"FOOCHOW"
"BITANSI"
POYANG"
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
"BUENGKING"
"YUNNAN"
"HUNAN"
*PAKHOP"
"SHENGKING"
**FUKIEN".
"FENGNING"
"FUNING"
"TUNNAN"
SAILINGS TO
.Djakarta, Semarang, Sourabaya & Macassar Bangkok
Singapore, Penang &
Belawan
Keelung Shunghat Tientsin Yokohwna, Osni
.Keelung
Nagoya,
&t Kobo
Singapore, Penang & Belawan Djakarta, Semarang, Sourabaya & Macassar
3 p.m. 23rd Oct.
6 p.m. 23rd Oct.
5 p.m. 23rd Oct. 6 pm. 25th Oct,• 10 a.in. 28th Oct. 10 am. 29th Oct.
10 am, 30th Oct. 5 pm. Ist Nov,
8 a.m. 0th Nov,
7 p.m. 22nd Oct.
• Bails from ARRIVALS FROM Singapore & Salgon
Dum, 10th Nov. Custodian Wharf
"HUNAN"
..Tientsin
"PAKHOF"
Bangkok
"SHENGRING"
"FENGNING"
Keelung Kobe
Shanghal
25/20th Oct. 26th Oct. 27/28 Oct,
7 m. 30th Oct, 7th Nov.
A.O. LINE LTD./C.N. CO., LTD., JOINT SERVICE.
BAILINGS TO
"ANSHIN"
. Japan
**STAIYUAN"
"CHANGSHA”
"ANSHUN” "CHLANCSHA"
"TAIYUAN”
Sydney & Melbourne, Japan
h Nov. 11th Nov,
12th Nov,
ARRIVALS FROM Australia & Tarkan
4th Nov.
Australia
* Munfo
8th Nov..
Yokohama
9th Nov.
BLUE FUNNEL LINE
Scheduled Sallings to Europe via Aden & Port Sald. "BELLEROPHON" London, Rotterdam &
"ATREUS
"TELEUS"
"AUTOLYCUS"
"ANTH.OCHUS"
Humburg
Liverpool
Marseilles,
& Glasgow
Genou
Dublin
Liverpool
London,
Rotterdam & Hamburg
Liverpool & Dublin
Scheduled Railings from Europe
S. "ALCINOUS"
G. "ANTILOCHUS"
5. "AUTOLYCUS"
Sallo
Sails Rotterdam
Liverpool
Soited
do
do
do
Sailed
da
G. "CLYTONEUS”
25th Oct.
S. "ASTYANAX"
5th Nov.
G. "PATROCLUS"
S. "ANCHISES"
G. "PERSEUS"
12th Nov.
24th Oct.
20th Oct.
6th Nov.
25th Nov,
25th Nov.
Arrives Hong Kong 26th Oct, 30th Oct. 10th Nov.
17th Nov.
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1952
"Deport All The
Stowaways," Say
British Ship Men
by
London, Oct. 21.
A new drive to beat the stowaway is being made British shipowners and shin masters.
Briof prison sentences--the maximum is 28 days- are not sufficient deterrent, they say. They want all stowaways, British or otherwise, deported.
"Thera in reliable evidenco, small price to pay when com All broken, dhated, and damaged that the art of stowing away is pured with the cost of the tare Goods are to be fed in the Clodowns, all too well understood in cer- they havo evaded.* where they will be examined on
Surveyors Dougl
with
To comply
the General Bonded Warehouse Requistions cons signees must have a Revenue Oficer in attendance when damaged duti able goods are examined.
28th October, 1952, at 10 am, by ourtain of Britain's overseas. pos-
tho Report Messrs Goddard &sessions,"
of the Omcers' (Merchant Navy) Federation alates,
Stowaways arrive in Beltain fully equipped with the necessary papers to prove their British nationality, and fully briefed on their rights as British subjects.
"Their. Inevitable brief prison sentence, which la all that the law can Impose, is served in a cheerful spirit, as being but
All claăng mang reach us befɔra the 22nd Noyember, 1953, or they will not be rocupied.
