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HỌNG KONG, WEDNESDAY, NAY 26, 1947.

Cricket Govt.

Whirlwind Knock By Mann

London, May 26.

Glorious sunshine and crowds estimated at nearly 100,000 marked the second day of the Whitsun holiday cricket programme of ten first class matches.

Apart from an

exhilirating batting display by Norman Mann, South African, who in a whirl- wind knock at Cardiff hit 97 runs in 55 min- utes, there were many fine batting perform- ances. The best was that of the young Surrey colt, D.G.W. Fletcher, who made 192 not out against Notts. He drove all round the wicket with great confidence.

#110 today

Chark Grove. Warwickshire hour, making them folles na 341 pige bowler, was in devastating

Miemingbumm At for at beriod against Derby dire

analysis was 7,1 overs, three murive, five wicket for ou

He ended with six for $1 AC Cardir.

Alrien eighth wirkel South lominated The play Flay, when Glamorgan finishe

Merand day's ping needing 272 run to ver as innings defeat with five wickets in hand.

the

After adding 13 in two hours before junch by aggressive

adidas tung, which delighted crowd of 12,000, the Lourists die mard the county

on a perf

htt wieket in under two andh

The

HURST PARK RACING

Gackwar

U.S. GOLFERS TRIUMPH

Carnoustie Angas,

Sentland, May 26. Americum poltera

opened the unsleught on the British Amateur Championaisip today in no uncertain munner, Ten of their number were engaged and all of them, ins etreding

their

laging Walker Cup captum, Froncis Quior), so viettrica, mext of them at the expense af lifthe known Sent. Fish playera.-- Rentre,

American Baseball

was behind.

Rowan and Tuckell Mann. were mainly responsible for Us South Africans client

New York, May 27 ang, following their dull batting

Shorttage Eddie Lakes sixth Saturday. Mann dominated the

tand with Rowinning homer knocked Cleveland by sering 97 out of 122 in ply of second place m-the Ameri

ent Lenge as Detroit blanked the 50 manates, including a sixer and 13 tours, mainly from powertel dans i to 0. drives and pults. Rawat, low, but c ted brightly, completing his lipd eetstury of the tour in three hemis

157 200 142itst: Cem,

The sustained hostile bowling

Support For Stadium Project

Plans for the creation

in Ilong Kong of a large football stadium, capable of holding between 30,000 and 35,000 specta- tors, will be discussed at this evening's meeting

DISTINCTIVE

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ASIA STUDIO

10 Ice House Street.

INTRIGUING SITUATION League Championship Uncertainty

Three Teams In

Close Finish

*London, May 26. Today's English League soccer played in sunshine -except at Hartlepool, where torrents of rain sent spectators scampering for shelter-drew large holiday crowds, especially at games in- volving promotion and relegation issues.

of the H.K. Football As-After today's clashes for the principal League sociation:

Discussing the project yoR-| terday, n Government spokes- man indicated that the authori- ties would be prepared to give | their fullest cooperation is any practical scheme advanced.

honour the issue must remain undecided till next Saturday, as Wolverhampton, Manches- ter United and Stoke City, contenders for the title, all won.

The leading positions are:

Control of crowds and the Wolves played 41, 56 pint U.N. Wants

played 12.

danger of fire in mutshed stands Manchester United pave bet n matters giving the 66 points; Stoke City played 41,

Government much concern, and 56 points and Liverpool pinye U.S. Loan

every encouragement would be 41. 55 points. | given to plans which would rule out the possibility of repetition of some of the events of inst

BEARON.

K.B.G.C. BOWLS

TEAMS

It was the Tigers sixth shutout victory of the season.

Detroit's

pitcher southpaw Frank

Overmire scattered Mia Cleveland hile.

The following have been selvet- The

Detroit'sed to represent K.B.G.C. againel Taikoo at Taikoo Saturday, comuneneing at 3.30 p.m.

