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The Acting Custodian of Pro- porty...sivos, noting tline upon Pocoiving written application, from piamento and eatisfactory proof of ownership, ho is prepared to rolense to the persons nanod in the first column of the Bohodulo herato, or their duly authorizod agenta. the "cors not out oppositej their names res, vtiruly.
NOTICE
THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1945,
CIVIL AFFAIRS ADMINISTR ATION, MEDICAL BRANCH GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION
CHINA AUCTION ROOMS, Auctioneers and Appraisers, Have
Notico is heroy given that the resumed business at temporary Public Comotory for Chinese, premises, No. 11 Lyndhursts Terrace Telephone No. 31805.tinted at Ho Mun Tin. will be closed for burials as from 12th! A. E. B. de SOUSA, Octobor, 1945.
Auctioneer.
NOTICE
to
1. All Chinese burials, with Private and Government freo buriale, will ns Trom Friday, 12tir Cotobor, 1945, be carried out at tho Now Kowloon Cemetery No. 7 at Ngan Chi Wan,
J. P. FEHILY,
Colonel,
All persons who can furnish any information na the present | whorealxrits of any pro orty vested in the CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY Mombora of the publio are PROPERTY on the 35th day of invited to forward to the under December, 1941, or of the rearths 9th Octolar, 1946. signol any information relating to
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Notien is huroly givon that all arburials in "T" section of the yowe proquired to immunicate with the 1938 and 1937 (Government Frog Fat the 8th day of October, undersigned.
1945.
R. A. WICKERSON Acting Custodian of Property
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NOTICE
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Dated the 8th October, 1945.
FIL LOSEBY
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Burials at Public Conetory No. 7 at Ngau Chi Wan will be oxhurned by Goverment eprimending Friday,
12th Onteor, 1945.
The ramning so oxhtanex will be ro-hariod at the Nov Kavkom Comotory No. & Diamond Hill (for urns only).
J. P. PEHLY,
Colonel, D. D. M.S. (C. A.)
HONG KONG (BRITISH MILITARY ADMINISTR ATION) GAZETTE
CANCELLATION OF APPOINTMENTS.
was
DATED this 3rd day of Octo ber, 1945.
D. M. MACDOUGALL,
Brigadier.
THE CHINA MAIL
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THE WILD WEST
1 EVIL FORCES SET LOOSE IN LONDON
A piece of news which might well go unheralded in the hectic pross of more important events records that Mrs. Amanda
LONDON, OCT. 8.
THE NEW YORK TIMES, IN AN ARTICLE YESTERDAY. SAYS: "THE STATESMEN OF FIVE GREAT POW.. ERS WERE BROUGHT TO THE EDGE OF AN ABYSS IN LONDON BUT THEY HAD THE WISDOM- TO STEP BACK AND NOT TO PLUNGE IN, THAT MUCH CREDIT IS DUE TO THEM ALONG WITH THE "ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT WHATEVER ELSE THE COUNCIL OF FOREIGN MINISTERS WAS, IT DID NOT RECREATE ANOTHER MUNICH, "AFTER THE MOST DISASTROUS AND DESTRUCTIVE WAR THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN, REPRE- SENTATIVES OF FIVE GREAT POWERS MET WITHOUT ANY WITHOUT PREPARATION AND
METHOD OF DIPLOMA Y TO BRIDGE THE CHASM BETWEEN THE WESTERN, WOKld and ruSSIA. "Utterly incompatible com- pretation panions in arms had fought the agreement. common enemy and having de- ing
of the Potsdam Even when, dur- this conference, Stalin feated him, turned with Bus- Truman and Attlee were con- picious eyes upon each other to bulted as to their understand- learn that age-old wisdom that ng of that accord, there was it is harder to make peace than complete diversion of opinion to make war.
between Stalin on one side and and Attlee on the "Tremendous forces had been Truman unleashed-old evil forces like other. nationalism, imperialism, isola-
"Since Stalin interpreted the manner satis- tionlam and power politics agreement in a and these puby men
to Russian ideas, were not factory only unprepared but incapable could only conclude that of dominating them. Glib and other, two had blundered, and
that was
passed the verdict apecious solutions for the dif ficulties are now pouring inte upon them in London.
along with np- press columns, portionment of blame made out by those who sat three thou gand miles away from the green baize table in Lancaster: Houst in Londen.
ITALIAN TRAGEDY
that should "Five countries now be on their way to normal economic. political and diplo
аге
to
one the
"it means that the first task of the heads of the big three is clarify that issue. The Soviet Union had two primary
her motives for
stand. The first and most important is that,
to the according
totalitarian system of diplomacy, inter-
should
be national polities
men, repre- handled by a few senting the greatest powern ou
can impose earth, who upon the world.
