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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS'

EIGHTH EXTRA RACE MEETING.

SATURDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, 1947. İ The First Bell 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 Treasurers, 1st Floor. Exchange Building.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE.

Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

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

Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclo- tax are obtainable Aure and Club Rooms ut $10 including Through the Sceretary on the written personal introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all clits eie Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on Bale at the RACE COURSE.

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

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from

No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

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

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The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $3 In cluding tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

Bookmakers, Tie Tac men, etc., will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Chih during the Ruce Meeting.

Refreshments will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclostire.

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LABOUR PARTY REBELS STILL FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH

'Activist' Group's New Campaign

London, Sept. 20.

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An activist group of the Parliamentary Labour

Party, which has been meeting regularly dur ing the recess, is preparing new plans by which It hopes to spur the Government into increased activity.

The group, which has formed part of the nucleus of the recent foreign policy and other revolts in the Parliamentary Party, now has a re- cognisable spearhead" of 28 members. Political quarters believe that it-is growing in influence. Recently, the group pemilured n

One is described as a enquel to in "Keep Left" and again it in claim manifesto, publiszed pamphlet form, which, under the ed to contain much unprejudiced logan "Keep Left fearlessly and practical advice for the Gov celed the polley of the Government on the crisis measures. Cerument and leaders and made

The Forces

w but it considered con-tructive The other is concerned with the

ggestions to meet the economie demobilisation, of the

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It is nderstood that two fur- Cher manifestas have been

pre pared to be issued in October...

U.S. Gets Ready For Emergency

The principal author is said to be Mr. Geoffrey Bing. a Labour cantier and former Parliamentary |Private Secretary,

is predicted that this masi- festo will show that-as contribu-| tin to a solution of the economic erlain the British forces be effec-"} tively reduced much below tha present proposed figure.

It was believed to be in defer- ence to the revolt of approximate-

FUTURE OF THE ITALIAN COLONIES

Landon, Sept. 20. Britain is expected to lenue carly next cock invitations Kru conference of the Big Four

Foreign Afinisters special deputies, to discuss the future of the Italian Empire, to be held next month in Lon den.

The conference was to take place last spring hut was post- poned after Russia had obfeel- ed that it would be better to wait until the Italian prazo treaty came into force.

This condition was fulfilled fast Monday, Sept. 15, from which dute, under the ferme of the treaty, the Council of . Foreign Ministers han

year decide on the Anul din- ' pasal of the Italian Empire.-- --Reuter.

De Valera Paris

Evatt Tó Back Mr. Marshall

New York, Sept: 21. Dr. Herbert V. Evatt, Australian Deputy Prime Minister, announced to- day that he would sup- port United States Sec- retary of State George Marshall's proposal for a year-round "little assem- bly" in the United Na- tions.

• Hewak further that he the would put more teeth in plan with a demand that every decision killed by a Security Council veto be automatically and immediately sent to the 55- nation body.

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"Every voto would automati- cally bring the General Assem

into it case calling for peaceful settlement, Evatt snld at a news conference call- ed by his delegation, "Failing Part, Sept. 20. to get action in the Security

velo) Mr. Eamon de Valera, Prime | Council (because of a ly 80 of Its Parliamentary sup Minister of Eire, arrived in Paris the parties then could get their porters that the Government sometalay, to attend Monday's Anal time ago decided to reduce

appeal the

before Period of compulsory peacetimenary session of the 16-nation military service from 12 months"Aid Europe? Conference.

Evatt emphasiseil ile spent the rest of the day Washington, Sept. 21. In one year.

Mr. Crossman

studying the 16-nations Confer- general endorsement

American The Army and Navy

did proposal ence report, The activists include at lengt Mr. de Valera had flown from mean that Australia was aban- are reclaiming for emer-four Parliamentary private so London where yesterday be, and doning the small and medium gency stockpile purposes crctaries to Ministers. Many are three of his Ministers, had rennos power fight to kill the veto. type, mie direussions at 10, Downing Evatt labelled Andrei Vishin- most of the US$500,000,- rankers of the forthright

such as Mr. Woodrow Wyatt why Street, with Mr. Clement Attlec, 600 worth of surplus was attached to the Cabinet Mi- the Prime

United States us "smoke machine tools still held on to India, Mr. Michnes Fout, der Minister, and menthere sky' bitter speech against the An official statement issued fast screen" to divert world atten by the War

Mr. Ian Mikkordo,

tives of Britain and Eire had exposals Associated Press. The dominant figure {༢ Mr.plored in general terms the pos

Crossman, Richard described na lender of the

generally abilities of dovetailing, to their first mutual advantage, plans for in- up to 92,400 of 125,000 surplus Parliamentary Labour Party, re-creasing supplies from each coun- tals remaining in his agency's volt on foreign policy.Reuter.. try to the other.Reuter, stocks would go into the Army-1 Navy reserve for use in thei event of another national emer- The tools were recalled geney. from surplus stocks by the Joint Army-Navy Machine Tool mmittee unde--the authority of the stockpiling resolution passed during the Inat session of Congress.

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This pending surplus sales will not be halted, but after Del. i no machine tools will be offered front WAA stocks with- wut the approval of the Com-)

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Included in the equipment which the Army and Navy pre- viously auid would not be need- ed are precision lathes, drills, Dresses and many other types] of alandari tools. United Press.

Einstein Wants World Parliament

Young Element To Be Brought Into

Labour Government

London, Sept. 21.

