1949-05-06 — Page 11

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

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*SINKTANG“

"FOOCHOW“

*TSINAN"

**HUPER"

"NEWCHWANG'

"SHENGKING"

*TSINAN"

"SINKIANG"

"FUKIEN"

"HOPEN"

"PRODUCE"

• Nails from

*TSINAN"

"SHENGKING"

"HUPER"

SAILINGS TO

Amoy

Singapore, Macassar.

Sourabaya. Cheribon

Batavia ....

Swalow

Swatow

Bangkok

Shanghal Swatow Singapore. Palembang.

Sibu & Brunet Yokohama, Yokkaichi

& Hobe.......... Inchon' & Tientsi Yokohama & Kobe

Custodian Wharf

"NEWCHWANG"

PTSINAN"

"SINKIANG"

**KWEIYANG"

"PRODUCE" "NANCHANG"

"FATSHAN"

"WOSUEN"

ARRIVALS FROM

Swatow

Shanghai & Keelung Swałow

14an Swałow

Amoy

Bangkok, Salgon &

Swatow Bangkok

Tientsin. Inchen &

Posan

... 5 p.m. Th May •

RIVER SERVICE

Hongkong/Canton DET. Hongkong 41 25.12. 8th May. 10 p.m. 10th May.

HK/MACAO DEP. H.K. Mon. to Fri. 9 am.

Saturday 2 p.m.

7 a.m. 8th May

10 a.m. 8th May

10 m. 10th May

5 p.m. 10th May

5 p.m. 10th May •

4 p.m. 11th May

5 p.m. 12th Alay

13th May? p.m. 14th May 17th May

10 a.m. 6th May a.m. 7th May.

10 a.m. 8th May 8th May 10 a.m. 10th Diny Dan. 11th May

.. 11/12th May 13th May

Hith May

Cahton/Hongkong ARR. Hongkong 7.30 a.m. 10th May, 7.30 am, 11th May.

MACAO/HK

ARR. H.K. Mon to Fri 6.45 p.m.

Sunday 5.45 p.m.

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Sebedule Sailings to Europe via Aden, Port Said.

"CALCHAS"

Casablanca. Hayre & Fiverpool

10th May

"AGAPENOR"

Genoa, Marseilles,

Liverpool & Glasgow

25th May

"AENEAS"

Tangler, Casablanca,

Haver, Liverpool

8th June

Non Schedule Sailing.

"ANTENOR"

Liverpool & Glasgowy

10th May

ARRIVALS FROM

"DOLIUS"

UK. vbi Straits & Manila

K. via Straits

14th Miny 16th May 24th May

2nd June

+ AENEAS"

"MENTOR**

"ANCIP SES"

"MENE THEUS"

OK, vla Straits

15th July

NEW YORK SERVICE

from USA. vla Manila

Carriers »plan to proceed via other Ports to lead and discharge

Carcu.

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SAILINGS TO

"CHANGTE

Port Moresby, Sydney

"SOUCHOW"

& Melbourne ...... Japan

18th May

27th May

:

ARRIVALS FROM

"CHANIFTER

Robe

"SOOCHOW”

Australia & Manila..

15th May 22nd May

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(TEL. 27721/5)

THE CHINA-MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1949.

JAPAN AS AN ALLY AGAINST RUSSIANS

Oxford Chair Of Religion

a the

Melbourne, May 4,

General Sir Thomas Blamey, chief of Australia's wartime armias, does not see immediate danger of South East Asian aggression against Aus- tralia or a threat from Japan.

General Blamey was the personal guest of General MacArthur in Japan several months ago. He said today":

"Trouble will grow out of the

The White Australian policy, overcrowding populations of Ja- pan and India increase our con-

Oxford, May 4. The Congregation (principal Tegislative body) of Oxford University has upproved statute making permanent Spalding Professorship of East-acts and Communist infiltration sharpens the Ideological clash. ern Religion and Ethics.

