P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N.-CO

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Leaves London

Outwarde "CORFU" "CANTON" "CHUSAN"

10th Art

18th September

8th October,

́Dus Hongkong

10th September 15th October

5th November

"CARTHAGE" 13th October

10th Noveraber

Vis Southampton, Port Bald, Aden, Bombay, Colombo,

Penang & Singaporn

Lesvos Elongkong Dus London

19th October

Stonewards

242

September

"CORFU"

25th October

"CANTON"

19th November

"CHUSAN"

0th November

5th December

"CARTHAGE"

19th November

20th December

Via

Bingapore,

Outwarde "GURAT"

Homeward

"HINGAPORE"

Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Port said London

FREIGHT SERVICE

Arriving

Atco,

From Balls For UK Olarz, Yokohama

de Nobe

20th Sepl.

1.osing Bet,

For

Singapore. P. Awet- lent

POBADK

Pora Colombo, Aden, Bald, Genos, Marseilles, Havre,

London, werp, Rotterdam

Ant-

Homburg

With liberty to call nt folawan

Pozi

and де

before or after Straits Bombay if pducement aders,

Tanks avaliable for carriage of Ol in Dalk. Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Passenger socommodation

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

Che 8th Sept!. satis 10th Sept.

**WARLA"

"SANTHIA"

due 1015 Sept.

"SANTHIA”

walls 11th Sept, dur 30th Sept

from Japan

for Singapore, Rangoo Chittagong & Calcutta frem Calcutta, tangOGATI 44 Stralis for Japan from Japan

20 Oct for Singapore. Penang.

Hangown & Caicutie

P. & O./B. I. JOINT SERVICE

"OKIILA"

Jun 9th Sept. from Japan Batle 100% Sept.

"OLINDA"

dur 12th Sept

Agile Bath Sept

for Singapore, Colombo, Karachi, Basrah, Abadan, Khorramshahr, Kuwait duct, other Gulf Porta Kararli. from Persian Gul for Japasi

Vid

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.

"EASTERN"

"EASTERN"

dae 10th Sept, from Austraila sella joth Sept. fer Japanı

dite

In Oct. mh Ort.

Sandakan. Rabaul,

from Japan For Brisbane, Sydney Melbourne

All vessels have liberty to call at any porta en or of the route & the route & malling are subject

to change or amendment wijh or without notice.

For full particulars apply to.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos, 27721-4 .

CHINA MAIL

HONGKONG PUBLISHED DAILY. (AFTERNOONS)

THE CHINA

Prics, 20 cents per oupy.

Saturdays 30 conta, Subscription: $8.00 per month.

Portage China and Micso $2.00 per manin, U.K., British, Poemandons and other countries $7.00 per month. News contributionsm. Always Wal- come, should be addressed to the Editor, buninama MORTIZIONARIORESORE D advertisements to the lacEWSTY,

·Telephone: 2001A (N MÁND). KOWLOON OFFICE: Kallovery Maul, Telephone) 2008

Classified Advertisements

20 WORDS $4.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS $1.50 PER DAY 10 cents FER WORD OVER 20 Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 cents each additional word, ALTERNATE_INSERTIONS

19% EXTRA

If not prepaid a Booking fee

of 50 cents in charged.

MUSICAL

MAYFAIR Afusio Company special- Ling in new and

second hand planos, organs, plano moourdiens brass, orchestral instruments, planu tuning and repairing, also plánó res moveral moderate charges. Firpo cell at 23, Chiu Lung Strea%, and 59-7, China Building. Phone 22830, 27313.

WANTED KNOWN

YOUTSONE? Consult Dr.

Scholl's Foot Comfort Bervice, Telephone House (Mezzanine Fivor Hongkong. Qualified Chiropodist in attendance. Telephone 7718), Air-conditioned.

HOME & OFFICE STATIONERY. Addrem and note books, GREZ TEJN- phone directories stamp and map. shot albums, children's booka. Very wide selection is available at Bouth China Morning Food inited Hoog Kong and Salsbury Road, Kowloon Trade enquiries invited.

FOR SALE

YE OLDE MILL. A dwtinctive hand- made stationery, in boxes, dū sheets notepaper, 50 envelopes, Post dro

ny, $9.50 per box. Duka fy, 6i1,50 per box from 9. C. M. Post

|

MONDAY, SEPTEN

1054.

Muddled State Planning, Say E. German Farmers

Berlin, Sept. 6.

Anger and frustration at muddled state planning are evident in w series of bitter complaints from East German farmers, published in their weekly newspaper, "Der Freie Bauer (The Free Farmer).

The newspaper, though Communist-controlled, endorsed the farmers' claim that people are forced to waste valuable materials because they cannot get other necessary supplies and parts.

why.

