CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
20 Words $2 for 1 insertion $1 pravery additional Insertion 10 contsovory additional word per insertion
**(Alternate Insertiona 10% Extra} -
DIRTHS, DEATHB, MARRIAGES, PERSONAL $5 per Insertion of 25 words, 25 ́blátiť ́avery additional word per Insertion.
Classified Advertisements, accepted up to 5 p.m. for pubiloation In the following day's paper.
Replies for the Following Box Nos. are awaiting collection..
Replies will be forwarded to the Advertiser if requested on the original form which should boar their names and addresses. A suitable announcement will be Inverted Free of Charge if Advertisers' requirements, are satisfactorily answered.
PERSONAL
FOR SALE
AUTHORS are invited to submit DRESSES: Latest variety of ready MBS of all types for book pública-Made Summer Dresses from $20.00 tion, especially poems, Stockwell up. Just arrived, Raw Silk, Linen, Ltd., Book Publishers, Elma Court, Seersucker. Inspection welcomed, Ilfracombe, England,. (Ezid, 50 orders taken. Kee Zang Co., 32
Nathan Road, Tel. 60690. years).
from
POSITIONS WANTED
YOUNG Day, 10. Chinese Shanghai, socks any kind of job. Speaks, reads, writes English and Chinese. Well recommended. Heady to start any time. Write to Dox 572 "China Mall."
WANTED KNOWN
NOTICE
IN THE SUPREME
COURT OF HONG KONG
PROBATE JURISDICTION
of
IN THE GOODS JOHN WORTHINGTON PEARSON late of 1, Felix Villas, Pókfulam, Victoria in the Colohy of Hong Kong, Clerk, deceased.
THE CHINA" MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1950.
Week-end lawn bowls teams
The following are teams for Lawn Bowls League matches over the week-end:
PRC :
Police Recreation Club v KBGC (1st Division) at PRC tomorrow
nt 3.30 p.m.
Lawn bowls result
Kowloon Bowling Green Club's Second Division Lawn Bowls tenn took all points in their maich' within
Noish, F. Gemmell, J. Moslem, the Hong Kong Cricket Club at
W. C.. Higgs (Ekip).
Reserve; G. Johnson.
FC
Dock
Filipino Club v Taikoo (2nd Division at King's Park on Sunday, May 28, at 3.30 pm,
T.P. Ross, C. Pile F. Channing, w. MacHardy (Skip); S.: Mor-
L. J. Castilho, T. K. Lim, J. vin. F.W. Hallands, C. Dowman,
W. Lee, R. Baso (Skip); Mr. W.J.D. Comerson (Skip): T. Kn-Johnston, Dr. V. N. Allenza, F. vanagh, H.B. Dewar, H. Brown. J. Delgado, M. T. Nunes, J. T. J. Rodrigues, W. Howard (Skip); W.R, Hillyer (Skip).
Cotton, H. Y. Hau (Skip).
Reserves: V. Riberio, J. Hunt and A. Y. Leo.
3
PRC v Kowloon Dock Recrea- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has by virtuetion Club (2nd Division) at Kow.
loon Dock tomorrow. at 3.30 p.m. | of Section 58 of the Probates
T. Pilkington, N. Senior Ordinance, 1887 made an Or- Soutar, T.3. Hemsley (Skip); H der limiting the time for credi- Wilson CJ. Aakew, H.E. Jones, tors and others to send in their T.H, Goodman (Skip); J. Russell. elaims against the above Estate J.H. Evans, C. Pope, G.E Willer. to the 21st day of June 1950. ton (Skip).
All creditors and others are,)
hereby required accordingly
to send in their claims to the undersigned on or before that date.
Dated the 20th day of May.
YONG KONG FILM AND THEATRE NEWS at $1.00 per 1950.
Obtainable at Leading copy: Dock Stores, Newspaper Sallers, Cinemat-and "China Mall" Office
CHINA MAIL PICTORIAL (ADC) vised edition) at $3.00 per copy.j Obtainable at all Leeding Book) Btores and "China Mall” ÒMoe.
RENOMMEE DRESSES received SCRIBBLING new Pierre du Bole Sun Sukte & Evening Gowns. All
PAD8-100 pages
at 50 cente each. On sale at
Mai"* Washable.) "China
Office, Windsor Moderately Priced. 604 Victory House, Tel. 92312. House, Wyndham Street (50 yards) past Morning Post Bldg) Tel. J8643.
NOTICE
LADIES & children's Dreas mak- ing by expert Shanghal Tailors. Embroidery, Bmocking, stitching: and all kinds of needleworke undertaken, Standard workman.
