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Failed To Stop After Accident

A fine of $250 was imposed by Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam at 'Central yesterday on Mohamed Sadiq on three counts of viola- tion of the traffic regulations.

Defendant was charged with failing to report after an accident, falling to atop after an occident and fading to report a change of address.

was

THE CHINA MAIE, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1940,"

INDONESIA REGARDED AS ANTI-RED BASTION

Washington, June 12,

The best current sign whether the advanco of Com- munizm in Asia is going to be stemmed may be forthcoming very shortly not from China, but from Indonesia.

There final arrangements are being made by o United Nations Commission to end the six- month captivity of the Indonesian leaders and restore them to their former capital at Jogja- karta. They probably represent the tion of colonies to independence.

force The

has taken United States strongest anti-Communist

Asia and at the the lead in bringing pressure on In South East moment are a focus of American the Dutch to make another aln- cere try for agreement on terms. official hopes.

Even before writing off China, For all these reasons the events Washington decided

there of the next few weeks will be The magistrate told defendant; must

In In- followed anxiously in Washington a settlement be

uf other world that the front of his car knocked donesia if the rest of the Orient and a number down the boy and that he should is to be kept out of the Soviet capitals. have noticed 11.

orbit.

On Saturday defendant

Voeux Road driving along Des Central when he knocked down a small boy. After the accident, defendant drove on, it was alleged, Defendant told the court that he did not know of the accident,

The boy was taken to hospital for treatment and, appeared in court with a bandaged head.

The magistrate ordered defen- dant to pay the boy $25 compen-

sution.

CANTONESE

Vocabulary:

that

Part of the decision was

Unless the

be made a again and

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Republican regime that such a settlement is impos

going concern ble without the native Repub-ean

on prevailed can regime. Indonesia is also a show win-co-operate in a general settle- ment fostered by the United No- dow for the American policy of tions, prospects appear slim for promoting the orderly transforma-

preventing Indonesia from sliding further. Into a chaos. ripe for Communist exploitation.

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ing general peace later this summer.

conference

But if the 150,000-odd armed Indonesians choose Instead to keep on Aghting as guerillas, a new crisis will be inevitable. Only the Dutch could solve that by giving support to a regime which they have repeatedly tried to upset

Any doubts about the senil- ments of

the nationalists have long since been dispelled. Mos- cow picked last September for a full-scale Communist revolt In Java.

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GPO eloning times,

fiquidated Itin eight weeks, et Offee half an hour earlier than the lalled some 40,000 as participants and killed Moscow-trained Musse, the revolt leader.

They

did this without Dutch help al- though it was offered.

Since

then the

Indonesians

TUESDAY, JUNE 14 Closing Times by Air Canton, (Kowloon' CPO) 1.20 m, 10.30

a.m., 12.10 p.m., 2.80 p.m.; (dro)

7 am, 15 a.m., Noon, 2 pm. Airmail for Swatow and Amoy, (Reg.)

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have had firm support from the Airmail for Chungking

Staten and this kept

United

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Indonesia is now in a Central position in a long anù-Commun- Ist defence line extending from Japan to India. In the prevail- ing American view it can be held only by Asiatic nationalists and not by the armed forces of Airmal) for Bangkok, (Reg.) 4.30 p.m.. weakened European Colonial (Ord.) p.m.. powers.

Closing Timed by Sea Btralt and Calcutta, ..

In Indo-Ching, the Communists Haiphore. 10 a.m.

Salzon, Noon. have, control of the Vietnam na-· Swalow, p. tive independence movement and Manile, s., the French appear to have no

Bangkok, p. better than an even chance to restore stability by backing Bao Dai

In Malaya the British and Weir native allies have the up- per hand over relatively weak Chinese Communist movement.

Thailand is traditionally anti-Manite, to m Communist but is now in a pos-

Bibly dangerous political split,

Burma is in an uproar.

Under

the circumstances the West an- xiously wants a settlement in Indonesia without further delay. ---Associated Press.

Three Planes Collide In Mid-Air

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 Closing Times by Air Airmall for Okinawa and Japan, {Next.)

9,50 a.m., (Ord.) 15 km. Alemail for Manila, (Item.) Noon, (Ord.)

11.10 ..

Closing Timen by Bon

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Airmail for Bingapore, (Reg.) 4.10 p.m.,

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Tokyo, Jane 18. The U.S. Air Force announced today two air force officers were killed and three alr mechanics In Aftmali fer Japan, (Ret.)

“Jured in « ild-air collision Involv- ing three F-51 Mustang” fighter planes over Misawa airbase northern Honshu.

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Tokyo.

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