CHINA MAIL

HONGKONG PUBLISHED.DAILY (AFTERNOONS)

Price, 20 cents par copy, Baturdays 30 cents.

Dubscription!

Noon Edition only

$1.00 per month.

Late final Edition

$6.00 per month.

Postage: China And Macao $3.00 per mg, U., Deltic Posessions and other countrim $2.00 per month. contribution always we}- News come, should be addressed to the Editor, business communications and advertisements to the Recretary.

Telephone: ZMI ( nea) KOWLOON OFFICE:

Halisbury Rond.

Telephone: 145..

ENADORASTENERS NAISESTA TURTLE CAETER TO BE. EKSEL

Classified

Advertisements

20 WORDS $4.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS $2.00 PER DAY

10 cents PER WORD OVER 20

Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 par insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 cents each additional word. ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10% EXTILA

If not prepaid a booking foo

of 50 cents la chargha,

----

CARS FOR SALE

1955 MORAIN MINOR, 16,onu gegutze Tails, perível mechanical condition, | une owner dryer with a seam gear driving record. Tekphony 2226G,

PREMISES TO LET ISLAND

LUXURIOUS, furzimed two-storey- ed house at Begrulse Bay. pacions bedo with attached bathrooms, Liling-rooms, air-conditinted bai- Wow! ele. Including large garden. Monthly rental $4,000 excluding tolen. Sole negotiable. Contact Be% 180 "China Meli."

STAMP'S

Tapw

BUMETHING EXCLUSIVE, Colec turs packeta of amorted aliam po An entirely

South China Morning Powì ltd., Wyndham Street. Hongkon

Salisbury Roud, Kowloon,

and

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

m.. "TAIYAN"

Arrived: 28th July, 1930 Homaged vary ex ble versel will De nurayed by Mears. Browheat Hongkong & Kecsloom Whorf Cloduwen" at 10.00 a 113. LITT Friday, 14 and Subantay, Ist

Augnet, 1969 and consignees repper. sentatives, nee requested" to be pers neist sturing murveg

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, (UK) LTD.

Asinta

Austenlantiriëntal Line Ltd, The Chica Navigation Co. 1.56.

—---མ...

To ADVERTISERS

not

SUNDAY POST-HERALD Здасе for commercial advertising should ba booked

later than noon on Wednesdays. For the BOUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication. Bpcclai

Announcements and Classified Advertise- mants as usual.

For

* THE CHINA MAIL, ́WEDNESDAY, JULY 29,· 1859..

THE WAY

• BY

MAIL

Notices by Beachcomber

The latent times of posting shown below are those for un registered correspondante posted at Q.P.U., Hongkong. The intest posting mes elsewhere which, in general, are cartier Ulan the 6.P.0. Umes can be sacoriained By enquiry at the local ones,

The latest posting times for registered articles are generally she hour earlier than the times Rhoya below. Particulars res garding parcel Sulis can be Ascertained by enquiry BÍ BOJ post amice.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 By Air

Philippines. 2 p.b. Cambodia, 0 p.m. Japan,

0 p.m.

Howell, U.S.A..

By Burface

Canada,

West Africa, Ghana parcela direct,

3:

Macan 0 p.m.

THURSDAY, JULY 30

By Air China, People's Republie, T..

THE head raster who, la au

arp

address to the school, said "In life it Is a good think to know where

you going" may have had in mind the famous raccherse Tangerine which used to turn round in mid-course and go the other way.

On one occasion his Jockey, Fred Ambler, laughed so much ut these antica that he had no kden where he going. Later, the horse come to a stop side the local Hasworks. An animal psychiatrist diagnosed lack of training.

out-

Are they sick of it? THE organisers af compell-

tions for carnival queens are nonplussed by the refusal of the girls in two villages to compete. They attribute it shyness rather than to nausea. But perhaps a

llule

Jo

PEOPLE

in the news

£150,000 FOR A

RUINED LIFE

London.

