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P&O B.I. E&A
COMPANIES
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.
PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE
བuu flaarkམ
8th February
Qulwarde "CARTHAGE"
Loves London
"CORFU"
2nd February
7th March
"CANTON"
2nd March
4th Apri
"CHUSAN”
10th March
10th April
Via Bouthampton, Port said. Aden, Bombay, Colombo,
Itemswards
Pasang singapore
Leuven Hongkong
Do Londo
*"CHUSAN”
"CARTHAGE"
2nd
11th February
February
End
Margh
18th
March
"CORFU"
Jith March
11th April
Stil Apl
Pth Atar
"CANTON"
Yla dingepore, Penang, Cotunibe, Bombay, Aden,
Port Dajd à London
Also calia Macneilton,
FREICHT SERVICE
"SINGAPORE"loads 3 ath Feb. for Kobe, Yokohama S
"BOMALI”
Diary
Swetlan londa u/9th deb. for 'pure, P
Bain, Penang. Colombo, Aden, Puck said. Chem. Alarmeliten, Havre, Lon) - dua, Aufwerp. dam & Hamburg
TREGENNA" que 20th Feb. from UK
Rou
With Überly to call at betawan bujore or agter Balta Purts and at tombay if inducemami ofera,
Bulk Tanks available for carriage of OU 10
Limited Passenger Space for retrigora tod cargo.
GMOstailun
BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD,
"SANTHIA"
"SIRDHANA de
dur
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In Feb -fl t sitt
3rd Feb
"FULTALA"
"FULTALA"
41 2
OLED 114 kl.
Que 2. ↑ mữ. Bad Ful
dur
ARTX
from Japan
fur binkapure, Penang. TRİKİMİ
Calcutta Trum Calcults Rangướn
tut Japan
OL
from craculla & B'pore for whaupon a Japan
Liam Anjonzi
fus bilampora, Rangooo. Gates in umliegend
P. & 0./B. L. JOINT SERVICE
"OLINDA"
"OKHLA"
"ORNA"
ail 22nd Juni
due 231 J sazinoti Ja tue 2200 Jon. Balla ord Jan
from PG. Dubay tur Japan
Karachi
- 44-
from Japan for Singapore, Penang. Colombo, Bombay, Bai-
PVN | MAKALAS
Kuwait
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD,
"NELLORE"
"NELLORE"
due
alls
7th Feb
uth Fob
from Australia Tor Jup
8th Mar, for Sandakan, Rabaul, Brisbane, sydney, Meli bourne & Adelaide
All vessels have liberty to call at any porte en of off the route & the route & sailing are subject to change or amendment with or without aution,
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
service to Korea,
passenger
Japan,
Philippines, Indo-Chino, Siam, Malaya, Rangoon, Cafculla and Chittagong.
"REBEVERETT"
Arrives
Salja
Jan. 25 for Singapore.
Jan, 20 for Kobe Yokohama,
"LENEVERETT"
Arrives Salle
Jan, 20 from Manila,
Jan. 27 for Singapore, Penang,
Rangoon, Calcutta Chiltagang. (Accepting cargo for transhipwent Robe/Pusan
and
Kobe/Okinawa)
EVERETT STAR LINE
Fast regular treight — refrigerator
service to
Japan, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi anë
Persian Gulf,
(Subject to inducement for direct call Korea),
·"STAR ALCYONE“
Arrives Salis
Arrives *Sails
Jan. 28 from Japan..
Jan. 29 for Singapore, Port Swetten. ham, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Basrab, Kuwali & Bahrain,
Feb. 3 from Singapore. Feb. 3 tor Kobe & Yokohama.
(LIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION)
(Accepting oarge for transhipment: Kobe/Pusan and Kabe/Okinawa}'
EVERITT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION 3/
Underporated in the Rapuntse DE PARÁMA
with Limited-Latongy in Chinem Department: Telephone 28393. Queen's Building, Telephone B1206.
THE CHINA "MAIL," FRIDAY, ́ - JANUARY 21, › 1955.
CHINA Mystery Death
Of Chinese
HONGKONG
PUBLISHED DAILY LAFTERNOONBY
Price, 20 cents per copy,
Baturdaya 20 cents, Subscription: $8,00 per month.
Postage: China and Maca $3.00 per month. UK. British Powpasalors and other countries (7.50 per month. News contributions always wel- come, should be addremmed to the Editor, business communications and advertisements to the Budretary.
