1950-08-05 — Page 9

16

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1950.

LANCASHIRE RETAIN THEIR 20-POINT LEAD IN THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

London, Aug. 4.

Lancashire retained their 20-point lead in the County Cricket Championship race with an innings victory over Glamorgan at Black- pool today. Yorkshire took advantage of a sporting Somerset declaration to win and maintained a strong, challenging position.

Lancashire now have 176 points, Yorkshire 156 and Surrey, who were with- out a County Axture, are third with 144 points. All have played 21 matches.

Warwickshire Jie fourth with 124 points, from 22 games 30 points ahend of fifth-placed Worcester, who have played 21 gamos. Northamptonshire lie sixth with Somerset each with 38 points from 21 games, Essex's first win since May drew them level with Telcestershire, each with 18 points, at the bottom of the table but one place - 16 points above Notts,

Results of first-cinna cricket| wickshire 380 for seven declared;; matches played today were follows:

Al Taunton: Sumerat

GIX

At

fristal: Gloucestershire Yorkshire beat drew

with Northamptonshire. wickets. | Northamptowhire 100 and 170 Al Lelcenter: Middlesex beat | Sometzel 200 and 243 for live for one declared (33rooltes 04 Leicestershire by 185 runs. Mid-Į declared (Gimblett 51, Walford not

200 mut), acestershire diegex 370 for dx declare and 50, Rogers 70 not eal), York-(Gorlick, 170 for seven declared. Leices-shire 270 and 228 for four offspin bowler, dve for BI) and tershire 170 and 100 (Palmer 58, Yardley 120 not out, Wardle 50 78 for four (Emmett Worr, right-arm fast bowler, four for 30. Denis Compton, left-not out.

arm legbreak bowler, three for

30).

AL

Worcester; Woverster drew with Suze. Sussex 201 Dist 183 for ix declared (Sheppard 77. Worcester 202

for Fix erlated (Dewco 82 not; aul)

(Cox. and 115 for six right-arm change, there for 25).

At Nottingham: Notts drew with Warwickshire Notis 233 and 417 for three (Recton 115, Simpson 105, Herdsinf 100 not

Iinrris 02 not out). out,

Ware

rlight-arm medium

out).-Reuter.

55 not

W. Indies Beat Surrey

By Innings & 69 Runs

London, Aug. 4.

EDITORS PATLU SERVICE, INC.-NUEVA YORK

174-8

THE TATURDAY EVENING PORT

European Council

To Probe Plan For Coal & Steel Pool

Strasbourg, Aug. 4.

More Trouble Threatens Belgium

Brussels, Aug. 4. A split in the ranks of the ruling Catholic Party threatened today to torpedo' the three-Party agreemont. to ease King Leopold from the throne, and to plunge divided Belgium into a second round of nationwide rioting and unbotage.

The Prime Minister, Jean Duvieusart, called 11 closed meeting of the Socinilst Chris- tinn Party of the House of Re- the presentatives to explain chumstances which had led up to the agreement. The meeting came after the widening pit of a had forced postponement Lower House session scheduled to debate the bill authorizing the King to transfer le Royal to 19-year-old Prince powers Baudouin.

&

SHANGHAY

EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES for the COLONY and the FAR EAST

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK

HONGKONG (TRUSTEE)

LIMITED

the Trustee Company of tho Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Hongkong.

E

The

Hongkong Telegraph

Morning Post Ballding,

Hongkong.

Published dally (afternoona), Prics. 20 cents per edition. Subscription: 40.50 per month.

Postage: China and Macas. $1.00 per month. UK Deitish Possessions And ollier countries, $420 month.

per

New contributions, always wei- come, should be addressed to the Editor, business communications ane advertisements to the Secretary.

Telephones 20611 (8 Liaca).

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

20 WORDS $3.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID

ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS

$150 PER DAY.

10 cents P'ER WORD OVER 20

Births. Deathe, Marriages. Personal $5.00 per Insertion not Exceeding 26 worde, 26 denia each additional word.

ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10% EXTRA

CLEARANCE SALE IF NOT PREPAID A BOOKING

CIVIL WAR THREAT M. Duvieusart was reported to have toll Catholle delegates that the Party at ne me, ad deserted the King's cause in eaching un agreement with the Socialists and Liberals. Ite sald it was Leopold himself n

who made the decision, faced with Socialist threats of civil war.

