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MINERS' LEADER GETS FINE

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Washington, Dec. 5. Federal Judge T. Alan Goldsborough fined the United Mine Workers $3,500,000 and John L. Lewis $10,000—but spared him a jail sentence -in the contempt of court action born of the paralyzing coal strike. Defence Council filed an appeal. The judge denounced the coal crisis as "a mon- strous thing." He said. it was a threat which if successful would reduce Americans to cold, hunger and destitution, overthrow their Gov- ernment and establish a dictatorship over them.

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CHINA MAIL

NELSON ANNUITY TO CEASE

London, Dec. 4.

The £5,000 annuity granted to the Nelson family as a memorial to their illustrious sailor

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ECTION

Down Jew's Appeal Tom McGovern Having

London, Dec. 4.

An appeal by Eujezer Zabrovsky from refusal by the Supreme Court of Palestine to grant a writ of habeas corpus in respect of his son, who was detained in Palestine in April 1944 under the Emergency Regulations and later deported to Eritrea, was dismissed today by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Manager Trouble

Danes Draw

...

ancestor will not be paid Respondents to the appeal were the G.O.C: Pales With Town

after the deaths of the present Lord Nelson and his brother, the Hon. Ed- ward Egar Horatio Nel-

son.

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the

tine, representing the Commander-in-Chief, Middle East, and the Inspector-General of Police and Prisons, Jerusalem. Counsel for Zabrovaky told for of Eritrea made an order

the court that his client's son, detaining, among a Palestinian, was not charged Zabrovsky's`aon. with any crime. but was de- tained, broadly speaking.. for

othera,

Huddersfield, Dec. 4. The Combined Copen- hagen soccer team drew "Huddersfield

2-2 with

•London, Dec. 4. The ex-Army sergeant, Tommy McGovern, who won such glowing praise from the world heavyweight boxing champion, Joe Louis, when, as Kennington lightweight and former ABA champlán, he won the inter-Allied tournament at Rome, is the centre of a boxing controversy that is raging behind the seenes In London.

who wanted to stay in the Army, but boxing is to be his livelihood and the Board cannot refuse him a licence,

The cause of the trouble la-- who shall be his manager?

It has been announced in the

was whether the Government match of their tour of are him, but the former light- The main issue in the case Town in the opening press that Jack King would man.

reasons of public safety, of Palestine could validly detain England today. The half-weight champion. Dave Crowley. tuantial gain out of him for

was taken to Eritrea and de- tained there in a military camp, being transferred for a period tn Sudan.

Or October 4, 1945. it

was

The House of Commons rea It was this termination which ched this decision by passing Goldsborough said that if it i becomes a question of the des-precipitated the strike of 400,000 the second reading of the truction of this Union or the pre-miners, a strike which is slowly Trafalgar Estates Bill by servation of the country, the coun-strangling American industry, votes to 102. In moving

being second reading.. dimming out cities, and try is going to be preserved."

Mr. Hugh a preliminary felt across the ocean in Europe. Dalton, Chancellor of He then issued'

the "A cruel and unusual punish- Exchequer. injunction against Lewis and the

Auggested that ment," roared defence counsel in Trafalgar House might, by the UMW.

The Injunction raised the pos- the turbulent session in which discontinuance of entail, pass alleged, the Chief Administra-

Goldsborough advised into the hands of the Admiralty ribility of further heavy punish- Judge ment if the strike is not ended Lewis not to risk another con- and thus become a far better swiftly and replaces the restrain-tempt citation.

memorial to the great admiral ing order which Lewis was con- The warning was issued during than it was at present.

speech by Lewis in contemptuously disre-an angry

which he asserted that the Gov- Lewis glowered, his face ferment lawyers were lying.

Unemployed muscles twitching. He went free

Gigures, mean must while, rose to 570,000 including until Thursday when he

miners, with the total expected to jump to over 2,000,000 within a week or 10 days as a result of the vailroad freight embargo.

victed of

Karding.

past bond, the amount of which

was unslated.

