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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING

SATURDAY, 10th May, 1947.

The First Bell will be fung at, 2.09 pm, and the first race will be run at 2.10 p.m.

Through numbers (8 Races-$10) may be obtained at the office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor Exchange Building, also tickets for the Special Cash Streep ($2.00) on he last race,

Club

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be an enle

The Treasurera" Compradore Office will

close at am, and the Secretary's Office at 11.46 am. Both Offices at 1st floor, Exchange Buliding.

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MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE.. Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting. Munich, Apr. 26. NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO Approximately 300 Jewish THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE. displaced persons riding in Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclosure 'and seven former United States

Rooms

at $10 including tax are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, Army trucks were halted today such Member to be responsible for all chits, etc. New York, Apr. 27.

at the Austro-German border Bad Hitler's Wehrmacht not failed in its duty, the

nene Sulzburg in what appear at the RACE COURSE. Nazi hierarchy would by now have made an

ed to be an escape bid for Palestine. unrecognizable hodgepodge of the map of

The refugees were stopped by Europe, according to the memoirs of Dr. Felix

German border police and A limited number of tifins will be obtainable at the Club Kersten, Finnish physiotherapist upon whom

handed over to the United House, provided they are ordered in advanced from the No. 1 Boy Heinrich Himmler depended for five years for,

Statuk Army constabulary (Tel. 27818). relief from a nervous stomach disorder.

forces which sent them to a

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S As Dr. Kersten got the story,

DP camp near Bad Reichenhall, PREMISES DURING THE MEETING. which has been published hy

Two of the trucka bore Ger-

PUBLIC ENGLOSURE. Doublethy, the Nazi fl

man license plates while the The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $9 merely plan to erase the word

Rewards For SS

other five carried American Including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the "Europe" and substitute

Rangoon, Apr. 27. Estonians, Latvinns and

General Marshall's report of led States relieving Britain and permita indicating that they Gate. British port authorities said no many," but rathe would have Lithuanians were to Jinve been

Generalissimo Stalin's reaction | France of some of the heavy belonged to some United States Bookmakers, Tic Tac meh, etc., will not be permitted to operate turned provinces, tuto countries Team parted to the Archangel areanth day of search for the mis

to the United States program-coals of occupation they are agency or private American within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the and rountries Into provinces, atuð þand their lands, Incorporated into

ing 1,000 ton postal vessel Sirey, and if necessary to other

me of aid to Greece and Tur. | now bearing.-Reuter.

organization licensed in

Race Meeting." would have transplanted the

Reich, were to have

Refreshments will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the· Public · Harvey Adamson. feared lost

many. "population islands" within emm- Eaven to SS leaders as a rewar

Fastest Trip

Enclosure, countries, may deride the next with 250 passengers abouri,

Jewish sources in Munich ex- trư

for their war work, Kersten be-

steps now being considered by

Washington, Apr. 26.

that pressed "suprise"

the Surface ships

SERVANT'S PASSES. and aircraft One of the uni interesting; ex-

votnes almest hinmorous in his scouting off the south

the United States Government The Secretary of State, Gen. Army has begun stopping such ONLY on application to the Secretary, 1st Floor, Exchange Pannes for Servants will be issued to Private Box holders Burma Berhenis which Himaler

descriptions of discussions between east, where wreckage had been doctrine of giving both econo-from-Moscow-in-21-hours-and-hava been using such means to Any persons found follering with Servants' passes in their

in implementing the Truman George Marshall, got home emigren after similar groups Buliding. Kerston-could be counted on the leaders to how this terraghted previously, said they "at the prace eonference" would Įritory should be plinted.

leave Europe for the past two possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the have been a new nation, a model Kersten also goes into the Ger.uld find no sign of the Mackin-mic and military assistance to 30 minutes:

zem Muckenzie ship.