But South East Asian countries almost every requirement this clurir, established provi-Inck slonally in 1935, has since been that might lead to war on Aus held by Sir Sarvepall! Itudhakir- tralla in the foreseeable future, shnan, leading indian philo- "The

pher and a Fellow of All Souls | except acter of these people,

Japan, does not appear to and the College. the present Chatre be such as would contemplate a mon of the Executive Board of war of magnitude and the dim- The United Nations Educational,

culty involved." Sclentine and Cultural Organasu- tion and of the Indian University

Commission.

The statute reiterates the destre of the founders of the professor- ship to myommate closer

under- standing between world religions and makes it clear that it is in- tended normally to appoint an Astant the chair.,

It is therefore, likely. though not binding, that in future Indian will be appointed. Sir Sarvepalli will probably be the first permanent holder-Reuter,

Boy Steals Bicycle

A boy aged 17 who rented hlevele from ce shop on April

The retired commander sup- ports development of Japan bulwark against Russia asmat 0.3 an ally for Australia.

"Just as Russia was our enemy

und Japan our ally at the begin- ning of the century, so now are those conditions reversed," said.

Will Play Part

he

"if clvilleation is to survive against Russia, we must do what we can with America In developing a new Japan,"

He points out that the longer the occupation remains, the more Armly will democratic principles be established in Japan and espe- elaily in growing Japanese youth. The islands' 80,000,000 people will play an influential part in the world again, he believes.

The

absence

during

37, and tried to sell it to the the World Bicycle

of resentment owner of shop, was charged at Kowloon against America is probably bas-

long period yesterday with

by ed on the stealing

which the mass of people have life.

lived

conditions. in semi-slave At the beginning of her modern development, the

MALSSCA were nimost slaves of the ruling classes.

He pleaded guilty and his case was treated as a hivenile ense. The court ordered him to relve 12 strokes of the rane.

IC

According to the prosecution, defendant was arrested when the retruer of the World Bleyele shop netual owner's

senverer

the

painted on the mudguard of the bicycle.

Defendant tried

the biegels for $60.

دما

sell

Manila, May 4. Ithayat Aishermen

the Patouere group are reported to have seen four allen motorboats, sal to be manned by Japanese nationals, which were engager

Now Free

Manila-Italy Radio Opened

Manila. May 4. The opening of direct com. munications between Manila

and been

Rome, Italy, has

announced by Communications Inc.,

Just R.C.A. here.

The opening ceremony was featured by a radiogram of greeting to the Italian people through the Italian President, Luigi Einaudi, by President Quirino Rauter.

UNRRA Aid

'To China

The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administra- tion supplied China, during its three years' operation there, commodities valued at US$500,- 355,000. The total weight of commodities supplied was 2,300,015 Lons, according to the final report of UNRRA.

Food accounted for US$134,- 100,000, clothing and footwear for

US$112,630,900, medical and sani

lation supplies for US$32,701,000 agricultural rehabilitation supplies for US$71,878,600, industrial re- habitation supplies for US$100,- 256,000.

POST OFFICE

MAIL NOTICE Outward Malls

AIR MAIL TO UNITED KINGDOM It is hereby notiňed that commencing from Tuesday, May 3, 1949 and until fur ther poller, the Outward Airmail ta United Kingdom will be closed on TUNG days and Thursdays; OPO Kawloon 4.30 p.m., PO Hong Kong.m., (leglater ed mail half an hour earller).

AIR MAIL TO SINGAPORE Commencing from Tuesday, May 8, 1941 and until further notice the Outsted Airmail to Singapore will be closed a Tullow

Turdays and Thursday: Gro Hong Rusut (Tex.) 4.30 p.m., (Ord.) p.m. 1 e?a Kowloon: (Be) 4 Pro 100 chi hộ

pan.