It is hereby notified that ship. Satisfaction guaranteed. The Eastern Embroidery Company, 45, HENRY SHIH of 16-C, Glou- Chungking Arcade, Kowloon. cester Building, Hong Kong. RADIO REPAIRS performed by as this day been appointed trained technicians under foreign the Sule Agent in China, Ma- Modern, accurate cuo Hongkong and Singapore methods, no guesswork. Repairs for include cleaning
supervision,
Messrs
ROBINSON & and checking GOLLUBER, INC. of 389 Fifth
BRUTTON & CO. Solicitors for the Administrators, Windsor House, Hong Kong
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY NOTICE
will be
This Department closed on Monday, the 29th, of May, 1950, for all purpose: except for entry and clearance of ships' manifests 'between 9 a.m, and 10 am
A. G. CLARKE, Director, Commerce & Industry.
chassis. Moderate rates, reliable Avenue, New York 18, NY Hong Kong, May 23, 1050. work. Our reputation is your in respect of Cotton and guarantee.
Phone 26310, and Rayon textiles, Cotton Printed we'll do
rest. Colonial and Woven Handkerchiefs and Agencies, Brehol Buliding, 14 Ladies Scarfs, All enquiries Queen's Road,
should be directed in the said
the
EXPERT Piano Tunce Mr. M. Henry Shih..
Ball (over 30 years experience) is now with the King's Music Co.,
5. Chiu Lung Street. Tel. 30438.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MAY, BE BOOKED AT THE -SWINDON BOOK STORE, 25
NATHAN ROAD, TEL. 69327,
DRESSES and Blouses (all kinds of materiale) at competitive prices -from HK$20.00 up. Satisfaction guaranteed, Inspection cordially Invited at Long Kee Ladles Tallor 810 Nathan Road Kowloon. LADIES, we have at your service specializad operationa for Halona Curtiss cool WRYDS machineloss all parms, hairdyes 'à manicure-ROSE MARIE Bonuty Parlour-Phone 60394–48. Han kow Rd., Kowloon,
PEKING ART RUG CO., 221A Nathan Rd., Kowloon, sell sk. slusively carysis and rugs. Please drop in and have a look.
WHY LIMP about with a painful porn or Ingrowing tobnall when a visit to Boten'e expert chiropodist can put you right! Consult Bater' Beauty Salon, 1st Fince, Exchange Buliding.
CARPETS,
Rura Upholstery cleaned in your own home by modern, convenient DURACLEAN SERVICE DURACLEAN COM:
PANY, DEERFIELD, ILL. U.S.A. Agent: George Lin & Co, 202 Bank of East Aula Buliding, Tel 24408.
CARPETS
RUGG-Genuine Poxing and Tertain, lovely ́dd- signs and colourings, various alzza come and insphot at The Chine Rug Co., Kayamally Bulfding, 415 Floor (Opposite. Hong Kon Hotel) Queen's Road, Central,
DANCING · LESSONS
BALLROOM DANCING-- "Mado Beay" Advanced Variations taught.|| "Specialities Rumba, Bamba, Tango, Jitterbug (Jive), Enquiries (1) P.M.):-- Tony, Hudson, 512 China Buldingzár „L
* FOR SALE
TAMARA MAY: 503 · Peninsula
·Hotel always hẩn cin-stock : larga) soldstien American: Waeliable' and Cocktail Drevenák, Blousek, ..., Skirts; Simoka, Pidät —Pústiare,” Shorts, Summer Wedas Hest Shore,, Kfo. Open till 6) pim: 91
CONVENIENT BABY Way to own
• New Pilot Pladio-
Mendia budaldalmidest,
model, or, lükkay
Dated the 10th. day of May, 1950.
NATURALISATION NOTICE
SHAMRILOFF
POLICE NOTICE
On Wednesday, 10th May, 1950 at 3.00 p.m. at Sheung Shui Main Road near Sheung Shul Railway Station, a 'Chi- nese boy was knocked down by private car No. KH108, and received Fatal injuries,
KBGC Kowloon Bowling Green Club
Club (14 Police Recreation Division) at PRC; tomorrow 3.30 p.m.
at
G.C. Norman, L. Gaddl, A.L.G. Eastman, W.C. Simpson (Skip); J. Tindall, J. Meyer, E. Green wood, L. Sykes (Skip); P. Hughes, D. Trail L. Guy,, PE, Skinner (Skip).
KBGC y Prison Officers Club (2nd Division) at POC tomorrow at 3.30 p.m.
