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P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N, CO

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwards "CORFU"

"CANTON"

"CHUSAN”

IARTO) Landan Due Nongkong

18th Augus

20th September

15th September 10th October

m October

13th October

5th November

12th November

"CARTHAGE"

Via Routhampton, Port fald, Aden, Bombay, Colombo,

Penang & Singapore

1.raves longkong Dna London

24th September

Homewarda

"CORFU"

2 October

"CANTON"

1013

October

19th November

"CHUSAN” "CARTHAGE"

eti, November

6th December

Via

Singapore,

Outwards "BINGAPORE"

"SURAT"

Homewards

Adeo,

18th November 20th Deerenber

Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Port Nald & Lendon

FREIGHT SERVICE

Arriving

In Pari

Froma U.K.

sallı 4th Sept

Rails For Kobe. Nagcon. Shimizu

2 Sept.

UK

Otaru, Yokohama

Loading

"SINGAPORE" 2715 Sept.

Singapose.

fur

Yokohama

& Kote

+ Swet- tenham, Fena, Colombo, Adeth Pori Said, Genoa, Mursellien, Haver, London. Ant.

жеты

الاتها

Rotterdam

&

With Uberty to call at Belawan before or after Stealta Porta and at Bombay if laducement offers.

for carriage of 011 in Bulk.

Limited Passenger

Tanks available Space for refrigerated carse.

accommodation

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

"WARLA"

"SANTHEA"

dum 9th Sept from Japan

101 Rept

dr 10th Sept

To Singapure, Rang0618,

ok Calcutta from Calcutta. Itangoon

Je Straite Falls 11th Sepit, for Japest

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

"OKHILA"

due

Sept, from Juga

salls 2001 Sept.

"OLINDA"

dim 12th Sept.

salle 1ith Sept

for Singapore. Columbo, Karachi, Boscab, Abadan. Khorramshahr, Kuwait direct. other D' Oull Ports Karuchi.

from Persian Gulf for Japan

Via

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

dus 15th Sept, from Australia salle 19th Sept, for JapDIES

"FASTERN"

"EASTERN"

Дие Ju Oct. 9 Oct.

Babaul,

from Japan for Sandakan, Brisbane, Sydney Melbourne

All vessels hayo liberty to call at any ports on or off the route & the route & sailing are subject

to change or amendment with or without notice.

for full particulars apply to:-

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

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

Sept. 24 from Monlio.

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1954.

CHINA

MAIL

HONGKONG PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONG)

Price, 20 canta par copy,

Baturdays 20 cents,

Subscription: $8.00 per month.

Posterer China and MR

300

per menús, U.K., Briish Possessione

and viber countries $7.00 per month

New votesbution

COITZE should addremnd to the

Australian Farmers Hopping Influence Of

Mad At Kangaroos

Melbourne, Sept. 2.

Guns, dogs, traps and wire netting, fences are failing to curb kan- garoos which are causing heavy losses to farmers and graziers in most Australian states.

Scientists have been asked to find ways of reducing the kangaroos which uproot fences round protected crops or trample them flat by sheer Editor, business communications and weight and numbers in their panic flight to reach the bush or open

country when men and dogs arrive to drive them off.

advertisers to the Secretary,

Telephonet 5015 (8 Litwa),

KOWLOOK OFFICE:

Ballabary Hoad, Telephobiai 32639

Classified Advertisements

20 WORDS $4.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID

ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS $1.50 PER DAY

With guns, farmera can do com- paratively Little to reduce the pest. The most they can hope to achieve is to drive them from their own properties and take a chance on their keeping

parts of Austendio, Į that the growing In most

Benson wil there is almost complete offelal provide enough grass for the protection for the kangaroo. pests as well as for the cattle. Killing is forbidden without a Graziers grumble at having to permit, although the farmer who pay a sales tax on ammunition

fences torn neighbours aces his

up, his

to keep the kangaroos in check standing crops inid flat or his and forming

front" # "united

It is a seasonal problem

in recent years, has grown in

and magnitude

will become worse, mon

on the land say, unless unrestrictedt permits to and the cost of kill are given, killing is subsidised.