Telephons; 16411 (8 Linen), KOWLOON OFFICE) Balisbury RMS. Telephone: 82638.
Classified Advertisements
20 WORDS $4.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID
INSERTIONS ADDITIONAL
$2.00 PER DAY
10 centa PER WORD OVER 20
On
Mountain
Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 20.
A party of mountain climbers have brought back the bones of a man who died high on a rocky ledge 15 years ago — and who left a message scratched on the wall before he killed himself.
the Divoir
It took them over two bours | perscral effects-n wolch, a cuff to work their way over pre-link, ovine-and the remains of cipices and treacherous rock cloting near the bonc, Elght Lorch D. ES www.. Lalle to the lodge where skeleton lay. There were a few piled neally at one side.
More important, there was n message in Chinese scratched on
"Tr the rock wall, nnyone else he thould come to this apot,
I am a should sign his name. Cantonese from Lok Wool dia. trict in South China.
NOTICE
BANK HOLIDAYS The Exchange Banks
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 per Insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25, be closed for the transaction cents each additional word. ALTERNATË INSERTIONS
10% EXTRA
of public business on Monday and Tuesday, 24th and 26th January 1965. (Chinese New
If not prepaid a booking fee Year Holidays). of 60 cents in charged.
DEATHS
Hongkong, 21st Jan, 1966.
TENG-Leng_Yin (nee Tay? belured NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
wife of Dr P. 1. Têng posed sway at the Queen Mary Hospital, at 70s on Friday, January 21, 1906 The portage will leave the Hong Kong Funeral Home al 3 p.D. on Saturday, January 22, 1000, aller religious services com- metickog at 10 p.m. Fuzeral wi sake place at the Chinese Chri Lina Cernelery, Pokfuium.
BUSINESS
LABOR MANCHESTER IMPORTIRI require oflare uf remost check # 06 x bi 20/20s also 60” paks alessings both cation and condensar wat
Bond Manuise.urers only patterns and rock bottom C. prices Textiles Limited, 7, brune Cables Lana. Manchester 4, Posland. I reedylax.
WANTED KNOWN
DR. SCHOLL'S Foot Comfort Ber- oe, Telephone Hausa (Mezzanine! Hongkon
tion your fides the expert ation-
deserve-by London.
qualified Chiropodist
FOR SALE *
WILL FORMS. Power of Attomey
Fonne,
Tenancy Agreement Farma on 1 al "S. C. M. Post
m/Y TAIYUAN"
Arrived 20th January, 1935
Damaged cargo en Uila vento? will ba surveyed by Mosars Goddard & Douglas at tiong Kong & Kowloon at 10.00 at on What Godown Wednesday 28th January and Thurs- day 27th January, 1955, and con signet representallyes are requested
be pre, ent during survey.
BUTTERFIELD & SWINE, Agent Australian-Urioniai Line Lid.. China Navigation Co, Ltd.
"I was born in Lung Sow Pot Vilinge. My name is Chan Kat-
February 3rd in the 28
the Chinese
Бл.
year of (1940)."
Republie
SUICIDE SUSPECTED Poller ald the death ap- peared to be a suicide, but they could offer no explana- tion as to who Chan WIN, why or how he killed him-
hia TCRYON Dolí, от
for the choosing
almost In- accesible ledge in the caves for his last resting place.
The mystery of the man who fled far from human kind and then, as his dying wish, asked others to sign their names be- side his own still remains un-
his request solved and
None unanswered. climbers signed their naracs Chan's messago translated ww.li reached Kuala France-Presse,
Was
was the for not they had Lumpur-
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
Queen's Building Tel: 26651 P.O. Box $3
FAST PASSENGER/FREICHT SERVICE "CAMBODGE" "VIETNAM"
sailing Feb. 25th sailing Mar. 25th
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
"DONAI" "ANADYR"
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
FERDINAND
NANCY
sailing Feb. 21st sailing Mar. 13th
MANDRAKE WHAT DO YOU MEAN
OR SOMETHING"7 SAY GET
GOOD NIGHT. THEY'RE NOT FISH. THEY'RE --
SPEAR GUNS. SAW FISH-OR SOMETHING.
I'M HUNGRY. HOW ABOUT A SANDWICH?
HE LIKES FRANKFURTER SANDWICHES
O.K.