D.S. Oliver, G.E, Castella, N.P. Smith, J. Crighton (Skip); A. Hutton, B.G. Browne, W. Conway. V. Chittenden (Skip); T. Wren. W. Russell, A. Bailey, R.G. Wig- ginton (Skip).
KCC
Kowloon Cricket Club v Crai- gengower Cricket Club (1st Divi. sion) at Craigengówer tomorrow at 3.30 p.m.
G. Rosselet, D. Rosselet A.. Kew. C.S. Rosselet (Skip); V.C. Labrum, J. Wong, J. Orem, E.C. Fincher (Skip): C. Thompson, J.G. Robertson, W. Butterworth, W. Hong-Sling (Skip).
KCC v Indian Recreation Club (2nd Division) at KCC tomorrow at 3.30 p.m.
G. May, C.I. Stapleton, T.E. Baker Geo. Lee (Skip); H. Git. tins, L. Bones, J. Tang, A.E.P. Guest (Skip) WJ, Kenles, H. Kew.
C.R. Hosselet,, T. Lock (Skip).
HKFC
Hong Kong Football Club v. Indian Recreation (1st Division) at Happy Valley on Sunday, May 28. at 3.30 p.m.
Bradley, J. T. K. Gilchrist, J. T. O'Grady, W. V. Field (xlp); A W. Hircock, B. A. Munseli, B. I. Bickford, T. Pile (Skip); E. Tuck, C. V. Jamieson, N. J. Bobbington, M. N. Rakusen (Skip)...
HKFC v Hong Kong Cricket Club (2nd Division) at HKCC tomorrow at 3,30-p.m.
•
B. Collyer, D. Collyer. I. Urquhart, L. A. Collyer (Skip); N. W. Craig, J. Watson, A.. H. Any persons witnessing the Mackenzie, A W.. Notice is hereby given that
C. Fitches FEODOR IVANOVITCH accident, or who can give in-
(Skip); L. Strange, J. I. Barnes, c/o Jardine formation regarding the ae-L. D. Jones, E. L. Strange (Skip). Reserves: J. Skinner and C. W. Matheson & Co., Ltd. Hong cident are asked to communi- Kong, 18, Pedder Street, I cate with Traffic Office, Kow- Sargison. applying to the Governor for loon, Telephone numbers 50735. naturalisation, and that any 50114 and 58829 or with any person who knows any reason other Police Stations. why naturalisation should not -be-granted-should-send-a-writ- en signed statement of the facts to the Colonial Secretary, Colonial Secretariat, Hongkong.
NOTICE
Commissioner of Police 10th May, 1950
BANK HOLIDAY, The Exchange Banks will be closed for the transaction of public business on Monday, the 29th May 1950. (Whit Monday).
The Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Stage Club will be held at 8.30 p.m. or Friday, May 26, 1950, in the Hongkong, 28th May, 1950. Lecture Theatre of the Pubite Relations Office in Statue Square. Members and all in. terested are invited to attenti
R. OBLITAS, Honorary Secretary.
FOR THE. PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
BUFFERING, CHILDREN··
Ding P. 1. Treung Chairman China Buliding-
THE HONGKONG SOCIETY.
«Konā" Treasurer:
SELLOTAPE
-for every Office
for every Home
SELLOTAPE
for a thousand" «Ünsa special' qualļākās for bommercial require- ments
The Bank of East Asia, Ltd., H.K. CHARLES MORGAN
www.y
108. Edinburgh "House. V TEL. 134
HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD.
Milaing" (and Boer) @ Connaught Hd, Hà
NEW.
TO
IRC
Indian Recreation Club v KCC (2nd Division) at Cox's
Road Lomorrow at 3.30 p.m..
A. M.-Kadir, J.-Ackber,-In All, S. M. Rumjahn (Skip); s. 0. Bux, A. H. Seemin, A. R. Razack, A. M. Wahab (Skip); M. Y. Adal, Y. A. Razack, A. K. Omar, A. O. Madar (Skip).
CCC
Craigengower Cricket Club v CC (1st Division) at Happy Valley tomorrow at 3.30 p.m.
BAGUIO STAMPS
Baguio Conference of 1950 Stamp3, commemorating the historie international confer- ence of the countries in the South East Asia Aren to be held in Bagulo, summer capitai of the will be issued on the same day, Philippines, today,
the conférence opens.
The design will have a back- ground map showing the parti- cipating countries, super-imposed by the dominating symbolie de- aign of a dove jof. peace with o seven-leaf olive branch on the Deak.
