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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21248, 19 October 1940, Page 4

ARRESTS IN INDO-CHINA COMPLAINT BY THAILAND BANGKOK, Oct. 18 The Thailand Publicity Bureau has charged the French with arresting in Indo-China. NOT CONFIRMED ARREST OF VINOD BHAVE LONDON, Oct. 18 The arrest of Vinod Bhave, a disciple of Gandhi, has not been confirmed. A despatch from Madras says that Bhave continued his tour of the Wardha district and made a speech, urging the villagers not to support the AID FROM AMERICA HELP FOR SMALLER COUNTRIES WASHINGTON. Oct. 18 The Czecho-Slovakian American delegation, after visiting President Roosevelt, declared that Mr Roosevelt promised to aid the small countries, which had been absorbed, to regain their independence. The United States was working toward that end. ROTORUA RACES Rotorua Steeples.— B —7 Horn, J>.o (J. Priest), 1; I—l Golden England, 10.8 (J. H. Mcßae), 2; 6—6 Imperial Prince, 9.0 (O. Evans), 3. Scr.; Gar Vaals, Floodlight, Conflagration, Ebcotera. The winner paid over a quarFlymg Handicap.—2—2 Miss Te Koura, 7.8 (W. O. Ensor), 1; 6—6 Town Section, 7.1 (L. Ford), 2; I—l Maxam, 7.11 (A. Spinley), 3. Sct. ; Llangollen, Merry Vaals, Foxsen, Konetta, Dinky Di. Baroscope, Jayola. TIMARU RACES Washdyke Trot.—3—2 Black Label, 1 ; B—6 Swagger Jack, 2; 2 4 Spangled Maiden, 3. Scr: Joe Perkins. Teschemaker Handicap: 2—3 Swordstick, 1; s—B Wardress, 2; 3 2 Passaform, 3. Scr.: Queen of Song, Mungatoon, Chirp. STRATFORD RACES Stratford Handicap.—3—3 Winsome Lu, 1; 2—2 Ned Cuttle, 2; 6—5 Skyway, 3. Scr.: Royal Star 11., Sacony, Namara, War Lap. MASTERTON RACES Vallance Memorial.— The Ring, 1; Aurora’s Star, 2; Master Cyklon, 3, Al. started. Spring Handicap 3—3 Cheerful Lady, 1; 4 4 Acrobat, 2; I—2 Hasten, 3. All started.