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WHEN HENRY R, LUCE, TIME, LIFE, INC. OWNER RE-
CENTLY SKITTLED THROUGH CHNA HE SUDDEN. MISSION'S SUCCESS
LY DECIDED TO GIVE HONG KONG A MISS AFTER AN ITINERARY THAT INCLUDED CHUNGKING. CHENGTU, SIAN, TAIWAN, TSINAN, PEIPING, TISK- TSIN. TSINGTAO, NANKING AND SHANCHAL HONG KONG, HOWEVER, WAS NOT COMPLETELY FOR- GOTTEN. HIKRE FOR SOME THREE OR FOUR DAYS ČAME "TIME" MAN WISLEY L. BAILEY, GENERAL MANAGER FOR TIME - LIFE INTERNATIONAL IN ASIA, A TIME, LIFE INC. SUBSIDIARY. We Bailey had a fue time )
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FOR
SERVICEMEN
Sigord Professor A. J. Mauricio, prin-
Education ix
Washington, Nov. 20.
The Philippinya resident com- missioner Romulo in a statement here said that President Damonin's
Dollar
The value of the Hong Kong dollar rean sharply on the open market_uesterdau At the opening in the morning HK$1 could buy C.N.$248 and at the close of the market C.N .$280, The US$ opened at H.K.$5.20 to U.S.$1 and by the clone of the market sn pose to 1.K$4.70.
mission in the United States had CORRESPONDENCE
brenn real BUECERA and added that Osment will give the Philip- plues as inmediate comprehensive report
of the on the resulta tun.
. He said: "Herause I have been The make-up of Hong Kong'a hands of the British Army Aid
able ter observe negotiations on garrison at the present time stirrup and was at one time rap
the spot am confident that aur such that a good tuany men are tured by Iwo Manxan. Érint the
propie
will rejoices 29 whole take Royal na pomition where they
over the necomplishments here. Army
The President has secured in little more than a tradem
Starp Sulmsequently be manipal of the Mauricio College of
relief and offering medinte
nasistrace to demobilisation teral In
aged to get his own room at the Physical
Wed- our people and funds to cover the Tutucements. Their time (Roerster fotel but left for free training un Mondays,
nesdays and Fridays, to amembers general operating expenses of our not yet come, and will not der Shanghat before he could
the Serviers, British and government. He has worked close- a considerable ting ve
neelimatised. properly
American, during their
alny in
ly with key men lu Congress for interesting 17
the furtherance of legislation to Hong Kong, however, left a de Hong Kong.
relationa estacabished provide healthy trade impression 9771
between the
United States and lo 1925 and is the only one of its
the Philipines, compensation of kind in the Far East, being fully
war damages to our country and equipped with all necessary me
aliex for every
Requisition by our government of surplus American, property in the branch of physical elare.
business and Philippines" Assueinted Press. Many prominent.
Fr 1 professional have taken Mikste
17
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however,
Bind
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whene Group number is near face the prospect with feeling of regret rather then redan ('. The demobilization Melem i. 31511nbat. x miracle of ingenuity
in its intricate buinzce of con .31636
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that the od he
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ILLEGAL EXPORT CHANGE
Mr Badley's job here wils 115 items at his taur of Far Eastern centies and fox deepsin is to be considered wheo Time Life Interchangent 110
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the stands throughout the Coated States.
As Mr Budley explained it to|terday, charged with attempting
three bules In export Plazen
talet que exporter, the
Tuesday Print at the Po Tak Wharf. Con Leave Los Angeles Le might and should be ready for the naught Road Central, on Nuvent-
Farve 1
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whrk at at
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for the assecutipt. tot amely 15 Divar Famber bet Electrinity
by Furday, when it should be on ady and Wiring Rules will be broke on The Excedatetan,
the static in least one or two Copies of these are for ever rlotly unforooi.
