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· FUTIASSE KADAR ARNIERST

Thongkong Telegraph.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1947.

RACING BRITAIN QUITTING

TIPS

(By "The Turf”)

FIRST RACE

Happy SensÒN

Sunny

Burge

Outsider:-Emperor's Gate.

SECOND RACE

Esmeralda

Crown Witness

Peacock

Outsider:-P<££T

THIRD RACE

V-J Day

Wilhelmina

Thunderbolt

Outsider:-Wodonga.

FOURTH RACE

Airfield

Jinx Tunny Cubsider: Blackie,

FIFTH RACE Bashful Beauty Alrberne

Shannon Outsider:-Kim.

SIXTH RACE

Masterpiece

Lucky Strike

Jeep Hing

Outsider: Sunshine.

SEVENTH RACE

Canary

Souvenir

ffoncybelle

Outsider: Kookaburra.

WANTS TO CUT

UNO COSTS

PALESTINE

VYSHINSKY

LETS

Creech Jones Announces HIMSELF GO

"Early Withdrawal "

TERMINATION OF MANDATE

Lake Success, Sept. 26.-Outlining Britain's policy towards Palestine in the United Nations Palestine Committee today, Mr Arthur Creech Jones, the Colonial Secretary, said that the British Government would agree to the termination of the Palestine mandate. He said that the British Government announced, "with all solemnity” that, in ' the absence of a settlement, they had decided that they must plan for an early withdrawal of all British forces and the British adminis- tration from Palestino.

The British Government, Mr. Creech Jones declared, was ready to enforec any plan which was acceptable to the Arabs and the Jews, but if the United Nations recommended a policy which was not acceptable to the Jews and the Arabs, Britain would not feel able to implement it and it would become necessary to provide some alternative authority.

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NEW SERUM COTTON

BEATEN

DISCOVERED.

Hamburg, Sept. 20—A new serum for treatment of Infantile paralysis in its early stages— up to four days after the onset -Is being developed by Dr Oldshausen, a Schleswig Hols tein, physielan, the German news agency in the British

Zone reported today.

Dr Qldshausen said that he had already given 300.injections of the new serum and that within a short time the disease. was overcome, the agency "add. cd.

No permanent paralysis re- mained with patients treated so far, the doctor claimed.

A quicker method of pro- ducing the serum had been deelded on in Hamburg in view of the spread of the disense.— Reuter,

Lake Success, Sept. 26-M. Andrei Vyshinsky, the Soviet delegate to the United Nations. continued his attacks on certain United States personalities in BANDICAMI NEURENNERLI the Security Council Chamber

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Bad Day For Rydor

Cup Players

St Anne's-on-Sea, Sept. 26.- Fred Daly, the British Opon champion, and Flory Van Donck, the tall Belgian, will contest the 36-holes final of the "News of the World" £2,500 match play over the Royal Lytham and St Anne's golf course tomorrow. They won their way through today with convincing victories.

Daly eliminated Henry Cotton, the holder and British Ryder Cup cap- tain, by three and two, while Van Donck took the other semi-final in

player, Charles Ward, by four and three.

here today at what was probably CHOLERA IN beating, another British Ryder Cup

the largest

Conference press ever held in the United States.

John

About 000 people present heard M. Vyshinsky criticise Mr Fonter Dulles, the Republican

Foreign Affairs expert, and the former United States diplomat, Mr George Earle. for alleged War- mongering.

on

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Cairo, Sept. 26.-Egypt, with

African

Both Daly and Van Donck are 35 years of age and their meeting tomorrow should produce Apo struggle for the title and the first prize of £750

B

Should Daly win, he wIII, becomie the first player to win the Open and Match Play championships" in the same year, while a triumph for

Van Donck had an easy victory

Ho described the speech by Mr Hector MeNell, the British delegate and Minister of State, as "stinging a mounting number of cholera Van Donck will make him the first and sarcastle and full of attempts to cases reported from separate competitor to take the title overseas. br

willy"

FINE ACHIEVEMENT points of the Nile Delta, today Mr. McNell had Also "mixed his officially notified the United Daly's defeat of Cotton was altempted witticism with rude and Nations of an outbreak of the magnificent achievement: although standerous Inventions about the Soviet Union,