Dose countries believed threa- John Foster Dulles, advisor | years--United Press,

enclosure. SS state, composed of ancient an plus, already wellknown, Authorities described us

loned by external pro-Soviet to the Secretary in Moscow. tin. Burgundy will eine appendages, filling the space vacated through founded, reports that the ship measures and internal Com-told reporters on his arrived

for the foundations of this state Pollli and other racial liquida-tuel been sighted in the Penang munist, infiltration.

that he believed the trip was said, had been to work for a Hitler mid Himadre were going |tions (Genoelde) by breeding pren.

Confronted by either nc. the fastest ever made on a world in which men could have back to the Bith century, when German worden. in state institu- RAF planes had been sent there uality or by prospects of re-regalar transport run"

peace of mind and a decent to investigate a theory that pirates quests for aid from Korea,

Air Transport Command off-} Into Grd from the aten between The se graphical and nell had seized the vessel.--Ascint Persia, Iraq, India, and Egypt, cinie could not confirm Dulles the Oder and Vistula river. The plans are diupper incidentallyed Press.

Tomorrow, General Mar. similar to those of Greece and † cstimate.—United· Press. new country was t wave its own to the book, which in in gen.

shall will attend a meeting of Turkey, both Congress and the Government under the 55, and cent

doctor's eye-view of

White House are in process of

Congress leaders which the free of the Nazi Party, with Leon Himusfer, Ley, Hess and other

President has called at the setting up bodies whore chief | 5. Degrelle, Belgiou Rexist Jesador, ¦ Graman lenders, brd

White Houac, purpose will be to study, the ne Chancello truder Himunter's how Kersten, through them. Chrysler Corporation has sign-eps necessary and expenditure tutelage. Kersten rays Himmler was able to galu numerous cun-e a two-year contract with the involved. told him I would have is awn session for Jews, concentration CO United Auto workers provid- foreign policy and exchange Ami-ramp victims, refugees and the fing an 115 cents an hour wago bassadors with Berlin.

ke. For the work the author was .crease plus six paid holidayset by unofficial sources close awarded the press of a Comman. and "some classification rate der of the White Rose of Fin. Jul; the cross of honour of the

tld

The Germane Thedians diun

Hang The Pope

the story

This slate was to incorporate, Dutch Red Cross and received as Himinter put it. French Swit-commerlutions from the Swedish zerland. Picardy, with Amiens, Govrement-Associated Press, the Champagne district with Rheims and Troyes, The Franche-

Conte, with Dijon, Chalons and Nevers, the Hainnut, and Luxem- bourg. It was to have both Medi terranean and EnBsh Channel outlets. Ghent un Dijon was la have been the capital.

The rest of Switzerland was to have been divided between Ger- many and northern Italy, "which

is bound eventually to be inclul

ed in Greater Germany, anyway," Himmler is quoted. Then, the SS leader braggel, be would hang the 'up.

The Nuris were irritated 'be. Cause Franco would not

bring Spain into the war at the time these plans were being aude, } Kersten says, and for that the new state of Burgundy also would include part of Spatri.

WAGE CONTRACT

langes,”

Detroit, Apr. 27.

The agreement is virtually the me as the one the union signed ith General Motors day-Associated Press.

on Thurs-

Red Infiltration

In

Rumania

London, Apr. 26.

Cornel Bianu, representative of the Rumanian Opposition National Peasant Party, today ex- hibited secret Communist documents backing the claim by the British Foreign Office that Rumanian Communists are attempting to in- filtrate into other parties and organize a "security corps" from former Nazi Iron Guard members,

Foreign Office Reports

London, Apr 26.

Policy Board Expenditure has been estimat- to General Marshall as high as

$5,000,000,000.

lives is due to vote next Wed- The House of Representa-

nesday on the proposal to set up a committee to make a con. tinuing study of requests for uid.

One of the first administra- tive measures General Marshall, is expected to take is the set- ting up of u polley making: board, headed by Mr. George F. Kennan, regarded as one of the ablest experts on Soviet po- ley at present in government

service.

Should General Murshall's re- port on his Kremlin Interview justify it. It is known that Pre- sident Truman is ready to send La further message to Congress,

outlining the aid necessary toj other countries.

