1950-06-23 — Page 11

"POYANG"

"TSINAN"

""PAKIOI"

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1950,

Asia's importance in

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE the world situation

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"YOCHOW"

"SHENGKING"

"SHANSI"

"HUPEIT"

"YUNNAN"

SAILINGS TO

Tientsin

.Inchon & Pusan

Bangkok.. Singapore, Penang

& Belawan Keclung Yokohama, Nagoya,

Osalta & Kobe .Tientsin

Jap to hang

2 p.m. 23rd June for Malaya

5 p.m. 24th June 7 a.m, 25th June

3 p.m. 25th June

S p.m. 27th June"

5 p.m. 29th June

p.m. 30th June"

• Sails from Custodian Wharf.

ARRIVALS FROM

Snigon

24th/25th June

Bangkok

"SHENGKING”

Tientsin & Tsinglao

7 a.m. 25th June 25th Juno 26th/27th June 1st Aug.

"SHANSI"

"HUPER"

"HUNAN"

Kocung

Tientsin & Tsinglao

AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE LTD,/CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. JOINT SERVICE

***TAIPING' "CHANGSHA

SAILINGS TO

www.Sydney-&-Melbourne-4.p.m. 23rd June - 9th July Sydney & Melbourne

ARRIVALS FROM

TAIPING" "CHANGSHA

Jupan

In Port

Japan..................

6th July

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Snilloga to Europe via Aden & Port Bald.

"CALCHAS

"PELEUS"

"AENEAS"

. Casablanca, Dublin

& Liverpool

Genon, Marseilles,

24th June

Liverpool & Glas-. HOW.....

6th July

ARRIVALS FROM

"MARON"

"AUTOMEDON"

U.K. via Straits U.K. via Straits .U.K. via Straits &

Manila

29th Jund

•

4th July

18th July

"PATROCLUS"

U.K. via Straits U.K. via Straits

20th July

26th July

U.K. via Straits U.K. via Straits &

Manila

1st Aug.

12th Aug.

"CYCLOPS" "ULYSSES" *ANTILOCHUS"

DE LA RAMA LINES

Sailing to NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,

Via JAPAN and PACIFIC COAST PORTS

"HALLAND"

"AJAX"

13th July

Arriving via MANILA from U.S. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS

atrocity

Los Negros, Admiralty Group,

June 22.

Rangoon, Juno 21.

The text of the speach made at the State dinnar on Tuesday night in Rangoon by Indian Primo Ministar, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru wag ro- fcased today. The Pross were not invited to the dinner.

+

Mr. Nehru told the guests that his visits to Indo- nesia and Burma had been made in quest of understanding. South East Asia had become important in world affairs from the viewpoint Japanese Lieutenant Gen- of peace-or the lack of it. cra Takuma Nishimura was

Mr. Nehru said that bigger today sentenced to be hang-

forces than even ambassadors ed for the massacre of. 110 Australians and 35 Indian prier prime ministers can deal with, were at large. It was soners of war during the cam-

important to understand these paign in Malaya.

forces, particularly in Asia

social and

The War Crimes

Court here

which

was

had been told that after he had tremendous poundergoing

ordered the men to be disposed of they were roped together, machine- gunned, bayonetied, zooked with petrul and et slight.

The Court sentearted his per- conut nide. Captain. Shrich! Nonnka, to six months Imprison-

ment.

|

a

economic transformation.

In Asia, Mr. Nehru said, leaders hind to deal with something deeper than political and icenno- inte causes-namely, the feelings of hundreds of millions of humun beings.

He imagined the world's fate would be in betler hunds/ if people stopped being eleyer und took dementary facts to con-

Nishimura sak from U dork when the defence cam was clased:sideration, rather than trying to "I am deeply softy thai due 42) overreach themselves ไท the iny careless such an incident realm of platesmanship นาน happened!. I wish to stive prayers

politics. with sorrow to those who wore | killed,"

í la

Nishimura elained in his de- fence that his order for the men to be the posed in the rear whe mistaken by his offleers to mean exceule.

篱

Ni hinoura www. · 11EC eneral affleer communion the Konoe Division (Imperial Guards) in the advani in Singapore.--Reuter.

RADIO

Radi Jane Kung brendente DA R frequency of Má Liberrycles per second and on 1,62 megacycles per second In the 31 metre Daul,

H.K.T. P.M.

12.15-Roman Catholic Penyors given by the Rev. Father R.W. Galingher. S. J. Stol 12HJonk sẽ

ma Summary.

Calling"-Program-

12.32-atin American Music, 12.45-Light Vority With Popular Bars

zony,

1.15 New Weather Report and

nouncements.

