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Replies are awaiting at our offices for Box Noe, 62, 81, 82, 88,

01, 100, 102,

Physical Culture

Foria's Gym, Carolino Road, tram ter- (near Cansewayhny minus). Morning classes: 8 a.m. to 10 am. Evening classes: 5 pan.

Greek Government continually re-les Observera attribute to 4. Registration is confined to to 8 pm. (excepting Saturdays ceived instructions on homo polley naked power politics the tremen- holders of Vegetable Retailers' and Sundays). from the British Foreign Office dous pressure to which Greece fcense; and

and the British Ambassador in

in has been subjected by Eastern recognised Athens and that the British ro- Europe powers in the firm with-institutions, tained in London Greece's. entire

representatives of organisationa

and

currency reserves and only issued before the Security Council and 5. Bidders who are not ready Chinese Optical Co.

an

to Greek authoritica "mero pit tances" for buying goods in the British market

and maintaining British accipation forces. Sentence may be reduced or

The Soviet Trade Union organ otherwise altered but not increas "Trud" said today that the plebis- Council. This has been the lung-ion whather the a lng was to live ed in severity by the Control

cite was only to decido the ques- in history-217 sitting

and not in Lobuvn 403 open seaslona, equal-

ur A-Dens whether Greece was to be a mon- approximately 2,400 hours.

Trud alleged words have been archy or a republic. spoken in

court in four lan that the present Greek Gavern- ment had legalised "assnapina- guages. The transerint makes a

arrests, executions and per- ile 30 feet high. Filed in the tions, arre prosecution's Ibrary aro over

Moscow radio broadcast 3,000,000 documents-30 tons of

article from the Soviet organ "Izvestin" For five months

saying the Mediter fence, the prisoners have Invok-ranean cruise of the aircraft car D. Roosevelt was rier Franklin ed the guilty shadows of three "far from a goodwill visit about men who are not on trial-Hitler.

which Mr. Dean Himmler

Goebbels.

Acheson (the and

These

American Acting Secretary of alone, it seems, were responsible,

But under the mounting weight

State) spoke."-Ruuter-

of the prosecution's caso this veil of deception has been torn aside and instead the court has acon the accusing shadow of 12,000,000 and

children who died not at the hands of those three but by the hands of Hitler and hi lieutenants in the dock and their thousands of accomplices in the seven organisations which too were on trial-Reuter.

ruen, women

of their de-

IRONY FROM "IZVESTIA"

An uffair

It is understood that the judg- ment will be a two-day Once pronounced, the prispers will pass from the hands of the four-power tribunal, to the hands

Plea To Stalin

For Peace

Washington, Sept. 1.

Donald M. Nelson, wartime chief of production for the United States, has sent Gen. George C. Marshall and Joseph Stalin a personal plea for peace based on trade and "a more complete expression of the policies and objectives" be- tween this country and Russia.

Nelson at present planning a great powers which had never network of atandby armament fought each other--a conviction facilities at President Harry S. that the destiny of the human Trumma's request-made his ap- race itself depended upon cun- in a letter to Stalin, dis- tinuation of friendship and co- eneration of the Soviet Union and the United States."

man at 187 pounds through the Russian Em-

much than he was at 204 pounds when captured.

The

war

Goering is not today the jester

former

production Nelson told Stalin that Ameri- nor gallery actor who in spite of chief

chief troposed that a commission ourselves made va smile in the

of

American business men 20 tucans do not understand the aima of Soviet policy and "uspect that frat few months, but he is still

Russing an idea he discussed with those objectives have not been quick to laugh or whisper some Stalin daring a wartime visit to

stated frankly." - Associated thing which sets the ever Bour- Moscow-study Soviet needs, plan Press. Inced Ribbentrop smiling or to

with Russian agents a method of snor his anger when the pro-payment by barter if necessary Becutors touch him on n delicats and develop trade "on an U11-

ented scale! He knows his chances of life are

back to his convergn- negligible. Always a lover of tion with Stalin in the Kremlin, rich life, he places no value on his Nelson recalled "I think that we own now, He hopes by his shared the conviction that nothing titudo in court and by dying could be more catastrophie than a bravely to secure his own place conflict between

only two "JANE"

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ALL RIGHT- I'LL SKIP OUT OF IT!

the

AWI-YOU'RE STABLE WORN,

OLD HORSE!

