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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1949.

Pakistan Welcomes Expansion Squatter Huts

Of Trade

Reminders

Today

Joint Recital, sponsored by Chinese YMCA, at 23 Waterloo Road 8 p.m. Kowloon Gramophone Society classical concert Diocesan Boys' School, 8.15 pm

Party, Government House, 4.30 p.. Third

Police Parado, Annual Happy Valley. 10.30 am. (the public must be in their places by 10.15 m.) Wah Yan Past Students Asso-

Garden

With Hong Kong

Pakistan would welcome expansion of its trade with Hong Kong, and the Pakistan Govern- ment would give every possible encourage- ment towards that end."

This statement was made by Mr. Abdul Haque, Director of the Pakistan Cotton Merchants Association, to the "China Mail" yesterday. Mr. Haque, who is passing

On the other hand Pakistan

through the Colony on a world with the loss of this big outlet tour to survey market condi- will have to find overseas market tions and to investigate pros- to her accumulating jute sup peets of expanding his coun- alles, or else consume her jute in to do. So far she ha iry's trade. both imports andternally, and this is what she i

now trying no milis to produce the good exports, will be leaving by air for Tokyo on November 1.

made from jute, but the Gavern- Frem Japan he will go on to

ment is opening up mills for th the United States and Europe purpose, and it is hoped that this

laquelle welcomed wr help in solving the problem www Fakkian welcomed to agreement is come to wit Yan College. Robinson "Road;"

foreign investments, and in line India, said Mr. Haque. 7.30 PAN HK Stage Club presents The Imth his Government's policy, portance of being Earnest every encouragement was being China Fleet Club. 9 p.m. Christ Church Fun Fair at Dioce-tors, with assurance of the m

Can Bays School, 150 p.m. Girl Guides Exhibition. Sandilanda

Hat, Flagstaff Road. Beating the Retreat, at Kowloon

Cricket Club, fi pun.

Tor H

Coming Events

TOMORROW

Classical Concert,

59, Macdennell Read, 8.30 p.m. European YMCA Armchair Group. falk by the Rev. J. Andrew's on Life of a Padre in the New Territories" 8.30 p.m.

Commandos Beat KITC 4-3

By KIMBERLEY The Commandos maintain- ed their unbeaten record in Hockey League when they scored a 43

victory over

prac-

mum of restrictions.

Pakistan, needed, principally, capital goods for her industrialise tion programme.

Speaking of Pakistan's economy Mr. Haque said it was very sound. She was one of very few countries which had a favourable balance of trade with the dollar area.

Her main exports are jute, raw cotton, hides and skins, oil-seeds, dried fruits, sports goods and sur- rical instruments.

Trade With Reds On the question of Pakistan's future trade with Communist China. Mr. Haque side-tracked the issue by saying that his country was a member of the British Commonwealth, and she would take whatever action the nations ather Commonwealth

London Meeting On Japanese Export Prices

London, October 28.

To Be Cleared

Police, Health Department and Pubile Works Depart--

have ment representatives "baen zutkarized to cleara further area on the Mainland of squatter hutmenta

The area is bounded on the North by Prince Edward Road from the junction of Tong MI Road West to the water frent on the East by Tang Mi Road; on the South by tho of the Typhoon Shelter, and on West by the waterfront

WALET

Revised Contralled

Prices

CATC Mechanics Fly Off With Plane

A senior official of the Central Air Transpart Cor paration yesterday admitted that a CATC C-47 aircraft had suddenly departed from Kai Tak airport for an unknown destination on Thursday evening.

Believed to have headed for Canton, the CATC aircraft which was a converted passenger plane numbered XT-507, left the airport sometime between 7.30 and 8 p.m. with three of the airline's mechanics.

The three mechanics were Yang Shao-fan, Su Wen-huan and Shieh Chiao-chuen, all of whom had been employed by the airline for more than two years.

