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No Rice Allocation
For Europe
Washington, Jan. 12.
Europe has not been recommended for any of the 1,675,000 tons of rice for which the Interna-
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THE CHINA MAIL, MOND AY, JANUARY 18, 1947. -
BYRNES' FINAL SPEECH AS SECRETARY OF STATE
tional Food Council announced allocation Terrorists
plans in Washington yesterday.
Announcing that the allocation would cover the Turn To
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first six months' of 1947, the Council declared:
"There is no hope for larger world export of
export of Robbery?
rice in the second six months of 1947."
Contraband
Seizure Sequel
The proposed allocations have been recommended by the Coun- cil to the exporting and Importing countries, and as these are members of the Council, the re- commendations are virtually man- datory.
The terrorists who have been threatening the Peninsula Hotel and cafes, ali
restaurants and shops in both Kowloon and the Island with "explosions" if their demands for financial support! are not met "have apparently decided to speed matters up, if a gang of armed robbers who atole nearly $1,000 on Saturday is to be believed.
Armed forces and territories of European powers are, however, among those who will benefit from the allocations which, the Council stated, were less than 50 as the vessel itself, have now becu (percent of requirements. turned over to the Chinese Navy by the Customs authorities, fol-
The officers and crew of the landing craft "Helnan,"
well
with
แม
an
British Overseas Forces and
Shortly after 9 o'clock parts of the Empire, will, how Saturday morning, a lone Chin lowing its seizure a few days ever, benefit from the Council's
eso entered a tailor shop at 107 an alleged cargo of contra allocations. band goods.
Wellington Street, saying he Far East forces will receive According to investigations, the "Hainan," which belongs to a 0.000 metric tons while 400.000 had just arrived from the in- Chinese Army group, was bound metric tons will go to India, 20,500 terior of China with an intro- duction to the owner of the from Hainan Island with a cargo to the British West Indies, 15,000
shop. of ammunition--when-she Was to British Middle East territories, searched by the Customs at Borea 12,000 to British Pacific colonies Tigri
It is alleged that Customs - Curs also found over C.N $50,000,
worth of contraband goods, including abalone, shark's fin and cigarettes.
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Readers' Letters
Education
and 700 tons to South Africa. British Asiatic seamen' have been recomended for 3,900 metric tons.
4
China's Ration
French Colonial Forces will re- ceive 3.000 metric tons while 4,000
will go to French Indian colonies,
6.500 to French colonies, 300 to
French West Africa ond' 3,000 to Equatorial Africa and the Cameroons.
Sir, Many readers of your edition of the 10th January, 1947, The Netherlands East Indies will have read with sympathetic will be alloted 100,000 metric interest of the efforts of the tons. The largest beneficiary is "Educational Advancement Suciety for the Children of Work-India, with 400,000 metric tons ers to obtain funds towards the while the second, China, Sarovision, of additional facilities dor the children of poorer class parents.
It is, however, proper that should not allow the efforts of other organisations towards the same ends to be forgotten. Of the estimated 140,000
with 245,000. has been recommended for authorisation to accept à fur- ther 25,000 tons as the gift of Siamese rice merchants.
The Counefl has withheld a re- serve of 35,500 metric tons.
On being told the latter had gone out for a hair-cut, he went downstairs and returned a few moments later with four more
men.