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

HERE WE ARE PUPPY:SEE

IM CARRYING YOU ACROSS

THE THRESHOLD-JUST LIKE

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Moscow, Aug. 31. "Izveatin" commentator: said that the European cruise of the aircraft carrier U.S.S. "Roosevelt" is "far from being a goodwill tour" as described by U.S. Under-Secretary of State Dean Acheson.

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"Showing off its beauty in Lisbon, where its arrival asci- dentally coincided with talks taking place in Portugal on granting military sen bases to the United States, the ship has gone on into the Mediterranean. "It wishes to visit Greek and Turkish ports-again only for clear, moral inspiration. It is unlikely the Greeks or other poo- plea will honour Roosevelt moro because he appenra before them in the image of an aircraft car- rier.

"This is even more true, since the ship floats in the channel of another un-Rooseveltion polley," it concluded. Associated Prens

LIBEL CHARGE FAILS

Athens, Aug. 31.

to make immediate cash

pay- ments must be secured by:

Two other licensed re- tailers, or

A.

b. Two recognised shop

C.

owners, or

demanda at the pence conference for a revision of the frontiers. So far as the plebiscita is con- cerned

Athens roports from show that Tussian tactics have? resulted only in convincing many

Greeka that any other course than the return vf n. monarchy might lead to Russian 6. Representatives of organisa- domination through the Russian- tions and institutions must pro

duce documentary proof of their controlled Communists.

authorisation.

One retailer and one

shop owner.

It is frankly néknowledged by officials here that the inter- national issue at stake is; in 7. Registration after the ap-. their view, the control of the pointed closing dute can only be Dardanelles in view of Greece's made inder special conditions. strategic position. Greece is therefore the only country left in the Balkuns which is not in- fluenced by Russia and she re- ceives top priori, in America's new foreign policy-Reuter.

Armed Forces Track Meet

Berlin, Aug. 31.

An influx of more than 420 United Nations athletes for the Armed Forces truk and field meet at the Olympic Stadium, will begin today with the arrival of the Belgian team.

·

By Sept. 5, all 12 teams are due to be on the scene, and bil leted at the vast stadium now being refurnished for Ger- many's biggest athletic event since pro-war days,

It was announced yesterday that preliminaries would begin on Sept. 7, with two entrants from each team to compete for the eight places allocated for each event in the next -day's final. The finals will be preced- ed by a programme of pageantry patterned on that of the Olym- pic Games.

Membership of the Belgian team was announced here yest terday. It is rated particularly strong in the field events.

Perhaps the outstanding Bel- gian entry is Raymund Kintzin- ger, who, in the European dia- The Greek High Court yester-cus throw, threw the disc 42.89 day acquitted Sakis Bolsis, editor of the newspaper "Acropolis" of libel charges.

The Greek Government had filed the charges against the news- paper following a protest made

New York, Sept. 1. The National Sugar Relining Company declared a dividend of

by the Russian Ambassador that 40 cents a share payable Oct. I to record shareholders of Sept. 16 articles in the newspaper were compared with 35 cents the pre-critical of Generalissimo' Stalin.-- vious quotation-Associated Press. Associated Press,

HE'S CERTAINLY

OUT OF TRAINING!-

I THINK I CAN LEAVE MY BIKE BEHIND AFTER

ALL, PLUGI

STEP ON IT, PLUGI-YOU'LL SOON GET YOUR SECOND

WIND!

Home

"OH","HERE" COMES ROOT

BY EDGAR MARTIN:

SURPRISE RIDDO DI FLOWERS!

OH SWELL! 1 HAVE A SURPRISE FOR YOU TOO!

metres.

In the pole vault, the Belgians have two entrants who have ex- ceeded 3.10 metres. They are Ferdinand Degens and Eduard Fierons.

Louis Fauconnier is expected to be a strong contender in the 110 motres hurdles, having run the event in 16.1 seconda-As- sociated Press.

PETITION FOR EXILED BEY

W. M.. THOMSON,

Acting Director, Supplies, Trade & Industry.

NOTICE

THE HONGKONG & KOWLOON WHARF & GODOWN CO., LTD.