WOB

The opposition motion for the rejection of the bill based on grounds that proper compensation was not being paid and that Parliament was being asked to dishonqtir the moral obligation to maintain The $3,500,000 Anc averages

the pensica. alnut $250.000 daily for the 14

Mr. Dalton, moving the days Lewis has defied

A majority of the current un-second reading, said that Golds-

the by surrounded borough's order to call of his an-employed are in industries relaf- subject was nouncement of contract termina-ed to coal.

much poignant British history. Lord Nelson foiled Napoleon's plan for the invasion of Bri- Lain just as his successors, tu- operating with the Air Force and Army in the last war, foiled Hiller's plan with the same object.-Reuter,

tinn.

Jewish Refugees Landed

Haifa, Dec. 4.

Three hundred Jewish

1

The embargo will hit heavily at other industries, including 500,000 in automobile plants in Detroit. The automobile industry is expected to come to a vitual standstill with the freight. em-

argo.

The Secretary of Commerce and the Industry Association in New York City prediet that the rail- read embargo will bring "almost complete paralysis and Isolation' to industries in 'America's largest

BRITAIN

e-ity, idling a high percentage" HIT BY

fugees, formerly illegal im-jof New York's 2,500.00 workers. migrants

fide but now hona

The Chicago Association of

"newcomers," arrived at Haifa Commerce predicts the embarge U.S. STRIKE

yesterday from Cyprus on will bring a gradual closing of sard the British ship "Empire more than 10,000 industrial plants Heyword".

in that area.

(Continued from Pane 1)

Chinese On Trial

In Tokyo

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time score was one all.

tells Reuter that he is the only holds person who

McGovern's The Danes went ahead after contract, 11 minutes when the Hudders- So Reuter phoned the Board of field centrehalf,

whose Southern Council Briggs, Control,

Tuesday

to discuss the harassed by the Copenhagen met on

and grant McGovern a matter centre forward. Praes,

Put professional licence. The matter through his own goal.

L is in abeyance and sub judice," Clever play by the Danish said the Board secretary, Charles captain, Hansen, gave the in- Donmail. side left, Lundberg, a chance

"I do not expect to make any

long while. I do not intend to push him along straight away. for championship. He will be. carefully nursed and guided to championship status in perhaps

He is 21, two or three years. natural lightweight and a great Bays

Crowley, who has started up da manager, has three ex-A.B.A. In - his stable --

him in a country to which he was deported when, at their instigation, the authorities of the country had made a deten- tion crder in respect of him.

De Facto Control? ---- Appellant submitted that: In suel circumstances the Govern- ment of Palestine retained, de facto, control of the person detained, and was therefore an- swerable in habeas corpus pro-and his shot was the best of has been adjourned until Monday McGovern, Groves and Kent.--- the first half. The home-goal-Govern is due to make his pro- ceedings.

Counsel for the respondents submitted that, assuming, these proceedings were treated as be- ing against the Palestine autho- rilles, they would fail because there was no illegal detention.

The Judicial Committee said they would give their reasons for dismissing the appeal later.

Reuter,

LINCOLN'S INN SUICIDE

Tokyo, Dec. 5.

Chinese Masao Shimizu, a national, will face trial before the 8th Army military commis- sion on charges of having con- tributed to the death of three Chinese prisoners, according to a SCAP Legal Section announ cement. This will be the first trial before the 8th Army mili- tary commission involving other than a Japanese defendant.

Shimizu, who was employed quest today on a 25-year-old by the Kabushiki Kaisha Kajima | Swedish seaman, Ernest Rune Gumi Engineering and Con- Hansson.

London, Dec. 5.. A verdict of suicide by hanging was returned at a St. Pancras in-

struction Company to guard wor Two boys discovered the body prisoners and enslaved Chinese hanging by a leather belt from civilians, is alleged to have a holly tree in Lincoln's Inn Fields bren partially responsible for on Nov. 30.

It was stated that papers. on the deaths of Chien Chi Sun of. Lae Cheung, Shantung pro- the body. showed the man left his vince; Ying Ching Llu of Yung ship at Liverpool. Associated Ching Hupei province; and Press.

