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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE la bereby given that that the thirty-ninth Ordinary PUBLIC AUCTION
the Forty-sixth Ordinary Yearly General Meeting of the Com- BY ORDER OF THE DIREC- Meeting of the Members of this pany will held at the Offices of RUGS CO., KAYAMALLY TOR OF DISPOSALS FAR Company will be held at the Messrs. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.. BUILDING, 4th Floor.
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NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 5th March, 1948 to the 19th the 4th March, 1948 both days inclu-
Notice la also given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from March, 1948, to the 17th March,sive. 1948, both days inclusive,
By Order of the
Board of Directors, Kong, 20th Feb., 1948.
C. E. TERRY, Manager & Secretary.
Hong
NOTICE
PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A
SHIP'S NAME
DODWELL & CO., LTD.,
Wedemeyer Insists Economic Aid Is Not Enough To
Protect American Interests
Uproar In French Assembly
Faria, Mar. 4.
参
Washington, Mar. 4.
Economic ald would not be enough to protect American interests in China, Lieutenant Gen- eral Albert C. Wedemeyer'sald today,
Giving evidence on the proposed assistance
Foreign Affairs Committee, General Wede-
Yugoslav
China before the House of Representatives Protest meyer strongly recommended military help to TOU.S.A.
the Nanking Government and said:
have been
"Wo should not After Communist and non-economie strength which is not to all countries and people creats on ! ww. should alve military ald
Washington, Mar. 42 Communist deputies had tried protected by our
Yugoslavia made a fórmal armed forces whose political and economie protest to the U.S. State De- to shout each other down for nul u United Nations force is structures are compatible with Ave minutes, today's session of prepared to ensure the pence of our own or who are striving in
partment today against- the the French National Assembly the world."
that direction
presence of the former Regent General Wedemeyer, who h was suspended by Mr Andre le
Competent Officers of Hungary, Admiral Nicolas and Director of Army Plana
Horthy, at, the wedding of a General Wedemeyer made it Troguer, the Deputy Speaker.
Operations, continued: "The The uproar began when M. forces opposing the Chinese Gov-plain that he was talking about United States official at Munich, Pierre Falet, a Communist deernment
military_ald "and"
not milliary growing participation In China's warfare.
The protest, which states puty from Algeria, refused to and economic ald In not How He said military ald
Admiral means that
Horthy was leave the rostrum after being enough,
sending competencers to ad wanted by Yugoslavia as a war ordered to do so by a
"Two years ago, economie ald vite in the use of weap:ns where criminal, recalled that Yugo- vote of the Chamber.
would have been enough.
but a country has been given econo glavia had applied for his ex- Earlier, M. Georges Bidault, now it is too late. $200.000.000 mic ald,
Chino would have helped
Im- 7. do the Foreign Minister. had
not bollave military tradition from Germany, and measurably 11 walked out in protest against then. Now I would not recom-time," he declared..
applied wisely participation is necessary at this added: "The Yugoslavia, Am- bassador begs the Secretary of an attack on French Algerian mend $500,000,000 for economic General Wedemeyer said that State to be informed what stepa policy by another Communist ald which would not be properly the Chinese Clovernment, unaided. will be taken to punish thoso
could not succeed agninst the "If we intend to put an end to Communists. the advance which has been
"The situation has deteriorated sweeping over Czechoslovakia a lot since 1 left there Jast
from Algeria, Mme. Alice pr:lected. Sportisse.
After a short interval, dur- ing which M. Fatet was per- suaded to leave the rostrum, the debate was resumed.
M. Bidault had taken his sent again on the Government benches,
The debate' was suspended at 6.30 pm GMT until tomorrow.
Router.
Soviet
American officials."
The wedding was that of the
Woods, in February-Reater.
and China, we must do more August. What it would require United States Consul, Mr. Sam than ald economically."
militarily can new cnly be de He said the war had creat-termined by a new survey of the ed dangerous power vacuums | situation."
throughout the world and added: "The experience of history is that we must pro- tect the areas of our national Intereat where power vacuums exist
Member Was Out Of Order
Tokyo, Mar. 3,
Praises Chiang
The general, who directed the Chinext arm'es in the. war with Japon, voiced his confidence in Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, Paying: "I went to China pre pared not to trust him. But I left admiring him.
