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P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. Cò.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT: SERVICE

Leaves London Due Nongk

20th September 18th October

fath August

Outwards "CORFU "CANTON"

18th September

"CHUSAN"

8th November 16th November

"CARTHAGE"

8th October 13th October

Via Southampton, Peri Axld, Aden, Bombay, Colombo,

Penang & Singapore,

Leaves Hongkong · Doe London

Homewards

"CORFU"

24th Septeersber

10 Ch

"CANTON"

19th October

ipt

5th November

October

November

"CHUSAN" "CARTHAGE"

Via Singapore,

8th December

Itcmaber

November 20th

Penang. Colombo, Bombay,

Port said & London

FREIGHT SERVICE

Arriving

Ades,

Outwards "HINGAPORE"

"HURAT"

In Pock

Frem

UK

sal 4th

21-1

Sel

UK

Homeward *HINGAPORE" 270%

1.onding

ཅ•I+t

Rails For Kobe, Nagoya,

Shiinau

Yokohama

Otaru, Yokokaina & Kobe

For

Str.

י

Swei- 1. PRAT Colmaten, Aden Port Said, Genon. Mametilen. 1avie. London. Aust-

Bottesdi WIND, Hamburg

With liberis to call at Belawan before or after Stralis Ports and a Bombay r inducement offers. Tanks available for carriage of Of In Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Passenger sccommodation

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

"SIRDHANA”

"WARLA"

"SANTHIA"

from Japan)

Bulk.

Penang.

for Singapor sails 2 Sept

Rangoon & calculta trom Japan for Singapore. Rangoon, Chittagong

t Ih Hant. MIŠA JAUH Seid

1910 Sep

Hall 11 Sept

Itangoon

Calcutta

from Calcutta

Jot Japan.

& Stran

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

"OKHLA"

ดu

DEN Sept

paly 10th Sept

"OLINDA"

stue 15th Sept salls 10th Sept

from Japan

for Singapore, tisk:mbe Karachi. Han

Abadan. Kisercamshaft, Kuwait direct, uther ♪ Gulf Starts Vin

Kare.

from Petman Gulf for JuperS

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.

EASTERN"

"EASTERN"

due 15th Sept

from Australia

mila toh Sept for Japan1

dur 6th Oct

ASİTA

for Sundakan, Jath Vel.

from Japan

Rabayi,

Brinbase. Melbout ne

Sydney

N

All vessels have liberty to call at any poris on or off the route & the route & calling are subject so change or amendment with or without notice.

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1954.

COMMERCIAL PIRATE'

Conditions In Japan

The Same As 1930

London, Sept. 1. The right-wing London Evening Standard said today that nearly all the conditions which Postage, China and MADO O SOMETHING NEW and EXCLUSIV made Japan the "commercial pirate" of the 1930's

Subscription; 80.00 per month.

per month, U.K., British Possessions and other countries $7.00 per month.

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NOTICE

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY

GIVEN that nn Interim Dividend in respect of the year 1954 of 70 cents per share, free of tax, has been payable on and declared after 17th September 1954.

exist today.

Commenting on the demands of striking Japanese textiles workers of the Omi Company, the newspaper said tonight that Japanese work ers still drew a wage and lived at a level lower than any Western trade union would tolerate.

rise in her

The Evening Standard sald "What has so far hampered. the £1,000 help being sent to Japan has been neither a change the strikers by the British of heart. nor a United Textile Factory Workers standard of Ilving," the Evening Association seemed to indicate a Standard commented. deep sea change from the me when Japan was chasing British textiles out of every market in the globe.

"In 1933, a female operative Industry in the Japaneso, allk Applications for Dividend was paid ninepence a day, child labour was general in Japaneso of human Enjoyment by righis was no more marked then Warrants should be made mis olther personally.