"The second motive
Peace
merely
first.
way,
lege) died in America at the nxt of ninoty. and Mrs. Slugel was the sister of the man who killed Jesse James in the year 1882. The last of the Mohicans had departed rather earlier than that, and he and James shared between them something of the glamour of a legend. Lytton romantic Strachey set a fashion for re- Jucing the heroic proportions of the eminent to the human and the failure, but it does not need
aя Bubtle, a prose atyle malicious, and
ironic to prick the illusion that James was a kind of nineteenth-century Rabin Hood and even Robin himself might not stand up any tou well
unsentimental The Ameri- cross-examination. Can scen365 in the days before modern invention allied itself to the police was particularly suit ed to robbery, with hard riding escaping the The appointments, natifcation as the means of
while the spirit of which
contained in law and. of
which tradition Government Notice No. 9, have minutes
insists were danced on founs- been cancelled.
sw Heath hardly informed thematic relations with the rest of
armislice manners of the Wild West bri-
technically Kands of the burhrangers of
For Italy, this is the enemies. Australia, the link was there.
greatest tragedy. She fought provided logic for the feels that Macheath was something of ft on the side of the allies for two since Russia hero to the crowd, and across
years, side
by side with allled largely because of her sense of She Isolation and her suspicions of the Atlantic and the centuries | troops
partisans. and history tradition
mingle provided what pinnes, whipa, the rest of the world. and join hands.
material And accommodations
LASTING HARM "The Council of Foreign The cinema is always blumed she could. She reformed her gov-
the Soviet for the delinquencies of the ernment. Now she sees herself Ministers young, and doubtless there was still an enemy with seven pow- Union what she considered the fot, be- & time in ita Turefree, silent ers struggling to seize various best possible reasons
convinced of the vali- showing horse- parts of her territory, while au coming days when, in
spurring desperately in eighth-Russia-asks enormous dity of her fears and that, per-
and pursuit across the reparations and flight
American and haps, was the greatest and most plains, it did not trouble to British troops still occupy her tasting harm done by the Lon-
don conference. make those on the wrong side land. of the law unattractive enough.
"Now the rest of the world is "She sees Russia helping her
in every pos- asking itself this question: 18 it has repented long since, low- Balkan friends
to alternative
accent the Western the while ever, and it would take a per-sible way, In exercise of the powers cerse point of view to find any democracies, refuse to help Italy. Russia's demands or go ahead conferred upon me by Article 5 thing admirable in the person
"The Balkan treaties were and organise a Western bloc to 1 Camp Bod of the above mentioned Prof "Scarface," whom some years discussed for three or four days opposé Russia's Eastern bloc?
M. The answer tu-day would clamation, I. DAVID MERCER ngo Hollywood held up as an by all five powers, but
have to be yes but there is no MACDOUGALL, Brigadier, example of Public Enemy No. 1. Molotov, in the end, refused to Chief Civil Affairs Officer, hereby, And yet, even in that repellent permit the minutes of thone dis- necessity to make any decisions
blography, there were moments
cassions to be signed; so noth-to-day. To-morrow the Russians appoint: -
wus unconscious appeal to the ing
accomplished there
may change their minds or a adventurous generously
either. Now the Western coun- new procedure for peace can be ture. Here were the gamble, tries fear that Russia will go found or a diplomatic process,
than the the physical risk, the danger ahead and unilaterally make more practical
Bulgaria, treaties with occurred with open eyes, and a
Ru- which broke down in London, and Hungary, whose can be evolved. persuasive parallel could be mania
atomic drawn between the deeds of the
"And what about the governments they have not even
bomb? "Not a whisper of it smugglers of eighteenth-century recognised.
in the secret
Fin-was heard over the green baize England who,
"Only the treaty with
House."- "undid
their
corded land made any progress in Lon- table in Lancaster
Yet it was hard to see Reuter. bales" and the "running" of i don.
solution could legal spirits by speed-boat and how any other motor-lorry. The gangster on have been reached at the Lon-
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Chief Civil Affairs Officer By order of the Commander-in
Chief.
BRITISH MILITARY
ADMINISTRATION, HONG KONG,
MILITARY COURTS PROCLAMATION NO. 8 ARTICLE 5
CHRISTOPHER D'ALMADA
E CASTRO to be a member of the Standing Military Court.
GIVEN under my hand at HONG KONG this 6th day of October, 1945.
D. M. MACDOUGALL, Brigadier
Chief Civil Affairs Officer.