A SMALL, frail woman waited

eagerly in her London flat dur- interes: ing the "goodwill tour" of the Japan- Endin, Pakistan Middle might be stirred up by the offer ese Premier, Mr Nobosuke Kishi, Erics. Great

Europe, 10 A.M.

24

winner of ear, a lele.

Thailand, Sturma, North Borneo, į vision sef, and a day's free recently.

Malaya. Indeuenia. 30

Philippine Airala,

2nd. Fl. p..

New

Zea

Formon, Okinawa, Korea, 11. n.

Thailand, Great Bri

India, Adan, Airies,

thin FATope, p.m.

Hawaii, U.5.A., & p.m. Jovan, 6 p.in.

Dy Burber

China, People's Republic, 7 a.m. New Zeast, F, parcels direct,

15 am.

Indetenia, 11 ..

Thailand. p.m. Maeno, Í bín,

Korea, 3 b..

Macon 1.10.

Vietna France, 1

FRIDAY, JULY 31 My Ale Cambodia.

shopping in Paris. Carnival queens are getting too big for their mink sundals,

In passing

A'

N article on

For Mrs Winifred Dyett, Mr Kishi's visit was a chance perhaps

street-cries her last to press her claim for which survive in Europe more than £150,000 against the omitted the high wall of the sardine-sellers of Ciboure and Japanese Government. the more robust call

of the nougat-sellers of Montelimar Far more romantic is the coll of the Sereno, who, in some old Spanish lowns, announces, during the hours of darkness, Pakistan, the time and the weather. Some years before the Inst war I heard this call in a 1ttle village an the Austman side of the Bren- ner.

She claims the money as compensa- tion for:

Bormioni, 10 a.m Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, a p.m. 2lippians, Dulch New Guinen, Australia New Zealand & Fi

La pov.

Hwall. 2,19

Canada, U.S. A., 4 pm.

By Succe

China, Peopleša Umpabile, 7 mint. Mlyn, Ceyton, Irudia. Aden, Epl. Great Britain, Europe. (Cyprus

via Port Seith). Noon.

Mara, 1 p.

E. & 3. Airten (8, & 5, Rhnete ka

& Nyamland parcels vis Hektar. 2 Bind

daninkes. (Cristobal C.2., parcola

Camrod, m.

MacAL AUGUST 1

Ily Burtze

Cidta. People's Repubjlę, 7 a.m. Now Callunta parcels direct, A

New Zealand, Australia, 10 3.m. Macao, I p.m.

Famosa, 1 p.m.

Marun. 6 pm.

Chaya. People's Repubile. 6 p.m. SUNDAY, AUGUST 2

By Burface

Maes. 1 p.m.

China, People's Republic, 6 p.m.

TARGET

How many

words of

four tellers UFOLUTE Cân

you 12

frun the

Teltery 150

R

N

G

1

M

S

231

the

12

each word.

letters

In ac ut

the Aquare

At the IELT

the may be used nove zay.

wart murt con• tuko gler Turge letter in the centre gouře, and there m beat jeusz the nine-inkter word in the H. No plurais 2 na foreign Wesrila no proper names. TODAY'A TALOET"; 27 werde good 35 words, very good: 43 ed, excellent Nolation tomorrow.

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION; aught Kully cault silt xlut guft Kitty his half BAUGirly han Highl; hik lalty lath sehr laugh

*tall 1960 "naly

P.O

London Express Bervice

R.M.S. "CORFU"

EMBARKATION NOTICE

~London Express Service).

CROSSWORD

H

Aura.

3 vireshing drink. (4-8)

7 Write F

Break (4)

1 bar of the sitnan (6, 3)

11 Baatein rules. (4)

la "Atendow (31

15 Gulvern animat iba

17. A horze may well be turnen sa

ir of cutting shrub, 17) 38 The 20. Cast with the aid of the star

Crickel international. (6) Wading bird. (1

Down.