HOME

New York, Dec. 4. for Los Angeles and San Fran

The S.S. President Polk sailed cisco on the fast lap of a round- the world trip which started from San Francisco on 500 tons of

Her cargo included

23.

keeper, Hesford, cleared int the second attempt...

and

Huddersfield improved their inside right, Glazzaro, equalised after 37 minutes.

Crowity. boxer-fighter already."

The case was considered, but champions

further consideration. Reyter.

fessional debut at Seymour Hall on Tuesday against George Frost.

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"Disgusted"

Tennis In Australia

The English club secured the "I am disgusted with the whole lead after the interval when affair and now others by sub their centre forward, Rogers, control of one of the greetest Bri- scored from close range.

Tell tish prospects for years. I want minutes from the end, the nothing more to do with it," saye Danes again drew level,

Jack King. Nearly 7,000 people watched

Crowley. the game-Reuter.

Bromwich terfuge are attempting to gain

Now listen

McGovern

$

is an ex-serviceman

All-American Star

Named

Team

New York, Dec. 4.

The Army and Notre Dame, who beat everybody else but could not beat each other, captured five of eleven places in the 1946 Unitd Press All-American football team today dominating selections in the nationwide poll as they did their opposition.

The Army placed its famed Mr. Innide" and "Mr. Out- "Doc" Blanchard-in backfeld side,Glen Davis and Felix

for the third straight year and second straight year. end Hank Foldberg for the

Davis was the all-American universal

Australian

Team For

Shie Yin Yie of Ning Chic: THE LONG VOYAGE Steel plants are already operat- A survey by Associated Press Hupei province. They were released aftering mestly at 95 per cent of capa-correspondents of the European When Zei Yee Lieu, an 'ens their arrival and welcomed by elty with most open hearths and Fuel supply position indicated slaved Chinese civilian, 149 an official Jewish representa-blast furnaces shut down.

that France, Italy and Denmark recaptured after he attempted Rail passenger service, already are hardest hit by the American to escape, Shimizu punished him tive and applauding crowds.

Among the new arrivals were; reduced 25 per cent will be cut miners walkout.

by applying burning embers to nine children, born during the another 25 per cent Sunday.

Reporting that American sup- his feet and hot iron to his refugees' stay in Cyprus-§~|

More schools are closing forplies represent more than half of Labdomen.

Spécifications

Hat lack of fuck-Associated Press. France's total coal imports, as many other alleged crimes. sociated PresK,

Appeal To Truman spokesman for the French Minis-

For the first time in the 8th New York, Dec. 4.

2,019 choice with try of Industrial Production pre-Army military commission trial, The President of the National dicted widespread work stoppages La Tu Mo Ling of Nanking Association of. Manufacturers, Mr.unless the miners dispute is and Captain Chang Nai Weng Robert Vanon, today called upon settled quickly. American edal of Chungking will serve a

to settle the imports by France, compared with assistant prosecutors. United ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting President Truman en a frequency of 846 kilocycles conl strike "without any conces-total imports in recent months Press. and from 12.30 to 1.15 p.m., G.30sions of any kind" to John Lewis included: September, 713,000 ton=" to 7.30 p.m., and 9 to.11 p. and the United Mine Workers. also on 0.62 megacycles.

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RADIO

12.00 pm-Dally Promtromme Bummary. 12.32 Variety.

1,000 guru.-News, Weather Report and

Announcements.

1.10 jun-Plano Duvist

Nave.

Moreton and

• 125 jun-Three Tchaikowsky Sunga

and 1,188,000 tons. October, 350,-

Mr. Vanon declared in a speech 000 tons and 719,000 tons, that Lewis and labour had be- Though admitting_the_likeli- come the "super' government” in ¦hood of serious setbacks to French

be United States. United Press, industry, Henri Marcel, Secretary-.

