1950-09-30 — Page 11

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS TO

Tsingtao, Yokoliuma, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe

.Bangkok

"SHANSI"

"PAKHOP"

"SHENGKING"

.Kuchung

"POYANG"

"SHENGKING"

"SZECHUEN"

"HANYANG

"ANKING"

"KUPEN"* "YOCHOW" "PROSPER"

'Tientsin .Keelung

.Singapore & Perany;

Bangkok .Yokohama,

Nagoya,

Osake & Kote

.Tsingtao .Tientsin

S'pore & Djukurta .

* Sails from ARRIVALS FROM

.Tientsin”.

"POYANG" "SHENGKING"

“HANYANG

.Kenlung

Kobe.

"HUPEW**

"SOOCHOW"

Tientsin & Tsingtao Miike

Noon 30th Sept. 5.p.m. 30th Sept.

6 p.m. 39th Sept.*

3 p.m. 8th Oct.*

p.m. Oth. Oct."

3 p.m. 8th Oct. 3 p.m. 9th Oct.

5 p.m. 8th Oct.

5 p.m. 10th Oct.

5 p.m. 13th Oct.

3 pm, 16th Oct.

Custodian Wharf.

2nd Oct.

7 m. 5th Oct. 6th/7th Oct. 7th Oct.

9th/10th Sop!.

AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE LTD./CHINA

NAVIGATION CO., LTD. JOINT SERVICE

"CHANGSHA".... Sydney, Melbourne

BAILINGS TO

"YUNNAN"

Sydney

Bth Oct.

& Adelaide

-18th Oct.

"CHANGTE" ......Jupan

10th. Nov.

ARRIVALS FROM

"YUNNAN"

Kobe

4th Oct:

"TAIYUAN”

Kobe

"CHANGSHA"

Kobe

"CHANGTE"

Australia & Manila

5th Oct. 8th Oct.

8th Nov.

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Sailings to Europa via Port Said

"MEMNON" .Liverpool &t Glasgow via

"PYRRHUS"

Manilo ..Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpool &

Glasgow "ASTYANAX" Tangier, Casablanca, Dublin

&

Liverpool ..... "CALCHAS", London, Holland & Hamburg

7th Oct.

8th Oct.

26th Oct. 27th Oct.

Scheduled Sailings from Europe.

Sails Liverpool. Sails Rotterdam

Arrives H.K.

G. "MEMNON"

29 Aug.

4 Oct.

S. "CALCHAS”

4 Sept.

10 Out.

17 Sept.

15 Oct.

28 Oct.

2 Nov.

8 Nov.

15. Now,

G. "PELKUS” ... 13 Sept. 5. "AGAPENOR" 21 Sept.

G. "ANCHISES" 38 Sept.

4 Oct.

S. "AENEAS" ...

G. "PATROCLUS” 13 Oct..

17 Oct.

G. Londing Glasgow before Liverpool,

S. Loading Swansea before Liverpool.

DE LA RAMA LINES

Sailing to NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, via. JAPAN, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES & CRISTOBAL

“ANDAMAN“

"DONA NATI"

14th Oct.

4th Oct.

Carriers option to proceed vin eiber ports to lead & discharge carge.

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

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ABRIVALS FROM “ATLANTIC“ "PIONEER COVE" Cargo arriving, by

North Western Victory Oct 11 1:

} SAILING TO MANILA

PIONEER SEA?

"PIONEER MAIL"

1

"PIONEER SEA" vla Kcolung,

"PIONEER: MAIL" via Yokohama

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Oct. 12%

BAILINGS TO NEW YORK, BOSTON,

BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA ŠVIES

JAPAN & PANAMA CANAL CR

"PIONEER LAND"

"FIONEER.COVE”*

"PIONEER SEA"

"PIONEER. MAIL"

Arr. Oct. 3: Balls: Oct. 5 Arri Oct: 14 Sallusti 10. Arr: Oct 19 Baile Octz, 201 Arr: Oct. 29, Salls Oct, 31

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Amphibious trucks of the United Nations forcos race through' the smake-and-flames of

the town of Inchon after the behind-the-lines landing at the South Korean, town,. (Amorlated: Press Photo).

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN DISPUTE

OVER THE SUEZ

SUEZ CANAL

Coiro, September 28.

Britain is holding tonaciously on to its big, military baso in the Suez Canal 1. zone despite the long and sometimes bitter Egyption attempt to end —

the occupation.