JOHNNY HAZARD
T-THE POLICE
WILL ARRIVE SHORTLY
DR
THERE'S NO DOUBT THIS IS MURDER, ANBELA/ BUT WHO BOOK LINCSIBA A HAGRO, YOUR UNCLE
SHOUGH TO KILE
HOBODY? UNCUT ALBERTO, WAS INTELLE LIKERLAND HE WAS S HOT ROCHETHERS VAS
ALE A ROUSER
OH, DEAR BREAD
--- NO
BREAD
THIS FATHER IN HIS
·HAND COULD. KE HAVE BIEN TRYING TO TELL US SOMETHING7 HMM A4THAT TRUCK DRIVER. WHO ALMOST RAN USA
Father Drops W. Indians Attracted
Libel Suit
Milan, Jan. 20.
The father of Irma Capote Afinatolo, a blande beauty
seen frequently
In the company of ex-King Farouk of Egypt.
BTI
น
*
repped a libel suit against two Milan newspapers after planation that their reports were not meant to defame Minatolo
the girl's repu
reputation.
Aures's Carece
fied en't a year ago after the Man Bunday paper Domenica Del Oneriere had published ber plorate with the caption *Farouk ar
Marchesir a his false (deuthter of a Marquess)". "They Tho paper Brid called her Misrobésing but It seems the girl is not re-
MarquessTM In the Istod
old Capcoe M'natolo and noble Neapolitan
family
The daf'y paper Corriere Della Bern was also sued for a sim'lar report,
WAL
father has said he The
deze need from the Princes Capeoe Minatolo of Canosa.
Calpa Mali
Special
Radio Hongkong
IL.K.T.
Produced
4
يوية
By Britain's - Industrial Boom
"
By Sidney Taylor`.
London, Jan. 20. Mass emigration from the West Indies is in- reasing Britain's coloured population at the rate of 10,000 a year and the total is expected to be nearer 20,000 in 1955.
In London and Birmingham, there are already social problems. In each case an industrial boom and an acute labour shortage has attracted thou- sands of coloured men, eager to work.
Employers have welcomed them and trade unions have co-operated in the friendliest "manner. Overnight, as it were, whole streets have become West Indian.
"Little
created.
Harlems" have been
But for the shortage,
should be controlled. No however, seems to know chronic housing this should be done.
Between all might have been well, since the capacity of the two cities to absorb people fram the colonies has hardly been } tested.
HOPELESS PLIGHT
But
In Birmingham. 50 600 bestly Gvido d citizens have been walling for years for homes of their
Longon. own. In borough of Lambeth alone. nearly 10,000 are in s simi- larly hopeless plight.
Africans and
121
Lind
one, how
departments of the government, consultatiens have been going on for БОЛЛО time. They have to work without any How real Fallslies conceming many
West Indlan workers there are over, here. As British citizens, West Indians can come and go as they please. There are no records to abow how many hove come, where they are now, or what they are doing.
imposed In
WAS DOUBTFUL Sir Hugh Foot came hero feeling, he
sald, that per- haps some form of restrio-
be might
or fu Jamales
Later, he was doubtful about this. He had in mind the American system of selecting mon, placing them in jobs and sending them home I they do not stay where they are pui.
Yet the thousands of coloured Signal 6. The
and Programune
people now flooding into these Summary: 0,03, Children's Italf Hour.
lion Charlestowns must have somewhere to The Water Bobles"
elther even if they are ready to live, Kingaley.
by ilerbert
Britain. 6.30, make shift with four, five and Smlb. Part
(BBCTS}{ Popular Song Parade; 05, Weather six to a room.
Asians Increase Time Slyna) and World Report: 7, News (London Relay); 7.09, Com- the problem, although the main mentory (London Relay) or special Influx is West Indian. The West
7.10.
them Norwegian indians, 90 per cent announcementa:
from the overcrowded island of Bhaprody. (nlo); 7,30, "Viewpoint" A Weekly Magazine devoted to the
Jamaica, come here because they Arts edited and introduced by Janet find life too difficult at home. R. L:: Reviewed by Julian
There are £10 a week Jobs gathering of West Indian work- Newinan "How to be Topp by to be had in Britain. There areng men in London they shouted
Wujan, Ronald Beario, Likuttiy
also employment and sickness "No!" Pub by Parrish at Sa Bd. “The Cen: Sencats in the welfare staje. He assured them that Britain
ry or The Common Fear" by Lord
When Sir Hugh
Foot, would always be very reluctant Kinross Pub. by Putnam at £0% ou
unuput: cten Oswall Bomerset Governor of Jamaica, was here to erect barriers preventing her Maugham reading extracts frum recently, he said: "All
he la-own
people from entering the Cakes and Ale'': 5. Artişt of the
that many more country, The Governmnt has
But when Str Rugh suggested this kind of restriction to 4
Week Elisabeth Schwarzkopf dications are (soprano); Bis. Short Sloty. "The West Indians want to come toance stated that for the moment it is not going to suggest restric-
legislation Mr W. A. Bustamante, fermitive
Minister 23 Chier
of Jamales, told | governments.