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MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 53 Queen's Building

FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

"LAOS"

*VIẾT-NAM”

"ANADYR"

"IRAQUADDY"

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

TA: 26631

salling Sept. 4th 1st salling Oct.

sailing Sept. 7th sailing Oct.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THEY PLANTED THE STOLEN JEWELS

IN THIS SNOWMAN"--THE GHOST

SKIER PICKED THEM UP AND

TOOK THEM UP THE

HAUNTED SLOPE --

ARDYO

FAN 131

IN THE CAVE THEY ALTERED THE JEWELS. THEY HAD MANY GADGETS--ONE TO MAKE SNOWSLIDES--

KRIST

NANCY

FOR

SEA

For full particulars upply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

EVERETT LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Siam, Malaya, Rangoon, Calcutta and Chittagong.

"NOREVERETT"

Arrives Sals

Sept. 8 from Manila. Sept.

for Singapore, Penang, Rangoon, Chittagong Calcutta.

"BRADEVERETT"

Arrives Salla

Sept. 24 from Manila.

Sept. 25' for Singapore.

Rangoon & Calcutta,

(Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobe/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE

Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Slam, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf.

“STAR ALCYONE”

Arrives Sept. 0 from Singapore,

for Sept. 0

Pusan, Yokohama.

Sala

"LAO"

Arrives Sallo

Sept. 10 from Singaporo

Sept. 20 for Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya

& Yokoharha,

(Accepting cargo for transhipment Hobe/Pusap and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STEAMship corporatION SIA (Incorparsted in: the Répubho et 'Fakkina' with Limited- Libilityy

Chinese Department: Telephone 28293, Queen's Building, • Telephone : 31206.

FERDNAND

PHARMACY

JOHNNY. HAZARD

·HMM«««TU-TU SEEMS,

TO HAVE A NEW JOKE IN HIS BAG OF TRICKE{

{I THINK I'LL LAFF IT UP FOR HIM!

AS ́ESCARRE TAKES ► DEAD AM AT THE; ". UNSUSPECTING NICKE,

MY SNOW-

MAN

FIX. THAT

1. MISS

I CAN

Ponang,

I WISH IT WAS WINTER AGAIN

WHY ?

Koba

عمال

7th

SODA

tlung.

MEREST GESTURE

might be The change

more

appareat than real, it said How. ever inspired, the gift to the Omi workers had to be the merest celure. Certainly Britain could not keep the dumper from her customers' door by contributing to Japanese strike funds.

Yes.

The West's Striking

Power To Be Strengthened

From A Special Correspondent

Paris, Sept. 1. Striking power for swift defensive retaliation in the air by the North Atlantic Treaty Forces stationed in Europe will be greatly strengthened in the near future.

According to sources close to General Alfred Gruenther's Supreme Headquarters, Allied Forces Europe at Rocquencourt, near Paris, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's air bases in Europe are due to receive during the next few months large scale deliveries of Republic F-84 F Thunder- streak aircraft.

The

-means

weapon

carry out an strategy had Europe

been in

"It has been the distorting effect of her economy of thou rands of millions of American

Thunderstrekes, now in countries of the North Atlantic dollars pumped in by direct aid, Korean war contracts and gar- mass production in the United Treaty Organisation, should not

arc These States. rison troops

the swept-wing bo overlooked. Spending.

Successor Last February, I was able dollars have diverted Japan and atom-bomb-carrying her mission. They have mask to the Thunderjet and are listed to note the portents of this new no ed the need for modernisation by the United States Air Force strategy and reported that many

of the

to kept inemelent in the select "over 450 miles

atomic of her forces, conccrna anont, led to too much per hour" category.

