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KAI TAK

TOPICS

A newspaperman cursed his lock at Kai Tak yesterday. Not

that this was the first time or, for that matter, his last, But it was certainly his worst yet-eo far.

He was Mr. O. P.(Chick)

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1940.

TOP PRIORITY URGED FOR FAR

34

EAST PROBLEMS

Geneva, June 18.

Gorry, photographer of the Anso Mr. M. A. Mostor, Indian ship-owner, ship-builder

clated Press based in Tokyo.

in Hong Kong at week, while covering the arrival of the Loi cesters, Chuck Injured his kness and was hospitalised for three dayn.

returning

to Japan

He was where arrangements for his rot ting into hospital there had been made.

But arriving at Kai Tak yes- tanday, he was told by the PAA that his plane was "off-loadad" others and Chuck with nome would not be accommodated.

Apparently tight to Tokyo the PAA plane was making a dire because of

of weathor reasona and

extra fuel had to be taken.

His newsmen friends, there to nee him off, cheered him up with something coli. But not before Chuck had let off steam in words unprialable.

and airline director, today told-the '61-nation Infernational Labour Organisation's confer- ence here that top priority must be given to to the problems of under-developed countries. Speaking as the Indian employers' representative at the conference, which contains Govern- ment, employers and workers' delegates from each member country, Mr. Master Insisted that the International Labour Office give more of its attention to areas of the world outside Europe and the Americas.

"Experience has brought home "They are anxious to enset log- to all of us the inescapable truth islation or take other suitable ac

im-tion, or create appropriate cen- employment, that fuller

of work and ditions whereby they may be able proved conditions higher standards of living. can to fulfil these ideals. only be achieved if a country is able to create new wealth by in- The BOAC's "Canadair" which creasing its productivity and by its ecomumie and in- arrived here on Sunday on a sur-expanding its vey flight from the UK, will take dustrial activity.

The off for Tokyo on Thursday.

study, therefore, of the economic conditions and of the various forces which help or

in hinder economic development in the various parts of the world is essential and fundamental to the formulation and execution of a

It will be making similar fights to Manila and Bangkok before ref turning to its base in the UK.

•

Corps. He was accompanied by Captain E. J. Robinson,

STEALS SIX

METAL FLANGES

mission."

to

"There is therefore, greater rea- son for the International Labour Organisation to study carefully the economic situation and the economic conditions of these un. der-developed and undeveloped countries

tries and to, find out what their

urgent and immediate needs are for increasing their prodfue- | tion, for developing their agricul- ture and Industries and for creat-

"It will be recognised that un-

of its less the needs and requirements of the under-developed countries

To Establish Asian Labour Federation

Geneva, June 19.. Trade union leaders from eight Eastern countries-all opposed to the Communist- dominated World Federation of Trade Uniona-vated in Genova today to establish an Asian

Federation of Labbur. The sight countries repro- sented at today's meeting, a spokesman said, have bean Invited to participate" in dis. cussions here next week-end and found the establishment of a non-Communist world organisation of trade unions The principat sponsors

of next week's meeting are the British Trade Union Congress, the American Federation of Labour and the Congress of industrial Organications of ihe United States and the Veterans Federation of Trado Unions.

The eight countries joining together in the Aslan Federa- tion

aro Turkey, Japan, China, the Philippines, India, Pakistan, Iran and Indonesia, Others expected to join the federation are Byria, feral, Cayton, Burme, Blam Afghanistan.

Associated Prous

Re

and

POST OFFICE

MAIL NOTICE Outward Mails,

(OUTWARD AIR MAIL FOR VE

DELAYED

The Outward Airmall for United King-

mail half an hour earlier).

on

On a BÒAC dying boat from Singapore was Lieutenant Colonel S. A. Woods of the Royal Tankxt and progressive social policying new wealth in their lands,

which might enable the Interna- tional Labour Organisation Fruceea

to the fulfilment Mr. Master said It is significant are fully and urgently met for en- that the annual report of the abling them to march

forward dom, theduled to close el. p.m. International Labour Organian- on the path of intensive agricul- Monday, June 20, will now close on Turn- tion's Director-General refers to ture and rapid industrialisationday, June 21 at CPO Kowloon 4.50 p.m.. For stealing six metal flanges the mood of critical re-examino- and unless they are allowed to and GPO Hong Kong & .., (egistered nbulid from the Kowloon Docks

up an economic structurn postulates which con evolve

It la bereby notified that unregistered and prosperity which Saturday, Ching Kow, aged 24,

auffielent

Magnet | letters and postcards only for Shacabei was sentenced to four months by in highly developed countries of strength to hold its own against and Tientsin can be accepted by surface Mr. Blair Kerr at Kowloon the world and that it sounds a competitive forces in the ceann-route. yesterday.

