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"SZÉCIIUEN"

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

(Butterfield & Swire (Hongkong) Ltd)

CHINA NAVigation co., LTD.

"SHENGKING"

"POYANG"

"KOCHOW"

"PAKHOI"

"HUNAN"

"YUNNAN"

"FOOCHOW"

"FUKIEN"

"SUENGKING

"TOCHOW"

"YUNAN"

"HUNAN"

"FOOCHOW"

"FURIEN"

BAILINGS TO 1 .....Singapore, Penang &

Belawan Keelun

Moil Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobo

passengers only) Shanghai

Tientsin

Keelung

Tientsi Shanghai Bangkok

Djakarta) Semarang,

Sourabaya & Macassar

Noon 30th Sept.

6 pm. 30th Sept.

6 pm. 1st Oct,

10 am, 2nd Oct,

10 a 2nd Oct. 4 p.m. 7th Oct. 10 4, 9th Oct. 10 am. 9th Oct, 8 m, 10th Oct,

8 am, 11th Oct.

* Suits from Custodian Wharf

ARRIVALS FROM

Shanghai

Shanghai

Keelin

“MỚENGKING

Tientsin

Kobe

"UHANGSHA”

"SHANSI"

Kobe

&

<t

1 p.m. 29th Sept.

3/4th Oct,

,7 m.

5th Oct.

8th Oct.

8th Oct,

8th Oct.

Noon 3rd Oct,

10th Oct, 21st Oct.

11. 2011. Seul,

31st Oct.

19th Oct.

A.O. LINE LTD./C.N. CO., LTD., JOINT SERVICE

"CHANGSHA"

SAILINGS TO

...Kure, Yokkaichi,

Yokohama & Kobo Sydney, P. Moresby, Samara), Rabaul Kavieng, Madang & Log

Sydney & Melbourne ARRIVALS FROM

Manila Japan

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Sailings to Europe via Aden & Port Sald

...Liverpool & Glasgow 13th Oct.

Gengi

Hotterdam, Amsterdam

"CHANGSHA"

...Australia

"TAIYUAN"

Australia

"CHANGSHA“

Kube

London.

Loads

Salla

"PYRRHUS"

Marseilles, Liverpool & Glasgow

5th Oct,

ASCANIUS" "CALCHAS"

6th Oct, 14th Oct.

& Hamburg Liverpool

20th Oct.

22nd Oct,

Dublin Marseilles, Liverpool &

&

23rd Oct,

Gth Nov.

24th Oct,

6th Nov,

"AGAPENOR“ "PELEUS"

G. "AGAPENOR"

8. "CALCHAS"

G. "PELEUS"

8. "ATREUS"

Glasgow

Scheduled Sailings from Europe

G. "BELLEROPHON

9. "MENTOR"

G.

“PATROULUS"

S. "ANTILOCHUS"

Arrives Hong Hong In Port Holt's/W

Rall

Salis

Liverpool

Rotterdam

Sulled

do

do

Salled

da

alu

3rd Oct.

7th Oct,

13 Oct.

. 18th Oct.

6th

Oct

13th Oct. 25th Oct. 29th Oct, 7th Nov. 13th Nov.

22nd Nov,

G. Loading Glasgow, beture Liverpool. 8. Loading Awabsen, before Liverpool Carriers' option to proceed via other parts to load a dischargo Cargo,

ER DE LA RAMA LINES

ARRIVING FROM ́U.S. ATLANTIC &

PACIFIC COAST PORTS.

"TELEMACHUS"

Safia N.Y. Salled

Salts 8.F. Salled

"DONA NATI“

www.dp-

"BENARES”

25th Sept.

"AJAX”

10th Oct,

"HAINAN"

24th Oct.

ist Oct. 17th Oct. 1st Nov. 15th Nov.

AIT. ILK. 18th Oct. 31st Oct. 15th Nov, 1st Dec. 14th Dec.

SAILING for NEW YORK, vin SAN FRANCISCO,

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Candidacy

Of P.I.

MORE CORDIAL

Supported THAN EVER P&O B.I. E&A

Now York, Sept. 28, The New York Times today gave its support to the Philip pine candidacy for the United Nations Security Council.

The paper wrote in пп editorial," "It goes without say- Ing that the Philippines would To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, condo honour to the Council. signees must have a Stevenue Officer | record in the United Natioris is 12 attendance when damaged duti sound and strong. able goods are examined.

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Its

Bristol, Sept. 28. Britain, Mr B. G. Kher, sold India's High Commissioner in here that relations between the Indian and British peoples were now more cordial than ever before.