No Insurance will be effecter,
JEDSEN & Co.
$1.50 PER DAY 10 cents PER WORD OVER 20 ..Births, Deaths, Marriages,. Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 conts each additional word. Hongkong, 22nd October, 1952,
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-10% EXTRA
If not prepaid a booking for of 60 conto is charged.
ENGAGEMENTS
Agents.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
3. "PELEUS"
Damaged cargo ex, this vessel will GBqurveyed at Hot Wharf between
SAKIRANI-NAKAIN-The eng 10 am, and Noon on October and
ment Is nanounced betwood Chandru reza, son of Mr
Mrs D. S. Heera, Hongkong and Devi, daughter of Mr and Mrs 5. Narain of Tajmahal Bilic Store, Hongkong.
'WANTED' KNOWN
JUST RECEIVED: Dutoli prepared yacinths for early wind
Gones: daxils;
bulbs Con gladioli.
Fupply potted in clay pots with specially
The Clover prepared soil,"
Flower
Stop.
HAU YUNG SANG
"Flash-liorry."
23rd Nov.
expert parker
glassware,
crockery,
1st Dec.
Rell- Road
16th Nov. G. Loading Glasgow, before Liverpool. 9. Loading Swansen, before Liverpool, Carriers' option to proceed via other parts to load & discharge cargo.
10th Dec. 18th Dec,
DE LA RAMA LInes
ARRIVING FROM US. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS.
"DONA AURORA”.
"DONA ALICIA”.
SAILING for KINGSTON,
curios, furniture," chests, „gtc. able safe service, 137 Jato Wanchal, Tel. 31203.
FOR SALE
CHRISTMAS. CARDS containing views of Hongkong. printed withi your personal greetings. Early orders advisable S. C. M. Port," ilongkong and Kowloon..
OFFICE STATIONERY, Letter Heads, Memorandum Forms, Visit- ing Cards Envelopes cic. Ordcra
now taken "B. C. M, Post,
24, 1952, and consignees are requested to have their representatives present during the survey.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agenta,
Hongkong, October 22, 1952.
To ADVERTISERS
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The Lodestone Drake Used Goes On Show
London, Oct. 21.
A lodestone, stored for years In a bank vault, is on show in the National Maritime Muscum, Greenwich
The stone la an heirloom of the Kemeys forally. It once to Sir Francis Drake, belonged Lent to the museum by Lord Wharton, the stone has been given a place of honour in the same case as Drake's Dial.
com-
|
"The most effective action to
the stop stowaways would be knowledge that those who reach their destination would be returned forthwith."
IN SMALL BOATS Stowaways have been found in all types of ship-fron Queen Elizabeth, largert liner in the world, to small cargo boats.
the
Two German girls chose a ship of only 605 tona. in which to stow away. They were found when the vessel reached a British port.
1
A schoolboy stowaway chose an oil tanker, but was detected bafare the
salled from ship Southampton.
No fewer than 18 stowaways were found in a liner at Lisbon last month. London Express Service.
Vandenberg To
Visit East
London, Oct. 21. General Vandenberg, Chief- of-Staff of the American Alr dew here from Force, who
today. will visit Stockholm Korea and Japa before re- turning to Washington,
The General is touring Ameri- can Air Force bases overseas.
He will fly to Paris with his for talks at staff on Thursday Atlantic Pact Headquarters. Reuter.
Malik In France
The lodestone is at least.350 OUNDAY POST-HERALD
years old and is set in silver. It 8pace for
commercial measures an inch by an inch by advertising
bo Kin should booked not fator than
Drake was given the stone by Lawrence Kemeys, who noon on Wedricadaya.
manded one
Walter of Sir Raleigh's ships, the Gallego. For the SOUTH CHINA
Le Havre, Oct, 21. Lodestones were carried by MORNING POST and the sea captains on long voyages to
The Soviet Deputy Foreign CHINA MAIL, 48 hours
"retouch" the compass needles Minister, M. Jacob Malik, arrived before date of publication.
when they became demag- at Le Havre today from Now
York, where he was netised.
formerly The Drake lodestone is ex-permanent Soviet representative Special Announcementa ceptionally
strong, having a at the United Nations. He left and Classified Advertise- magnetic moment equal to a for Paris by train and is ex- ments as usual, sy
bar magnet eight Inches long pected to go on to Moscow soon. and in. in diameter.
