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PERSONAL

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1948,

Foreign Trade Routes For U.S. S.

Washington, May 23.

The United States agroed "in principle" today to most a Russian demand for revision of the Balkan armistice terms as well as those for Italy.

A State Department spokesman said Russla agreed to the American proposal to revise the Italian armistice, but asked for similar arrangements for Roumania, Bulgaria and Hungary which the United States has now accepted.

Meanwhile, Senator Tom Con- nally, Democrat of Texas, Chair-

man of the powerful Senato BRIDGE NOTES

Foreign Relations Committee, Bald the Soviet demand for the Big-Four approval of the trea-

China Food Complaint In Washington

Washington, May 23,

Page

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT

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Tal. 80311

Gonegal Managert.

INDO-CHINA S. N. CO., LTD.

The Chinese- delegato, Mr. Thomas Yang, echoed dissatis- faction with the present food allocation methods at today's plenary session of the United 8.8. TAKSANG

Nations Food and Agricultural Conference.

Thirty million people are 8.S. HINSANG. threatened with starvation," hơ said, "and the Combined Food Beard's presont allocations are

MR. J. P. Pennefather-Evans witics before they can be signed but part of his success depends totally inadequate,

be glad if any shopkeepers, who have outstanding billa for goods purchased by him, which he was unable to settle before.leaving the Colony, will send their bills to! him c/o Barclay's Bank, Gerrards Cross, Bucks, England.

WANTED KNOWN

or even submitted was contrary to the fundamental rights and Kave them that naked "who power."

Every bridge player has to make a certain number of guesson, upon his ability to find out de finite information instead of roly- ing on a gucas. For example:

North, Dealor

Neither side vulnerable

B. AQ04 › H. q. 10 7 3. D. QJ

Reporting to the Senate on the Paris Foreign Ministers Bald conference Mr. Connally that "the primary power of treaties rests making poaco with all nations which bore|8. 0762 arms against enemy states."

d 8.4 He told the Senate that "ID. A 6

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SOCIALIST TALKS

IN LONDON ·

London, May 23, The Executive Committee of the British Labour Party today endorsed a suggestion for a Socialist conference. of World Parties in England on Nov. 8- 10.

fraternal dele. gates will go to the Party Con- gresses of both the Finnish and the Danish Social Democrat Parties this year.

Meanwhile,

Officials said the Italian re- vision terms will not be publish ed until after signature by Italian Government officials and the allied commander in Italy. -Associated Press.

N.Y. STOCK MARKET

New York, May 22.

B. A KJ95

D. 10 7.4 3

C. -7

The bidding: North Pass 31

East

South

Pais

1H 4H.

Pass

"We cannot expect to cave ilves by feeding them paper al- lerations, nor can they be saved" by blueprints of the edifice to be created in BOMIC distant future."

Mr. Yang's speech, followed presentation by Britain, Amorf- ca and Canada of a joint pro- posal for new international: organisation of some 20 nations

52 to take the place of the Com-

S.S. SAMDART 8.8. KWAISANG. 8.8. FOOSHING

ARRIVALS

SAILINGS

IN PORT

from Singapore 31st May

.to Sandakan 15th June

Buoy A.13 Kowloon Dock Buoy B.3

All the above subject to siteration without notice

All intending Passengers are requested to register their names as far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave.

Agents:

THE GLEN LINE LTD.

...Due from United Kingdom about 26th May

bined Food Board in the alloca- | m.v. GLENOGLE. tion of food to hungry nations... EMPILE PARK.Due from United Kingdom about 27th May

In the proposed organisation

About 80th May

Managing Agents AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

would be all the world's major v. GLENAPP Sailing for U.K., Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam supplying and importing na- tions, but the plan, as a whole, has caused

dio- considerable West appointment among many. dele- gates on the ground that it re- Pass tains the main fault of the M.V. Combined Food Board—it can. only recommend and not order the allocation of food.--Reutor.

Pass Pass South probably should have passed at three hearts because he had a minimum opening bid and his partner had been unable to open the bidding originally. But I he

preferred go the whole hog, hoping that his partner's hard would be a perfect. ft.

West opened the King of clubs, and stopped to think on seclux |

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

! Arrivals Yesterday: 8.8. Fooshing, Kure, H.M.I.S. Cauvery from U.B.S. Currier from Subic, S.9. donco of clubs. The Samstay from Kure, H.M.S.

A number of stock leaders the dummy and his partner's dis- showed a narrow improvement in

early stock market dealings today."automatic shift was to a low | Trafalgar from. Japan and 8.3.

Rails and low priced utility issues led the upturn.

Dow Jones Averages $77.71, 30 Indus- Arints $200,00, 20 Ralls $68,94, 15 Utili

Liew $43.01.

apade, through dummy's strength; but West thought a little more. His own hand could win three tricks, assuming that South still had another club. The contract Adams Express 28, Alaska Junexu 14. Amenims Car 18, American Bmelting 69, could be defeated, then, if East Telephone 196%, American could win one other defensive American Tobarco 1832. American Waterworks 2. trick. But what trick could East

win? Absconda Copper 47. Aviation Corpara.

