1950-02-04 — Page 13

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

Sweden Takes World Ski Championship

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Rumford, Maine, Feb. 3.-Karl-Eric Austrom, of Sweden, was de- clared the official winner of the 11-mile cross-country World Ski Cham- pionship here today. Heikki Hasu, of Finland, was the official winner of the Combined Nordic Championship.

The official result of the to watch the start of the race. Combined Nordic Cham- plonship event was:

1. Holkki Hanu land) 455.2 points.

The contestants went off at in- tervals of one minute. At six miles, the first control station, (Fin- Harald Marumann, of Nor- way, was timed in at 37 mine..

2. Ottar Gjermundshaug (Norway) 452 points,

3. Simon Slaatvik (Nor- way) 451 points.

4. Per Sannerud (Nor. way) 447.98 points.

15-1/10 secs. Then came August Kiuru, of Finland, 30-4/10 secs.

11 30 mins, third place was Viljo Vellenen, of Finland, in 30 mins. 45-1/10 fes

An official said the wind at the beginning of the

C 35 blowing at 20 miles per hour.

5. Sven Israelsson (Swe-li ensed considerably on our den) 447.67 points.

A firk!

competitors of 08 went off today in the 11-mile cross-country race. There was about two feet of show, the top of which war belug whip pod round by an ley wintl.

Twenty-four of the runuera wire competing for the com- bined Nurdle title, the jumping -half of which was icelded at Lake Placid un Wedamatny The remainsfer were running for thr: Indfyldun 11-mill cross-country Championship,

after the start.

Individunt,' 11-

27 Nations

To Play In Davis Cup

New York, Feb. 3-Tho draw for the 1950 Davis Cup competition will be min to finish the made here on February 7. The first couiron was Kert Rautiola, of according to an announce- Finland, in the mile Championships. The secondment tonight by Mr Walter

Mariliam-

M Merrill Hill, Chairman of mon in was Mikko en, also of Finland, who was in the Davis Cup Mangement combined event. Both races Committee. are decided on a time bak NO there wig no chance of telling at the time they nahed how the two Finns would eventunity be placed,

"

The draw will be made by Mr Trygve tae, Sveretary-General of the United Nations, in the new United Nations Headquar» Inutiola' Anishing time wasters building in midtown New

York I hr.

nina. 14 “Merilainen's 1 hr, 31 min. 43

sern,

Sec

TOUGH COURSE

Conditions at the start were Heikki Hast, of Finland, in Fuch that an

alrently tough the combined byent, finkled ári course looked like being made the dare time of 1 he. W mins, 13 even tougher. Promptly at 3

secu He was the 1918 Olymply p.m. GMT the first mnn, Silas winner.

of Karl-Krik Dunklees, of the United States,

Austrom, strode of

Sweden, finished in hr. Following close behind Dunk-los, 10 sres, to take the lead lesa was Simon Slastvik, of In the combined event. Norway, the winger nt the combing Jumping.

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WESTERLING SAID

NOW IN

HIDING

Karachi, Fab. 3.-Dr Mohamed Rum, ·Indonesian High Commissionor-Designate to the Netherlands, today accused 'certain Dutch elements in Indonesia" of aiding the former Dutch commando. Captain "Turco" Westerling, in bis revolt.

outside

Their action, he said, was] Dr Rum made this sintement aimed at "discrediting the Karachi airport on his way twi

to The Hague. ini have Republican Government

He added that the rebellioti the eyes

had now of the

been brought com- world."

pirtely under control and "tho situation

13 far from dan- Kerous,"

Dr Hum added that there were certain sections of the Dutch

who had

wns won from

Twenty-six nations. fewer tha inst year, challenged for the trophy, when has been held by the United States since it Australia in 1940.

Five nations (Fintond, Pukis- tan, Peru, Philippines and Po-; and), which did not compete unt lenges, while seven (Chile, Ar- genthun, Czechoslovakia, Greece. Portugal. South Africa and

which played last year, will be absentees in 1950. Mexico are to challenge in the Australia, Canado, Cuba and

year, have sent in chat-

Another Bue time reordej

Turkey), was that of Enar Joeefsson, of The cold wind was blowing|Sweden. He fished in 1hr, across the runners path on the mins, 27 secs. Arullo Ny first climb. Each rutiner

of Norway, finished the 11-mila mained wrapped In a

chune in hr, 7 mins, G seek overcoat until the inst second.

