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DEADLOCK IN GREECE

BREAK

Aid To Guerillas From Abroad

New York, Sept., 15. Mr. George Marshall, Secretary of State, called for "prompt action on serious matters in the political and security fleld" by the United Na- tions General Assembly, opening here on Tuesday, when he spoke at the Waldorf As- toria Hotel last night to mark the opening of the United States "United Nation Week.” Mr. Marshall, who will lead the United States delegation to the Assembly, made it clear that his delegation would put all its strength be- hind the efforts to break the Greek crisis deadlock,

Britain Remembers

The Few

London, Sept. 15. The few scrambled to May Pen, Glass Ware, Croc- kerles, ckwood Corner Chairs, their planes and went Blackwood Settee, Book Shelf aloft again and again to Stand, Single Divans, and Rattan Ware Suite Etc.., Etc. shatter the might of the

German Luftwaffe.

Also

Nice Chesterfield Suite 3

Pires,

5, with spring Cushions

1 Kodak

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New

He said: "We are particularly concerned with the ald and assis- tonco which are being provided by Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albanalu to the guerillas in Greece direct threat to the territorial integrity and political indepen- dente seek nothing in that situs- tion but the protection of the Greek people which is due under the Charter. We have no interest beyond the pacification of that troubled land.

of that country..

"The solution must be the ces- sation of the threat and we will be able to devise means for carnestly hope that the Assembly accomplishing that end"

Other points from his speech

were:

The Veto

1. Palestine: "We believe It In the operations room, Lord Dowding, in the uniform of the is of the greatest importance that RAF's chief of the Fighter Com-every effort be made to obtain the

maximum

the in agreement inand, guided them,

That was seven years ago the Assembly on a solution for this and that the peoples Leather Case, Lense 1:35 start of the Battle of Britain, problem

Today at noon, 130 planes of all directly concerned will accept the recommendations of the Assembly British types, led by a lone

solution." Hurricane, crossed over London in Pan

2. The veto: commemoration. Nine American

unctorably opposed to every pro- Thunderbolts flew with them.

And in the reviewing stand be.posal for revision of the Charter. although we believe that there is at present no need for major re- visions or for a change in the Uniti general character of the Nations".

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change from wat to peace, stood Lord Dowding in a business suit, bowler hat, and carrying an umbrella.United Press.

One M. G. Saloon, Licence No. Sterile Talk In

1257 in good

order

running

the may be viewed at Garage of The Far East Motora, Kowloon, up tu the day of sale.)

Vienna

Vienna, Sept. 15. Sir George Rendel, British re- presentative on the American commission, will leave Vienna by air on Friday to report to the Foreign Office.

On View from Thursday, the treaty 18th September 1947.

Terms:

As Customary.

Auctioneers.

bags for a define are not

3. In a reference

3"

to recent

Russian tactics on the Security

Counell, Mr. Marshall xald: "We find it difficult to believe that members of the United Nations would deliberately seek to destroy ita structure by persistence in acts uf aggression or by obstruction of nature to paralyse the principal organs of the organisation".

Eight Points

Labour Confident Of Victory In Elections In 1950

London, Sept. 16.

The Labour Party predicted tonight that It will win the next general election in 1950 by an greater majority, than that which gave Britain its majority Socialist government In 1945.

even

An official Party pamphlet entitled "Rebirth of the Nation," written by Percy Cudlipp, editor of the Labour Party newspaper, Daily Herald, said:

WALL OF FLAME IN TYROL FOREST FIRE

the

Vienna, Sept. 15. Gigantic forest fires rang- ing over the frontier arcas betieren Bavaria and Turut formed a "wall of flame" which has cut off the inhabitants

to preparing evacuate the Swis tota of Trins.

The task of the fire fighters was made harder by the ex- plosion of shells and mines left over from the war and by hot the detonation of *red

the rocks which burst with

сол- started new heat and flagrations.

Austrian and German fire. men were today cooperating with Tyrolean brigades in an attempt to localise the blaze which tous spreading rapidly into Austris.-Reuter,

Arabs Warn

Of War In

Palestine

Lake Success, Sept. 16.