1.Interlude,

1.30.chline Munic."

2.00–Clive Dawn,

$.02-Childerzsa

Strey!

An

6.00"Hong Hund Cangrang? MIT

20 utraty.

the "Winnle

"plates Puch" (4th Adventurej Metsa Hoffalump." (BBCTS) 6.20- New Mayfair Novelty Orch. 6.30-Centotene by Radio-Given

Min Line Wat, han, & 9. K. L (Studio)

17th July

6,60 Three Songs by Gitta Alpine, 7.00 "Music Lovers

Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load & discharge cargo,

All the above subject to alteration without notice. For Passage and Freight particulars please apply to

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Tel. 30331/8 Private Exchange.

BRANCH OFFICE 50 Connaught Rd. West. 25875.32144, 24878

wown

Now Summer Holidays

By is the time to plang

WHAT BETTER

THAN A ROUND TRIP/

to

JAPAN

REDUCED. FARES?

with no mília charge for

·Birlag aboned the ship to JAPAN

ROUND TRIP FARE: HK$500 to HK$600

For Particulars Apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.,

by

Disappointing

From Stobart Shearer, Rome.

Italian reactions to Britain's recent frade exhibitions—includ- ing the EIF-have been dis- appointing.

No oficial delegation repre- senting Italian Industry visited the BIF and although à number of business men went privately the orders they placed are not expected to amount to much.

The British Embassy has re- ported receiving a fole number of inquiries, but again Embassy officials could give no estimate of orders placed.

The truth seems to be that as far as Italy is concerned import licences and customa tarifs make the buying of goods from Britain too dimicult and too ex- [ponsive to be worth white,

the maintenance of

peace not

Prominent British and Italian only in our own sphere but also business men in Rome could not, off-band, mention one Italian for world peace."

Pandi! Nehru visited Mrs. Aung colleague who had gone to Bri- San nt her residories after luchtain to see the fair. and spent some time in the coin- The Italian Government 15, pany of her children.

of course, interested in buying This evening he will visit the large quantities of textile and Indian Ambassador at his rest-printing machinery from Britain dence and line with the Presi- to liquidate purt of its dent. - Associated Press and Ren-siderable. sterling balances ter.

London.

CANTONESE BY RADIO

BY SK LEE:

Lesson 40 (A)

A nation. A country. Fire.

A vehicle. A car.

To catch (a truin, ship, etc.).

He ucidly observed: "Clevernors has not

paying ucen

MILDLY dividends In the past years."

Partit Nehru was Patertained at luncheon today by the Bunnse | community.

Vocabulary:

271.

(kwik) wok (3)

272

(e) fas(2)

Weleoning the Incilan Premier, U Maung, spokesman of Burmese cunanunity, recalled the intence of India In the co- 271 striction of pagodas and monas-277. leries in Burn usi also in Combinations: political matters,

274.

(eh ech(1)

the

274.

(tung) danp(3)

275.

(then) (1)shuen

(3)Deen cheh(1).

4.

Faw(2) cheli(1).

3.

Faw(2) (1)shuen.

A steamship.

4.

Dah(2) faw(2) gay(1).

Transition period

(kel) gay}} (el) fay(1)

5. Fay(1) gay(1). General Expressions:

He stressed that India and Burina could not remain isolated from each other and must work 100. together in the present as in the. | 101. pust. India and Burma were 102. fortunate to have as respective! 103. Prime Ministers Pandit Nehru and Thakin Nu.

Replying to the welcome. Pandit Nehru sald that india was passing through a period of transition when nationalism was adopting itself to local pro. and international rela.

tion

It was fascinating to study the way Asta was, trying to adapt itself to problems which had been brought about by freedum and it was surprising that there had been so few ucrets, he said.

Paying a tribute to the Gov- ernment of Burma. Pandit Nehru. said, "We h India during the past three years have been im- pressed by the way in which the Government here have belm, tackling its different problemiS"." Mutual needs

He was sure that the mutual needs of Burma and India were Husie Cinaalext complementary in the past and and did Clavical Itetuta Pre-might be so in the future. arted by Y vunne Charter

{Studio)

"Both our countries are rela- tively new in International rein-

HIDO-World_and_News „Annjysis,__(Lan__|_Mons_and_we_will_try as far as

{ult Rokmy

8.16-Studio

Concert-Gan D'Aquino Tenor) with Plano Accumo. kr E. O. Neil Shaw. (Studio) 8,50-Orchestra! Interlude..

