P&O B.I. E&A
COMPANIES
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL 3.N, CO.
PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE
Outwards
"CANTON"
"CARTHAGI"
"CORFU"
Draven London
rah June
Due Hongkong 28th July
That July
23rd Augu
10th Augu
20th September
Via Powthamptes, Port Reid, Adam, Bhuchty, Detendo, Penang à lingapore
Lugewarde
"CANTON"
"CARTHAGE"
"CORFU
Braves Gongkung Don Londen
Bat July Bil
AuruLOS
11bor
at Auguri
September JUTAN
tuber
Accepting cargo for singapore, l'onarg, Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Fort ausd & Landun
*COROMANDEL” în Port
Julwards
.:"TREHILLIAN”
"SOUDAN
FREIGHT SERVICE
Keriving
Freck
U.K.
8th July
1301 July
U.K
U.K.
##
Katrewardz
Loading "COROMANDEL” 110t
"BOUDAN"
ولدال
8th August
Singapore. Bwettenham Çalombo,
bogdos,
lavra,
Hainburg
Port
With iberty do mali ni Belawan berufe or after Ätraig Pesta and et Bomber if Misdemen offers.
Tanks avaliable for carriage of OE in Baik Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Pudsengse sovusmodatien
BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.
"SANTHIA”
dur 18) July Date 2011 July
"WARORA”
dur 19th July paula Zoll) July
from Japan
fof Hingapore, Penang Itangoo
Calculia
from Japan
for Singapore, Rangoon a Chittagong
P. & 0./1. 1. JOINT SERVICE
"OZARDA”
dus 18th July
at 19th July
tom Japa for
Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Knörramahuby. Basrah, Kuwait direct, Other P. G. Porta Via Bombay
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.
"EASTERN"
"NELLORE
"NELLORE"
due 10th July sadis 12th July
dut 13th July Bm 1911 July
tur Jet Aug. salla 2nd Aug.
from Japan
for Bondakan, Brisbane, Hydney, Melbourne
Adelaide
from Australis
for Japan
from JaneD
for Sandakan, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourno di Adelaide
All vessels have liberty to call at any ports on or off the route à the route & sailing are subject to change or amendment with or without notice.
For full particulars apply to :-
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos. 27721-4.
EVERETT LINES
EVERETT ORIENT LINE
Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Siam, Malaya. Rangoon, Calcutta and Chittagong.
"BRADEVERETT"
Arrives Salla
July 10 from Manlia.
July 11 for Singapore, Penang,
"REBEVERETT"
Arrives Saila
Rangoon &
July 10 from Singapore.
Calcutta.
July 10 for Kobe & Yokohama,
(Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobe/Puran and Kobe/Oklaswa)
EVERETT STAR LINE
Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Slam, Malayn. Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf Ports.
"STAR ARCTURUS”
Αντίνος Baila
July 25 from Japan. July 20 for Singapore, Port Swetten- bam, Colombo, Bombay,
Karachi, Khorramshahr, Basrah, Kuwait & Bahrein.
"THAI"
Arrives Stalli
July 30 froin Sandakan,
Pusan, July 31 for
Yokohama.
Kobe &
(Accepting cargo for transhigmsoni Kobe/Pumn and Kebe/Okinawa)
EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A
(Incorporated in the Repubile of Panama
With Limited Liability)
Chines Department: Telephone 28293. Queen's Muilding, Telephone 31206.
CHINA MAIL
Alan Sant
HONGKONG PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONS)
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1954,
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CARS FOR SALE
DODGE, car, model 1991 expellent condition. Owner leaving Colony. Apply Mr Lai, 121, Hennessy Noeù. Telephone 78100.
PREMISES TO LET
MODDIN Duropean fas: two bed
wils attached bath and The end cupboard, Jarge living and dising roin with big verandah, facing the Trebour: kitchen. mervnosta' quarters, Karoge and lift services. Ideni muZ- zatinding, ben oction at Fook For lepection and details, pi
shon do after ZORSTK.
WELL furnished apartinent to it. Thres big gvome with Ulving, dining rosina, gafage, bekutin surround- ings. 07. Hiljac Pool spád, ma floor. Apply MF tại Đại Hànha o Rond Teleptune Mied.
MUSICAL
MUSIC LOVERS пред advised to Visit us for exampleto operae, chamTI- ber SZYLIMIE, symphonic and choral Works, Eti definitive versione at D. Esses. AA Des Voeux Road, Room 1. 2nd floor. tel. 30168.
WANTED KNOWN
BIGT
TELEVISION NETWORK WILL COVER FRANCE
Paris, July 5.
France is planning to cover nearly all her territory with a televi- sion network by building 14 new powerful transmitters.
:
The first of the transmitters, built under a four-year plan, will be erected in the large industrial area of Lyons and Marseilles before the end of the year.