BRITISH MILITARY ADMINISTRATION, HONG KONG,
PROCLAMATION NO. 6
MORATORIUM
ARTICLE 3 (2)
NOTICE
men
of
coves.
his way
ur
08
to the electric cheir don peace conference. was not without a meretricious
appeal, and it is left to the pre- sent to have the chance of show-
A BLUNDER "What the United States,
ing in the true shabbiness of Britain and France would not his colours the man who illegal- accept was the effort to bring
back into ly attempts to get the better of peace-making. like the prosecu
the his fellows. A criminal quick tion of war,
of the Big Three. If on the draw when a revolver is hands in question has the obvious at one sought any single princinta tributes of his kind, but when upon which the Council of Sur- Ministers broke down, it is only a wad of notes which sign is to be produced, whatever ad. that was it. In pursuance of paragraph (2) miration is due to the physically of Article 3 of the above Procla brave outlaw is without an on- mation I hereby authorise as ject on which to lavish itself. The wholesale dealer in the Hollows:-
1. Any financial institution black market would hardly fit previously authorised to circulate into a film of high adventure, but a documentary which did currency may in its absoulte not spare the sordid details of a discretion advance to every custo sordid life might do a great mer having an account with such deal of good. financial institution a sum of
Two Hundred Dollars in addition
to a similar sum already author-
ised.
2. Any financial institution
1 Case
2 Trunks
as aforesaid may in its absolute
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PATTON'S IFAREWELL
"The form which the dead- luck tock, curiously enough, was a disagreement over the inter-
Father Meets Son
gave
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THE STANDING MILITARY COURT HAS NO POWER TO AWARD COSTS IN RESPECT OF A DEFENDANT AGAINST WHOM CHARGES HAVE BEEN WITHDRAWN.
This
was revealed yesterday when Court at the Supreme Archibald Stansfield, 32, mer- chant goman,
dincharged without a stain upon his character on the complaint that he had on the 22nd September assaulted the Chiot
was
Smillie Coubro Matthew
Lt. T. M.
of the .a. Iere.
Dearing for the
R.N.V.R.. Prosecution
for withdrawal of the charge, on the ground that no MR. F. H. CARVALHO OF
CO. avidence, in support of the charge ANDERSEN MEYER & LTD. AND FORMER CAPTAIN had boon produced against defend-
DE RECREIO'Sant. OF CLUB
Appearing for defondant, Mr.. Third Army Headquarters, Gor- SECOND CRICKET ELEVEN,
TO THE COLONY F. Zimmern inquired of the Magis- Patton emotionally bid farewell ON
V.D.C. as to whether he had in- heront jurisdiction in all matters relating to the question of costa.
order to a court
Idiscretion advance to any custo-many, Oct 8 Llout. Gen. George RETURNED A NIGHT FROM trato, Capt, D. L Strollett, H.K.-
Yesterday morning
"Sonny" now
..
his son,
mer carrying on business a sum to-day to the third army which he MAÇÃO, sufficient in the opinion of such led through the North African and
flying officer in the financial institution to enable European campaigns as he handed such customer to discharge all over his command to Lieut. Gen. lat Technical Air Force, attached Mr. Zimmern anked also with
dad. -Ming the wages of his employees.
loaded
with suppressed into the oilce to see his ceremony
The on
Luck
in a dramatic to the Bomber Command, walked domeftell Doing repatriated
3. Any financial institution emotion told his battle-experienced Mortal Island and at Tärnkan. aforesaid may open a deposit troops, standing at attention, "one
20
to another ship
Capt. Strollett, In discharging
He left Morotai as soon as he Stansfield, stated that he greatly regretted that tho caso, had "been · account for any customer into of the best things that, ever came could get leave, and went to
delayed and that ho had which any currency or notes to me was the honour and privilege Borneo, and from there to Singa treated by the British Military of having commanded the Third pore, where he was able to get a bean kept la custody since Sept seat on a Sunderland flying boat 22, He was certain that a conse of fair play in respect of all who Administration as Legal Tenter Army Associated Press,
which arrived hers last night.
had to do with him would result. may be paid provided that no
EXPORT OF H.K. DOLLARS | Commencing his education at Lain everything being done for him
ILLEGAL withdrawals may be made from
Ballo College, "Sonny" left Hong that was possible. Kong with his family at the time.
such deposit account save in An official notice issued yester accordance with any authorisation day makes it clear that it is an under Article 3.(2) of the above offence to export Hong Kong gentloned proclamation front dollars from the time to time, in forco.
1 Battan DATED this 6th day of Octa
1-Buitonia 11. Woodan, Box
ber, 1915
JOHN FLEMING,
of the general ovacuation in July 1989 and was then in short pants. Ho went to school in BĂUBECULAS
n developed into being cricketone in 1944 at the age of Moncu
He joined Loutenant-General Dorogranko 40 sind underwent 14 months train- representative of the Soviet armed ing. To-day ho fa a strapping young Zordon in Japan, 14 at prosent-lb fellow bursting with physical fit Moscow, after having been recall-nonNG
Finance Controllored by the Soviet Government for He hopes to remain here two
wooke. consultations Router,
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