1. theatrical urination

2 store maid (anec.). (P)

3. Finish. (3)

Bench hamneda (VE

5 Empleya. (4)

is a ten

pepper. (7)

10 Walked n

PA Mon

animal.

14 Wiere

a

ne'er-do-well da

A APARUTE

NBA RODE 107 12, 31

1 Brave MRT

(41 IO, Top Card

(3)

E41

London Express Bervice

BIBLE THOUGHT.

FOR TODAY

• Ransom she paid Chinese ban- dits who kidnapped her husband in Tien- tsin in 1939, at the instigation of the occupying Japanese authorities,

Assault and battery on her husband, who later died as a result of the tortures inflicted on him.

Loss of her husband's business

in Tientsin.

nesses.

Loss of her own three busi-

Loss of three shipmonts of jade, ivory, porcelain and other Oriental treasures.

• Interest on the money for the past 20 years.

Exporting

Mrs Dyott's husband,

was a successful chant in Tienlain.

Hugh, British mer

"Our businer used to export

a great deal of wool--mainly Britain," she carpet wool-1

said.

We

"It was a big business. had our own camel train travel- ling through China to bring the merchandise Into Tientsin.

"When the Japanese invadeil the country during the Sino- Japanese war they treated the British rather badly,"

Barriers

"I think they knew that the war was coming and that Japan was going to Ko in against the Brilish,

They erected Customs barriera

and everywhere

Uhey often make used to

us take clothes off to show we not carrying anything before they would li us through the harriers.

our

WCIC

"The head of the occupying forces was a horrible man lila name was General Honna. and I bellove he was executed later for war crimes.

"When the Japanese guards at the barrier made a mistake und forced the wife of the Ger- mun Consul to undress he made them kowlow to her three times in public us a sign of apology.

"Ho

down

made

AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER

Tearing Down Much Needed Housing Causes An Uproar

Sydney. THE Sydney suburban council of Wool-

lahra has stirred up-maybe for itself- one big heap of trouble by ordering two big construction companies to tear down two blocks of flats valued at about £1 million.

The Council claims that translations to make it suit-

for international changes were made to the plans able

con- Up to now Australla after permission had been given ferences, to proceed with the flats.

lacks those special facilities.

The construction companies have threatened to go to every court in the land to prevent the Counell carrying its threat into action, but the general opinton

in that this will not be neces» sary.

The Premier, Mr Cahili, sald this week that there was some misconception that the Sydney Opera House was being bull exclusively for the production of

opera

"Opera will not even be the The story in high circles prime use of the Opera House,"

he said. around town is that if the coun-

"Symphony concerts, solo re- ell do succeed in getting legal sanction for the demolition of citals, ballet, dramatic presentn- the flats which are in the show tions, Intimate theatre, chamber window of Sydney

at Darling music and pageants are among possibilities of the Point the Government would the many whip a bill through within building. In fact any form of entertainment which requires a work designed specifically to stage, an auditorium sitting from prevent the texring down of 200 to 2,000 will be possible.

£1 million work of urgently needed housing.

"Language translation equip- mont will also make it possible

It is also said that the Gove to stage International conferences

crnment feels so strongly about in the building."

the position that it is preparing

a bili so that action can be

taken at the drop of a hat.

So good have been the recruit- ing igures in the Australian Army over the last 12 months that the Government bas bern able gradually to increase the physical standard of candidates. was falling aft badly some time ago the physical requirements were slowly relaxed,

community to use the husband's coat-tails, Il knock- trading

When recruiting ved the out-I couldn't eat for Japanese currency.

"Of course, my husband op- days, my jaw was so sore.

That was the fast I sow of posed this and I think that was one of the things they disliked my husband for three weeks, him for," she said.

and the last I ever saw of hằm "It was very clever, the way in good health." they arranged his kidnapping.

