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on, production of
superviser, Spraka Cantonese, granted
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POLICE NOTICE
Arrangements for the Official Landing of General Riichid at Queen's Pler, at 17.50 hours on 7th November, 1947,
1.
be the
2.
The Tender must be accom- panied by a deposit of $1,000.00 WANTED KNOWN
K. which will be returned to
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Yan Tailor Telephoneful tenderer before removal
of the oil.
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fore noch oft Thursday 13th November, 1947.
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เ
from
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1947.-
PEACE TREATIES
VIOLATED BARRICADES
Britain And The Soviet Satellites
Refugee Problem Demand
Lake Succean, Nov. 5. Threo Arab countries- (b) Wardley Street
Egypt, Iraq and the Lebanon Queen's Statue to Co-called here for an
interna- naugh Road.
tional conference to speed up the solution of the refugee pro-
(c) Jackson Road between
Chater Road and Con- naught Rond.
•
No parking of motor vehicles will be allowed in above mentioned ronda between times stated.
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE.] Hongkong, 6th November, 1947.
CHINESE CUSTOMS
NOTIFICATION NO. 1217. (English Translation) The pubiles hereby notified Din according to Government instructions received through the Inspector General of Customs, as from 15th November, 1947, all vegsels arriving at Chinese porta from Hong Kong must..on arrival, produce to the Chinese Maritime Customs a copy of the manifest specifying the cargo Jonded in Hong Kong for the sald | Chinese port,, or all return where no cargo has been loaded, certified by an official depart. ment of the Hong Kong Govern. ment,
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Any cargo not UTF|JL|1 manifest, or any cargo On 1 manifest not duly certified in the aforementioned manner, will be anmanifested cargo treated as and will be able to the penalties governing smuggled cargo.
G. N. GAWLER Commissioner of Customa,
Kowloon and District,
Kowloon Customs Office,
'Marina House, Hongkong, 6th Nov., 1947.
HONG KONG
GOVERNMENT
HARBOUR
DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
blem.
In a joint resolution tabledi In the Social Committee of the United Nations General Assem bly, they asked the Economic and Social Council to call such a conference Immediately.
Broken After Ratification
London, Nov. 5.
Privileged
Bodies At The Palace
IN PARIS
Paris, Nov. 5. Poris municipal polics and nobile guards erected strong barricades around the sqitare, tailside the City Hall tonight » after a demonstration due to be held in the square had been hasaned.
Lorries and cars brought in police reinforcements.
4,000
The demonstration was to have been in sympathy with city dustmen, who struck work yesterday de manding a wage increase of 20 per cent.. The demonstra- and fors, were very orderly
the bar- moved away from nd.
riendes when fold-Reuter,
and
SHORT OF FOOD FOR BRITAIN
Sydney, Nov. 6.
Britain is considering referring to the United Na-
London, Nove. 5. tions the question of violation of conditions of For the first time since before the peace treaties by the Soviet satellite coun-the war, the King occupied the tries, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Jowitt, told Throne in the White and Gold the House of Lords today.
Throne Room at Buckingham Palace
today to receive Replying to a debate initiated by Lord Vansittart, dressen of congratulation from former chief diplomatic adviser to the British ten of the "privileged bodles" on Government, who deplored the fate of the op the coming inarriage of Princess position leaders in Eastern Europe, Lord Elizabeth. Jowitt said that Britain would obviously have The Queen, Princess Elizabeth to bring the matter before the United Nations and her future husband, Lieu- soon but "I want to be perfectly certain that were present, First came deputa- tenant Phillip Mountbatten, RN, The resolution also called on
At least 20 cargo steamers I have the best case on which to take it,"
tionn from Cambridge the United Nations to recogniae:
loading at Australian ports are the principle that where move-
He said that he did not favour He criticized Dr. Hewlett Oxford, and others
Included unable to refrigeration ments of population are likely renouncing the treaties because Johnson, Dean of Canterbury. Lord Linlithgow, and
Lord space with food for Britain to affect friendly relations- be- the Government believed it de for expressing admiration for Wavell, both former Viceroys of because of the shortage of ment
Dimitrov, tween nations, such movements] sirable to maintain diplomatic Georgi
Communist India.
and dairy produce. should take place only with the representation in those countries, Prime Minister of Bulgaria, im
The "privileged bodies"
The atcamer "Suffolk! is consent of the states concerned. Lord Vanaittart naked for mediately after the Bulgarian those which by ancient tradition short of 130 cubic feet of meat,
of the treaties Socialist leader, Nikola Petkov, (unlike ordinary Members of the United Na- reconsideration
commoners) and the "Endeavour" will be invited to
"eease because
"persistent was executed.
