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BUREN

THE PERFECT

#WISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1948.

ARAB COMMANDER KILLED While Leading Charge Up Hillside

Palestine Evacuation

Jerusalem. Apr. 7.

Bome 6,208 Britons will be evacuated from Palestine on May 15, it was officially re- vealed in Jerusalem today.

They WHI compris Go. vernment officiale and police perЯonnel and their families. -Associated Press.

Communist Fraud Exposed

Home, Apr. 7.

A Communist attempt la "steal the coming Italian elec- tions by fraud was claimed in Rome today by a high Govern-

ment official.

The official, connected with- the Foreign Ministry, suid in na in- fer view that Communist agents were "blutning. by fraud and then destroying the voting rerti- fluotes of known Government supporters. x!t,īsc!$a}ly

the Smith," The

Jews Driven Out Court's

Of Mount Kastel Warning

Jerusalem, Apr. 8.

| Abdul Kader Husseini, the veteran Arab guerilla leader and a kinsman of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, was killed today loading an Arab storming party up the side of Mount Castel to recapture the Arab village, five miles west of Jerusalem, from Haganah forces who have held it for five days, semi-official Arab sources said hero tonight.

There was no official confirmation of the Arab re-

port, which said that Abdul Kader's body was carried to his headquarters near the Arab stronghold of Ramallah, 12 miles to the north of Jerusalem.

The Jewish seizure of the stronghold

during was made their drive

to get a big forkl convoy through the Arub block- Inde to Jerusalem.

The Arab capture of the strategic hill village of Castel was officially confirmed tonight. British Sappers brought back to Jerusalem four seriously wounded Jews out of a party of 39, most of whom were wound-

certificates must be shown Taty's 20,000,000 registered ed, voters at the poll on April 18.

by

One dead

Arab

and

nine

A sweeping Government opern-wounded were taken to the Pales- to strop out the illegal anes the Government hospital, it was avily was reported be under ntficially stated.

!!

way. Numerous dispatches to Home newspapers told of the ar- rest of feft wing agents allegedly. tugaged in "seizing certificates", in the South.

British armoured vehicles went in 10 evacuate the be- sleged Haganah men who have been under constant Arab coun. ler-attack for the part fiva days.

un.

On Opium

"When we get these large Jamounts I am going to send

FANLING TIMES

9.12 E. Bathurst-R. 3. Barry 0.32 J. Forbes-L Jackson -9.36 W, G, Robertson-G, B. 5,

Thomson

0.44 G. G. D. Carter-E. T. Mc-

Mullen

0.48 A. E. Lissoman-K. S. Robertson v D. S. Robb-L. Goldman

0.32 W. N. A. Smalley-). Lina-

ker v J. S. Dunnett-E. L. H. Glennle

Scientific Instruments.

Microscopes, Theodolites & Levels ASIA PHOTO SUPPLY

10 Ice House St.

Tel. 33188

CRUCIAL BALL GAMES Wahoos Out For TENNIS

Revenge

(By "GRANDSTAND")

9.56 W. S. Vaughan W. Crucial tilts feature this wook's card as the pennant-

Grieve

10.00 C. D. N. Walker → W. H.

Lydall

10.04 H, C. Watson-J. B.-Kite

the carriers to prison without TODAY'S

the option of a fine. Įmust be stopped."

This

Issued SOCCER

That was the warning issued by Mr. W.H. Latimer ot Kowloon

The following oro yesterday after he had sentenced Soccer Axtures:----

today's two women to six months' hard

SATURDAY. APR. 10 labour each for being in possess. Inn of raw oplum on April 8.

In the first case, Lau Kwal 30-year-old married woman, hed

was an

the beam of the roof of the rear part of premises when Revenue Oficer Fowler ralded 04 Parkes Earlier, Jewish aircraft had Street, first floor: dropped bombs on the Arabs

Later in the morning, Mr.] encircling the village in an

Latimer gave Lau Kwai the option successful effort to breach the of a fine of $2,300 on being in- cordon and either permit Ma- formed by Mr. Hugh-Jones, de-

reinforcements to enter fending, that defendant DANAH

facilitate a breakout.