M. Vyshinsky added. disease in the country.

the golf never reached a really high The British Government was not prepared itself to undertake a task of "The most curious feature of all At once the Ministry of Pubile standard.

his Were

utterances

State Health received offers of aid from Cotton's long game, usually so imposing a policy in Palestine by force of arms, Mr Creech Jones said.

sovereignts from the point of view the British Army, the Rockefeller strong, was not all it might have been and. Daly, made the most of and the South Institute The United Kingdom Government, my Government and the Special "The situation which has since of Marxism, on which Mr McNeil

Daly was two Government, the suddenly pretended to be an expert,"

the opportunities. ondorsed the Palestine Commission's Committee are identical

necessitates developed clearly "The third general recommenda- termination of the mandate.

sald.

The most urgent problem facing up at the turn: Lake Success, Sept. 28-Drastic recommendation that Independence

Answering Mr McNeil's statement the Egyption, health authorities Is culy in the cost of running the

be granted to Palestine at the cari- tion which any Government directs "We accept this necessity and

attention is the sixtli

shall willingly lay down the obliga-that the Soviet notion of sovereignty the provision of sufficient quantities over Ward, who appeared nervous United Nations were urged by Mr.est practicable date.

of anti-cholera serum for the entire and never showed anything like hir "I can say it ench that the British This is to the effect that the tions imposed upon his so that the Was vrchnic, M. Vyshinsky ex- K. G. Younger, of Britain, when the

tru farm. M population of nearly 20,000. imme coal of independence may be claimed: budget estimates of Dr Trygve Lie, Government is in sustantial agree General Assembly should

"What commendable tranknesst realisation.

have Cases

been reported the 12 general recom- diately undertake the initiation and brought within real the Secretary General of the United meat with

nado clear was made

One's Sir by

Jamalia, only regret is that this fuk Alexandria, Cairo, Nations, for the financial year of maditions of the Palestine Special execution of an international ar

was made at such high the focal point of the epidemie con- 1048 Committee of the

session of the Assembly held earlier steed United Nations

In particular, they endorse and of distressed European Jews na, a

In Galicubich the United Kingdom man this

Province, ed this morning, Daly bent Eric emphasise three of these statements matter of extreme urgency.

year that General Assembly here today.

of principle.

Government would be in the highest lost much in clarity Meaning of it Karein

where 26 cases and four deaths Green, Van Donck beat Dal Rees, Unfortunately, M. Vyshinsky said, have been reported, bringing the Cotton, beat "It is the opinion of the British degree reluctant to oppose the

and Wally Smithers total new cases yesterday to 42. The Arst, recommending that the Government that the entire problem Assembly's wishes in regard to the Mr McNeil "unexpectedly lost

Word beat Richard for a reduction in the number of mandate for Palestine shall be ter of the displaced persons In Europe, future of Palestine.

Burton. his eloquence and almost lost the

SERUM ON THE WAY

A telegram has been sent to Max conferences held by the United minated at the cortical practicable Jewish and non-Jewish alike, is an

"At the same time, he drew a dis- capacity for speech" when dealing Nations and. Use costs incurred by date, and the second, recommending international responsibility and one tipelton

Three Dakota planus left Cairo Faulkner, of Worlchury, informing between accepting the With the Soviets issue of warmon-

for Washington today bring him that he has been officially Its Information Department.

that independence shall be granted which demands urgent action. recamumadation, in the sense of notering.

back to Egypt 6,000,000 units of selected as a member of the British date, are the exact expression of in Palestine at the earliest practicable

impeding its execution by others, "CURIOUS FEATURE"

cholera serum offered by the United Ryder Cup team to visit the United States Navy, It was disclosed today. States thin year. the guiding principle of British polky

Planes carrying urgently needed The final place had been left open in Palestine.

anti-cholera drugs will leave this for the winner of this event if he

not nirendy Ainong thos

Daly has already been chosen, while Van Donekt of "course," is not eligible=Reutor,

but

Van Don

Donck, won five of the first nins holes in the Ane figures of 23 before the end arrived. and It was only a question of time

came before the Budgetary | Commitia" Mr Creech Jones said. rangement to deal with the problem Alexander Cadogan at the Special Statemend in such a confusing tinues to be the small village of the fourth round matches play-

Mr Younger pleaded in particular

The British Government, be said, believed that the number of UNO staff were inflated by the division of functions"--Reuter.

