"POYANG"
"BOKOR"
"YUNNAN" "SZECHUEN"
"ANKING"
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD,
"HHENGKING"
"HANYANK"
"HUNAN"
"FUNING"
"SHENGKING"
"PAKEQI"
"YUNNAN"
"ANKING"
BAILINGS TO
Yokohama, Nagoya & Koba
Saigon (accept cargo for Pnom Penh with
(ranshipment)
Shanghal
10-an. 15th Jan.
5 pm. 15th Jan.
10 am. Jan,
Nagoya, Kobo Singapore. Penang &
10 m. 17th Jan,
10 am. 18th Jan,
3 pan. 10th Jan,
Yokohama, Orake &
Belawan Koetting Bangkok Tientsin
Djakarta, Semarang Sourabaya & Macoustig
Singapore, Penang & Belowon
10 n. 24th Jan, 10a.m. 24th Jan,
8am. 20th Jan, 3 p.m. 27th Jan,"
10 m, 30th Jan, Custodian Wharf
• Balls from ARRIVALS FROM
Shanghai
1 p. 13th Jan,
Singapore
"SHENGKING"
Igelul
"SZECHUEN"
Bangkok
"HUNAN"
Tientsin
"LUNING"
Кобе
7 m. 15th Jan, 70.m. 15th Jan, am. 15th Jan. 21st Jan, 24th Jan.
A.O, LINE LTD./C.N. CO., LTD., JOINT SERVICE
"CHANGTE"
"TAIYUAN" "UHANGSHA"
SAILINGS TO
Sydney & Melbourne
Sydney & Melbourne
Japan
Noon 16th Jan, 26th Jan, 3011, Jan.
ARRIVALS FROM
4
"CHANGTE" "TAIYUAN" "CHANGSHA"
Kure, Yokoham Australa
7 aan. 14th Jan,
- 24th Jan,
&
Manila
26th Jan,
BLUE FUNNEL LINE
Scheduled Sailings is Europe via Aden & Fort Bald.
Hamburg
& Glasgow....
Scheduled Sailings from Kuropa
"AGAPENON"
London, Rotterdam &
26th Jan.
"ASCANIUS"
Liverpool & Dublin
25th Jan.
"PYRRHUS"
Liverpool
&
0th Feb.
2
"AUTOMEDON" "ATREUS"
..Do
Dublin & Liverpool
23rd Feb.
London, Rotterdam &
Hamburg
25th Feb,
"PELEUS"
Morseilles, Liverpool
6th Mar.
Baile
Balls
Rotterdam
Arrives Hoar Kous
G. "TYRNHUS"
Solied
Solle
18U Jan.
9. "CALCHAS"
do
23rd Jan.
,G. "AUTOMEDON"
do
30th Jan,
do
9th Feb.
do
12th Jan.
13th Feb.
18th Jan.
22nd Feb.
25th Jan.
4th Mar,
10th Mnr.
S. "ATREUS"
G. "PELEUS"
S. "MENTOR"
G. "ALCINOUS"
5. "ANTILOCTIUS"
Liverpool
3rd Feb.
G. Loading Glasgow, before Liverpool.
B. Loading Swansea, before Liverpool.
Carriers' option to proceed via other ports to
load & discharge cargo.
RA DE LA RAMa Lines
ARRIVING FROM US▴ÁTLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS.
"AJAX" "ANDAMAN"
18th Jan. 31st Jan.
via KINGSTON, NEW YORK, -SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES & CRISTÓBAL.
SAILING for
"MENESTHEUS"
"DONA NATI"
20th Jon. 4th Feb.
Tathay Pacific Airways Ltd.
Route
Departa Mongkong.
HK/Bangkok/Singapore (DC-4) 7.30 4.m. Man, Thurs.
BK/Hanol
IK/Haiphong
Arrives II.E.
(on return)
8.45 *.m. Tues. FH,
U.B.A. to Hangoon)
4.45 p.m. Tues.
