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SUMMER SALE

You will be proud to wear these stylish and comfortable shoes. Worth trofee their price,

LEATHER

SHOES

Old Price $30.90.

New Price

$24.00

$19.90

AVOID

DISAPPOINTMENT!

Make Your Purchase

Early: We have

Very Limited Stocks.

FABRIC CASUALS

Old Price

$21.00 $17.00

New Price

$24,90

STOCKS ARE AVAILABLE

IN KOWLOON:

At Chow Hung Co.

Houng Chung Co.

Kwun Kec Co.

IN HONGKONG:-

Laien Pong Industrial Co.

Or

At Dragon Sisters

Peking Road.

652 Nathan Road..

330 Nathan Road.

37. Queen's Rd., C. 189 Johnston Rd., Wanchial.

CHINA UNION TRADING COMPANY

SHOE CO. LTD.

36 Queen's Road, C.

Entrance from D'Agullar St.

Tel. 33427

Enough to eat

A.P.B.

yet undernourished!

Proper nourichment for growing eblidren is not ascentily secused merely by ensuring that they have anough to eat. Doctors poin! out

that the nature of our food is more Important bad 'quantile.

To ensure that your children get

the nourishment they need, give them

Horlicka eraty day. Horlicka cos- toine all the goodness of full-cream cows milk to which has been add- sd the rich energising nourishment extracted from malted barley and. wheat. It provides' all-round nourish meni to replace used up energy and

to build up adsquats hady reCOIYOL,

Horlicks can be made with water only the talk te in it.

To make good deficiencies in the

dial, give your children Horlicks,

Listiaranasi, previshness and Flasher of tempar are signa

danger

HORLICKS promotse

healthy growth. ・・

The Doctor Soya - WHEN A SUPPLEMENTARY

DIET IS NEEDED I RECOMMEND HORLICKO BECAUSE IT „PROVIDES ALLROUND NOURISHMENT.

WHAT FÖRLICKS IS Horlicks is made from pure full- cream cows milk plus the nutři. tive extracts of malted barley and wheat." It is a complete food com talning body-building cad'energyė. giving foods in proportjana nicie. sary for normal nutztiion. Horlic is 100% nozzishment.

Horlicks san be obtained at all good diepandorian

and provision zterne—take home 'n hele seda p

Give

HORLICKS

and Build up his Energy

W. 8. SHERLY & CO., Kayamally Bldg.

We have all the-

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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947. T

SCHOOLS TO BE MORE RIGIDLY CONTROLLED

Stricter control of non-Government educational facilities in the Colony is provided by an amendment to the Education, Ordinance, 1913, to be introduced in Legislative Council today.

Section 10 of the principal Ordinanco in repealed and re- placed as follows:

MoveToWipes of the Out Blank Share Forms

It shall be lawful for the Governor in Council to make:

An amendment to the Stamp Ordinance coming] before Legislative Coun- cil today is designed principally to do away with blank transfers of shares.

The object of the Hill, is to provide more effective mrane ot relicting the atomy ducire parable on stock exchang

Cantortion,

Under the rxisting law, an ad valorem

dúty of 20 cents per 1100 is chararabid on inatramente of transfer and a nominal

of

(a) the hygienis, character and proper sanitatiqu of school buildings and the taking precautions against fire or other perl! kely endanger the lives

Or health of the pupiin or other persons frequenting the school or school buildings;

(b) the methods of enforce- ment of discipline in schoola;|

(c) the prohibition in schools of the use of any book which appears undesirable;

(d) the proper keeping and the production or delivery for inspection of school registers and books of schoola;

account

of

Inniskillings Bring Proud Negligence

Record With Them

The 1st Battalion, The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 27th Fool, which arrived in the Colony yesterday, has a history of which it may be justly proud,

distinction of being the oldest Irish Regiment.

The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, ralfed in 1880, has the

The Regimant first distinguished itself in the West Indies. gaining battle honours at Martinique (1782) and later at Havenagh and St Lucia (1778.90)...