Driven kn by lack of food drought-stricken owing to the not exceeding 25 words, 25 ing in to the more favoured oul- cents each additional word.tivated and pastured areas of

10 centa PER WORD OVER 20 Births, Deaths, Marriages,

tax.

Undesirable

Literature

Wellington, N.Z., Sept. 2.

An attempt is to be made to assess the influence of undesirable literature on the minds of New Zealand adolescents.

and.

Investigations are to be made by a Government- appointed Committee of Enquiry into influences tending to undermine sexual morality among children adolescents. The Committee has been ́appointed following a number of recent prosecutions of adoles- cents for sex offences.

authorities, vent the

The Minister for the Welfare fessor. But its role is purely them "on the high, cholco pastaro grass land eaten to press for the abolition of the Hilda Ross, recenly drew

of Women and Children, Mra advisory.

at. Palico responsibility concerti, tention in the House of Repre- ing the standard of literature to the ready access available is to proceed with sentatives

to prosecutions only after specific which schoolchildren have what she termed

a "veritable complaints have been made.

The customs flood of obscene literature,"

of cheap though expected to prevent the Her condemnation books won

into the country of support from several entry other members who urged the decent

aro lled in imposition of a

or publication. portation

Some

no Ministers, however, argo caution in the application measures of harshly restrictive because, they say, in slushing the 'the parasitical growths on tree of culture care must be taken lest the tree itself suffer.

makes

shooting

Personal $5.00 per insertion out-back, kangaroos eTO SWIM- other authorities are making up uneconomic when there is suf-

ALTERNATE INSERTIONS

10% EXTRA

If not propald • booking fee of 60 cents in charged.

MUSICAL

MAYFAIR Music Company #pecial- ixing in new and second " hand planos organs, plane accordion, Orchestral Instruments, plano tuning and repairing, also plano re- moval at moderate charges. Please call ol 23, Chiu Liu Street, and 23-F. China Bulking. Phone 22935, 27313

WANTED KNOWN

FOOTSQL? Cont Dr Scholl's FOOL Comfort Service. Telephone Hound Mezzanine Floor Hongkong. qualled Chiropodist in attendance. Telephone 2718) Air-conditioned.

HOME i OFFICE STATIONERY, Address and nuto books, dork tele- phone directories, staing and snap- hot albuma, cuidren's books. Vey wide selection is available at Souis China Morning Post Limited Hong Kong and Salisbury Road, Kowlom. Trade enquiries invited.

STAMPS

SOMETHING NEW and EXCLUSIVE, Collectors peckabe

Menjad startype. From 20 conia per pocket upwards. An entirely new serio.

bore, le iore than critical of the

which sentiment

gives Nic kangaroo its official accurity. They also

object to being called upon to pay a royalty, on ORGANISED DRIVE

the pelts of kangaroos destroyed. plus the cost of Farmers today pre taking This royalty, things

and the males tax into their own hands, ammunition

kangaroo however. While government and MRKE: their minds

Netent grass to "go round." whether to shape sentiment

In paris of South Australla, to realism, formers

where the kangaroo is in the are organising drives to exter-

category, there is minato mob after mob of the menace"

Government agitation for ruders.

subsidy on ammunition. exception.

In Western Australia, the Commonwealth Scientifle and

four of the five mainland states.

EXCEPTION

not

Victoria LE the There, thousands are eating off the fat of the land, but they are

in sufficient

number to deprive sheep and cattle of feed and, with plenty of gross to eat, the kangaroos do not attack standing crops.

But it is a different story in parts of New South Wales where the invasion from the hinterland described 45 "the biggest migration In living memory" and where farmers say that they are "hamstrung by official dilly- dallying."