Court Brevities

According ta, the senior official, Yang was the only one who is

Sentence of two months' im. Revised controlled prices of was formerly a co-pilot with an- additional commodities were other Chinese airlines. He joined prisonment with hard labour was

Wong

King-fai, 27 years ago. Prior to this he was rear-old waiter of the Hang Fr yesterday.employed by the Eurasia Airlines Road by Mr. Hin-shing, Lo at Chrer Restaurant, Causeway published in the "Governste CATC about two and a half-posed on you

thes a co-pilot

Gazette" ment The commodities with controlled prices follow:

Foodsim1: Cerruts-Danlop's Quick C‹klag Data $2.33 per 22'ni'sea: Cranel Meat-Cocktail Pionie Samages t

kik Ha. Presh Officials of the Treasury, the Brands 1.6 er

Met-Mild Card Harn Australian Board of Trade and the Foreign Brand Plenie Hama (Salt marke Office met yesterday to discuss the American removal of control 16: Yild Cured Bacon (A over Japanese export prices. 11 per ih: Wild Cared Ham (SA)-C was learned today.

Tt

The plan cestions to

mit certain...

POLICE HOCKEY XI

talian)-Buked Bacon Commons

fed Shred Ham $6.95 per 1b;

19 $10, 315 $1,

His position with the CATC Central yesterday, for the larceny $475, Sheaffer's fountain pen was a ground mechanic because and a jacket from Shing Fuk and the CATC did not think that hei Ching-fu, cooks at the restau was qualified to be a pilot"" The other sa participants were Members of CATC's ground stat.

Plenty Of Petrol

Sub-Inspector S. I. Wong said that the theft was reported to the Bayview Police Station on Thurs- day and suspicion was thrown on The aircraft which was pur-the station where he admitted the the defendant who was taken to Mahased by the airlines a few years theft, Defendant told the police 180 for U.S.$30.000 was refitted here he had hidden the imones. as a passenger plate. She was due to leave for Chungking and Cheastu on a schedule fight yes- Dterday morning.

About 700 gallons of aviation Petrol was in the plane's tanks when the men flew off with it

The airline official said that with 700 gallons of petrol the air- craft is able to fly to Shanghai. However, as airfields in Canton were not very heavily damaged by the Nationalists before their

„VEGETABLES

FINE

MEATS

E GROCERIES

WHERE ELSE BUT AT

THE DAIRY FARM

RATION BUTTER

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and $435 belonging to Shing Fak HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT RATION CARDS

was recovered. The sen, jacket and not recovered. Defendant said he

a back lane. threw them out of a window ints

$40 belonging to Li Ching-fu were

SERVICEMEN ENTERTAINED

An informal dance for Ser- vicemen was held at the Hong

576-15 $12.60, 71-15 12.6%, 6-15 withdrawal from Canton, the air-Kong Women's International

&lice? USA.-Certified was not a top-level discus- Cured Bacon sion but it co-ordinated available at $ per ib: Laurico Ver- information and called for cerable Shenesing $10 per of The, sin,

Fegriable Shortening $1.50 tain additional data from the uricu United Kingdom delegation which 5. Imperial Beet Dripping 11.25 per tin: Tea-Lipton's Tea Standard No. is at present it. Tokyo,

to be to sub-3.0 per 1b, Rickshaw Brand 14 per lb.

the

Mater Car Takes and Covers: Goodrea Cabinet regarding * common Tyres: Tubes-6.015 F10 5,515 $13, policy for the sterling area in the 2013 $12, 2015 $14, 6-5-16 $12.63, !!.. 45-17871.49 event that Japanese exporters, 5.25/2.50-17

Tesume 10-16 $21, 525-16 $21, 8-16 si particularly of textiles, sume of their pre-war competi-6.10-16 $11, 6.5-16 $11, 5.5-16 812.50. 2016 $11.60, 6.20-15 $12.69, 1.00-13 would collectively decide upon. tive tactics-United Press. 814. 7-50-16 $17, 4.50-13 811.4 Reminded that China previousi