- on a

The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, will an-

nounce changes in his Government larger scale than any he has previously made -probably in a fortnight's time, it was au- thoritatively learned tonight.

It was earlier thought that, he would make an announce- ment next week.

It is almost certain that the Cabinet-Mr. Attlee, the For- eign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Be vin, the Deputy Prime Minis- ter, Mr. Herbert Morrison, the President of the Board of Trade, Sir Stafford Cripps, and the Chancellor of the Exche- quer, Mr. Hugh Dalton-would not be affected.

Speculation has linked with the changes the names of the

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GOVERNOR OF TRIESTE

Flushing Meadows, Sept. 20. Australia today formally asked the Security Council to hold an immediate session on the question of appointing a Governor for the newly-created Free Territory" of Trieste.

M. Andrel Gromykɔ, of Russia, who is President of the Security Council at the margent, has the final decision of whether or not to call meeting.

The Free Territory of Trieste came into being this week with the ratification of the peace treaties with Italy and Yugoslavia. Under the treaties, a Governor of Trieste is to be appointed by [the Security Council, but so far Britain, the United States, the Soviet Union and France have been unable to agree on the choice of a neutral personality, to All the post-Reuter.

BRITAIN'S WHALE

POLICY

Washington, Sept. 21. Proposals before the Far Eastern Commission to permit Japanese to travel abroad be-

London, Sept. 20. fore the peace treaty is signed The Ministry of Agriculture and to permit use of United announced its opposition to ur States held Japanese looted restricted whaling as a means property to finance private of helping to meet the world trade, failed bf approval he- shortage of fats and oils.

"No assurance can be given

New York, Sept. 21. The famed scientist Dr. Albert Einstein, to- day asked the Nations General Assem-Alexander, the Minister of forward on the agenda for in 1961 will be better off than bly to become a world Supply, Mr. John Wilmot, Min- further consideration. Com- it now le," the Ministry said, speculated adding, "it would he unwise! parliament in order to later without Portfolio, Mr. mission quartera

Arthur Greenwood, the Minis- that the proposals would be therefore, to risk killing off prevent war.

ter of Fuel and Power, Mr. "considered again in about a stocks of whales for an In a letter directly addressed Emanuel Shinwell, the War fortnight, but do not anticipate roediate advantage at the ex- to the chiefs of each of the 55 Minister, Mr. Frederick Bel that existing opposition will pense of a permanent diminu delegations to the United Na- lenger, the Health Minister, Mr. be withdrawn." Associated on of the supply. of whale oil" tion, Einstein Baid the only Aneurin Bevan, and others. body capable of ending the

thrent-of-extinction"-hanging- over humanity is the General | Assembly.

fore the Commission today. United Minister of Defence, Mr. A. V. The proposals were carried that the oils and fate position

New Blood

New blood, it is suggested the may be brought into the Minin

of tho try including some younger element of the Parlia- mentary Labour Party.

Einstein called upon General Assembly to take the fellowing steps?

The General Assembly to in- crcase Its own

authority so There is a general expecta

that the, Security Council ia tion that several Miniators will

subordinate to it;

be removed from their presenti

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On British Crisis B·0·A·C

Washington, Sept. 20,

There must be popular elec- poets, but little indication of The United States Senate Appropriations Commit- tion rather than governmental the identity of the new Minis- appointment of delegates toj ters the United Nations:

The General Assembly: stay in a continuous emergency ses sion throughout the present crisis. Central News.

Mr. Attlee has made. Lew' alterations in his Cabinet since the Labour Government woa elected in July, 1945, though,

tee today called officials of the Treasury De- partment and. State Department to testify in secret session on "Britain's ability to carry ón" In her present economic crisis.

Senator Styles Bridges disclos. contitus their fifty-fifty share," when the Government took of-ed this after a three-hour meet. (ho “said, fice, he indicated that his Cabling with Mr.

Kenneth Royal More Needed

net choice was provisional and Secretary for Army, and Mr. He pointed out, however, that thut the Government would be Charles Saltzmann, Secretary of the British have already asked NORWAY DISLIKES recast as the necessity amse.State for Octupled Areas, during for revision of the zonei agret. with the Senators were warned ment and are critically short of GERMAN TRAWLERS Router.

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Oslo, Sept. 217 Norway today .protealad against the Allied Control Coun. el decision in Berlin to increase the German trawler fleet.

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ANGLO ARGENTINE NEGOTIATIONS:

the upkees at gccupation, areus was to be avoided in Germany BLEEPING BERTHS

Senator Bridges said that Buenos Aires, Sopt. 21.

Britain were inable to `sustamfurther meeting had been collea ́| WELL STOCKED HAR A spokesman of the British her present share of the German for tonight that State De. À note Rent to the Council Embassy stated | hoře · ·today|blzonal ́ersts.

partment and Treasury Depart urged that no action be inken that the "difficulties which had

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pation in sea fisheries ia detor. changça batwoun the United mittee that of the 3000,000,000 ie European economic situatien mined. "The 'note pointed out Kingdom and Argentins are on appropriated by Congress for the in general and the British crista that the recent action to increase the way to a favourable solu- occupation areas, $400,000,000 in particular, ECON the German trawler flest was. tion."

would have been spent by the end This · In "the" first time the taken át a time when interested countries were discussing the Argentina -of-har British-own-1000 16 feed Germany, Japan and | høve direcity entered into disóum- question of reducing their owned airways, worn fust awalling Koron until the quiddle of 1948. alans regarding Europe'n dollar fleela lo avoid depletion of fish fulfilment of "certain formali,|

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