4.18 p.m. TUM. 0.45 pm. Wed.
(Connect at Bangkok with
(DC-3) 0.45 m. Tues. (DC-3) 8.45 aan. Thure, IIK/Saigon/Singapore (DC-4) 10,45 am. Tues, 1K/Manga/BN. Borneo (DCA) "735 am. Tues. Iri. 4.45 pm. Wed, Bat, All the above subject to Alteration without notice. For passage and Freight Particulars please apply to
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AGENDA
MAERSK LINE
M/V "ELLEN MAERSK” havior arrived from Karachi and Ports of call, Cocaine of Cargo are hereby notified that their Exc above are being landed and placed at
risk and expense Into the llongong &Kowloon Whart & cdown Cum- any's godowns at Kowloon, where delivery may try detained as soon as 1. To consider an
Extra- the goods are handed. ordinary Resolution: for Optional cargo will not be landed here le notice has been given winding up the above-hours prior to vesci arrival, named Company to be passed by the Company on Monday the 19th day of January, 1953.
2. To consider & statement of 'the position of the com- affairs together pany's with a list of creditors of the company and the estimated amount of their claims.
3.
MUST BE
REACHED
Paris, Jap. 12. Democratie Representative Franklin D. Roosevelt Jut. sald Atlantic today that the North
divisions before goal of 100 1953 absolutely must be reach- ed because the threat of war is as serious, and in certain cases perhaps more so, as it was two years ago.
Mr Roosevelt spoke at u Press conference after talking with General Matthew B. Ridgway. He said that he was in Europe "paying my own bills". and to NATO gather information on cutbacks. He
would present this information Democratic leaders and the House Foreign Affairs Committee of which he is a member.
The bon of the former Pre- sident of the United States fald
that Congress might cut American aid 'unless military targets for Europe, established at A Year the Lisbon conference
but carried on from port to port tongo, were achieved. the final port of calf to which the opilon extends.
No claims will be admitted, after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after the 201i Jungary, 1933, will be subject to rent."
where they will be examined on
Ho wha worried ebojst
European cutbacks because if they came Congress night feel] thau ald also should be stretched out.
Mr Roosevelt arrived on Sun- day night after a conference in Londen.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godown
"There is no basle change in 19th January, 1953, at 10a.m. by the intent of the Kremlin to our Surveyors Messrs. Goddard & communise and dominate the Douglas,
world-witness the protracted
To comply with the General truce negotiations in Korea and Bonded Warehouse Regulations con- the situation in Indo-China," he signes muri tuve a Revenue Officer
in attendance when dopagod dull-wald,
able goods are examined.
All claims must reach us before
To nominate a person or persons to be liquidator ori liquidators with powers to the 13th February, 1933, or they wil uct jointly and/or several-not be recognized.
of ly for the purpose winding up the affairs and distributing the assets of
No Insurance will be effected.
JEBBEN & CO. Agents.
the abovenamed company. Itongkang. 13th January, 1983.
Απ
1.
To fix the remuneration of
the proposed liquidator or liquidators.
5.
To appoint members of a
committee of inspection.
WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS
of carja exported from Hong-
kong and South China, compiled by 6. To consider the appoint-
the Swan Measurers, #36 Liom the "S. C. M. Post."
YE OLDE MILL A distinctivé hand- made stationery. In boxes. 50 sheets Notepaper, 30 envelopes. I'Dat BVD ny. $9.50 per box, Duke fly. $11.50 per box from "S. C. M. Post."
mont of members of the committee of inspection appointed by the company. By Order of the Board, K. C. LEE,
Secretary.
"DEVON VALLEY" Blotting Paper White in wheel 37,5" X 221⁄2" cut
Dated the 10th day of to ang alte, 20 cents per set. 15
100. Available at South China January, 1963. Morning Post.
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
SO THAT'S HOW IT WORKED! BUT WOULD THAT FOOL ANYBODY
ON A DARK NIGHT IT CERTAINLY WOULD--AND DID!