The expectant mother. position of the Jewish forces Described by Revenue Officer

D. H. Knox had become critical,

as "enc of the An Arab

errier, 43-year-old spinster Chi press photojn apher who watched the battle ward the Ah-yung had 21 taels Haganaa then made a sulle mjopnim in her possession when she

searched force from Custel and broke out was

the K.C.R. throud the Arab cordug under Station at 5,40 p.m. on Thursday. Arrested at the K.C.R. Station Intense enemy fire.

or

4,000 In Attack He said the Arab furce-200- sisted of about 4,000 men.

The Jewish defenders who succeeded penetrati? the Arab cordon rruched the Jewish nettlement of Mo'za, He personally counted 14 deed Jews which was supported

y mortars. The Commitinist Mayor of Sun:

Crowds of Arabs went out Glermo, and his Secretary, were According to a Jewish eye- trom

rom Jerusalem for the font at- atrested on charges of "grave fr-witness at a roadblock Ot the tack, which was supported by tegularities" adil "sabotage of the rutskirts of Jerusalem, Thritish mortars. electoral list."-Associated Press, troops brought in several truck- When the news of Castel'ar recapture reached Jerusalem,

GALE DRAMA

Aberystwyth, Apr. 8. The seven

men crew of u French trawler were brought ashore here tohy after bottling a nightlong gale with one of their ship's anchor cables snap- per und englue trouble.

The Hent icboal took the men off in response to a distress signal from the ship, the "Claude of Lorient."

the crew member anfd Vessel had not been home altre March 17, and had encountered rough weather off the Irish coust. ~Associated Press.

A

loats of dead and wounded Jews, One lorry, Alled with Jewish casualties, overturned as it up- proached Jerusalem.

Air Attack

the Arabs in the Old City and Around the Jaffa Gate'fired thali qube in the air to celebrate. Unofficial Arab sources claimed Jewish casualties in the battle to-

talle

many scores.

183

In the struggle for Castel, the

Abdul Kader Husseini, who Arab troops, organised by Abdut | took a prominent part in the Aval Karter, who had made a hasty disorders in Palestine In return from Damascus, swept on was recently described as the om Castel in pursuit કર the commander of the Arab aghting feeing Haganah forces, and were forces in the Jerusalem aren, tonight reported to be heavily en- aged around the village of Motza, a mile and a half from the hill where Husseini died.

ITALY TO ADMINISTER WHOLE OF TRIESTE

London, Apr. 8.

The big powers' deadlock on the appointment of a Governor of the Adriatic port of Trieste, a prin- cipal battleground in the "cold war" between East and West, was the direct cause of the Allied Military Government's decision, nounced tonight, to transfer almost all local administration, it was authoritatively stated

hara,

an- »

As from next Monday, British and American flags will be lowered in Trieste and all functions of the municipal government in the Anglo-Ameri- can Zone will be handed over to local repre- sentatives, except those concerned with public safety and order.

Yesterday,

In February, he claimed rer ponsibility for the big explo sion in Ben Yehuda Street in Jerusalem, when

Jews many were killed.

HER

bound Saints tangle with the Filipinos at 11 in their final game of the season, while the Wahoos moot their last obstaclo to the wire when they cross bats with the Wildcats at 3.00 p.m. to-morrow.

Both the Saints and the The Wohoos will be all out in Green Owls are leading by the break up the Wildcat flux once narrow margin of a

this Both defeats single aud for all.

year have been game-a loss for either team Cuts as they put the hex on the caused by the would mean a dead-heat photo- Owls, and it is now or

never. Anish. Both Recreio and The Wahoos played good ball in V.R.C. wind up their season their last outing when they ell-

chances

Stan Leonard, however, will not be taking the same again, and will bear down with als run-making machine in top gear right from the first inning

TOURNEY

The following are the results of games played yesterday, In the Open Tennis Championships:→→

Open Doubles

L. Kotewail and F. Zimmern beat Wong Hon-nang and Kwok Hing-chung 6-0, 6-4.

Dr. A. M. Rodrigues and H. A. Noronha bent M. W. Lo and M. K. Lo 4-6, 7-5, 6-3,

Choy Ping-fan and Leo Yuc wing beat Tam King-yeu und R. Tay B-1, 6-

Open Singles Patrick Poon heat N. Ma. 0-1,, A. Sagalen, bent Wang Sul-ki

6-8, 04.

