1947-10-06 — Page 5

Hangchow

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA Tidal Bore

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DAILY AT

2.0, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 P.M.

SHOWING TO-DAY

•Warners musical

Dwindles

Shanghai, Oct. 4. The famous Hangchow tidal bore, à moving wall: of ocean usually six th |20 feet, high, hurled itself

· THE CHINA MÁIL, MON DAY, OCTOBER 6, 1947.

Canton On The Alert

U.S. Making

For Opium Smugglers Spearhead

Canton, Oct. 6.

The Provincial Government today ordered district 11. thorities, to ba on the alert for optuin smuggling by plane, mintorent, steamer and launch,

The deden follows discovery of a quantity of opium in

a plane at White Cloud airport, Canton.-K.P.N.

BRITAIN FACING

musical show of Showell against a massive 1,200-ak

THE JUBNAUT STDRY OF GEORGE GERSHWINI

FRide

BLUE

GREAT BIG VONTA FLUE

ALEXIS SMITH CHARLES COBURN AUD AS TITEMSIIVIS

AL JOLSON OSCAR LEVANT. PAUL

CALI SP, ROBIRI ALDA

GEORI GIO en JOAN LESLIE PA

WHITEMAN GIORGE WHITE -

HAZEL SCOST ANNI BROWN

NEXT CHANGE

QUEEN'S

"THE RAZOR'S

EDGE"

Twyne POWER the TIERNEY

Am BAXTER

ALHAMBRA

"YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW"

ABY DURANTE PEE SHABIS

Jane Wymapl

KING'S & MAJESTIC

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

DAILY AT

239, 4,15, 7:20 6 9330 P.M.

I

DAILY AT

2230, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.30 PM.'

#ANNA NEAGLE & MICHAEL WILDING

"Piccadilly Incident

t

Proscicol 1. Derried by

HERBERT WILCOX

TO-MORROW

"THE WIFE TAKES

"LADY

DARK'

10% OF WHOLE PROCEEDS IN AID OF ANTI-T.B, SOCIETY.

A FLYER"

Starring JOAN BENNETT FRANCHOT TONE

A Columbia Picture

TO-MORROW

IN THE IN TECHNICOLOR with

GINGER ROGERS RAY MILLAND WARNER BAXTER

JON HALL

A.Paramont Pleture.

CENTRAL

ATRA

5 SHOWS TO-DAY

At 12.30, 2.30, 5,15, 7.15 & 9.15 p.m. FINAL EPISODE

Another "THRILLING CHAPTER!

ZORRO'S

FIGHTING LEGION Republic SERIAL

year-old sea wall at ari- cient Hangehow yester day.

But this year, the bore had Abrunk to six inches.

bere was the smallest, et re-) cord.

BATTLE OF BALANCES,

wh

DECLARES CRIPPS

Cardiff, Oct. 4.

Some of the estimated 10,000 | Chinese who gathered for thei Annual phenomenon returned to. Shanghai today saying that the Sir Stafford Cripps, Britain's new Minister for Economic Affairs, declared here today that Britain was now facing the "Battle of the Bal- The Tidal bore occurs:abaual-f ly at the seaport south of ance of Payments"-a fight to obtain sufficient Shinghund on the 18th day of credits quickly, enough to enable her, to im- The Elh Moon of the Chi port goods essential to her very existence, newe huma year. It forms "Nothing miss he allowed in staud dion in our war-shuttered island th wiren a high incoming

ovent in the way urrelse Britain's indo solue of our visitors look for."

trial economy will run down collapse with disastrous venilis", oc fuld delegates to a conference of the

South Wales Regional Council

FARRAN IS MISSING?

Londen, flet. 4. The parents of Capinin Roy Farran, avgaitted' in Jermalen an a charce of murdering 14. gearold Jere, verre "mystified" inding over the scherenbeste their cou.