1.P. Shields, I. Newton, L. Guy and A.J. Hall (skip).

victory lifted!

Cleveland

Detroit

HI.

E.

0

6

0

7 i

uf Tuckett featured the Glamor league lead to three games, gan collapse.

The scores at the close of play for were South Africans 479

(Mitchell 113, declared eight Rewas not out 1800, Mann 971. Glamorgan 128. (Tuckett five for 8, Rowon three for 351 and 29 for five Tuckett (wo Mann two for 201.

There was one night game and

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County Games

two

the her teams were unscheduled).

In the National league for 11,ight games were to be played.

The other tenies were anselie |duled.—Associated Press,

Close of play scores in county. gaines were:

Birminghum! fierbyshire beat Warwickshire by 100 TOI Deiby 247 on 12h * Grove six 114 and for 4). Warwickshire

148 (Ceanmer not out 62, Copsus three for 42).

Tandon, May 26.

Huroda's trished French Blly. Pirette, third in the White Rose · Stakes

Utk at

£2,000 over one mile Seven furlongs at Hural Park.

The winner was 3.1. Magot Chuteur II, which completed a notable double, having wen the Winston Churchill Stukes at At Northampton: Leicestershire Hurst Park on Saturday,

beat Northamptonshire by Trafford's wirkets. Northant, 159 and 17x Sir Humphrey de Look Ahead, the

Leicester- Englion (Walth six for 89). only hure in the field of MIX. washire 265 and 73 for no wicke serund, beaten by four lengths.--- At Southampton: Hampshire 387. Kent 444 (Anies 170, Todi 78, Davey not out 50).

Reuter.

KING'S HORSE DOUBTFUL

London, May 26.

The trainer Fred Darling stated today that Blue Train, who owned by the King, may not rin. in the Derby on June 7 if Ruing is bar

the

"He is a heavy horse and world not like to run him if the

is not suitable," he eald.

Five Train was third favourite j

at 13 to 2 at the last Victoria Club callover. He is one of the two horses which may be ridde by the champion jockey, Gordon

being Richards, the other firm favourite, Tudor Minstrel Reuter.

th

At Manchester: Lancashire 327 and 70 for two. Yorkshire 209 (Hutton 95, Hoberts four for 16).]

At Nottingham: Notts 401. Sur- rey 443 for two (Fletcher not out.

192 Gregory 87, Squires 140 art

out).

1 Taulan: Gloucestershire 231 and 30% for seven (Burnett 58,, Neale 2. Emmett 67). Somerset 206 (Barnett four for 52).

At Worcester: Worcestershire a71 and 81 for four. Essex 200 (Pearce not out $37).

At Lords: Middlesex heat Sus- sex by ten wickets, Middlesex 30 21 for nu wicket. Sussex 119 for 28) and 230 Giray four

85, Cox James Langridge Sins four for 46)-Reuter.

65,

R.P. Philips, J.6. Meyer, J.F. Metinwan and J. McKelvic (skip). F.F. Pope, J.W. Dickson, J.C. Aitken and S. Randy (skip).

Players to meet at Star Ferry

Hong Kong at 3 p.m.

Sing Tao's Visit To England

The Sing Tao Sports Club football team, winners of the First Division championship and the Senior Shield Competition leave for England on Friday where they will play a number of games against Amateur clubs in the United Kingdom.

by

The team will be travelling ; v

air all the time. They will

Ku first to Munila where they 'v

An Athenian "League Repre- Bentative side. Oxford City at Oxford.

scheduled to play six games An Athenian League Chub.

From Malaya they will direct to England in a specially chartered plane arriving there

about mid-August.

arrange-

sentative side,

Win

re.

the

These are the possibilities: If Lake Success, N.Y..

their home the Wolves

- May 26. match against Liverpool next

United Nations officials have) week-end, they will finish chamientatively

approached plone. If they draw, or Liver- pool win, then Stoke, by cording a big win in their out standing game

Sheffield with United on June 14 the last day of the extended season - could watch the championship on a goal average,

Swansea definitely accompany their Welsh neighbours New port into the Third Division and Sheffield Wednesday, One win- sers over the League lenders, Manchester City, saved them

selves from relegation.