The seven

Arab

Mr. Marshall gave an eight- point explanation of what United League states, through The treaty commission spent the States support of the United their jointly sponsored morning in sterile discussion on Nations means. "We ourselves Arab Office here, warn- the property in German assets in must successfully live up to our LAMMERT BROS.. Austria which pass to the Allies obligations under the Charter. ed on Monday that any by virtue of the Potsdam decision. 2. "Publie acts must be con-action by the United Na-

The Russians claim that the aistent with the Charter whether property was transferable at the they are carried out through the tions to divide Palestine time of the Potsdam

decision,

United Nations or through other into separate. Arab and while the other Allies claim that means,

Jewish countries "would the property should pass to the 3. "We must refer to the Allies when the

the Middle East peace treaty is United Nations problems which plunge signed, carrying into effect the have failed of solution by other into a state of war." Potsdam decisions. Reuter,

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NOTICE is hereby given that the Indus- trial Bank of China (PTT) has altered its English name from "THE IN- DUSTRIAL BANK OF CHINA" to "THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL BANK OF CHINA" and henceforth our said Bank shall be known as "THE NATIONAL IN- DUSTRIAL BANK OF CHINA".

Dated September 15, 1947)

Chan Shih Li

Manager,

FRANCE SHOULD

LEAD

Parls, Sept. 15. French leadership in the United States of Europe, with

General Charles de Gaulle as Chief of State,

which require under the Charter.

means reaceful solution un

A statement signed by Musa

Bey Alami, Director General of 4.We must work persistently the Arab Office, set forth the and loyally within the several

"When the next general election comes in 1950, Labour's good work will be recognized by an larger vote of confidence than that given in 1945."

even

The pamphlet said the govern ment has assured "fair shares for all" by a combination of rationing, price controls and generous food subsidies.

in

"Compare the position America," It said. "There, under pressure from private Interests, The government removed price controls. Food prices rocketed and President Truman has been forced to plead with profiteers - be can do no more than plead ---

little less. to grab a

Many American people, he pointed out, are being forced to do without | necessary medical attention In order to have enough money for food.

No Appeasement

"Here in Socinlist Britain, wo keep food prices atable and pass n law to insure that all our peo- iple, however poor, shall have the

finest medical attention."

On foreign policy the pamphlet kold:

"There is no

no question of Socialist Britain pursuing a policy of ap- peasing any tyrant. The first vital stage in the achievement of a real, understanding between the major powers, especially between the Soviet Union, the United States and Britain. Britain's task is to bridge the idealogical guif

her that separates

two great Allies.

Labour Government's foreign policy does not 'lean' to-) words America or towards Russia.

The

It stands upright. And it is based on determination to do everything

cead"-United Press.

ible to make the UNO

10-

Mob Strip

British Girl

Trieste, Sept. 15. The British girl who

rgans and agencies within the Arab position on the eve of the United Nations towards the suc- upening of the United Nations Was stripped by an Ital-. cessful accomplishment of their Assembly at which a solution ian mob yesterday was

signed tasks,

of the Palestine problem will 24-year-old Dorothy K. be considered.

Keeping Peace

The Arab Office is sponsored Gane-Sale, a Cambridge by the Governments of Egypt, student. Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Saudi

Transjordan Arablo,

5- "We must seek to improve was advocated the procedures and machinery of by N. Soustelle, former Minis. the United Nations itself and to Yemen.--Associated Press. ter and Secretary-General

Join with others in providing the

de Gaulle's Rally of the French resources which are necessary for People, at a meeting people at Lille.

3,000

ils efficiency.

"We must join other mem- hers to make it unmistakably clear ogcinat the ter-

Voluntary Rationing Appeal

and

..

M. Soustelle called for the re- that agintegrity or political inde- urganisation of Europe with ritorial all customs barriers suppress.pendence of others will be resisted ed. He said that France under by the

efforts combined

of the General de Gaulle should re-members of the United Nations.

We must oxert every pas.