Francis Lee, J. H Xavior, A. J. Coelho, E. el Arcaill (Skip);}( G. Hong Choy, S. Leonard, J. W. Leonard, A. E. Coates. (Skip); D. A. Rozarlo, G. C. Jorge, George Souza, J. S. Landalt (Skip).
CCC v Recreio (3rd Division) at King's Park tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.
Li Sut-wing, R. O, Baker, P K. Lau, C. W. Lam (Skip): c A. Coelho, A. F. Ferreira, H. w Randall, W. C. Ogier (Skip); H H. Greenalade, S. R. Solina, G. 6. Ladd, A. H. Runjahn (Skip),
Reserves: F, K. Modi and A 11, Ismail.
Recreio
Club de Recreio", "White", v Kowloon Dock Recreation Club) (1st Division at KDRC tomorrow at 3.30 p.m.
FX Soures, P. A. Costa, G. A. Noronha, F. V. V. Riberio (Skip); L S. da Silva, JP. Xavier, M. A. Baptista, H. A. Ozorio (Skup): J. F. da Silva, H.-R. Pinna, C. P. Boato, C. Roza-Pereira (Skdp): Club de Recreio v Cralgengower Cricket Club (3rd Division) at King's Park tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.
HS., Remedios, J.. A. Victor, M. Ferreira, J. J. Basto (Skip): C. Nornha, R. A. Campos, M. L Raza, L. A. Rosario (Skip); A. A Guterres, LA. F. Lopes, S. E. Souza, D. C. Alves (Sklp). ~
Club de Recreio "Blue"-No game.
Taikoo
Talkoo Club v Filipino Club (2nd Division) at King's Park on Sunday, May 28, at 9.30 pam. ** J. Wald W. B. Brown, R. B. Marabull S. J. Pollick (8kip); A. levon, N, Heaton, C. Bovaird, J. C. Chalmer' {Skip) D. G, Baker, W. McCou, W
JH
Kianiburgh (Skip).
How
Other particulars are: Denoml- nations: 2-centuves, 6-centavon and 18-centavos.
Colour: Yellowish green, Rase Carmine, Bluc.
Quantities: 4,000,000,- 3,000,000 and 2,000,000.
Austin Rond yesterday.
KMGC won on all rinks and scored a total of 86 points to their guesta 48.
The following are the results; KBGC 1st. Rink HKCC 1st: Rink. D.S.Oliver. D. Phillips
N.P. Sith G. E. Costello
J. Crighton
(Skip). 2nd. Rink
23
20
A. Hutton C. Willcox W. Conway V. Chittenden
(kip) 3rd, Rink T. Wren W. Russell R. Browne
Bailey
(Skip) 23
Total
60
T. Fairburn R. A. Edwards A. W. Brow
(skip)
17
2nd. Nink F. C. B. Black
B. Armiger
A. E. Howkins R. R. Dovics
(Skip)
3rd, Rink
S. Shields
F. A. Angus
P. Kennedy
10
W., Williamson
(Skip)
TAR
ST
Total
Phone 58335
17, Hankow Road, Kowloon,
May 26th, & 27th. 2.30, 5.10 7.2b, & 9.30 p.m.
Any philatelle cover or souvenir NOTHING
bearing any of the Baguio con- ference of 1950 stamps or the whole set shall be impressed with a beautiful commemorative cuchet und special canceller if present. ed at the ally of Bagulo Post Office or at the Mansion House Post Office (Baguio) on May 20,
Orders for reservation are now accepted in the Siamp and Pht- Intelic Division. Each order must be accompanied with postal money order payable to the Director ori Posts, Manila, sufficient to pay. the cost of the stamps or souvenii' ordered with allowance for re- turn postage.. If the arder is of considerable quantity, it is advis able to include also the registra- tion fee of 30 centavos.
Orriers mailed in the post office of crigin not later thun May 20 1950, shall be duly serviced even it received later in the Stamp and Philatelic Division, Manila.
Rate of Exchange: One pesɔ ɑr: 100 centavos, Philippine cur- rency, is equivalent to 50 cents. U.S. currenty.
For the information of firat day cover collectors: the cost of one Philetalic envelope is 10 centavos (five U.S. cents). I none are enclosed in the order, give allowance for cost of en- velopes,
POWER PLANT
· FOR PAKISTAN
Kobe, May 25. The Central Japan Heavy In- dustries Company today shipped a 9250,000 thermal power genern- ting plant to Karachi aboard the British (freighter Ozarda.
company spokesman sold four Japanese technicians would Pakistan, probably
to
EVER HELD WALTER WINCHELL
15
191
"Ties you into knots! Hitchcock at his big-time
LIKE ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
best?'"
