduate work, or to those who herr genuine dollar investments and ward, the team secretaries, and 24th season, led off against two man Cup matches for Britain in

this decision is taken to apply S. H. Pitt, the Popular captain. of their strongest opponents. 1936 and 1937.-Reuter.

Mill Hill's Two'XVs

Metropolitan Police and Middle- to all other foreign investments,

It is also believed to be very Mill Hill, having lost their scx Hospital, both of whom won. But the Rutlishiana profited by Interested now in obtaining a ground at Radnor Hall Country the experience gained, and but in order that this may be achieved Joan from the International Club, Elstree, are now playing after beating a weakened Stort- Bank and to hope that the at Watford Spur-road, Edg-

fordian team they defeated Lon United States will not "veto" ware. Matches have been the Czech application.

ranged for two fifteens, their don Hospital in a fine game. The Rullishians were another club "No official request for a loan opponents including Harrow, to function throughout the war between Army teams represen or a Government Apokret scholars, ban yet been made by Prague Barnet, Harpenden, Finchley, with the result that shortly should make application to the Director but preliminary soundings Osterley, and Ealing whom they of Eduenton not inter than Dee. 1. 1946 have. Been undertaken defeated in an exciting game on Major Vine applied for leave in the case of applicants for Oxford or

Cambridge Daiverilim, and not to recall Commander Ellis, R.N., Lhan Jan. 16, 1047, In the case of al

Male: Reuter.

Saturday. Three of their pre- gress of repair. Such repairs have to prove the document which other universities and colleges. In the been done on an austerity stan- had been received from Japan of Government servants applying for durd. A comprehensive program and which might prove mater-holarships, applications should be anh, me of rebuilding on sites of de-ial to the case. The application which the individual is serving. (Continued From Puge 1) molished quarters has also been was granted. "Government's proposal to co-adopted, the first portion of which Mr. Takahashi. for the de-

No candidate should mostpone Hlu "appli- ordinate all orders for building will be the erection of three nine- fence, stated that he had cation is await the mult of any Schon materials has been discussed al storey blocks of flats at Leighton studied the Japanese copy of the Certificate Mauriculation or other exa jength with the General Cham-Hill to accommodate 51 families. document received. This docu-ination, but a statement should be adde

in the effect that the result of the exsun. ber of Commerce, and on the ad- "Government invited property ment appeared to be somewhat nation has not get iseen received. vice of the Chamber it has been owners by a Notice in the Pros similar to a document which applicant will be considered who i not decided that it is preferable to on June 25, to notify the Director, he himself had received. ex-in porsion of the following minimum

certain leave such importation to private of Building Rehabilitation of the cept that there, were enterprise without Government plans, and difficulties. Only five important. variations.

Major Vine said that the control,

applications were made in, res- Civil Servants Housing ponse to this Invitation, four for original document was: in pos-

of the International ne informatina: "To facilitate and encourage refinancial assistance, and one in session

Full nam pair of houses in the Mount connection with property dema. Prosecution Section. The docu-| Cameron Area, "Government has

Hished by the Japanese in the ex- ment had been certified by aj

In responsible cfficer and he, "ension of Kal Tak airfield.

ne case a loan has been arrang- Major Vine, had no reason to d with the Banks

doubt the exactitude of the

Derby: Elizabeth Ellen Lamb An

(20) of Durham; and, Brenda Gladys Yeoman (20) of Wis-! beck.

The Injured are: Joan Whit- man Reed (21) of Ramsgate: Elleen Spinns (20) of Hackney, London; Lily Wells (25) of Kilmarnock, and Jessic Me-i Denald (17) of Buckland Cum- mon, near Tring, Herts---Reu- Ler.

STATEMENT ON HOUSING

installed an emergency electricity generating plant which serves this district.

"It is only recently that signi- Beant quantities of new transport vehicles of all types have arrived in the Colony and the supply is stll? insufficient to meet all de-

mancs,

objection by the Defence to a document pro- duced by the Prosecution on the ground that there were certain variations between this document and one in possession of the De- fence, resulted in the War Crimes Trial of Kyoda Shigeru, master of the "Lisbon Maru" being adjourned after a short sitting yester- day.

