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SERVICE AUCTION ROOMS

Auctioneers, Surveyora, etc. B-Aument, French Bank Bldg., A.E.B. de Sousa, Auctioneer. Telephone 31867.

PUBLIC AUCTION The Undersigned has received

instructions from the Custodian

of Property to sell by Public

Auction.

WEDNESDAY, the 8th May, 1946,

commencing at 10.30 am..

at the KUNG ON GODOWN, THE PRAYA, WEST POINT, 58 LOTS OF MISCEL LANEOUS GOODS, comprising:-

Printing Machinery &

Accessories,

Cuna,

Rattan,

Rubber Diving Suits,

Cork Life Belts,

Iron Naila,

Spray Lacquer.

Old Gunny Bags,

Old Safes,

Grass Rope & String. Etc., etc. etc.

The above Premises will be open to inspection on 6th and 7th May. 1946, between 10.00 and Neon, and between 2.00 p.m.. and 4.00 p.m.

1.The.

The Auction is subject to the Conditions of Sale published in the 9th March, 1946, issue of the Gazette.

A. E. B. de SOUSA,

Auctioneer.

Hong Kong. 6th May, 1946.

MAY RYE

Chikago. May 4. -

For the third consecutive ses sion May Hye advanced by the full five-cent Hm closing at new high record for any Eye de- livery on the Bouril of Travie. T'ye buying in today's session of the market represented covering i operations by previous shorts.

May Rye finished at $2.77 per bochel while all other prices re- mained unchanged.

Winnipeg Rye:-May $2.93 per' bushol, July $2.08, October $2.10% bid, December $2.07.- Associated Press.

LAMMERT BROS. Auctioneers, Surveyore and Appraisers, Pedder Building, Telephone No. 20221.

PUBLIC AUCTION

The Undersigned have ተ- ceived instructions from The Custodian of Property to sell by Public Auction on

Tuesday, the 7th May, 1946. commencing at 10.30 a.m.

at their Sales Rooms, Pedder Building (Basement), Hong Kong 62 LOTS OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, comprising:

Stored at Arnhold's Yard, K. M. L. 90, Ma Tau Wei Road, Kowloon... 2 Junk Hulls, Large Dock Winch, Angle Bars, Vertical Overhead Crane, Timber, Serap Tron, Slipways,

Furnace,

etc.

Stored at Jordan Road Godown.

K. M. L. 49.

Laundry Machines, Boilers, Pipes, Girders, Iron Scrap. etc. Stored at Gascoigne Road. (Kowloon Indian Tennis Club).

Oil Refining Apparatus. Stored at Wing On Foundry, No. 21 Bedford Road; Kowloon.

Serapon, Pig Iron.

the

Stored nt Custodian K. Godown, Kowloon,

Sheets Cardboard. 10,000

4,287 210 Gross Cardboard. Reams Paper.

The above Premises where goods are stored will be open to inspection on 4th May, 10.00 a.m. and 1946, between 12.00 noon, and on 6th May, 1946, between 10.00 a.m. and and between 12.00 2.00 p.m. and 4.00 p.m.

noon,

The Auction is subject to the Conditions of Sale published in the 9th March, 1946, issue of the Gazette,

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

S. S. "HAI YANG"

Sailing for SWATOW,

On or about 12th May.

Subject to alteration without Notice.

For Particulars of Freight & Passage.

Please apply to:-

DOUGLAS LAPRÁIK & CO. General Managers,

P. GO. Building, 5th floor.

Tel. 23755.

or

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.

20 Connaught Road, Central, Tel. 24639.

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SAILINGS TO UK

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1946.

Pago 6

Americans Trying To JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Pull Out?

(By Rembert James)

Moscow, May 5. Tass, the official Soviot News Agency, today charged that Secretary of Stato James F. Byrnes, in proposing a 25-year tresty for supervising Gormany, was possibly raising a "paper curtain" behind which the United Statos could retreat from carrying out its obligations in Germany.

Tass declared it appeared that the Americans were prepar- ing to pull out of the Reich before Hitlerism is stamped out.