-Reuter,
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
27th Oct. 31st Oct. NEW YORK, via
4th Nov. 20th Doc.
SO YOU HAD YOUR POCKET PICKED WHILE YOU WERE ALL ALONE
IN A CLOSED
SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES & CRISTÓBAL. "AGAMEMNON”-
"BATAAN"
By Leo Falk and Phil Davis
I'LL WAIT
HERE
NARDA.
BUT--BUT I KNOW I HAD MY | THERE ARE SURE SOME, YOU CAN I MUST PHONE CONNIE WALLET WHEN I WENT IN- WHACKY. PEOPLE IN THIS || SAY THAT | ABOUT HER PARTY
= ON--RATS-- WORLD, HUH?
AGAIN. TONIGHT. I'LL ONLY
BEA MINUTE.
P&O B.I. E&A
COMPANIES
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N, CO.
PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE'
Dutwards “CORFU"
Kanyon London De Hongkong
10th October
dist October
17th November
28 November
13th November- 18th December
Via Southampton, Port Said, Aden, Bombay, Calambo,
"CHUSAN”
-"CANTON"
}
Homewards.
“CARTHAGE”
"CONFU"
"CHUSAN”* *
Penang & Singapore
Leaves Hongkong Due Londen
4th October
21st November
24th November
2nd December ·
2nd December 29th: December
Accepting cargo for Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port. Szla a London
Outwards "SINGAPORE"
FREIGHT SERVICE
From 0.5.
In Port
ard OIL
Homewards
Loading "SINGAPORE" 11th November·
13th Nov.
for Japan
Tot
Blagapore,
Part Sweltenham, Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Baid, Genoa, Marsillos Barcelona.. Casablanca. Havre. London & Continent
Accepting cargo for Singapore, Port Sweltenham, Penang, Colombo, Aden, Fort
Седой, Bald,
Marisilica, Comblancs, Havre, London, Hamburg. Antwerp
Rotterdams.
With Uberty to call at Hembay If Inducement offers. Tanks available for carriaga of Oil in Bulk. Space for refrigerated carro. Limited Passenger accommodation.
BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.
dum 29th Oct.
"SIRDHANA"
asil Jist Oct.
"SANTUIA"*
que 31st Oct.
"ARLA"
audia lat Nov. due 270 Nov. sala 20th Nov.,
from Japan
for Smarpare. Penang, Hangouth Le Calcutta from Calcutta, Rangoon, Penang de Singapore
for Japan trom Japan
for Singapore & Chittagong
(⚫ These vessels have refrigerated 'cargo spRos).
P. & Q./B. I. JOINT SERVICE "PALAMCOTTA"
"UMARIA”
"ORDIA"
The deg
Bombay & S'pore for Japan
1.
from Persian Quit Karachi, Colombo.
du Nov,
from Karachi,,
salls 5th Nov.
tha
7th Nov.
zaile
Din Nov. dua 18th Nov.
* 18th Nov.
& Singapore for Japan
trom Japan for SingaporE, Colombo, Barsbay, Karachi & P. Cult
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD. "EASTERN"
"NELLORE".
Bails 4 p.1. 22nd Oct.
due 14th Nov,
salla 18th Nov.
for, Sandans Biohiban, Tarakan. Bydney & Melbourne
from Manlin for Japan
All vessels have liberty- to-cal) at any ports on or off the route & the route & sailing are subject to change or amendment with or without notice.
PHONE BOOTH
WHAT KIND OF
STORY 5 THAT
FERDINAND
Carining The Idea
By Mik
HARDWARE
Lathay Pacific Airways Ltd.
Ronte
14K/Bangkok/Singapore
HK Hand
Departs Hongkong
Arrives it.K.
