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A GRAVE SITUATION Indonesians Reject Dutch Demand

Black-Out Starts In Java

Batavia, July 8. Premier Amir Sjarifoeddin announced on Monday that his Indonesian Republican Cabinet will reject Dutch demands for a joint Netherlands- Indonesian Gendarmerie to police Republican arcas and urged his followers to remain "calm, united and alert."

Qualified Dutch sources here said, prior to his an- nouncement, that such rejection would lead inevitably to war.

Dutch

that

Belded ༥ཝཱ)h།༤:༠1a 11.0 Netherlands Army may

tacke podlahy. within แ days unless the Indonesians nerept fully the Butch plan for the gendarmerie

All-Star Baseball

other sund apeets of an interim National Kaverinenl

Line-Up

Satiforddin, speaking over the udonesian rifle station af:

Chicage, Jidy 7. Jogjakarta, acknowledged that)

Betting fur Tuesday's 1415 the situation is "grave." 114

annual All-Star Game ignored expressed the hope, however, the selection of Cincinnati Reds that the Dutch will show "full Ewell "No Hit' Blackwell to start understanding" of the income for the National League against League's Spud This the American alah internal situation. is interpreted here as a bid for Chandler, and installed the junior the Butch to give ground on stresit as the favourite at we to their demands for a joint gen-three or five to geven. If you lik

The Nationals, you must put up

lu 10 and mix in five.

darmerie point on which either the Indonesians nor the Dutch have been willing to com-) PronTËSE

Buffereddin said the Indone-i man nate, delivered to the Dutch On Sunday, ensphasizeol his dr

Tor starting Une-ups and pre- rent batting averages are:

American League

ard base

sire to reach a praceful settle-Gorge Kell (Tiger) ment with the Netherlands. Hel wks that the Republic also is Buddy Lewis (Senators)

..........

willing to accept Netherlands Ted Williams (Reid Sox) Fovt reignty over all of Indone.

right field

left Gokt

al as independent United States

centre

pending the establishment; Joe DiMaggio (Yankees)

of Indonesis on January 1. La Boudreau (Indians) 1991. But he insisted that: this sovereignty is to be used: George

fo hamper the Republic's al-j ministrative fonctions within its own territory. --Assorinted Press.

A.R.P.

Batavia, ty j. Air raid and blackout pyrean. tions were being taken in Java last night, arronding to an in- onesian Repableau Army spokesman,

shortston

MeQuinn (Yankees) It is

Joe Gordon (Indians)

2nd base

Buddy

Rosur (Athletics) enlcher

Chandler, who won

KRUPPS PLANT

London, July 7.

The Foreign Office Hader- Secretary, Mr. Mayhew, told the House of Comunions today the that "our

of parta Krupp plant are carmirked for parations,“ "Only thoar

parts of the works will be sentroyed which are nacfut for marlike pur. poses reclusively," he added. -United Perum.

Paterson Fight

I

London, July 7.

the revealed that can be

ebampionship world By weight but between Scotland's Jockie Paterson, the hulder, and Dadri Marino, from the Philippines, was nearly called o

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Cambridge In A Grand Edrich Innings

Tight Corner

London, July 7,

Oxford are in a commanding position at the end of

the second day of the annual Varsity match at Lords. After scoring 457, Oxford dismissed

Crisis In

Cambridge for 201 and forced the Light Blues British

to follow on. Cambridge, however, kept all her wickets intact in scoring 18 runs in the follow-on.

The Dominion player, H.P. [ Robinson.. of Vancouver, helped force Cambridge to Oxford to follow an by taking four wickets for 51 runs in 17 avers.

In County gomes, batsmen en. Joyed themselves in today's sun. thine and centuries were scored by Vign, of Essex, Keeton, of Netts, and Davis, of Northampton. shire,

The close of play cores. ween. At Lords: Oxford 457; Cam. idge 201 (Watts 65) and 18 for

no wickets.

At Bradford: Surrey 271: York. slire (17 (Alse Bedser four for 18. Erle Bedser four for 15) and 193 for Tour (Finliday 5, Smithson 74 not out).

