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H.K.V.D.C.

NOTICE

Information is required regarding the whereabouts of the undermentioned pe sonnel of the H.K.V.D.C.

2

Will an porso who can give any information that will assist coma unicate with The Adjutant, in locating them please HK.V.D. Corps.

Unit

F Ambulance. Hughes Gula. Foy Engra

Rank

Name

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Sp

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Chan, B. Y

No. 3 Company Na & Compra TV

FJ Atabula nee

Ple

1. Br.

Pte.

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Chan in thuar

Cho Kam Yin Chan, T

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4th Babigry

Car 114

Fil Ambulner

V. Ambulancea

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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1948.

Stiff Test For Commandos.

THE LEADERS OF THE REHABILITATION FOOT-

BALL LEAGUE, 44 R. M.

COMMANDOS, WILL BE SORELY TESTED TO-MORROW AFTERNOON WHEN THEY MEET ROYAL ENGINEERS_AT_ CHATHAM ROAD.

WEAKENED BY RECENT DEPARTURES AND HAVE BEEN FORCED TO DRAW ON A NUMBER OF RESERVES.

COMMANDOS HAVE BEEN BADLY

It appears that with the ex- ception of Smith, none of the original forwards will be on view, while in the defence the

Police Do A

Commulis still have Wil Good Job

Johnson and Jack to rely fipon.

two Sappers lost

valuable ints against South China Jas werk Cave played a very good same in goal for the Sappers and of has made up for the Jus Laws, who is making a good re- covery and who will be leavingi fur le scon.

South China hope te retaini

11 Athletes

Missing

Honolulu, Jan. 18. The transport plana which crafted at Majuro Atoll, Marshalls, on Jan. -18, was carrying boxers, golfare and mçimmers from the Marianas to Oahut for. the Anal play in the Pacifie Army Olympics, the Army announced to-day.

The plane carried 28 per- Brna. Seventeen survivors were picked up.-Ansociated Presa.

Australia

Follows Suit

Pago

QUEEN'S

THEATRE

Show & To-Day at 380 6.16, 7.15 & 910 PM.

SHE RISKED HER LIFE FOR HIM. Yet She Had Vowed Nover

BAY MILLAND LBARBARA BRITTON

During the last two week-enda the Police under Inspectors God- dary and Lees have done excellent work controlling the crowd which pushes for trains at Causeway Bay' after football games.

Passengera

board wishing tu trams for

or Whilty Strout

Canberra, fan. 18. Western

Markot are now obliged

The Australian Prime Minis No overcrowding b

Mr. Joseph Chifley, an- Their hundred per cent record to prove up.

cult

that Australia permitted and in this way the against Royal Navy "A", who ductors are able to collect all faros nounced to-day

was prepared to negotiate with. are before the trama rench Wanchai. wing to ship movements

It in

posible When

the Tramway the United Nations Assembly for umerian of their line-up.

Ney to laring extran agreement Navy is Compuny unfortunate that the not alk to field the same teams trums in service on days of foot Guinea and Nauru ander inter-

be bail games,

national trusteeship. each week. as they would able to other a strenger challenge? fy the title.

always

Last Sunday the 2,000 crowd nu the Eastern-Kwok Wat gan was able to obtain aerometartion DELTRAO PLAYING

on trame within half an hour. Civilians

To "A" are

be

A Police inspector stated that -trengthened this week by the

when the passengers get secustom- melusion of Beltrao, and Catiomed to the arrangement tram The services of T). can be Bled in fitaly more than n

minutes, Lear will still be missen as It has not yet recovered from

11

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Nauru and New Guinea are! former German colonles which t were placed under Australian! mandate after the last war.

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F Ambulance

5th A A. tv

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F Ambulance. Arabulance.

Pd. Andulnasce Fd. Ambulance.

Brel Battery.

d. Ambulance.

Fd. Ambulance.

Pd. Ambulance

Coins B.Q.

No. 4 Company.

Stanley Pl.

F. Coy Engrs. 5th A.A. BLY,

Fd. Ambulance. Pd. Ambulance. Corps Signals F. Ambulaner. Fr. Ambulance. No. 4 Company. Stanley Pl. Hughes Group. 4th Battery. Fd. Ambulance. Fd. Ambulance. Fd. Ambulance, 5th A.A. Btv. Fid. Ambulance. No. 4 Company. Fd. Ambulance, Fd. Ambulance. Fd. Ambulance. Fd. Ambulance, Fd. Ambulance. Fd. Ambulance. - Corps Signals, Fd. Ambulance.

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COMMANDOS HIT

of the German

Mr. Chifley said that Austra- Ha was now prepared to place them under international true- teeship because she was mind- ful of the obligations imposed) Dall member alsaintstering! Ben self-governing tercilories.

