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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1949. ·

U.S. MISSION SPEEDING

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE UP CHINA EVACUATION

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"NEWCHWANG"

"YOCHOW"

"HUPER",

""TRINAN"

"FUKIEN"

"ELANYAN

SAILINGS TO ..Singapore.& Penang Swatow, Saigon

Bangkok

Shangled, Debnu &

Pusau Swatow

&

Yokohama, Nagoya &

Kobe

Swałow & Singpore

"HEINRICH JESSEN" Swalow Amoy &

"KWEIYANG"

"SHENGKINGTM

"TSINAN"

"EDOCHOW"

Foochow

Shangbal

Nwntow

pan, 5th Jani,

3 p.m. 5th Jan.

10 aan, 6th Jan.

3 p.m. 6th Jan,

4 p.m. th Jan.

10 am, 9th Jun.

Swałow & Amay

19th Jan. 101 Jan. 4 p.m. 11th Jan, 3 pm, 1th Jan,

Singapore,

Macassar. Sourabaya & Balarla

4 p.m. 13th Jan,

ARRIVALS FROM

**Balls from Custodian wurst

"FUKIEN"

Jaya, Singapore &

Bangkok

HEINRICH JESSEN'Shogapore

“SHENGKING'

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"FOOCHOW””.

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"SINKIANG

"FATSHAŃ"

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Singapore & Boilium Borneo Foociew &

Amoy

RIVER SERVICE

6th Jan

8th or 9th Jan, 9th Jan,

3 p.m. 11th Jan,

•

At or 10th Jan.

9th Jan

11th Jan.

am, Gth Jan,

Arrives from Canton 11.30

Nails for Canton 4 p.m. 8th Jan. Sails for Canton 10 p.m. 5th Jan.

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"CYCLOPS" "MEDON"

U.K. SERVICE

Arrivals from

I.K. via Straits

12th Jan.

"ANCHISES"

"TANTALUS"

21st Jan,

29th Jan.

UK, via Straits & Manila

4th Feb,

“AGAPENOR"

"AENEAS”

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し

Sallings to

Liverpool & Glasgow via Port Sald

Cenoa, Marseilles & Liverpool via Port Sail & Aden

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Arrivals from

ESA. Via Manila & Shanghai

US.A. via Maalla

9th Jan.

24th Jan.

6th Jun. 20th Jun.

Carriers option to procerd via oiner Poris to load & discharge

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"SHANSP"

"PRODUCE"

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Sallings to

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Brisbane

noon 6th Jan,

Sydney, Melbourne &

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Brisbane

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Siyney Brisbane & Manila

Australin

Australia

9th Ja end Jan.

1st week Feb.

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Threat By German Communists

Shanghai, January 4.

The United States Military Mission in China is

spoeding its evacuation from China.

It will send a flight of six Army transport planes to Japan tomorrow in the beginning of the final transfer of the Air Division from China.

Duesseldorf, January 4.

The Air Division of the Joint abosìrci the transport, `Bayfield, Ruhr Communists yesterday

¡ United States Military

for Ad- [rently possible emergency hoard Max Reimann,

WestVisory Group several werka ago pietection of Arnerlèan lives and was moved to Shanghat from essential property, the Navy has German Communist

party Nanking.

nixo Increased its administrativ chief, denunce the proponed Tomorrow's flight, with planes i staff headquarters in the Glen Ruhe 'authority and threaten landed with ale personnel. Line Bulting. reprisals against Germans who

The signals another ntep in decommissioning collaborate with the occupying | Kradual

American military advisers Some 19,000 Communists from President Chiang Kai-shek,

The barest skeleton organisa- thod. \......

nsit Kuc Hut eity

tion of the Army itself is still rounding wres Rathered in a

but all ramalaing in Nanking furtung planetarium to hear Hej-

activities und functions hive 2

powers.

331igadier Di

of

Britain's New Field Marshal

London, January 3. General Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff has been promoted to Field Marshal, it was official - ly announced tonight.