At Kettering: Glamorgan 312 seen for no wickets; Northamptonshire 377 (P. Davis 163, Timms 60).

At Coventry: Warwickshire 320 The promoter, Charles Block.

498 of this course

aryl 121 for two; Essex was inclined to

expenses incurred owing to theve for 110). action following heavy additional (Vigar 112, Pearce D7. Canning

At Worcester: second postponement of the fight,}

Somerset

270

80,

which is now fixed for Hampden and 122 for four: Worcestershire

353 (E. Cooper 59, Wyst Park on July 10,

Perks Jenkins 58):

That Boil on Paterson's

bage!

pust. the second which caused ponement, has been lanced and penicillin will be treated with each day.

Marino's manager says that he 3 is prepared to let Marino light Biaty Monaghan-Irish contender 272 for the British tie-or any other flyweight the British Beard of Control names.-Reuter.

07

339

350

243

Hernan

.1

At Sheffield Derbyshire 287 and 140 for four: Kent 213 (Fags 65, Rhodes five for 83).

At Bristol: Sussex 203 and 102 for Nix: Gloucestershire 311 (Crnield 59, Lumbert 59).

At Nottingham: Lancashire 398; Notis 332 for three (Keeton 145, Horris 80, Simpson 54 aot out).

At Portsmouth: Middlesex 106

St. Leger Callover

Londen, July 7.

The Victoria Club enllover on the St. Leger, which will be run

to 1

at Doncaster in September, was: to 1 Miguli and Pearl Diver. both taken and offered, to 1 Blue Train offered. Sayajirno offered, 10 to 1 taken, 9 to 1 Tudor Minstrel offered.

6. Arbar offered, 20 to 1. taken 100 to 8 Cadir offered. 100 to 20 to 1 Combal and Petition,

both offered.

Racing

Test Match Draw Probable

Old Trafford, July 8. England, at the tea interval on the third day of the Third Test match with South Africa, had scored 430 for six wickets in reply to South Africa's first innings score of 339,

London, July 7. British racehorse own-

England were thus 91 ahead with four wicket to ers were told today that

fall, and all indications point to the match be- they face a crisis in the

ing drawn, as was the first Test at Trent racing industry. The

Bridge. England won the second Test at Lord's. Racehorse Owners Asso-

England, at the close of the; which kept unexpectedly low. In ciation Council reported second day's play, were in a five hours and 20 minutes

mistake the that it cost them £2,500,- leading position, being only 28 hit three sizes and 21 fours, and

runs behind the South Africans' made only one 000 to win £700,000 dur-feet innings with six wickets in chance of a catch when at 101. ing the last racing sea-hand.

son.

ho

Edrich has now scored 687 B Edrich and Denis Compus in six innings against the African bowlers this Twenty-four “ British

owners; ton, the two Middlesex isatsmen. South their vice-president, Sir Again dominated Englanil's bat- tour. 487 being in Test matches Compton has scored 854 off heard Malcolm McAlpine, warn:-"This ting.

The third wicket partnership the South Africans in eight in- state of affairs in D Impossible out obviously cannot continue realised 228 runs in three hongnings, including 551 in Tests.. Cranston halted soundly. and ten minutes. indelinitely.

Is # great "If racing, which

Both Compton and Edrich placing his off-drives skilfully. ran into and impurtant industry,

is to were superb after tes when they and Evans quickly survive, it must be organized and col'ared the bowling and scored form with a couple of bound-

at a great rate. They added 301⁄2 ories, conducted on a rational and econo.

Water was soaked up from mle basis. My great fear is that in ten minutes, 50 in half an as the pinch becomes more acute. hour and reached the hundred the wicket with absorbent blan- kets under a light roller follow- owners will get rid of racehorses. partnership in 105 minutes.

The next 50 came in 25 ing a heavy shower and us the "Its obvious the racing in-

inspected the pitch, dustry camot carry an entertain minutes and the partnership's | umpires ment tox on the present lines. To second hundred in two hours 0; further rain fel. A further in-

spection was made after tea. my mind, salvation of ownership minutes. musi

through increased

South Africa-1×4 Innings ....