£65 $2.40, KITC at Sookunpoo yester-bought large quantities of raw

nes, i araft may have flown to Canton. cotton from Pakistan, Mr. Haque

7.00-16 214, 829-15 €11.40,

Club on Thursday, night. "Although the airlines have day.

said this was a fact, and his coun-

7.00-20 (6] #2040, 750—20 (24×7)

Mr. M. Silas was at the piano 9.0016 334, 90020 17681 $9. taken steps to prevent such hap throughout the evening to en- The Indians, who had tically full control of the game, would certainly want a re-

822-244 185 x 74%) $28, 2015a) penings, we cannot tell what is intertain about 60 copples, of these orders.

The following have been seler |239, 22-26 135x9) 531, 1952–24

the Club and stered within three minutes of sumption

Though many

Members of concluded. the bully.

friends of the Committee acted The Commarks could only mills formerly located in Shang- ted to represent the Hong Kong x 137, 11. 12 remployees minds." the official

the Hongs $1. 2.00-13

as partners to the Army and Navy manage sporadic rods, but when hai and North China had moved Police in their Hockey Associa- Cover: 345 34, 5.3025 969, 860

Light refreshments were served. they did.. the goal, came, mainly Sowa to Hong Kong, it was doubt-tion fixture against through the efforts of Bisip, ful if they would be able to com- og Hockey Club & Boundary 123/5bel 362. Limit 112

Next Thursday, the Club' will Shallows and MacPhenon in the cote once the mills were re- Street at 10.15 m. tomorrow:

G. C. Mas, C Blackbourn, D.. 6/6-16 117, 8.50-16 3147, 7.00-15

thold a Whist Drive for Service established in China, and the mills. Tebattt, forward line.

F. M. Scares. A $123. 5.50-15 $113. 5.00-15 $120, 15 The Indians ran off to an early, in Japan bad gotten under way. Leslie D. Brown, W. P. Apps, R. 15 $156, 483-15 168, 1985. 3.5

19, 6.44-15 13 6.70-13 37; 7.10 brisk attark, Milne, in the Com- because of the very high labour Wilson, E. Yuse, JR. M. B.

$116, 1.64-15 $12, 830-13 3140. amandos goal.

costs here, said Mr. Haque.

6; 5214,

A guerilia free estimated at Wall, K. C. Thong. Reserves: T. Bustered

760-15 $124, 7.00-20 (32 The Pakistani industrial mag- v.C. Reynolds, G. C. March, 30-06 (3417) 8232, 9.46612, 3,000 men attacked the South and tripped as he stopped an

that his country's

9.50–20 136 x 2) $348, 915–20 13527) Korean naval-station at Chinju outside ball directly in front of hate thought

JS. Dillon of, lecision not to devalue her cur-

1250 8.23-24 (30 x 2) 334 9. yesterday, burning the naval bil goal-mouth.

"OCCASIONALS" XI the

and was

(35) $410, 10.00-20 (2 2 98%. $4627 KITC

the saty oppertunity, folency was a wise one,

The following have been selected 11.0625 $525, 150--36 $211 lowed up and smicked the definitely to her advantage. in to give his side the lead.

She has had to make a slight to represent HKCC "Occasionals' КІТС

ipressure

reduction in price for raw cotton, in a friendly cricket match agains! of her two main exports, the Hong Kong Defence Force at

most of the first

became

for

car-

kep Opportuni- ties came in droves, or the quick footed, fest hitting Indians

ball into the shooting ied the area. Chances score. however, were frustrated by KITC's eager forwards moving ahead too Tart Webb Outstanding

Chief figure in the KITC Line- un the whole up, and in fact

feld, was Webb, playing at right back for the Indians.