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He succeeded Field Mar. sha! Lord Montgomery Chief of Staff on the latter's appointment Tact your AZ Chairman of .the Western Union Chlafs of Staff Com- mittee.--Neuter,

Call For More Aid

To China

General Charles Thomas, commander of the Alr Division, la not making the Tokyo flight on the Brst trip. He

In Shanghal

Washington, January 4. will remain

unte

Representative Chester E. Among the last fights.

Major General David Barr, Merrow, New Hampshire Re- The rally was called to cele-censed in everything but fance Army Advisory Group chief, is publican. today introduced in

only.

still in Nanking.

the House of Representatives a the Communist Party's

Vice-Admiral Oscar It will not be long until I will

Badger, resolution calling for $1,000,- 50th anniversary in Germany,

the ranking U.S. ameer he strictly a U.S. Navy show, Remors callest for all occupas

In 400.000 in aid to China. So for the Navy has not slowed China.' Rear Admiral C. C

The Hon troops to leave the country.

resolution would Its operations in Tringtao while Crawford, in charge of -- re-emphasising

Jong-terin

thorise additional same time stepping up evacuation details headquarters, sous le that country,

inllitury mis- At the Communist demand. He declon

uctivities

in is aboard the Payneid. personnet erl: "is the Letiziam agreement,

Mennwhile the United States Shangbot. America hits praetivully annexed the Rub

He describird Germuns Who worked in en-operation with the occupying powers as "Quislings” Can sald grimly: "We will take eure of them afterwards."-- Asso- eluted Piros,

The evacuation of Americans As well as military personnel and their dependents has been entirely a Navy operation.

In

JU.S.

Marines Ready

addition to moving in 705 Marines who are kept

Production Starts At Klamono Oil Field

New York, January 4.

Standard Vacuum Oil Company announces that the Klamono oil field in New Guinea has been brought into production.

The first delivery of crude oli į Production is at the indial rate has been made at the Western of 4,000 barrels daily. New Golnes post of Sorong.

Commercial production was

I made pensible by completing a 30-mile pipeline" through dente jungle from wells at Klamono 9 a newly eonstructed Udewater terminal at Sorore.

Continued Tension Expected

Pittsburgh, January 4.

Standard

Vacuura said the event eulminates 12 yours Ecologica exploration and deve- lopment effort in one of the max! inacerssible und difficult areas ol men have yet encountered.

American. Dutch and British private capital Financed the en- terprise.

The first discovery well was drilled in 1930 but the war and difficulties of terrain prevented getting out all until now.

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the

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COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO,

OUTWARDS

2. "CANTON"

KA "CARTHAGE"

* "CORFU"

"CANTON"

A "CARTHAGE"

"CORFUM

PASSENGER BERVICE

LEAVES LONDON

safird

13th Janani?

Bed Pabermey

10th March

7th April

3rd May

DUE HONGKONG

17th January

14th February

8th March

I

11th April

9th May

5th June

Via Bouthampton. Fort Bald. Adan, Bombay, Colombo, Penang a

HOMEWARDS

Aingspore.

DUE LONDON

gjat February

21st March

LEAVES DONGKONG

2011-

"DILWARA”

7th January

10th Feb, (9'tom)

"CANTON"

21st JanuaEY

aa "CARTHAGE"

18th FebruTY

14th March

16th April

15th April

14th Mar

Vih June

The AAG speeded its moving | today boosted Américan ald to regardless of the prospects for China by $10,480,000 to provide pence raised by the General-emergency

food! Buppiles of insimo's New Year mesange.- wheat and rice to seven large United Press.

population centres in that coun- try.

GERMAN POW'S "DISAPPEAR”

The action by the Ecmumiy Co-operation Administration was in line with the polley of muin- taining a rationing programme for emergenev food supplies le Pelping. Tientsin, Tsingtoo Shanghai, Nanking, Carton sel Swatow,

AL the same time ECA an

Frankfurt, Jurary 14. Dr. George Zinn, Minister of Justice of Greater Hesse, suid to- day that 1,100,000 German pel- nounced it had cut $3,936,000 Honers-of-war have disappeared from previously authorlasd In the Soviet Union.