0-3, 0-1.

Football

The

following are

School

Sunday Football

SENIOR Queen's v Lat Salle, Sookunpoo 10.00 am.

Bet: A. Farmer

JUNIOR

La Salle v Mongkok, Sookun-

ground 11.30 a.m. Ref: Dr. Selby

First Division Club South China (Club, 5

p.m.); Ref: JG. Padley; Lines this week with the former tak- minated the Aces from the pen- Schools men: A. Farmer/Y.T. Leung. 2 taels of the drug fildden in Sing. Tao v Chinese A.A. (Club, China nine and the V.R.C. on the pitching duel between ing on Ceebee Wong's Southnant race. The outcome of this geme depends to a large extent 3.30 p.m.); Ref: C. Tunstall figuring in 2 double-header Terry Noronha the "peepul's Linesmen: J. G. Padley/Y. F. with the Baseballers in the choice" after Girlle Goon and Mak.

curtain raiser and the Madcaps Dolly Brown. Receiving for Owl Games in the Police v Inniska (Police, 3 p.m.):

flinger

will be Terry

Patsy League, Ret: A. Brogan; Linesmen: P.Pin the night-cap. K.M. Bus v Bufis

LI/P.M. Xavier.

The Saints have not forgotten Ribeiro, whose pegs to second are

just as Lonp

dangerous as her mace Year's Day humillation mauling, while Ele (Police. 4.30 when Joey Franco pitched his time

Babla one p.m.): Ref: J. Ward; Linesmen: deadliest alants to an over-con-

Gatting queen will catch P.P. LI/A. Brogon,

them for Dally. If the Wahoos fident but eventually bewildered play the same brand of sparkling Kit Chce v Kwong Wah (Navy, 3

squad. p.m.); Ref: L.G. Young: Lines.

ball they did at their Inst turn-pon men: A.F. Willis/N. Delgado.

out, it will take more than the St. Joseph's v

Wildcats to stop them leading the Navy (Navy, 4.30 p.m.); Ref A.F. Wills; Lines-

porade. men: W. Crawford/N. Delgads,

China's Protost Eastern v 25th R.A. (C. Hill, 4.30

Jock Brown will be on the China's protest alleging that p.m.): Ref: J. Day: Linesmen: mound again for the leaders with Dale Cramer was in doubt when F.A. Barretto/C, Redman,

Hal Winglee calling the pitches. he called a play In the sixth in- SUNDAY, APR.

On paper the Filipinos are dening of their International tussle Army v Chinese (Club, 4.30 p.m.): have a habit of siding with the was rejected when Dale Cramer

Mamel

Cup Final

Bnitely the weaker team. but against India, was heard by the |we've said that before. Fans Association on Thursday, and Ret: J. Day: Linesmen: J-under-dog, and Joey will have a Ward/W. Gaffney. (Duration of large following rooting for

who attended confirmed that he was never in doubt.. Cramer ad- game 90 minutes, extra 10 min- this week. We're not saying Joey mitted he did not see all of Bill utes each way must be played can't do it. we're just stating Woo's arm, as the Chinese first that the odds are against him. baseman had his back towards him, when the alleged togging was done, but said he saw Ömur (the base-runner)_clearly and that Omar evaded BUI Woo by ground 3.00 p.m.

at

of

row

nt 7.30 p.m. the same day, Keung Tni (44), widow, was fined $300 or wo months for having three thels of raw opium on her when searched by the Revenue Officers.

Yip Tong (62), unemployed, was muleted in the sum of $360 (or ten weeks' hard Jabour) when he admitted pussession of 3.5 thels of raw oplum At the K.C.R. Station at 1.40 p.m. on April 8.

Revenue Offlers D.H. prosecuted in all cases.