Sources for the supplies num- children of ber 13 countries, including Aus school age in Hong Kong 12,100 tralla, Chile, French Indo-China are in attendance
at secondary and the United States.-Associated classes and 77,835 in primary ed Press. elaschenly are receiving
38,861 of the children si
or partial assistance from Gov ernment funds. Included in
the
TRIAD GANGS FIGHT
One man was taken to hospital and 33 weapons-ranging from iron bars to choppers-were seiz- by the Police following a night between two rival "Triad Society"
Wanchai yesterday. Kangs in
The reasons behind the "battle" Awash Khan, senior watchman
have not yet come to light, but of the Hong Kong Brewery, was
weapons were plied freely when latter category are free or par worded in the leg by two Chinese the two bodies of men got to tially free school organised by whom he surprised when he visit-gether in Stone Nallah Lane just Po Leung Kuk, Tung Wa Hosed the vicinity of Mr. Ruttonjer's after 2.30 p.m. yesterday. pital; Director of Medical Ser- bungalow on routine patrol duty The fight was broken up on the vices for
children;
at 748 am. yesterday. The two arrival of the Police, who have Christian
bodies and men made good their escape. detained-three men in custody. certain commercial bodios for children of their employees, as for example Taikoo Dock. The number of children of poor par ents who are receiving free educa- Lion in Government schools alone risen from 1 in 1941 to 10% in 1947.
Population conditions in Hong Kong have not been normal since 1907 and it is noteworthy that at the present time there are over 5,000 more children school than there were in that year.
"Toi Shan" Survivors Tell Harrowing Tale
(Continued from Page 1) by the sound of the explosions, our rescue and was attending home. All my worldly posses- came to put Ten minutes after
Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 11.
Hong Kong.
Stage Club
Soviet Suspicions Allayed By Monty
London, Jan. 12
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, slightly wilted after being exposed to an abundance of Soviet hospitality, came home from Moscow to foggy Britain yesterday afternoon, Because of the fog he missed one final touch of Russian hospitality. Officials of the Russian Embassy were at Northolt airport to greet him and a package one carried looked suspiciously like a final gift.
In his final speech before retiring as Secretary of
State, Mr. James F. Byrnes declared here to day: "Today I am more confident than at any time since VI-Day that we can achieve a just peace by cooperative effort if we persist with firmness in right as God gives us power to see Light'." He continued: "I admit that during the past year! there have been times when I was deeply dis-
The Hong Kong Stage Club
The Field Marshal's plane couraged. Our repeated efforts to achieve co- operation in a peaceful world seemed to be which has not lost faith in the arrived overhead, but couldn't meeting only with constant rebuff. But, we local public's desire to see a land in the low lying mist. It good play well performed, was was diverted to Bassingbourn. persisted in our efforts with patience and with amply rewarded on Saturday and the walcoming committees firmness.
"We have demonstrated our political party. It has been the capacity in war. We must de-policy of the United States." monstrate our capacity in peace.
If we do our children and the children of men everywhere can inherit a peaceful world of expanding freedom and in- creased well-being.
or
"Power Relations
A
By V.V.K.
night by the first full house"
t has yet achieved.
Suffering
on the ground couldn't get From Lysol
there in time. for formalities.
The Club's first venture Declining a cup of tea, Mont Poisoning
Shaw's Audrales"—is now somery motored immediately to fairly ancient history and most London.
eye.
KA
by
with
Before Montgomery's visit Roberts had pot planned the trip to London.
Soviet Suspicions
Allayed? Observers believed develop
On re-entering the room, the ments or prospective develop nichts based on Montgomery's Police officers found an open- trip caused the Minister to fly ed bettle of lysol on the bed to London to make a personal and a smail eup. Wong's 8- report to the Foreign Office, year-old son, who was with her Britain has a 20-year alliance when she took the room at 7.30. with Russia, signed in 1942 p.m. on Saturday night, was which the Foreign Secretary, sitting up in bed. Ernest Bevin has offered to Her condition last night was extend for 50 years.
satisfactory.
Funeral
Alia Vasilieva
The funeral of the late Misa
British and fellowship, common timida natural and at times critical concerning reports that The Rev. Fr. Dimitri Uspensky,
Acting Honours
Cernoveka, Dikkman, Efremoff. Qllard, Jalendovsky. Kolatchaft, Levkorlo
Tuachenko and
Pascu, Mr. and tire.
