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DANCING LESSONS

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1946.

Textile Expert Says:-

Lancashire Must Must

Be Modernised

(By. Eric Thornton)

Manchester, June 3. The Lancashire cotton industry will have to mo- dernise its mills and adopt double shift work- ing if it is to win back its former prosperity, the British observer attached to the United States Textile Mission to Japan, Mr. F. S. Win- terbottom, told me today.

Supporting the recommendations contained in the recent report of the Cotton Working Party, Winterbottom said: "It is idle to argue about the cost.

"America, with its hilcher costs, is going in for this development as fast as she can and if it pays We shall Aries it will pay us. also have to reckon again with Japan as a competitor in both cotton and rayon."

Winterbottom continued: "The reduction of Japanese spindles from the pawar figure of 12,000,- воо to 3,000,000 wns brought about by the gigantic scrapping programme instituted by the Japanese Army, over which the civil

government and industry had not the slightest influence."

Bombing destroyed મ great number of factories. Looms in the spinning mills were one hun- dred per cent automalie and high draft frames, which cut out some of the intermedinte processes of epinning were regeral.

Thore la no mule spinning.

The main features of Japanese mills were the amount of space between machines which enabled them to be kept unscrupulously clean and the lightness and air- iness of the rooms

Labour Short

Eighty-five per cent of the en- Lire luhour force consists of girls whose ages range from 13 to 18

They live in wooden dormitories. attached to the mills, and work double shifts of eight and a half

WITH PEDRO-SYSTEM, Begin-hours of 26 days a month. ners are able to dance like ex- perls in a few weeks. Even if you've failed before, Pedro can help you to dance with ease and grace, 22. Des Voeux Road, 2nd floor.

At present there in a labour shortage due to the fact that more food can be had in the country than in the industrial areas.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES HOLDING

P. & O., B.I. & F. & A.

BILLS OF LADING.

Messm. Goddard & Douglas will attend at 10 am. on Monday and Thursdays within the free storage period to survey damager Į cargo, and consignees are reqåest ed to have their representative present.

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MACKINNON, MACKENZIE

Agents:-

& CO.

P. & O. S. N. Co.

B. I. S. N. Co., Ltd.

E. & A. S. S. Co., Ltd.

BRIDGE NOTES

Threat To U.S. U.S. Shipping

Washington, Juno, 3. Acceptance of the wage demand of the congress of industrial 'or- Kanisations seamen "will place our merchant marine in as In- Dossible

competitive position," de- cinred Frank J. Taylor, represent- inse 30 shipping companies, today. He Baid that the new wage,

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

SHIPPING DEPARTMANG

18 Pedder Street

Tel. 30311.

General Managers.

INDO-CHINA S. N. CO., LTD.

ARRIVALS

from U.K. 5th June

SAILINGS

hour and overtime demands of the S.S. LOKSANG (Bon Line Berth) organisation's National Maritime Union will endanger the Amerl- sau merchant marine as a factor in world trade and national de

fence.

Taylor sald that the govern- ment was now operating about

S.S. TAKSANG S.S. WINGSANG S.S. MAUSANG

to Singapore, Penang & Calcutta 6th Juno to Shanghai 6th June .to Sandakan 12th June

IN PORT

Custodian's Wharf - Anchorago K.1 ....Buoy A.13

Kowloon Dock

Kowloon Dock Buoy B.3

All the above subject to alteration without notice.

far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave. AU intending Passengers are requested to register their names as

80 per cent of the merchant fleet S.S. WINGSANG dication that the Japanese Govern- mesting all the costs,

and that the American taxpayer S.S. MAUSANG "but S.S. SAMDART ment is coming to their assist- when American shipping bre. KWAISANG ance. Reuter.

lo turned completely private S.S. EMPIRE PERLIS operation, the cost will be so S.S. TAKSANG piohibitive that vessels may have to be withdrawn."

He added that the Union orl- Nebody really welcomes badginally asked a 80 per cent break, but one thing can be said crease but "now they are seeking for them: They show whether increases averaging 100 per cent you have the right sort of stuff in over present wages which were you s no amount of good breaks increased 45 per cent as recently i wouid. We're moved to this ser- us last October." monising by a hand sent in by Mr. Booker Linton, of St. Louis:

South. Dealer North-South vulnerable

8.

B. KJ703

H. 10 4

D. 9 7 4

C. A6 3

5. Q 10

N

d. 9 6 2

ID 108 G

S

4. 1962

D. KQ 5 3 2 W c. 10 8

8. A 981 1

HAB7

D. A 3

The bidding: South

15

West North

211

3D

over

in

Meanwhile Joseph P. Ryan, As- sociated Federation of Labour Longshoremen's head, sald thatị the CIO strike) due June 15, was n "political" stoppage to turn the shipping industry to Ruusin.

