1947-03-15 — Page 6

SHOWING

TODAY

QUEEN'S

At 9,89; 4.18:

7.18 & 9:15 pm.

THE SCREEN'S MIGHTY DRAMATIC

Walter

SENSATION!

*

Maureen

PIDGEON O'HARA

IN

RICHARD LLEWELLYN'S

HOW GREEN

WAS MY VALLEY

Dirild Amna Roddy

Sura

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1947.

BRITISH ARMY ALERT FOR ANY EMERGENCY

London, Mar. 13. Britain intends to keep her army in a state of pre- paredness to meet any contingency which can be foreseen, Mr. John Bellenger, War Minis- ter, told the House of Commons today when introducing the estimates for the Army,

He said: "It would be a very bold man who would

Soviet

M.Ps. In

assert that there is peace today and that, Britain

therefore, we can demobilise armies not only in this country, but in those other countries where very large military forces are still re- tained."

Speaking of the "shape of, things to come." Mr. Bellenger ndried: "We have no guarantee of peace terms. Many of the pence trenties have not been signed, in spite of Mr. Bevin's valiant efforts, and I consider it my duty to keep the Army as far as I can iti a-state of preparedness to meet any con-, Lingency which can be fore- Ace."

The War Minister warned the House of Commons that the estimates did not include: provision for new or more

CRISP LEE MCDOWALL LODER ALLGOOD modern equipment and that the

TOMORROW

AT

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Ido LUPINO Pail HENR EID

Olivia de HAVILLAND

KINGS ★

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At 280-5.10

7.16 & 9.16. p.m.

RED SKELTON

'SHIP AHOY"

M-G-ITS SMASH MUS ICAL COMEDY HIT!

with Bert LAJIR Virginia O'BRIEN

AH

M-G-M

PICTURE

TO-MORROW

M-G-M's

BIG SHOW!

Your Forgsity but punt

WALLACE

bubug. A the recall MARGARET

BEERY · O'BRIEN

BAD BASCOMB

Army was living at the moment very largely on its war alocks. This could not continue in- definitely.

EXACTLY WHO

WAS NUTS?

Oxford, Mar. 13. Twenty-two-year-old Direk Roosevelt, grandson of Theo- dore Roosevelt, and two other Oxford undergraduates were fined £25 today for making hogun telephone calls, apparently as a prank to ace if they couldprt ambulance driverá out looking for a friend whom they represent- ed as mud.--United Press.

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7

SUNDAY, MARCHE DE

the Ukraine and President of allegt 3 pm, 19rds 330 pm. the All-Central Council of Trade Unions, was greeted by representatives of Government, Parliament, and the Foreign office.

tions to the United Nations must be honoured, our com- mitments abroad should be commensurate with our limited

The delegation inéhudes two national resources and could be women and a railway fulfilled by a well-equipped and driver, a scientist,

engine! novelist, highly-trained force of volun- teers, whose conditions of pay-Only one la a military, man

two poets and a trade unionist. and services are equal to those Reuter. in industry."

Liberty "Infringed" The Liberal Party tonight table an amendment asking the libuse of Commons to throw out the Government's Natound Service B for mili- tary service on the ground that compulsory military teniging in poscetime fringes on the liberty of the subject, "par- followed by five and a half ticularly at a time when eçon-youry part-time service in the

The Government bill publish. ed yesterday provides for 18.

montha' compulsory service, New York

omic conditions of the country reserves for men between 18 Exchanges

are

demand the maximum produc- and 26. There tion effort for home consump-specific exemptions, tim and export."

"While

coalminers.

certain such ay

The amentiment akis:

The Liberal Party has nine international obliga- members in the House-Reuter,

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