ROPE
OLOR
48
JAMES 'STEWART
PREVENTED BY
WARNER BROS.
IS THE STAR
May 28th.
next Bob Hope • Rhonde Fleming
month, to help install the unit.
The company is working on an order for a large boiler to be used in a Pakistan power generating plant-United Press.
SHOWING
TODAY
Sec
Paneri
Border Watano Dripriate
Fighting KATIK
in
'THE GREAT LOVER "
MAJESTIC
AT 2.30, 5.20
AIR-CONDITIONED 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.
KAMURA GOLDYTI pemandu
Walter BRENNAN. Fred Stone
* COMMENCING_SUNDAY *:
JAMES STEWART • PAULETTE GODDARD
HENRY FONDA * DOROTHY: LAMOUR BURGESS MEREDITH .* VICTOR MOORE
FRED MacMURRAY in ♫
"ON' OUR MERRY
KING'S
· UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL presents JAMES JOAN
FONTAINE STEWART
COMING SHORTLY!
YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY
You
EDDIE ALBERT ROLAND YOUNG • WILLARD PARKER, PERCY, KILORI
ARAMPARTI
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
COPA, 1918 BY REA KERVICE, INË, T, DE, REG, O.'§. PÅT, OU.
I gotta cut down on smoking—I've been bending over twenty, thirty times a day!" -
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorlife?
BAD LUCK PROFITABLE
and figured it out by one of the
He took the heart lead with IT IS NEVER smart to con- most fantastic plans of years. sider yourself in bad luck when the A, disenrding a club, ruffed a misunderstanding with your the heart 6 with the diamond K, partner causes you to be in what led to the club Qruffed the appears an unmakeable high con- heart 7 with the diamond Q, led tract. Perhaps it may be turned
ruffed the heart to the spade into good fortune. Maybe clear 8 with the diamond J and now cut analysis of your predicament had to find the diamond D with
unearth some hope for mak- West and the trum
trumps ing the contract. Even though it divided. He finessed
evenly
the second of which squeezed West.
the diamond be based on a far-fetched les 8 and cleared trumps with the A against which the odds are heavy, and 10, then led the club A and it still is worth trying, in prefer K, ence to giving up and accepting punishment.
S K 7 HA987 0 DA 10 8 CAK Q
S. QJ105
H K Q J 10 5 b 9 0 4 Co.
N
S 8 3 2. H 4 3 2 W ED632
S CJ 10 9
SA 90 4
H.None
4
DK Q J 7
C8 763 2
(Dealer: West. Both eldes vul- nerable), Wert North Pass
East
South
Pass
Pass
I H 3.H 4
PRES
15
Poss
4 D
NI
Pass
Pass..
AD O D
!
He also retained in dummy the spade 7 and heart 9, and în, his own hand the spade A-0 and club A, which he discarded. Now West had 12 choose
between the home..
Qwhich would establish dummy's 9, or a spade from the *** Q-J. He of course. selected the latter, but it did him no good, as the spade 7 to the A then kill- ed hle Q and the spade 9 took. the thirteenth trick." South's bad *** luck had proved profitable to him,
5.76
Tomorrow's Problem.
H 8 6 5 DX @ 4 CAKQ.
07
S AK904 HQ J.7.
D 9,2.
C'10.8:3
J 108 2 N
H32- WED.QJJ
·8-83.
€ 5.2 SQ B! HAK-1094 D.A. 10.0 CJ 84.
Pass Paas
„South was ready-to-blow-up when he saw that dummy after he heart K lead: wondering how North could stick him into that lam with only three diamonds. The explanation was simple, how- ver. North had not meant his No Trump bids as Blackwooders, so thought South's diamond re- If East trumps the third club sponsos were real suit, rebids, lead, and returns the diamond: Q The declarer, however, then weit how should-South play for to work on his funny problem Hearts?
(Debler: East. Both sides vul nerable).
A BRITISH CROSSWORD PUZZLE
mend
19
Acrost
18. Sleep
18-19
OUR 20 Optica Dance/glass.!
Chipk
21Fore-ordain. 10 Bbowy. 20 Läys out, 13 Swell 47: Bratik up, 15.Valco.LOVEA, 28 Stadium.
17. Caunts. 17:00:20 Oda Ban
bird:
1. Meditate
3 Partake of
Spoil
̈b. Unavailing.
Downi
0 Museum/11423 Werpan,
pléces DNA
217 Preams? -Particlos,
"Qumna Roadës Rhona