China aid to buy fertliisor. Skilled workers amongst them The new supplies of had been turned into civilinn in-will come from the U.S. ternees, he said in a ručilo speech. the rice will came from Opieniuil --Reuter.

sources. Asstreiated Press.

. "CORPU**

AL "CANTON"

* "CARTHAGE"

"COMPL”

18th May

13th June

11th July

Via Singapore, Padang, Colombo, Bomber, Aden & Port Bald.

FREIGHT SERVICE

.. "THEVEAN"

"TREVANION"

"MINAT"

m..REVEAN"

... "TRAVELTAN"

wheat while

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Dr. Evatt On The Commonwealth

Dr.

is

to

Capetown, January 4,

Herbert Evatt, Australian Deputy Premier and Minister for External Affairs, strongly favours the strengthening of co-operation in Com- monwealth relations.

The field is owned by Neder-

Dr. Evalt is on his way back' (The officlal communique of landsche Nieuw Guinee Petroleum Maatschappij. The company

Australia after presiding the Conference Just October sabi owned 40 per cent by Standard over the Paris United Nations "The recommendations for im- Vacuum, 40 by Shell interests and General Assembly.

proving Commonwealth consulta- tion on foreign affairs, economic 20 by Far Pacific Investments

"I hope that what was agreed altairs, and defence are being Lieut.-General Walter Bedell | Incorporatet, representing Stan-upon at the Commonwealth Smith, U.S. Ambassador to

of California and Texas Prime Ministers' Conference dard Russia expects Soviet-Ameri-Company.

London and referred by the re- dan relations to "remain in a All exploration and develop-| presentatives to their respective ment is by Batanische Petroleum Governments will come back as state of tension for some

Maatschappij. Shell aliate. formal announcement by these Associated Press.

Governments," he said,

time."

Asked whether

ls- hr w:ts segraged over the failure to per- starle Russle to lift the Berlin blockade, he replied:

"Aryone who gets discouraged bad better quit being a diplomat. I am bether optimistic nor pessi- mistic. We are very wrong to take the view that the present tense situation automatically will ex- ploce into war tomorrow or the next day"

German Lethargy

To Politics

Passau, January 4.

General Smith mate known his view at a Press conference last "The people are not interested in politics."

rei,

in

the submitted to

Governments

for consideration and decision.") Dr. Evatt believes it should settle always be possible to

be. disputes and differences tween members of the British Commonwealth by methods of conciliation and goodwill.

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earnestly hope to see in Australia shortly a direc!

presentative

re-

of South Africa." Dr. Evait added.

Dr. Evatt niet Dr. Daniel Malan, the South African Prime Minister, before resuming voyage.Reuter.

PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED

proceedings

Commital

his

wore

concluded before Mr. Hin-shing Lo at Central yesterday in the case of two men charged with possession of a loaded revolver and a dagger.

AROFF

+1

$1

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Yuko

TIN Jan. To Rum, Kobe &

hata. de 11 dan. from Japan. aalla 12th Jan, for Bingapore,

Colomba, tomber, London & Continent

Peranr.

dor Ith Inn, from Japan. anila 20th Jan. for Loudon & Continent

via Btralia & Colombo,

dun

int Pel from Japan & Shanghai, Jed Feb. fur Giralte, lumbay, Kara- shi, binilum & Coptinent,

due rarty Fab. Iram London Continent vla Straits. due mid Feb. from London à Continent

via Birail.

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BRITISH INDIA S.Ñ. CO., LTD.

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. "BANGOLA" (Apear Line)

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alla fith Jan, for Amoy & Japan. dus 17th Jun, from Calcutta via Bangvon & Siral,

valle 20th Jan, the Xmoy a Japan. dhe 23rd Jun, from Japan & Amor,

sala 29th Jan, for Straita, Kangoon •

Calcutta.

dun

9th Feb, from Japan à Amor. sal 18th Feb. for Birt Rangoon

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January ♣ February for Hong Kong.