Randsye aro Hong Kong: (Reg.) # p.m. (Saturday), (Ord.) 19 m., (Hom day); ura Kowloon: (Rex.) 4.30 am. (Baturday), (Vrd) 10 nm. (Sunday).

olberwias Unless

stated. llegiatere! Articles and Parcel Posts close 30 minutes earlier than the ordinary mail. it well

and close before 10 A... Ingletured Parcel Posts close at p.m. on the pre vious day.

Malls are closed at Kowloon Central Post Offer half an hour earlier than the Cro closing times.

FRIDAY, MAY 4 Closing Times by Ale Cantum

Hankow, (Kowlnem *1.80 ... 10 m., 12.30 pm

p.m.: (010) 7 ... 3.10 a.m., Noon,

2 p.m.

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

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PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

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2. "CANTON"

LEAVER LONDON

Ballet

miles!

2nd June

20th June

#tch July

28th AuguAL

DUE HONGKONG

Vih May

5th Junto

415 July

In August

20th Auguel

20th Beptember

Via Southampton, Port Said Aden, Bomber, Colombo, Penang &

CPD)

2.30

HOMEWARDS

A "CARTHAON

"CORFU

Airmat for Shanghai, (Reg.] 7 pm, 6/2,

(Del) * 0,m, 4/5, Airual for Hwatow and Amay, {item.)

$.30 ... (Or Da.m. Altmall for Holbow, {Reg:)

(r.) 3.30 p.m.

Alcmali

Tove

Tainglan: Atema)

p.m.

Bwalow, Amoy and Talpeh, Beg) 3 p.m., (Ord) 3,50 p.mn. Airmat for Manila, Honolulu, USA and Canada, (Deg.) 4.30 p.m., (Only &

J.M.

Air Parcel Post for Mankia, Innolulu and USA, (Kowloon CPO) 14.30 p.m. Karo) b p.m. Ordinary Airmall sprinted mattery, Pom

post ple and small packet Manila. Guam. Honolulu and (Kowloon CPO) 4.30 p.m.. (GPO) I

1.M.

for

USA.

Atemall for Bhanghal, (Rex.) 4.50 per

Lord.) p.m.

Closing Timex by Bea Straite and Culentts, p.m. Hurkok. Nevin.

1

Jihow and Pakhol vẫn Holbow, Noon Manile, Mauritius, Mambuan, (teira,

Marques and South Africa vis Dur bart, & p.m.

BATURDAY, MAY 7 Closing Times by Air Alzmall for Shanghai. (Reg.) 6 p.m. 6/5.

(Drď.) Nam. 1/5. Airmail for

Swatow and Amoy, (Ilest; } 8.30 ... (frd) DIA, Armaid for Maella, (teg.) 31 4.M.,

trd.) 1.80 n.m.

The expenditures of UNRRA assions in China amounted to Airmall for Bwatow, Any, Shanghai andi "Rapid commercial develop total of US$29,828,420 of which largely under the control of great services. ment brought

dwellers US$20,229,010 Lown

was for personal commercial houses, while peasants were mainly controlled by Navy and Army.

the

"One result of their defeat in the recent

war has been the breaking down of the controll ing classes.

"The

Japanese individual

Is

in fishing by means of explosives. now tree. The workman works The allen fishermen, the report for a stable wage, the peasant added, were not able to collettilia his farm. The secret police all the small fish killed by their no longer are a source of dread.” explosives.---Beuter.

-United Press.

Tientsin Disputes Settled By Reds

San Francisco, May 4.

The Communist authoritios in Tientsin have co- operated with the trade unions there in settling some 400 disputes with the result that more factories have been able to operate.

This is reported by the Com- munist-controlled Pelping Radio which says that by the middle of last month more than 80 per cent of privately-owned industrini en- terprises and 10 per cent of pri- vate commercial stores in Tion- tsin were fanettoning again.

it is also reported that pel. vate

enterprises which Jackad operating capital were assisted by the Government which pre- vided loans and supplied raw materials needed.