"At first-about three days kidnapping all before the the policemen patrolling our area suddenly were with- drawn,

"Then two well-dressed Chinese canc To our trouse and got Inside on some pre- text, to look at the layout of the house, of course. Next day the bandits arrived.

All Armed

She added: "He tried to escape once. and one of the bandits hit him over the head so hard that it laid his scalp open from the forehead right to the back of his head.

"Every day the Japanese used to come and watch while the Chinese gave him the works. They used to kick him a lot. I

received was the injuries. he from

repeated kicks in the oin that caused his death in 1945.

"There were five of them, ali dressed in long black couls and Bomb Threat little black skull · cups. The servant let them in. He didn't "When they surrendered him, realise they were bandits.

was rocking— the poor man "Then each of them produced nbsolutely covered with lice. an American Automatic and un- He had had no sleep for three buttoned the lapel of their coats weeles." to show bandollers slung around their bodies.

"My husband grabbed the telephone and tried to call for help.

while "Rut

of the bandits rounded up the ser- vanite, the others tore the telephone from the wall and threw on the floor.

Then they started to frog- match my kusband to the door,

Knocked Out

1 know that ye seck Jesus. Matthew 28:5.

In despair after all other

have disappointed,,

them go right Ways

with their foreheads "I called out to the bandits men

more and

more are touching the ground and, of to stop and they told me not turning to the Nazurino as course, that loan of face was to come downstairs, but I went the only Bafe guide and really worse than death for the down and asked them to take

Japanese." way.

me, too. Mry Dyott recalled how the "But the bandit leader hit Japanese had tried to force the me on the jaw as I grabbed my

the Cincinnati, Ohio.

United Kingdom

Preza-Radio Bible Service, via Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Aden and Port Said.

EMBARKATION: Passengers should embark between 2.30 and 4.00 p.m. on 31st July, 1969.

at 5.00 p.m. on 31st July, 1969.

SAILS:

BAGGAGE:

Should be sent to Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Co's Godown (No. 2 Gate) by G p.m. on 30th July, 1959.

(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION)"

Highball

74.78 NATHAN RD. MANSON HOUSE, 2ND FL

Tel: 69900

COCKTAIL LOUNGE

PIANO

*BATOHUIC%

BAR

SALLY CONTRERAS

COFY · ELEGANT · INTIMATE.

Hlaual Price

Army officials say that better pay and exercises that are more like the real thing have rejuvenated army recruiting and what's more they are con- fident that the trend will con- tinue,

* *

Although wool sales have teken a tumble of something like £100 million in

It was

revealed this week that the four River class ships rold recently by the Govern- ment shipping line, the Austro- ilon NaUonal Line, brought £220,000.

mer-

The buyer was scrap chants, Albert G. Simms Ltd., of Sydney, who had stipulated that a condition of sale should be that the price was kept con- fidential,

*C-

However, he recently

Government from leased the this part of the deal.

Shipping, authoritice feel that Albert Has secured a bargain.

The pour old New South Wales Liberals are having just us much Internal strife as the Federal Labour Party.

If over an Indication was need- the last ed that political unity is een-

12 months, Australia is learning tal

win the Treasury Benches

to live comfortably in spite of it can be seen both in the Fed the instability of wool cheques, eral Labour ephere and with the according to Professor 3. N. New South Wales' Liberals. Lewis,

Federal Labour, ripped by in- the The professor says that the ternal wars, has been in

for more wool recession in the last two political wilderneES

while in Now years had talled to trigger off than 12 years,

decline in South Wales, it is nearly 21 at a more general economic activity.

years since a non-Labour party

Dynth was only released It is not so long ago that a governed. after the British had thres-

fall of a few pence a pound in

Out of th blue last week tened to bomb the headquar- | wool coused deep gloom in all

came a demand that the present ters of General Honna, Then quarters and certainly the the ransom was reduced to normal man in the street felt the leader, Mr Pat Morton, resign. 70,000 Chinese dollars-about repercussions of the falling wool The move was so sudden that £4,000,

cheque.

few people believed that the Now, with our other vast In- threat should be taken serious- dustries and growing volume of ly, but it was gradually realised exports, the price of wool, while that The three members who certainly of extreme importance asked for the resignation were no long entirely decides the acting only as spokesmen for a economic plcture.

sold rebel party.