8.40 Bervices Quia"-Presented Kenneth Mackenzfe, (Btudios 9.00"From the litoriala."

Jelny)

0,10-Weather Report 0.11-Light Orth, Selections. 0,30-"Paul Temple

by

(LoadIori

wn the Madian Mystery" (A) **Introducing Madiun."UCTS) 10,00—**Compvert of the Week"-ntari. 10.37-Time for Musle"-Glibert Yinter conducting the NBC Midland Light

* Orch. (BBCTS) 10.47-Bance to Glenn Miller and Ha

Orcherira,

21.00 News Reel, (London Relay) 11.16-Weather Report, 11.16—“Goodridgit Murie,

Gin Have the King,

f110-Cine Down,

:

Rediffusion

A.M.

7.00Up With The Bun, 7,00-Kalen) Clock,

7.40-TAL. A. Kelier Programise. 8,00-News and Weather Forecast. Ann Rhythm. BA Programme for Women. 9.00--Mornt. Mule.

lace.

9.10-Peliny's Yavourite 10.30-Morning Medley,

P.M.

12.00-FL7C. Klock Exchange, 12.16 Tune Time.

12.12—Dance Musia,

1.00-Hinger.

1.15-News, 1,10-Mist For You,

2,00 Friday Coneeri

4.00 Today's Chutre,

4,18-BUm Bryant and His Wildesta.

480-Vocally Yours. 1.03-Music-Mukern. 0.3---Jarmony Jail.

· 8.30---Children's Corner, 1.46-Hadio Headlineru, 1,00–Request Programme, $30~The Jumpin' Jacki, 4.48-Do You Remember...... 7,00m/The Marie Carpet, 7:18--Candlelleks and Bijver.

3.50—D.R.C, News,

#1--The Aggelwood Beronadera.

8,10]: News,

£30-"Munk chy · Roth",

9.00–The Stari. Bing.

:938-Time Dut with Ted

Gree Albert,

#30-/Chero Time".

10.00--D,B,C), - News;

| 10,10–Local | News,

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT PRZE

Padder Street.

·20311,

19,16---Homìžila' Cycles.

10.50-Make Belleve' Haifrsone,

11,30---Musle of Manhatini,

11.30- Dale with... Drazziand; 25,00LL0360 Down

'God:

we can to adopt our poilcles for

RIOT IN GAOL

Madras, June 21. One prisoner was killed and seven injured In Madura gaol on Tuesday in baton charge to disperse more than 100 rioting Communist prisoners, it was off- cially announced in Madras to- day.

The announcement added that the riot was a sequel to death sentences passed on six Commu- nists in the gaol who were accus- ed of murdering a policemen, Associated Press.

Dah(2) suen(3).

(3) Baan fant (3), Ging,1)_gwaw(3). Gax(1) hoy(3). Place námes.

4. Joong(1)-gwok(3), 5. VIDR-gwok.

Saiti)-bank(3)-(3) Jay-

0.

7

ab (3).

Sob(1)-(1)yee-(A)rve.

8. Yun(31-3jdon.

0.

Trang)-gah(3)-baw(1).

and Communications: 1. (2)Ngaw (1)m (3)hal

Ying(1)Igwok(3)-(1)yun. (2)Ngaw (3) bul Joong(1)- Awok(3)-(1)yun.

2.

3. (2)Ngaw hal(2) Ying(1)- gwok(3). (3)jug-jow() (3)shup-gay (2) (1)neen gum(3)-(3)noy.

4. (2)Ngaw dah(2)-suen(3)

faan(1)-hul(3) Joong(1). #Wok(3).

5. (2) Ngw jue(1)-doh (3) (2)yau saam(1)-gaw (3) (3)baan-faat(3) haw(2)- (2)yce foun(1)-hui(3), (3)Dal-yut(1);

0.

7.

(2)Ngaw haw(2)-(2)yee daap(3) faw(2)-cheh (1) King()-gwaw(3) Sai(1)- bank(3)-(3)lay-ah(3)

bul(3),

(3)Daan-(3)hai yeroo(3) (2)tsaw (3)shup-gay (2) (3)yut (faw(2))-cheh (1). 8. (3) Dai-(3)yce:

(2)Ngaw haw(2)-(2)yec daap(3) faw (2)-(1)shuen ging(1)-gwaw(3) Sch(1)- (1)yce-(3)see, Yuz(3)- (3)doh (1 loàng Singti)- gah(3)-baw(1) hui(3),

9. (3)Daan-(3)hai yecoo(3)

(2)tsavɛ (yut(1))-gaw(3)- gay(2) (3)yuet (1)shuen, 10. (3) Dai-saam(1):

(2)Ngaw haw(2)-(2) yee daap(3) tay(1)-gay(1) hul(3),

11. Bui(1)-gwaw(3) yeeos(3)

(3) look tsut(1)- (3)yut gum(3)-(3)noy.