ENGLAND-1st Inns.,

Pearl Diver, winner of the Epsom Derby, Migo and Blue Train were installed five to one favourites at the first callover on the St. Leger.

Business throughout WAS

of_ay light and

no wagers significance were recorded.

Both Pearl Diver and Migolo, first two in the Derby, were taken to small amounts at five to one, and though Blue Train,] turnover from the Tote,

"Of the prize money of £1,038,- withdrawn from the Derby be.

come

only

cause of the firm going. was 000, the owners themselves aub offered at the same price, there serhed 34 per cent, so

no supporters for the £68,000 King's horse.

were

Sayajirao, the Derby

of the stake money actually

by was gained

the third, owners."United Press, and Tudor Minstrel, red-hot favourite failure in that classic,

taken

and 178 (Hill four for 20); Hamp- were both at nine to one, Film Star's

Khin 101 (Young five for 28) and 52 for seven.-Reuter.

Yorks Lose

London, July 8.

drew with Nottinghamshire Lancashire at Nottingham. Lan ensure 308. Nottinghamshire 415 far ve (Simpson not out 110. Stocks not out G1).

Vienna, July 7.

Austrian Bauma, 32 Javelin ace who last Sunday set)

48.21 new world record af metres, will not be permitted to participate in the Olympic Games because of Nazi Party member At Bradford, Surrey beat York. ship. The Austrian authorities are not permitted to grant exit visas to Nazl Party member.

25

nine and lost games this season will fur fur Rated on the mound by Bok Felter Indians), Hal New- houser and Dizzy Trout (Tigers). Frank Shen and Joe Pug (Yankees). Wait Masterson (Senators) and

Jack Kramer (Browns).

National League

The Indonesian Republican spokesman declared that Java, was now "in a state of danger," and said that the "tougo" Harry Walker (Phillies) traditional Javanese wooden centre Beld Instruments would be uned to Dixie Walker (Duigers) give warnings of die ruids, undi right field to call the people to prepare

fer the defense.

Guerrillas are being pressedj as picky as possible into the Republican Ariny, and the re- face of individhial towns is be- ing organised.

Walker Ceaper (Giants)

catcher Johnny Mize (Giants)

1st base......

Ents Sinughter (Cardinals)

eft field Frunk Gurtina (Pirates)

3rd base, One clash occurred yesterday,† Marty Murlon (Cardinals), north of Sourabaya, the spokes- shortstop

ai said, The Dutch were re- Emil Verban (Phillies)

2ml base have used Juried Ar

her

norlar.

3:5

314

813

X80

United Press.

are by five wickets, Yorkshire 87 and 208 (Smithson not out 107. Coxon 581. Surrey 271 and 86

for Ave.-Reuter,

the Minstrel has been at the len's.

The only other horse hacked. was Arbar, of France, who did not run in the Epsom "race. Originally 20 to one, he closed at 100 to six after a few small

wagers.

Cadir, another French horse, was backed at 100 to 8, while Combat and Petition, both in the 20's, were the only other horses quoted. Reater.

Seaman

Europe Bleeding Bound Over

To Death

London, July 8. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, address- ing the Wandsworth Rotary Club today, de- clared that the Marshall plan "might make the greatest contribution to the unity of the peo- ples of Europe."

Arthur Amos, 30, senman, was convicted and bound over in the sum of $50 for 12 months when he appeared before Mr. d'Almada at the Central Magistracy yester day morning charged with com- mon assault.

Defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. W.R. Illyer, Deputy Ship. ping Muster of the Harbour at about 11.30

"Europe Is bleeding-bleeding the devastation, to go into some Omice, sald that

Lo death. It must be stopped. of these countries and the peom. on July 7 defendant came to 303

to incinerators that him and demanded money.

I stopping, we have got to rule ple point

On

to look at being told that Mr. Hillyer had no 234 out any prejudkeing considera- destroyed millions,

money for him, the defendant tion--religious

or ideological," cemeteries where thousands are picked up a poker and attempted

301 he said." four. and

Sain

buried, to the guant shells buildings destroyed by bombing.

of

to strike him.