Is

Help For Britain The State Department studying a programme of ald for independent Korea, estimat ed unofficially to be likely to cost $110,000,000 over a three- year period..

Indirect form of aid, which would alleviate to some extent the serious economic plight of Britain and France,

are in- discus- creasingly coming into son of this subject.

The failure of the Big Four Foreign Ministers to reach an the agreement at Moscow on

standard of living.

the nation will be

General Marshall's report to broadcast over a nationwide radio net- work at 1.30 am. (GMT) Tuesday,

On

By -ORDER

C. B. BROWN,

Sematary.

THE WAY TO BEAT THE FEVER OF

COLDS & FLU

Cordial Welcome

Washington, Apr. 26. A cordial welcome awaited the Secretary of State. General George C. Marshall, when he returned today

by air from dent Harry Truman was at the the Moscow Conference, Presi-

Before attending the meeting National Airport to greet the of Congress lenders, the Gen- General.

eral will visit Pinehurst, North. was very

President Truman said heCarolina, where he and his wife much pleased with Have a house.-Reuter. the work General Marshall and his assistants had done in Mos cow, and he felt certain that when General Marshall report- ed to the nation on Monday night in a broadcast the entire country would also be pleased, as a failure by all Paris' new 'ASPRO' is the quickest and safest

The

A Failure

take

ASPRO

HEO

TRADE - AVAIK

Way

ASPRO

Paris, Apr. 27. The Moscow four-power don- ference was described yesterday

General said that his papers that commented on it.

The independent mission to Moscow had been a

newspaper to beat Colds and Flu. Take two 'ASPRO" ,nif the conference tablets immediately very important ane and he had Combat

and two tableta done what appeared to be best beyond all expectations and since every

which ended on Thursday "failed

three hours until relleved. Two not only in the interests of the much was not expected, it would 'ASPRO tablets taken before going to bed United States but of the whole bo sheer folly to express thewill smash up the attack. 'ASPRO 19 во world.

slightest optimism.”—Associated His gulding principle, he Press.

safe even a child can take it. 'ASPRO' does not form a habit.

Jap Labour Warned

Against Reds

Tokyo, Apr. 27.

The Labour Division of SCAP's Economic and Scientific Section today made public a pam- phlet on the "dangers of totalitarian and un- democratic control" of the Japanese trade un- ion movement in which it specifically warned against Communist infiltration,

Dr. Kersten is vague about Bel. Mtrate into the ranks of opposi-Rhmanian police had arrested economic. unification of Ger. / SCAP had made to date.

up

Rumaniori

many

statos.

The first document, which The second document marked Bionu sald was an authentic copy "4,573" and dated Nov. 23, 1940, of orders transmitted to all re- was stamped "very secrel."— Province Of Gaul Rional Communist headquarters United Press. Leichstenstein wus to be in- in Humanin, bore a reference mark corporated into Germany and the "9450 as" and was undated. "Iferlor" Walloons, those who It was signed by two Commun-

A Foreign Offee spokesman were nnt Rexists,

were ta best top leaders, Gheorgiu De snid that official reports to transplanted tu

colony

inmember of the Rumanian Cabi Whitehall indicated that the southern Rusofų.

net, and Vasille Luca, and was Rumanian Communists had or What was left of France was to addressed to the Communist

ganized a special party guard a German, Protectorate Party secretary become

of. the lower

It was the most forthright de- person of being a 'Red' baitor"," to consolidate their power and known as Gaul, with about the Danube region.

nunciation of the

Communist the pamphlet states. "By confus Czechoslovakia had

of the ing the issue and hiding behind I said that special Communist many former Iron Guard mem- same status

efforts to gain control

that something which a under the occupation.

worker fools' teams had been set up to in, bere have been drafted into it.