Hundreds of hardy Rumford Inhabitants braved the weather

WEEK-END SPORT

TODAY

מנופאי

European Zone.

Socialists

To Withdraw

From French

Cabinet

North American Zone, while Austria.

Belgium.

Denmark. Andtrom comes from Northern Egypt, Finland,

France, Great Sweden. He is 23. The Swedish Briti

Britain. Hungary, Iceland. team did not expect may great Isnel,

Itly Luxembour

Paris, Feb. 3.-The French things of him. Josefsson, a Monaco, Netherlands,

Norway. Socialist Party today decided comparative veteran at 23, was Pakistan,

Peru,

Philippines, the favourite over the tough | Poland, Sweden, Switzerland to withdraw its Ministers testing coume, but

Anstrom und Yugoslavia will contest the from the three-month-old returned the best time.

| Coalition of M.. Georges contest Bidault. Zonal winners will

Ansi the inter-zone

for the

The decision was announced right of challenging the United by M. Jean Blandt, Secretary of States for the trophy.-Reater. State, after a meeting of "So- PHILIPPINES DOUBLES elast Members of Parliament

a Cabinet Manila, Feb. 3-In quarter-to consider

comte final matches of the Philippince promise plan on the bonus for

low enlegory workers, ichnis doubles lawn

today, Sunnot The withdrawal of the Social- championships

ists does not

necessarily mean

men's

station At the first controf Austrom had picked up 17 sees. on Josefsson, whose ilme at that point was 30 min; 3 sees. Aastrom and Josefsson, as well an Arnljot Nyans, of Norway. inter starters were among the in the theld of 66.

Half an hour after the start, the wind dropped and the Fou Miera and Dilip Bore of in that the Cabinet will fall M.

shining when Josefsson Masip (Spain) and H. Wors

(Argentine), F. Ampon and R.Bidauli may prefer to replace

nien from them with Carmann (Philippines) · Hasu was mobbed by ad- mirs as he crossed the finish-matches and will play in the parties and to attempt to main- semi-finals tomorrow.-Reuter. ftain the Government without Socialist support for the first time since the war.

Athletics Annual Sports of Stephen's College at Stanley,

Cricket--Firs Division League: Army v Scorpions int Scokunpoo; Optimists v Ca Chater Road; Cralgengower v Commandos at Happy Valley; | was Royal Navy RAP at King and Austrom started. KCC at Park; University Pokfulam,

Second

KCC

Roudi

Division

ice-covered

League: fint line, still looking fresh and v Univerally at Cox'a

Irmilling trouch INC King George, v eyelashes.--Reuter

School at Soukumpoo: ItAP V Navy at Ka! Tak.

Friendly: RASC v Diocesan Boys' School.

Football-Senior Shicid Semnt- final; Kitchee v Club at Hoppy. Valley, 345 pm.

Juntor Shieft Semi-final: Club v Commundos at Happy

Division Leagnet Kwong Woh v Navy at Caroline

Valley, 2 p.m.

Barna Wins

won

New Zealanders

other

MAY NOT BE FINAL The bonus plan is intended to

ern powers.

Anglo-American

at-

ALTERNATE INSERTIONS

Premiere, Dr Walter Ulbrichttempt to turn Western Germany Personal $5.00 per Insertion. not (SED), Herr Herrmann Kastner | into a colony and the battlefield exceading 28 words, 25 cents (LDP), Dr.Otto Nuschke (CDU) for a new world wor must be each additional word. and the chairmen of the smaller mel by the united opposition of parties and organisations.

the German people.

"Western Germany must be The Council Issued a mani-forn from its dependence on festo calling on "every German foreign lands and the clutches(IF NOT PREPAID A BOOKING

of the Atlantic war Reuter.

Bevin, Back In London,

To Report

London. Feb. 3. The Foreign In Indonesla

Secretary, Mr opposed, and were dissatisfled Ernest Bevin, arrived back with, The Hague

in London tonight from the agreement which transferred power to the Colombo conference of Com- Indonesians.