Wheat farmers erect expensive wire netting fences to keep out rabbits,

In a running hop, kangaroos Industrial Research Organisation these. But they is co-operating with the State could clear nose along for breaks made by Department of Agriculture in a rabbits at ground level, force project to find a means of mass their heads and shoulders destruction of the kangaroo.

panels of through and lever

PROBING EVIDENCE netting from ils anchorage,

af

the

a ban on their im- their assum callons, aro

decent

on

of what is in- to a.magistrate's ruling that

particular publication. That ruling is given only after complaint has been laid and in- vestigated.

Under the Customs Act, pro- hibited imports include indecent documents" "within the meaning Act of Indecent Publications POWER WITH COURTS

1910,

But the. Indecent Pub- The power of censorship now lications Act lays it down that lies almost completely with the the magistrate must tako into courts because only the courta | account a number of related de- can rule that a publication 19 tail before labelling a docu- indecent.

ment Indecent. While this ensures that the He must, for example, weigh In the lush pastures of central, With laurels thick upon them

of individual its literary, scientifle and artis- southwest and northwest Queens- for the successful

introduction highest standards land, the kangaroos are waxing into Australia's rabbit popula- freedom are maintained, there is the merit. He must consider what criticism in somo quarters of was done with the document fat. With cartridges 1/- or 1/3 ton

devastating

an orrangement which puts the and the reason for the action. ench, however, graziCTS are myxomatosis virus, research ambulance at the bottom of the That action must be immoral sparing their ammunition, hoping officers of the Organisation are elf." These critics argue that or mischievous.

probing evidence of an epidemic the present procedure based on

NOT ILLEGAL which, sonte

ago,

n 1010 law, is inadequate to

Even in the face of all these "accounted

millions of

new COPC with

possession of such document is not in itself ous social implications,

illegal. It must be established Technically, the Customs De- that the document was for sale partment

attempt tu or distribution or exhibition. As competitor for feed in sercen

say Imports has

in

Those who

the claim that dry seasons, the kangaroo is what goes on sale in the book supply of books and periodicala 4th listed by Western Australia as shops. But to bar a book an needs closer scrutiny say that 1st Pastoral Enemy No 1.

officiat must anticipate the the present procedure is com The

on view of men

court's ruling should a case be petent and just only if the land at the moment is that the brought on it.

suggested widor aspect--the in- kangaroo is all right in the Au- To help gulde his Customa fluence of Indecent

or ques tration Quak of Aims with his men, the Minister of Customs, tionable literature on the people sailing Sept. 7th fellow fence breaker-the emu+Mr Charles Bowden, has ap- and particularly

upon sailing Oct. Sith "but not on our backs."-China pointed a three-man Committee enable

Mail Spediat.

University pro-

unavoidable delays,

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

F.O. Box 53 - Queen's Building- Tel: 26841 FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

sailing Sept sailing Oct.

"LAOS"

“VIET-NAM”

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

"ANADYR"

Bouth China Morning Post Led. "IRAQUADDY”

Wyndham Street

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

BEGINNING THE ROYAL SUITOR. BARTUN OF BARTAVIA, KNOWN AS THE "PLAYBOY KING”. «

TREASURY EMPTY --WHY DO YOU ALWAYS HAVE SUCH NEWS I

WE ARE A POOR COUNTRY, YOUR HIGHNESS.

BESIDES, IF I MAY SAY SO--

FERDINAND

BOY--- I'M

Penang,

HOT TODAY

EVERETT LInes

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

"NOREVERETT"

Arrives Sail

Sept. B from Manila. Sept. B

"LENEVERETT“

Arrivos

Salls

for Singapore, Port Swetten- buk Penang, Rangoon, Chittagong & Calcutta,

Sept. 22 fram Singaport.

Sept. 22 for Kobe & Yokohama,

"BRADEVERETT"

Arrives Sails

Sept. 25 for Singapore,

Rangoon & Calcuits.