Miners' Support

General of the Frenca Miners' Union," said that it was likely that Washington, Dec. 4. General reaction to the fining Union officials would vote a re- or John L. Lewis. chief of the solution of solidarity "with our United Minp

Workers, showed American comrades" at a meeting Union members to be still solidly on Friday... Can pantomon Transcription Ser. behind their leader.

1.10 p.m.-Tchaikowskyt

Prinema"--Bulle.

209 m.m.-Clown Down,

"Sleeping

vices "Grand Hotel" Albert Sand-

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1.0 ..ndon Relay: News.

1,14 aum.-"Bormance and Whythm."

7.30 Variety Requeste

120 mg-Landes Transcription Ber.

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viens The English Theatre No

1" and the New Drama."

9.46 p.m.-Marek Weber and His Orch.

0,00 p.m.-Landun Relay: News.

9.40 p.m.-Three Behanes from Noel

* Coward's "Tuntalat at 8,30,"

0.10 5.-The

Drekostra.

London Philharmonic

10,60 ..--Leoncavalla's

(Abridged Yersion).

11.00 pm-Close" Dawn.

teg

Restrictions

Members' declared: "It won't be

In Copenhagen, officials have much and will be worth it If we get storier hours as we don't clamped down wartime restric- care if it is $10,000 Lewis has to tions to conserve fuel supplies, pay or $100,000-we are still be Ohly half of the city's street hind him if he gets us shorter fights are burning, public trans hours."

port is curtalled, including

"TIME"

crude rubber for Havana taken aboard at Penang and Singapore, and wool from Hong Kong. This i

the first American reconverted passenger-cargo ship, which was make a post-war round-the-world a troopship during the war. to

drip-United Press.

Fantastic Plan Of Jap. Domination

Tokyo, Dec. 5.

was

A fantastic plan of the Japanese to dominate not. only Asia and the South Pacific but also North, Central and South America brought to light at the war crimes trial here today.

Central American

coun-

Venezuela,

votes in the nationwide poll of sports-writers out of a possible 2,310. Blanchard was second with 1,951.

Next Test

Brisbane, Dec. 5.

Melbourne. Dec. 1. The Australian pair, John and Colin Long. reached the final in the Vic- terian lawn tennis men's dou bles championship when they defeated two members of the. United States Davis Cup team, Jack Kramer and Ted Schroe- dier, 6/4, 6/3, 4/6, 6/3.

The Australians Adrian Quiet and Geoff Brown beat another American pair, Frankie Parker and Tom Brown, 7/5, 6/3, 8∙10,, 10/% to enter the semi-finals. *** The former Australian Divis Cup player. Harry Hopmani, enid Quist's display was his best of the season, through he was still not quile at his best. Her also thinks that Bromwich and “Lung," who were magnificent to

day, will be hard to displace as Australia's Davis Cup pair.— Peuter.

John

Mulloy Loses

Melbourne, Dee. 5. Bromwich, Australia's number one, best Gardnar Mulloy, United States Davis Cup repre- sentative, in the semi-finals of the Men's Singles of the Victoria Lawn Tennis Championship here. today by 6-0, 6-4, 7-9, 3-0 and 10:4,

wil the final on Saturday, he

meet Ted Schroeder, another,

Australia have made only one American Cup player, who in the change from the 12 players who other semi-final earlier today beat did duty for the firs Test in Australian III Sidwel! by 09, The fighting Irish won a selecting the twelve players from 4 6-3 and 0-4-Reuter, quarterback choice. fer quick whom the team will be chosen for thinking Johnny Lujack, whose the second Test beginning in Syd- 1,730 votes topped the Army's nex on Dec. 13,

Fred Freer comes in for the

F.A. Cup

great quarterback, Arnold Tuc-fast bowler, Ray Lindwall, who Replays

ker, with 1,079.

is down with chicken pox.

Last year's Hawaiian all- The chosen twelve are: American Herman Wedemeyer Eradman (South Australia),

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only

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single

Don

Sid

Fred

McCoul

1.

Londen, Dec. 1. York City, giant killers" in

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Sussex 3 Kent 14--Reuter.