Bendix Aviation *7*****Bethlehem

tion 11aldwin 8485. Barnadall 30%, East almost rely had either Steel the spade or the diamond King 107 Boeing 28, Bories Co. 54%. Cana--if the contract could be beaten. dian Pacide 1, 3, 1. Case 47, Chrysler So & apade load at the second 130, Colgate 62, Commercial Solvents, 2036, Corn Products 62%, Dupont 317%. East- trick would be fine if East had the man Kodak 20514, Electric Light & Power Spade King, but disastrous if East 2735. General Electre, 67, General Motors had the diamond King; for South Goodrish 214 Goodrich 12%, would probably manage to draw 12%.

International trumps and discard a loser on Bomextake Hicing 47%. Harvester 98%. International Paper 49 dummy's spades. International Tel&Tel 27, Johns Man vlila 1943. Kennecolt Copper 82, National

ing

Datiilers 24%, National Lead 55 Now 04. Pan American Airways 20, Republie Bleed $7%, Hernolds Tobacco 4435. Schon ley 83%, Seats Roebuck 40%, Bbell Oil 2812, Secony Vacuum 17, Bouthern Pacific 65. Brandard Brands 52%. Standard of of Calif. 87%. Standard Dil of New Jer 75, 8tudebakes 82, Union Day 2015 Union Carbide 110%. U:8, Rubber 77, U., Stevi 97, Youngstown Bheet & Tube

York Central KR. 203. Packard Motors

Then West thought about lay- down the Ace of diamonds. That would be fine if East had the diamond King, but how would it be if East had the spade King? And West noted that it was un likely to be disastrous.: Bouth: would have his diamonds set up, but that wouldn't help him unless he had an unusually long dia- J. *

mond suit. Bo West refused-to- guess, but laid down the diamond Ace. And East gave the require ed Information by signalling with New Delhi, May 23. The Viceroy of India has in-led another, diamond, and a club the diamond nine. Then West vited Maulana Abul Azad and return set the contract. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru

77.-Associated Press,

On June 17 Hurold Laski, meet him tomorrow to discuss Chairman of the Executive, will the formation of an interim leave for Germany.Reuter. government.-Reuter.

BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED.

SAILINGS TO U.K.

Yesterday you were David Bruce Burnstone's partner and, with neither side vulnerable, you hold:

S K 7 6 HKDG43 07 3 2 C 10 0

The bidding Burnstone Schenken You. Jacoby

“BENVORLICH" salls for London via Straits 1st Week June.. ANSWER: Pass. Your part-

FREIGHT ONLY.

VESSELS DUE

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Salling for SWATOW

Pass 1H 29. . Pass (1):

nor's bidding is very strong, but your hand, is too weak "for" A second bid. There is no real need to go back to diamonds kince one auit should play about es well as the other, Passing will keep you out of trouble, we

Score 100 per cont for pass, 70 per cent for three diamonds.

Question

Today you aro Oswald. Jaco- by's partner and, with your side

Longview Victory,

from

Scheduled Arrivals Today:9.9. Shanghai. U.S.S. Crag from Guan,

Halyarg H.M.S. Tyne from exercises and F.S. Tourville, and Suffron.

Hainan.

KAFIRISTAN From Melbourne, Sydney, Torokina,

Discharging (Holts Wharf) Loads for Sydney, Melbourne Mid-June. 'also Brisbane if sufficient inducement.

Also Agonts for-PRINCE LINE LTD.

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SAILING FOR SHANGHAI

Tomorrow: S.S. Samtyne, 8.S. Cromwell and 8.3. King Hankun VII from Singapore and S.S, Sea Lynx from Shanghai,

Departures Yesterday:-H.M.S. Hart for ratas and H.S. Empire Clyde for 8.8. "FENGTIEN

Scheduled Departures Today: LC.I. (L) 172 and S.S. "NINGHAI" (No passengers) H.D.M.L. 1105, for. Macao, H.M.S. Crane for Macao, V.9.9. Orleck

SAILING TO CANTON: and 3.S. Van Houtz for Swatow. Tomorrow:-MS, 10 for Bernso and H.M.S. Cocade for Trin comalec,

MR. BEVIN TO FLY TO CAIRO

London, May 23. "Reuter learns that

a draft has been exchanged between the statement on the new treaty

tions. British and Egyptian delega

Mr. Ernest Bevin, Foreign Secretary, is expected to fly to Cairo for the concluding stages of the negotiations but no date has yet been made,

Mr. Bevin, in the House of Commons, replied "No" when asked whether in the course of the talks preliminary to the present Anglo-Egyptian treaty | negotiation, any special, commit- ments had bean made regard- ing Sudan. Reuter.

vulnerable against non-vulnerable opponents, you hold:

S 853 HAQ7 32. DA 42 C65 The bidding: Schonken. You Maier Jacoby

(75% What do you · bid?- (Answer Tomorrow),

FEMININE WOLVES"

AMONG CO-EDS

Servicemen who have t

have returned take courses say they have promiscuity and excessiva They

describe the co-eda, as feminine wolves.c

A writer in the Detroit Fres

Press who investigated · störles that the girls!: advances disturbing war veteranS

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