Vacancy On Legislative Council

the

A provisional vacancy on Legislative Counell will shortly occur by reason of the forthcom ing departure on leave of the Honourable Maurice

Murray Watson.

The vacancy is to be filled by a representative of the unofficial Justices of the Peace, to be ap pointed by His Excellency the Governor...

in event of a draw.)

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Portuguese Mission Work In China'

him

and

nt least six inches.

The Annual Souvenir Dance programme is in the course nf

A.C.P.M. v G.V.M.S. Navy No. 1 ground 18.30 n.m.

Ref: Tang Kam

Wah Yan v N.T.C. Navy No. 2 ground 10.30 a.m.

Ref: L. G. Young

Wantini P.M. v E.K.P.M. Army' No. 1 ground 10.38 am.

Ref: Tenng King Hong Youmati v Wah Yon (K) Police ground 10.30 a.m.

Ref: A. F, Willis

Wednesday, Apr. 14

SENIOR

E. K. A. M. 'v D. B. S. Police ground 4 p.m.

Rof: J. Wart

Ying Wah v St. Joseph's Club

Ref: Au Yeung Sing

JUNIOR

D.D.S. Ying Wah Police

V

preparation and it has been de-ground 2.30 p.m.

cided to include group photo- aphs of alt teams. Managers are, therefore, requested to send a copy of their team's photo- graph, to the Hon. Secretory, Mr. Petroleum Co. (SC) Ltd., Shell W. Winglec, c/o The Asintic

Hause, before Tuesday.

MEN'S "A" DIVISION BUNDAY C.B.A. Ground 11.00a.m.-Flplnom v. BL. Jureph's,

Robbins, . Delgado, Olle Va.). Recreio F/Ball Ground

10.00 .m.---Baseballers v. V.R.C.

(Bob Hamy, 9. Hamet, luster

Holtande).

(Doe

11.00 .m.-V.ILC, . Madcapo,

**~~~~ Rozarlo),** Horrela Bořiball Diamenő 11.00 .m.---Bouth China v. Izerein

(Samy, Gus Rexario, C. Yvanovich).

LADIES LEAGUE

ር. Molthen, A. CADIDOR

A joint session of the Sino-British Club and the Portuguese Institute was held in the Club Lusitano last evening. Among those present wore Sir Alexander Grantham, and the two Catholic Bishops of Hong Kong and Macao, Bishop Valtorta and Bishop Ramalho. Father Cronin gave an ad- in Lisbon, in mathematics dress dealing with the work of [astronomy, was then instructed to Portuguese Missions in Chino, join Father Ruggieri. After reach- and in particular spoke of the ing Macao, Father Ricci engaged life work in China of the in the study of Chinese for about French priest Father Ricci.

year. He was then ready to be He was wounded in an encoun--

Unofficial Justices of the Peace St, Francis Xavier

After referring to the hopes of his work in Chine. Asym- ter with British forces during the

pathetic Viceroy permitted the to establish 1038 disorders and fled from the are invited to submit norminations

priests to live at Shiu Hing, and Missions in China and attempts there they estabilahed country when the Palestine Gov-of one or more of their number

the first by the ploncer considered for ernment offered. £200 for his ment.

missionaries, Mission." In the event of more than among them Fr. Gaspar do Cruz capture. He returned sectelly 10 on nomination being

Father. Cronin added that the received Barotle, S, Father Cronin res and Father Belchior Nunes

to priests Palestine at the end of last year an election will be held.

moved, inter, Shiu to establish a foot-Chow, near the Mut Ling Moun to organise Arab resistance.

Nominations should be signed held in China,

retains, some 250 miles

north of by two or more Justices and ferred to the Portuguese colony Canton. Further progress north- Haganah sources said Husseini should bear a certificate by the of Macao, which became the cen- Can

nominee that he or she stents tre from which all Mission work Father Ricci was winning friends und meanwhile Cowards followed, was killed when he entered ato nomination. They should be

in the Far East was directed. He booby trapped house in Castel lodged with the Clerk of Coun- said. "It was not unill Father his knowledge

among the scholars of China, with CB-A. Ground village and was buried in wreck cils at

the Colonla! Secretariat Valignano, became Visitor in the

of astronomical age as a mine left by the Jews before noon on Saturday, 24th Portuguese Far Eastern Province

science. He was also

mastering exploded.