Catholic sources said "many" Maximum Social Christian deputies were determined to vote against the Lill despite the Prime Minister's :tatement and there were

that A usual-reports

pro-Leopold

The Foreign Ministers of the Council of Europe to- day gave the all-clear to the Council's 15-nation Con- saltative Assembly to probe the Schuman Plan for European coal and steel pool. The Assembly meets on Monday.

Foreign Secretary.

The West Indies beat Surrey by an innings and 69 runs today despite an energetic innings by the left hander, Laurie Fisblock, who missed his second centurytered against the tourists by three runs.

Nerding 244 runs to avoid an innings defent, Sur-

Mr Ernest Bevin, the British

Tommy Fare run for two wires overnight, worn approve a recommendation that Ministers for European Affairs. tary committee found 20 votes

Gets Licence

To Box Again

10

raised no objection today to a thoroughgoing debate on the plan, it was learned from a usually reliable source,

The key bra is the suggestion) meeting last evening. at the pool should be admluis-ly reliable source said that they Royalists from the North were by 11 supra-national also discussed a recommenda- planning a welt-end march on authority.

tion from the Assembly's Gen-the capital, will be askederal Purpeses Committee urging DIFFICULT PASSAGE The Assembly

to appoint by its Economic Committee to all member States

Although a special Parlamen-

itscif

to two should Assembly

approve the bl The Ministers of some smaller authorising Leopold to dele- supervise such a supra-ratiomni

can States said that they would not gate his powers to his son, the nuthority. The Assembly

to the have the people available to DP met that two Catholic members make recommendations

opposed the move indicated a Council who, in turn, may-hand point a special Minister.

the b dillcult when it comes before the House

passage for these on to their Governments!

on Tuesday, SECRET SESSIONS Foreign Ministers The and twice today in secret following half hour runs their lude

their second innings shortly lunch today the

runs,

Surrey had made 161 ts in their first innings to which the West Indies had replied with 431 TU.

+

for

het tell for 120 runs.

Fishlock stayed three hours and 25 minutes for bis 97 runs, weich Included

Jour Valentine took five wicketa The match winners were 60 runs and Ramadhin three spinners, Alfred | wickets for 50 runs, London, Aug. 4. again Tommy Parr.

or the 120 runs. Fightock former. Valentine 3 Stony Ramadhin.

Remadhin darmisted Constable Jim Laker had added 54 British and Empire Heavy with the sesand ball be sent together for the seventh wic- weight Boxing Champion down in the same after being ket. I first and reventh out, who has not fought for 10 of the dell for mott of the F. Block batted very well

though he did not always up-) clay beesuse of a years, had his request for a find two

Dear too comfortabl Buninst chill.

licence to box again granted Contabi had partnerede slow boaters. tony by the British Board Pablock in a def rmined thirti stard of 62, but after wicket of Control.

In his stay of free hours and only une i teft the seven vi maining wie-25 minutes in offered

change, Rae, at long-on, drop- pun humm off Valentin when Bd

15 who is 36, went Farr. round with Joe Lamis for the? -... world title in the United States! In 1937, when he lost on points.

He had his last night when bei

nockout early in the

won on

WHIT He recently spared withį

Garder when Gardner Jack WRIN preporang for his British! Heavy weight final eliminator match against Johnny Williamz. ---itetter.

OFFER TO LAMOTTA

New York, Aug. 4

Kubler Almost

Certain To Win

Tour Of France

TOM.

Under the influence of more hit, the pitch played faster

Ieuter.

TEST RECEIPTS

+

Buntural versus West Indles

H

EX-QUEEN ASKS FOR IRO AID

Geneva, Aug. 4.

Sist

The Ministers decided that, in principle, they had no ob jection is member countries appointing a special Minister

Indivi for European Affairs, dual povejaments would be left to decide this for themselves,

STILL OPEN

A Sean McBride, of Eire, when asked after today's meet- ing if the question of associat

with the West Germany

of work of the Committee

in

The split could wreck the three-Party agreement and start again the wave of strikes, vio- lence and sabotage that engulfed The nation

days during 10 following Leopold's return to The throne on July 22-United

Press.

Zatopek Breaks

Ministers, he been decided, re- 10,000m Record

plied that it was still open.

Ne expected the

Ministers

would continue to discuss it to- morrow,

Helsinki, Aug. 4. Ermil

Czech Zatopek, the runner, easily broke his own world record for the 10,000 metres here day with me of 29 mins, 2.6 seca

Zatopek,

than at any time in die match. Ex-Queen Joanna of Bul-!