Dyott never recovered from the beatings that the Chincos administered at the Instigation

of their Japanese employers,

He returned to England and died in 1945.

Meanwhile, the Japanese con- seated their possessione in Tientsin.

**I om poor woman now," Mrs Dyolt sald

"I have to rent out a room of my dat. I have to mend ny own shoes."

CHINA MAIL ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

FILMS KING'S & PRINCESS: "Ride Lonesome,” starring Nandolph - Booli. and– Karen. Steele,- HOOVER &

Mansions,"

GALA: "Green starring Audrey Hepburn and Anthony Per- king, with Lee J. Cobb. ROXY & BROADWAY:

Man

Who

Jack

and his balancing acts, and from Britain; 20.15, the Tabori Duo,

Rendezvous: A hot in the

__and______his_____band,

abows Sarl,

by and

Continental

10.43.

Weather! 1, Time, Niws Heel; 11.16, Heverie; 150, Cices Down.

STATE: "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman," starring James Main and Ava SUN YA: Maslo by Ollie Delfino Gardner.

and faing Gatchalina sud

Latin ORIENTAL: "The Blue Labs,""

"REDIFFUSION starring Dirk Bogarde,

Americans. U.S. TV singer 2

Varisly Calls 14 P.m. Wednesday Tune:

Concer Warner and Perry Evans. Paul Lombard.

"Mozarts Story and Mule"; NIGHT SPOTS

BLUE HEAVEN: Bing Rodrigues | 4. Twenty-Six Hours; 4.18, Sponsored And his band with vocalist Programme: 430, Btriedy Instru

mental: 5, Chlidren's Comer-Auntie Estela, Floor

Itay: 630, Wednesday Requests-Rou dancer Зардието

Ross: 0. Melachrino Maricate; 6.28, Revere of Roghe.

Hirthday Matiba: 630, The Anchers: 6.43, Frankie Masters Show: 7 Lone HIGHBALL: Musto by Celso ntar zangan: 7.10. Music for Young Carillo and his band. Floor-People-by 75. T. F. 7.45, Per shows by Japancao dancer

conality PATOGO-Mariono Dalsich; Sarl, and Rovero of Boche. Announcements and Interlude: 8.1) & METROPOLE: "The CARLTON: Marlon Francisco | PRINCESS GARDEN; Music by Muso Show: 9. The Prodigal Precipice," Japanese award

Combo with Lita Berry Yaneza and kia combo. Father, 0.35, The Telephone int winner as Asian Film Festival,

Talk by Me H. M. Howell on Botela

Forsbows by the Tabori Dao at KAPCAI B., Baldor with English sub-filles,

GOLDEN PHOENIX: Hob And the balancing fenta of non Rose; 10, Soames' yorayle E PARAMOUNT:

gintre 10.50. Jaz Crib 1.8.A. 11. Marksworth, semantional

Johnny Broadway," wild guantop Prem: 11.00, Date With Davam cher with Franco

vocalists Franco and Terry, SLE Ponching Terry. Masie by

and his Dynamie

"The CILAMPAGNE: Mnalo by laing Understood

Gatchalian and Bie Quintet Women,"

Kears starring

retardar Chanh là Amy Fonda and Losile Caron,

You and Thomas LEE & ASTOR: "Imilation of Floorshow, soroballo sola d Life" Lana Turner and John plays of Chinese Mandartu

Gavin.

opera.