April, 1940.

the Chinese language, that the first serious attempt was

and he wrole and published books in made. to set up a Mission

Chinese China.

setting forth the prince "The first member

ciples of the Christian viewpoint. Macao College to engage serious world which

the He also published a map of the attracted a great ly in the study of the Chinese

deal of attention. Father Cronin was Father Ruggieri, paid tribute to the Portuguese, language S.J.. who visited China on

Booby Trap

The Arabs said tonight that Hussaini was killed by gunfire as he was storming a house in Castel, and that the Jawa mut- listed his body by cutting off his head before retreating. Husseini, who was 38, was n cousin of Haj Amin Ei Husseini,

to he

Opium Divan Sentence

Remanded

from

appoint-

of

BUNDAY CB.A. Gronął

3.00 1-Vahova v. Wildcata

(W. Lawrence, It.. Boures, Quen).

MEN'S "D" DIVISION BATURDAT

14.

2.30 p.m.-Dare-devils v. Un, Mallona, fl'. Remedios, 1. Winslow, R. Viera).

4.00 pmfosephiane v. Runners

(1. Erikson, Reg. Castro, Anstoly).

Ball Ground

1.30 p.m.Com v. Blue froties

(3. Franen, C. Viere, R. Vas). 4.00 pm-Wildfred v. Blus Bretla

(Les, Castro, 8. Wright, 3, 4, K. suali

SUNDAT

last week, several occasions on board Poriu for the help given to the Mis-C.B.A. Greund

the Grand Multi of Jerusalem. Kwang Chung-po (22) unem-

The Jews beseiged in the settle-Ployed,

sur-

was sentenced

guese ships. Father

Wes

to 18 Kleel, S.J.. who

Matthewsons, through the College which was established and maintained given

Macao, and for the funds

sions going. He said under the

ment of Mishmaer Haemmen, south month hard labour and a fing special training, in Rome and then keep the Ching and other Mis- of Ifalta,

of $100 (or another two weeks' rejected tonight reader ternis from the

hard labour) by Mr. W. H. Arabs. Latimer at Kowloon yesterday. Fawzi EL Kawak), the Arab_fleld ordered commander, thereupon

shortage.

Revenuo

with

Eviction Case

of Portugal, an patronage ternational brigade of priests was i able to carry on Mission work with the fullest support of the Portuguese.

0,10 .m.-Dare-devila v. Coemde

(ottle Va. A. R. Bay, 8. 8. Dux).

New G.S.O.I. For H.K.

HIT.

...

don, has told the Foreign Secre- office of Zone Commissioner and terrupted" owing to shortage fined $20 each when they appear | Hunghom, was adjourned until accepted Aleel as a friend is well; Erskine commanded 43 Division

tary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, that the all municipal offices occupied by Australian Government feels all Allfed omcers-Reuter,

21

signatories of the Italian peace;

fronty should be consulted on the

three-power plan to return

Trieste to Italy.

ment in

BEATEN UP

LIFE BANISHEE

the

Ref: A. Brogan

Player Of The Season

London, Apr. 8. Stanley Matthews, the Eng- land and Blackpool outalde right, has been elected the Player of the Season by a ballot of National newspaper football critics.

Matthews headed the poll by five votes from his BlackpoolTM**** clubmate, Stanley Mortensen, with Frank Swift, the Manchester City goalkeeper, third.

at

All three are playing for Eng- land against Scotland Hampden Park, Glasgow, Saturday.

оп

At an

Anal eve of the Cup dinner, to be held in London on April 23, Matthows will be pre- sented with a bronze statuettelo commemorate his success.---Rou-

ter.

Footballer In Hospital

Cairo, Apr. 7.. A man who gave his name.as Jock Sutherland and said he was a well-known professional. foot- ball coach, is under treatment in a hospital here today for what doctors said is a nervous break- down.

