1950-10-21 — Page 11

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1959.

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PAYING FOR VICTORY BONDS IN SHANGHAI

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in as follows:

UN commitee

Loko Success, October 19. The United Nations General Assembly's Political Committee today overwhelmingly adopted, the whole "Acheson Plan" for giving the Assembly power to deal with aggrossion.

The vote on the seven-power plan for "united action for peace" was 50 for and five against, with three abstentions.

Russia back.

in the FEC

After several conferences at- tended by Cily officials and leading businessmen, a final Mr. Kenneth Younger (Bri- agreement on the method of tain), on behalf of the spon- settling Shanghai's outstanding sors of the original plan, ap- Victory Bond subscriptions has proved yesterday by the As- been reached, according to ar-sembly's Political Committee, suggested the following 14 nu- rivals from the North.

Washington, October 19. The Informants told Reuter tions for membership:

Russia today ended its that probably 90 per cent of the China, Colombla, Czechos

nine-month boyenti of the 13- Shanghai bond defaulters aretovalin, France, India. Iruq,

nation Far Eastern Commis- business

firma which had hitherto israel, New Zealand, Sweden,

slon established to get OC- found it impossible to meet the Pakistan, the Soviet Union, Bri-

'cupation policy for Japan. commitments they undertook.

lain,

and the United States,

The The total outstanding is

be-Uruguay.

United Press learned lieved

be equivalent 10

whose 1st

In- Younger,

from

Courch highly placed US$

cluded the Big Five

that the Soviet representative nations, The

method of

returned on the mentioned only "China" without

same pla clearing!

cardant nole which had pre- specifying "Communkai" or "Na- 1. Businesses which had TC- J.

tionalist."

ceded his walk-out on Janu- covered subleiently to cover ex-

Mr. John Foster Dulles (Unit- ary 19, Dimir Bazykin, alter- their penses should cetile

out- led

nate for the Soviet States) sald that his Govern-

Am- standing subscriptions, in a lumpment had originally desired

bassador, Mr. Alexandlor Panyushkin better ensure the impartiality of

de- renewad the

by

mands for the expulsion of proposed Commission

Nationalist Cola from · the leaving the Big Five nations out,

However, he had accepted the list Commitaion. He was quick- mul forward by Mr. Younger.

ly over ruled by the chair Mr. Jacob Mall (Russin) im- man, Mr. Maxwel) Hamiton,

proposed formal the U.G. delo:fato, medintely amendment to the British list of 14 nations. He asked that Chino

named as

as the "People's Re public of China." Mr. Younger,

Press, commenting on the Soviet suggestion, said it was that there was a Well-known disagreement in the United Na tions as to the representation of

tum.

2. Concerns which are still con- fronted with dißculties should settle the arrears in several in stalments within the designated period.

3. Businesses still badly in the fed inay be exempted from the payment of part of the whole of the the outstanding amount of production of u eerlineate from ibeir respective gudds., told The Informants

Reuter

be

that Shanghai was allocated it quota of 30 million units of the Victory Bands and on paper it is fully subseribed, but more than 20 per cent of the City's China, allotment remains unpaid- Reuter.

Britain checks on aliens

London, October 20. As a security measure British immigration officers are to seek more information about aliens who came to Britain during and since the war.

'Tie Horne Secretary, Mr. James Chuter Ede, disclosed this In Parliament today, He sala that some of them who came in large groups were not given persuunt examination at the ports of landing.

Each

а

individual would receive

a notice telling where the inter-

view would take place.

British appeal

It was

ta

Ausola accepted the chair. man's ruling without demand- ing a volo by members of the Commission. United

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"All of us hope that the dis- agreement about China may be 112 - Denn jcolved

in the not too distant future," he added.

The Political Committer also

wall-known Sovlet delegate as to others that ship for the "Collective Measures In the particular dispute about Committee," designed to study Calucae representation the Bel-methods of setting up collective tish Government has been tak-security throughout the world: ing the same viaw as the Sa. Australia, Belgium, Brazil,

to the approved the following member- Rediffusion i

viet, Mr. Younger said. He appealed to Mr. Malk not introduce that particular issue nt this stage.