He said that the British #l New Zealand Governments who shared the mandato iver Noury] with the Australian Government had concurred with Australia's decision

ענן

Nuernbere, Jan. 18, Royal Air Force, with the re

French war crime proangators. f brenox

others, and hule ensily account for Rymig, at the lid of 20 Nază Tenders The Internation Wal who are having a hard time here before

Military Tribunal ding chart filding

mide. Wong King beng. their best player, who end the Nazi Labour Czar, Fritz Jusi weck Sauchel, with impaing comput

Mr Chitley's announcement touch iness, will be playing sory labour enrolment in France

Fund Belgium and plagring 19 followed the British Govern-: flere.

leep slave workers in Germany ment's decision announced

Sanckel initialed the plan Mr. Ernest Bevia yesterday that over protesis military according to Nazi Gen- the British mandated territories eral Alexander You Falkenbau of Tanganyika, the Cannercons the trusteesitip of the sen who told French interrogans Togoland were in be pati urs on Nov. 19, 1945, that under

UN.O. Renter. had disputed the Sauckel pro-| Von Faulkenhausen: Kramme. was eventually forced to resign.! In a speech in 1943, Saukel stated that 3,000,000 foreign - bourers had been enrolled for the German war machin be- December, April and Ewveen 19-12.-Associated Press.

To football team of 44 RM. dumando has been greatly hit by departures during the week at ang them

McLeish braut gal scorer in the football League, and Hopewell.

arr

{{":4,, Jack, Johnnus,

Wilker Jew

ar Swith are among

wsers of the orizmat Commande team still in Hong Kong.

CIVILIAN TEAMS

the following day

The Civilian Football teams for The ball League eames during the weekend will be chosen from Bux. V. (ival Ribeiro, W. Wilkin on. T Knight,

G. Reza-Pereira. J. Pereira, Castilho, 1. Mathias. S. Cruz, A. Leonard, C. Marshall, D'Aquino and A. Rahman

Civilians "A" R. Catton,

is

J.

A.

A.

Boccer

J. Ifussain. 11 Aives, N. Beltran, A Chau A. inch, IL. Archibald, M. Xavier, G. Gosano. B. Gosuno. 1 Alves and 1. Jorge)

the Te following programme for this week-end-

SATURDAY, JAN. 19

Eastern Civillans "B"

(Sookunpoo, at 4.90 p.m )

Pollitt. St. Itaferee

Noble and Anesmen:-0.0.E. Not Mr. F. A. Barretto.

Kwong

Y

Wath

RA.F. (Recreio ground, at 3.30 p.m.)

101 Rogera.

Sur. G. Thorne and

v.

L.A.C. J. Anderson. SUNDAY. JAN. 20 Civilians A"

„Navy "p" (Sookampoo, at 3.30 p.m.) Referee: L. G. Young.

A.C. F. Roberts and Lineomen:-A.C.

Navy "A" Bartlett.

South China

(Navy ground, at 3.30 a.m.) Roferee: Mr. A. MoCurkindale, Linesmen: --1/S. T. Mullins and

Mr. Szu Po Wai.

44 R.M. Co. v. R. Engineers (Chatham Rond, at 3.30 p.ni.} Referee: Mr. K. K. ID. Linosmen:-LA.C. J. Anderson

and A. Adobead. BASERALL DEAL

New York, Jan. 187 In one of the three binst

Morotai a Trading Paradise

Sydney, Jan. 8. Evidence that Royal Australian Air Force men had made a total trading profit of £2,000 a week with Amerlenus at Morotai late in R.A.A.P. given by an 1944 was Group Captain at the Court Mar- tial to-day

Captain Clive R. Onidwell who is officially credited with the destrnd- tion of 27 enemy aircraft, with nine probables and 13 damaged. faced the Area of four charges al leasing that he illegally sold liquor at Morotai.

gaine

FRIENDLY HOCKEY

will represent following The Thunderbolts in a friendly hockey against Royal Engineers Indian Section) to-morrow at pan, on Murray Parade Ground. Man Singh, S. Prittam and Gre- Hinkson wal: S. Yusuf. M. H. and Z. A. Abbas; Samy. Wanap, Yusuf, A. Nazir. Uhdam, Mahan and S. Jangeer.

ORIENTAL

4 SHOWS: 2.30--6.16--7.16--9.18| FINAL SEO "ING TY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., Rita Hayworth-Thomas Mitchell la the Bright Lights of roadway

"ANGELS OVER

BROADWAY"

Commercing To Morrow-———

A NEW FILM JUST ARRIVED!

Its a Compelling Urama......... that Robes into the Beart of a The witness. Group Captain Vit 1, Throbbing Mobopolis. Gerald Packer, Senior Administra- said the Live Officer

at Morolai transaction with Americans in cluded gambling, trade trinkets and sale of ligne. Later, he sait. there was also trade in stolen ciga- rettes. Packer added the troops in one uren had £100,000 in their possession.---Aarociated Press.

INDUCTION CEREMONY

AL 11 a.m. on Sunday on Induc-| tion Ceremony will take place at All Saints Church, Homuntin, Kowloon. At phia Service, to which friends and church members are welcome, the Rev. S. Kau-yan Lec, former Paster of St. Mary's Church, will be induated Pastor of All Salate Church. taking the

"SMILING GHOST'

1lo Fist Mystery-Comedy cine Season!