The patient was found in dazed condition in parkod motor car.

and

Defendant was charged keeping an opium divan at 132, his field artillery to reopen the Temple Street, first floor, poss. The new arrangement does! Under the new scheme some bombardment of the settlement, not directly affect the already functions of executive power will according to

ession of two oplum and live T

Sutherland, a native of Scot- report reaching heroin pipes, and possession of

land, has been coaching, the announced wishes of the British, pass to local officials, both Ito Jerusalem tonight.

17 heroin pills, on April 1.

Fame Spread

Pittsburgh Steelers, a team in Lt. Col. American and French Govern-lans and Stovene, under the con-

Water Crisis

Alexander, the National Football Leagues trol of the local Government

Officer D. H. Knox' ments to hand back the Free Omee of the Allled, Military Gov-

The Mission in China was no Cameronians, has arrived in Hong One doctor said "from what I Meanwhile, Jerusalem's 100,000 (salt- that tho premises were Territory as a whole to the Ita ernment.

Lexception, and the fame of Father Kong to take up the appointment learned from After further testimony yes-Ricci spread. He visited Peking, of G.S.O.I. of Headquarters, Land others he has just gone through Jews spent the afternoon laying raided by him at 2.80 pan terday, hearing of the applica and eventually met the Emperor Forces.

relatives lian Government.

the Military Gov-in reserves of water following a April 1. and tho pipes, five

a hard football season. I wan Mr. John Beasley, the Austra-ernment for the Anglo-American Government broadenst" that the lamps, pills and a small quantity Edward Road, for an eviction knowledge helped the Chinese to stranger to the Colony, is an old and worried

tion by Ding Gow of 301 Prince Wan LI How Father Ricci's Col. Alexander, although told he takes his work seriously, lian High Commissioner in Lon-Zone decided to eliminate the city's water supply would be "in-of opium sized.

a lot about '££.”. Accused and four mokers were order against T. T. Kong of 2 reform calender, and how in spite friend of the G.O.C, having been Associated Press. The threatened water

arrested. The smokers were and 4 Pau Cheung Street, of bitter opposition the Emperor his G.S.O.I. when Major-General will affect the Jews more. than

HOME SOCCER the Arabs who hold the famed et in Court on April 2.

known. At Poking, Ricci wrote n 10 a.m. on April 13.

Germany in 1945. Solomon's Pools, Jerusalem's main

The applicant is represented by of these have become

several works in Chinese; some During the war Col. Alexander

London, Apr. 8. reserve in the normal summer

The following were the results classics, served as a Brigadier with the Mr. P.L. Lam, while Mr. M.A. being Included in the Chinese En-famous Chindits in Burma, being of football matches played today: drought, while the Arab villages Mr. Beasley's talk with Mr.) ·

Joliet, Illinois, Apr. 8. fringing the city rely mainly on by Det.-Sgt. 381 at 277 Cheung The proceedings commenced in turres later. These books relate to he

Arrested at p.m. on April 7 da Silva is appearing for cyclopaedia which Emperor Ch'ien awarded the D.B.E On leaving

Scottish League: St. Prison 8 Davin on the matter last wook William A. McCabe. 65-year- centuries-old wells-Reuter.

opponent.

Lung complied almost two cen- Burma he went to Europe where Partick 1.

Third Sha Wan Road, first floor, on was followed today by a state-old publisher of a weekly news-

Division (Southern): the 2nd Bn. suspicion of being

November last. At an

commanded earlier departee,

Newport County. 2, Swindon Canberra

outspoken political by Dr. Dapor with

stated that the Mathematics; but Ricel did not G.I. of 48 Division.

Astronomy, Georgraphy, and Cameronians and later, became Po Hung (27), travelling sales hearing, it was Herbert Evatt the Australian views, was reported to be criti-

Town.0. man, was found to have been 'premises were leased io the following a beating MENACES CHARGE banished for life on

Northampton Town 1 Queens vé Minister for External Affairs, cally ill today

March 10 Urban Counell for 4 term of lose sight of the purpose of his Col. Alexander is well known In which he declared that the by two unidentified men.