The Ministers approved 1 The final score w.re: Surreygarin has approached the recommendation from the Coun |161 and 201. West Indies 134- International Refugee Orell's joint committee, consisting

the 10,000-metres of Ministers and members of Olympic winner, was running ganisation to find out why the As endly, to keep national in an international nibletics ther she is eligible for aid Pazhaments informed of reso-contest at Turku, West Fustand, as a displaced person, it was lations which might strengthen Be ret up the previous record London, Aug

the bonds between them and at 29 nizin, 21.2 mees, nt Ostrava Tine total receipts fur the learned here today.

en October 22, 1920-Reuter. have to the Assembly-Reuter. The Queen would Test match at Nottingham head documents to

the RO in) fill in fairly Geneva and month were £21,705.

complicated questionative framed TOR inchider Jokine !ror ' tqu

Cat other dett rinine, norvet ent in kiitlon

to this, that she dirt not belong The VR tart on the guh jitu J: 13,3 # Hote receipts voluntarily to any gandestion afarre frown 351. Etienne to Lyun. janununeeri earlier,--Router.

The Swis, Ferdinand Kubler. LaMotta was an easy winner is rounded as virtually

thral defive na July 12' inte hi:

Tiberio Mitri, of Haly, Belgias, Sian Ockers, may Bud austin t

Dauthuill stefenteri LaMotta it diflet to keep second place. At Montreal

BOBET THIRD The French

St. Etienne. Aug. 4. The 5 riders left in the Middie Qalin, a Montreal pro Tour de France cycling, race meter, and have that he in realyout of the 116 who started to unrantee the World Addie on July 13 were resting here weight Chatopion, Jake Motta, $75.000 te lesforci titik ausainet Lament Danthulle, or Praner, at

Montien !

September 11.

in

hatta

1- today

February 21,

Turnertaw.

to win

Cer

the Tour The H-Bomb Contract

With Du Pont Being Negotiated

1919, before the latter win the j

rend champion, title from the late Marcel Cers Louis Bobet, is alill third in alan, of France, Detroit al: -9 the general clarification, though

bid

LaMotin- he lost his chance of winning for the Dauthuille hout through Nick / the Tour yesterday In a bold Londes, a match-maker there bid to catch Kulter and Ockers on the Briancun-lo-St Etienne Hotel was unty 0 in 4 eres behind Kubler and 3 mins 46 rees behind Ockers after the

Reuter.

Egyptian Plays Fred Perry

In Pro Final

stake.

fighting the Allies in the second! | world war, that she was not of German ethnic origin, and that she had no war criminal record.;

ITALIAN PRINCESS widow

of The 13-year-old

of Bubaria, who Kant Borin was murdered during the war, bas two children and was Piln- eens Giovama ut Italy before

narrlige.

Home court de- In June,

surviving daughters of Victor

Washington, Aug. 4. Senator Brien McMahon, Churman of the Joint Con- creed that as one of the three ressional Committee ou Emmanuel, she should share in Atomic Energy, confirmed four-ifths of the today that a contract was properly of the late King of

italy-Reuter. being negotiated with the

|Gap Brianvon stage. He col Pont Company of Wil

lapsed on the Republique Pass, less than 15 miles from the mington, Delaware, for work!

-confiscated

Anish, to finish 11th for the on the hydrogen bomb. Hungarian Move

istag, 12 mins. 34 res, behind |

Scarborough, Aug. 4. Kubler in the general classifira- In a marded statement ear- Fred Perry, the formertion and 9 mi reen, behind | her this week, The Atomic Wimbledon Singles Cham-Ockers--Reuters

pion and British Davis Cup

player. will meet Salchi

Khaled,

of Egypt, in the GOLF TOURNEY

final of the Slazengers pro- fessional lawn tennis tourna- ment here tomorrow.

In the semi-nnis played ta- day Perry best. Mohamed Ali, of Expt,

by 6-4, 6-3 and (-2, while Khaled bent J. Fauner. of the United States, by 4-6, 0-1, 7-5, 7-5.

In the semi-finals of the

Perry doubles.

and 2.H.D. Wilde, of Britain,

brat B. R.

Lawrence and DR. Bocquet, of

Norman

Sutton

Wins As Ward

Fades Out

London, Aug. 4. Norman Sutton, 4-year- Britain, by 0-2, 6-3 and 6-2 year-old professional at Scheuermeler, of Switzerland, Leigh scored his second

and Faunce and All bent E. R.

and J. Ede Mo, of Holland, by major success of the season

6-3, 7-5 and 6-4--Reuter.