Unless otherwise statel, Magistero mic world, it will be extremely

for Articles and Parvel Posta clowe 30 minute difficult, if not impossible, these countries to keep pace with earlier than the ordinary mall If mella

Lalone before

unc 10. Registered the highly developed

countries

Parcel Ponts close at 5 p.m. ca the pra of the world their

onward vious day. march towards raising the stan

Meila, are closed at Kowloon Central dard of the life and improving Post Office half an hour earlier than the the lot of the common man, Gro closing times,

on

tion of

of the fundamental of economic power

was

warning that it will call for their highest economic statesmanship If a threat of serious depression is to develop in the future.

On Saturday, defendant seen acting in suspicious manner. On the approach of the watch man defendant ran away,

but was arrested, ·

Defendant admitted having cut

the flangen from copper pipes

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Stern Realities

am, glad that he has em- being reconditioned for a tankerphasised this vital aspect of the world economic situation because, however anxious and enthusiastic we may be to reach our ideals in the shortest time possible, of im- plementing a progessive social policy we shall have to recognise stern realities and shall have to face them for the common good of all, with courage, foresight and decision.

RADIO

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This is Radio Hong Kong broadcasting on frequency of 845 kilocycles per second and on 9.52 megacycles per second in the 3 metre band. IL.X.T.

12.16 p.m.-Religious Talk. (DOCTB) 13.30 pm="Hong Kong Calling?". 17,82 p.m.-Londen Studio Melodies....A Programme of Continuous Murle by the Masqueraders with Parry (Plans). (UNCTY)

1.00 ..---Lena Horne

(Vocal)

First Priority

TUESDAY, JUNE 11 Closing Times by Air Canton, (Kowloon CPO) 1.10 km, 1 km,

17.30 p.m.. 2 p.m., 3.30 p.m.; (Groj 7 km, 830 mm, Noon, 1.30 pm,

p.m.

Airmail for Bwatow and Amoy. (Beg)

3.30 am., (Ord.) 9 km.

Izd Chengtų: Airmail for Chungking

Artial Tor Foochow : Airmeil for Kunming Airmail for Bwalow: Air"

all for Hothow, (Reg.) $ 3.m., (Ord.) 3.30 p.m. Airmail: forg Taloch; Alxmally for. Ampy, (Reg)" & påm* ((018.) "9.80 'pas,

Dar

(Dasra Nairobi, Momba. Salaam, Mauritive, Johannesburg and Cairo via Karachi), Alexandria, Roma and London, Kowloon CPD: (Tex,) -4 p.m., (Ord) 1.30 p.m.; ⱭPO: (Beg)

4.80:b.m. (Ord.) & pm.

"I would, therefore, appeal to

Director-General, in the

oli carnestness. that he should give the first priority in his study of the economia borground of the world to the problems and dim- culties which lie in the path of the under-developed countries in Speaking of the fundamental the creation of new wealth and political and economic change in the implementation of a pro-Airmail for Rakeson, Caleutta, Karachi, all round which the post-war grossive policy, of social justice: world has witnessed, Mr. Mas ter added, "The basic Import- "The presentation of a report ance of Asia and particularly setting forth the result of such South East Asia to world peace studies will, I am sure, remove and stability can no longer the feeling of disappointment and frustration to which my friend now be ignored. and

Mr. Suresh

Chandra Baneric "The

postulates workers' delegate fundamental of a global economy divided into

expression when

be re- the developed and undeveloped to the conference

that countries, although not yet altered, the International Labour Office Ordinary Alemall ipgloled matters, sang- are now directly challenged.

ไร Influenced more by European ples and small packet posta) for "Political and economie thought countries and the United States

Menita, Cosm, Honolulu and USA. has in responsible quarters now of America and added that 'In-

(Kowloon OPO) 480 p.m. (GPO) :G dian and Aslatie .countries, how-Almell for Bangkok, (Rex.), 4.19 p.m.,

p.m.

ever large in population, receive (Ord.) 5 p.m. scant attention'."

Wilfred

Glenn Miller and Ille Orcherten. 1.1 Newe. Weather ' Report and

Announcement,

1.25 p.m.Interlude.

1.800..-"From the bowe."

1.00 p.m.-Close Down,

4.00 .."Hong Kong Calling." 4,01 p.m.-Time for Musle"....DBO

5,10 p.m.--Cantonce

Midland Light Orchestra. (DECTR)

by Fladio, Given ceased to encourage the exploita by Miss Lee Wal Lan and ..tion of non-metropolition

colonial countries.