All the Rotherham forwards scored against Oldham, Ardron adding three more goals to hisi recard club total of 37.

Hat-tricks were also scored by Reid, Portsmouth, Rowley. Manchester United, Yates, of Chester, and Small, Gateshead.

Today's results were: First Division Aston Villa

Blackburn R.

Brentford Chelsen

Everton Huddersfield

0 Stoke City 1

Charlton

1

n

0 Arsenal 1 Portsmouth 3

4 Leeds United 1

0 Wolver-

Manchester U. 6 Preston N. E. 1

GUNMEN CURED Separatist

HIM Movement

London, May 20. Sixty-four-year-old Jamen

Strong quit his night watch- man's job today for long varntion to celebrate his re- turn to health.

marked

Strong onld that the te

the held Ker puamon kim up, assaulted and robbed him at a fransportation office on Saturday night shocked his systems so much, "I was anddenly cured of nine years" außering from lumbago, ine digration and stomach pains."

United Prean,

Hirohito 0.K.'s Democracy

Tokyo, May 27.

In Java

Batavia, May 26.

Dr. Sutan Premier of the

Sjahrir, Indo- nesian Republic said to- day that Separatist ac- tivities have "once more demonstrated

ob- jections to being left to the mercy of Dutch, troops.

19

our

The Republican Administra- tion was not given any means of enforcing its nuthority. In Buitenzorg.

The reduction of Dutch

·Htifl forces in Indonesin was essential for the practica) im- plementation of the Linggad- at agreement of last year, he added.

General Sudirman, Comman- der in Chief of the. Indonesian forces, last night ordered his, to their posts men to return and obey the orders of their, Commanders."

United States Government for Emperor Hirohito said today a loan of between $60,000,000 that he approved the occupation and $80,000,000 to help to flo- policy in democratizing Japan ance the bulldings of the Unit- and hoped the occupation -force

Nations ed

new akyscraper would stay un their job was headquarters in New York City, ¦ complete. It was understood today.

Roger Baldwin, Director of One suggestion is that the the American Civil Liberty money should be advanced by Union, announced this after a 40-minute interview at the Corporation.

Emperor's Invitation, United

one of thei Mr. Baldwin sald he found pointed out that great difficulties in the organ- the Emperor "very responsive" isation'a finas, at present, is to liberal and democratie ideas the dimeulty that many, mom and quoted him as saying that Reuter. hers find in paying their can democracy tributions in dollars.-Reuter.

the

A

Reconstruction

Nationa

Finance

officials

was not new lo

Japan. United Press.

He appealed to the public to give motal and material support to the Indonesian Delegation in their talks with the Dutch them that their and warned country still faced danger.--

Record

Defence Conference Balloon

Foreshadowed

Washington, May 27.

nal settlement of the dispute between the United States and Argentina, clearing the way for an inter-American defence conference, is generally expected to be reached within the the next few weeks.

Missing

Lemans, France, May 25. After nearly 24 hours, no word had been received toilay from the 4 Dutch baleth which took oft in a raco from here yesterday attempting to break the world's distance record for free balloon flights. A second balloon, which had buen missing. landed at Zal tirement of George S. Messer of what they consider tradi- in Belgium at seven a.m. today.

Jacquet sraith, an Arabassador to Argen- tional Argentina efforts to win France. tinn, and the resignation of leadership In Latin-America at The Dutch balloon had aboard 1 Spruille Braden

Assistant the expense of the United 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jean Boesmans. 2 American Secretary of

hampton 1 Sheffield

2

Derby Co. Second Division

1

2 West Brom

3 Plymouth

2 Coventry

1

Notts F. 1

It may be marked by the re-jean officials are still suspicious

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State States.

s

carrying

Plarre

af

and then 10 Singapore andy An Isthmian League Repre.

further games

Barnsley Malaya, where

v Ilford Football Club at Ilford. Bradford will be played.