Egypt's demand that British troops get out has been somewhat tempered

lately by Korean developments.

1

But the Government in It took two years for the Bri- The 1940 agreement which

have Egypting would power-and any other govern- tish to bulld up their

removed British This was troops from Egypt was not ag- ment-would fall tomorrow if base in the last war. it failed to put up a strong done in such a hurry that some of the World War II equipment show of pressing for evacua-

is still being sorted out, tion.

coptable to the Egyptians because it did not also agree to what t called here: "unity of the Nile The base today, is a vast ono, valley." Evacuation of British troops covering more than 2,000,000 sun-

Anglo-Egyptian dispute The and the "end of foreign, domina burned acres adjoining the bie was discussed for two months in tion" is the Alpha and Omega of torie Sinait Penininula. Thera Alexandria, Egypt's summer cap- Egypt's national aims-from the are boligved to be 150 separate Ital, this past summer., Then the man in the street to the intellec-military depots, crammed with British Ambassador and the tual and politician:

vast amounts of war. material.gyptian Foreign Minister

Egyption caso

an

The success of the British in The main base, Tel El-Kebir, is nounced the talks had reached spite of this powerful Egyptian 28 miles in circumferença.. suck a stage they had to be re- drive constitutes one of the little-

ferred to the two Governments. noted triumphs of skilful. Britis

Later there was on official on- diplomacy.

nouncement in London, that the According to one reliable conversations had raised prob- estimate the value of the build-lems of "great complexity," ings and facilities along is nearly $500,000,000. Informed sources say the British have 40,000 troops and civilian personnel in the base now.

The question is a vital one, too, for the United States and other Western democracies because of the strategic situation of the St Canal as the air and sca roads of three continents.

CLOSE-

American diplomats have been treading a tight-rope all through the long argument, which his been going on, since Egypt at- tained Independence from Otto- man domination In 1019,

U.S. position British military occupation of Egypt has been going on much longer since 1882,

03

It looks for the moment though the British, at least tem- porarily, have won their point: that because of the critical In- ternational situation, now is not the time for Egypt to demand evacuation.

the

There the matter rests for the time to raise the issue before the Security Council-as she did in 1947. Russia's Andrel, Gromyka supported Egypt's couse then as Basewell-founded,

In event of ・ war, could expand rapidly. There

But "evacuation" and "unity of

are hospitals, food, depots, larve the Nile" continue to be, the pass- and rest.campu, stores of patrol - words of Egyptian political, suc- and oll.

cess, despite recommendations of several military-loaders that military accord be reached; with Britain-Assoclated Pross,

Some Egyptians have said: We know That's all very fine.

Middle you need a base in the

East,

but why do you have, to Why have it on Egyptian soll7 don't you have it. in Libya, or Jordan, or Israel, or Iraq?

The British, reply is: We have bases which looked for other would have the necessary facili tles-water, electricity, commu-

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famazing

But if the debate comes to nications and a supply of Inbour discovery

head in the future, it may be that the United Stato, with have to declare its position publicly.

We have not been able to and one.

Another British argument has been that it would take from two

To military observers, disre-to ve yaara to move all their garding the nuances of national supplies and equipment. sovereignty, there seems to be that has been heard lately...

This not the time, ly a third one cholce for Amorlea

That is: maintaining the Bri- tish land base desplto Egypt's ob- Joction, nt least so long, as there la a threat of war with Russia.

1

Major basa

They give this' chief reason; The base at the Suez Canal is now more thank a protection: thrown around the canal, It is, Instead, the major base..for de- fence of the Middle East with Its: vast oll wealth, and the appro- aches to the Indian Ocean and all of Africa..

..

The British have not always been adamant.

Egypt initialed a draft agree-

Four yours ago

Britain and

mont, which would' have' replaced. the 1988. 20-year treaty which Britain's military new governs presence. on Egyptian soil,

The Sudan

་་

That agreement provided that British troops would be removed from Egypt by December, 1949-

Rio de Janeiro,

Septemban. 27. Meteorologists here today. announcod their "amazing discovery. that a narrow stream of air coars from West to East above „Boyiharn, Dra- xil at spoods from 80 miles te 180 miles an hour.

They called. IE the "jat, stream."