He Was the bulwark in the Indian

defence and his clear- cnces often gave KITC the initia-

cne

currency:

cotton of the

6 50-$

33, 4 $43, 9.50—16 £4, 6.30-20

-SOUTH KOREAN GUERILLAS ATTACK personnel.

NAVAL STATION

Chinju, Koren, Cztober 28,

men.

PROMOTIONS

IN HKDF

A number of promotions in the etsy police station and buildings Hong Kong Defence Force have. housing the municipal and govern-been approved by the Governor. Patest and Other Medicines: De Wittment offices." De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Prix ga

V

and Bladder Pills $2 per small vize bottle, Whi's Mar 2án 4'e Remedyi

They are:

A brief government announce- Company-Sergeacf-Major Alas- per large size bottle. De Witt's Kidnement said fighting was still in pro-air Todd to be Lieutenant;

gress outside Chintu with army

Private Porphyria Maria Notas- The announcement said eight- and navý its participating. gerilla and four of the defen

to compete with cotton producing Chater Road at 11 am, tomorrow: O. J. Kerr, N. R. Oliver, A nations who have devalued their Stepto, J. Bransome, A. Gribam De

K. S. H. Wilson, J. C. Wright, Jer tube. De Witt's Asteld Powder Starpe and Du As for jute, her other mainan, S. Thorpe, C. Blett, Tr of tin:

Product: "8.F1. Compound Powder export, there has been no price S. McCaig.

Small $1.20 each -BFL Compaiders were billed-United Press.. reduction because •Pakistan, Umpire: Mr. Tindle.

Powder-Large 18 vach. "Vitmol" 14

the

with her almost 70 per cent world output, controlled world trade in this commodity.

Sound Economy

the

NOMADS XI

in their Hockey

14.30 each: Warner: Agator lec ize bottle $40 per 14 oz bottle, Azaro)

The following will representer small size bottle *$ per & os bottle.

Nomads

Anusol Suppositories $4.40 per 1 bat ile, Ahasal Suppatories $2.50 per

DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED

The Committee of the British

co

Charles

da Silva to be Lieutenant;

John Alick Private

be Lieutenant; Hurlbatt to

Private Colin George Mervyn Morrison to be Lieutenant;

Private Ian MacDonald Light- body to be Lieutenant;"

Private Francis Yiu-plu Lee.

Private David Ronald Holmes.

League match against the Kow-bottle, Ce-Eix-ba $4 per dos tin, Catà Lezion ackrovledze with thanks MBE, MM, to be Lleutenant; and loon Indian Tennis Club at 10a-Ma $1.80 per 14 on tin, Sloan's Lin the undermentioned donations to "The result is that we maintain am. tomorrow on the Navy went 12 per 2 oz bottle, Syrup Cilana the Earl Haig Fund for Disablon MBE, MC, to be Lieutenant. tive. His stoppages and distribus exports and in return we pay 1 ground. King's Park. faultless.ess for our imports, so that our tions yesterday were

K

If it were not for the over-eager-economy is even sounder than be- ness the KITC forwards, many of fore," said Mr. Haque. these moves by Webb might have had fruitful results.

On the question of Pakistan's Sifference with India over de- valuation, trade between the two countries is at a standstill. The

uestion as to who would benefit!

POLICE RUGBY XV

FALSE ALARM

the

$2.50 per 5 oz bottle, Veracciate Tablets | Ex-Servicemen:- F. A. Barretto, L. A. Xavier $2.45 50% bottle, Vince $150 per

Previously acnowledged $36787: Lin. Waterbury's. Compared. $5.75 L. Garcia, T.

Con- Sun Cheong Investment and

Mrs. N. P.

Two Are engines and, a police and A.E.P. Guest: Castilho, and K. Seyer; G. Silva, per 16 on bottle.