"Let our farmers speak for harvesting ladders

first (hemselves," it declared. "Lot question Là, “Have you got any us hear how they, after tearn= | tlmiste?” ing of an ever-increasing supply.

form

of goods, bought machinery and "If another nooda a new box agricultural utensils which they for his cart to take home boat could not use because some and potatoes from his fields, small thing was missing.” I have to ask him for boards

and nails. Frau Ela Moertz, a woman of Immekath. Baxc- "When the fariners eventually Anhalt, said that the bought hand in the timber, it is usually a washing machine at a co- not properly dry. The result is operative store last Christmas, that the things made to but the machine had no motor. dump wood arty 50 per cent

"At my first complaint I war

unciices, told that the motor would be

"This is an enormous waste

I delivered later. Then I was put off again and again, and even tually the storekeeper sucrested 1 should return the machine,” she added..

"Now I want to know does a

require washing machine motor or does it not?”

The editor's reply was: washing machine certainly quires

motor-but Д co want." He advised him to meet operative store does not require the Communist party group in

who gives his the district administration. salesman customers such foolish advice."

D

ו

facturers and district authorities lasting from January 30 until June 12, asking for spare parts and an engineer to fit them,

The office, got no spare parts, "but an engineer turned up on June 19 to inspect the machine and to late that he could do missing nothing without the parts,"

The editor advised that the complaint should be taken to the Communist party group, at which produce the the works machines.

I

Modems Science – Out, Marie: CLEME

Built-In Curves For The Beach

By JOE JONES

This is the age of masquerade., Take, for example, a typical American family at dinner time.

Mr. Smith, the husband and father, arrives home carrying a smart leather brief-care-but no, it isn't leather, it's plastic, Mrs Smith is wòtting the table with water tumblers that look like patio but actually are rubber, and fine "china" dishes of plastic.

How

In the corner of the kitchen as little as 80 cents a strand (these are produced by dipping into one, gings or plastic beads in Ath is a neat little cabinet. Press a button and it: turna

new sowing scalo essence and then polish- of those compact machines.

ing).

toll the difference? Oddly enough; this requires the recent use of a comparatively scientific dovice the X-ray Takahine. If your Jeweller frat examines the pearls and is still they not sure to which class belong, you're advised by authorities to send them to laboratory that has a pearl X- ray machine.

re-beach

0

LEARNING TO READ. Thousands of American adults

Their pretty daughter dasher in from work wearing a dainty nylon dress that looks like the sheerest of silk chiffons,

raincoat that can decorative double for an evening wrap and often does and wylon stockings advertised as having Herr M. Nieswandt, who that "bare-leg look" (the same of valuable raw material. I have described himself an unpaid effect could be achieved by given up puting in any more member of the shop committee wearing no stockings at all, but Applications for timber with die at the co-operative food shop of nobody seems to have thought district authorities. At my age, Grunewald-Templin, near Ber of that). 68, I can no longer tolerate the lin, said that he was "full of This samo gir) on the bathing D speed of the bureaucrats.

about a

displays burning anger

Curves

that college The

editor criticised Herr

mode for her students, frigerator, bought last March, Nature nover "A Zoeller for his autude, because which could not be used because swim suits with built-in acces and office personnel are going re-it is "just what the bureaucrats

are for the com-sories very popular this to school to learn how to tradi one find come

No, they are not illiterate. pulsory nal inspection.

They're merely reading too slowly at the present time and in absorbing material that could consuming far too many hours

tolco minutes to assimilate. Recent reports have shown that management and office per sonnel spend up to three hours a day or 15 hours a week Juit reading the constant now. of However, e

letters, reports, -Inter-onica

NO REPLACEMENTS

com-

NO INSPECTOR

TIMBER ALLOTMENT

The local office of the formers' Herr Wilhelm Zoeller, a čare co-operative society at Kidin-Volgtengers | Salzungen, in Thuringia, penter of Mexklenburg, complained that plained that a threshing machine to connect it, but we stili can- he had received only one allot could not be used because broken

parts could not be replaced ment of timber since 1945,

"Whenever a former comes to It listed an exchange of letters me to order a couple of new land telephone calls with manu-

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 53. Queen's Building Tel: 26631

FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Balling Sept. sailing Oct.

"LAOS" “VIET-NAM"

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

"ANADYR" "IRAOUADDY"

sailing Sept. Balling Oct.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

Whew--ALL THIS.-FOR

A MOVIE?

MANDRAKE.1 TRIED TO PHONE YOU, THE EMBASSY SAYS Į HAVE TO GO TO KING BARTUN'S

BALL.

Į KEEP FORGETTING YOU'RE A ROYAL PRINCESS.

SO DO 1,EXCEPT

AT TIMES LIKE

THIS. I'M SORRY. BUT--OH HERE

THEY ARE.

FERDINAND

LULLABYE

BA

BEL

NANCY

I WISH

THAT

I ASKED IF YOU COULD GO,100. BUT CAN WE SEE THAT MOVIE TOMORROW NIGHT?