3 uuen, of Furino, England." Hend by Helen Dowell_(Bæcorded)| 8.30, Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyun in "Life with the Lyugs plaude
to
Colonial
KOOS
"I did it with my little Halchet
me: "You
You can expect thousands, Immigration, therefore, (BBC79) 9. Time Big Mun They are short of food because on and the Corporation of Bir- Gov lower Chamel, Ki Roquezu
where all the West John presented by
MacLean Britain is not buying suficientmingham, Willia (Sudio): 10,
Alexander of their produce. To get these Indians save a very few are h Bustamante. A Personal Portrait
are even bor-work, is complaining about the by A.L.T. Henry (DBCTS); 10.15, passages, they
Cafe: 10.30, Boulevard
Record
So far as 1 am complete lack of control, which wig money. Round-about: 10.09. Weather Report concerned, the whole population aggravates the housing problem 11. Time Signal Radio News Revi
unfair burdon and places an can come over." 11.10. (Recorded London Relay);
Demands are now being made upon the municipality. God Bave Thi Goodnight: 11.30,
In Britain that Queen; Close Dow
immigration Coloured workers arriving in
{Britalti` üštially make for
particular district
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
SUDDENLY, COLD,RUBBERY
ARMS ENCIRCLE
HIM
By Mik
By Ernie Bushmiller
-FANIE BUSHMILI
By. Frank Robbins
„HELLEKT HERE IN AN AWFUL HURRY..... AND US TRUCK HAS : LOADED WITH BROS THAT MEANS JA HE WAS THE LAST MAN TO SEE YOUR UNCLS
TALK
ABOUT
MAGIC!
Have you seen
Admiral
AIR CONDITIONERS
AND REFRIGERATORS
GARD
*THE JAM THAT MADE STARMANIA' FAMOUS"
BLACK MAGIC
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
San Miguel
where there
know. Often
is someone they with tle money in their poc- dressed and shod, kets, poorly they find shelter in some back- street
tenement owned by coloured landlord, Though over- crowded and expensive, it usually clean and warm. It always friendly,
a
of
Large concentrations coloured citizens in any ono area urully leads to some kind of resistance on the part of a small minority
while of the
community.
LOSE STANDARDS They feel that their dis- triet is losing its standards, that "slam' аго keing
til created by
further with
overcrowd'nt. Those shops and houses are afraid that their value will decline,
The ordinary workman, especially if he is unemployed, is very suspicious of a growing pool of cheap, coloured "labour. He argues that it cannot pos sibly have a good effect on wages and conditions In local factories.
the
It is not only Town Councils, Members of Parilament and Welfare Officers who want an ofetal enquiry into the situa← tlon. The colouret people, too, are pressing for it.
to
Those who have time to come declare that they meetings aro discriminated against when they look for a job or a place to stay. They allege that white and Ger. "foreignera"-Poles
mans, of whom there are large naturalised colonies in London colodred -get preference over British subject-China Special
Mail Notices-
The intent times of porting shown below see those for an registered correspondence powed at O.P.O. Hongkong. The kiret posting times.... elsewhere which In general, Red warlier than the G.P.O.. times can be ascertained. by enquiry at the toral' omer.
Thay lalást: porting, times for rugivlared, articles are generally one hour earlier than the times shown below. Particulars regardi ing parent malls can heʻuncurkaine ad by enquiry at any pass offer. On Monday, January 24, 1955, Post amices will be closed to box lobbissat G.P.O.Shensigwan sné, U.Þ.0, Kowloon will he kept open from 9 am to móon
ד' ,'
On Tuesday, January 25, 1858 Chio Publie counters at (1.1.0., Sheds E WAN ENG U.FA) Kowloon will be open for public. Waliness from # mm.: to naʊm, "The dox lobbies at .G.P.O, and 0.7,0. Kowloon wil
And SheungWED POR, Ofice
Livery commenting a ́le Kat, and une bellertion frem....... all
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