These elements, he said, had monwealth Foreign Minis- his visits on the shown their dissalsfaction inters and

practical way before the way home to Cairo, Rome transfer of power and more so and Paris. aflerwards.

There was no definite proof that certain elements in Holland had been backing Westerling, Dr Rum said, but it was possible that they had done so,

NO SUPPORT

He denied reports that Westerling had either the sympathy of the, Communist or the active support of Darul Islam armed! groups.

Mr Bevin has been abroad nearly six weeks.

A Foreign Office spokesman said that Mr Bevin will spend the week-end quietly at his

London home catching up on developments during his ab- sence and preparing his Elec- tion speeches.

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Next week he is due to give a full report both on the Colom- bo conference and his Minis-HONGKONG & SHANGHAIents to the Local and Non-Local terlal contacts In Egypt and Italy to the Cabinet. He described these reports os According to a usually rell- | salschblevous

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decision cluding news agencies."

recoghise the Government of The Westerling uprising was ex-Emperor Ban Dal in Indo- the Trustee Company of the declared, and was confined to a "not serious at #11" Dr Rum Chino. very small arcu.

Westerling had now gone into hiding, and his movement could survive only as long as supplies lased, "for he cannot count on any help from the people".

We are able to manage the outside nuy

Unable To Tour de wurkers over until the res-situation without

toration of collective bargain help," Dr Hum said.Reuter, Ing. suspended since 1939. A Bombay,

3. Another bill for its restoration was before Commonwealth cricket tearn the National Assembly for its

Fcb.

Table Tennis muy tour India next season if second, and final, rending tonight. New Zealand are unable to The Socialist decision, taken send a representative team. at a meeting of the so-called i

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Jubilee Cup

The

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Britain Knew Of H-Bomb

First

Manchester, Feb. 3.Sir Wi- 7, 4 p.m.

lam Askers, head of the Atomie, Section of the Second

Department of Division League: St Budapest, Feb. 3. Vicksn

News Vendors Tarnu of England beat R.must of the players who toured

Scientifle Research 'from 1941 Joseph's v

One member of the Com- to 1940, today sald here that Caroline 11, 2.30 p.m. RAF v

of England, England lust summer will be mitice said that Hayden, also

their resolu-Britain had known about Navy nt Kai Tak, 4 pim.

the zero unable to leave the country for tiar. "leaves the door open to hydrogen bomb for a long time. Rugger Rugby Cup Tourna-by three games to

"There was no our

need for an remaining if the Premier Navy at here to win a special Jubilee tour of India. ment: Commandes

can make

further concessions American' Senator to make do- Saokunpoo, 3 p.m, Army v Club Cup awarded by, the Inter-

To this vold the India on the bonus issue."

talls of the bomb known to the at Senkunpoe, 4.15 p.m. Falleg national Table Tennis Board contemplete Inviting

The present Cabinet, formed world recently. We already RAF

at Boundary Street,

Federation for players who other unofficial Commonwealth Inst

October, includes five knew the theory of the bomb." team and will make their dual Socialist Ministers. Four of the Reuter. World Softball-League Matches at participated in the

decision ist a meeting on 15 Under-Secretaries of State King's Park: At CNA Ground-Championships of 20 years February 22 in Madras-Reu- are Socialists. Reuter. Spartans v Oversens Chinese, 2 p.m. Jaguars v Bexes, 3.30 p.in. Al Recreio Ground: Delawares y Braves, 2 p.in. Grimus v Blackhawks, 3.30 p.m.

4.15

⚫ TOMORROW Cricket-Ocensionals v Com- mandos at Chater Road, a.m.: RAPC v

p.m.

11

ago.

The competition was played

in conjunction with the present world!

championships. held here.

fer.

Grand National Quotations

INDO-CHINA STR Basss

REPORT LEAKAGE

Among other competitors were the Hon, Ivor Montagu, Vice-President of the English London. Feb. 3.--A bet of Table Tennis Association, Fin- 10,000 to £600 Pressimists at

was lald at King George V School, 1.45 berg (Israel) and several Hun Windsor Races today on the

Karlans.