Destroyed. Property · "No applications have been re ceived in consequence of Govern inent's offer, made on July 11, in reply, to a question in this Coun- cil, to consider the reconstruction "Since May, 20 senior and 19 of demolished properties on be- subordinate members cí the half of the owners. technical staff of the Pubile Works "In order to expedite the erce Department have reported for tion of new, buildings, Govern duty. The Department is, how-ment proposes to enquire from ever, silll short of 25 senior and the owners of certain destroyer 30 subordinate members and is properties as to what their inten- thus hampered in its work.

ilons are in the maller of rebuild. "As regards the housing of Ing. Government servants, Govern- "If it transpires that an owner ment has repaired, where possi-has no plans Government will ble, existing quarters, of which consider whether the land should 144 fints or houses are now oc-be resumed and sold under a new cupied, with another 39 in pro bullding covenant.”

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Mr. Takahashi expressed al wish that arrangements might be made for ment to be obtained and sent to Hong Kong.

Every effort will be made to secure a Framoni pota of vacancies for Colonial stments in all faculties and institutions,

it is important that the total require ments should be known an early as ponts bie. To this end, it is notiffed that all windents wishing to study at universities in the United Kingdom in the academic Year 1947-485, whether a private studentă.

mitted through the Hend of the Dept in

Information Wanted

reisalu•£je «uments

No

Ekler (a) University of Hong Kon Matriculation.with at iránt two languanas, or 161 Oxford and Cambarlige School Certificate with five credite

All applicants must submit the falle.

Date of Birth. Nationellty

d. Religion.

<. Name, and address of parent? or Fullas.

Full details of previous educational re- curd Including certifdentes, diplomes, or

degrees obtained and public examinations taken and passed with names of subjects

taken and credits obtain vč.

and Full dirtatis of proposed course of study including qualifications desired and sub.

Ineta to be taken.

The name of the University, which, ap plicant wisties to

The

and photoreph. the appllcent.

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PLANE CRASH

ALPS

SECOND

IN FRENCH

Paris, Nov. 20. ́. Unconfirmed reports from Lyons stated tonight that a second plane, believed to be Danish, had crashed on the Massif des Grandes Rousses- the mountainous range along the Franco- Italian border near the glacier known as "Glacier de L'Elendard.”.

The reports added that the General Commanding the French troops at Chambery had ordered a search and that parties had left for the spot immediately.

Army At Cricket

A 12-a-side cricket match

they will be running a Afth ting Hong Kong and Kowloon team, as do the Saracens, whose will be played on the KCC captain, A. Turner, and G. ground on Sunday, starting at Evans, their Bridgend centre, 11 am. The teams will be as-

follows:- were picked for the Middlesox trial.

M.C.C. In Brisbane

Hong Kong: Maj. Rowley, Capt. Ozorio, Lt. Chamber, Et Phelps, QMS Andrews, L/CH Wellings, Sgt Harrap, Big.“ Cockerill, Gpl Phelps, Sig. Jones, Fle Young, Pte Donnelly

Kowloon-Capt. Wadlow, LE Phillips, Cpl Tarrant, LGH Brisbane, Nov. 20. The M.C.C. cricketers arrived Tierney, L/Cpl Eardley, S here after a tedious 20-hour train Geldard, Sig. Kennedy Sig Journey, compared with the press Holder, Pte Hill, Ptc Fauldy, party's two and a half hours by Fte Potterton and A. N.

Other:" Walter Hammond and Captain Any other Army cricket Howard, manager of the team enthusiasts are requested to travelling by car, are due to contact Major Rowley at the morrow, when it is expected thexi match. will announce the team to meet Queensland, beginning on Novem ber 20

itain seems to be following the been without rain for six months: cricketers around. Brisbane has

dicts showers early next week- but now the official forecast pre- Reuter.

K.C.C. BOWLS TEAM

The following will, represent the K.C.C. in a lawn bowls match against Club de Recreio on Sun- day, November 24, at the K.C.C BLAT LINK at. 3.16

F. Goodwin (skin). C.

Labramy

Fine, Lec, y. C. Lairnu, E

A Foreign Office official said North and 6 degrees 10 minuts"-team, which is likely to be chosen V. Atienza,

Leonard; "H"

bington (skip), de Beb Skinner, L. Leigh; TW. Carr skip), A. Spary, 3. Hempsey, J

Eastman.