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to find On
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hows, and pers And group to the office in the Bary" Conversely, cod any demne tula- zation fail to thrust bark *valif FRITON it 102073 vl would have preferred to rech nsider" incl. ad p
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ABUIGES8---
Colonel (0.4.) Director, Supplies, Transport
*`and Industry,
throughout the war JL echies in the rear of the advancing armas lo rater
: the
Th
eny proud bye to life on service, with the mudden clumpes of 1. natun wide interest in the publica cumstances. M Constr 11
feir improvisation, is BIOVEA
tin,
The Far Bustern cditíon บร dea of friendships within theerime now being planned wild small closed ameiety of the u, serve the whole of East Asia from Ted that they are ending Japan to Inc. Mr. Bailey is one apie muARS vivad Than sey of the survey wurkers in the beld
to deride which particular other they have imava
KONNA
Among these nearly thren JI, there are, no doubt, men of both The maturai lovers
|
of soldiering as well as those to whom the sight of a parade ground benga muckmessa heart. For men of either type there will be adventures, its of the spirit and of charge struggle with the feli clutch of circumstance," which my, the new life, be as hard and as But exciting ng any in the old. man is the child of his past ex-
Note preriesmus
can have passed through
in ગ with- great war unchanged
service
Far
Enstern city to serve East Asia Frem
At the INL the the four centres being accorded closest scrutiny in regard to their
aze
udeni position for the service. Shanghai, Hàng Kong, Manila and Singapore.
the
Work.
I was alleged that the as drawing was markað
Revenue offers.
The ense WAN adjourned utel t-in
Moscow, Nov. 20
The Soviet prves and rrs ،l ik z have not reported the statement issued by Catholic Bishops of the United States yesterday in which they
harged religious persect- Ion as prevalent in many lands now in the Russian sphere of in fluence. Associated Press.
SOLDIER'S APPEAL
San Francisco, Nov, 20. Federal Judge Louis Godm said to day he would study the transcription of the court martial of St Albert Bentor, who b ander life sentence for the fatk atabbing of a Filipino woman in Manila, and would rule Monday on the soldier's petition for a writ
habeas corpu
f
The sergeant's petition elabrased him at the ile consevel designed Court martial WIL Thermiteat, negligent Fatly Tud.
“unsualideal,
广
1571-
Government Cell Tutel that civd courts have no rift to review military court martial Associated Press.
At the weekly Wednesday Mest ing of St. John's Club in the Cathedral Hall, Garden Romil, to night there will be a Quiz evening at 7.30 p.m. under the direction. of the Master At Arms Mr. W. Cave, K.N. All interested are in
viti.
IR.A.F. Men Get
Canton
Line Working Again
TO FOUR MEN OF THE RAF. HAS FALLEN THE LIONA SHAKE OF THE WORK OF GETTING THE 120 MILES KOWLOON-CANTON RAHWAY BACK INTO COMMIS- HALF YEARS OF JA- SION AFTER THREE AND A PANESE NEGLECT.
F * རྙ THE TASK UNDERTAKEN BY THESE FOUR MEN.
DER THE DIRECTION OF LIBUTAOL, 1. B. TREVOR, MANAGER OF THE RAILWAY, IS TYPHAL OF THE MANNER IN WHICH SKILLED RAF. PERSONNEL ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE TURNING THEIR HANDS FROM WARTIME OPERATIONAL DUTIES TO WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION.
Refugees
In Macao
Sir, British Refugees in Maeno are somewhat critical of the at-
ALR. titude of the which needs The Consul here
secure
Government clarification.
spend
13
was instructeil to advise that if any refugev re- turned to H.K. even on a short visit their, Pubsidy would be din- continued. There are any hezin of families amongst refugees who would willingly
few H.K. to dollars and venture to
jab J they could only be assured that If they
fasi to secure one and return that they would not have the substiles cut uff.
hind- The present rule is ak Tagast Be
Levine to get a job quick and the majority Therefore prefer to stay in Ment and await general repatriation. Of course Government may have their own reasons for suck an order at present but if they would explain their ressen they will not
meur entirasın and titterness,
Another factor is the uncertain date when Voluntoors' wives und widows without alodes
in K. will be
repatriatesk They were told it would lur last month and then
and then Procrafana from artyin pormeraniaaljon. Would you koup M tha as well 4 172
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the general
repatriation of refugees here.
J. A. G.
#
Poor Dogs
R
Sir. Is there nol
A Jaw
Er Hongkong that interdiets to beat to death in sight of the public?
On Monday afternoon. 111 The courtyard of the National Com Dierem 44 Savings Bank, brutal Chinese beut a pour black chow-chow on its head with a bug f}Iertra " wind.
The atrocious. eries of the poor little creature. drew to the windows of time Hur. rounding buildings quite 2- ber of people.
Willmat wishing to establish a
with, comparisun
the trueities that we have Buffered for the prest 44 months; It is a shume to Fee now a poor dog bolon to death in this way and leave it in agony for more than 20 minitas.