Fourteen years later the Regiment took a very active part in the Peninsulor War in Spain.

· The culmination of the Napoleanic Wars saw the Reglinent forming part of the famous "British Square" at Waterloo,

Battalions of the Regiment later served with distinction In Egypt, South Africa and Central India, returning to South Atrien to take part in the South African War (1099-1902).

In World War 1 thirteen battalions of the Regiment added further honours to its record, serving in almost every, theatre of wor from France and Flander, to Callipoli and Palestine,

Chinese Too Hitler's

Slow On

Draw

The

The difficulties con-

Doctor To Hang

Caused

Two To Meet Death

"By your negligence you have caused the death of two people. Traffle Regulation 131 is designed to avoid accidents like this, I have to take a serious view of the case."

These remarks were addressed by Mr. W. A. Blair- Kerr to Li Kwok-ping, 32, driver of lorry 6092, whom he sentenced to nine months' hard la- bour on a charge of careless driving and carry- ing 12 excess passengers on July 31,

Defendant's licence was recom.T mended to be suspended for 12 months.

French Silence On Bao Dai

- The pase arose out of an accident at Tai Po Road; bo tween the 6% and 7 mile stones, at 12.10 p.m. when lorry 0002 dropped over a cliff and fell 150 fect. As a result, two passengers were killed and the remainder,

Paris, Aug. 19. Including defendant,” injured,/

The French Colonial Two of the passengers, Loung Ying and Ho Tin, testined yester. Ministry today declined day that there were two persone to comment on reports sitting inside the cab, talking with from Hobg Kong that

the driver during the trip in from

Unofficial Rources close to the Ministry, however, said it ap- French would welcome the re peared Highly probable that the turn of Bao Daf. It is evident, however, that they wish to

Sheung Shul. They also stated Bao Dai will return to that the lorry was going at such Indo-China: Nuernberg, Aug. 20.

a speed that the passengers' were Karl Brandt, Hitler's per- (e) the control of fees and fronting the Police on other charges made by schoo'n; border patrol were re- Nari medica! men who ordered that he was going at an excessive

Ronal physician, and six other swaying from side to aido.

Defendant, th evidence, denied (f) any other matters regard-vealed by Sub-Inspector thousands die in medical ex-meed, and attributed the accident duty, varying from 11 to $10, on brokersing the proper conduct and

to the engine "going dead" re C. G. Smith in evidence periments for Hitler's efficiency of schools;

(g) the amending of the at the inquiry held by were sentenced to hang today, sulting in his inability to control avoid any appearance of setting

Brandt listened with a defiant the vehicle. forms in the Schedule to this Mr. W. H. Latimer, into leer an Judge Walter B. Ben's Coker of exresting blank transfers and Ordinance or for substituting the death of ап un-read the death sentence.

new forms;

of this Ordinance Into effect,

bought and seli notes.

Is practice the ad valorem duty yielda

only astmall amount of revenue owing to the custom whicft has grown up in the

pass

ing the instrumente L

Litle through a series of buyers and sellers instead of executing a freafs instrument of tranater on the occasion afrench sale. Į. As a resuls stimp duty to cullected only Eat the fellst stage when the blank fron

fer in exerated, and thereafter, nil palm sequent transfers Ju The actics PREROG duty.

Brokera "Lought BLE** and note" on the alber Band, are stamped when each sale in the series taken plars na i la nevemary for the broker, in his awn interesta, to ensure that a “properly

Shortage

"

Chinese

Relch

|

up the former emperor as a puppet.