SOVIET JOINS

Meanwhile, the French Foreign, sport command plane-a Dakota Office, commenting on the report on a routine freight run from that French search parties seek Rome to Britain-sighted the ing the 13 passervers stranded wreckage of the American Dakota, incon

the mountains north of and gave the grounded" plane's

Test Team when an American position as 45 degrees minutes

Brishane, Nov. 21 Dakota plane crash-landed yes- North, 6 degrees 30 minutes east,

the With only

Queensland "No Doubts

terday, were held up, said that if (Radio locations in contact with No Guarantee

this was the case this Major Vine said that the

We are a plane. To minutes Test, attention has been turned icfence had concealed the exis should be gives us it is not in all cases

atlarid, Alternatives due to local Italian elficials the grounded plane placed the match remaining before the first to the probable England Test tence of the document which he do muatanker thas stalent that emergency cases of this

And

East). they had received, holding, no will be admitted to the University of hi are not provided for doubt that it would not assistent vririnals of examination and ether reasonable flexibility of the local mand, was sent to check on shesium training done by Voce and Another British plane, an RAF from 14 players, with Fishlock, ~hoder. With the application should be. frontier regulations, but with Lancaster of the Bomber Com- Langridge and Hardstaff omitten

In the them. A suggestion was then certificaten, medical certificate of rea

The amount of indoor gymna put forward by Major Vine to two character certificates, one of which

Customs or frontier authorities, location. it should have been possible to cbviate the possibility of any should be from the head of the school or

The RAF Dakota which sighted Pollard suggests that they will be college inst attended by undue delay and the Court was

allow the French rescue party to the wreckage heard of the crash the opening bowlers but a good closed for consideration of the

pursue their mercy, mission.. when it landed at Istres yester performance by Bedser against Sellamhip and, borsary pl+dents wi!!

Paris, Nov. 20. 2. Poor Visibility day,

Queensland may compel hii in- suggestion..

las under the mapervision of the Director

clusion.

The Soviet Footill Federation On re-assembling.

A member of the crew said: Latest reports today, stated "We took off at 1520 hours on Colegial Scholars while they are in the Pre-

While in Sydney, Evans spent has joined the International The United Kingdom. Every ladent should. 1. that 'a' snowstorm was raging in sident announced that the Court on arrival, communicate with the Director the Bardonecchia district Inte

After circling for some Australia's great wicket-keeper, tions, which now includes the of the fact that neither the end, Ana May the navigator of a search plane one and two thousand feet. we beat set of gloves from his own M. Jules Rimet, President

above the Alps at between who has presented Evans with the ruling bodies of all nations, stated of the nor the defence advice and amistance will be given braid that there was visibility of eventually spotted rapidly fall sports outfitters shop. The M.C.C. International Federation, tonight.

thirty villes. but that referred to regarded the document as ab- think. Department Allowances and other the position this morning, since light high on a mountain ridge, weather since arriving in Austrasj telegram from the Soviet Feder

encountering the hottest M. Rimet said he had received a : solutely essential, it should not payments to Government or Government

ing daylight, a faint red winking are conditions grant any very lengthy ad-holars will be made by the

ation asking to join the octeloretes have greatly we could not go low enough, to las Gelmial Omen. journment in order to bring

Hutton has a The attuation in round to accommoda-

a badly bruized national bedy-Reuter. or the the original of the document or

Generals Snavely; and Tate, of stres: We were the

It was disclosed tonight that make out the wreckage

people We then returned to finger, the result of a blow re- witnesses from Japan, which ery endeavour will be made by the United States Army, whose locate it.

tonight the Untied Kindom, and

the first to ceived from Lindwall's Arat ball Jast Tuesday, but hopes to play would entail undue delay in

•he Director of Colonial Scholars, with wives are among the thirteen finishing the case.

The manfolago of the

Les passengers stranded in the Alps The French authorities then tomorrow Reuter. "dants Barras, and other artist, tr by the Dakota's forced landing, and the villagers zald they had Undue Delay

rane up a village near our 'fix'

•hinin suitable aerommodatim for whi On the other hand, the Court en na migrant can be given in thir today in a

took part personally in the

heard the crash."-Reuter. was prepared to grant an ad-¦ vererd, and studentę must be prepared to

Flying Fortress. cut up will austerity conditions, parties | The Flying Fortress is now be journment in order that the erly on arrivel, na with rare exceptions; in enoplied with oxygen for prosecution and defence might in a not owlble to reserve accommoda-high altitude flying and the two. agree upon a line of action sug-tion in advance.