Speaking at a reception, M Kher said that Indians met with [great cordiality and friendliness The young Republic has in Britain. Englishmen in India

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MUSICAL

محلة

NEWLY arrived well-known English upright and miniature pianos (tro- picailsed) (fully guaranteed) beauti- tul tuno, риста realite. latest recordis 43, 70. 73.1/3. преп Please call at Mayfair Music Co., (nar condiltined), Telephones 27313, 38049.

FOR SALE

THE "POST" TYPHOON MAP 10. corporating Amendmenta to the Local and Non-Local Storm Slypal Codes. Mounted $5.00. Unmounted $4.00 Obtainable from "S. C, M. Post"

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m.v. "AGAPENOR"

Damaged cargo ex this vessel wil be surveyed by Messwe. Pauleen & Bayen-Davy րու Holt's Wharf from

October 2 and 3, 1933, anct Consignees Аге requested to have their representatives present during the marvey.

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BUTTERFIELD & HWELE,

Agents,

Hongkong, September 20, 1953.

To ADVERTISERS

for

echo of American thinking but Asian thought, an authentic reflection of mature

had also spoken of the great friendliness with which they were received there.

This friendlinces arose from the manner in which India and England solved their polillen?

"If the United Nations Hoves that more emphasis should

over problems bengo, sald Mr Kher.

Bix

bitterness or rancour

COMPANIES

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Outwarda "CORFU” "CHUSAN' "CANTON"

Leaves London

·Dus Nongkong 13th Septacader 19th October Slat October

2nd October

15th October

10th November

Via Southampton, Port Said, Aden, Bombay, Colombo, Penang & Bingapare

Homewarda "CORFU"

"CHUSAN"

"CANTON"

Leaves Hongkong Due London

12nd October

4th November

20th November

23rd November

1st December

2311 December

Accepting carga for Kingapore, Penang, Colombe, Bombay,

Aden, Port Said à London

FREIGHT SERVICE

Lus

.

16th October

สมบ 2nd October

years

Outwards "SOMALI". Exomewardy "SOUDAN"

"SINGAPORE" 271

For

Зарад

For

Bingapore,

Penang

Port Weltenban

Colombo,

Aden

October

Port sald, Geoca

Landua Antwerp,

Rotterdam Ham burg.

be given at this time to East) Led by Mahatma Gandhi, Aslan points of view, the choice | Indla had approached that of the Philippines for the problem in a spirit that left no Council seat would be togical in

Thanks spite of the strong claims of a j vigorous Turkey." France also to the far-sightedness of Pressc.

Britain's leaders, the problem had been solved in violent way. He thought that this was B

for the method settlement of differences which

SILK EXPERTS should be emulated by all.

BEGIN TALKS

Milan, Sept. 28. During the Arst working day of the fourth International Silk Congress, the Executive Com- mittee and the Managing Com- mittee of the International Silk Association met under

M. Chairnship of

non-

The High Commissioner was visiting Bristol at the head of Ja party of 100 Indian pilgrims

Mohan Roy, to the graveside of Raja Ram the Indian re- former, who died in Bristol 120

years ago.

of Referring to the election the

Mrs Lakshmal Pandit as the Arlate President of the United Nations SUNDAY POST-HERALD Potton, President of the Inter-General Assembly this year, Mr Space

commercial national Silk Association,

Kher said that a sense it was advertising should be

of the great Simultaneously three sections the culmination booked not fator than of

the Congress and the work of social reform that Raja noon on Wednesdays. Technology and Research Com-Ram Mohun Roy inaugurated.

mittee began their work under the chairmanship of the British The Lord Mayor of Bristol. delegate, Dr S. G. Smith,

Alderman K. A. L. Brown, sald Several scientific and that if the peoples of the world technical

other -productive problems understood each

better, with silic knitwork, there would be no wars. Visita connected tulle and lace work (merlett) { like those that the Indian pil- Special Announcements as well with yarns for grims to Bristol were making and Classified Advertise-embroidery and needle-work today were very valuable in

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discussed.-promoting understanding.-China Reuter,

Mall Special.

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mante as umtal

MANDRAKe the magICIAN

THE POLICE HAVE YOUR CONVICT PAL, SOCKY, AND THEY'LL WANT YOU, TOO--WHAT'S THAT?

DON'T TAKE] ME THERE.

THEY'LL TEAR ME

APART?

KILL THE IMPOSTOR!

DON'T LET HIM GET AWAY.

Hey!

DON'T USE YOUR GUNA THIS IS A RIOT!

were

| LOTHAR STOP THEM--BEFORE THEY

KILL THE OFFICERS, TOO! THEY'RE WILD!

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

GO TO YOUR

HOMES? LET THE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE.

KING LOTHAR SPEAKS. -- AND IS HEARD.

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duo Bih. Oct. calis

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"SIRDHANA"

due

da 10h Oct.