Any movement for his re-

turn would have to come from the Annamite people," said one oficial.-United Press,

Money Market

He stated that he left Sheung Shui at 11 a.m., stopped for about He glared, scornfully at the 10 minuten at Fanling and three

· male th) in general the carrying known

who was shot during an jammed courtroom galleries as minutes at Taipo, and arrived at

he was led away.

the spot where the accident tool incident on Frontier The 13 defendants were led place at 12.10 p.m. That, he con. Road on July 22.

singly Into 'the courtroom to tended, showed thot he was not

going at a fast speed. A verdiet of "Justifiable) hear their sentences. The aboringė / of school ne-

His Before passing. sentence, All but one had been convict- "oldcommodation

has resulted in bomicide" was returned.

The deceased, said Detective el yesterday of war crimes and Worship commented on the fact pressure upon attendance at school now in operation which Sub-inspector White, was one crimes against humanity in that the accident did not seem to

the Third have been a lesson to anyone "ne A rumour yesterday afternoon with

that Government has caused serious over-crowd-of two men who avere called connection

medica!

contemplate experiment we have been having quite Ing in such schools. In these upon by Detective Kwan King Reich's

number of summonses for breach banning dealings in gold an tlie programine. United Press. circumstances the necessity for to submit to a search while a

| of Regulation 131"- (This ati, gold and silver exchange sent controj and supervision of police patrol (comprising S/I

pulates that no larry may carry the price of this precious metal, nore than six passengers).

toppling down to. 6352:76 a tąsi, after it had opened at $367.50, It had been fluctuating bo tween $368.50 und $360 when the thunderbolt came

rato At the close the steadier and rallied to $355.50.

Piastres continued to be a

ravented rostract note cornea into exia tenen la record the terms of the sale but

aw the amount of duty payable in thean bought and noht meter is only nomolual the additional yield to the retente under this head is comparatieels navelf.

Improvement

It is ronaldered that if the duties on the two instrumenta in toverned no that nel- vajarri duty is charyenble on brokers neten said uniminal duty un transfre deeds, there will be à consideralife Improvement in the total røvenue dérived from Elekt

Exchange transactions.

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Clause 3 of the H effects this chang by repealing the existing taxing provisiona

in the principal Ordinance and repincing

them by new provleisen which Inapose an valutem shaly of to cents per $100 on betight and waių notes and a nominal duty of 5 on transfera. -

Steepuur. In the exceptional ense where no broker is involved, there is up port le in the existing law requiring the

executius of contraci notes, ait alor

dusty would not be collected on Buch transaction followine the amendment to the Schedule by Clause 3 of the Hill which free transfers from ad valorem duty.

schools has been increased, and, particular, the need has been ahown for control of the amount

of school fees and other charges required to be paid for pupils at such schools,

Personalia

Among the passengers leaving for Anterica today is Mr. Albert Kong who is taking up further atudles at Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana. He is a graduate of Canton University and served during the war period with the Foreign Liaison Burcau of the

Seventh War Argo in China and held the rank of Major,

Smith, Detective Kwan King and Detective Wong Yau WCYL ON their

to tho Tu Ku Ling Police Station with about 20 smugglers.

עמער

Dropped To Draw Instead of obeying the order the two men dropped their hands to their girdles and mado ns if to draw their guns, at the same time commencing to run

Way,

....

P.T.L.'S NEW SCHEDULES

Division of Pucllic Transport Lines trans-Pacific services into two separate routen

was an- nounced today by R, A. Mclaren, president.

MANILA. FRAUD CHARGES

Mani's, Aug. 20. In route, No. 1. Three officials of the Surplus Pacific Transport vessels will Property Commission wore sail direct from California to charged today with attempting the 'Philippines, China and to defraud the Philippine gov Japan, in that order, In route ernment of surplus

Np. 2 the vestela will all valued at close to 2.800.000 direct to Japan, then China and pesos in Information filed with the Philippines. Salling fre- the City Flacal's Office by the Medical evidence given by Dr.quency on each route will be National Bureau of Investiga.

approximately every fortnight tion.-United Press. Alvares, showed that the bullet New schedules show exact sall- entered by the left buttock, ing dates and ports of call.