Gener intend to renew their gested by the Prosecuting Offi

search tomorrow, leaving at dawn. cer, namely, that the document

On High Peak

was at the opinion that in view re come ai the Colonial Offer Welfare this afternoon,' - A. statement search for the air a lot of time with Bert Oldfield, .Federation of Football VARSICA ME

prosecution

East London, G.W.1. the

an if students in extremely den

in potsession of Mr. Takahashi Three Nazi

bo translated; and the transla tion compared with the trans- lation in possession of the Pro- secution. The prosecution could then decide what steps it in- terded to take in respect to. the document, leaving it to the Court to come to a final decision. Hearing was then adjourned till this morning:

SHERTOK SEES CUNNINGHAM

Criminals

Are Ailing

Victoria

Frankfurt, Nov 21

the

B-17

General Snavely said on arrival

at the airport this afternoon:

"I can tell you, nothing about the

MC.C, Team ✨

Brisbane, Nov. 21.

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ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting. The M.C.C. team "against on frequency of 845- Kilbeyclas Queensland beginning tomorrow and from 12.30 to 115 pm 7.30 will be chosen from Hammond, to 8.30 p.m. and 0.15 to 11.00 - Yardley, Gibb, Bedser, Wash- maiso en 9.52 megkeycles.

Wright, Evans, Hutton; Comp-12.32 mm--London. Plane Co Accordions ton and Edrich-Reuter.

• Band waf· Bam; Browns,.

Gandhi's New brock, Ikin, Hardstaff, Smiltit. 12.10 p.Dalty Programms dommer. 1

Technique

Calcutta, Nev. 21.

crash. All the information will Mr. Gandhi's followers, wept-to- have to some from the United day as he left for Arirampur, States Forces European Theatre Headquarters, Frankfurt”

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riot devastated village

Bugby Union: Aldershot : Ber- |· 8.30 p.m.--Artis Bhaw and But Orthot vices

United Services 0, Middle tra and Dinah Baoreet radioed position of the fores Bengal where Moslems are

majority, with no landed Dakota aurrests that it is attacks by roters.lowers 11. United Hospitals 0 Edinburgn

no guard against

sex Hospital 11 Royal Air Force 100ndon Transcription Be

xles “Grand Holly Albert Shadler: somewhere on a high

"""" and ""Palms Court” Orchestra. He told, bis weeping ›

United 3 Three of the seven Nazi pak ve miles due north of the before he set out that ho

(7.10 p.m.-—Programma of "Dida "English" leaders sentenced to imprison of Dalx

County

nty Championship: North and Music ment by the International Mili- at Grenoble to the Orly airport an effort to bring about peace be Beuter.

from: the search formed on this "new, experiment in Midlands 13 East; : Midlands 8, 8:40 pm-Landon: Belari Nawozy the techalaue of non-violence" in Surrey 9 Eastern Counties 3- tary Tribunal at Nuernberg are tonight confirmed that the plane tween Hindus and Moslems. in a seriously bad physical bad still not been sighted by the condition, reliable United States observation

Army sources disclosed here clue Tronch

yesterday,

The names of the alling pri- !! soners were not revealed

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Transcription Cylons **The English", "Theatre",

Musical Comedy

Asked if he was not afraid of DORNOT'S MISHAP which in Staten

Azmy hooligans, Mr. Gandhi said:

recognise none... hooligans or London, Nov. 20, 9.15 p. De Groot in Bir Oypin

10.40 ̈ ̈pa-London HalkeiEMERS. all are hooligans, some more some The mishap to the French 2005 Caralleria Roatian Meteoroloxical

fleas. I have got the conviction horse, Dornot, in the Manchester. "Abridged (rusions of Manch in Paris forecast tonight that a long as God wants my Handicar last Saturday is not s In the Hautes Alpes De service in my present

Et serious ná first thought #11.00 am-Close Down, rii

Jerusalem, Nov. 21. The Palestino High Commis sioner, General Sir Alan Cun- ningham, yesterday received Moshe Shertok, recently released head of the Jewish Agency. All are now confined at partment tomorrow the weather will keep me from all harm An x-ray examination revealed.

Their talk covered all aspects Nuernberg, but probably will be would be kies heavily over of the present altuation in Pales noved to their new permanent cast: snow possible."

All. Gandal's followers at Ka- ns fracture of the fetlock; but he « Printed : and':published line, it was stated.

darkhe will follow his example by is suffering from raptured liga proprietor. The Sonafter the interview home in Berlin's Spandau pri-

Faint Light

going singly or in small groups ment, tes

Enterprise, Limited, Shertok left Jerusalem for Tel-Hon within two weeks. As80-

Meanwhile, it was learned here to live. In other Moslem villages Dornot is now undergoing treat-- JAMES KEATER, Windeer Aviv-Associated. Fresq.

ciated PressMATOR

late tonight that sa BAF tran of Eastern Bengal-Reuter, [ment" at Newensrket--- Reuter, Hong Son