The father, Stephen Farrus, wid dat he had an Authentic information that. Captain Farran wns in Britain although kir ar rival har her posted officially.

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Stephen Farran, a jurmer R.P afficer, has an airpläne standing My new his home at fodrale. Wolverhampton, eradi to bring his son from London when he bears that he hat arrived there. -Keuter,

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tide fashes with the Awift flowing Chler Tung River and rolls in like an olangated hat- föring ram.

Railways operate speciul trains for the day and thou sands travel for miles to set it strike.---Associated Press,

Canberra, Der. 4.

Do

Government expenditure overseas. he said, would be Ingely rediwed by | the withdrjwal of troups from dadla,

Burssia and very likely Palestine.

Other points inade by Ste Stafford Cripps were:

Wages; "We cannot prate or alaries."

During this past season, however, 120,000 tourists and foreign visitare frame to Britain bringing abom £16.-

000,000 in foreign exchange.

Mr.

Sit Stafford said, that the long 24 Winston Churchill continties making an occasional speech 111 Labour Party ofight to be able insintain its majority.”

Mr. Churchill, speaking at appro ximately the same time at the Cop servative Party ennference itt allard higBrighton, Ste-crited Sir Stafford Cripps as the “ablést brain in the Labour administratius.”—Reuter niid

Tourists: "We cannot supply the

(high standard of lastry, arentiinalis | United Press.

U.S. Troops In Gun Duel With Koreans

Seoul, Oct. 5.

On Saturday, Sept. 17, five U.S. soldiers, patrol- ling the 38th parallel dividing the Russian and American zones, exchanged shots with Korean constabulary men from the Soviet zone, in- telligence officers said today.

"

Of Guam

New York, Oct. 5. The Commander-in- Chief of the

Pago G

Theatre

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Booking Hours:' 11.09 am to 5.30, p.m. Dally

United SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.30 & 9.30 p.in.

|States. fcet,, Admiral Louts Denfeld, told a NBC radio audience from Pearl Harbour today: "Guam is the point of our spearhead ́ ́ strength to the Orient:

"Actually we are stronger today in the Pacific than we have ever been during any peacetime period. Our mobile forces, backed up by a power- ful air fleet, are stronger in relation to other nations then they have been in the past.

“Although we have evacuat- cd most of our forces from the Philippines and will eventually move our military strength from Japan, we have mover

WALLACE TO VISIT PALESTINE

New York, Oct. 4. Mr. Henry Wallace, former fice-Presidrat and Secretary of Comparece,

announced

tonight that he is going jo Palestine where he will ranfer with both Arabs and Sew,

His párty, which will leave by air an Oct. 17, will include Mr.

Michael Straight, publisher of the term wirkly paper, the New Republic, which Mr. Wal- Face di

The intends to invritigate the agricultural potential of Palestine Areas.

Mr. "Wallace added that he had not planned any public spreches bui rould report on his experiences through his Japer.— Reuter.

are

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forward our main spearhead from Hawaii to Guam. American Intelligence sources | where" American enlisted, men

"Guam today is a powerfu reported that the North were patrolling the rice pad-base and is gotting stronge: Koreans opened fire with a dies.

month by month. If we machine-gun and rities and the Informanta said that inves-unhampered and continue to Americans replied. The only tigation indicated that each atrengthen Guam there is ensualties were two South group thought that the other question that in time it will be World War 11 cont Australisesh wounds.

Korent farmers, who suffered was on the wrong side of the our strong point in the West. dividing line. The investigat- emn Paciße“, which also wil ioral of $2,722,000,000, Prime Mini

The incident occurred ating officer recommended mark-serve as an outpost in the Bank [ter and Treasurer Joseph B. Chifley

reported to Parliament in the budge Yodong at the

exing the border every 100 yards in the defence of Alaska- ine in the Yodong area. tremity of the boundary

"We have Twojimus Rac It was reported that Lt. Gen- established air basca to use ir Okinawa where we have well- eral John Hodge, Commander of the American zone, advised enemy. The eventual diaposi any conflicts with a possibl the Russians of

for 1947-48-Associated Press,

Western

A British CROSS WORD PUZZLE

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1. Execille,

5. Dowdy

person.