Japanese labour, movement The spokesman sald the

unfair and undemocratic the Com- gium, which presumably would tien parties to break them

After warning against the dun munist is able to protect himself had made it inevitable gers of labour rocketeera and from exposure, the pamphlot have gone partly to Burgundy from within. It said they had a substantial number of men and partly to make up a Nazl been instructed "to intensify their bers of the Rumanian opposi- that Germany will be divided gangsters, the pamphlet gives a

The pamphlet does not mention state. The Belgian Flemings were activities by provoking controvertion. The reports also said that for longer than was planned detailed explanation of Commu- into the Russian and Western niat methods to gain control of

Soviet Russla by name but warna to be removed to the Lublin area sles and disputes among mem- the

Communist

Powers zones. As a result of labour organisations and néserts Japanese workers that Communist of Poland along with all non-bers of the opposition parties of Party organized public ઈ.

M. that "American, experience French dissatisfaction at Nuzi Dutch, and Holland was to

Julius Manlu-National

plotters in this country frequent- Pensant monstrations for retention of Molotov's refusal to grant been especially bitter with regard

and do anything necessary to fur- United States. Rumania, but these met little economie asgets and her close

ther

the political programme explains the favour among the people.allgnment with the United Communist

The pamples of establish-

which Communism

Communists In the States through the Moscowing "cella" and "factions" In mavement have developed "to a conference, it is now balloved labour unions and warns that high point the art of name call- that prospects for a merger of Japanese working men who Ara DUTCH QUISLING the French zone into the members of Red cells. "will rang," the pamphlet says, assert- of Communists In all friends Norway was to be incorporal discovered, to launch

ON TRIAL

Anglo-American zone are more gularly deny they are members will be called, "great leaders ed into Greater Germany, along campaign against "reactionary

while enemies are dubbed with southern Sweden, with Finclements" in the press.

hopeful than at any time bé. of the Communist Party." Amsterdam, Apr. 27

Confuse. The Issue "reactionaries" or

"political land being given northern Swe.

foro, The trial of 67-year-old Ed-

Buch a merger might be "At times," the pamphlet says, generates." den and a narrow strip around instructed to intensity recruit ward John Youte, who was ap made the occasion for the Unit American Communists publicly It was noted the pamphlet was Korkennes, Norway, in return for ment of new members. for the pointed Burgomaster of Am-

denounced the Communist Party not made public until after Fri- Aghting Russia.

the Lower In order to deceive the rank and day's elections for Finland, apparently, along with former

Communist Party, párticularly of sterdam by Beyas-Inquart, Gor-

members of the Ironman Commissioner for Holland 125,000 gulidora, of the town'a flo" of the trade union movement, House of Parliament presumably the southeastern European satelGuard who should be told that during the occupation, began money to financo, a company

"When a Communist is exposed to avoid Communist charges lite states, would have retained the Rumaniar Cammunists actu- here today,

for transporting Dutch farmers as a Communist he usually donids attempt to influence the ballot- manity similar to that of the ally want to put into practice the He faces charges of collaborato German-occupied Ukraine the charge and accuses the other ing-United- Press. Individual Republics In the So-Iron Guard programme.

tion, Including ono that he used Reuter.

Las

come a Reich Province. The first Party-Dinu Bratianu and Titel Soviet occupation troops in France's enim to the Saar to the Communist Party of they may change their political line

3,000,000 Dutch were have Petrescu

been moved in 1941, but Kersten says he convinced Himmler that his health would not permit the additional work Involved at that time,

"JANE”

Infiltration

InAltration teams were order-

to work in such a way as to avold discovery and, if they were an allout

The Party secretaries were also

AND LET ME WARN YOU ALL SUI BOTH LORD LOVACE AND YOU

IF YOU PESTER ME

AGAIN!

I ASSURE YOU I HAVE GIVEN UP THE CASE ALREADY, SIR- IT'S 750 DANGEROUS!

United Press.

WELL!

THANK GOODNESS HE THOUGHT WAS

· YOU GEORGIE!

BUT, WHAT" "THE BLAZES DOES IT SALL MEAN, GURL?

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