Asserting that "the peace of the cast who wore in the It was expected Montgomery' Wong Sau-fong, 30-year-old cannot be made secure by any production have since left for would be a welcome guest in widow of Leung Chung, who one treaty or series of treaties," other climes. It was perform- Moscow, but the British were was one of the two men killed "To national freedoms the Mr. Byrnes continued: "If we ed in the true Shavian spirit not prepared for the warmth of after falling from a first floor the greeting he received. Hia verandah of a house in Temple nations we must
Generalissimo Street during, a Police raid on law among past inspires us and the free are going to build a regime of and was a fitting debut. doms of the future call us."
I think it was Terence Rat-meeting
and association with a gambling school" on Friday world tigan's "While the Sun Shinca" Stalin Mr. Byrnes was speaking in struggle to create a forum sponsored jointly by wherein no nation can arbit that had more to do with bring-Russian officers suggested to night, was sent to the hospital "Time" magazine and the rarily impose its will upon any ing the Club before the public many observers that there is a early yesterday morning sufer
The choice was a wise greater desire on the part of fering from the effects of lysol Cleveland World Affairs Coun- other nation. cils.
"Neither the United States one and the Club had at the Russia to improve relations poisoning alleged to have been- He made no reference to his nor any other state should have time sufficient talent ably to with the British than had been self-administered. The Council has recommended
appreciated. General the power to dominate the every part. own resignation or
According to a report made in reserve of 25,500 metric tons and
A last-minute passenger on Marshall's appointment and world. The present power re After having seen "While the Three produced daggers and, In view of the vessel's military since all countries concerned are
domination of the tural that many watched for British Minister in Moscow.
plane was stains, the whole matter has been members of the Council the re-saying that they were from the made only one veiled criticism lationships of the great states! Sun Shines," it was only na- the British Chief of Staff's to the Police, Wong was seen Frank Roberts, by a room-boy of the Kam Tei Hotel, Nathan Road, at 6 am, placed in the hands of the Chinese commendations are almost man- "Overseas Youth Action Or- of Russia when, referring to preclude
the Club's next effort and Navy, to be dealt with suitably Batory.
ganisation," they proceeded to Russia's stand on the United world by any one of them.
"These power relationships Outward Bound" was no dis-
yesterday in the act of dimb after further investigations."
ransack the place, helping them- Nations Atomic Control plan, he
nation by cannot be substantially altered appointment." As much
ing on to the verandah rails. declared: "If a
He summoned Chinese' déter- selves to money, jewellery and
solema treaty agrees to a plan by the unilateral action of any While the Sun Shines" owed
tives PCC. 924 and PCC, 1120) rings.
who immediately rushed out to The tailor, unfortunately for for the control of atomic wen- one state without profoundly its success to its producer, Bill
the verandah and pulled Wong him, returned while this was pons and agrees that violation disturbing the whole structure Cole, so, it was equally notice- to of that treaty shall be punished, of the United Nations. There able, much able work must have
down. going on and was forced open up his cash-box contain. It is difficult for me to under-fore, if we are going to do our gone into the production of
stand why that nation cannot part to maintain the peace Vane's "Outward Bound", ing money and jewellery.
The Police report gives, the agree to walve the right to exer- under law we must maintain, in no means an casy play for an total value of the loot as $960, cise a veto power should it be relation to the other states, the amateur troupe.
violating ita military strength necessary to The producer this time was but Chinese press reports last charged with
discharge our obligations. Billy Waters, who made an ex- night had it that the men got treaty obligations.”
Force does not make right, pellent job of it picking a cast Disarmament but we must realise that in this of character bearing little away with nearly $2,000 in money and jewellery.
imperfect world, power as well physical resemblance to the Discussing Russia's continued, as reason does affect inter general conception of what they insistence
should have looked like. . the immediate national decisions."