Foodstuffs: Fresh Butter: $1.25 per struction Co.' 10;

25: A F. Staple 50; The van from Central sped to the Robert Tay, R. C. Reed, P. A

1 On Marine and Fire Insurance junction of Hollywood Road and Bull and H. Xavier. Reserve Ab, $2 per 1 Ib.

Co, Ltd. 25; Bank of Communica Shing Wong Road about 3.20 p.m. Webb's turning out for KIT

Silva,

London Chamber tion, Hong Kong 50; Lt. Cok and yesterday afternoon in answer to

Chinese Ere alarm, only to find 200 Mrs. J. Mitchell was a surprise, Rejected by the Army after their hockey trials be

Optical Co. 53: AK Chan, Esq. cause of it to be a default in the fore the league begin, the soldier from this was a two-sided oze. The following will represent Of Commerce

25 Charles Mar Fan & Co. 20: caus

instrument situated bad roparently been signed up b;depending on how one looked at the Police Rugby XV in their

Wallen Lambert Bros. 250; HK.re alarm Examinations the Indians. I wonder if the Arm

Merchantile and Chemical Ltd.

The fire alarm, which is one of have not missed out selectors

India was getting her raw jute Club Ground at Happy Valley at

25 Seventy-four students have 100 G. Rarchand something.

Shallows, Commando centre for from Pakistan, and India depend-3.30 p.m. tois

ed on her finished jute products as J. Wall, R. Tebbett, B. Slevin, passed the London Chamber (China) Ltd. 100 HK and the many recently installed at Whdo.poa Dock: Co. 250; The various parts of the Central die- 16th minute. Receiving a beautiful a dollar earner, and with these R. Russell, N. Reynolds, R. Sher-

the Government 100 May Poon 10; The last clearance from Trace, he took the earnings she bought foodstuffs for rarú-Smith, D. Armour, T. Col- of Commerce Examinations Crucester Hotel 200; Perey Smith trict, came into effect on Tuesday

From this point tium, S. Turney, E. Searle, I held at ball up by himself, slipped past her population

Oliver, W. Wright-Evening Institute carly this China Engineers Ltd. Webb and beat the goalie with an view, the loss of this trade is Rees, I

Nooth, T. Grace and J. Martin year, it was officially an- detrimental to India' Begurate shot.

nounced yesterday. The re- sults are:

ward, levelled the score on the

Many Trying Moments KTTC attacked again and had the Commandos pinned down in their own part of the field for many trying moments. The second KIT goal came through Suggest Ebrahim, KITC's centre-forward This was followed by still an- other from Dillon's stick before the half time, when the score stood

match against the Army on the

New Storm Signal Codes Effective January 1st

at three one in XITC's favour New local and non-local storm signal codes for

Ever after the resumption

KFRC maintained

better

water control

/

of the game, Commandos worked and their forwards in eventually a short corner came about.

stepping feeble hit The Bishop, from the line, forced his way in

zad netted

casily manassisted Shallows came through again after melee before KITC's goal-month and hit in to level the score at three all.

By now, the Commandos, re- vitalised somewhat by their sweetz

ing recovery, were pressing agair

KITC..

instead of falling

visual storm warning, signals will be adopt- ed by the Royal Observatory as from January : 1 next.

codes have been, revised as a result of the conference on storm warning procedures held at Manila in May and 'in which Mr. G. P. S. Heywood, Director of the Royal Observatory, participated.

The new signals will be as follows:

No. 1 will be depicted by a

Higher Bookkeeping and, ActOYNIADCZ (CT","fix" "passed): Hat Mar-kxi Ken Chung-yu, The Wooozi and Lo King.

zva.