(on return)
0.45 a.m. Tuex, Fri,
(DC-4) 1.30 aan. Mon., Thurs, Connect at Bangkok with UB.A. to Kangoon)
(1-3) 0.45 4.in. Tuen, 4.45 pan. Tues. (DC-31 4.43 a.m. Thury. 4.15 p.n. TITS. - HIC÷Saigon/Singapore .........t DC-4)-10,45 am. Turs,———— 0,45 p.m.-Wed.--
HK/Manila/B.N. Burnen (DC-3) 7.15 am. Tues. Frl. 4,43 p.m. Wed, Sat, All the above subject to Alteration without notice. For passage and Freight Farticulars please apply to
ICONNAUGHT RD C Tel:30331/8 (BRANCH OFFICE:50 Connaught. Id. West, 25875,321443248783
BEND LINE
"BENLAWERS"
“BENCLEUCII" "BENMAUDHUI” "BENVORLICH" "BENWYVIS" "BENLAWERS"
"BENCLEUCH"
"RENLAWERS"
-="BENMAUDHUI”
* ARS SEEM TRI
FED EAST
ARRIVAL B
FROM
Japan Гарад
U.K. via Gingapore .UK. via Singapore Japan
BAILINGS
Direct to Singapore, thepro Liverpool, Dublin,
Glasgow and Rotterdam
Kure, ∙Koba Yokohama. Dircot to Singapore, theano London,
Antwerp, Rotterdam Land - Hamburg, Kure, Kobe *Yokohama,
and.
DUE
24th Oct. 24th Oct,
on or abt. Bik Novi-
W
14th Nov.
23rd Nov.
28th Nov..
Leading on or abi.
24th Oct.
pod
27th Oct.
10th Nov.
JOHNNY 'HAZARD
18th Nov.
Direct to Singapore, thence Содов,
*"BENWYVIS"
Havre, London and Iful),
27th Nov.
WHEY! CLOSE ONE ......... ALMOST HAD IT
Direct to Singapore,
"BENLAWERS"
then.co Liverpool,
28th, Nov.
"RENVORLICH”
Dublin.
Glasgow
and Hamburg.
Calls Port Sudan.
All Vessels accept Cargo for Aden, Bues and -Port Bald..'
LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.
W.
Building.
Agonta
Telephone: 84165.
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GOODNESS--
FLYING FISH
I DIDN'T
KNOW THAT FISH CAN FLY
RANG ON, JOHNNY... COME ON... MOVE/
NO GUN... CAN'T. FIGHT 'EM OFF GO AHEAD WITHOUT ME,
BABY!
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WE'VE STILL GOT A CHANCE! THE TRAIN AHEAPITIS SUDSTED?
By Erule Bushumlller
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· STOPPED? SUFFERIN'
SUNB...OUR KILLER WHO
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IN THE CROWD!)
POVER SHORTED OUT).
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GERMANY'S PLANS FOR AIRLINES
Bonn, Oct. 21. -- German al liners-due to Дy again next year-will compote with British planes on Euro poon, Transatlantle, African and Aslan routes.
This Was announced Cologne by West Germany'a Transport Minister, Dr Hans Seebohm, a leading campaigner ngainst Alled air control over the last four years, He said the new network would be. built up in stages."
"We shall By"" he said, “to New York and Nio in the West. and ta
and Bangkok,
In the
German
claimed Dr
Seebohm, would use all import
ont
airports in Western Eurce. They would also touch dows at Buonos Aires, Cairo) Karachi and Teheran.
"Filchta
to
Johannesburg
and Cape Town will next," he said.
On the question of planes ku Lar Germany has Done-Dr 640- bahm said that Germans were, not going to be fobbed of with second-class
.:oboobedcent
aircraft.
"Our now airline will be": fitted out with the best equip. ment available,"
to
Britain Is antious to sell her Viscous turbo-prop | Vickers:
the Germans: But the Americans, Swiss, Dutch and, Bolgians are all In the bidding with offers, of Convairs, and Constellations, a London EX- press Service.
Mayor To Got More
London, Oct 21.
The allowance for the Mayor of, Lyo, Suffolk, believed tahto the amarest borough in Britaid. biza keen Intressed, boln 829 to