SOMETIMES. THEY PUT ON THE DUMMY HEAD, OR TOOK IT OFF--ASAN EXTRA EFFECT.
FERDINAND
Scalped!..
IF THAT SN'T THE LIMIT!
TO ADVERTISERS
"It is as much a threat now as it was year ago and unless we are able to counter the mili- tary threat that still exists it whit continue. The only way the military threat will be re- duced is when we have forces atrong enough to meet it."
Thus he backed
eneral Ridgway's campaign to restore the cuts mode in his base build- ing programme over the next two years and to counter re- that the Lisbon targets will be scrapped-United Press.
SUNDAY POST-HERALD Ports Врасе for commercial advertising should be booked not
than later noon on Wednesdays.
For the 8OUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication. Special
Contract Extended
Dr.
Geneva, Jan. 12. Chandra Mail, India, today had his contract as Direc
World Health Or- tor of the ganization in South-east Asia extended for on- Announcements unanimously
the other five-year term by and Classified Advertise.
World Health ments as uEUR!.
Organisation Executive.-Router,
HEAR THAT.FROM THE SILLY STUFF" DEPARTMENT? YOU DIDN'T BELIEVE THE HEADLESS THIEF, REMEMBER?
4-12
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
Hram--I'O BETTER LOOK INTO THAT! NOW I'LL BELIEVE ANYTHING.
--I SAW A LITTLE GREEN MAN, ONE FOOT HIGH!
S.S.DEPT.
P&O B.I. E&A
COMPANIES
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N, CO.
PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE
Outwardı
"CORFU"
"CHUSAN"
"CANTON"
Leaves London
6th January
20th January
Due Nongkong
5th February
17th February
8th February 9th March
Via Southampton, Port Said, Aden, Bombay, Colombo, Penang & Singapore
Homewarde *"CARTHAGE”
"CORFU" "CHIUSAN"
"CANTON"
Leaves Hongkong ·Due London
16th February
10th January
i1th February
14th March
21th February
20th March
13th March
13th April
Accepting cargo for Singapore, Fenang,,Colombo, 'Bambay, Aden, Port Said & London
FREIGHT SERVICE
From U.K.
Outwards
For
14th February
Japan
Bella 3rd February
"SURAT""
Homewards "SHILLONG"
For Bingepare,
Port
Swettenham,
Proins Colombe,
Ade, Port Saxi Genos. Bargolies, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Be Hambung
With Uberty to call at Bombay if taducement offers. Tanks avaliable for carriage of On In Bulk Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Passenger accommodation.
BRITISH INDIA S.N, CO., LTD.
"SANTIILA"
"SIRDHANA"
do 10th Jan.
salls 10th Jan
duo 18th Jan. mails 20th Jan,
from Calcutta, Rangoon & traits for Japan
from Japen
for Stratis, Ran goon & Calcutin
P. & 0./8, I. JOINT SERVICE
"ORMARA"
due 19th Jan.
"OKHLA"
satis 10th Jan, duo 23rd Jan. salis 28th Jan,
"OBRA"
due 28th Jan.
saila 20th Jon.
from.P. Quit Karachi, Bonbay Colombix, & B'pare far Japan
from Japan
for Singapore Colombo, Bombay, Karwell, Khorramshahr Boarah & P. Gulf Fort via, Bombay, from P. Cuti Karachi, Bombay, Colombo & B'pora for Japan
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.
"EASTERN"
muita 24th Jan.
fat Bubbane, Syd- ney. Methquene & Adelaide
All vessels have liberty to call at any ports on or off the roule & the route à sailing are subject to change or amendment with er wilkout notice.
In
Port
NANCY
"BENVENUE"
"KING MALCOLM” ..U.K. via slogapore
"DENATTOW"
FROM
Japan
DUE
In Port
:U.K. via Singapore
10th Jan.