The Radio adds that settlement of labour disputes has resulted in The fabour disputes which have higher production in many pri- now been settled were caused by | vate enterprises. It instances, a workers dissatisfaction at long 30 per cent rise in the tyre out- hours of work coupled with input of a rubber factory as well adequate wages and also, in same as a noticeable improvement in cases, because workers were ask- the quality of goods manufactur- Ing for excessive pay-packets, the cd.-Reuler.. Radio says.

In the course of resolving the trouble the Government authorit- ies explained to factory owners, Communist industrial and rom- Inercial policles and urged them to give labour a "decent wagu which would guarantee the work- ers standard of living, thereby raising labour enthusiam and higher production-a profit and not a loss to private industry."

NEW BRITTEN OPERA

Vienna, May 4. The Bridah composer, Benjamin Britten told reporters here today that he is planning new opera for which the libretto has been written by the "greatest living novelist in England, E. M. Fors- ter."

It is based on Herman Melville's "Billy Bud," a story of the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic wars, and is set on board a ship-Neu-

ter.

DRUG FACTORY

Lima, May 4 The Peruvian police today dis- covered a third secret cocaino factory In its new campaign against drug-trafficking. It was found neur ho amall

forest township of Puncallpa. The ear- lier two were at Trujillo and Hu

The Gauls used Ring Money WISE TRAVELLERS USE AMERICAN EXPRESS

TRAVELERS CHEQUES

Яnuco.

Peruvian-manufactured, cocaina has been traced to the United States and Cuba. A score of persons are to be tried under recently-enacted anti-dope. Jawa. -Router.

... LOAN DENIAL

Brussels, May 4.

A Belgian Foreign Office spokes- man today denied a Madrid:re- _port____thai____a__Belgian.: financial

group has offered ;s · 160 million. Belgian trancs loan to the Spanish Government Router.

in

Thingtao; Alemall for Chungking. (Red.) $ 1.m.. (Ord.) 5.30 pm. Almall for Taipei; Airmail for Kunming of Calcutta, (Red) 3 5.m., (Ont.)

(Ord. p.m

Clawing Times by Ben

Operation started In November 1944 and ended on December 31, Airmalt for Dangkok, (Nez.) 4.10 p... 1917. Headquarters. first Chungking, were later transferred Formen via Takmo and Foochow, 10 2.21. were established in Mukden Pel-stofhow and Pakhot vis Hothow, Noon. to Shanghal and regional oflees Shanghel, 1 17.

ping. Talyuan, Tsingtao, Tsinon, Straite, Cerlon, Madagnacar, Aden

Egyet, No. Kaifeng, Hankow, Wuhu, Chin

ad

kiang. Hangchow, Changsha, Nan-Manila, Honolulu, USA. Canada Centra chang, Taipeh, Liuchow and Can-

ton.

A capital liaison office was set up in Nanking and a special port office in Hong Kong

and South America vla Ban Francisco (No Pareria for Canada), (Par, and Rest.11.30 p.m.. (Ord.) 2 p.m. Amay, 3 p.m.

Bangkok, 3 .. Bandakan, 3 p.m. Macasset, 3 p.m.

P. & O. S. N. CO.

M.V. "SOCOTRA "'

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

SAILS: Saturday, 7th May at 2 p.m. for the U.K. via Ports.

BAGGAGE: ALL passengers baggage must be sent to the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Co.'s Godown (No. 2 Gate, Canton Road Entrance) by 5 p.m. on Friday the 6th May. With the exception of hand packages carried by passengers themselves all baggage must pass through the Wharf Co.'s Godown for loading on board by ship's slings only.

Will take place at 11 a.m. on Saturday

EMBARKATION: 7th May,

S. A. C.

DELUXE PASSENGER PLANES

NEXT FLIGHT ON TUESDAY, 10th MAY, 1949.

BANGKOK.

$340.00

TO

PENANG.

$590.00

SINGAPORE.

$630,00

RANGOON

CALCUTTA

$645.00

- $500.00

For full particulars ́of ·Passage & freight' picase Apply

General Agents:

SOUTH EAST ASIA TRADING CO., (SIAM) LTD. 69, Connaught Road, West, Tel. No. 24292. Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon, Tel. No. 56418.