Of the other four teams com Owing to the lifting of the ban Chesterfickt fly

1 for Latin-American affairs. The way was paven last week poting in the Grand Prix Alfred- for mid-week sports more games Fatham

the The split between them over with Buenos Aires will be played.

an- Leblanc, held for the first time Newport Co.

Wober Invitations have been received Sheffield Wed 1

0 Birmingham 3 the conduct of Argentine rela-nouncement that eight more since 1988, Mile Pauline

M'chester Colons has been wide and bitter. Nazi agents had been deported. of France set the best mark. She through the Football At the time when

Associn-Swansea Town 0 Millwalk 3 Both are helloved tụ be ready

morning Argentina said she "considera landed at 5.60 this tion from Clubs in Amsterdam. Newcastle nients were

Auvers near Carentan on "Cher- 2 West Ham 3 to quit when an improved situa- she has satisfied all her hemis-bourg peninsula, about 10 kilo- made, the ban on mid-week sports was on and the Norway and France for

Sing Burnley

1 Bury- 1 tion permits them to do it phere obligations,"

metres from the starting point.- Southampton 1

Regardless of whether Ame| United Press. Leicester C. 1| gracefully. following were the games to be Tan to play.

patron Third Division North played.

Apparently the impending rica accepta Argentina's claim! of the club, and Mrs. Aw will

o change in Argentine-American at its face value or makes coun-

relations does not necessarily terclaima, oficiais feel a mean the beginning of an era will soon be found to formally of bosom friendship. Ameri- end the differences which have

ENGLISH TENNIS Flying Finn Shows A

WIN

London, May 26,

The All-England Club, of Great

Britain, won the inter-club triangular lawn tennis maten

Clean Pair Of Heels

(By James R. Chambers).

London: May 27.

chalked up a new British record for six miles

with 13 wins "inen two-day match Viljo Heine, the 32-year old modern “flying Finn"

which finished at Wimbledon

dav.

1)

The Royal Club of Stockholm at the British Games at the White City this

finished second with nine wins and Denmark third wins-Router,

with five

afternoon.

Mr. Aw Boon Haw,

Lincoln

1 Barrow

he hosts at a cocktail party at New Brighton 2 Carlisle Haw Par Mansions to-morrow Rotherham U. 8 Oldham

In honour of the officials and members of the team.

LONDON TALKS

ON ITALIAN COLONIES

London, May 27.

said today that the Soviet gov-¡

Wrexham

2

0

4

4 Chester York City 2 Hallfox T. 0

Hartlepools

Sunderland

1 Gateshead 3

1 Darlington 2

Third Division South

Ipswich Town 1 Aldershot 1 Notts County

Port Vale Reading

1 Leyton 0.2

4 Crystal Pul 2 1 Walsall (Friendly game) —Reuter,

Coached by Paave Nurmi, Heine clipped 14 sec-

onds off Nurmi's own British record returning A Foreign Office spokesman "Plot" Said To 29 minutes 22.4 secs. in an easy effortless man-

tramant has expressed its readi- Be A Hoax Britain's best long distance, conditions, Conwell's time willness to participate in the con- ference In London f. the record men participating in the special- rank as a new British ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting lydevised handleap were left heating by one tenth of a second, Foreign Ministera deputies on

RADIO

ner.

Women Want Their Husbands

and

Vienna, May 27. . Five

hundred wives sweethearts of Austrian pri. soners of war in Rússia today demonstrated in front of the offices of the Four Power Com- misslon and later at the Ruasion

an a frequency of 646 kilocycles yards and Inps behind as Heine the 9.7. acconta put up by Erice future of Italian colonies.