They will replace some of the then already luxury spending and too little

Sabrajets deployed to Europe as and in the hands capital investment.

an emergency mensure during a military leaders for the past two At that riate, Republic period of international tension Yossa

Tunderjets based all over last year. A very fast photo-. graphic-reconnaissance

version

lon Europe from Norway to Turkey of the Thunderstreak, known as had been revented by the United the Thunderflash, 1s Also States Air Force

for delivery to the nuclear capability. scheduled

United States Now, eminent North Atlantic Treaty Organisa-

authorities

en air power have outlined some of the rc- publicly considerations of Allied tactical

"There is no reason to sup- will pose that this unbalanco be permanent. Thero. is always time for the Japanese to shake and off their dollar debility rebuild their outworn industry. "Then technical effetoney will once again be joined to cheap and unscrupulous polkles, They still have cause Lancashire."~-~~ for anxiety to China Ma Special.

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By Frank Robbins

WITH A CONIC LEAP THE CLOWN LANDS. BERICHT. ESGARRE 200

TOUCHE

tion.

of European

having

air power strategy being brought about by the continuing develop- and

CHANGE IN STRATEGY These and other new aircraft coming into practical assign- ment in Europo indicate, military ment of both nuclear weapons

faster jet fighter-bombers. experts here believe, an im-

The "Air Force Magazine," portant change in the concept

of the United of tactical air the publication and application

States Air Force Association, an strategy, a change which may unofficial

of ex- organisation have influenced the decisions of

and servicemen (veterans) Western the statesmen of the

members of the American atr nations in recent conferences,

This

the arm, stresses the new capabiti- change

ties of tactical atomic air power

pectacular

follows

of "

delton and in a special staff study.

wide variety of

more powerth nuclear weapons which can be carried at

and

or

orle

NUCLEAR WARHEAD

"It is now supersonte speeds over long

possible to tollor warhead to perform distances by relatively small jeta nuclear

by guided virtually any military task," tho Aghter aircraft missiles.

cditors state, In this connection, the sign!- The Magazine sees the new Acunce of the Atomic Power bill, concept and practice of tactical signed by President Eisenhower atomic are power as enabling an yesterday and making atomic in- Allied commander of the North formation availoble to member

Atlantic Treaty Organisation to strike at chemy troop con- centrations

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS.

AND REFRIGERATORS

SMANIA

*THE JAM TWAT MADE TAKKANEL FANOUS"

DAIRY BOX

MILK

and strong points with nuclear weapons from fast and fighters jet

1

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..

Immediately follow up h advantage by vil deploying his ground forces into the areas subjected to nuclear bombardment.

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The key factor in such situation would be the selection, from the nuclear arsenal, of n weapon of a power appropriate to the size of the target, so that quick exploitation of the nuclear strike could be made by troops and armoured forces.

The Air Force Magazine also points the tactical air power

to advantages gained from the per- fection the so-called "FICON" (flying aircraft carrier) technique in which a giant intercontinental 8-36 bomber can take oft and Jand carrying a Thunderjet or Thunderstrook Bghter plane in its belly.

POWERFUL WEAPON The tactical atomic aspreis of the FICON cambination of the huze

B-36 and the F-84F Thunderstreak provide the free nations with still another power- ful weapon.

The B-30 bomber with its 10,000-mile range, carrying a Thunderstreak with nuclear capability, could conceivably of the any region penetrate earth, release the fighter in mid- air, hover cut of range until the Aighter accomplished its mission. retrieve it and return to a friendly bosc.

The technique of mid-air refuelling combined with the performance of this unusual nuclear team of aircraft gives the ability to remain aloft in- denhitely on missions of many

in all, Western military experta now believe that these and other new developments in the deployment of both tactical and strategic air power havo raised to new heights the West's ability to retaliate instantly, and effectively against any aggressor. -China Mall Special

CHOCOLATES Aw Boon Haw

atlon

Improving

Honolulu, Sept. 1,

Mc Aw Boon How made further progress on the road to recovery during the night, with his temperature down to nearly. normal at 100,3 this morning..

Dr. Edmund Leo said 'Mr Aw was parceptibly cheered by the nasty that his daughter was [arriving・・ from Hongkong to- morrow to me) time, Dr Lze Me Awn hostibent was stronger all the time kidneys: also see Sewith®, greater

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