The uber station, linked to Paris by relay stations, will beam out programites from View, Toulouse,
French backwardnem in a re- Lack of money HAS
mide port presented to the National Trance in the past the Ansambly this year before the derella" of "European TV
nations. Borexiaux, foter-year plan was discussed.
Equipment plans have Germany had seven trambeen shelved DECANO the iniiters in action last year, with budget could not afford them
Although the TV habk has three others under constritetigi. the report said. In Italy, where caught on slowly in France,
were only 6,000 regular прот
and in particular bleyel four stations
racing, which is a passion for and three others were millions of Frenchman, will be
used to boost is popularity,
his move, neid other cities from
and 1956, My this date about 17,000,. But Frenclunen
it they wash, watch television,” it was
VIOW STE, by the Intorotation Min 31 Bule Hugues
Only 100,000 French
tele-go vision sets were in operation at
beginning They were all in homes 100 kilometres (62 miles) al the present transmitting range, from Parts, Lille or Strasbourg, where the three existing trans- mitters are built,
the
of This year. sold last year.
"Goaded" by this Willbirr
Because of this, majority of Frenchmen
chance of enjoyin
TIO
{ tainment.
the
Vust have
the
world's lutast form of enter
M. Jean-Paul Palewski, Gaullis Deputy, attacked the
NOTICE
F
As from the 1st of July until the 31st of August 1984,
Consulate General the
of Beiglum will be open to the public from 0900 hours to 1300 hours every woskday,
Were
Britain 1,000,000 sets were
competition, and particularly by a German transmitter which was beaming programmes across the Franco German border into Alsace, Television officiate laid their tung-term plan.
M.
up
"We are planning to improve TV relation with sport,” Said Jean Darey, French Tatovi- aion Programmes Director,
Hundreds of fans queued in the aireet earlier this year free glimpse of the do got
Bicycle Sin-Day Poria
Rashod which
on the The Cognacq-Jay studios
screens in television shops. in
in The most striking sucdose Paris, where some equipment
deleri- dates from pre-war experiment-French, and European,
Biott
the "Coronation of al days, are to be modernisci.
Queen Elizabeth in Westminster Three new studios will go up
to Abbey
France reinyed at Buttes Cahument, a northern
the 20 kilowatt Lille through suburb of Paris,
fransmitier,
NORTH AFRICA
In
in North Africa, 100, new trafitters will be built Algiers, Tunia and Morocco, where
Beoond station planned for Rabat.
Seven hundred sets were sold within a few weeks of the In-
auguration of the first Moroccan transmitter at Casablanca February last year.
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
·P.Ö. Box 5 Quéan'« Building... Tel: 28881|
FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE
ת!
sailing July 9th Bailing Aug. 7th
“VIEiNABI "CAMBODGE"
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
HOLLYWOOD Beauty Parlour, 14, Cambron Road, Kowloon. Phone 51249 for appointment. Satisfaction "MONKAY" guaranteed. Ale conditioned Special "MEKONG"
price for wave $10.
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
[ HE HYPNOTIZED ME
} AND MY WIFE--AND
THE BRIDE-TO MAKE
| US MARRY 'EM
I KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHIN
FISHY ABOUT HIM!!
FERDINAND
NANCY
DARLING, SHALL WE BE MARRIED NOW?
salling July 18th Balling Aug. 4th
YES, YES I NOW PRONOUNCE
YOU MAN AND WIPE!
OWWww--I ATE TOO MUCH I'M SO SICK, AT IRMA'S PARTY
AUNT FRITZI
HOW DID THAT HAPPEN?
JOHNNY HAZARD
IT'S HOT SÉRGUS, NOCHAN
JUST A FLESH WOUND/ HAVE YOU FIXED, UP IN A MIRKY/
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LIGHTS ON ANOTHER İ BOAT, LI'L JAWNE AAN } COMIN" RIGHT ATUS/
ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN ---
YOU, THERE 10 STAND DY? WH ARIL COMING TO INVESTIGATE her THIS DISTURBANCE!
MAY-LE
Жая
BUM
Thousands who had never scen a television screen in their lives, watched the moving ceremony in airline and news- paper offices and restaurants where sats were specialty in- stalled,
On that day, June 2, 1053, European felevision was born China Mall Special,
London, July 3. Mr Geoffrey Bing, a Socialist, urged the dovernment in the House of Commons today to take the Inflative in getting a te gional organisation set up for Southeast Arm.
He said it should be confined to and include all states in the Brea: It should be of a type similar to that existing on the American continent to which the Security Council could delo- gate lis authority.
Mr Belwyn Lloyd, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, repiled that he had nothing to add to previous Government repiles-Router,
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
50 THE MARRIAGE TAKES PLACE, BUT NOT THE WAY BEAM HAD PLANNEDĮ
By Mik
By Erals Bushmiller
NOBODY SHOWED UP BUT ME
By Frank Robbins
THE POLICE ARE APPRISED OF THE SITUATION......