17th Oct.

P. & O./B. 1. JOINT SERVICE

"OLINDA"

que

"ORDIA"

düe

"ORMABA"

salts Ord Oct. 8th Oct.

"OBRA"

zails

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1st Oct.

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Loads

3rd Oct.

19th Oct,

FERDINAND

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By Mik

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"DONA ALICIA"

{"BATAAN"

TELEMACHUN”

19th Nov,

Balls

12.25

4th Oct.

20th Oct.

20th Nov.

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Route

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Calcutta

Departs tongkong

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6.43 p.m. Thu. 3.3. Thủ.

330

6.00 p.m. Sun.

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A Sorry

Spectacle

Washington, Sept. 20.

The Washington Post salu today that South Afrin's Prime Minister, Dr Daniel Malan, was resenting do totalitarian methods

in his move to remove voters of|

Revival Of

arl Warren |

Rumours

Sacramento, Sept. 28. The U.S. Attorney General, mixed blood troen the white Herbert Brownell, W03 today electoral register.

reported to have had a secrét interview yesterday with Earl The Post, in a leading article, Warren, Governor of California, referred to Dr Malon's scheme to at the MeClellan military air create a "zo-called constitutional | hase. court as part of the appeal court,“

"Throughout the free world, it

Mr

and declared "This tampering The report revived rumours with constitutional processes for that President Eisenhower the purpose of discriminating planned to appoint Mr Warreni agains! voters because of their os. Supreme Court Judge to race la a sorry speciable.

succeed the late Frank Vinson. Warren, who is a Republi- will be deplored, for Dr Malan is can, has already announced that (lighting for undanocratie he would not be standing for principle and is resorting to re-election as Governor. totalitarian methods to attain his Supreme Court judges are ope endis."--Router.

pointed by the President for Lite-France-Presse,

an

Scots Fusiliers'

New Colours

London, Sept. 28,

new

Students' Village Shows A Profit

Oslo, Sopt. 20. The_students' village at Sogn, The 4/5th Battalion; the Royal Soola Fualtiera, received

near Oslo, owned and managed themselves, calours from Commander G.H. by the students

made a profit of £2,000 last Hughes-Onslow, Her__Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of year, enabling the rent paid by Adat Ayr Barracks at the students to be kept down to £3 wock-end

The ceremony,

158. a month-Including · locat marked the and light, linen and laundry. start of celebrations to com- "The ́vlilago" already Kás":380 Themorate the 275th anniversary rooms and there' dre plans, to

of the 'rawing of the regiment extend it to

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NANCY

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HELLO, NANCY--- CAN YOU TELL ME SOME CUTE NAMES FOR BOYS AND

GIRLS ?

JOHNNY HAZARD

I... ONLY SHOT HIM WITH MY PEASHDOTER. DIDN'T MEAN TO KNOCK

HIM DOWN.

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TAKE IT EASY, MYLES- STANDISH/NEITHER YOU 'NOR YOUR PEASHOOTER - PID THE JOB.in

THIS MAN IS DEAD...

WITH A SHORT, SHARP KNIFE:

IN HIS RIBS!

JUDY

ED MAY BOB

FLO

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Dine

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SMARTIES

ROWNTREES

CHO

LATE

ANS

the

family's favourite

¿this situation

calls for a

San Miguel

Sherpas Association

Formed

Calcutta, Sept. 28.

Tensing Norkey, who con- quared Mount Everest with Now Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary fest June is to be president of

formed newly Association

the

"Sherpas

a71 Association

member said today.

The

Association has

been formed for the recruitment of Sherpas for future Himalayan expeditions, he said.

Sherpas

crulted

were formerly re- by the Darjeeling Himalayan Club and the now

association would. tako ovjer the function from the club, ho said.

The Sherpa, who declined to Identify himself, Bald 110

Sherpas had ever been admitted to membership of the Darjeeling Club. Ho added that the new association would be "tred

то

from racial discrimination."

Several Indian parties which have arranged attempts various Himalayan peaks for. later this year, have already decided to obtain their Sherpas through Tensing, and more and more of the hardy Nepaleso porters are abandoning Darjeeling Club

to register with the now Association, he sald-United Press.....

the

Indian Exhibits

For Poland

Moscow, Sept. 23. The Indian art exhibition in Leningrad closed today after 15. days showing. The extulita are returning to Moscow on their way to Polarti

Mr KPS, Menon, Indian Am bassador to the Soviet Union, will By to Warsaw to affond the opening ekhibition there, 11 is organised by the All-In Fine Arts and Craft Society.

five Indon artistega

The proposed tour of Boon dhiavia in hot know possible, Indian Embassy, 'wald,--E