2-10

SURE.

the

tearon.

is

д

fa

and business

university exécutives

NONCHALANT This strange world of things "At first, the refrigerator coul not be connected because some that-are-bol what-they-seem missing. accepted nonchalantly by were parts Bad small

Eventually, a man came in June people who have become

customed to the constant flow not use it because someone has of new products, new materials,

new substitutes to come down from Stralsund modern science over the past

provided quarter of a century... (on the Baltic coast) for final inspection.

there remains still one item in memos and articles that arrive Im-in thele offices daily, according is considered which

to an article In the business to distinguish the real portant f:cm

magazine “Systems," the Imitation-namely Jewels, especially pearls. New processes have artificial pentia took almost like real ones. Genuine pearls, most of which come from the Persian gulf, range in price from $1,000 per necklate to hundreds thousands of dollars.

4th 1st

"Last June, 1 had to counter- sign the loss of 47 marks (nearly E sterling-

official at the exchange role) for foodstuffs gone bad. It rose to 84 marks (about 27 sterling) In July.

"Oh July 17, I refused to countersign a document on the loss of 5 lbs, of usages. Some thing must happen now.

made

of

"We are told that not a single grain must be lost, and on the

CULTURED PEARLS other hand we are throwing 6 lbs, of sausages on the dung- Cultured pearls, produced by

artificial stimulation

the 7th. Do those responsible know

how much. grain is needed to oyster, cost from $50 into the 5th make a

Pearls pla put on 5 lbs, in thousands,

that never weight?"-China Mail Special: tow an oyster may be sold for

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

ازه

OF ALL THE GIRLS IN THE WORLD, WHY DID I HAVE TO FALL IN LOVE WITH A PRINCESS T

By Mik

EVERETT

LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

Fast regular_freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Slam, Malaya, Rangoon, Calcutta and Chittagong.

"NOREVERETT"

Arrives

Salis

Sept. from Manija.

Sept 10 for Singapore, Port Swetten-

ham,

Penang. Rangoon, Chittagong & Calcutta,

"LENEVERETT”

Arrives Salls

Sept, 22 from Singapore.

Sept. 22 for Kobe & Yokohama.

"BRADEVERETT”

Arrives Sallis

Sept. 24 from Manija.

Fenant,

Sept. 25 for Singapore,

Rangoon & Calcutta.

(Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobe/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE.

Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- Chinn, Slam, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf.

"STAR ALCYONE”

Arrives Salis

Arrives Salls

Sept. 8 from Singapore.

Sept 7 for Puson,

Yokohama.

Kobe

Sept, '16 from Singapore Sept. 10 for Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya

& Yokohama,

(Aboepling ergo for transhigranest Kobo/Pasa and Kabe/Oki

Owww.

loww.

JOHNNY

HAVE YOU SEEN THE CLOWN, SİSHORE

DOG WOULD

STOP: HOWLING

MAYBE THIS. DOUGHNUT: WILL KEEP

HIM QUIET

HAZARD

GOT AWAY (BUT

SAVERY BUY ONE?!

BUY NOW WE ARE ALERT SINGH, DIETMEE

MTEBE DANGED

By Ernie Bushmiller

7.12

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

ol

Admiral

HER CONDITIONERS.

AND REFRIGERATORS

*TEK JAN THAT MADE TASMANIA FAMOUS »

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

1:

BURVEY

A survey by the US Air Force of the reading skills of all people in all walks of life in the United States revealed that the average adult reads at the rate of about 200 words minute or about as fast as an Average eightll-grado school boy.

Since World War II, reading associated with many clinfes universities have developed new techniques for improving read- ing speed and comprehension. These techniques, also adapted for uso in Industrial organisa timp, utilise special macilínda and have resulted in spoed guina: as high as 225 per cent,

PRES. BAYAR WATCHES REVIEW

3

Belgrade, Sept. 8.

·Throë- squadrons of jet air»* craft flow only: 85 feet above the spectators at a military review st Belgrade airport, today th honour of President Celal Bayar”. of Turkey, here on an eight- day omcial visit.

President Tito of Yugoslavia

and

his guest reviewed: the troops from an open jeep að then for 45 minutes watched the march past of infantry, eitillery. and mechanised units from the reviewing stande, da

TOOK PHOTOGRAPHS

When armoured units rumbled by in American Patton tanker, the Soviet military attache took. photographs from the stand.. Almost no Soviet, équipinènt was on show.

At

the lundheds which, fol- lowed

the review, President Tito and President' Bayar' èku! changed gifts, Marshal Tits then presented, decorations: to several of the Turkish delegation,

Later, President. Bayar pală an hour's visit to the Boris Kidrie Institute "of nuclear research near......- Belgrade.-Reus ter

End Of World Depressions

Stockholm Sept

*The reonuele boliby, oh main taining purchasing power and démami,, us: origina:}

by Käynes, now

| Boers more or less

S/A

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