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

EVERETT STAR LINE

Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Slam, Malaya, Colombo,

Karachi and Persian Gulf.

"STAR ALCYONE”

Arrives Sept. 0 from Singapore, Salla

Sept 0 for Pusan,

Yokohama,

Bombay,

Kobe

Sept 18 from Singapore Sept. 18 for Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya

(Accepting outgo for transhipment Kobe/Fuma and Kobe/Okinawa)-

EVERETT STEamship corpORATION S/A

(Incorporated, in the "pepükle of -PAKAIAN

;with Limliad Liability) -

S

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

NANCY

Arrives Salis

Yokohama,

*

CIRCUS

-- YOUR WAY OF LIVING IS EXTRAVAGANT EVEN FOR A KING.

JOHNNY HAZARD

TAKE YOUR HANDS

OFF ME, YOU IDIOTĒ

Pah-- OVER THE MOUNTAINS IS OUR NEIGHBOR --COCKAIGNE--

THEY ARE RICH--

HE LOOKS! HOT. TOO

THAT WAS A REAL GUIN THAT CLOWN AWAB SHOOTIN'!

kangaroos.

усата

conditions, relatively

They aro to experiment also problem which carries donger-

with poison balts for kangaroos, wallabies and curos.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

KING SEGRID OF COCKAIGNE HAS AN UNMARRIED SISTER, PRINCESS NARDA. SHE LIVES IN AMERICA AT PRESENT. THEY

IN THE OLD DAYS, MY ANCESTORS WOULD HAVE ATTACKED

THEM. LOOTED THEIR

TREASURY, THESS

MODERN TIMES--Báh!

THERE

ARE

SAY SHE'S YOUNG

OTHER

AND BEAUTIFUL.

WAYS-

NOW-

I NEED A DRINK OF WATER

AND HE WAS POINTING, IT AT NICKI JAREN HIS AIM WAS SPOILED!

TOMORROW: ROYAL VISIT --

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

By Frank Robbins

ONLY ONE GUY. WOULD WANT TO KILL HICKIESCARRELA YOU CAN BET YOUR HANDSTOOLED BOOTE THAT'S WHO THAT CLOWN

the

herded

by

119

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS. ... ....

AND REFRIGERATORS

"TRIK JAM THAT MADE TASMANIA FAMOUS-

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

uation

Can

thuel

The adviescentsis -

It is stated, books later to be defined as indecent by the court have

sometimes long been avail- able to the general public.

Some Government supporters, speaking privately, make it clear that they support the general sys- principles of the present jem.

Others suggest that there to bring the law mare into line with present day re- quirements.

One high Government source sald recently that to deal with standards of literature "It might be necessary to go the censor- ship way" But, he added, "that is objectionable to democratic philosophy."

It could be easy enough, how over, he said,, to justify censor- ship or the protection of the young whero no justification could be found on the grounds of protecting the adult.--China Mail Special ·

'FLAGRANT

VIOLATION":

BY ISRAEL -

Jerusalem, Sept. 2... The Israeli-Jordan Mixed Armistico decided at a meeting. here today that Israells had Perpetrated a "pgrant viola- tion" of the armistice on Aug.

30

the

The Commission... asked Israel authorities to take steps

to prevent further incidents of this kind, and to avoid holding military manOGUYTER

the frontier arena.

near

The decision was made public by the United Nations Truce Observation; Commission here.

United Nations observers sent

to thescene.cónfirmed that Israeli troops, hack" passed over the Jordan frontier line in the Neneron-Hebron district on Aug. 30 where they reportedly attacked two Arab villague and only withdrew after a three Bu battle hour

with Arab legion

mmirem.

United Nations Zobservari found traces ot: Israelf mortar shells and cartridges arca-France-Presso,

in the

PRESIDENT BAYAR

MEETS TITO

Belgrade, Sept. President Tito of Yugoslav worn a high Thirkjah dac "on his Biarihel's unifor when he welcomed