have the right of access to the made to pack its vacant space giving aid and protection to violation" of the obligations to Attacking Konni Zilliacus and King to present loyal addresses with wool and general cargo. such individuala or organisa-Accure human rights and funda.other Labour Members of the right won through service
Commona who tions which, under humanitar mental freedoma.
visited Poland, to the Crown on soine special "We have been engaged in Russin and other Eastern occasion.--Reuter, are aiming at inn disguises,
encouraging
enachiding treaties with people European countries, he said: promoting and
"What is the difference be-
Cophenhagen, Nov. 5. immigration likely to disturb who neither kept them nor had friendly relations between - intended to keep them," he de tween the people who used to King Frederik 1X tedny re. tions."--Reuter,
clared, "and if we go on with to the Nuernberg rally and these Ceived the Danish Prime Minis this, it is a policy of rift and people who rustle around Europeed the resignation of his cabinet, ter, Knud Kristensen, who offer. ultimately we shall reach n now to a new jackbool?"-Rei-it was officially announced today.
Bri ter and United Press.
tions were
King's Reply
of
the
situation where the whole tish system is brought into dia- credit."
Im-
In the long run it was possible to go on with a system
To Commons whereby the "faithful is always
Landon, Nov. 5.
bound and the faithless always
There were cheers in the free House of Commons today when
Lord Vanaittart declared: "It
but
the Prime Minister, Afr. Is apparent that these treatles Attlee, read a message from the are not only being broken King replying to the address are being even more broken after
they have been ratified".
He would like to have made.
from the House,
The King's message read: “I thank you most sincerely for clear in Bulgaria's case that your most loyal and dutiful ad- if the death sentence were carried dress of congratulation on the out on the former Agrarian op
Nikola Petkov approaching marriage of my be.sition leader, loved daughter,
September 24), Princess Changed on Elizabeth, to Lleutenant Mount there would be no ratification.
"For once, wo seemed to have batten.
"The Queen and I value more than words can express this pen,"
further evidence of your warm and kindly interest in all that concerns the wellbeing of my family and with you we pray
whip in hand and we grabbed He added: "It does not really matter very much whether man is slowly strangled on the gallows or whether he is still more slowly suffocated in prison,
3
--Reuter.
Belgrade Refuses Entry
(By Alex Singleton)
London, Nov. 5.
лге
A Congressional Committee chairman said today his group had been told by American milltary officials in Germany that if it tried to fly into Yugoslavia without visas to visit the U.S. Em- bassy, the plane "would probably he shot down."
John J. Rooney, New York | Russin of a Senate Appropria-
An Australian Ment. Board offelal said that one of the prin- ~jcipal reasons was that the high price of wool has discouraged The killing of sheep-Associat- ed Press.
Democrat, chairman of a House tions Committee which said it Appropriations special sub- wanted to visit the US. Em-1 committee on State Department bassy in Moscow. There was expenditures, said the commit- no explanation of the Yugoslav tee had tried in vain to obtain refusal. The Soviet Foreign the visus from Marshal Tito's Ministry said it did not con- Government.
sider Russia a country which Lieutenant Mountbatten will be in any case all opposition is ex-September to permit entry into gressional committer.
The Soviet Union refused in could be investigated by a cen- blessed with every happiness in tinguished.",
"life"--United
That
their Press,
and Princess Elizabeth
married
In order to enable Shipping Pfeiffer
Companies to comply with the recent notification of the Chinese
Maritime Customs requiring the In Vienna?
cargo
"Same Old Lot”
Speaking of the Cominform GBS Offended
Lord Yangiltart sald: "Here they are again. The same old lot as before, man for man and woman for woman,”
up
By Bible
No Action Rooney,
who Ilves Brooklyn, displayed State De- partment telegrams reporting that the U.S. Embassy in Bel grade had made 11 "formal re- resentations" and' two' formal
to
Teheran, Nov, 5., British Ambassador to
Sir John 1 Rougetel, the Persia, arrived in Teheran from London by air today.--Reuter,
NEXT CHANGE AT THE
FOR AND AGAINST EACH OTHER 2. THE BATTLING DORSEYS FOUGHT THEIR WAY TO THE LOPI
"THE
FABULOUS
DORSEYS
CHARLÈS A PULIO!