STAR

*Horror

of Peter Chambing, Mifahnel Gough and Mielies Stribling, with Chris topher Lee as Dzaoula, RITZ, “The Geisha Boy," with

Jerry Lewis. MAJESTIC:

Dracula," starring

myho Hanging Tree." starring Gary Cooper. Marts Bobell and KAF Malden.. CAPITOL: MEBL of. Eden" *starring Jaznou Dean, Julie, Harris and Kaymond Massey.

Garcia

Danceros. Vocalist; Eng TË Minda,

RADIO HONGKONG

MIC

:

Jabile! Sukluda:To Midosɣbt; 11

Dowa. TELEVISION

Kerbside gold mines)

Pal Morton eventually went and Mr Asken has now placed him.

In the last few years it is

The Sydney City Council ex- pecta to have £100,000 in hand possible to name at least four lenders of the New South for another parking station at Wales Liberals and

sech one the end of this year--half of it shows little prospects of getting from parking meters. The other his Parly back into Govern half will be net profit from the ment. Council's first two pariding

The plain feel of the matter

¡ stations.

The Council is now receiving is that the Liberals have ben New South income from these gold mines out of office In

which cost £50 each.

at the rate of £20,000 a month, Wales for so long that they are The Council has put a lot of rapidly losing the art of Nov- this revenue into new meters crnment and have little politi- cal know-how of what to do to Other expenses include the get back and again learn the parking police £15,000 lagt frade, ycor-meter mochanles and halt -the-cost-of-stroot.parking signs.. Meter revenue is now about £10,000 a month-equal to that of the two parking sintions.

Negotiations are now going on for another parking stallón gia and maybe an cymore will be removed by bullding on the rall way tracks at the entrance, of the underground system.

The exclusivo women's olub, The Queen's Club, has created history by buying a city hotel for £325,000.

History was cheated by the fact

that 2325,000 * tha highest peleo - even palá fora hotel in this State and. It is the first hotel to change hande na a club since the wat

Transfer of the ligitor Bernen set the ladies

Although the proposed Byzincy will probably Opera House is sill scratching back at least another £10,000 around for funds it is quite ob- and although the Hotel 1 - vious that the Government tremely modern many altera- tends to go full speed ahead

tlans will ba with the project and worry

Deocamry about

arisco.

8.30

I pm, Children's Hour Cartoons:

the cash pect as it 250,000 might not be too high p.m. For the

Very B.io.What Do You Do"-Nastor

an estinzata for these, Young, by Mavie and Jončnat 5:40. Wise: 6:30. Jet Jackson-Flying Com

The Queen's Club has · The Benelong Point site is HOTEL MIRAMAR: Bɑf Faller Evening Serenader di

mande; 6, Clos COLOR and His Quartet with Miles La Band Ghow12.15, Letter from America

Lombardo Show: 7.30, British TV

now a busy little beehive and limited membership New;

"Father Known Berl": Ling

ARMATRAW Cooks; 730, Jura Xemeing

12.50. AI Hitchcock Prmenia huge trenches cut out of solid which includes some PARAMOUNT: Music by Glan-David Dunzerley 3.66, Wacther Clos Martell, ius: ruck run through the area and vidoes and richest

dla, commentary/

indestructibja carlo and his Italian Combo, is, ut for You-by hurray Comes very shortly the first of the New South Wales.

No one avoje and Hammond organist Marty') Dirom the Donnert ** Hall "Ruby Drymonly 2400 Cantonens Feature foundations will be poured,

Piano Bar. in the

Floor Won (planet) My Worst (repent

Bridegroom The ride and the

The Opera House, incidenta)- joln woartet: 50.

11.10. Sun Mar - Zee-tanng; Shows: Johnny, Broadway Weathsej 12, Timm, Ngwa, Home News Night, Fzaa).

by, will be wired for langungo "vited".

Late

the

of 1,100,

of the

families in

nominates

to

club. shay, -ara

r

Share This Page