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CARPETS

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CARPET INDUSTRIES

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RUGS

All kinds and various aizes of Tientaln chemlenl washed and Poking art rugs, Wholesale & retail at lowest price.

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Boom 208 1st Floor Hankow Road, Kowlood,

Tel. 58962.

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and colored ribbene,

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SALE

Tientsin Mercerized & Peking Art

RUGS

THE GOOD FRIEND CO. 14A Cameron Road, (Opposite Telephone Bldg.) Kowloon.

FOK WAI KEE

Black Smith Contractors and Specialist in making Iron Gates, Brass and Iron Wares of all kinda.

130-132 Yeo Kuk Street, Shumshulpo, Kowloon, Tel. 56805.

Give us a trial and convince yourself of our satisfactory work.

We solicit your kind enquiry.

A. WHITE & CO.

12, Peking Road, Kowloon. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.

DEALERS IN ALL TYPES OF CAMERAS, & ACCESSORIES,

DEVELOPING, PRINTING

& ENLARGING SERVICE.

Unusual Photographs. Required

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240, Tai Po Read, Howison, You are cordially invited to KONO

Well furnished & Fully squipped

All canvenience. Pleasant Atmosphere Ideal Roems (plurking frem. 314 per day) Bivi Bervice

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SALE

Largo Assortment of Chemical Waslied & Poking-Art

RUGS

AT LOWEST PRICES NORTH CHINA DEVELOPMENT CO. t. Parim Bì. (LF. (Next to Anstís Rd.), Kending & Cleaning by Export call 86983.

BUTTER SHORTAGE Butter Concentrate (Kam Tai Brand) is now available at all itores

prices. nt controlled This Butter Concentrate is in tion, and should be mixed with water or milk te produes one pound weight Firmed in a refrigerator or feebox, it is ex- actly the same as fresh butter, hocause no preservatives what- En tin t soever are used. will keep for years without refrigeration and should be purchased now against future | shortages.

CHINA UNION ART GALLERY WHOLESALE & RETAIL

of

CHINESE JADE, JEWELLERY, CLOISONNE, PORCELAIN, EMBROIDERY, IVORY AND

ANTIQUES.

Business hours: from 10a.m. to 7.30 p.m. (Excluding "Bundays) Victory Housa (Corner of Wyndham and Wellington BL) Hong Kong.

SERVICE TO OFFER

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TELB: 32913 A93324.

SHANGHAI

WILOW TAILOR

offer you SUMMER DRESSES

at most Reasonable Prices."

Please call at:-

21, Granvillo Road Kowloon

TRULY

You will look

more adorable

if you frequently patronize

THE HOLLYWOOD

BEAUTY PARLOUR

10 CAMERON RD.,

KOWLOON

TELEPHONE 59249.

LOW PRICE !

Calculators, Typewriters Carbons & Ribbons

The World Typewriter Co.

46, Wellington St., Tel: 20505 Repairing Service.

KING'S MUsic co.

5, Chiu Lung St. Tel: 30439

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUĢUST 14, 1950.

Indonesia

stays

J

neutral in the

Korean conflict

Jakarta, August 12.

| Indonesia, absorbed with the problem of con- solidating her eight-month-old independence, has adopted the role of a neutral spectator in the Korean conflict.

A high Indonesian official summed up the non- committal attitude with "We would not help even if we could, because it is none of our business."

A great many of Indonesin's teeming millions- the illiter- ate pensant who bathes public- ly in Jakarta's muddy canals, the simple villager eking a meagre existence from the soil have never heard of Korea

Political eireles here are more

internal concerned with

head- aches such as drafting the new Unitarian constitution for the 6inte which is expected to be proclaimed on August 17, or the Macossar Aghting.

Party politics frequently pushi Korean news into a secondary place in the press, and editorial comment is rare, One leftist newspaper recently said: "Left. believe wing political observers that ultimately the United States will be beaten in Korea, for Korea is in the throes of revolu-

t

in

This is part of 1 revolution which will break out later Indo-China to be followed per- haps in Burma, Malaya and Germany. These Leftist observers

ten- believe this revolutionary dency will force the Indonesian Government, despite its policy of neutrality, to take steps against Jeft wing leaders."

Policy of new Government

The Primo Minister. Dr. Hatta,

has declared that if Indonesia wanted to combat Communism, it could do more by concentrating on recon- struction and keeping

prace within its own borders, than by sending forces to Korea,

Observers believe that the new Government which is expected to be forined after the Unitarian State is proclaimed, will not abandon the policy of neutrality,

Baudouin meets rebuff

Brusele, August 12. Nineteen-year old Prince Royal Baudouin, who suc. cended his father 'King Leopold as Chief of State, got a refusal today from the first man he asked to form # new Government,

The acting Communications Minister. Paul Segars, strong Leopoldlat, was recalved for more than an hour by the young Prince.

Mr. Begers told nowemen lator that he declined a ro- queat to form a new Cabinet to replace the Government of Promler Jean Duvienaert which resigned

Friday. M. Segers did not say, why he declined the offer. The Prince Royal then aumman. ed M. Duvleuraert to the Palace for the second time today-United Press.

A.M.

Reditfusion

7,00-Up With The Yun,

7.30-3tuelcal Clock, 2.46-Cyma Time,

8,00-Nawa and Weather Forecast. Al-Random Rhythm,

9.00--Morning Mable.

#.13-Through The Looking Glass.

0.30 Monday's Favourite Classics. 10.00-Morning Medley-Popedar Songs.

P.M.

1.00--Plane. 5.1-News.

- 130–Orchestral Concert.

2.00-Afternoon Musicale, 4,00-Tony's Choice.

but will take a stronger stand 12.00-HK. Stock Exchange, bgainst Communism than the 12,15--Tune Time. present Government, which, at-12.32-land Call. though regarded as onti-Com- nuvist, has sat on the fence and never openly declared its polley

Mohammed Natsir, who thought most likely to be the new! Prime Minister, is the leader of Indonesia's most powerful party, the Masjuni, which follows the Moslem creed and is strongly anti-Communistic.-Reuter.

PAKISTAN-IRAN BOUNDARY

4.26 Slim Bryant and Hia Wildente. 4.30 Vocally Yours.

5.00 Music Makers,

5.15 Harmony Hall.

5.30-Children's Corner.

6.45-fadto Headliners.

6.00- Reunion Request Programma.

6.30 The Jumpin' Jack.

1,43-Do You Hemember?

7,00-Terry and Grace.

7,16~Candiellalt and Aliver.

8.00 UBC News.

H.10-Local News,

8.15 The Super-Cola Programme, 8,30-T! Dairy Farm Programme. 9.00 Nestle Musical Merry-Go-ilound. 9,16--Carmill Gibbons and his Orchestra.

The Redifusion Quiz Programina 10,05–UDC-News an

Karachi, August 12. Pakistan and Iran have agreed; to set up Joint boundary com- mission to draw up boundaries for undemarcated sections of the Pakistan-Iran border, it was of 10.10-Local News. ficially unnounced here today.

Although no date has been fixed, the commission is expected to be formed some time next winter-Reuter.

10.15-Bliks and Baddles. 10.30-Blake Believe Ballevom.

11.00--Musle of Manhattan, 11.30-A Date with Dreamland. 12.00--Close Ikwh.

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the Hummary. 17.32-Edith Lorend and Her Orth 11.13-Variety Pesurite,

1.1--News, Weather Report an

Al-

Near-famine

tragedy Bihar

in Madras and

·Bombay, August 12.

Parliament an order by the Pro- aldent of the Indian Union, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, which will give the House sweeping powers to legislate for one year in regard to the control of prices, production, and distribution of essential arti- eles, including food.

An acute food shortage has led to near-famine. conditions in parts of threo Indian Statos, reports reaching horo today stated, Calling-Program- In the southern State of Madros, Members of the Legislative Assembly told the House of the prevalence of "storvation' conditions" in a Louncements,

number of areas and asked the State Govern- 1.30-"Musle for You." 2,00-Close Down,

ment to resign if the Indian Government did 6.00~"In Kung

not come to the rescue of the "stricken" State. me Aunimary.

A Congress Member from can say from personal knowledge 6.42—Childrens Half touri Introduced

by Jack Front, (Btudio)

Madura, Mr. A.V. Vaidyanatha that the situation in a very big cles. 6,10—J'astugure Half Hour, ́(Studio) Ayyar, with tears in his eyes, ares in North Dihor is grave and 3.00The Maid"A Light road out to the House letters unless proper steps are taken im-

Opera by Montazes PH which stated that weavers in raise next season's crops by dis-dian Government is understood to

mediately to help cultivators to

1

Calling"--1'restom-

5,90--World News and News Anatrols,

(DUCTS)

(London Helar)

9.16 Like What I Like"-Presented

by A.K. Boyle, (Studio)

Cater Talks

8.43-Linda

(studio) 9.00"Fyum the Editorials."

Iclay)

9.10-Weather Report,

9.11-Interlude.

P.16-riny of the 4th

on a

The Indian Parliament is also to consider today a Government- sponsored resolution which will arm the Government with powera to deal effectively with produc- tion and supply of essential arti

Rushing food

Besides these measures, the In-

his district had been eating tributing loans and seeds prickly pear

fruits to allay Jarge scale there will be a repetf-be rushing food to "defalt areas" their hunger.

Several Members suggested the 1943" creation

of an "emergency food Cabinet" for the State to deal Londen effectively with the deteriorating

ime.

sources

lion of the Bengal famine of from its central pool and from.

surplus provinces.

Government Though Drastic measurös admit that the food supply situn- According to Bibar Government tion in parts of the country is. food situation.

six deaths have difficult, sources, only

they maintain that short- Unofficial reports of deaths due occurred in the district as a re- ages are only local and tem- Cricket Test to starvation also continued to sult of starvation during the last porary, and that the overall food Match England V West Indles, reach here from the Saharda and fortnight. Bit by Bait Commentary from the Baghalpur

situation in the country is under districts in Oral, London, (Zoidon Пelay)

North In Bombay, Congress Members control, Bihar, where stoods 0.10Concerto Mourt's Concerto No.bulent Kosi River and its tribu-of Bombay" reported

In the turfrom Ahmednagar, the "granary Speaking at a meeting In New 2 ts & Plat for Hars and Orch. taries destroyed vast areas under State's

to the Delhi

yesterday, the Food Minis- K 417, Denni Drain (of)

Ministers the existence ter Mr. K. M. Munshi, sald that. and the Philharmonia Orch..

crops two weeks

of semi-scarcity conditions" The Indian

In the D4-"Itma", (BBCTS}

the food self-sufficiency of India Socialist leader, their area. 10.15---Orch. Напол

was not a national problem but EL Be Jayaprakash Narayan, sald today A1 reports of threatening international problem of

great. that 00 "authentic

famine conditions reached bathi, Importance. starvation Alburn-Korean deaths" had been reported to his

the Indian Government sot it- Τα relieve the scarcity the Party from scarcity-stricken dis- self to taking drastic measures Indian Government had arranged tricts,

to rollave the altuation in the to move 100,000 tons of food affected areas by Presidential grains to Madras during the last Ordinances And Parliamentary month and 40,000 tons to Bihar; tegistation.

he sald. The Prime Minister, Pandit Mr. Munshi added that panic is yesterday read out in entirely unjustified-Reuter

Muchachos. 10,30"United Nations

Special. 10,45-Dance

Carruti Les

Gibbons and Savoy Hotel Orpheans, 11.00-tal News How}. (London Relay! 11,15-Weather Report. 31.J6—“Goodnight Munic." God Gave the King.

Down,

11.30-Cl

POP

I WONDER

Declaring his deep disappoint- ment at a recent statement by the Indian Food Minister, Mr. K. M. Munshi, that there was no famine in Bihar, Mr. Narayan added: "I Nehru,

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