EVERY
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London, Nov. G. Asking if the Government was George Bernard Shaw today noter for the committee's entry realgned to seeing ita colleagues sent a bible to be auctioned by without success. The requests production of manifests in
blacked-out in Eastern Europe, Sotheby's, famed Landon auc- were referred
the Presi- Budapest, Nov. 5. he said: "I do not think the ticneers, on November 24.. Chinese ports covering
dium, the joint committee of. Zalian Pfeiffer, leader of the game is loaded in Hong Kong te be Hungarian Independent (oppos! further can be done."
yet. Something In an inscription inside the the National Front Constituent certified by a responsible depart-tion)
cover he wrote that he found Assembly, which Party, who disappeared
Lord Vansittart told the House the book among his late wife's over by Tito. There was no ment of the Hong Kong Govern. | frem the parilamant bulldings ment, arrangements have been here yesterday just before he was of Lords that the treaty with the effects.
action and one State Depart Premter, Georgi to address the House Bulgarian made whereby such manifests expected
"Except as a curiosity" he ment mesange commented: on the public prosecutor's may be certified at the office of and for his arrest, failed to ap- violated and always would be, desirable possession. The bind- visa has expired, with Yugo- de Dimitrov, had been "grossly said, the book is a most un-The deadline for the Rooney the HARBOUR DEPARTMENT
pear before the Hungarian Parlia because its terms were in con. ing is heavy, common and grace- slavia exercising a pocket veto," at the time of clearance,
mentary Imintinity Commissicnflict with the technique of less. To anyone who has a page. today.
Rooney declared the commit- Coples of such manifests and
elimination and that technique from the press of Jenson or tea felt It had It was reported when the com-will always pull stronger than William Morris it in heathen- visit the Embassy since
the right to supplementary manifests should mission met that he had not
the he submitted to the Harbour been seen by his wife or daugh the treaty."
ish."
group is charged with super- Office in duplicate, one copy of ter, and unconfirmed reports said He asked: "Could we introduce "I must get rid of it. I really vising House appropriations) which will be returned to the that he had left the country, a new principle info international cannot bear it in the house." for State Department expendi-} Shipper, and the other forwarded Kurier reparted today that M. become automatically Invalid at
newspaper "Wiener relations that all violated treatles (inited Press.
turca.-Associated Press.
partment. It will not be neces-tor esenped from Budapest yes-
to the extent sary to file with the Importsterday evening and crossed the desired by, tho aggrieved and Exports Department an | Austrian frontier, Mr. Pfeiffer patry?" additional copy of any manifest was reported to be staying with.
The treaties must be recon- sidered if Russia would not which ta certified by the Harbour friends in Vienna, Reuter, $15.00 Department. !
compel her satellites to carry out their obligations.
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BANK HOLIDAY
SIAM BORDER DISPUTE
Mikolajaczyk
The Exchange Banks wiluted border between Siam and Nations or a
be closed for the transaction of public business on Monday, 10th November, 1947.
Nobody in Britain could es cape some measure of respon- sibility for the case of the Põlish Bangkok, Nov. 5. Peasant Party leader, Stanislaus Siam has turned down the Mikolajczyk, he eald, and sug Conciliation Commission's regested that either the whole commendations affecting the dis subject be put before the United Indo-China on the
new principle be ground that those living in the border areas
introduced. should be permitted self-deter
Lord Jowlit sald that he mination. It was learned today, agreed that Lord Vansittart's
The rejection was sent to the survey was broadly correct, signed by Prince Sakel,
chief that the Siamese delegate, on November 1.
Hongkong, 6th November, 1947, Commission chairman in a letter "There is no doubt whatever
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most grievous things It was announced for the first have happened and are happen time at a session of the House ing, and I am afraid it will hap
of Representatives. Ünited Press.
HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION
OF CHILDREN.
Patron H.E. The Governor
of Hong Kong. ANNUAL GENERAL MELTING
will be held on TUESDAY, 9th DECEMBER
ST. JOHN'S. CATHEDRAL HALL
t: 5.80 pan, JOYCE CRUTTWELL. Miro Hon. Secretary,
pen, and further I think It is true to say that I see no prospect of an immediate amelioration of the the altuation, I do, not on other hand see any prospect of a deterioration of the situation.?
Resolution·
Lord Vansittart's resolution rend:---
"That, in view of the persistent violation by the Soviet satellites of their obligation to securo.en- joyment of human rights and ot fundamental freedoms, Including freedom of expression of press and publication, of religious worship, of political opinion and of public meetings, the treaties recently concluded with them should now be reconsidered film
Lord' Vansiltart called the formation of the Cominform an open declaration of political war, Against Socialist ledders, in Eastern Europe,
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