·Court-Martial Verdict Quashed

!

and accepting the responsibility for of the currying it out by means British administration and British

"We shall make proposals to this end on a raure appropriate occasion. would. therefore, only referate on the subject of the Special Com mittee's generat r.commendations, furces. that there Is no conflict between

manner

that the

truc

nil

to

Anak Helliem(1) DC-Uv-problem is their geriral conclusions and the Og attitude of thy Government that there could be no systematie i weekend for Cairo and Karachi, was

sold

"Ar McNeil said that Britain had added lisarmed, but immediately "The record of our various at tempts to secture agreciment Un a

disarmament without real collective then stated. moins "I cannot ally in the circcurity suffelent and obvions proof of this broad objectives of British policy.

M. Vyshinsky

that a rat ract.

1 was the original intention of enmstances wherein we should wis curious feature of Mr McNeil's "Nevertheless, I take the op- the League of Nations that the to prevent the application of the

the Speech in the General Assembly de- regim: in Palestine settlement recommanded by

bale

on Monday was his defence of 27-Federal portunity of reufirming that in this mandatory

Assembly. of should lead towards Independence.

Mr Winston Churchill, a second was Judge Clarence G. Halston on Friday fundamental matter, the aims

reproaches to Egypt which was set aside the Navy court martial

of ingratitude for all the conviction of Chief

རྩྭ

New York. Scpt.

Signalman

*

Harold C. Highbarg on charges of maltreating fellow war prisoners in Japanese prison camp, on the ground that the Navy ineked juris dletion to try him.

ment,

FORCE OF ARMS POLICY REJECTED

s. granted by Britain"

and a third

13 remarks about

"The United Kingdom delegation wateralis it is

the

numer

"The crucial question for 's "Second, If the Assembly should, in attaining their independence.

apulicy whichs Apt

a riddle

how Majesty's Government is its uforce-recommend

reseproble to the J. Ws and the Arabs, will place at the disposal of

could disarm if there is the United Kingm Gorur pet Committee any experience or know- Britain The Judge cited the fact that "First, the United Kingdom Gor-would not feel able to implement it ledge they have which may help to actual possibility to disarm.

M. Vyshinsky added two "Then it wold be reary ela. ita task." Hirshberg was accused by the Navy rnment is ready to resume the res

Justice Emil

of to the Soviet list of warmongers- Sandstrom, after he and received an honourable ponsibility for giving effect to any provide for some alternative authori.

weden, who is Chairman of the Mr William Bullitt, former United discharge And

F-allstad.-Asso- | plan on which earcemment is reached y to implemnt 4.

pre-States Ambassador in Moscow, and elated Press,

Eetween the Arabs and the Jews.

"His Majesty's Government re Special Palestine Committee,

the radio commentator, Waiter. Win- hot themselves prepared to under.sented the Palestine report:

chell. take the lack of imposing in. policy | He said that the Palestine ques-

Palestine by force of arms.

tions could be enlled unsolvable S "Like WAY

chha * ્

To solution could be found to Papral 15

the effect that satisfy both parties. ajesty's Government should parti

"Palestine had been plunged in cipate with others in the enforce-

continuous

disorder. he added. ment of a settlement they must take

"The tragedy in increased by the into account both the inherent justice thet that all those claims must be Sir Alexander Cadogan, the Britin of the settlement and the extent to co

to possess validity. The permanent representative" considered watch force would b: required to main objective of the United Na-United Nations, who stayed 100 live Rive effect to it,

tions solution must be to bring minules.

EDITORIAL

Controlling The Unruly

FOOTBALL, the most partisan

of all the organised sports In Hongkong, has been under some- thing of cloud since the tibera. flan. Too often has friendly rivalry between well malehed teams been converted into hitler acrimony and riots with the safety of players and offelus Jeopardised. This new phenome. non reached its peak during the

the

1946-47 season, culminating several of the first-class referees refusing to handle any more unless they were guaranteed complete physical protection, and in the

creation of a

com mittree to inquire into the existing state

of football in Hongkong

alid to make recommendations for its

This com milice has now Andings. They are and, it put into effect,

to eliminate the

"brar demonstrations so charac teristic of

of the last two seasons Briefly, the committee is of the opinion that the main cause for the unpleasant incidents which have

brought the

KAMO

more: cffective back its consiructive

Into

disrepute, is the behaviour of spestators, and that the players are not to blame. Referees are regarded as being efficient, but perhaps a lttle too lenient

when dealing with serious infringements of the tules. The committee res rards the deficiency of accommo- dation. for the public, leading to enoroachment and Interference

with the play of the game as a contributory cause to unruly Jucidents. This finding however must be luked with the most Important conclusion reached by the committee, namely the neces- city for a stadium which would nable better control of crowds Inside the ground of