The Brazilian Airting Panair do Brazil, said, metoo- rological... exports «bélippa: it. encircles the, bulire Boythorn Homiaphers, blowing trom Braxi cross the North, Atlan tig and, Africa, than,: mOTOGR the Pacifoto form, a oĺng. round the earth-Router, s

CALL FOR BAN QN A BOMB:

But the Egyptiana, balked- ́nt" The Canal was closed by Axis finalising this agreement over an bombing 70 days, during the last other issue which has always war. Determined Russian air been tied up in the argument- attacks could mako tho. Canal that is the Anglo-Egyptian part- even more vulnerable in another nership which has been ruling

Prague, September 24, An atomic attack could the Sudan on the Upper Nile Avar.

Some 250, micro-biologists from spell the Canal's. doom

sinca 1899....

Eastern countries, meeting bore waterway for some time,

The Egyptians claim the Bri-today, passed a resolution calling But in the last war, the Suez tish forced this dual rule on for the banning of biological and -basą, besides serving on Canal Egypt and on the Sudan, Egypt atomic weapons.

defence, war-the nerve centre of want the Sudan to be united.

as

1100At The Lotus, Boont 11.30-Stardust

12.00-Clume Down,:

-ITALIAN STRIKE-

Genos, September, 20.

One of Italy's biggest industrial plants, the. Ansaldo starjwórki, was idle today with more than 23,000 workers lolling, in the workshops and all representatives of the. management, absent

Via Southampton, Port Bald, Allen, Donsbaz,

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11th October

\#1d" Novemb

8th Decembine Riad December

19th January

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- 14th February

Octobge

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Odlombo, Penang I

DUN' LONDON

Kith November... Silk December

Kind January

19th February 19th March

541 March

* Diätsbarka passengers, xl Benchmarpton · on Lipd` December.

Acorpting cargo for Ningidors, 'Piling, Colombo, Bombay, khong

Park Bald & London, -

OUTWARDS

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14. "EGUDÁN”

HOMEWARDS

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• Via Alexandria.

FREIGHT SERVICE

DUE HONGKONG

2ird-October

FROM

In nort

London Continent.

LEAVES HONGKONG

POR

Londen Continent,

Brd October

11th October

Accepting Cargo for Bingapore, Pors #wattendam, Penang; Colorai“ bo, Adeo, For Bald, Genoa, Marvelibes. London, Istaburg, Andy werd & Rotterdam, With liberty to call at Bombay if Indugement offers.

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*** “TAIREANNONDA

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Makan Straits, “

for. pen.

From Calcutta, Rangoon

miffa, 15th Oct.

* "BANGOLA”

due 7th Glet.

antha 29th Oct.

via Direita, for Japan,

* These ships have Befrigerated Cargo space.

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

2.3. “ATLANTIC SEA? Jür

n

Bih Oct. 7th Oct,

EL "ITOLA"

due 101b Oct.

18th Get.

*. "ISMAILA"

due. 19th Oct alla 20th Det.

from Japan. for / Stealta,

MRŐzka,

Colombo, Bombay, Karm chi & Melag Golf, from Persian Gulf Karachi, Dombay, Colom bo, Madina 4. Biziltų, for Japan.

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for

Btraits. Madrau, Colombe, Bowker, Karas,

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DA "NELLORE”

#wo ~' fth Oct,

from Newland: and

Fort

Australia, Mórosby # Manila, nails" Ard Ner, for Antrallen Ports via

- Part Moresby,

All vessels have liberty, to call at, any porÈS ON OF Off the route, and the routes and sailings are subject to change or amendment with or without notice,

For fuil particulars apply to: MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

MAERSK LINE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

m.v. "BORGHOLT":

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES - Having arrived Hong Kong

consigners of cargo are hereby

The M/V "OLUF MAERSK" notified, that all goods have The management had posted a having arrived from New York landed and placed at

notice that the works would re-

main closed until 2016 workers, and Forts of call, Consignees of their risk and expense into the laid off yesterday as redundant, Cargo are hereby notified that godowns of the Hongkong and accepted their dismissal Beuten their goods are being landed Kowloon Wharf and Godown

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

Consignees Fer

... BENCLEUCH

and

at their rink Co., Ltd, where delivery may placed and expenses Into the Hong be obtained as foon on the Kong Kowloon Wharf. goods are landed. Godown Company's 'godowns at Kowloon, where delivery may be obtained as soon as the

are hereby notified that their goods are landed cargo is being discharged. Intö | . the Hong Kong, dk. Kowloon Whart & Godown Cho down where it will be at Con- signees, risk and subject to the Whorf's terms and conditions of storage, and where delivery may be obtained

a

No clafins will be admitted after the goods; have left the godowns, or failure, to; attend the survey

All broken, chafed and dam- Optional cargo will not be aged goods are, to-be-left, in fanded here, unless, notice has the godown when they will be been given, 48 hours prior to examined in the presence of rensei's arrival, but carried on Messrs. Goddard, and Douglas- from port to port to the final on October 3, 1030, at 10 am port of call to which, the option

extenda.