JACK LONDON
to
HEALTH INSURANCE
Washington. Nov, 20. President Truman has proposed Congress compulsory' health Insurance For all persung who work for a living.
The White House said that the rompulsary Insurance programme It socialized medicine. would call for the prepayment of cusis through premiums adjusted the income of people
IN
to
meet generally.
The President proposed Paferal ald for the construction of hos- vitals and health centres and the expansion of public health ser vices. -Associated Press.
ONE-DAY STRIKE
Bombay. Nov. 20. Bombay mill and factory work- era to-day declared "n one day"
the Indonesian struggle for In- dependence.
A "aypothy" meeting hos been arranged for later in the day. Reuter.
Mr. Henry R. Luce, who found rd Time" and was born in thon favour China hanself, bas the final decision ngain will depend
very much upon air transport Facilities Leader of the quartet is War- first had to be run very gingerly and dying time and
services.
runt-officer (Engineer: C. J. until we had given some attention THE COST
with Lee, of Milton, Southsea, who to the truck, the tunnels, embark- The magazine, however,
pre-war 15 has switebed to railway locomments and bridges along the route. cost more than
To begin with we used mostly It will prn- tives after 22 years' service with cents gold an issue
wood fuel, but now we're getting bably Post about 25 cents or about the R.A.F. exclusively on hero
some coal. We also service Chinese K.$t. Even at this price, Mr.
With him are engines.
pincomotives coming from over the Hailey contends, it will probably
James Masterton, a civi en frontier, and the daily passenger out having aired some addi-
Jose money for some thum
gineering plant operator I train to Kowloon is carrying n tional equipment for he struge ing costs will have to come out rowed from on airfield construe average of about 700 people." gle of life. Neiley
eTime" profils in the United
tion wing,
provides of Edinburgh, and
st The railway nvoud what to some Bay prove Stries.
black-another example of the adaptabl Moulden, a hindrance, a certain persistent. Advertising will be open to Car L.A.C. L sense of indation, of being set Eastern business interests, but will smith and welder, of Blackpool.lity of RAF men- Flying-strike in mark their support at
Offeer Herber Lees. of Derby. Flying with Coastal Command, he apart. is sotie essential apres be on United States charge senlen. The fourth man-L.A.C. Sutton bensions and sympathies. from It is expected that most American Phillips, of Southend, is now en
has nifated Wellingtons, Halifaxes and Lancasters and taken part in those who have not shared his gms having large business inter-hig way home.
ests throughout the Far East will
When they took over the Kow many of the heaviest bomber raida incommunicable "were
advertise,
loon sheds and workshops in over Europe. He was awarded service. It is perhaps for that Time-Life International's world September they found that all the the D.P.C. for piloting a damaged reason that the friendships of scheme for serving a news-hungry
13 Burvive with strange world with an up-to-date review of engines excep: two had been talten Lancaster back to base after his co-pilot had been wounded in a away by the Japs. These two re- timeless quality. The friends, the week's news plans publication maining engines were rusting and raid through heavy ack-ack fire though they
fur Europe, the Middle-East and may never meet,
Africa, South America, the Pacific incapable of moving an inch saft-over Dusseldorf. Now he is traus know themselves
the ly. to share a
Lathes, drill and all
port manager
of the Kowloon (Philippines and Australia), and
other essential workshop machin Canton Railway. language none other may speak;
the Far East (adia to Japan). the ancient and
emradeship No decision has been reached as
cry were so rusty as to be useless, and the whole area was a malaria warms in secrei the hearts of to whether the Philippines will be
duath trap through the failure of many whose suits are no longer catered for in the Pacific or the the Japs to clear drains and the
Par East scheme,
debris accumulated Alth and three and a half years. What few
loft railway coaches were without brakes and had been stripped of lights, upholstery and all ttings.
War
new.
of
JAPS LEAVE SHANTUNG
Tsingtao, Nov. 20, Repatriation of Japanese na- tionals from Shantung provine has started with the loading of
United States ekipa under the supervision of the 6th Marino Division.
оп
Another worker "Time'n" Aurvey for the scheme is Mr. Wil llam P. Gray, editorial director for the Far East for Time, Life, Inc. who is at present in Shanghai and la expected in Hong Kong shortly.