Amnesia

Kansas City, July 8:

A young woman who said she could not recall her name was identified by Police as Manila born movie actress Marla San Marco, missing from 'Los An- geles since Thursday.

Officers said she” would be

Masterly Display Edrich cracked Plimsoll for three, sixes and both he and Compton maintained a steady flow of boundarien when Plim Moll and Tuckett operated with the new ball. It was not poor bowling: it was a masterly dis- play by two great batsmen,

Edrich had mu uncomfortable 15 minutes against Mann, slow left-arm bowler, after reaching 100 and was actually droppnet by

Dyer got hi Dyer when 101, hands to a difficult skier, but dropped the ball when over:

balanced.

driving.

Edrich and batted for three hours 65 minutes and hit three sixes and 15 fours. cared for and turned over to superb cutting and

Compton's innings, featuring Producer Buddy Rogers, forinated three hours ten minules whom she is under contract for and included 17 fours. United Artists. He is en route

On the third day, rain from Hollywood in a chartered stricted p'ay, to 20 minutes be- plan.

re-

Miss San Marco registered at val, during which England ear

tween the lunch and tea inter-

a local hotel as Mias Jeanie

Lynn of New York, Police said, ried their total to 430 and Ed- using the name of a character rich was dismissed for 191. played by the actress in a pic- lure dealing with hypontism and yet to be released. The

'm is being produced by Ro gers.Associated Press.

Blackwell, who won'

The defendant, told to put At Other clashes with Dutch de lost two, will be backed up by some mirnete all you have to do and havoc and then try to trans- was forcibly wrenched from him. I have heard it said that by to see the wretched destruction down the poker, refused and it Inchments were reported last Schoolboy Rowe (Prillies), Ralph to establish a United States ate its effect upon all who see Mr. Hillyer mentioned two pre- week, he added, neúy Modjeker- Draca (Dodgsre), John

be A will Warren in. and between a Dutch war- (Braves).

Spatia of Europe and

it to realise how difficult It is vious occasions when the defen. You have only to ship and two motorboats and (Braves and Harry Brecheen. well..

go to produce unity and harmony dant had threatened him. United Press,

through Europe, to see some of after the terrible wounds, that Mr. Hillyer said Amos arrived

have been filleted.

in Hong Kong as a distressed

written scaman. He had

at

Republican shore batteries Ketapang. in Eastern Java.— Reuter.

RADIO

ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting

on frequency of 84 kilocycles

from 1280 to 2.00 pm, and 630

tu 11.00 p.m., and also on. 9.52

Manchuria Threat Not Lifted

New York, July 7.

megacycles in the 31 metro band The "New York Times," commenting editorially

from 12.30 to 1.15, 730 to 830

and 0.15 to 11.00 p.m.

#1.X.T.

12.89 pan-Deily Programme, Summery,

.. 12.12 p.m.Gilbert and Ballivan,

3,50 pm--Besen, Weather, Bepert

Announcements,

1.19 p.m.-Orchestral Interfude.

-1.10 p.m.-Taegnes and tumibas.

1.30 pm Itusalan Irvarminne, 2.1.9`pn-Chen Down."

Ti

6.6 tim-Hudl Children's list-one.

6.35 pm-Frank Trambuser's Orebatre. 1.25 pm-An Hour's "Concert, 7.60 --Interlude.

on the Manchurian situation, said today that a note approaching to desperation seemed to un- derlie President Chiang Kai-shek's latest ap- peal to his people, and said the threat to Man- churia was by no means lifted despite the

· government victory at Szepingkai: The editorial Baid:

"Added to that” are historie, racial and political differences which make a acltlement very difficult indeed.

ין

Happy Prospect "On the other hand there is a prospect, a very happy prospect, of producing unity without touching the political side at all-without raising it and cer tainly not accelerating it.

on

several occasions regarding funds for the defendant, but up to date had received no reply.

chance."

a very embarrassing matter.