Det. Kwan King's warning to top or we fire was ignored, whereupon the detective opened fire. One of the men fell while the other escaped.

fractured the left hip bone, Passengers who arrived from passed into the abdominal cavi- | | Manila by C.P.A, plane yesterday | ty, perforated various loops of Will provides for the execution of contract Mr. Ang Yiu Tiong, Mr. Lim the front thigh.

Included:-Mr. Ang Kim Lian, the intestines and passed Into

To enable the collection of ad valorem Auty on such transzellemi Clate 2 of thu

notes who in cases where no broker I inenlerd by amendment of action, 24 (11) Chun, Mr. Gan Eng Po, Mrs, Tan

of the Unfinance to extend the soilation Lee Cheng, Miss Ruby Ang &

of principal to exreste contract notes Miss Lydia Ang. irrespective of whether or not he desfer in shares by way of busizma,

ourable ask:-

Ceramic Clay

14 A

property

WAR

principal medium of speculation after the previous day's spurt, Opening at $15.05 a 100 it dropped to $14.75 but imme. diately recovered and climbed to $15.20. GARDE

Again it went on a headlong plunge down to $14.40.

At the close it had recovered partially to $14.62.

Chinese National Currency. opened at 13,9 cent for futures Milan, Aug. 19. and 14.6 cent for apot (for A general strike of worker le CN31,000) and closed at 13:5 the province of Varese, one of the cent and 14.46 cent respectively.. most important industrial areOS

U.S. dollars continued in northern Italy, was called to firm at $0.12. Sterling weaken- very day after employers were reported the midline of the right groin ermission to fly a commercial to have refused to grant a traded to 818.17; while Australian

to Japan on a

were unchanged non-union request for better eauditions pounds and was one inch deep.

scheduled basis-United Press. In the works' canteens-Router. $12.58.

It was extracted from near

In reply to the court, S/I Victoria Recreation Club will be Smith, stated that he had been "at home" to the Chinese Y.M.C.A. posted to the New Territories At today's Meeting the Hon-in an later-club swimming gala since April, and that during

R.D. Gillespie, will on Saturday starting at 0.30 p.m.

several With the Colony, championships, that period had had

brushes barely a month away, competitors of both clubs have been hard at armed robbers, ̧. training and some excellent com- Potition should be witnessed,

With reference to the recent correspondence in the Press on the subject of the export of Ceramic Clay to Japan, Would Government care to state the position?

The Attorney General will

mave:

That the rules made by the Board of Inland Revenue on 24th day of June. 1947; under Section 86 of the Inland Re. venue Ordinance, Ordinance No. 20 of 1947, be approved.

The Attorney General will also, "move the First reading of:-

A Bill intituled "An Ordin ance to amend further the Stamp Ordinance, 1921,"

If

It will eqne ad no surprise, the Colony records for the Men's Medley Relay race and the Ladies' 50 yards free-style, and 50 yards back-stroke ovents, are bettered on Saturday night.

WANTED-AN OWNER OF AN EAR-RING

Chinese lady who had her ear- Police are anxious to trace a

vicinity of Hi Lung Lane in ring snatched by a thief in the Shanghal Street at about 3.30 p.m. on Thursday the 14th

A Rill intituled An Ordin-August, 1947. ance to amend the Education Ordinance, 1919,′′***

The earring in of gold flower pattern.

send her; name and address to Will the lady please, call or

ABI Intituled "An Ordin ance to rellove companies (other than China companies) against their inability or failure since the 8th of December, 1941, to Hong Kong, comply with the Companies Or dinance, 1932, to provide for

Headquarters,

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with smugglera and

Manila, Aug. 20, The Philippines Alṛ Lino was today reported to be seeking

route

Letters From

“Awful”:

i

Readers

ut

real and tes money, sub-letting | last was no rest and sleep. Will them as dwelling houses, are in † the Police or the health officer Sir. The garages In Ho- an, undescribable state. People take immediate action to have Mun-Tin presef, an awful live in these garages In un these garages cleansed and spectacle especially those along overcrowded state. They cook, closed. L.hope the health officer Soarca Avenue, principally due cat and sleep in the garage and will not hesitate to close these to neglect or greediness of land-use it for their W.C. as well, dirty, Infectious, and uncared lords,