WEEK-END SPORT

TODAY

Lawn Bowla-First Iengue: CCC v

and the third of his pro-į fession: golfing career here) Loday when he took the first) prize of £100 in the Saks £2,000 golf tournament on the Royal Course.

Enry Commission hinted as

Against The

much but did not specifically Catholic Church

say

that negotiations under way.

pany.

were

London, Aug. 4, 'The Vatican Itadio reported Senator McMahon made his tonight from Budapest that the slatement to reporters after Hungarian Government has de closed meeting of the Senate-eidest to clove all Theological House Atomie Energy Committee faculties. with Me Crawford Greenwalt,

These would include the President of the Du Pont Com-Catholic faculty of Budapest University. the Protestant the Senator MacMahon said that faculty of Debrecen and no dection had been reached Evangelical faculty.

teaching will Repous

in on where the works would be

be restricted situated. Among

to the the factors futun: governing the selection would churches, the report said. be invulnerability ID attack- Vatican Radio added it was Router.

feared that this step was prelude to the setting up Communist theological faculties working to a Communist pro- Marne, as had been dune JKL Czechoslovakia.-Ileuter.

Freak Weather In Italy

Rome, Aug 4. Tornadoes, violent hailstorms caused the death of our person and more. than 2,000,000,000 lire damage

and heat waves Mid-Surrey

A heat wave

Do Business in a

HEALTHY ATMOSPHERE

with a

Carrier

ROOM AIR CONDITIONER

FEE OF 30 cents 18 CHARGED

Name and addressen should

Discounts.ccompany Advertisements, Hot

CARPETS

LINOLEUMS BEDROOM SETS

DRUGGETS

MOHAIR RUGS

TAPESTRIES

&

necessarily for publication, but to ensure that replies Aro.Th. caived by the person for whore they are intended.

We will forward' replies to the stated address if the ad- vertiser desires.

All advertisers purporting to loan money must publish thoir inames and addressĆE in the

advartlesmente,

If the Wants

of advertisers aro quickly met and they de 'not desire" any further replice forwarded, wo'shall be glad to be notified promptly to that effect when a suitable noknow. lodgment will be Insarted from of charge.

FOR SALE

YE OLDE MILL. A distinctive hand made atulfonery. In boxes, 50 sheets notepaper, B0 envelopes. Fost Bro By, 0.50 per box, Duke fly, $11.50

CUSHION COVERS box from "S. C. A. Post," Carpet Industries

63, Austin Road, Kowloon.

Save your eyes

by consulting

CHINESE OPTICAL CO. 97 Quars Kan

THE 17588

CHIVALRYy Antient Script, Ab attractivo stationery of distinction. In boxer of forty dy sheets and Lusty envelopes or eighty single slicets and fuity envelopes, 40 por box. On 4/0 63 "Bouts China Morning Post"

NEW EDITION. The "POST" Typhoon Map incorporating amend- ments to the Local and Non-Loca Storm Signal Codes. Mounlod 15.00 Unmounted $1.00. Obtainable from "S. C. M. Post."

WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS of Cargo exported from Hongkong and South China compiled by the swarm Measurers, sid crom the "South China Morning Post"

FORD' DRITISHI BLOTTING PAPER. Wille, in sheets 17* * 22 cut to my ice, za cents per steet, $10.00 per 200. 8. C. BE Post."

OFFICE STATIONERY, Letter licas, Memorandum Forms, Vilting

Orders not Cerda, Envelopse atc. taken, S. C. M. Pont.”

** COLUMBIA COPPERPLATE Dra

ing Penells. "3" and "i** 225 per gros, $2.00 per dowen, 20 cents cach. Übtamáble al “5. C. M, Puet,"

PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

OF NATHAN AND JORDAN

Copier of photographi MAY BE BOOKED AT THE VERGREEN STORE CORNER ROADS, KOWLOON. |***********************

Good business depends on taken by the South Chim "cool heads." Room tem- Morning Post and Hong Kong perature and humidity are Telegraph Staff Photographon important, too. That's why

so many business and pro- fessional offices are to-day equipped with the beauti- ful new CARRIER console

air conditioner.

AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION

See the CARRIER Room Air Conditioner to-day

CARRIER INTERNATIONAL LTD.

St. George's Bldg.