Booking Agents:

AUW FIT SENG'S TRADING CO. LTD.

10, Pedder Street, Tel. No. 26798.. -CHIANG-HUAT-HONG-

1, Connaught Road, West, 1st floor, Tel. No. 27681.

"CANTON"

"CARTHAGE"

"CORPU*

"CANTON"

Sixkapore.

LEAVKA RONGKONG

DU LINDDE

1315 May

13th June

Sth June

11th July

1th July

8th Aurost

6th August

2nd September

10th September

Biti September

Ird October

Bist Octuber

Via Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombas. Aden à Port Said

FREIGHT SERVICE

ma "BOCOTIŁA" •

at Kowloon Wharf.

mallu 7th May

for Lundin

A

Con-

lent via Stralia, Colom bo, Genoa Murovili, from London

tiarat.

Con-

"BBILLONG”

"TRESILLIAN“

"SHILLONG" •

dhe 10th May

antie 22nd Mny tue 24th May

for Japan, Tenth

London

Con-

tinent,

all sich June

Lanilan

Cot-

tinent via Straite, Colon-

GenOR.

Fitted with tanks for the carriage of oil in bulk,

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

"HIRALATM

(Apely Liza) "BANGOLA” (Apest Lins)

# "FAIRBA”

(Apew Line)

... "RINDIANA" •

(Apear Line)

By post.

Als

19th Mar

7th May

and 12th May

tine 10th May antis 21st May

23rd May

il 28th May

from Calentle vin Straita. for Japan A Anny.

from Calcutta vin Hirmita. for Belts & Calcutta.

Amoy. from dauận l

for Calcutta & tangoon vin traits.

from Calculla vin Biralta.

Cor Japan.

• These ships are Refrigerated Cargo,#pkos,

P.&O./B.I. JOINT SERVICE

11th Biny from Japan. all 13th May

"TASWELLARI” dhe

"KAUNA” •

"RICHMOND HILL" due

dun 15th May mils 22 May

7th John

fus Biralle, Madras,

Bombay & Karachi,

from Calcutta la Straila. for Straits, ambay

Karachi. from India.

• Accept cargo on through bills of lading for Persian Gulf Ports.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. Co., Ltd.

"KASTEEN” •

"NELLORE" "

Bah Mar

Kudła

a1 10 mum.

..... sluze 18th May

1 34th May

tor Manila, Tirabone, Rydney, bourne & Adelaide

Rabaul, Mel-

frum Kobe & Yukohama. for

Rabaul. Dianila, Brisbane, Bydney, Mel- burne Adelaide,

• Accepts cargo on through bills of lading for NEW ZEALAND #

· FIJI IBLANDS PORTS.

For full particulars apply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

The SWEDISH EAST ASIA Co., Ltd.

ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE

M.V. TAMARA SAILS FOR KOBE & YOKOHAMA M.V, OLUF MAERSK

"

.21st May .27th May

. 18th May.

"

M.V. HALLAND M.V. TAMARA

SAILINGS TO EUROPE

.Loading

.10th May

....Early June

For

ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, MARSEILLES, CASABLANCA, ANTWERP,' ROTTERDAM (AMSTERDAM), HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, OSLO & GOTHENBURG.

For further particulars apply:-

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Agents.

Tel 31146.

FLOW

ISTHMIAN LINE

(Isthmian Steamship Co. of N.X.)

ARRIVALS FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST 8.8. "STEEL WORKER" ..........Discharging 3rd June.

Balls for Salgon, Bangkok & Balavia 3rd June,

SAILINGS TO U.S.A. via PANAMA- B.8. "LONGVIEW VICTORY" 8.8. “STEEL EXECUTIVE"

for

Loading 21st 'May

10th June

LOS ANGELES and NEW YORK For further particulara apply:-* GILMAN

& CO.,

Agents.

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