To comply with the General Damaged packages are to be

Bonded Warehouse Regulm=; tions, consignees must have a left in the Godowns for exams No claims will be admitted Revenue Oficer, in attendance. British military activities on with Egypt under the

the Egyptian The four-day conference, hold nation by Consignees, and the after the Goods have left, the when, ommining damaged dul- unden Czechoslovak pegis, was Company & Survyxore, Mozzis Godowns, and all goods re-able goods, all claims against in widespread campaigns. In the The Bellish have maintained attended by delegations from Costalihsel & Clarke, at 10 maining undelivered after the vessa) must be presented Western Desert, in Greece, Crete, they are preparing the million Rustla, Poland, China, Rumaniam, on October 3, 1950. October 5, 1950, will be sub to the Undersigned within fthly, Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia square-mile Sudan, for indepens Hungary, Bulgaria and East Gers arid, Eritrea,

dence.

many-Reuters.

ploying a million men fighting,

TOWN

Gibraltar sees blue

sun

Gibraltar, September 28,

mply with the General Ject to rent.

To comply with the Gene

Bonded:Varahouas Regulations

Consignees maust have a Fe-All

fourteen days of the ship's arrival, or they will not be

recognised and broken, chafod,

venue Officer in attendance damaged Goods are to be left No Bre Insurance will be. when damigod dutiable goode in the Godowns, where they effected.

› are ¦ ¤xatalnesciutinta swil be examined on October:†

WALLEM & 00

Agents, Telephones 38041-8.

No claims will be admitted, 4:1050, at 10 am. by our after, the goods have left the Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard &

Douglas. steamer's" "godowns, and all, goods remaining undelivered after October 1950, whi To comply with the General Hong Kong, Sept. 27, 1950) be subject to renti

Bonded Warehouse Regalations by - dush: team. ' volcanoes

consignees must havo": a Re-| NOTICE, TO CONSIGNEES that, dùnt >-mixod? with" water *All claims against the strange | vanuse Ollope – lu attendance drops propned the bunku / CHÝB, er must-bo- passoniad-to-the-when- damaged dullable. gonda allowing only the blue part of undersigned out or before are examined. the spectrum to shine through: October 18, 1950, or they will {Lué, blue-sun" was, first-seen,

and

blue sun which has caused the world to wonder broke over Gibraltar today. It cost a weird bluish light over the Rock, the Straits of Gib-

raltar and the neighbouring African.coast. Meanwhile, it is reportedtions and newspaper offices, with from London - that" mother of alarmed telephono, calla:,,A peach cloud formations aro Radio Insund rcnakiring, stabos, In Switzerland, the,, National travelling at a great height ment, from the Swiss Mateorologi Over Contral Europe, causingen inalitajojaxplaining that the Intense blue colouring of the bigo nun which, travelled over over Norib Atleaken: September riot be recognised. aun the Swiss Meteorological Switzerland

MK 24-and- over "Britain and alber

All claims must reach

M/V "ASTYANAX”İ Damaged cargo ex this vese

| Institute said in a broadcast temporary phenomwicht paris of Europeliwo days later No Fire? Ininirince will be forg. October 28, 1980, noon on October 2 and 3, 1850,

Foven Swiss Radiohumane life evesvie

Mquier-of-pearlyclona forma- | affected term haj-nov-influopen", whatever on,

Anxious Germans thought thai Ink Gibraltarsi todas

láni athin bomb' häß

bróka,avez, tha: Rogl

daw

(brilliant:bine, dilausin

urned of the: Straits, and

North

Linda PAşlamaks court beyond litigtypitno-, avor

WR. LOXLEY, &

Kong Sept 20:319007-

they will not be recognised.

No, Insurango will be affected

JERSEY & COM

Kong, Bepk (18) 1950,

nel will be, survested; nt. Holt's wharf between 10 am and

and consignees are requested. to have: thoir, røpresentativen present during) theraITVEY,

BUTTERFIELD

REK

bombarded weather