More Rain

Edrich's grand innings ended when he was bowled by a ball from the fast bowler Tuckett

Story

Witnesses'

Of Tortures

yesterday's continued hearing of the War Crimes trial of four Japanese members of the Stan of the Western District Gendarmerie Headquarters (Central Police Station), fur- ..ther tales of torture and of ill-treatment were

related by prosecution witnesses.

The accused, Capt. Ushiyama the six polleemen being carried Yukio, Sgt. Major Ishiyama out in a coffin. The body wis Kakue, Sgt. Major Morino Sala a terribly emaciated state and kuzo and Sgt. Major Matsuyamat appeared that deceased had Hiroshi are charged, with being died of starvation.

in the together concerned treatment of prisoners in cus- fody at the sald Headquarters, causing the death of some and physical sufferings to others.

that un OF

330

101

Hutton, e Lindsay, & Plimsoll 12 Washbrook, e Nourse, b Tuckett 20 Edrich Tackett complan, e Tuckeit, b Dawson 115 Darnetti, e Sub, b Munti Yardley, Tuckett Cranston, Ol out Evans. not onl

Extram

Total (for six)

-Reuter,

17

430

White City Horse Show

London, July 7.

the first section of the Italy took the honours in

International Horse Show at the White City stadium today.

This was the first post-war In. ternational Show and the first to be held in the open air.

Count

Italy took the first two places, Uranlo, exhibited by the Pirelli Betteni stable and ridden by

sharing Cazhage,

first place with Encomiabile, exhibited by the Italian Government and ridden by Colonel Conforti, each with four faults.

They lied again in the jump attempt the third off, but at Uranio had a clear run, while his rival inado 13 faults over the dit- ficult 685-yard course.

Sen Prince, exhibited and rld. dun by the Belgian, Chevalier do Sellers De Moranylite, with sever faults, was third.-Reuler.

K.R.A.

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HOUSING SCHEME

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modern

-

methods. It t necessary that there should be at least 200

particle

Vital Interest

remove the dend

In the witness box, the defen-

Man Yeung, of the Dor Nam dant told the court that he had, fought in the Burma war. He had

Restaurant, sald applied to Mr. Hillyer for a pas.

about Feb. 1, 1943, some Japan.

In scheme of the size con ese Gendarmes came to the Re-templated it was suggested Utet sage to the United Kingdom, but

Dr. K. W Chaun said that he slaurant and was informed by the Deputy

asked for the finance might be provided by Shipping Master that there was was arrested and detained at the manager, Watt Chin-yce, who Government. To build economis

the time. A mex-fcally it would be necessary no room for a negro. "Many men Central Police Station on Feb. was absent to my knowledge had been signed 10, 1943. He was interrogate sage was left that Watt should construct houses on large scale on," said defendant, "but I was on six occasions. In addition to report to the Western Kempeltail and to carry out repetition work never given

being given the water torture, Headquartern. Watt reported at with Mr. Hillyer told the magistrate he was also hung up with his Headquarters, but never return therefore, "We have the opportunity of that there had been one instance fest dangling. He was interro-ed. approaching the problem upon when eight, white men were sign-gated as to whether or not he On Feb. 21, a message was pants in the scheme. an economic basis which, fed on to a ship but to include the had helped a Dr. Sun to escape received to which is not difficult to identify, worked out properly, might defendant in the eight would be from the Colony into Free China. body of Watt Chin-yee "A nute approaching despera-] With the Russians firmly en- make the biggest contri- tion neema to underile Presi: trenched in Korea, Manchuria, bution to the unity of the peo- His Worship replied: "I under- why so many. Europeans visited

He was also questioned as to from Headquarters.