3,000 Navy porsonnel on three DUMPED INTO SEA
of
were
ASSAULT ON CILAOS Whilst 100 Jay prisoners cleared the site of rubbish and stagnant water, the four R.A.F. men and Singapore,.Nov. 20.
fow Chinese craftsmen to whose Dilapidated ала ungenworthy
now in skill all tho R.A.F. personnel paid Japanese merchantshipa
tributo-started the assault on 3,900 Malayan
ports will be used to chaos by dismantling, repairing Зараподо daily. Japaneso clvi-
dump many thousands of tons of and re-assembling the yard's five- lians will be transported on Japa- Japanese munitions into the BC ton steam crane, without which no nese merchant ships. The first it was reported to-day group in expected to leave in
It is planned to move
about a week.
It is estimated there are 30,000 to 45,000 civilian Japaneso horo and 40,000 to 45,000 elsewhere. Associated Press.
STAMPING THEM OUT
Tokyo, Nov. 20.
any
tools.
A Chinese who was mentencod of two POBSESSION for unlawful tins of tobacco was inadvertently reported in our issue of yesterday as being a mess bay of the China Fleet Chub. Actually the man is a mess buy of H.M.S. Tanur,
Amoy Rapidly Going Back To Normal
AMOY TS
A CORRESPONDENT WRITES FROM AMOY:
RAPIDLY RETURNING TO ITS PRE-WAR GMINENCE. AS A CENTRE OF COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND VITAL COASTAL SHIPPING PORT.
PEOPLE ARE FLOCKING BACK FROM UP-COUNTRY: AND TO-DAY, LESS THAN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE NATIONALIST TROOPS CAME HERE TO TAKE ÖVER CONTROL, OUR POPULATION HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED, UNTIL NOW IT IS ESTIMATED TO BE WELL OVER 700,000.
These ships will be londed to freight of any consequence could
bo
An outstanding reason for our cently put in here did rauch to handled. Before they could do thoir maximum
tken capacity,
of engineering work they had to rapid recovery is the peace and liven things up. Instead taken out to sea and sank in deep water.-Router.
harden and tempor their own lathe order that prevail not only in poisonous wince and skill-crack- the city itself but also in the ing brandies and similar con- Everywhere the tracks were out surrounding districts, thus at coctions, that we hear of as hav- Chicago, Nov. 20, of line and covered with under: lowing of a free flow of trade ing been served in other places, December and May Rye Futures growth, and a tent run alniost
with the interior.
we had more than enough of A newly re- soared five cents a bushel to new ended in disaster.
The city presento a hive of Johnny Walker and rails
White seasonal peaks while other grains paired locomotive left the advanced near the close after car and plunged into a dump of soft activity, with the shops alle Horse at C.N. $12,000 a bottle The Japanese Government was lior losses, Wheat closed 14 aahen. It was laborionly raised with goods, especially foreign to go 'round for all ordered by Allied headquarters higher to 318 lower, Corn was una foot on thin rampa during the goods which seem to have re- yesterday to submit complete changed, Oats 12 to 14, down, day, but bank back into the ashes appeared from nowhere, one of list of all subsidizing grants Rys unchanged to conts highornino inches during the night. It being paid to private enterprise. and Barloy 8/8 to 1/8 off.-Asso- took seven days' work to get the the unsolved riddles of the Communist problems elsewhere A spokesman said that although einted Press. thora were some known subsidios, they word not neccanarily all military. They were undertaken. essentially to aid the Japancao war effort and now "at least they are Inappropriate and loanceos- bary In a peacetime economy." Associated Press, 2
engine back on to the metals and hoarding
↓
The feeling hero is ono sf all round confidence. There maybe
re
rachot. Prices all in China to wrack the brain, but the very next day the second loco- round have been dropping, and here we are one and pll bout on mative used to haul it back was In most Bnes they are cheaper rohabilitation and early
than in Canton.
covery, and when we have more For the convenience.at. pnssen- itself de-railed.
700 DAILY
RICE TLENTIFUL ships-coming-in, we shall be well. gors by the 11 p.m. ferry from
"With mishaps like this happeni
on the road back to Hong Kong, the last bus leaving
Rico is plentiful and losing advanied
im- pro-war prosperity and at C.N. $80 a catty, Talmahataul for Kowloon City and ing we had to turn out at all times Shunchulpo has been extended to of the night to keep things going...
Tho American floot which ro-portance. 11.10 p.m...
aald WIO. Loo. "The trains at
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