Dirty water, urind; and excercta for garages instead of hesito- Semo garages are left opes are often thrown out from the ting to apply for the closure without any repairs to doors 80 garage offering offensive smells of a Baliroom for selling tea T.B. infected and dirty beg- toho people living in the al- and coffee. Thanks to the wise '500.00 | gare and street coolies haunt jacent houses. To cater to the discretion of the magistrato

the place and spit all round with.ow class

curd who imposed a fine of $50 in- people, bean out fear of being arrested for hawkera cry their wares at the stead of ordering the place to splting, as they are not spitting pitch of their voice at 7 am, be closed up for selling, tea, 115.00 in the street. At least I never in the morning, noodle hawkera will the health officer tako im-

HONG KONG WAR MEMORIAL FUND

Subscriptions received on Aug

In memory of the late Mr. EJ. Annett: A/B, J.A. Vint, A/B. D.J. Dolany; A/B. A.F.J. Andrews.. Mr. & Mrs. Leo d'Almada From Captain, Officers

and Passengers of s/s'/ "Wosang in memory of N.L. Railton).

Total

1.K. Govt. Contribution Received to 18/8/47. Grand Total

20.00

€35.00 626.00

saw them molested for spitting. at 1 or 2 am, giving the much mediate step and pay more at- Other garages, due to greedinerve-racked people who have tention to those poor beggars? 2,700,416.80 neng of landlords charging high served or suffered during the

$2,797,685.86

MAIDEN TRIP:

Liverpool, Aug, 19,

the Director of Criminal Invest White Stor cargo linor, Media, The now 14,000-ton Cunard- gation, Poltee

leaves Liverpool tomorrow her maiden voyage to New York.

the making of necessary returns remedy the loss of registers, by such companies, to provide a records and documents, and for means whereby companies canother connected: matters."%

on

The Media carries 250 first class pashengera and 7,000 tons; of cargo Reuter.

Centenarian Monk Will Open Seven-Day Service For Dead

One of the most Impressive religious services in Hong Kong begins at dawn on' Saturday when South China's Chief Kudulilst Abbot-101-year-old Hut Wan opens a seven-day Memorial Service for the World Dead at Caroline HIIL

Hui Wan arrived in Hong Kong on Tuesday............”

Donations for allers at differ-¡bers of the Board of Directors, ent, places in the talibináčlo including Chairman Taul Kwet- range from $10 to 4500,

leong.

A huge tabernacle has been erected on South-China Athlette.

The “China Man", wie told Abbott fel Wan wak accom Association's " teists: courts by

ho Túng Wah Hospitals, Dired: Yesterday that "thousands" of pauled by 46-otlice. Buddhist forate which is sponsoring the donors have taken up alfarn.mania from the Bouth China

A special nitats for which a Mcnastery at Shilukwan, Miniatura, altars have, beon, feo was fixed at $3,000, has been }; · Turánty-four: Buddhlat mot Brennend for participantain: taken up by Mr.Wong Chi-pp, troma Bwatow Are exp the parvice is to fustaly photo, là, leading Chinese anerchantz-||||arrive here in time toi. graphy of descaned relatiyon, and pre-To welcome Cajęć Aubot Iful patu in the memorial ser friends, foss whom prazers are Wan as the Howloon- Bailway - The › services wills start, at

Station on Tuvaday were mem- dawn And end at 12,30 k.in.

Gilman & Company Ltd.

calend you a cordial imutation to visit a

Motor Shows

newly decorated Showrooms 132, Nathan Road, Kowloon

Friday, August 22n

continuing

TY.Y.

Som 4.00 p.m. anicaids.

A comprehensive range of postwar models with

display and a film entitled "Progrand

Groups