Certiscate Bookkeeping 123 02, 2 passed. Lo Shia-ki. Wong Kar-uar. C.R. Huber Pung Koken, Tine, HAD. dat, Sit, Chen-kit, Chow` Pangkan, -Cha Wing-roen, Las King-ching, Lo Kaz ke, Sio Chumming. Leung Chung-kan. Choy Chunhong, Wong Hul-kai, Ep Yun-ting. Cheung Chak-chip. Bo S1- chanz. (with Distinctions); Jimmy Lam. Cheers Cho-wyl," Leung, Eins-4us. Im Chus. He Six-kee, Franz Tobek, Chi Chai Walfan, Krok Ming-tak, Chung

Lee Yat-hi, young, Chow King-ebol, Wong Kwong-chize, John Lipiṣam and Chiu But-lin

Elementary Bookkeeping (46. Ka1, 2 passed) Ping Pickwan Kak Wing rbecus. Gerson Penrhyn BlenkinsoD, Signal No. 1 is a cautionary of Desmond Freser Inglia. Lee Pink, L stand by" signal, and does not Ping-rim, Tho Cho-hun, Hej Po-lam Too Shong-wal, Chan, Rungkwan Tans necessarily imply bad weather.

Signals Nos. 5 to 3 convey deal-chven, Your, Pal-toms. Yung kan- kin, Worg Hong-leg. Was Teck

5 to win.

back countered, resulting in the T-shaped day signal and a signal nite warning of expected sales wons. Les Chiysen, Cella Barg. Chan game rising to a new high pitch of three white lights at night.

A triangular shaped signal will from different directions. A "gale Kokain, lo tal-yuen, Harald Carl Lawn his second depict the No. 5 signal (indicating is equivalent to a

-in pace.

Less

.

mean

wind Bruce, Lam, Kercbrok, Tom Ching tuang, s than five minutes betora time, Bishop

scored goal to give Commandos the lead sales of 34 knots or more). At velocity of 34-40 knots, but gusts Wall Ko, Chase Lok ton, Annabely night it will be one white and two may reach 60 knots. These four Youus, SE PIT, Le Lo Me Kalka for the first time..

green lights.

KITO fought vigoronaly but ir vain to stem off the opposition.

The

final whistle blew as the Commandos were moving yet int another attack

one

25

So. Ewan yok, Chia Wal-min with pie- Signals are therefore of equasiactant Salle Tae, Chin-Bu-lin Park regards Wind cauca Wikim Alexander Norman significance velocity but are for different Darkin, James Copy Kalebunt (D

Hinction), York Tolen, Yerng Balam, wind directions.

sinn Kwok-cboi and Leandro Maria Roccides.

Signal No. 9 will not necessarily be used if conditions warrant the hoisting of No. 10 as soon as it is evident that the gale will increase,

The No. 3 signal will be depict fd by a reverted pyramid during daytime with one green and two white lights at night. Commandos: Milne. Trace and Two pyramids, one above the Starria, Barton. Carraghes, and other, will depict the No. 7 Signal More Teek, Bishes. Shallows during the day and two green and

Signals will be lowered wher MacPherson, and Ramsten,

White lights at night."

danger is considered to be over. EVDO: M Singh We and B

reverted pyramids, The black ball strong wind Siach: FB. Sinah.. Hazif and E above the other, will show the No. Singh. 15. Dillon, Pintas Ebra-9 Signal during the day and two warning signal) is primarily in- 1 ABG Berwhite and one green lights intended to warn small craft of the FRIENDLY GAME The friendly hockey gam be

* Hong Kong Defence Force and Heariquarters, Land Forcer Tesulted in a win for the former by Eve goals to three.

night.

No. 10

A crazy will deplet the No. 10 Bignal at day, and red-green ped lights signal at night.

onset of strong winds which are

FISH PRICES

Frosh fish avOIRES. - PECES Traliend the Hour Kong Fish Wholesale Market, Bennedy Town, Jesterday,

-- Type, of. Wid":

Yellow Croaker

not expected to reach gale force FORDERT It may be bolsted to give warning of strong monsoon winds in wm- ter, in of winds due to tropical | Hand- Grune depressions of small intensity, Googer Pika

Total

there.

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