When he Inapected Watt's While the function of the Kow dent Chiang Kai-shek's latest is at present surrounded by So- ples of Europe.

stand and I fully realize your him.

corpse he noticed that it was loon. Residents Association is effort to rally his people to but-viet forces.The struggle for

position," "I rely on that spirit of cóm-

A threat was made to burn terribly thin. Before his arreat, primarily to look after the inter radeship and brotherhood which

hin chest. Some burning cin Watt was a very healthy man. esta dif the Kowloon resident, the baleve can yet be the domin-

Yip Pit-van testifled that he subject of home-ownership is ore dera actually fell on his chest, but he was not badly, burnt,

was arrested on Oct. 20, 1943 of Vital interest to the whole force triumphing · gover

members of the Central Colony, All If so, the government victory What the outcome of such a racial divisions and without any

Tam Chol, who was a police and detained in the 8,00 p.m.-Londen Relay Wurld Newz. Is the more Impressive.. Yet struggle would be no one can attempt to develop

man before the outbreak of Police Station,. He was made to community (whether they live on a superior). the threat to Manchuria is by foretell. But China at last seems race or inferiority complex and

hostilities and during the oc- lift a chair above his head and the Iriand or on the Mainland), Rangoon, July. §.. B. p.m.-Studiu Closetral Benucet Pro no menos lifted.

to be awake to Kur danger."--working on the basis of unity

cupation, said that he was on kept dolag so until he was exho are Interested in the scheme outlined above are invited to The Sing Tao footballers gained cell duty at the Central Police hausted.

kicked and STAMME, OPeenied by Markun "The rebe's have an unplea- United Press.

which even in your generation another victory last evening when Station after the Japanese wook beaten with a leather strap.

send in their names and addresses Glee" Bring You Muste". sant habit of retreating before

we shall find contributing 0.10 pm-0.0.0. Transcription Bervices

at they defeated the Burma Athletic over. In or about Oct. 1942, six

to Mr. Hugh Bragi, Metropolitan Later, he was transferred., 10 Construction Co., Ltd., Chung. Tin "Alumle Energy", Captain Carl Buperior forces only to strike

Just to the unity Pails works about the Military again at some other point.....

Chicago, July 7.

of peoples Association team by three goals Chinese policemen were brought an adjoining room, where he Building, 2nd Floor, Hong Kong,

I shall to one.. They seemed to be well equip- Ford Frick was reclected to- throughout the world.

to Victoria Gaol by Ishlyama. was suspended from the celling. the not Ilvo to see it but I am sure The tourists were guests of pud both with tanks and artil- day to the presidency of

Tom said that on two or three He was also kicked and beaten lory, and hurled more shells National Baseball League for a in the end it will result in a honour at a tea party given by the occasions he saw Ishlyama come again,

Printed and published for: the,. Into Szepingkal than their own four-year term, the longest per real parliament of man, elected Burma Olymplocation, as to the gaol and Interrogate theYip said that he was released proctors,

The Newspaper combined, armouries can promitted by the leagues.constitu- by the people, governing and evening, al which the Governor six policemen.

Enterprise, Limited, by WALTER: tion. He has been president of guiding the world to the ad- Sir Hubert Rance, and U Aung

In November of the same year Hearing of the caso' will --he James Keates, Windsor House, **Nasking says, they are sup- the circuit since 1994. Unlied vancement of humanity."--Unit Son," he attended-Reuter, he saw the dead body of one of resumed this morning.

Hong Kong. edPress. plied by a certain country'i Press,

7.5$_u.m.-11.D.C. Transcription Serŕicz.

"Why Bellet in the Church 'ean

help you". A Talk by His Grace

the Archbishop of Canterbury

2.10 p.m.-Landon Belay! Home News

from Drita..

Bladerne

D.85 p.m.-Light Variziy, 14,50 pin-London, Balayı News.

10.10. -Weather- Report.

tle against the Communists. control of the provinco may just

"The assault on Szopingkai be the beginning. may have been the crest of the

The fate of East Asia de Current Communist offensivo. pends upon who dominates it: ant

10.11 p.m.--Rachmaninofti. Plane Concer

to No, in D. Minor, Op. 39. O

Bmith (Piano) and City of Birmior duce.

ham Orebestra;

10.80 p.m.-Twileht. Meloettes”.

11.00 pmClme Down.

SING TAO'S VICTORY

Government,

Kateganient,

He was

on Nov. 8, 1943,