UNAUTHORISED

London, Dec:- 8/ The Olymple Organising Committee state that reports that Germany and, Japan have been, or will be, Invited to the

of Little St. Mary's was drop- Barnes (New South Wales), pcd for Georgia's great half Freer (Victoria). Lindsay Has the Football Association Cup back. Charley Trippi, who com- Rett (Victoria),

Colin Keith

(Vicat acason, were beaten by the pletes backfield and, with 1,894 (Queensland),

Lincolnshire League club votes, ranked next to Blanchard, ria). Don Tation and Scunthorpe United in the frat George Tribe (Victoria), an Wedemeyer polled out with Johnson (Victoria), Ken Meule round today when the match only 946 votes. The team was man (Victoria), Arthur Morris postponed from last Saturday truly pational in scope, with the (New South Wales) and. Ernest way played at York.

Results of first round replays Midwest leading with its four Toshack (New South Wales),

-Vidre:- In planning to establish Jap-1-provinces of Alberta and British selections, one of which was Meuleman acted as 12th man in

York City 0 Scunthorpe Unit The Test match which ended cd 1. Accrington 0 Doncaster politient Columbia, and the State of Wash- Olife State's, great 200-pound the first Test. the anese sovereignty,

who

here yesterday may be the last to Rovers 5. Watford 1 Wellington Lewis and the Union still doesn't third of the prewar level.

Another minor said. "Fining reduction of railway traffle to one thought, culture and economic ington would be lumped together tackle, Warren Amiing,

be played in Brisbane. The tata! Gas theories throughout these areas for purposes of administration was from last year.

mostwn 0. Poole Town 0 Queens": attendance of 77,344, was get us back in the pits.

placed the under the, Japanese, consumption is ordered to be cut (while the Germans Hugh White, President of the by 50 per cent.

represented Fark Rangers 6. Hclifax, 1 Bat- All

"The Team"

disappointing and rest of the world under their do- Local Union, said that regardless

dey'n crowd at Syd- row 0 (after extra t.me). New Comparatively mild

mination) the Japanese prepared tries-Puerto Rico, weather of Government's action, the min-

a pat on the for all contingencies in the forma Colombla, as well as Sant Do- Composition of the United ney or Melbourne..

The Brisbane ground is incom. Brighton 1 Hull City 2, (after

extra time). Perlincers would not go back to work gave the Italian

fortable and ha not sufficient Rugby Union: County Cham until their vorking haura wer head but the American strike can- of any opposition to their dreammingo, Halti and Trinidad-were Press all-American resulting in

"decided the nationwide pall:-

facilities for Test cricket., reduced.-United Press.

stituted a severe kick nt Italy's of Imperial conquest from any to have their fate.

End: Burr Baldwin, U.C.L.A,

Walter by agreement between Japan and country in the world. industrial' pants.:

Hammond and team pionship-Hampshire & Surrey. manager. Howard sald In a document introduced by Germany as a result of the peace 190 lb., 6ft. 1 inch, 1,089

Loday that Faced with the prospect of re-

there is no truth In the report ceiving only a small amount of the associate Dutch prosecutor, conference" which would follow peints.

Tackler George Connor, Notre published in New South Wales. Mr. A. T. Lavergė, to show after Nazi Germany and Imperial the 2550,000 tons of coal scheduleri for import this month, the Italian Japan's intentions of forcing the Japan won their war of conquest Dume, 225 lb 6ft 3 inches, newspaper that the M.C.C. had or

1,865 points.

intended protesting to the Ausy Government appointed the Minis- Netherlands East Indies to accept against the rest of the world, the Guard: Alex Agaac, Illinois, tralian Board of Control against the of the Treasury and the A6-Japanese authority, the prosecu document said United Fress.