Heretofore Russia has been discussions of disarmament as Calling for "definite stan- Scrubby should have been unresponsive to, this proposal- a whole, Mr. Byrnes declared: dards of conduct which all can taller, Ann and Henry (chang put forward as a pledge of "We have urged priority for accept", Mr. Byrnes said: "Weed to Michael in the local pro- Britain's avowed desire to the control of-atomic weapona must develop and build through duction) more colourless, Mrs. maintain good relations, with because they are the most the years a common law of Cliveden-Banks, should have the Soviet Union. destructive of all weapons, be- nations. But international law been, older.
It appeared that Montgomery, It sometimes happens, how definitely bad eliminated some Alia Vasilieva, who died at How- the proposal for more than six must rest on something more ever, that a character who does of the Soviet suspicion Con- loon Hospital early on Saturday cause we have been at work on in a friendly peaceful world
months and because it presents solid than mere rules, some not look the part can act it and cerning the growing military morning a few hours after she a complete issue of international thing more than force, some- the ultimate result did not de- collaboration between Britain was fatally injured in a motor inspection and control.
thing more than fear. It must tract from a sense of reality, and the United States.
accident in Nathan Road, took We are convinced that if be made to rest on a growth of John Riggall's Scrubby was at The Russians have been very Colonial Cemetery, Happy Valley.
place yesterday afternoon at. there can be agreement on that common
tha subject there can be agreement interests and common ideas eerie, and that is as it should
Americans were of the Russian Orthodox Church, Jon the control of other major among the peoples of this earth: have been.
working out details of standar- conducted the service at the weapons and general reductions We must learn that prosperity,
dizing arms and integrating graveside. in armaments."
like freedom, must be shared
their training programinies. Among there present were Mendazioa. Showing awareness of not on a basis of hand-outs,!
Warm Farewell of fair and! Republican threats to his inter- but on a basīs
Acting" honours must go,
Montgomery was authorita-Woon, Moskvin, Olofinsky, Petro, Pin national trade programme, Mr. honest exchange of products of however, to Billy Waters as the tively reported to have given Tikhonor. Tellevalt and Taenin, e Byrnes declared: "We cannot free men asd free women.
dipsomaniac Tom. The part the Russians assurances that Mines Irene Arteuh, Lydia Efimoff. Ga- wholeheartedly abandon a policy)
called for long colourless dia- this British-American coupera- Ivoskevich Helen Avoiding Blocs
logues and an occasional-depar-flon was not exclusive of political isolation unless we
Cura Venetskayo. Capt. end Mr. Deg- and Holm, Mr. and Mrs. Drappol, Mr. And abandon a policy of economic "We must do our best to ture into drama at its most in- informed quarters said they ra. A. Fraskevich, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kri- isolation. Economie distress, break down the artificial bar-tease. Mr. Cole never overact believed a close arrangementer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Malev, Mr. and and disease breed riers to trade and commerce. ed and the hysterical scene between Britain and Russia Mr and Mrs. C, FLATKY starvation political unrest,
tyranny and We must pursue vigorously our when the other passengers re would grow put of Mont- Mm. Tiehpad, Near. Hob Bachifp, 1 aggression. If we are sincers reciprocal trade policles which fused to accept his account of gomery's trip. Americans here lastukus, Michael Duster, Brasilay- sions were on board the ship. had been picked up, I saw the in our efforts to maintain the are designed expand the deserted decks was drama said they were not disturbed 7, WI Brown, N. Duisuft, Boris Gett As soon as funds, buildings and I had finished my
"Shortly before the explosion body of my wife Beating in. the peace we must do our part to American trade and world trade at its best.
breakfast water, with our baby still strap-assist in the elimination
Billy Waters as the self-made ever reports that the Soviet Hyr. N. Franching, Chaney New. of because the world cannot buy Hong staff becom available
and WAS playing with
Pfster, A.P. Tkachenko and N. Tharbenko.. Kong's educational facilities will
my ped to her back.
