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It's fun to have a Model

Small Anthony Ward

loves to smile back at his Model Mother. Her love- ly smile is just as captiv- aling to him as it is in her successful modelling,

for a Mother

Lovely Joan Sleeman (Mrs. Ward) is teaching her son the simple, routine which preserves her own entrancing smile. She knows to-day's soft 'foods do not pro- vide enough gum exercise, so this is what she is already impressing on young Anthony:

Brush the teeth morning and evening with Ipana Tooth Paste; then massage the gums vigor. ously with Ipana on the finger-tip.

This helps teeth become whiter, more lustrous; gums firmer, healthier. Get started towards a 'model' smile yourself.

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THE COLONY

COLONY CELEBRATES Some Pages From BIRTH

OF THE ROYAL BABY The Royal Past

Police Offer Big Reward

A reward of HK$1,000 har been offered by the police for Information that will lead to the arrest of the men res- ponsible for robbing a watch shop last Wednesday.

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The men were armed. They robbed the Lea Hung Watch Shop at No. Queen's Road, Central,

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PAA's New Service In Pacific

Cities in the Pacific were tied more closely, ta, the Unit- ed States yesterday when Pan-American World Air-

The boom of the royal salute from the guns of

HMS Sussex was the first intimation that most of Hong Kong had yesterday of the birth of Princess Elizabeth's son.

The news spread like wildfire, but most people were still in doubt as to the sex of the baby. Newspaper offices were bombarded with tele- phone calls and eager visitors.

On the Jurge buildings the Shilps to the harbour which flags went up, and by noon were to bedeck themselves with almost every British firm in national flags did not go out of the Colony had the Union Jack the way to do so, but flew the Auttering in the breeze. Re-British flow as usual. presentatives of, other nations joined in the celebration..

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Governor His Excellency the telegraphed to the Secretary State for the Colonies orrasion of the Royal Bl.

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The Royal Birth was the talk of the day over lunch tables in restaurants and hotels yesterday.

Many a lonst could be heard the "luging out vociferously from windows and doors inside which were those celebrating the ocea- slon, Chinese un foreigners alike,

Sonbeisalt of the people of Hong Kong 1 respcefully's offer

An unusual' sight-was the Union heartiest congratulation and gooit. withes to her Royal Highnes the Jack fluttering above the Jackson Princess Elizabeth on the birth of Road side of the Supreme Court. her son."

School ofciais reported Inst night int no circular regarding Admiral Boyd, Commander-in-holidays or celebrations had bee Chief of the Far East Station vent round yet. Some expected. Isued on order to "splice the however, to get a half-day oft inainbrace." Local personnel had today. two "lot" instead of the :15-

Firms will open as usual today.

ways announced that service between the Pacific North West and Hawaii, the Orientomary one. and the Antipodes will be in- augurated on November 24.

The new service, linking Pacifié noints directly With Sentile, Washington,

E Portland, Oregon, through Hawolf will be with twlee-weekly basis robability of a third schedule in the near future, according to Mr.

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Due to being engaged in opera- Hons outalde Hong Kong waters, the escort ves els. Hart, Alnerity, (Flack Swan, "Amethyst, and Afert, were unable to participate in the orogramine to celebrate the occa- alun

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Harold E. Gray, Division Manager The fireworks display was sus

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Printing Company Buys Land

Calendar For The New Sessions

The November Criminal Sessions, will open on Thursday, November 18, when pleas will be taken in the following cases:—

So Sin; Chan Fung oline Choy Cheung: Chan Yiu alus Lei Kwan allas The Kau alias The Kwan Alla Wong Hing-Kee; Lee Chal Blins Wong Kwong alas Wong Ming allas Chau Nam; Chan Ying aling Chan Hine alias Chan Tang; Leimg Kwok Man; To Mun alles Chun Sang ́allas Chan Chi-hing: breach of deportálion" order.,

Chan Hin-wan: two counts of wounding with intent.

Dried Fish Contained Contraband

Two large gunny sacks of dried fish were found by Sub- Lt Hon-fung: wounding with Inspector W. Sullivan, Officer- intent and possession of arms.

in-charge of the Water Front Lui Dip: burglary and larceny, Search Unit, to contain 200 burglary and larceny. housebreaking and larceny, and bottles of penicillin, eight

A new printing workshop Douglas DC-4 type Clippers, is to be built at North Point. Sleeperette equipped, will be used Land .on which to build the in the new service, the same structure was acquired at a large four-molored planes new Crown Land Sale yesterday used in Pan-American's existing by the First National Print network of Paclite flights.

