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Bishop Hall Ready For Hard Work

"I HAVE COME BACK EAGER TO LEARN, FROM THE PEOPLE OF HONG KONG WHAT IT MEANS TO EN- DURE-SUFFERING AND DANGER AND TO BE COUR- AGEOUS UNDER IT. I AM ANXIOUS ALSO TO HELP IN ANYWAY-1 GAN IN THE RELATION OF THE CO- LONY," SAID THE RT. REV. BISHOP R. O. HALL, WHO ARRIVED IN THE COLONY BY PLANE ON TUESDAY AFTER AN ABSENCE OF ABOUT FOUR YEARS, TN AN -- INTERVIEW WITH THE "CHINA MAIL"

India And Sterling Bloc

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Bishop Hall said that he had spent a great deal of time, dur- ing the war, in Free China and he had met many Hong Kong residents. In this connection he said the people of China "were very impressed with the excellent way in which Hong Kong "residents had carried out NEW YORK, OCT. 10.

undertakings WELL INFORMED | important

in FINANCIAL PUBLICATION Free China," thus contributing "JOURNAL OF COMMERCE" towards the victory. TO-DAY SUGGESTS THAT INDIA WILL WIN THE FIGHT TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE BRITISH EM- PIRE DOLLAR POOL.

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Spain's Debt To Italy

MADRID. OCT. 10.

A DEFINITE DETERMINA. TION OF THE AMOUNT SPAIN'S CIVIL WAR DEBT TO ITALY AND TIE PASOS FOR AN EXCHANGE RATE WILL, BE DISCUSSED IN FULL IN THE LATER PHASES OF THE ITALIAN-SPANISH TRADE NEGOTIATIONS NOW UNDER WAY.

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Italian and Spanish negotiators ure discussing the

commercial phases of the proposed treaty. meeting daily in Madrid. There no indication yet when the Madrid conversations will be terminated but it is generally agreed that final talks and the signings will take place in Rome. The presont daily discussions are concerned with the amounts and types of

which production will be exchanged by the two countries and on what conditions. -Associated Press.

HONG KONG (BRITISH MILITARY ADMINISTR- ATION) GAZETTE

CANCELLATION OF APPOINTMENTS.

The appointments, notification of which was contained in Government Notice No. 9, have been cancelled,

DATED this 3rd day of Octo- ber, 1945,

¿

D. M. MACDOUGALL, ` Brigadier.

Chief Civil Affairs Officer

Bishop Hall left Hong Kong in September 1941 and had actually booked his return pas- sage to the Colony for Decem- ber 23, of the same year. The the outbreak of the war in Pacific upset all his plans and he spent Three months

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THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, THURSDAY, OCTO BER 11, 1945.

SHIDEHARA'S PROMISE QUEEN'S THEATRE BRITISH MILITARY ADMIN-

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Tokyo, Oct. 10. Baron Shidchara, Japaneso Primo Minister, promised "acvero punish- ment of government; of- ficials, who have trampled the rights of the people in the · past," in hin first broadcast, to the Japahcao people ucaterday_afternoon.. -Router.

American Oil

Deal

London, Oct. 10, The Minister of Fuel, Mr. Emanuel Shinwell. told the House of Commons, in reply to a question, that the British Government was not consulted reached be- on an agreement tween the Government of Ethiopin and an American oll company.

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

A 2.00 7.15 & 9.10 p.m.

SPENCER TRACY

in

"NORTH-WEST PASSAGE"

with

ROBERT YOUNG-RUTH HUSSEY Filmed in Glorious Technicolor AN M.G.M. MASTERPIECE

ISTRATION, HONG KOŃG. MILITARY COURTS

PROCLAMATION

NO. 8 OF 1945

AUTHORIZED ADVOCATES.

NOTICE i horoy given that in pugnoo of Artielo 19 1 of the above-Proolamiation-1-GEORGE