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"Bumbala à ̈ Mienatne

·Mamitiium

B. Africa & B, America Diskarts, Tylrebon,

kurabala-di, dikenisar Singapure, jakarta, Bomatabas

sulibals a sliCALIREZADAMAN Blagabdre, Ponnue & išlayan "hielt, Bingapore, JERIA Benifa

Burabala & Alicaine Djakarta, Tjisbon,

Bumabala & Miscaśmy

Semarang.

Kingapore, Fenang E. 8. Africa

Staniis,

"Hingapore, Afautitiv

5. Africa 8. Amerika

Japan

Bingapor

Djakarta, Semarang. Buthbaik, Š, Atacasa Djakarins Tillstan, saharáng.

Burabali & Machsiar

Fingapore: Perang & Bolawan Deli Bldgsphre, 'DJARAŠTA, BORISTERS."

Ai

slugapore, Stanzici

B. Africa & H. America C Tijakarta, Tiirebon, Bemarang

Skratalà... KINCRELAT

Blagspre Djakarta, Semarang.

Bucabala & Markisar

Blagaphre, Perang & Delawan Delt

Djakarta, Semarang

Ba

siradain Maclar

Djakarta,

Tiirebon, Semarang, Butabala Macassar

Manita Bingapore, hauritius,, 8,

* Africa & 8. America

Bingapore, Djakarta, Remarang,

Birabais & Macassar

ARRIVALS

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uno

Juno

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From

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Djakarta & Bingapore.

Pekang. Belawan Dell & Bingupére Japan

Масака

Aurahala, Hemarang.

Djakarta & Singapore

General Agents.

HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE

"AHENÜSKERI”

SAILING. TO EUROPE

"AAGTERCRK"

June 10

July

Aut.

Sept.

Rotterda

Arrivée Hongkon

Balled Apr.

June

July

Jut

Avg.

Aust.

sent,

Sept.

Oct.

BAILING PHUM EUROPE

"BLITAN" "ALMKERK" "ALENDERER" "KIRLDRECH "AAGTEKEN

MAERSK LINE

FAST FORTNIGHTLY BERVICE TO:

-NEW YORK, BOSTUN, BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA SAN. FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA.......

:

NEXT SAILINGS

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June June July

17

... In Port Buoy A 2.

June 19

June 20

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A.

M.S. "GRETE MAERSK” M.S. "OLGA MAERSK”

M.S. "JEPPESEN MAERSK"

For Freight and Further Particulars please apply to:--

AGENTS:

JEBSEN &

Pedder Building,

50 per cent more to malte up Professor Marcus Oliphant, ar atomic Lord's Register takes

th. 1039. But the report of authority, lecturing in Sydney University sait:ful view of shipbuilding pros-. "Ahead of us is an atomic revolution in the power tonnage is being scrapped and

pecks for Eome time to come PENINSULAR resources of the world.”

A single pound of uricium, would generate as much heat as 1,500 tong of 'good coal.

It is possible to reduce the rate of fission of uranium · and

Enjoy "'SKYMASTER” comfort and speed,· For Busindrs or pleasura fly THAI AIRWAYS CO., LTD.

Peninsula Hotel Lobby Plioua dobos.

OZESZCZAC ZACH FACE ZICA LAK

TACE ZACATECO YACORTIC

pro

Then, in a sharp comment on

there is a great deal of work in wiet prospect in replacing old ships "austerity ships" of the last

FARA

CO.

Tel: Nos. 30006-9,

& ORIENTAL

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

R.M.S. CORFU”

plutonium to alve controlad and and continuous heat, instead of war. the gigantic blast of heat gen. orated in an atomki explosion.

It is true that shipyarda in countries. particularly other This process edi ba

· Denmark, Franke, duced in Australia." An atomic Germany. Holland, Italy, Jepatt,

Bolglun, energy resolor could min for 20 years with refuelling.

and Norway have how fully re- covered from war damage, but It is interesting to and that b Australian policy, which was the 103 oll tankers completed widely accepted, especially

last year all the largest types, among the scientists in the au- and the only three turbine Ves- dience, as criticism of the inte seis, were built the this country. pending, deal of

noteworthy the sale of Wh Australian uranium in associa-passenger slips, three were tion with the United States, built here, one th

Italy, Profester Oliphant said:

one in Holland. Disrussing ship design, the report polnis out that a rumber of oil tankera of 32,000 tons dead-weight are now on the stocks cod plans have been approved for mucha larger tankers. A number of BAGGAGE: ships specially bullt" ICT

NO INTEREST "Australia has no atomic pro- ject and apparently has no in- terust in t

He pointed out that Australia, lika Britain, was surrounded by

the

more.

new

tress

and

Bron

sta and In war, myst regarð 211 ore enrrligs have, been' ordered

vasion as the reptest danger.

SAILS:

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

FRIDAY the 6th June at 12.00 Noon for the UNITED KINGDOM, vis Straits, Colombo, Bombay, Adén and Port Said.

ALL passengers baggage must be sent/ to the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf, Co.'s Godown at No. 2 GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE BY NOON on THURSDAY the 5th June, 1962.

But no real concentration of many of there are designed to carry ficovy oll.cargo as an men or ships could lest a single alterative.

The m

ntion of proportion dhy while

motor anation had aircraft

ships: in the merchant. capable of flying or guided feets In atcattily increasing. SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hund packages missiles capable of being launch, Lloyd's have, mudied the "ro-

1

of several welded war-time

Professor Oliphant, who had ports of the recent break-up been critical of the use of atomle salgs and have laid down new undy 6xclusively fet destruce safeguards to be observed in tion since he came from Deltain the choice of steel for welding to take a top research post lu and in the design of welded Austrailia, received no reply to ships On the whole, filleros CABARKATION: in application mado last year port faltes a more optimistle for a visa to visit -Afnorien, for view of the suhire of ablukuikda

a sefando congress London Ex-|-ing than soomed possible a preas Bervice,

·Year ́or 40: ago.

carried by passengers themselves, ALL BAGGAGE must pass through the Wharf Co.'s Godown for loading: on board by ship's elings only..

Will tako-place on FRIDAY, the oth June, 1982 between 0.30 am, and 11:00:8.m

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