The Soviet note, which was tions are being made into the city kommandatura..

from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m., and, 0.80

to 11.00 pm, and also on, 9.52 reeled off mile after mile megacycles in the 81 metre band well under five minutes,

from 12.30 to 1.15, 7.30 to 8.30 and 9.15 to 11.00 p.m. II.K.T.

12.37 pmDrinking Bongs.

and Rubinaon Cleaver (Unao).

Antuuncementa.

1:00p.m.-N. Weather Report and

1.19 p.m.-Orchestral Interlude.

1.16 p.m.-Light Variety,

1.5 pm-FM the

Opera..

1.09 kısa 'Down,

6.45 p.m.-Jack

Randolph

!

Show"--Tilghl

received hore late last

the

officer

ho Baw

to reason

way

divided the two countrica for five years.

Argentina has already

FRIGATE GIVEN

TO BURMA

Rangoon, May 26.

The Royal Navy frigate "Fav" which was used for anti sub mat marine work during the war has the American demands on two been handed over to the Burma major points. First, she has Government, it eliminated Nazi' influences from learned today... Argenting

schools......... · Second,

was officially

The frigate which has now been she has liquidated Nazi,control renamed the "Foyu" will be the over powerful business Arms-flag ship of the Burma Navot Associated Press.

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Situation

Volunteer Reserves-Reuter,

Worsening

In The Arakan

the week-end,:

whore women lusti

Those reports said that hun-

gao

Canberra, May 26. Australian Becurity Investiga-)

Rangoon, May 26. The situation is still obscure in Arakan, southwest in Liddell in 1923..

Aus- weck, alleged plot "form an

At the Soviet headquarters a

Burma, where large-scale disturbances were He was by far the most im- constituted an answer to the tralian Communist - controlled | delegation was told that the

reported last week. note, to Russia, the company with a monopoly over Soviets No one, not even Jack Holden,pressive of the four American British

While participated in the open United States and France re- Australian-Indonesian trade, in negotiate with a "mob of the claimed that no official reports actively directing the Arakan

Government sources, who is wanted by the pollen, former erosa country champion who who ran the last three miles in events. Joc Nowwickl, ane of questing talks on the Italian spite of the reference of Dr. street," About half a dozen had been received from Arakan "rebels." 11.30 p.m.--Þally Prorrumme Summary. bare feet, could live with the America's leading half milers colonies.

Herbert Evatt, Australian Min-wamen who broke through the in the last few days, tho Meanwhile, U Seindi Isro, was will beaten in the final of

Afrmative French and later of External Affairs, to it police cordon were arrested, but Burmese press today said that ported to have threatened to go 12.47 p.m.Patricia thorough (Plane) "Flying Flon.""

Jack Peters, British 6 to 10 the 880 yards by Tom White, American answers were receiv-as a "pretty elaborate hoax"; it later released. miles champion, cut out the pace British Internationalist.

ed here, several weeks ago but was officially learned here to At the Four Power head-the altuation had worsened over on a hunger strike in a the considerable delay in the day.

near Rangoon-Reuter. Beaten On Post for the first, mile but after that

quarters, Answer induced It was a case of Heine first anil Roy Cochrane, holder of the Soviet

Several persons, closely as-week submitted a letter to the dreds of village headmen had the rest nowhere. His last 100 world's 440 yards hurdle ro British Government to send a cociated with a Dutch trade or Commission considering

HOME RUGBY- the joined the strike protesting to the Russian gantsation, including a

treaty, yards sprint had to be seen to cord was beaten on the post in reminder

Dutch Austrian

Lieutenant against detention of U. Seinde, 4.8% pm—The Love and Illa Orefimten. be believed and he crossed the his heat by L. Watson of South Foreign Office.