"He has the common people at hear. He do s not strut. He is not unwilling to make personal sacrifice."
Warning
To British Companies
Geno: Wedemeyer made
Peiping, Mar, 5. [extant" è survey in Chia tosí A circular addressed to Bri- stanmer for President Truman.]tish concerns hero today,by the Hi Andings have nover been Consulate General advises them that, in view of deteriorating
The Allled Council for Japan, at its fortnightly made public,
meeting today, refused to hear the Soviet ac-Truman had given him
The general said that President altuation, their Home principale
orders
cusation of ultranationalism and pro-militar- not discuss that report. Free warned against sending ism against Prime Minister-designate Hitoshi quently he asked to be excused women and children to the Ashida and four other members of the pre-from answering specific questions North China areas until fur- vious Katayama Cabinet who are likely to for fear of disclosing secret in ther notice. participate in Ashida's Cabinet now being formed.
General Managers. P.I.Veto On
25th February, 1948.
HONG KONG TRAMWAYS
LIMITED
Land Sales To Aliens
fonpation.
The Committee then voled t hold a private salon, excluding In the bitterest Soviet-Ameri.newspapermen and the public.
which General Wedemeyer could clash in many months. speak more freely-Reuter, Major-General A.P. Kislenka
сал
the Soviet member, declared U.S. Navy that the rights of council mem
bera was being violated and
The circular, also adds that It would be wise to send. away from Peiping non-essential per- sonnel, women and children in order to avoid congestion should evneration become necessary in the future.
+
Actually, the circular is mere, ly routine and does not indicate any immediate worsening of the situation. From Ove Own. Corresponedent.
Tha
ASHES OF GANDHI
Rangoon, Mar. 4 ashes." Sof "Mahatma
Gandhi will be brought to Ran-
that he could only interpret the Ships To Be remarks of the American chair Scuttled man Sebald as forbidding him
Washington, Mar. 4. to express his views.
The 83,000-ton United States Manila, Mar. 5.
That is the action. Soviet battleship Pennsylvania, still The Solicitor General's office member's privilege," Sebald highly radioactive; 20 months today is starting implementa enid.
after it was used as a "guinea NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tion of the Supreme Court rul-
Kistenko, who began the dis-pig" in the atom bomb test in that the Ordinary Yearly Gen-fag invalidating alien owner-
the Pacific, was scuttled near eral Meeting of the Company ship of land purchased since cussion, said Ashida for seven Kwajelein, Island on February We, China Hellenic Lines will be held at the Offices of the Philippine Constitution years before 1940 was president -19, the -Navy-Department-an-
of the Japan Times, which was nounced today. Ltd., c/o Brutton & Co., Solici- Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and took effect.
"one of the most Company, Limited, Hongkong
notorious tore, Windsor House, 1st Floor,
Two other warships, also hereby give notice that in con- on Wednesday, 24th day of interpreting the Constitutional propia for spreading Japanese to be suffering from "progresentative formation with owners nomen March, 1948, at 12 o'clock Noon, provisions regarding invalidity propaganda."
sive deterioration," the destroy- clature, we have applied to the to transact the ordinary busi- of arch ownership was pro- I should like to interrupt," er Trippe and the attack trane Delhi. Ministry of Transport, under ness of the Company.
mulgated several months ago Sebald said. "I think the acting port Banner, were also sunl. Section 47 of the Merchant
of Alexander Soviet member is entirely out last month. And, NOTICE IS HEREBY in the case Shipping Act. 1894, in respect ALSO GIVEN that the Regie- The Solicitor General, Manuel up to investigage such charges. Active that the cost of "decon of the steamship "HELLENIC ter BULBUL" of Hongkong Regla-pany will be closed
of Members of the Come Lim, is Alling, cachent proceed- If the acting Soviet member tamination would have been
Krivenka ruling applies. from the ings in CASOB where
the has any information to give he more than the ships worr
may give it there. The Council worth.--Reuter. Lim said the Government is not the proper place." would intervene in two caser for the recovery of two parcels
try Official Number 147,002, 10th to the 24th day of March. Gross Tonnage 576 tons, Re-1948, both days inclusive,
by China
By Order of the, Board,
.