THESE TWO WILL NOT HAVEL,. (FAR TO TRAVEL? THEY WILL ÈNERELY STEP FROM. AN
BALLERY TO A
Cheroot-Smoking Burmese Women Want Sympathy
By David Chipp
Rangoon, July 5. Burma's cheroot-smoking women look with sympathy at the efforts of their sisters in Japani and other parts of the world to obtain equality.
For in Burma the woman has always been regarded as equal to her husband and there has never been any need for suffragette movements or demands for equality.
A paragraph in Burma's constitution should give to those militant female encouragement and hope fighters for equal pay abroad. It reads: "Women shail, be entitled to the same pay as that received by men in respect of similar work."
9
Nor is this an Innovation in
which constitution
was writion only seven years ago. it morely similar
Girls will not often Re Pinout by themselves and retal charm- Ing modesty and shyness. restates liko Q Among the stricter families and elaure
to relating
In many of the villages, a girl religious toleration the in-would never go out alone with herent beliefs of the Burmese.
a boy
friend, even if they were Though
most Buddhist engaged.
NO LESS FEMININE women ballove that they can- ochlove "Nirvana"
Not so long ago it was against and thus hope to be a man in the law and It still 1 con- their next life, yet in materialideret the height of bad taste things they have little doubt in some districts to toko a girl as to their equality and even by the hand. superiority Over the
there male.
Great
Nor has their freedom and hard work-the peasant girls carry heavy loads and water thom and work in the foldrate
the Burmese girl feminine.
Y
less
of numbers engage in business and are sald to be far better at it than their somewhat fridelent, happy- They are certainly among the go-lucky menfolk. Foreign prettiest and most beautifully businessmen often say that they dressed in the world and have prefer to deal with the women rightly been described $13
who have a quicker "bottled sunshine." better grasp of business than the men, and are far more shrewd.
partners
end
But the greatest pride of these petite and lovely girls is their hair, which when undone falls LOOK AFTER SHOPS
in long, black, glossy tresca and often In the bazaar, it is usually round their waists the women who look after the envelops their ankles as well. shops and stalls
The while their
greater its length the prouder is the girl-China Mall husbands are dozing in the suh
Special. or loulting after the children.
A Burmese
woman equality before
the same age as men. Once she is of age, she may get married to whom she pleases and divorce her husband when she wishes--keeping her property and her children.
may
has the law
and of 18
vote at the age
But freedom dows not mean licence to the Burmese girl anu unt!! marriago many of thêm lead more sheltered Ilves than their Western sisters.
TALK
ABOUT
MAGIC!
Have you seen
Admiral
AIR CONDITIONERS
AND REFRIGERATORS
Libby's Just
LEMONADE
ADD WATER
DAIRY BOX
MATER
CHOCOLATES
„this situation calls for a
San Miguel
Indo-China Effect On Malaya
Singapore, July 5, Intensified activities by the Communists to "liberate" British- administered Malaya were fear- ed here today. as result of the Latest Vietminh
tr successes war-torn Indo-China.
The Vietminh successes were considered almost certain to provide a big moralo boost to Communists, who have relaxed their attacks from the Jungles of this rich tin and rubber peninsula during the last two years.
The French withdrawal from 1,600 squares miles of the Red River delta in northern Indo- China has particularly caused anxious thoughts in Malaya. The Communists in Malaya have been waging their campaign for more than six years. But they have relaxed their activities during the last two years in the face
of jungle privations, campaign to starve them out and rolentless attacks by British-led security forces. Now the turn of events in Indo-China is expected to be like a "shot in the to them.
MIXED VIEW
Arm"
Meanwhile, there are mixed views about the French position among diplomats here trusted by their home governments with assessing the situation in Indo* China
There is fairly general agrée- ment that the withdrawal from the Tonking delta spelle
"beginning of the
the end" for the
French
Indo-China. But Bur there is no agreement that the French themselves acknowledge this and have started their big withdrawal not just from the delta, but from Indo-Ching t self. Some diplomats bellovo another Koran is in the making. At the same time, the general feeling here to that any partition ing in Indo-Ching would be re- garded as tie more than tem- porary Consolation of Viol- inwch galns/Rcuter.
EVACUATION
OF TROOPS IN BURMA
London, July 8.
of
Mr Arthur Henderson, a for mer Labour Minister, asicodi the House of Comitions: today whether further evacuation Chinese Nationalisź troopa front Burma would be carried out, si it was foural to be required,
Mr A. D. Dodda Foreign
repilled
That
official
such a move" corded with tile Burmese Governinarit,
Te added that he had received no further report, sided, the Foreign Berry | My Anthony Edon, cold the House In Ja of the evacuation of 6,900 per
including, about 1/400.
The
Chinese Nationalist, troops ba announced that his headquarta Back beber disbanded babeu troods,, had, been evacuated. 1