Lee (Studlej

I

or

6.60 p.m.-Down Memory Lane" Pre- "The economic development of sented by Alleen Woods. (cudio) all parts of the world has been 7.20 p.m. Colonial Month. Speech br

international His Majesty the King. Opening the acknowledged as an

and has been considered Church obligation

Colonial Exhibition

from

House, Westminster, Commentator ». | 45 fundamental to the future Richard Doubleday....Treceded by peace and prosperity of the world. Tour of the Exhibition La Oze "It will be, therefore, impossible ford Street, {London Relay)

to justify the glaring omission of any reference in the report to the present economic situation in the undeveloped and under-developed countries of the world,

7.45 p.m.-BUC Symphony Orchestra

News 1.09 p.m.-World News -And

Analysla, (London Relay) 4.16 .m.-"Meet The "Faragons",

(Btudio)

9.00

$.30 .The Blue Danube" The trise

story of the Strauss Family and their Contemporaries, A Cavalcade of Muate of 19th Century Europe.

"From the Editorials." (Les don Relay) 9,10 p.m.-Weather Report, 0.11 pm-Variely Bandbox. From the

Cambridge Theatre

London (BUCTS)

9.40 p.m.-Orchestra Rarmonde. 4.65 9.10.--Chamber Musi Recital. Brahma: Trio fo & Minor. Louis Kentner (Piano) Reginald Kell

Clarinet), Arthony Plai (Cello). 10.23 pm/Parl Calling" A short

play "The Birth of Louis XIV,

10.35 5.m.---Muxio, for "Dancing “A La

Francaise."

11.09 p.m.-Radio News Rail (London

Relay)

་

11.15 p.m.-Speech by Ia · Majesty the

King. Opening the Colantul.

hibition

followed by. "Colonist

Journey," A feature Programme

Growing Demand

should be so because the Internat

"I am really surprised that this

ional Labour Organization will not be able to fulfil its mission in the future unless there is franks and forthright recognition on its part of the needs of under-developed countries and unless it makes can- certed efforts to solve these prob- lems immediately and effectively.

Lave

from

Almaft for Manila, Honolulu, USA and

Canada, (Reg.) 4.80 p.m., (Ord).8

p.m.

Air Parcel Post for Manila, Honolulu srid

USA. (Kowloon OPO) 4.20 (CPO) p.m.

Clane Times by Bes Jangkok, 10 .15.

and

Mr. Master also said that Bizalu, Ceylon, Madagascar, Egypt the .L.D. had made remark. Europe via London, Fax.) 10 a.m., able

(Reg.) 11.30 am, (Ord.) Noon. contributions towarda ameliorating the conditions of Shanghat, Noon. the workers of the world conventiona Are. framed result of a majority of

Japen, 2 p.m.

but ahaashat and Tientals, 3 p.m.

Amor. p.m.

votos Bangkok, p.m.

towards

32.80 p.m.

and the attitude of the under-Swalow, 3 p.m. developed counteles,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 Closing Timer by Air various problema

often Almall for Okinawa and Japan, (Reg-} bound to differ from that of 9.30 x.m.. (Ɑrd) 10 am. the highly developed countries. Airmail for Manis, (Reg.) Noon, (Ord.) Expediency rather than con-

Closing Times by Boo

of some viction often, governs the attitudo Formosa vin Tekaz, ið nim governments towards Amor. Noon- these matters and purely political Mania. Blavin, Hourabaya and Marsstr.

I par. considerations, sometimes

malo. A p.m. fluence vital decisions on matters Holhow, Takhol via Holbow, Straits and of social policy, he said.

Tanroan, D.17-

There is often not that full

measure of intelligent under standing of the peculiar circum- stances in under-developed coun- Why; therefore, should

"There is a growing demand tries. In these under-developed coun- there bo any surprise at the tries for Increasing production, number of conventions. remain- for promoting industrialisationing unratified?... and for improving standards of living.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20 Cieslag Times ·by` Alt Airmail for Tangoon, Calcutta, Exracht,

(Ilmora, Nairobi, Mombat, Daree Balsam, Mauritius, Johannesburg und Cairo via Karachi), Alexandria, Roma and Londen, Kowloon QPO: (Reg.1 4 p... (Ord) 4.30 p.m.: CPO1 (Reg.) 4.10 p.m. (Ord) 6 p.m. Airmail for Singapore, (Fox.) 4.10 p.m.,

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Fer-)

4.20

It is the serious responsibility Airmail for Bangkok, Dataria, Colombo, of the IL.. 'to analyse this "These countries are members situation and Buggest, effective Alimall for Japan, (Reg.) 4.30 produced by Leonard Cottrell and of the International Labour Or-means of wider`į. ratification of ganisation. They share the ideals conventions in the future, Mr. of this great. Organisation.

Master said-Router....

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