1. Chirus.

9. Load.

11. Stage

player,

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18. Cogakani. 19. Small nail. 201. Pate. 24. Itinerary.. 25. Destructive

Insect,

26. Nigh

27. Colier.

14. Stratagem, 26, Merchant.

16. Revise.

Saturday's Crossword

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1. Shillings

colloquially.

2. Difficult.

3. Imitated,

4. Sirip 5. Adulate.

4. Wild.

2. Treachery.. 10. Object.

11. Fabric.

14. Ecitarie delight.

15. Snake, 17. Witcheraft. 19. Song.

21. Learning, 22. Uninterce

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the Incident

as a routine matter and made ton of these last two bases, of no strong proteat-Associated course, depends on Press.

Hungarian Attack.

On U.N.O.

Moscow, Oct. 4.

the out come of the Japanese penc treaty."—United Press.

K.L.M. PLANE BAN LIFTED

New Delhi, Oct. 6.

"In

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An official souree said, todas that India has decided principle" to lift the ban Royal Netherlands Airlines. KLM-plánea.

The bar on Dutch flights i

The Hungarian Government India was imponed in August i

in a statement today, declared sympathy with the cause of the that in rejection by the United Intonesian Republle-Associat- Nations Security Council ofed Press.

Hungary's application for

membership of the United No- tions, certain membara had "deviated from thỏ UNO Char- ter." Tasa, the official Soviet

RADIO]

2BW Hong Kong, broadcasting, of

news agency, reported from a frequency of 845 kilocycles from Budapest.

12.30 to 2.00 pm, and 636 th 11.0 "The Hungarian Government, and also on 9.52 megacycles is regards an groundless and un- the 31 metre band from 12.30 to 1.15 warranted

7.10 to 8.30 and 935 to 11.00 p.m. tho accusations,... Jovelled against it that it can- 19.30 pm Dally frogramma Buntary. not full its obligations under 12.42 p.m.-Count Basie & His Orchestra the UNO Charter, and resolate 12.47 lg. Crosby (Vocal) wit ly denies this accusation,” the statement said, adding:

"The Hungarián Government declares, obec more that all civil and human freedoms are

Orchestra,

1.00 pm-Views, Weather Report, mer

Announcements..

1.10 prebenital Interlude. 1.10

2.00 Close Down,

and

4,20 p.m.--“Musle Time". 7.00 p.m.--Fairiels amaborough at th

Tell Mendeich Hawaian Berenaders. 1.30pmSelections from Operas playe respected in Hungarian public by Marek Weber ahd le Orcheste life." The Hungarian Govern- ment hoped that sober- con. siderations" would prevail and that the Security Council would soon again consider the ap-. plication, of Hungary and the 1. p.india Liks What I Lik four other states (Italy, Ru- mania, Bulgaria and Finland)

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--At 2.30, 5.20,

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SHOWING

Cathay

TO-DAY mature

7.30 & 9.30, P.M

EVERYBODY GOES ROMAN TIC IN THE ROCKIES!

Betty GRABLE • Jolin:: PAYNE * Harry JAMEŚ Carmen MIRANDA • Cendr ROMERO Sa "SPRING TIME in the ROCKIES“

TECHNICOLORBARA 20th Century-Fox Picture

NEXT CHANGE

Joel

Brian DONL

“VIRGINIAN"

128310 1847 TECHNICOLOR

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A CHINESE OPERA IN ENGLISH

THE UNFORTUNATE BEAUTY

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A Lady Takes a Chance

Beren Play by Robezi Andrej Original Story by Jo Bureling'

CHARLES WINNINGER

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