A ship. A hoal.

An engine. A machine.

Terily,

tram.

A ruli

A cigarette lighter.

An aeroplane.

To intend. To plan. Way. Method. Means. To pass through. Vin. An engine. A machine.

China England. Siberia.

Surz. ¡ Indin.

Singapore.

I'm not an Englishmad.

I am a Chinese.

#FC Page 11

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL 5.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

LEAVES LONDON

3rd July

ist July

OUTWARDS

***CARTILAGE"

* "CORFU

#

"CANTON"

Bellod

19th June

7th July

DON HONGKONG

26th Augme

Via Southampton, Port Balit, Aden, Bombay,

Singapore.

LEAVES HONGKONG

Colombo, Farsang &

DUE LONDON

HOMEWARDS

** "CARTHAGE"

• "CORPUJ"

24 “CANTON"

14 "CARTHAGE"

con-

*.*. "CONFU**

*1. "CANTON"

jn

LA "COUSAN”

I have lived in England for more than ten years.

I intended to return to China.

I knew there were chree methods by which I could go back.

Firstly:

1 could go by train vio Siberia."

But it would take more than

"ten ̄days"in"the train,"

Secondly:

I could go by steamer via

Suez, India and Singapore.

But it would take more than

one month in a ship.

Thirdly:

I could go by` air.

It would take only six or seven

days.

7th June

4th August

Jat Septembre

29th Septimber

27th October

23rd November

9th December

Bib August

6th September

2nd October

Both October 27th November

24th December

4th January

* Disembarks pässergern at Southampton on Bird December. Accepting cargo for Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Rombay, Aden, Port Bald

Londen.

OUTWARDS

1. "BOMALI"

14. "KHYDEN"

-HOMEWARDS. ***BURAT

"SOMALI

--`FREIGHT-BERVICE

DUR MONGKONG

1st July

27th July

FROM

London & Continent.

LEAVES DONGKONG _FOR_

4th July

1st August

Londos & Continent.

Accepting Carto for Singapore, Port Bestienbam, Penang, Colous» ' bo, Aden, Port Bald, Genon, Marseilles, London, Hasburg, Ant- werp & Rotterdam, With liberty to call at Bombay if inducement Ottern.

TANKS AVAILABLE FOR CARRIAGE OF OIL IN BULK. SPACE FOR REFRIGERATED CARGO, LIMITED PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION,

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

"BANCOLA"

*m.. "BIRDHANA"

dun 28th June ails 27th fune

due 12th July

from Japan.

for Bingapore, Penang. Hanzon Calautin,

from Calcutta, Bangon & Stralia,

all 14th July for Japan,

These ships have Refrigerated Cargo aproW,

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

* "PUNDUA”

"PURNEA"

■*. "TTOLA"

In port

bonding

sally 24th June

due 26th June salla 28th Juna dus 18th July sails 13th July

from Persien Qalf, Dombay & Stralia.

for Btralls, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Kara- cht & Perolan Gulf.

from Japan.

for Biralta & Chillagong from Japan,

Colombo, *

Катасы

for Straits. Bombay. Persian Cuir,

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.

1.6. "RASTERN"

"NANKIN"

solla 2nd Jul

for Manila, Port Mores

by Australia.

dur 10ih July from Australia. sea 10th Aug. for Eabnot a Australia

Accepting cargo for Brisbane, Bydney, Melbourne & Adelaide, and un through bill of lading for New Zealand & Pacific Island poris.

All vessels have liberty to call at any ports on or off the route, and the routes and sailings are subject to change or amendment with or without notice.

For Full particulars apply lov MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos:-27721-4.

BRITISH

INDIA

STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

M.S. "PUNDUA"

LOADING 22nd JUNE

SAILING 24th JUNE

FOR

SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO, BOMBAY, KARACHI AND_PERSIAN_GULF

Calls MADRAS if sufficient inducement.

For full particulars and Freight Rates apply to

MACKINNON MACKENZIE & CO.

P. & O. Building

Tel., 27721/4

R.I

are you also making a

Roundtrip to JAPAN

by

m.v. “RUYS"

Attractive Lido dock & Swimming pool.

Salling July 15th ¦ ́, to YOKOHAMA & KOĐE Roundtrip) 19 days.

ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES

Commuětí: PASSENGER, DEPT.REPPKING'S BUILDING...“ / TELSI 28015 TO 20017;1;if

"WEEKLY CHINA MAIL”

CONTAINING ALL THE LOCAL NEWS

OF THE WEEK FROM THE "CHINA "MAIL" & "SUNDAY. HERALD".

Price 50 Cents

ON SALE EVERY THURSDAY,

*450141