"BENREOCH"
"BENMHOR"
"DENALDER"
"BENATTOW"
"BENCRUACHAN"
Japan
U.K. Гарад
22nd Jan.
on or abt, 2nd Feb.
30th Feb.
U.K. via Singapore
+
14th Feb.
10th Feb,
Buoy A2
and.
23rd Jan.
23rd Jan.
5th Feb.
"BENVENUE"
"BENATTOW"
"BENREOCH”
"BENMHOR"
"BENCRUACHAN
"DENALDE
LDEN"
"BENATTOW"
Japan
BAILINGS
Direct to Singapore, thence Liverpool. Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg. Kure,
Kobo
Yokohama. "Direct to Singapore, thence Genos, London, Hull and Hamburg.
Sandakan' Singapore,
Havre,
London, Rotterdam
~and Hull.
Direct to Blurapore, thence Liverpool,
Hamburg
Dabilo, Land Antwerp.
Kure, Kobe, Yokohama. Direct to Singapore, thenoo Серов, London, Rotterdam
•and Mjädlesbrough.
Loading on or abt.
All venele accept Carre for Aden, Bues and Fort Sald
W. R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD. York Building...jus. Agente
Telophone: 84185.
11th Feb.
and
19th Feb.
20th Feb.
Come One, Come All
THREE HOURS
LATER
WELL--- I GUESS THERE'S NO.. GETTING OUT OF IT
FREE SNOW
HELP YOURSELF
JOHNNY HAZARD
GEE, IT'S GOOD TO BE
HERE ON THIS LIFT AGAIN! YOU TAUGHT ME TO SKI HERE. TEN YEARS AGO...REMEMBER, LAC FREDRICK?
AND YOU HAVE BEEN AN APT PUPIL', MY LITTLE "PUNCH!”
ARE THE WOMEN STILL PESTERING
YOU, FREDRICK? „WON'T YOU TELL MO?. 2...DH, KEEPING QUIET ABOUT IT, ERT
NEXT CLEOPATRA'S TREASURE
By MIK
By Ernie Bushmiller
By Frank Robbins
YOU HAVEN'T KEPT A SECRET, FROM ME SINCE I VĪNS A LITTLE" GIRL / WHEN WE GET TO THE TOP.J:
·ILL MAKE YOU TALK!
2
Dine
At the
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos. 27721-4.
P.G.
For
Reservations Tel: 27880
SMARTIES
the family's favourite
Castrol
THE MASTERPIECE
IN OILS
"Japan Not
Reliable,
Warning
Perth, Jan. 13. Professor W. McMahon Ball,
former Australian Minister Japan, declared here that would be foolish to regard Jopen as a reliable bly. He said that the re-arming of Japan, was a profound enistake,
Now Professor of Political Science of Melbourne Univerally, Professor McMahon Ball told the Western Australian school here that ho hellaved the factors active in the 1930's in shaping Japan's foreign policy were today more active and more powerful than at that time.
He added that, in the long ylow, Japan was likely to want to rely once again on force to full her national destiny.
Professor McMahon Ball mid that the best thing that could be done, both for Japan and for the peace of Asia, was to sedi an agreement, however difficult; to ensure that Japan should remain neutralized and dig
armed.
In many ways, Russia and China had a great deal to offer Jopan probably more than could be offered by the Western world. Russia and Chlia would be able to offer foodstuffs and markets. Therefore,, concluded the Professor, în alliance", be tweća Russia and Japan within the next 20 years could hot be ruled out. Tradice-Prese,
Tho
"
NEW ILO CHIEF Genova, Jan. 12. International Labour. |Organisation today announced the appointment of Mr Chester W. Hoplar, of
Parupylvania,
Chief of 110 operations,
Mr Hepler in a
via a formar labour
siiviser
MacArthur
**
General Douglas With: ho
Suprana Commiska in Tokyo.
That now fe, hna Been beat of the ILO manpoweka diyision here: Reuter