CATHAY

GWAICHAI ROAD WANCHAIN Plass Note the Change of Time (14 Reels)

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.00, 7.15, 9.30 p.m. M-G-M's Super Production

money deals in all baseball his place of Rev. Tsang Kei Nenk who THIRTY SECONDS

tory, the St. Louis Cardinals have Fold Catcher Walker Cooper

will shortly be transferred to Pak- hoi,

The Rt. Revd. R. O. Hall,

Kong of

Kook, will the New York Giants for $175,000 Bishop

officiate. in cash.

On Tuesday at 8 a.m., at St The purchase la contingent on Cooper's discharge from the Navy John's Cathedral both the Revd. for the 1940 Beeson. Highest 9. Kau-yan Lee and Rovd. Teang purchase prices in major league Kei Ngok will be instalind Arch records were the $185,000 which deacons by the Rt Revd. R. O, Chicago paid St. Louis for Dizzy Hall. Members of churches and Dean in 1998 and the price est their friends are welcome. mated between $150,000 and $260,

"Y" BASKETBALL WIN 000 in cash and players, which Boston paid Washington for Joe

Although leading all the time, Cronin in 1934-Assoctited Press, Chinese "y" fielding a best team, and a ding-dong struggle

Thomas J. Gray in a At wow with USS T

Irbondly taskotball game, at Tokyo, Jan. 18 Bridges Street last night and won The American 41at division by only. 43-42-

the sallors previous sama

OKINAWA "LOSE"

basketball team won a 44 to 48

To Love Any Man!

cding d Ature of an American Captain

a lovely

Till We Meet Again

- Walter Slezak « Ludile Watson

A FRANK, BORZAGE PRODUCTION She stopped beyond the walls of her life and vows...

to help

an american foldier only out his masion... the story of the they epens bahind dangerous hours......the touching min tes German lines in Franos..... is beautifully told.

BHOWING

TO. DAY

KING'S

At 2.90. 5.10.

7.16 & 9.16 P.M.

Agala you will say "THIS IS ЯIB BHTI" IXCITING 1 GAY !

DURBIN

DNEVERGAL

Beurly DUBBIN can bo

ps thrilling romanes abovid bo

TONE

O'BRIEN

His Butler's Sister

AKIM TAMIROFF

EVELYN ANKERS ALAN MOWBRAY FRANK JENKS WALTER CATLETT ELSA JANSSEN Oraded by FRANK BORZAGE Produced by FELIX JACKSON

Lee Theatre

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.3), S.1.7.15 & 9.15 p.. Sunday Extra Performance at

12.30 p.m.

THE FIRST U.S.S.R. DOCUMENTARY FILM

TO ARRIVE HERE

Showing the 1st and desitive

battle in Fascist Germany, the ospture of Fo-lin and the pnevadi- tional surrender of the German

Armed Forces to The Allies.

U.S.S.R

PRODUCTIONS

!

BERLIN

OVER TOKYO ALHAMBRA THEATRE

Starring SPENCER TRACY, VAN JOHNSON PHYLLIS THAXTER An M-G-M-Picture

MAJESTIC

UCSBAN RÉPON SHOWING TO-DAY 2.30, 5.00, 7.00 & 9,00 p.m.

FRANK SINATRA, America's Most Popular Singer

victory over Okinawa lest night were badly beaten but last nightwith a cast of screen favourites and the right to enter the finals they played well, Welbourne was in RKO Radio's 1945 Musical Comedy of the Pacific service basketball the outstanding player in the at

championship playoff.

elitack, but was wall marked by Luk

The 41st, top toumantong occu Tak-cheong Cheung Shu-ton pation, forces in Janan, will go to od 20 points for the Manila to play the winner of the

Honolulu-Marianse

Her former, univ

the 18

"STEP LIVELY"

London, Jan. 18. Britiak heavyweight:boxing cock will

ebam

ORC

PHY

SHOWING PU-DA) AT 2,30, 800, 7.00 & 9.00 PM..

GUERILLA WARFARE BEHIND JAPANESE AN BIIG OF

LINES IN THE PHILIPPINES! ** EXCITING I

DRAMATICI

TRUE!

"BACK TO BATAAN"

Starring JOHN WAYNE with ANTHONY QUINN An BIO.Production

YINGKOW FIGHTING

Washington, Jan 184

The New York radio reports

that fighting has broken gurgin

OTT ARRESTED

Paiping, Jan: Eugene Ott, former

North China Inviolation of the Ambassador to Japan and 410 recent concluded truce between of the signatories of the the Central Government and the partito

Communists.

The radio and that o

10,000 Commiuniat, troc

and recapoiared) chúrián sort)

camo Ristó

pact between'

Italy and Germany, Was-ar

cd bero to day by the Chiriose nuthorities. WILEY

He will be flown to Tokyo i

by General Mic2 nand Associated

CATATAN SALA

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