gister Tonnago 278 tona, heretofore owned Hellenic Lines Ltd, for permis...
sion to change her name to "HELLENIC BEE" and to
W. H. PATERSON,
Secretary
have her registered in the new Hongkong, 2nd March, 1948.
name at the Port of Hongkong
as owned by China Hellenic Lines Ltd.,
Any objection to the proposed change of name must be sent to the registrar of Shipping at Hongkong within SEVEN days from the appearance from this advertisement.
Dated at Hongkong the 4th day of March, 1948.
CHINA HELLENIC LINES LIMITED,
G. M. STAMATELATOS, Director.
HONG KONG VOLUNTEER · ASSOCIATION
ing, Concert announced for Fri The Annual Meeting & Smok- day, 12th March, has been postponed until such time as the H.K.V.D.C. Drill Hall can be made available. Announce-
lator, 2
at Chink Mall", office, PEIPING & TIENTSIN ment of date will be made
Windsor House, Tel:(32812
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VC. LABRUM
NOTICE
THE HONGKONG ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION.
'ANNUAL GENERAL.
The Supreme Court decision
Monday by a repre- of the Indian-En- any, who is now in New
The ashes will be immersed in the Irrawady River on
March 21-Reuter- Krivenko, a stateless Russian.] of order. There is a board set All were so extremely radio.
by.
а
Kisienko said he did not in-Britain To of land sold to Chinese citizens tend to deal with any board but
the Allied Council. Apply For prominent Manila only
He said the Gov- Sebald's remark he saw an at An Advance secks ownership of, tempt to grosaly violate the those properties.-United Press. rights of members of the Coun.
cll-Reuter.
physician. ernment
CHEUNG CHAU
FERRY SERVICEPI Trade
Leaving Hongkong: 7.15 a.m.
9.80.." 10.80".
1:00 p.m. 4.00-1900
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1.00 p.m. 4.00 ab/5.00%"
MEETING.. Owing to unforeseen eircum Leaving Cheung Chau: 6.80 a.m. stances the meeting is postponed
b 9.45 to Tuesday, 9th March 1948 at 5.80 pm, at the Xs W, G. A. Button Building, Duddell Street. Agenda: - To receive reports. and sccounts for in the past year.
Sreylaw and, if thought fit," "re" vise the constitu tion and policy of the Associa tion:
On Sundays"; & Public Holidays only.
Direct Service.
THE HONGKONG & YAUMATI FERRY CO., LTDRY
CHINESE ART
GALLERY
Figures
Washington, Mar. 4.. Government officials said they expect. Britain, to apply soon for an US$85,000,000 advanės from the International "Mona · tary Fond.
"
That is all Britain would) bj permitted to borrow' until Sep- tember because she previoùnts ! 'withdrew - US$240,000,000. In
three instalments.
Manila, Mar. 4, The Chinese Chamber of
American officials Brid Commerce, whose members US$85,000,000 probably would handle the majority of Phillplast Britain until around April pine, business, reported that
their trade even in the worst when Marshall plan money. months of 1047 was far better might be available Associated than prowaf, da ta de
Press,
Textile volume was atx. to seven times any prewar year. Groceries were being consumed. at a rate of three times prewar. Sales of imported cigaretten were up 20 times; glassware was up to five times.
IRAQ CABINET RESHUFFLE
Baghdad, Mr.A4, The Iraqi Cabinet reshuffie Almost all imported comy the Premier Byid Moham |med Alasaðr, was confirmed to modities came from the United
States with China and Hong day by Royal decree Kong furnishing the small re The new appointments are: mainden jeg
Minister of the Interior Naarat
On Idarker side, lumber Ministe
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