CIO maritime leaders maintain- ed however they had received an AFL assurance of support from Atlantic and Gulf Coast seamen who would refuse to

cross the picket lines.-Associated Press.

Copper Traders Mark Time

Agents:

THE GLEN LINE LTD.

m.v. GLENOGLE

M.V.

Managing Agents

!

Discharging Buoy All

AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

KAFIRISTAN From Melbourne, Sydney, Torokina.

Discharging Kowloon Wharves BN Loads for Sydney, Melbourne carly June. also Brisbane if sufficient inducemers.

Also Agents for PRINCE LINE LTD.

S.S. HASTINGS PARK from VANCOUVER Discharging at 11.4

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

AGENTS:

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

East

New York, June 3. Pass

Pass Dыi.

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Copper traders this w.ck Pass AS

Pass Fas

largely marked time waiting for] Pass "After winning the heart open the office of Price Administra- ing,"

writes Mr. Linton, who tion increases to Lakse effect' identifies South only as one of the and for the strikes they design- players in his regular game,ed to end to be settled, Before the war, the girls were

"South led the Ace of spades and The announcement of an ad-s.s. "FOOCHOW" paid what was equivalent to about discovered that he had a sure

vance of 2-3/8 a pound to the one chilling and one renny

loser in trumps in addition to a level of 11-3/8 a pound for S.5, "TSINAN" per day, bat owing to inflation and loser in each of the red suits.

"Even

companies which have concluded the fact that there is little to

King lay:

new wage agreements was in buy in shops, wages do not matter. under the Ace, there would still

The restoration of damaged be a loser in the suit unless Enst line with expectations. mi is being held up

The lead industry, however, by the could be forced to lead away from fari

that their

his King. So South led a heart expressed reusist.

disappointment that chiefly of unpaid claims for com back to West, won the diamond the ceiling

raised only was pensation but there is every in return, ruffed his last heart and 1-3/4 cents a pound to the new S.S. "FUKIEN"

pul West in with a diamond. West level of 8.25 cents a pound. led a third diamond, which South Producers said the price for STEAMER ruffed, and now the red suits were foreign lend had been for some- gone from South hands.

time above the new ceiling.

assets

NOTICE

M. V. "KAIPAKI"..

"A final survey of damaged packages ex the above vessel will be held at Kowloon No. 3 Godown Premises un the 5th, 6th, 7th June.

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

P. & O, Building."

BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED.

SAILINGS TO UK.

"BENVORLICH" loads for Lon don via Straits-10th June..

"BENLEDI"

**

FREIGHT ONLY.

VESSELS DUE

if the club

"South then led to dummy's King of spades and gave Eas his trump trick. East had to lead

SAILING TO SHANGHAI

4 pm. 6th June

3 p.m. 8th June

4 p.m. 13th June

SAILING TO SHANGHAI & NORTHERN PORTS S.S. "HANYANG"

SAILING TO SAIGON

S.S. "PAKHOI"

shortage in mine and scrap

They said that if the severe S.S. "FATSHAN"

clubs, giving South his contract supply in this country is to be Two club leads by West might alleviated--in-any-degree-the- have defeated the

will have to pay after all he was trying to protect more for its foreign lead up-

contract, but government his ten and his partner's holding plies than can be sold for to in the suit.”

domestic consumers.-Associat- Nevertheless, we think Weated Press. should have led clubs; but ww

grant that for West to lead clubs WEIrd cargo FOR

as soon as he is given his first heart trick takes much Imagina- tion and confidence in South's ability to play the hand skilfully In any case. South's ability to overcome the bad trump break demonstrated his skill as no num- ber of iny-down hands could.

.

Yesterday you wore Howard Schenken's partner and, with both zides vulnerable, vou held:

S Q J 5 H K J 732

DAQ D

BIKINI

San Francisco, June 3. An odd assortment of animals and disease germs (in small packages of grain) ¿mbarked today for the atomic tests ut Bikini Atoll where they will be placed in strategic positions on board 22 of the 77 target ships, in the atomic bomb test.

After their exposure to the blast, the assortment of white The bidding:

rats, goats, pigs, guinea pigs, Jacoby Schenken Maler You mice and worms, will be studied Dbl. 1H (7) scrupulously for possible ANSWER: Double. The heart answers to many questions that bid may be a "paychic" and you must show it up by taking prompt action. If it is a legitimate bid, you would be delighted to defend About end June against one heart doubled

Score 100 per cent for doubic, 0 for any other bid.