London, May 28:-- who recently arrived, Colonel Harold Pomeroy, acting the ex-Buddhist monk and leader The spokesman sold Glad- from the Netherlands East In Four Power secretary, explained of the soparallat movement. flucbatЯn and Elsiz finishing line 700 yards ahendLondon Harriers and did not

Results of Rugby League' of the second man Britain's R.E. qualify for the final of the 400 wyn Jebb, British deputy in the dies, have been questioned. Al- that the Commission was only a 7.00 pm. Grout, Him Trio and Dr

gamus played today: Dows satellite peace treaty talks. tegations about the proposed branch of the Council of Foreign deals were forced to evacuate York 5. Salford 21 Leigh 10 They added: "Government of Bury 7 Widnes 3. Hull 20 clear & Ninon Valin (orang. Gorney, the Inter-counties cham-yards open race,

Tommy Quinn of New York, would act us the British deputy formation of a company follow. Ministers and could not take from

in the London

à number of districts

Barrow 18 Swlaton 7. Brad- conference oned. The official nttitudo now is: direct action in the matter. the open milo Italian calonies. F.E. Stafford, "If such a company was form-

owing to the bandit menace and ford World News,, record for 6 milca in 28 minutes with some degree of ease in 4 of the Colonial 'Office, will be ed, it has been disposed of."-Americans, who "lot our

Northern 10 Wakefield.? Here the women cheered the

military operations."! .

Trinity 19. Featherston 38.6 seconds has with that and minutos 17.8 seconds.

Kons the British member of the

A high-ranking Government Leeds 05. Halifax 10.8%. -6.35 pm-Stadler bring you usle". his hew. British récord world In the International club

Canalcal Nequest Prozam prerecords for 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10 match, Polytechnic for whom sion visiting Libya, Eritrea and quadripartite enquiry commis-]

recsivo delegations any time.” sented by Lynn Fennar.

the Arakan "rebels are being 18 Werkington Town & Castle The demonstrations lasted actively supported by the Bed 41 Hull Kingston Rovers 11 0.16 p.mulo

or milea and one hour in which he MacDonald Bailey of the West Italian Somaliland. Vocal Recl

ford 22 Keighley, 11. Huddersfielit Neuro 'piritual by Maily Birks ran. 12 miles 29 yards.

Indies took the 100 and 220 The Italian coloufes meeting

more than three hours, termina Flag" Communist Party, which Reuter. (Messe-Boprano) with. Bette Reowa

yards beat the Swedish Orgryte wan originally scheduled

ting at the headquarters of recently was banned by the Goy at the Plagn

for Idrott with total of 80 points to the middle of April. Owing to ted suicide by jumping lato the clan commander in Vienna.

An unknown person commit General Feodor Lebedenko, Run-orniment, Rapking second to Heine's por- 24.

\) | Russia's fallure to reply in formance was the 0.6 seconds Achilles and Slavia Sparta, time, consultations between the water from the Northern United Press. -20.14 0..--0.0.0, Transcription Service: clocked by Ed. Conwell, Ameri- Czechoslovkia scored 18 points Big Four Powers must Lake Star" some 800 yards from the

wharf at 9.80 last though the "Night Star" Joined, Scotland Yard at Work", "The can indoor sprint champion in each Racing Club de Brussels place now in order to fix the Kowloon

the 100 yards open ovent. Sub- 16 and the clubs of Norway 16 new conference date. United wight while the forry was on In the search, the body was not

Proan

the way to Hong Kong. Al-recovered, feet to confirmation" regarding points.--Associated Press.

7.30 p.mdlo: "Swing Shop" pra plan.

sented by Al Stolt & Georne Lobb,

0.05 pm-London Relay World News,

"8.10 p..~~~London Relays

trum Uritain.

.9.15 p..---Froiramme 'af, William, Wal-

10.00 pm-Lados Belaṛt Hawa, } 10.30 pƐasīsterkida. K

11.49 pmClove. Down,

Heine, who

holds the world however, took

Another Record

Neutor,

STAR FERRY SUICIDE

come back and who are ready to official told Reuter today.. that 9. Hunslet 23.

Brams?

"We are determined to crushi

thia menace to the country and the people, be added.

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