Fratta were sent by Kieril Kaluchoy, conditions, which breed aggres- from us if we are unwilling to magnate did well in a part that and Britain might draw closer comb, v. Glofinsky, Viclar Orkett, Chatla children. Suddenly we
"I appealed to the Asherfolk to sion and war" were be extended. Even so it is expest-
buy from the world. We must the author did not give as much in military ways. On the can-
trary they said they were Cora and Mirhnel, Frank and Vivians ed that Government Evening startled by the sound of a loud retrieve the body of my wife and
Acknowledging the work of pursue vigorously our proposed scope
Maugham of pleased.
Tunia and George Glitant. Olga att child, but they would not agree to
Machel Mihaler, Mary Datley and Phal Classes in technical subjects will explosion from the stern of the this, saying that, it would offend UNREA, Mr. Byrnes stressed: charter for the establishment Knoblock would have,
Before leaving Moscow, Lord Cl Certrude Bowen and Margaret be opened shortly for workers' The children
the 'god' on the junk to
he has shown himself "If we want, people to value of international trade organiss- bring
Montgomery bude 2 warm un, Mr. A.P. Tkachenice and family, children whose ages are such as playing and clung to me in aboard a corpse. After I landed freedom and respect law, we tions. We must avoid economic capable of two different types farewell to half a dozen Soviet 4, and M. C. Bastiate and familix, ta come under accepted educateur. The first explosion was at Tai-o, I found my eldest must at least give them a fair bloes if we wish to avoid and is a valuable asset to the marshals, who saw him off on tiiter and Mr. Nick Halfter, Mr. and
Dr. and Mr. Y.N. Varennox. Mra......... Lional practice.1
immediately followed by a daughter. who had also been pick-chance to feed, clothe and shel-political bloca."!
Club. I had expected a more T. R. ROWELL
Mrs. B. Pasco, Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Koo a cold wind-swept airfield. second.
ed up.
ter themselves Director of Education.
wicked Mr. Lingly, but Mr.
diaro. Fr. end Mrs. Behlrielsky, Mr. S. "Tell the Marshal that we lendavaky ani Mr. and Ms. T. Jalen- The body of my second daugh-
Summing up his experience Cole has set me to wondering Pandemonium
familles. ter was also brought ashore. At-
Continued relief by gained in conducting American whether he has not caught the are now old friends", he sai tuvsky, Mrs. Mins Goldenbers. Mrs. Lydia AIRCRAFT "Pandemonium broke loose tempts at artificial respiration the United States is necessary foreign policy since the defeat character truer to the type. to an interpréter as he shook | Uhkman.“ Lydio Sömnft. Angel Phos, DEPARTURES
and there was a mad panic falled and her body has been in some countries. The coun- of Japan, Mr. Byrnes con-
hands with Marshal Vasilievsky, Molly D. Lee, Bob Bluestone, A.K. Di mond, N.G. Tranchenka, Leo. Imrulai 2. Patricia Denholm was a Loo Chief of the Soviet General Newcomb, V. Glofinsky, C. Plater, E-1.3. as passengers and crew fought brought back to
Hong Kong.
every great colourful Ann but blended well there comes a period of into the drama of the last scene
Staff.
TA, the European and Chinese Staff of Those
To Marshal Rybalko, with the Bong Kong Hotel, the staff if the who where her performance was whom he also shook hands, Lord
Paplajar. Grij
from one another and are in scene been overacted the whole
"You are is the former G.O.C., Major- gers were jumping overboard who were so kind to me, partl General, F. W. Festing.
from different parts of the
clined to give too little. They play may have been dismissed my old friend now".--Associated forget that victory in war cap as a hardly creditable tour del Other passengers were: ship.