Park Rangers 1-Reuter Mission, 'and his, books five years

on the throughout the Army, as a very the applicant. Christian faith won several of the keen horsemen. Before the war proposals of the United States, Britain and France might been fighting editorially since Ylu Ping-wah, 20, PC_1356 Charged before Mr. W.A. Blair. During the Occupation, the Urban

undefeated HOME RUGGER "prove Einal settlement of 1936 against what he considered attached to: the: Yaumati Police Kerr yesterday, Po was sentenced Council were not in possession of thost prominent men in China he played for the

to a year's hard labour' and re- the Trikste problem, but this the corrupt political regime of his Station, and PC 1370

-London, Apr. 8. certain strangers · occupied - the

work in Chinaguar Polo Team in 1937-38 and also during this time spent two

The following were the resul la not the way to reach 12" elty and county. Associated chuan (26) of Takuling Polleo commended to be re-banished: premizes without the consent of set, a very high standard which monthis playing pole for private

Trieste Statement

Station, were pan on April 22 when they accused had three previous co denied that he let the premises such a firm basis that it was able has been serving in England and Bristol 0 Northampton 11 Bod

remanded to 2.15

the Urban Council. Aprilcant was maintained by his successors, team in America. For the last

RUGBY UNION: Swansea but he established the Mission eighteen months Col. Alexander Lianelly 6 Weston Supermare appbar before, Mr, W.A. Latimer victions.

to the opponent. TO OUST FRANCO at Kowloon yesterday charged

Ding Loy, brother of the ap. to withstand the rassults of has done a considerable amount ford 3, Falmonth 0 Rodeath-7. with demanding $30 with menaces NO REAR LIGHT Paris, Apr. 8.

plicant, who had- testified un countless Jealousies.. It went on of steeplechasing.

RUGBY LEAGUE: St. Helen's Indalecio Prioto, Socialist Span-Street-on-March-10-

from Wan Shunat Woosung

Wednesday, was recalled yoster from the Ming: to the Manchu Unfortunately,IA earlier. this B. Waines Reuters B A report that the posts would ish Republican, leader, said today

For having no rear light show day for cross-examination dynasties and it was Emperor year he had a serious fall when On the application of Mr. Hin fan and J. A. Rondon wars each

ing on their motorcars, N. Mola Lal. Mo- conntractor,

Hal Kanta Was spoke in such | riding be given to Italian Government he was still awaiting an answer shing Lo, for the first accused, and $10 by Mrs WN. Thomas evidence to the effect that he had slowing

London, Apr. 8:30 terms of the Borvicos Hunters Chase at Birmingham. The King and Princess: Ika- officials is completely unfounded. from the Spanish monarchists on ball in the autis of $2,500 cash Tam at the Central Magistracy affected repairs to the premises rendered by the Jesuits in the sustaining a broken back and betliare

the possibility of the Republicans and $2,000 surety each

among those who Printed and philobed for the preple and Don Juan's followers Joining granted by the Magistrate, answer to summonses, The Tribunal before whom the

five broken ribs; nevertheless ho'i have contributed st yesterday when they appeared in for opponent at MYT500 Mission in China,

At the conclusion of Tather will be at to ride again early quired to cover the training Jots. The Mewadaper Enterprise, Limited, forces to establish a new anti-Del Bub-Inspector V. M. Mor-Inap Macinno bald that de cass. It being hused comprises Mr. Cronlu's address, short sum- next month when he hopes to penses of

WALTER JAMES KEATER, WIS. Franco Spanish "overnment-rison, Anti-Corruption Bquad, is fondante were.k stopped because PNC Wos (Chairman); Mr. Chan mary of the address in: Chinese ride in some of the Hong Kong team for the Olymple Um

Britain'" equestrian A United Fresh Prem | appearing: for spa prorocution, as both FTRAE,

The Anglo-American handover

to local officials at 'civil posts in

the Trieste Administration April 12 constitutes only a amoli

st

change, It was stated-In-Tricato.

McCabe's secretary said he had.

'Press.

Lo Hu-

Was

last,

..by

the premises, with the result that very

Father.

in the Worwickshire

of rugger matches played today.