Washington, Sept. 181 sume the leadership in this re

effort to sible

to conclude the re- Under-Secretary of Agriculture organisation, Reuter..

maining peace-treatles, thereby Norris E. Doddal on Monday creating normal conditions under that voluntary rationing of food which the United Nations was in this country appears to be the designed to function.

only way to avert famine abroad "It is intended to maintain and prevent the collapse of friend- peace, not to make peace.

ly European governments.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

8- "We Join with others in At a news conference, Dodd said seeking to improve the world's that such rationing should perhaps

to bring take these two forms: conomic altaation and shout-peonomic conditiona neces- 1 A reduction by housewives to internationni stability." In the purchase of livestock pro-

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Eighth Extra

Saturday, 27th September 1947 (weather permitting) may be looked forward to the early ad eggs and poultry. obtained at the Secretary'e mission to the United Nations of

A roduction by farmers in Ofice, Exchange Building; the the remaining nations who might feeding of grain to livestock,

the Stables, Shan Kwong Road. --Router."

for

Race Meeting to be held on United States, he added, ducts such as meats, milk, butter,

THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL BANK OF CHINA, hundepy Valley; and now be qualified for membership. particularly the use of less wheat

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and completed as soon as possible, and returned to the "CHINA MAIL" Office, Windsor House, without delay.

Entries close at 12 o'clock noon

Dodd is acting as Secretary in the absence of Secretary Anderson Associated

on Thursday, 18th September CALL TO WORKERS from Washington.

Press,

1947.

By Order,

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Rome, Sept. 15. The Italian Soelailst and Com«, munist Partica havo called alt Becretary.workers to demonstrate on Satur

day against the increasing cost of living-Reuter.

9. A. SLEAP

"Actg.

NOTICE

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CHINA EXPORTS MORE

She was

from returning Yugoslavia with another Cam- bridge student, Edward Thomp- sun, when they were set upon by 30 Italians. Miss Sale stripped to the waist.

was

Mr. Thompson received cuta. and eye Injuries before police rescued them from the mob. The British couple had been the helping na volunteers in "youth

in brigade rallway" Yugoslavia.

Another anti-British Incident seven-British occurred whenTM soldiers were beaten up by Italian rowdies.-Reuter.

Iraq Looks To Its Defences

London, Sept. 15. The Iraq Government plans to make its army "one of the largest and best equipped, not only In the Middle East, but in the world", a high.Iraqian official stated today on the arrival of the Iraq mill-

mission In London

The military nilesion, headed by Colonel Shakir El Wadi, Defence Minister, is here to purchase war material and will stay a month in factories and con- Britain, visiting. sulting War Office and Minister. of Supply officials,

Iraqis siated to have also approached the United States for the latest types of arms, aircraft One million soven hundred and aminunition, "Inna -- largo and sixty-one thousand pounds quantities as possible","

Nanking, Sept. 16. Incomplete trade returns exporta showed that Chinn gained during August, accord- semi-official trade

ing to

sources today.

:

The official stated that some 40 of tea are among the experts, which also included soya beana per cent of the present budget of and raw silka ***** De fraquwwear?arked for the

The sources said that each strengthening of the of these categories showed more "The Internazional situation' and than 150 percent increase in the world unrest have only streng export compared, with that in thened our desire” he added/--- JulyUnited Pro

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

EIGHTH EXTRA RACE MEETING.

SATURDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1947.,

The First Boll will be rung at 2.30 pm, and the first race will be run at 3,00 p.m.

Through numbers (7 races-$14.-) 'may be obtained at the Office of the Treamrers, 1st Floor, Exchange Building.

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wear their Meeting.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members are reminded that they and their tadles MUST badges prominently displayed throughout the

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Uxdges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclo- Jure and Club Rooms at $10 including tax are obtainabia through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a member; such member to be responsible for all chits etc. Badges admitting_to_Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the RACE COUNSE,

The Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11 am, and the Secretary's Office at 12.00 noon. Both Offices at 1st

Floor, Exchange Building.

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $3. in- cloding tax for all persons including ladies, und is payable at the Gate.

Bookmakers, The Tao men, etc., will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Clab during the Race Meeting.

Refreshments will be obtainable in, the Restaurant In`the i Public Enclosure.

BERVANTS' PASSES

Passes for. Servants will be issued to Private Box, holders ONLY on application to the Secretary, 1st Floor, Exchange Bullding.

Any persons found loitering with Bervants" passes in their possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the enclosure,

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8. A. SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary.

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