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Burma, Canada, Egypt, France, Mexico, the Philippines, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, Venezuela and Yugoslavia

The vote on this issue was 50 a matter of procedure it would be wrong to specify at the in favour, none against and five present time anything but the abstention. The Soviet Group country to be represented, Mr.Jdid not participate in this volc,- Younger said.

Reuter.

U.S. bans Falangists

Washington, October 18.

Ca August-1,-the United States The Department of Justice Senate approved a foreign aid incosure which incorporated on Mr. Chuter Ede was replying today banned Spanish Falan-amendment providing for up to to.a question by a Labour Mem-gists-members of General $100,000,000 in economie al to ber, Mr. William Practor,

who Franco's Government Party- said that many aliens, particular-

ly from Eastern Europe, arrived from entering the United in parties and were not inter-States.

viewed individually at the port The Department ruled them otit of arrival.

He asked what was being done in the interests of security Reuter.

DERAILMENT IN NEW YORK CITY.

junder the new Internal Security Act as members of a "Lotali- tarlan" group. The Act bars alien Communists and other totalita- rlans" from the United States.

The Falange is Spain's only legal party, General Franco, the Chief of State, is its head, and the Spanish Minister of

of Justice, Senor Raimundo Fernandes Cue is its General-Secretary.

Spain in the form of loans.

Mr. Michael McDermott, the State Department spokesman,

cald today, however, that the

entire subject of admission of Falangists to the United States was still under study,

The State Department, he said, had sent instructions to consular ofces in Spain to suspend deci- sions

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on granting or refusing visas to Falungist members pend-

further instructions.

McDermott said that the 100-.8.G. Newt Department had been informed 1010-Home News from Britain,

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sta The New York Central Rail. On December 13, 1840, the had Instructed immigration 11.00-Music of Manhattan, roads' passenger express, "North United Nations General Assembly oficials at United States ports of Star," hurtled off the rails in the approved resolution asking for heart of this celty early today, the immediate recall of Ambas-the new Internal security Act to entry to apply the provisions of killing. its driver and firemdn.

sadors and Ministers from Spain, members of the Falange. At least 18 were injured. The Voting was 34 for and six steam locomotive and all 11 cars against, with 13 abstentions, those Lore up 500 yards, of the four-voting against being mainly the track main line. Reuter.,

Latin-American Republics.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

CONSIGNEES PER

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LINE

Mr. McDermott said that the

PRINCE Rainier IN ROME

Rome, October 19.

new instructions meant that if a visa had been granted to a mem ber of the Falange before Octo- ber 17, and the inember was BI- Rainier II, raling Prince of ready on his way to the United Monaco, here on an official visit. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES States, he would be held up at the was ceremoniously received at the

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the Company's surveyors. All broken, chafed and dam- Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke at 10 a.m. on October 24, 1950. aged goods

are to be left in the godown where they will be

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To comply, with the General No claims will be admitted Bonded Warehouse, Regula after the goods have left the tions, consignees must have a steamer's godown, and all Revenue Officer, in attendance goods remaining undelivered when examining damaged duti after October 26, 1950 will able goods. All claims against the vessel must be presented be subject to renti

to the Undersigned within fourteen days of the ship's arrival, or they will not be recognized. “

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Hong Kong, October 18, 1950. Hong Kong," October

port of entry for

the Immigration using by Quirinal Palace today by President

Luigi Einaudi of Italy.

Mr. McDermott explained at a Following the visit, the Prince Press conference that he could was guest of honour at a Pre- not say whether the Falungist (sidential luncheon attended by the member would be returned to Premier. Alelde de Gasperi, Spain, pointing out that the whole Foreign Minister, Carlo

Sforza, matter was still under considera- and other Government leaders.

tion.-Reuter.

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on

SUNDAY the 22nd OCTOBER at 3 P.M.,

Passengers are requested to board the vessel with their Cabin luggage on the 22nd October between 10 am., and Noon.:

Baggage Room and Hold Baggage will be registered at Kowloon Godown No 50 (No 2 gate, Canton Road Entrance) on the 20th October between 9 a.m. and Noon and 2 p.m. on the 28th August between 9 a.m. and Noon. and 5 p.m.

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