JAPAN MAY BE

The Paris correspondent of the official Russian news agency, writing in the Com-

the first time

Д

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

Arrivals

Yesterday:-S.S. Samphill from Mike and S.S. Harlain.

Scheduled Arrivals Today-U.S.8. Pino Island, S.S. Ah Kwang, S.S. Lycaon, 1.8. Bust from Eritrea 8.8. Singapore..

Tomorrow:-H.MS. Armada ftom Thursday Island. H.M.B. Belfast from Yokohama and R.F.A. Broomdale from Singapore.

Departures

N.Y. STOCKS

munist Furty newspaper, Yesterday-S.S. Carl B. Elei- DEMOCRACY YET "Pravda," said Byrness pro-sun for Tsingtas,

posals to the Paris foreign

Scheduled Departures ministers conference raises Tokyo, May 5.

Today:--U.S.S. Boxer, Antle General Douglas MacArthur, "officially for

of discontinuing tum, Los Angeles, Dyers, Borde, Supreme Allied. Commander in the question

Ian and Leary, H.M.S. Camper- Japan, in the latest of his period the occupation of Germany."

He added "It looks as if the down for Singapore and Colombo reports on the occupation said

American proposal signifies pre- and H.M.S. Lagos for Shanghai. today that he saw encouraging

Tomorrow: H.M.S. Manxman signs of success for the allied parations to reject the funda.

for Kure and Yokohama. under taken demo- mental obligations campaign to establish

Ger- eracy amid the ruins of feudalis by the allies regarding tie Japan.

many namely, long occupation with the aim of The report was published of Germany

New York, May 4. scarcely 24 hours after Mac-nctually destroying the roots!

With scattered exceptions, the Arthur intervened in Japan's and base of German militarism."

Byrnes prapused Cabinet crisis to prevent the

four-New York stock market concluded for supervi- with a generally losing week by appointment of an alleged pro- power agreement Axis Premier and after he had sion of Germany for at least 251 displaying further downward ten-

the coal outgoing years after the present occupa dencles. Light selling was blam-1 reprimanded

that German ed mainly on Shirahara Government for its tion to ensure failure to disqualify the man, forces are completely disbanded, threats and railway walk-out

organizations Party Bender Ichiro that such

ns ahares. Liberat Hatoyama, without waiting for Storm Troopers and the Gestapo! Dow Jones Averages

are wiped out and that the Supreme Commander to act.

10 30 Industrials egipment i milltary

is manu- 20 Raila MacArthure unid "There

15 Utilities reason to believe that the Jufactured.

Far From Aim Ace becoming more P11 32 * 1 ►

the fundamental Byrnes indicated that Mar- cognizant of issues involved in their politi-shal Stalin supported the iden cal revolution."

when they discussed it in Mos-comen Copwaterworks $25, Ala-

Coppar $40 Aviation However,poration $10, Haldwin $325, cow last Christme.

Stoel Molotov opposed placing the Barnsdall $2815, Bethlehem matter on the Paris conference

$103, Boeing $27, Borden Co.

Canadian Pacific $184, $535 agenda in connection with gen Case $44%, Chrysler $12

$126-1/4, Col eral discussions on Germany.

The Tass correspondent said Cern Products $60%,

358-1/4, Commercial Solvents Byrnes' proposals were "far

the

This revolution was revealed in the proposed new "epoch- making" constitution, the recent general elections, the now un- censored press and the spirit of the people.-Associated Press.

"NONSENSICAL FABRICATION “

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4th wock May Loads for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne Mid-June.

crisis

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Also Agoats for „PRINCE LINE LTD. $ 75.40

202.52 S.5. WINDERMERE PARK From VANCOUVER about 12th May

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4 p.m. 12th May

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20th May

SAILING TO CANTON

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He asked, "Can it be forgot-state Mining $47%, International Simla, May 5.

ten that the lessons of two de- Harvester $91, International International Tel &

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Monville $155, Johns "Vatan" of Bombay, said yes- Germany during the life of one Tei.