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THE WORLD

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night shortly before he sold in a speech that he believes it is in- This sentence appears repeated. The Military Government has encovable that the U.S. willly in reports to the Military Gov- hammered at this theme constant

the war ended. obantion the princes of freedom einment from towns and villages ¡y ever since on which its Democracy is found- | throughout Germany,

Many methods have been tried. It shows the problem the West-The latest is a series of "demo- The diplomat laiked at Dus-ern Military Governments face in cratisation meetings" reaching

They were committed to stand; marne University where he was trying to spread

Democracy even into the smallest of villages, trial at the next criminal session. awarded on Honorary Degree of among people who have never

The villagers meet to talk over Accused are Mak Pui, aged 42,

ARRIVALS FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST leurned that they have a person- lows degree.

At us news confereasce, heal interest in their country' their problems-local, state, nn- who faced two charges of pos- S.S. "STEEL MAKER"

Discharging 9th Jan. we cannot allow politics.

tional or even personal. They session of a loaded revolver at S.S. "STEEL ADMIRAL" warned that

Mid Feb. inselves to be lulled into a false

A Military Government officer discuss how they or their Gov-Wing Fung Street on November

SAILINGS TO U.S.A, via PANAMA sense of security. Mother can we pointed to a report from Zulz-rnment should handle these 20 and alleged to have partleipni afford to become hysterical."

bach, a smali

ed in an alleged armed robbery 5.5, “STEEL FLYER" Bavarian town problems.

....... Loading 22nd Jan, The three years of constant of 439 Hennessy Itond oti near here.

Mak Chiuen, usual line. effort may be producing some February 3, und It contained the

for Some Military Govern- aged 21, was charged with pors "The people are not interested results. in politics." Then it added: ment officials say that now peo- session of a dogger and a breach he believed there are Ruaalan "They

ple do not have to worry quite so of expulsion order. however, lenders who would like to he about Germany's future."

much about food and lient, they

Inspector G. E. more co-operative' with the "There's our real problem," said begin to think a little about poll- Willerton prosecuted and de-

the Military Government officer. tics-Associated Press.

fendants were not represented.

ten'fier yesterday in Westsing- Ion, Ambassador Smith who la Just back from Muszew,

Auld

Western Powers.

worried, are

Thus was in line with Prest-

"They're not interested in dent Truman's statement last

but they are polities

worried week that there are Set leaders about their country's future," he vhu are exceedingly anxious reach an understanding with the repeated. "What we must do is United States.

them realise make

that their depends upon General Smith, meeting recountry's future porlers after leaving the Pre- their Interest in politics. aldent, was asked whether he could identify the leaders to whom the President referrel. He Heplied he could not.

The diplomai asked Mr. Trumon agal to relieve him of his post-in Moscow, which he has held three years. He said the President bas not ected and had naked him lo comic' lu and talle about It latne.--* Associated Press.

"We must convince them thai by taking an inteligent part In politics, by choosing their offl cials wisely they can shape their country's future."

NOVEMBER IMPORTS

of

Imports of merchandise into of Hong Kong during of Novem- DRIVES WITHOUT

ber, amounted to a declared value of $103,752.127 as compared with DUE CARE

$167,850,276 in the month November, 1947. "The figures in- Summoned before Mesars. Po- clude Government sponsored ear- ter H. Sin. and J.H, Seth at the goes. JP Court at Central yesterday

for driving his lorry without due Exports of merchandise totalled care and attention, Young Kal-a declared value of $141,820,DIO cheng was fined $40 and had his as compared with $123,030,561.

leonce entorsed,

According to the prosecution,

Import during the first 11

on November 8 last year, defen- months of dant's lorry, while reversing from declared

Sirect Davies

into Cutchick as compar Street ran into Tram 02 which in the firs was going along Catchick Street,

There was no personal injury, but the tram sustained some dam-

1047.

Exports

as compare

1040 amounted to

ue of $1,810,280,80p

with $1,372,990,942- leven months t

$1,300,020,507 £281.001754,040.

Detective

Peninsular

& Oriental

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