only give the opportunity which forte. Had it been dialogue Mesars, Spikins, L. A. Jackson, "No attempt had apparently
"A permanent place on the would otherwise be denied to and no drama the whole moral H.O. Dangaards-Neilsen, Horace been made to lower the life blankets and whisky to keep me relict rolls is not the desire of live and work for the fruits of a
WATEL. The shoes which 1 A Kadourie, Rev. J. P., Brereton, boats or rafts and passengers
was endeavouring Rev. Josoph
McCara, Car who jumped into the sea had now wearing were given to me by those self-respecting countrice peace and freedom."Reuter
Continued as foot of next col.) a member of the 44 Commando. which have fought for their I.W.T. Beloe, Dr. Francis Parr, nothing with which to support I would also like to thank Father freedom, But much of their and Sgt. C. E., Dudley; for themselves. The life Jackets Liu of Tal-o, as well as the crew productive capacity has been Rangoon was Mr. Lee Choon were lacked up and no axe or and madical officer on board the destroyed and they have no song, and for Bangkok, Chan with which to break open the pathetic attention."
other instrument was avaliable "Rockforest" for their sym working capital in the form of Boon-pan sad Kwok Shikshu locker.
foreign exchange to start the Compensation Singapore Passengers
flow of needed raw materials. While the "Ching Mail" repor " then proceeded forward. The B.O.A.C. flying boat to My wife was carrying our 1-ter was present at the shipping
"They do need loans to Singapore left on time, yesteryear-old baby strapped to her office, a representative of the cecure the raw materials. day carrying: Messrs. B. . back.
"The work of the Inter- was carrying two of Company addressed the survivors Sizov, Toh Beng-chol, C + the children, one in front and and offered them $100 each, plus national Bank, the International Edwards G Lichfield, Cur- one on my back. My eldest a padded cont ming, Hayward, Esem, Rowan, daughter was by our side. We
Angry scenes were witnessed Monetary Fund and our own Major PW. Bennison, Mya clung to the flagpost at the survivors regarding conditions on tinue to have our wholehearted as accusations were made by ali Export-Import Bank must con- Koh Lam-kwong and Mas foremost part of the ship.
mittee, who were invited to last.44 pho--Daily ProgramiseTM Summary, Woodhouse; for Bangkok, I "A third explosion occurred, of life saving apparatus. *
board ship and the inaccessibility | support."
1.00 ---News, Weslber Deportasi 3. M. Charmikore, Lim Puk The ship then began to sink.
The Toishan,
Expressing gratification at
Anouncemeble, fan, Tare Ko-eng, Cpl. J. stern first. In a matter of the Hong Kong-Kwangchowa pence treatles Mr. Byrnes ex- of the completion of the satellite 800 somą
1.3 p.-Orchestral Interlude; ** Was in Kudeon, Choa Chu thong and I moments, we wars submerged run. She carried a crew of 61, pressed the view that gree
-1.15 g...Reginald Dixon at the Organ
1.30 p. Richard Grouki (Tenor) and Djemal..
in the water. I was separated of whom, it is understood, 15 were ment on these pacts carried
to suggest might have been lost.
the Light Symphony Orchestra. Lancastrian Leaves from my wife and eldest lost when the ship sank.
The records disclosed that thị; M. Clemenceau stressed the dan: The last scene was given just 200 m Close, Bavari The Lancastrian plase which daughter, I swam about, hold-
with it an assurance that the men who wrote the nasce after gers of a peace leaving Germany the proper touch of the drama: 7.00 Dim London Relay: New
6,30 p.m. Variety. *: Enquiries made of the shipping discussions of the German and World War I were more fearful insufficiently controlled. was chartered to bring out in up my two daughtera aged company licited the information Austrian settlements will start that Germany might refuse to
tle and the final curtain brought 7.10. Londen Delay Home/ Nawn Jardins, Matheson staff last 6 and 7 years respectively. that the ship was not insured,
-The British delegation served applause.
on a good measure of well-der from Britain, week, left yesterday for London. Other RACK were departed from Hong Kong of conditions than seemed possible German pesce terms cases either French should get laske occupa
It is learnt that after the ship under much more favourable len than that she might rearm.