Mont-S.3, "FATSHAN" Kennecott Copper the Allies

8561 terday that the All-India Con- generation brought gress Party was organising the to a unanimous decision for the gomery Ward $94, National Dis- illers $74%, National Lead $374, people for a civil war.

necessity of a long occupation New York Central

RR $26% This assertion was denied by of Germany with the aim of Packard Motors 39, Pan Ameri Congress leaders here who liquidating German militarian, can Airways $20-1/4, Pennsylvan

out a rooting promptly declared it was

Radio Hitlerism and reconstructing $165, Republie Steel $33 Rey- "nonsensical fabrication."

The newspaper also said, that the

on a democratic nolds Tobacco $45, Schenley $79, it is understood that Sardar basis?"

Sears Roebuck $474, Shell On $3812

Socony Vacuum Shaukay Hayat Khan, promin. The dispatch, published pro- Southern

Pacife $50 $10;} ent Moslem League leader in minently on the foreign page of Punjab, had called a meeting "Pravda," said that outside of Oil of Calif. $54, Standard Oil of Jersey $7714 Studebaker of army officers released from the occupation question, there NY Union Bar 533 34 service und was planning to or- was nothing in Byrnes pro- Carbide $116. US. Rubber $75, ganise a force of 500,000 Mos-posals that had not already been U.S. Steel $82%, Westinghouse lem National Guarda for the settled by the four powers.- $93%, Youngstown Shoot, & Tube Punjab.

Associated Press.

$68%-Associated Press,

Congress President Maulana Kabul Kalam Azad declared that the "Vatan" story was "mia- chievous lies from beginning to end" so far as it related to Congress.-Associated Press.

RESCUE OF FIVE AMERICANS

Peiping, May 5.

A Communist spokesman at the. Sino-American Executive Headquarters here said it is tentatively planned to evacuate the five American correspon- dents from Changchun today.

He further said that Com- munist Commissioner, General Yeh Chion-yin, at the request of the American Commissioner, asked Communist Headquarters at Changchun for information as to when the airport there can be made ready to receive a rescue plane. May 6 was the carllest dato possible, he was told.Associated Press,

Manila, May 5.

country

Deciding The Future Of India

Union

Simla, May 5..

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the

it is

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is not thought and final transfer of power from that the whole historie meeting British to Indian hands.

will last longer than a fortnight. The conferenco is expected to The general belief is that the bo brief duration and decisive. Mission is determined to reach a EISENHOWER ON THE P. 1. The Mission has made proposals conclusion at Simla and that with

to Indian leaders which will offer the maximum despatch.

Those basis for discussion.

Four representatives of the 'General Dwight Eisenhower, U.S. Army Chief-of-Stalt, said are: (1) An Indian union which Congress Farly, who are to take yesterday that American mill-aftalra, communications ete

would control defence, foreign part in the Simla conference, had a 75-minuto 31scussion with Gand- tary strength in the Philippines

(2) That the provinces should bRuter. political ar- have all other powers, including would depend - on rangements between the United freedom to group themselves, ac- **BENVORLICH" Batls for Len don via Straits-Early June. States and the Philippine Recording to the predominance at public. He added tliat the Unit- population into Moslem or non- ed States hopes that arrango- doslem_zories.

can be made for air ments bases in the archipelago,

His reference to bases is re- garded as significant in view of the statement to the Associated Press on Thuraday nasuring the United States of close coopera- tion for defense. Asanclated Press,

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This group of proposals MAY be taken as the starting point for

discussions.

Compromies Aim

U.S. COTTON

Now York, May '4. Now York Cotton:-May $27.50, July $27.40, October $27.54,. De- cember 827.60, March $27.62, May (1987) $27.67, Middling Spot $28.12

Now Orleans Cotton: May $27.28, July$27.41, October $27.500, December: $27.55, March $27.50.--Associated Press.

Both League and Congress have Tokyo, May 5.- made it clear that they are enter-

New York, May The Japanese Government ng the discussions complotaly, un

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