191 lb. 6ft. 10 inches, 1,294 the umpiring in the Brisbane ministrator of State Railways to Lion's evidence contained even a

Test, particularly about Borwick detailed Japanese plan to

points, punish" Chile and Peru if they

BOWLS TEAMS Centre: Paul Duke, Georgia guling Bradman not out at 28 on joined the side of the Allies in The following have been Tech, 210 lb, 6ft. 1 inch, 300 Friday, when Ikin appealed for a the war against Japan.

selected to play in the annual Points In Berne, Robert Grinin, Fuel

Japan planned to force Peru | lawn bowls match between the

Guard: Weldon Humble, Rice Administrator, announced

that to cede territory north of Latitude Yorkshire Society and the Kaw University, 214 lb., Gft. 1. inch. continuance of the American 10 Deg: South. Chile would have on Bowling Green Club at 990, strike would force the Swiss Gov- been ordered by Japan to give Austin Road on Sunday, com- ernment to begin rationing even sovereignty over. Saraigomec mencing at 2:45 pm poorer grades of coal.

Island, East Island and the nitre Yorkshire Society H. H. "If the strike should continue, zone north of Latitude 24, Deg Mundy, D. Danby, A. we are likely to find curselves in South.

on Brockebank, L. Sykes, P. H. an extraordinarily precarious. The Japanese plan said:"In Cunningham, A. R.. Brown, A. situation," he declared-Associate the event of the Mexican Govern- Jillett, M. N. Rakusen, "W ed Press

ment declaring wor on our em- Stoker, T. C. Fairburn, L. de pire and resorting to obstrubilve | Rome, J. G. Meyer. measures, it shall, as punishment Kowloon Bowling Green Club: be made to rede territory rough. G Robertson, H. F. All swing enthusiasts are car-ly cast of 95 deg. 30 min, Longl- Shields, P. P... Phillips, S. dially invited to the : Kowloon tude," including the Telmuanteper Handle, N. R: Stevens, H, A Swine Club which meets tonight Isthmus rallway.

Lamineri, R· Morrison, J. Friday night at the

McKelvie, EF Pope, F Ha NAAP Kowloon,

If you

Alaskan Government Wilkinson, L. Newton, J. enjoy listening to the bands of Dake Blington Harry Hayes, The document said Japanese McGowan Benny Goodman, Charlie Barnet, war plans provided for the esta- Refreshments will be served Woody Hermann ete, why not blishment of an Maskan Govern- and all Yorkshiremen and their drop in for an hour or so tonight ment general under which the ladies are cordially invited to be at 8 o'clock

whole of Alaska, the Canadian present,

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Hope For M.C.C. Yet!

1948 London Olympic Games are unauthorised.

A fatement Issued here this evening reads:-"Any state ments which have appeared in t Tackle: Warren Amling, Ohio

the press that Germany and State, 200 lb 5ft 11 inches,

Japan have, or will be, invited! Sydney, Dec. 6. 1,188 points.

To participate in the 1948, Olym End: Henry Feldberg, Army; The "Sydney Morning Herald" nic Games are unauthorised, 200 lb ft 1 inch, 1440 points, cricket correspondent; comment Invitations to participate in Quarter: John Lujack, Notre ing on the Test match which the Games are sent out by the Dame, 180 lb., 6ft 1,894 points. ended in a great victory for Organising Committee on be

Fallback: Felix Blanchard. Australia yesterday, says: hall of the International Olym- Army, 205 lb., 6ft 1,061 points. "Brisbane has told us little pic Committee. The list, of All have played Connect of the merits of the two teams, nations to be invited has not college games except Connor, a Had England won the toss, I yet been finally decided and in--- junior, and Lujack, a sopho doubt if Australia would have vitations will not be sent until rore-United Press. survived as long as England early in the New Year. Repr

"Australia will do well to ter

SANTI London, Dec. pray for fine, weather for thei Willia: Pep, of the United | remaining matches. Indeed, the States world featherweight Australian victory was not at Printed and published for the champion, will defend his title all convincing. Fallure to finish proton publish against Ned Tarleton. British the proceedings after Ham enterprises Limited by WATER champion, at Harringay Arena, mond's downfall was rather an RATES Windsor H here on January 28-Renter:: Fanti-cihhaxReuter

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