Telephonea: 38218(Sales) 24502 (Servico)

of

TO-DAY

ONLY

TENNIS MATCH AT THE KCC

Members of the

Kowloon

Sutton had rounds of 67, 70, to properly in Italy during the Cricket Club will entertain, a G8 and 49 for A 72-holes ag- past four hours.

tenin from the 2401 Field Divisiongregate of 272. Tle was follow-

pushed the Engineer Regiment at tennis on KBGC: KDC ed by A. Cerda, of the Ar-thermometer up to 113 degrees the KCC ground at 5.30 p.m.

southern on Sunday.

still

fterm:-- wero

In the

The

following аго

the

v KCC; Ree. "" v Rec. "Wentine, and the British players, Fahrenheit HKFC V PRC.

Ken Baleld and R. W. Horne, Puglia region, damaging Second Division League: KCC ench with 276.

further crops which v KBGC; FC KFC; TDC v IRC; HKCC v POC.

The overnight leader, Eddle withering due to the two-month 24th, Field Engineer Regiment: Ward, fell out of the running drought, Third Division League: KCC with a third round of 76 and

Lleut. Col. Stack and Capt ▼ KDC; CCC Y IRC; PRC

In Alto Adige in the Tyrol Stubb, 2nd. Lieut. Jago and V finished with 262.

the Austrian HIKERC

border, 2nd Lieut. Dowdall, Maj. Mac- Two other overseas players, vlotent winds and hallstorms koizle Pen Triples Quarter-finals at Eric Moore (South Africa) and damaged vineyards

and Capt. Hatiersley, and Hongkong Football Club,

|or|Capt, Coole and A. N. Other, R. E. Clark (United States) chards to the cost of more than KCC: Hobbs and White, Chinese finished well down the list with 1,000,000,000 lire and pushed Petersen and da Silva, Aricení Victoria Recreation totals of 201 and 287..iespec- the thermometer down ...ta and... Gillard, Ridsdate Club, 0.30 pri

tively.-Router.

freezing point-United Press.

Swimming-VNC v

YMCA at

hear

and

ALHAMBRA

BAIR CONDITIONED

Nobody's As Good As Beffe When Shes Bad

<<BETTE___^<«JOSEPH,

DAVIS COTTEN

(SAME GRANT [P-Man,

AT 2,30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30

P.M.

BEYOND THE FOREST

Lamm Bas Tibur Smash!

RUTH ROMAN

DAVID BRIAN

OPENS TO-MORROW

"ALWAYS LEAVE THEM

· LAUGHING!!.

are on view in the Morning Post Building,

ORDERS BOOKED.

STAR

Phoneal

17 Hankow Road, Kowloon,) (By Popular Roquest!)

August

--- 5th 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30

ON SALE:

M

Vegetable Cultivation Its Hongkong" by Dr. G. A. E Herkkots. Over 200 pages, o draw- Ings. Prico Jiz. Oussinable "b. C. M. Port“

THOSE MAGAZINES you wish to keep will look boiler and la fonger neatly bound. We specialise LA Bookbinding. “B. C. AL. Post Ltd.

PRINTING of every description in. cluding Booklets, Reports, Dalanes Shecta Articles

ot Association, rompt bervice.

Apply Genera Manager, "Bouth C GA Morning Jost, "Lid,"

WILL FORMS, Power of Attorney Forma Tenancy Agreement Forms On malo at ". C. M. FOL

THE COMPANIES ORDINANUS 1932 Annual Return Torme now bu

p.m.sale at "9. C. M. Post, Li

CHARLES BOYER-JOAN FONTAINE |

ALEXTS SMITH

A WARNER HIT!” CHARLES COBURN PETERICAN-BRENDA MARSHALL, DAME HAY MUTTY-by EDMUND COULDING

August 6th & 7th "FOR WHOM THE

BELL TOLLS" In Technicolor

Starring

Gary Cooper Ingrid Bergman

COLUMBIA COPPERPLATE Copy- ing Pencile, Yellow, Hello, Brows black, $30 per from, $3.00 per dozen, 40 cent ■cách. Obtainable at "5. C

AIRMAIL Writing Pads, $2. Scrib- bling Pade, tluce sizes 25, 50 centa

$5, ". C. M. Post."

II.K. Government Import and Ex- port Licence Forina. 10 cents each. butabable at ". M. Post,"

NOTICE то ADVERTISERS

tu

Advertisers are requested note that not less than 24 hours notice prior to the day of pub. Ication should be given for all commerclat dieplay advertise- ments, change of

oto. copy Notices and densified advertino. mants will be received up to 10 and urgent notices until 11 a.m. on day of lacus. days not later than 9.30. a.m.

Batur.

Printed and

"published by WILLIAM ALICK GRINRAM for and on behalf of Bovies Chins Morning-FoRZETWO

Victoria the Calais

1: