1950-09-14 — Page 11

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

4

"HUPEI" "SINKIANG"

"SOOCHOW"

"ANKING"

"SDENGKING"

+

"HANYANG

"YOCHOW" "HUNAN" "FOOCHOW"

SAILINGS TO

Tsingtao & Tientsin .... Singapore, Djakarta, Cheribon, Samar- ung & Sourabays Keelung, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe .Singapore,

& Belawan

Keunk

Yokohama,

Renang

Nagoya,

Osaka & Kobe .Bangkok Tientsin

Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe..

5 p.m. 10th Sept

3 p.m. 17th Sept.

8 p.m. 17th Sept.

3 p.m. 19th Sept. 5 p.m. 19th Sept."

5 p.m. 10th Sept..

5 p.m. 20th Sept.

5 p.m. 22nd Sept.*

5 p.m. 24th Sept. Sails frem Custedlan Wharf. ARRIVALS FROM.

Tientsin

"ANYANG”

Bangkok

"SHENGKING"

Koplung

8 a.m. 14th Sept. 15th Sept. 18th Sept. 17th Sept.

"YOCHOW"

Tsingtao

17th/18th Sept.

"HUNAN"

Tientsin

"FOOCHOW**

Indonesia & Straits

18th Sept. 20th Sept.

"SINKIANG" "ÁNKING"

Singapore

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

SAILINGS TO

"CHANGSHA"....Japan

Sydney & Melbourne .Sydney

20th

THE CHINA MAIL," 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1950:

British concessions in Suez Canal zone

rejected by

Malaya preparing for jets

Singapore, September 12. Metereological research

of

the upper ether at 40,000 to 50,000 feet is being carried out

Egypt

London, September 12, Official British ́ quarters disclosed today that Bri tain was prepared to offer Egypt participation in the Suez Canal Zone as a basis for batter- ing Anglo-Egyptian relations,

Britain might also consider replacing a portion of her forces with Egyption troops on condition that the organisational set-up of the Canal Zone remained intact,

Maintenance of the base is as by the Malayan Metereological held by official quarters Service as a prelude to the in-vital to Middle Eastern and troduction of jet and turbojet Western security at large, but propelled aircraft on the Eng- Egypt has again intimated land-Australia route, expected that she wants complete Bri-

tish withdrawal. in 1952.

10

RADIO

Halo Hong Kong broademus on frequency of $45 Joeylon pend And on 9.8% megaryview per second in the

1 metre banch

1.K.T P.M.

12.30-Hour Kong Celling"-Programm

BUMMATY

12.32-11 Berwin

Orchestra,

Wornly and Elia

12.46 Time for Musle-03C Midland

Light Orchestra, (RBETS) 1.News, Weather Report 'mad Al-

Shine or rate.

1.30-chors of the, Theatre", 1.00--Cima Down,

4.00"Hong Kong Calling"--Proremme

Bunday,

4.42—Children's · Half Hour-"Said the Ces to the Dog"-A Pay by Martin Artnatrons. No. 1 "Kidney for Heraklet". ABCT). 0,30-Londen Studla Melodies Loula

Levy and Jils Orel, (DNCTA) 7.00 Take It from Tier-with 107 Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwins, (DECTA) 750-La Dems-Heure Francalan (Bradla), 8.00-World News, and News Analysis!

(Jandun Relky),

Carlalang”—The Brighouse avad Hartrick Band. (BBCTA)

of the late General Jan mula by Vimusht Samuel, the well known Llbri Lender ¡liseoriel Landon Relay), 0,00" From the Exitorala,"

London Heiny) 0,10-Weather Report,

"It is an extremely tedious and complicated procedure to build up u base of the nature of that in the Canal Zone. Once we'nto out, it would take a long time install it and it will be too late once u Soviet attack has started." Offeinis said the United Stato

HABAR - Appreciation' in principle supporting the was in British contention though it would not want to get involved in the argument In view commitments in the Middle East. Sources said the United States was fully aware of and

sym recent pithetle to Enyptian resentment Am-noirist the presence of foreign troops in their territory, but this Ralph) troops

for such #gen Egyptian was not the time

el. Din sitiveness". They pointed to the presence of American air bases in Britain and to the trend in Europe to abandon

The Egyptian Government was said to have rejected recently any

short route compromise

of British evacuation of the Canal Zone. The command suggestion of a joint was understood to have so far fallen on dent eura.

The 30-engined Princess turbo- jet tying boat which carries 110

may the Down Under by 1952, said H. J. Bingham, BOAC station manager at Southampton while in Singa- pore. He described the planes as very economical.

Comet airliner lon Use of the the same route is not expected for three or four years.

The research in Malaya is being financed by the Colanial Develop- ment to Welfare Fund.-As- puciated Press,

23rd Sept. MUSTANGS HAVE

29th Sept.

11th Oct.

"TAIPING"

*YUNNAN"

"CHANGSHA'

Sydney, & Melbourne

ARRIVALS FROM

"CHANGSHA"

Australia, Kure

&

Manila

"TAIPING"

Kore

"YUNNAN"

Japan

"CHANGSHA"

Japan

18th Sept. 20th Sept. 26th Sept. 5th Oct.

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Sailings to Europe via Adon &

"AUTOLYCUS"

"CLYTONEUS"

1

"PYRRHIUS"

"PYRRHUS”

"CALCHAS"

Part Sald

Dublin & Liverpool

24th Sept.

..N, Afrien, London,

Holland & Ham-

27th Sept.

burg

Genoa, Marseilles,

Liverpool & Glas-

LOW ARRIVALS FROM U.K., Rotterdam vla

Straits

8th Oct,

14th Sept..

27th Sept.

3rd Oct.

8th. Oct.

"ASTYANAX" "MEMNON"

U.K. via Straits

U.K. via Straits

U.K. via Straits

"PELEUS"

U.K., Rotterdam via

Straits

"AGAPENOR"

15th Oct. 20th Oct.

U.K. via Straits

DE LA RAMA LINES

Sailing to NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, vin JAPAN, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES & KINGSTON "AGAMEMNON"

.31st Sept.

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

"BENGAL"

14th Sept.

Carriers aption to procred via other porta te load & discharge cargo.

All the abovo subject to alteration without notice, For Passage and Freight particulars please apply to

CONNAUGHT ROAD, CENTRAL Tel: 30331/8 Private Exchange.

BRANCH OFFICE 50 Connaught Rd. West. 25875, 32144, 24878

Are you

also making a

A FIELD DAY

This has emerged from talks between the British bassador to Cairo. Sir Stevenson and

the Foreign Minister, Salah Bey

in case

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, will confer in New

York later this month with Sulah

el Din Bey, but so far there is little hope of

Mr progress, Bevin will buse his approach on the

in the need for security Middle East and the 'necessity to With the American 24th have machinery ready

Division in Korea, of Russian aggression. The British September 12. contention is that relinquishing 7 flew over sume 300 to 400 the Canal Zone at this juncture Korean Reds fleeing toward would be tantamount to

vitation for such aggression. burning Angang on the North

Egypt, it was sald here, does East front today, writes a cor-not accept this argument. In Cairo official quarters are reported to respondent.

consider it only as an excuse for prolonged British "occupation" of Egyptian territory.

Many of them, darting down oxcart trails, were hit by rocket Bring F-5 Mustangs which had to spotter quickly responded pilots' radier calls.

The Korean Republican troops were advancing from the South.

Eight fighter planes streaked in 10 attack the Reds, akimming Angang's rooftops.

in the words of the pilot of a smali unarmed observation plane, "The Mustangs had a field day." From about 2,000 feet altitude we could smell the smoke Angang-Associated Press.

SUNDERLANDS ARRIVE IN JAPAN

of

Tokyo, September 12. General MacArthur's Head- quarters this afternoon announced that a second squadron of Royal Sunderland flying boats had arrived in Japan and were now operating with the United States Navy planes.

Air Force

The new squadron is con- manded by Squadron Leader B. R. Le Chenimint, and was re- cently based on Slägapore.

No substitute

an in-

of its Own

011 - Tursday Berenade"--A Programi- the of Continuous Mosla Arranged by Belty Drown, 9,30—“Sun”—A Short Blory by D. B.

Lawrence. Tend 'by John Anthony Wynne. (full)

9.43At the OpenThe Olympians"

-Excerpin from the Opera by Arthur - Bilm, Falbretha by 4. 0. Priestler, (DACTA)

a degree of sover- cimiy in the interests of overall 10.42-The New Concert Orchers Greke Western defence.—United Press.

DISCLOSURE BY CONGRESSMAN

Washington, September 12. Itepresentative Carl Hinshaw sale today thot a British firm had offered to ship to Holland very important equipment used in

the atomic energy pro- gramme as the United States had refused to grant export licences for those items.

Mr. Hinshaw is a itepublican Official British sources claim member of the Joint Congres- that there le no satisfactory sional Atomic Energy Committee. substitute for the Canal Zone into made his statement at the Commerce Committee the whole Middle

area. House

nor hearing on the shipment of stra- ould neither Kenya offers the same facilities, tegic material to Russia and her

satellites. the the same

good communications and the same strategic advan-

tagos.

Eant Cyrenaica

the

Ife refused to tell reporters whether the shipment was ac tually made by the British firm or when the incident occurred.

He had brought it up as an example of the lack of co-opera-

United States in controlling stra- tegle materialUnited Press.

AMERICAN ENVOY

from To withdraw now base on the condition that Britain would be recalled in ease of an emergency is described by sources tion between Britain and the as "strategically unsound". Such suggestions were said to have been offered by Egypt.

Experts here

guy

It would take months to build up the base, and once it is abandoned and in case of an attack by Russia the time clement

would

be of extreme im- Cler

said.. the portance. One source Egyptians do not yet believe in the danger of Russian aggresalon in their area for the present,

Tedious proceduro

TO KOREA Washington, September 12. Mr. Cavendish Cannon, long a foreign service ofBeer, was today nominated by President Truman to succeed Mr. J. Keclay as United States Minister to Syria,

Mr. Keeley resigned to take a

"If they reailsed the seriousness State Department assigment on of the situation, they would pro- the inculty of the Fleicher School bably accept the idea of the need of Law and Diplomacy in Boston.

-United Press. for a strong base," he said,

The Sunderlands are armed reconnaissance planes. They are flying nightly patrols off the West coast of Korea to stop North-- erners-shipping-troops and sup plies to the battle line. Reuter. NAVAL HOSPITAL IN JAPAN

Tokyo, September 12. Vice Admiral Charles Turner United Joy, commanding the Nations naval forces, today com- missioned the first naval hospital.

in Japan.

The Admiral presented Purple Hearts to 153 Marine Corps, navy and army personnel,

Parliamentarians discuss colonies

Dublin, September 12. Delegates of over 30 coun tries today applauded Belgium's record of colonial administra- tion when the Belgian delegate, All the Services had proviously Mr. William Van Remoortel, ariny hospitals-United defended it to the Inter-Parlia- mentary Union Conference here.

Used

Press.

I

Roundtrip to JAPAY

s/s Tjibadak

Salling '21ir Sept.– Roundtrip: 17. düye

m/s Straat Soenda

Sailid":22nd Septeurs. Roundtrips 16, days lat

ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES

The principles of the motion ware truth,

1#

id.

with which could agree, Mr. Hynd But when they spoke about liberty in this case, what ex.

strat

11.00-Radio News Berl, (London Relay) 11.1-Weather Iepert 11.16--"Goodnight Mista”

God save the Kine, 11,30-Clone Down,

Rediffusion

A.M.

7.00p With The Bun,

7.30-Murlent Clock,

7,4-E, A, Keller Show.

R.00-News and Weather Forest.

1,16-Baarin Bossedan Symphonetta.

0.50 Morning Munte.

0.50—Cinesics.

10.30-Morning Melley.

P.M.

12.00-11. Biock Exchange, 12.16 Titus Time. 182-From The Fuma.

1.Dan Light Variety. 1.15--ww.

100-Orchestra of the week, 2,00 Varħty Calfa The Tune. 4,60 The-Tex Deneko Bhow. 4.15—–Tropicana.

4,00 Vocally Yours, 5,60-Muric Makers.

6.10-The Vic Damone Show.

5.30 Children's Corner.

· 1.43—The Mlády Carson Show. B-Requent show,

050-Bur les Nords de la Bolne,

7.00--Old Favourites.

7.80-Sang Souvenirs,

7.46-Listen to Lelbert.

1.00-B,B,C, News,

8.1 News.

8.30--Concert Hall

9.00–Musical Merry Go Round. 9.15-The Walta Lives 05.

30-kt The Opera".

10.00-D.B.C, Newn

10.16

10.

Baddles.

10,10-Lótal ́News.

İtka and

Hainbow Rendesvan

11.00 Novatima

11.16-Aune Ziegler and Webster Booth."

11.30-6rant,

1200-Clone Down.

MAERSK LINE NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

The M/V HULDA

that

actly was moant? Could they MAERSK” having arrived not have "a yellow or black from New York and Ports. Hitler as well as a white one?"

of call, Consignees of Cargo British governmonis had made

hereby notified mistakes and possibly mistakes aro "There is no racial hatred in were still being made, but the their goods are being landed the Belgian Congo," he said. British Government stood "for "The administration is carried the development of territories to out in such a way that we have the point of complete self-gov many friends from the indigen-ernment,

ous people. The people are un Mr. Hynd shid that in Trinidad den a sympathetic and liberal a new Constitution wus being regime. We want to continue it. Introduced, "One was planned until they are able to administer themselves. They are glad to be for the Gold Coast and another "I take pride in pointing to the Colonial Development Act of

under our administration because we are a small country.".

for Nigeria.: N

and placed at their risk and expenses into the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's godowna. at Kowloon, where delivery. may be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

Optional cargo will not be landed here, unless notice has been given 48 hours prior to The delegates passed a Betglan Britain, which is spending mil- 'vessel's arrival, but carried (uni resolution calling on Parliaments tions of pounds to enable these from port to port to the [m] to take practical steps to ensure countries to have the necessary port of call to which the option the direct participation of in-resources to back up the proper

extends. digenous populations in Govern-system of social welfare and pro- ment and to prepare them for gress," Mr. Hynd concluded amid. No claims will be admitted | self-government.

Loud applause,

after the Goods have left the Hamel El Saleh, Vice-President Salch, given permission to ro

Chamber Egyptian

of De- ply, to the point raised, said that Godowns, and all goods remain uiles, said that the resolution in the Sudan "the Sudanese are ing undelivered after Septen concerned' more than 200 million in a state of revolution." They ber 21, 1930, will be subject to people. He said: To many of are asking for their indepen- rent. us here, the present colonisation dence. We agree that the Sudan

survival

Loave of should be independent. is no more than slavery. When we look around the Sudan and let it choose its us in Egypt, we find many pebown future," he added-Reuter. plej dominated by

of

forelmers

This must come to an end if we

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

do not want to make the United Nations Charter a delusion..va

"“If you want peace, let Europe. m/v "CLYTONEUS" be for Europeana, America for Americaria, Asia for Asians

After Damaged cargo ex this ves

ho and Africa for the Africans, sel will be surveyed at Holt's

The British

lah delegate, Mr.Wharf between 10 am and Hyad, after stating that the res noon on September 10 and 10, port expressed the sentiments of 1950, and consignees are re-, the Britials delegation, and that quested to have their repre- the Egyptian delegate had given

of the situation in the sentatives present during the

a smrody of the Button.

elaranen was „mudo"

there, was it Byron

quest that the British should, de-

art from the Sudan immediately

Two 1. tinit the ** Budemand

could

strvey.