OPTICIAN

67 QUEEN'S ROAD C

Service Auction Rooms

Auctioneers, Surveyor Basement, French Bank Bldg. A.E.B. de Sousa, Auctioneer.

Telephono 31867.

PUBLIC AUCTION

The Undersigned has received instructions from the Acting | Cuntodian of Property to sell by

Public Auction

on TUESDAY, the 3rd Sopt. 1946,

commencing at 10.00 n.m., at the premises of

THE SERVICE AUCTION ROOMS, French Bank Building, Basement.

All Companies, firma and Andividuals having claims against this Company arising from transactions prior to 25tn 183 December, 1941, are requested | LANEOUS

them to submit

immediatelying:- with supporting details.

This information is required }. for registration purposes only, and acceptance of any claims ledged is not to be construed us an admission of liability,

J. MOODIE, Acting Manager and Secretary. Hongkong, 2nd September 1940.

TENDER

Tenders are invited for the purchase of the following craft which lies at G26 Coy RASC

(HL) Site, Shamat.uipo.

Motor Vessel OUDENARDE, Hull, Engines, and Fittings.

LOTS OF MISCEL GOODS, compris

Wooden Frames, Desk Glasses, Trunks.

Showcases,

•Cabinets, Kerosene Tins, Buffalo Hides, Terrazzo Materiai. Refrigerators,

Wire Nails, Shovels, Axes, Sows. Sea Grass,

Etc., Etc., Etc.,

The Kin Lee Godown, Ground Floor, West Point, where the goods are stored, will be open to inspection on 31st August, 1940, and 2nd September, 1940, between 10.00 am and and between 2.00 p.m. and

4.00 pm.

noon,

The Auction is subject to the Conditions of Sale published in the 9th March, 1940, issue of the Gazette.

This craft may Le inspected between the hours of 10 am and 4 p.m. on 31st August, 1st and 2nd September, 1946.

Sealed Tenders forwarded to HQ. RASC, Vic Hong Kong, 31st August, 1946.

should be

toria. Barracks, Hong Kong, on or before noon, 6th September 1946

NOTICE

1st,

Paris, Aug. 31. Effective September Prominent Tunisians yesterday 1946, Mr. BERTRAM CHAR- banded a "while paper" to the LES HALE is appointed Acting French. Ambassador in Cairo, pro- General Manager for the Far testing against the continued exile East with Headquarters In of the Bey. of Tunis.

Hong Kong. Mr. J. H, GREEN shortly leaves the Far East on retirement.

His Highness Sidi Mohamed Moncef Pasha Bay, was deposed and deported to Algeria on May 14, 1043 by General Henri Giraud, ther commanding the Free French forces in North Africa. General Giraud accused him of collaborat- ing with the Germans. This la firmly dented In the "white papar."

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The Bey is in exile at Pau, in the Pyrenees-Associated Press.

AUSTRALIA'S

REPUTATION

Sydney, Aug. 31,

Dr. Herbert Evnit, who return- ed from the Paris talks yester- | day, declared ho, had fought as the Austrálián delegate to "fromma a praos based on justice which would / prevent a third world war":

The reputation of Australia in other countrier is very high Indeed,” said the defégate, who [recently--was criticised ›In many

THOS, COOK & SON, LTD.,

Berkeley Street, London,

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Australian newspapers for laying Bldg, lạt Tif., 10 xim. to 6 p.m. down "one-man” bolly... m Paris Associated Press

A.E.B. DE SOUSA,

Auctioneer.

LAMMERT BRÒS.

Auctioneers, Surveyora and Appraisers, Pedder Building. Telephone No. 20224.

PUBLIC AUCTION The Undersigned have re- ceived Instructions to sell by Public Auction en

Monday, the 2nd. September, 1946 commencing at 10.30 att At. No. 11 Hankow Road,

1st floor Kowloon.

A Quantity of Household furniture comprising:

Wardrobe, desk, glass cabinet, book case, tables, cheater-field suite, Ward ice box, Phileo Atwater Kent Radios, treadlo sewing machine, Iran. Bafon, portable gramophone & records, cutlery, Kodak Cine camera, binoculars and:1 105 ik, undár wear New etc, etc

On Vlow from the dist. August. and let. September 1946. Turm: As Customary.

LAMMERT: BROS, Auctioneers.