Northern-trained horse, Free- who became ina-booter, for the Grand National. Football--Senior Shield semi- Barna. Ann St Joseph's KMB ntralised British subject,

Rio de Janeiro, Feb. 3.- was Another pleos of "Spring Sonkunpoo, 3.45 p.m.

born in Hungary.—Reuter,

double" news disclosed at the M. Roger Peyre, named by meeting was that Gordon the French Prime Minister,

ichords is almost certain to M. Georges Bidault, last! ride Dramatic in the Lincoln- shire Handicap.

month as the man from whom a secret military re- Dramatic 1.5 already favourite In

port on Indo-China ulti- ante-post Lincolnshire; mately "leaked" to the Viet- 18-21, while Freebooter is bracketed minh Nationalist Radio, has

nt the head of "National"

been invited" to return to] quotations with the Royal

p.in.

Junior Shickl Semi-final; Budapest, Feb, 3-Kolakova CAA v Army at Sookunpoo, 2 of Czechoslovaku beat Lucchesi of Italy 21-7, 21-8, 21-12 in the round of the women's First Division League: RAF first Pol

singles in the world Table tennis Causeway Bay, Police at

Commandos at championships here today.

In a second round match, C. Pithle of Scotland Eriksson ol Sweden 21-11, 21-17, 21-19.

DAMA

CAA

Boundary Street, 4 p.m.

Division League:

Second

beat

E. betting on the

the

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Univeralty ở Klicies at Causa way Bay, 2.30 p.m. Polico Dockyard at Boundary Strzeż In a women's doubles second horse, Monavien, and Lord France, and appear before a 2.30 p.m.; PCA V Talkoo at round match, D. Boregi (Eng; | Mildmay's Cromwell-Reuter. Committee of Inquiry. Carolino HI!. 2.30

Elliott (Scotland) Sollellors South

China at Eriksson and Pearson (Sweden) Caroline Hill, 4 p.m.

21-7, 21-12, 21-14.-Reuter.

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Skating Title For Britain

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Recognition Of wife arrived in Rio de Janeiro

Ho Chi-minh

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Last August,, tio

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Hockey-Association Matches:| Polleov Navy -nt Boundary Street, 11.30 nm; YMCA Recreio "B" at King's Park,

Radio broadcast paris of a re- 11.15 a.m.; University v. Com-

3.-Moscow port written by General Georges mandos at Pokfulam, 10.30 am,

Radlo reported tonight that Po-Marie Revers, then Chief of tho land, hud decided to establish Army General Staff, in which KITC v Army at Sookunpoo,

with the ho 11.15 4.

Davos, Feb. 8.—In an interna- diplomatic relations Club v Pak SC at

urged, that General Maxt Government of should replace M. Leon Pignon King's Park, 10

Reerolo tional Paris skating competition Ho Chi-Minh B.m.;

as the High Commissioner and "A v RAF at King's Park, 10 here today, John Nicks and his Indo-China.

Czechoslovakia announced the Vietnam

general, Nguyen a.m.; Dutch HC v Nomads at sister Jennifer Nicks, the British

champions, won a pair skating

recognition yesterday and Van Xuan, should, replace ex- King's Pork, 10a.m.

the State of Vietnam.

a.m

Teresa's 10.80

today.

Softball League Matches with 10 62 points out of a possi-Hungary followed suit earlier Emperor Bao Dal as the head of at › King's. «Park: At CBA bla maximum of 12., Ground-HKBC

BC v St Teresa's, Second place went to the Rumania has also decided to A brawl in Paris bus led to Y. Swine pair, Mulleraflone-recognise the Ho Chi Minh the discovery of a summary of Am Steinemann, and Andes Clame. Government of Indo-China, the report in the pocket of an ound Noon: Canadians Y Suzanne Cheldorf and Jacques The Rumanian Foreign Minis pampton

Renard, were third with 10.5ter Mme Anna Pauker has On December 7 last, General. cabled the Ho Chi-minh Revera was relieved of his post. Daredevila's Americans, 10.80 Government Informing of Chief of the Army General AVARIA Fake noon; The Yugoslav skaters, Suva Rumania decision and desire Staff and 61-year-old denomi Chung Two Overian Chinese, Palme, and Marko Lejovic, were to establlah diplomatic relations, Mast put on the Reserve Latin 10 p.m. Pandag Vod, & pan, fourths with 19.7 pointsReuter. the Radio ideater.

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