Early July

"BENVORLICH" from U.K. via Straits-6th June

"BENLEDI"

"LOKSANG"

*

++

Pr

5th June

For further particulara arply to

W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA), LTD.

York Building

Tel. 34165.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO.,

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S. S. "Hai Yang"

Sailing for SWATOW, On 5th June, 3 p.m.

Subject to alteration without Notice.

For Particulars of Freight & Passago. Please apply to:~~~ DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO. ́

General Managers.

P. & O. Building,, 5th floor. Tol. 23755.

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT. 20-Connaught Road, Central. Tel. 24639.

LTD,

IC

C

7 A

Question

SAILING TO SINGAPORE

SAILING TO BANGKOK

SAILING TO CANTUN

__Subject_to_alteration_without_notwe

4 p.m. 12th June

4 p.m. 13th Juno

3 p.m. 17th June

11a.m. 7th June

For Freight and Saloon Passages all lines, please appij we

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Connaught Road, Central, Telephone 30331 (Privata exchange).

Ship

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM

"SAMTYNE"

TAIPO SHAN" “OTRANTO" *

NAVIGATION COMPANY

"HICKORY MOUNT"

From

Dre

Discharging

Karachi & Bombay

Port Okha & Bombay

June 11th

U.K.

July 23rd

U.K.

Mid-July

OTRANTO" due Colombo June 11th. Singapore June 17th.

have arisen concerning the BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.,

atomic bomb-Associated Press.

MORE BUSINESSES

Washington, June 3.

The U.S. Department of Cam- merce today reported that 606,000

Today you hold the same hand, new businesses had been started and the bidding continues:

Ship

"SAMDART!

Loading for

Mudras

LID.

Ready

June 8th

in the last two years, while 295, EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

not

increase of

Ship

You 000 firms discontinued their ac Dhi.

tivities. The (3) 400,000 brought the total number bid? (Ahawer of United States business

Jacoby Schenken Maier

1C

Pass

Dbl. Poss

1H 20

What do you Tomorrow).

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS Arrivals

Yesterday:-H.M.S. Newfound land from Woosung, R.F.A. Ease dale from Shanghai and H.M.S. Prince Salvor with SS. Halming from Swatow.

Scheduled Arrivals Today :-H.M:9, Hart from For-

mosa,

Tomorrow:-SS. Dela from Singaporo and 8.6. Benverlick from UK.

Departures

Yesterday: D.Y.M.S. 2004 to survey, 8.5 Helikon for Saigon and HM.S. Bigbury Bay for Aus- tralia.

Scheduled Departures

frms

to 3,235,000 at the start of 1946. “KAIPAKI"

The Department dropped cau "KENILWORTH"

tionary hints on Inflated values, in

sales of business and prospects of

Ship

failure if the present rising trends continue in some lines, although "KAIPAKI" a number of enterprises for each

Industry is described generally as "not out

Prosa?

of lino."-Associated

BANK OF FRANCE RETURNS

Paris, Jano. 8.. The Bank of France return for the week ending May 23 shows a further Improvement of Franco's financial situation.

The moverunt towards inflation

stopped as note clrculation de creased by 1,600 million francs to 620,167 mlitions, while

1.400 million francs have been repaid Today: HIM.S. Bonaventure this week to the Bank by tho for Singapore, S.9. Tainan for State, reducing the outstanding Shanghal, H.M.S. Bermuda for debt to 9,000 million.-Router. Tsingtao and Halyang for Swatow.

Tomorrow:nl.

London, June 3.

A united Germany and full rights of the individust as opposed | Moscow, June to the rights of the community, Gold misera of the Russian are the main aims of the. Borlin Gold Trust mined two and a half Liberal Democratic Party, accord- times as much gold during May ing to the British News Service

as was called for, the Trade Unloh in Germany, quoting the head of newspaper, "Trud," reported to the party who spoke at a vost slay-Associated Press.

Inge in Dorlin today---Reuter)

From

Sydney

Sydney

Loading for

Sydney

For full partictuses apply to

Due

Discharging

Discharging

Completes

June 4th

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

SAILING TO PORT SAID, LIVERPOOL VIA STRAITS,

-ADRASTUS

20th Juno

SAILING' FOR LIVERPOOL VIA NEI, STRAITS,

PORT SAID & AMSTERDAM. LAOMEDON

26th June

ADRASTUS LAOMEDON PRIAN

VESSEL DUE. from New York via Shangliai 8th June

from U.K.' via Sträfta mid-Juno

15th Juno

from New York and

San Francisco.

For Pasiage and Freight Particulars apply to:--. BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS

Telephonie: 30938.