Loyd George, sought to get the peztedly demanded that the On board were: Rev. and Mrs. swimming about
The Club's next endeavour Saturday morning, Hoesgaard, Mina B. M.- Stauns,
Picked Up
until last month. it, proceeded
at the expense of Poland's ter tion army of German soil, de-Will be George Bernard Shaw's to Taun-wan, where more as- He went on "But we would witorial duires in Slain and claring that its presence there "Heartbreak House." Casting Becoming exhausted, I was sengere "were embarked. and never have made progress as Pomerania or by limiting
is in progress and new recruits AY. Dutolt; for Calro, Mrs, forced to release my hold on my cargo of kerosene taken on board. we did during last, your if the tione persona kopara was no longer necessary. B. M. Collins and Miss two daughters. I had to take off According to the survivors, American people had not been
■ mumber of occasions, Pre-roughout two thousand pages are invited to attend on Tues-00 pm London, Relay: News:
of minutes run the threads of day and Thursday evenings at London Relays "Hary Mix Colling; for Calcutta, MENCA CURE DAWSTRIT WAS pilling me on foard, among whom were united on foreign policy. For dent Wilson propose. conspe western worry over" the rise the Forces Education Centre,
my head boots and coat ber there were some 200 passengers down, after out one hour in larg number of women and the past year our foreign policy mands on Germany.
alons which would soften the der the Bolsheviks, and the brief St. Joseph's College, Kennedy 10.0 mmething the water, flating junks, attracted children.
Commnist regime of Bela Kun Bae nat been the policy at a More than any of the others, In Hungary Ecuter,
$109
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38 to
As an
tries in need and the extent of cluded: The B.O.A/C. flying boat for with each other to get up on kindness and I would like to ex- by a committee composed of re- disillusionment.
"At Talo we were shown every their herd can be determined war the United Kingdom was de- deck. I eventually managed to press, through the medium
and did not fight my way to the deck with your newspaper, my heartfelt Presentatives of other govern- fight together.expect too much very convincing. Had the last Montgomery said: layed 24 hours leave, until yesterday. On board my wife and children. Passen- thanks and
gratitude all those ments.
L-Col. T. B. Donkin, and Mrs.
S. White, Chik Kai-mon and Ramchand
ΟΙ
to
cularly Liu R.A. Nicholls and other members of 44 Commando,
who sa kindly provided me with
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United Policy
Unwritten History Comes To Light
Washington, Jan. 11.
Press and Beuter.
BRITISH STAND UNCHANGED.
London, Jan. 11. A Foreign Office spokesman reaffirming today that the British attitude to the Mufti of Jeru ħalem, Haj Amin El Husseinf has not changed, implied that Britain would oppose both his re- turn to Palestine and his inclus slon in the Palestine Arab de
Britain
ZAY, AG. Cardner, 8. Hoblov, │Maz
The funeral took place at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Happy Valley, yesterday of Mre. Agnes. Osmund, wife of the late Mr. A-J. Osmund. The Rev. Fr Peter Chau officiated. MrcOsmund. aged 42, died at St. Teresa's Hospital yesterday morning after a short illness.
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Arace on 9.52 megacycles.!
Secret records of the 1919 Peace Conference in legation to London on Jan, 21.
ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting. Paris, published for the first time here tonight, The Mufti is now exiled in on a frequency of 846 llocycles showed that Mr. David Lloyd George, the Bri- the spokesman added that and from 19.30 to 116 tar, 6.30 tish statesman, told President Woodrow Wil- that the four distinguishe hope to: 7:30 pm, and 8 to 11 p.. son of the United States and M. Georges Cle-outside the Arab Hrber Com T menceau of France on June 2, 1919, that high-autumn's conference will be inr 12.82 pm From the Films," ranking British officials had decided that duded in the Palestine Arab de- "Germany would not constitute a danger to legation-Reuter. France for thirty years, or even fifty certainly not in fifteen years.”
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