In or play. principle, his recommendation fas already been adopted, the au- thorities having gone so far in anticipation of the committee's "report as to aludy possible sites with the oblict of building a

lastum for

sors start- the

new sexson today. These plans, however, were feastrated when Information was received that it would be Impossible ils year 'to obtain the

necessary building materials Sensibly the committee has taken cognisance of this and as a tem porary measure suggests that the Football Association elects ground and builds stands to at commodate 15,000

the spectators;

grond to be properly,

all

and used for Importari

crush

1:1

y

He became

very annoyed when, the end of his prepared about 50 reporters sinried going out.

officer A gustered Soviet press tried to restore order.

Many

ny diplomats satended, including

at

the

"I repeat again that His Majesty' about appeasement and as much as While M. Vyshinsky was criticising Government have determined to base!

out.-Reuter.

their policy on the assumption that Elven, to honour the pledges Mr McNeil, he frowned and stalked

The

they must lay down the mand te The Arab Higher Committee under which they have sought for 25 represented by Jamal Husseinl and years to discharge their obligations, the Jewish Agency by Mr Em-" to facilitate growth of a Jewish manuel Neumann, who took their National Home and protect the places at the Committee table today. terest of the Arab population.

The Arabs are to make a state- "I carnéslly hope the United ment on Monday and the Jews on Nations may have more sucreas than : Tucriday.

the United Kingdom hus had in-per....¡ The Committee then ndjourned suading the two peoples to co-operate til Monday.-Reuter,

2

DECISIVE & CONSIDERED

London, Sept. 26-It is Britain's sequence of events is now likely to present intention to start withdraw-be:

First Ceylonese Prime Minister

Colombo, Sept. 27-DS, Senano- yake, a lending exponent of Brition Dominion status for Cevion, became

Frime Minister, Foreign Minister

and Defence Minister of the island”2- first Cabinet under the Soulbury Constitullon on Friday.

Britain kist year announced the

ing from Palestine immediately the 1That Britain would stort new constitution for Ceylon, giving

General Assembly preparations to leave Palestine as the colony a large measure of self- debate, now going on, ends and not soon as the present Assembly is governmentAssociated Press.

United Nationi

a

to continue holding the mandate il complete. De Assembly transferred a decision

and other games drawing large crowds, and the stands to be

with sufficient provided barriers, turnsistes, ext gates and chei selling moths.

Unti what time it possible to erect a modern concrete stadium, this SUERCAtion commends flself. Thero Jurgency attached to this ques- (lon of adequately controlling soccer crowds, wherefore quick implementation of the committee's recommendations is called for.

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to another session, it was made clear: 2. That the subsequent with-

by a Forcim Office spokesman to drawal would take place as soon as right.

it is technically and physically |, - possible.

OIL CO. STRIKE Bombay, Sept. 26-More than He also mada' it

clear that the

1.000 employers of the Standard- 3.-That Britain would not con Vacuum Oil Company In Bimbay decision to abandon the mandate, unless a settlement acceptable to cern herself with handing over of

struck today in support of a demand both the Arabs

and the Jews was authority to only racial group

wages. produced. was "decisive and con- Palestino and that a period of for higher

The strike also affected three, of anarchy might follow.

the Company's distribution centres

sidered”,

in

strike of about 200,000 m- Palestine ployees in Bombay's textile milis

It is no sceret that British officials, Nevertheless, the Forelan Omerland city office. here do not believe that the United spokesman emphasised that the de- Nations can produce such a solution cision to withdraw from where Britain quarter of a century,

has fulled over a does not mean that Britain is pull who stopped work to den and a re- Ing out of the Middle East as a vision of the rectant wages award.

Tel the view. of usually well-whole. Informed quarters in Landon, the

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no dango in the prisition, Reuter,

the British Overseas Airways Cor-selected. poration announced tonight.

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