Clipper cargo rates from Pacific ing Company, Limited.

Lui Dip and 'Fung Hing: first Packets of green dye and: three points to Seattle and Portland wilt

Bidding for the 5,000-square- defendant, two counts of burglary packets of cigarette paper. be about the same as to San foot lot

Ng Ha, who admited paucossion fat the South side of and larceny, larceny, two counts

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King's Roal af North Point) of housebreaking and larceny: of the sacks and the charged Elartel a HK$50,030 and rose by second defendant, five counts of when questioned, was

with attempting to export gools, HK$1,000 and HK$0,000-bids. olding and abelting to the same the aggregate value of which was

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Remanded For Observation

When Lee Yuen, 33-year-old unemployed native of Colombo, won charged with stooling 10 pieces of chewing gum 'on November 13, hi queer behaviour in the dock resulted in Mr. J. Wicks remanding him for a work

medical observation. Sub-Inspector J. II, Evans spit that at 5.30 p.m. that day, defen- dant went to the Cheung Lee shop 61 300 Prince Edward Road and asked for a fin of cocoa. When the master, Young Law, turned round to get the cocoa, accused Took packet containing the chowing gum and put it into his trousers pocket.

On the cocoa boing handed him, The pretended that the price was too high and walked off, followed by the shop master. At Hau Wong Road he was seen to take the chewing gum out of his pac- kel. He was arrested and handed jover to Detective-con:tablo 1515.

When charged at the station, accused said, "I dare not to steal again,"

more than HK$200, before Mr. W.

The land were Mr. A. MacKichan, Lui Dlp. Fung Hing and LoH. Latimer at Kowloon yesterday, of Leigh and Orange (urchitect Car-foot housebreaking and far- firm) and Mr. A, S. K, Lau, total ceny, aiding and abetting to the solicitor representing the First same crimes. Nasional Printing Company. :

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G1 Sullivan said that defendant was trying to export the goods on Es. Wing Hing lying at the Tung On Wharf on Saturday.

Defendant said she was taking them to Canton for someone sli did not know. She also raid she tried to go by es. Sing Hing the striet search; she changed hei Tsol Hon-yu alias Trol Wan-mind.

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Four summonses were taken cut against the Ki Pun Chak 'Provisional Store at No. 32, Wing Lok Street, two for over- charges and two for having nó grice tags.

Reminders

Today

1.1. Rotary Club, talk on "Old

Tientsin" by Major C.W.I Way, Roof Garden, H.K. Hotel, 12.30 p.m.).

1.K. Kennel Club annual general

meeling. Rool

Roof Garden, 5.30 b.tn.

Third-

The cases were heard by C. H Blake sitting at the Justice of Pence Court at Central yesterday.

International Salon On Ocober 22, the firm sold a

Fletorial Photography, St tin Lactogen for HK$5.40, John's Cathedral Háll, 10 a.m HK‡2.20. above the control price Colebration at Sikh Templo by and on the same day sold a un Sikh commualty, 70°u,m,. 4 Klim Fowdered Milk for Bridge Drive, European YMCA, 6 HK$6:00, HK$2,20 abové“the coh-ja trol: price.

Chief Inspector Pitman asked arked the court to take a serious view of the casó' because of the short supply of the commodities. A total fine of HK$1,200 w was in posed.

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House, 50 MacDonnel Roadi

for HK$45.00, $9.00 above the Toc J Club meating, Talbo control price, 'Luen Fat Cheing Provisional Store at No. 325 Queen's Ilond was fined HK$600.

European In

Kowloon Court

D. MeDormolt, residing at 87 1. Tung Street, ground floor, w ebutged with malicious damage,

Recopilen for Rev. Mr. Stevensde Garrison School, Garden Rd. 6.30

Third International Salon of Ple tor lol Photography, St. John' Cathedral Hall, 10-Am to

Kai Tak Dramatic Society present

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Church hall, 8.30 p.m.

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terday,

THURSDAY

Screening of through the Ages ietel, 12.30 pm Men's Club meefing, Hoo Corden : H. K. · Hotel, · 12.1 p.m.

It was alleged defendant, did damage to aire ahodne at the Kowloon Hotel "cone: Baturday, Assaulted: Mr. F. J. Silva and bied Y's (nbusivo:ldogunge at: Middle: Road. @Gub-Hispector!. U.; Hidden, 2 tha prosecuting officer, za kodi for al day's rand and said that two H. K. Light Orchestra Concert in further charges will be preferfodrald of Earl Halz Fund, Chin Cagainst defendant;

Fleet Club, 9:18 pan,