BUTTERFIELD

EWINE

Agenta,

| govern #themselves, or wagi Hồng Kong, Sept. 14, 1060. Lotive"Egypt(ie opportunity, of “

governing-the-Budan, bu“ iNKOTİ

ཡ!

*All broken, clafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be atamided on Septem- ber, 20, 1950, at 10 azn. by out: Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas,

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consignees must have Ro

venus Omoar in attendance. when damaged dutiable goods jare examined, peak sta

mach

All claims must before October 1, 1950;%, or they will not be recognised.

No Insurance will be affected.

TRASEN & CO., Agents.

Hong Kong, Sept. 14, 1950.

* Port 11

P&O B.I. E&A

4.

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PARBENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE M..

OUTWARDS

GARTNAGE" "OORFUR

14 “CANTON" : Via Southampton, Port

ROMEWARDS

ti "CARTILAGE"

* "CORPI}"

**#. "CANTON"

"CHURAN"

. "CARTTAGE”

**“CORPU

** "CENTON"

↑ Omita Bombay.

LRAVES LONDON DIE HONGKONG

Bailed

Bat Geptember

19th October

15th Beptember

Kind October

• 20th November

Baid, Aden, Borabaz, Colorabo, Penang & Bingapore,

LEAVES. DONGKONG

181) Beptember

#7th October

1int November

Stà December

12 December

19th January

16th February

DUR LONDON

27th October 27th November

gith December

4th Januar?. 2nd January

11th Februar

19th March

in Disembarks pumpers at Besthampion' on 13rd December,

4

Accepting cargo for Alagapore, Penang, Coloraby, Bombay, Aden Port Bald & London,

OUTWARDS

A. EHILLONGT

"SOUDAN"

HOMEWARDS

," "BOCOTRA"

LL "SHILLONG"

FREIGHT SERVICE

DU HONGKONG 21st September

ΕΠΟΜ

London & Continent.

LEAVES BONGKONG

FON

18th October

12 October 26th October

London Continent.

Accepting Cargo for Blogapore, Port Bwettenham, Penang Colom, bo, Aden, Part Said; Genda; Maraalilea, London, Hamburg,' 'Atte werp & Rotterdam, With liberty to call at Bombay Iz inducement offers.

5.

*;

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

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

KTAIREA"

Jue. 10th Oct.

all 12th Get.

from Calcutta, Rankon

Straits, Хот зарав.

• These pe have Refrigerated Cargo`apAM.

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

* "HALIGONIAN

QUEEN"

In purt

sails 14th Sept,

for

"MAILA"'

due 29th Seph

To.. "BOCOTRA"

alls 10th Sept. Inada: 30th Sept.

Atratts, Fondieberry,

Dombey,

12

Madras. Colombo,

noli,

Karachi

Persian Gulf Ports.

from Perxian Karachi, Bombay, Colom- bo Strata,

For Japan,

for Straits, Colombo & Bombay.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN 5.5. CO., LTD.

***MELLORETM

due ith Oct.

Trond New Zealand and

Australia

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

4

For full particulars applyj low- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos-27721-4

HONG KONG

PIC

NEWS

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY

PAPER

CAN NO LONGER BE OBTAINED FROM ANY NEWSVENDOR, BUT

IS STILL ON SALE AT

ALL NEWSAGENTS

BOOKSELLERS

· NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE WINDSOR HOUSE"