1954-09-28 — Page 8

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Outwards "CANTON"

"CHUBAN"

"CARTHAGE"

**DORFU"

Lenges London Due fonhan 15th September 10th October

1th October

11th October

10th November

5th November. 16th Novembác

12th December

Via Southampton, Bori Bald; Aden, ·Bombay, Colombo,

Penang & Bingapore

Leaves Hongkong Dus London

Homewards

"CANTON"

19ti

"CHULAN"

*"CARTHAGE"

"CONFU"

October 19th November ath

December November 0121 Jath November 28th December 11th December 17th Jum. $900

Aden,

Via Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay,

Outwards

"TREVETHOE"

Port Said & London

FREIGHT SERVICE

Arriving

Ist Det

from UK.

"SHILLONG” 22nd Oct.

"SUNDA"

Homewards

12th Nov

Loading "SINGAPORE" 32: Sept.

Balls Yar Киго U.K. Otaru Kob

Yokohama

UK.

Japah

FOX

Port Swettenbain, Penang, bunga Bure, Tat Chet.

Colombo,

Port Aden. Said, Genos. Marseilles, Elavco, London,

Ant- Rotterdain

"BURAT

14th Oct

•

With liberty to call #1

ADd Porta

Нетр

fismburg

UK and Continent Statia

via

after traits Belawan before or at Bomber li ladticement eders.

Tanks available for carriage of 011 in Bulk. Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Passenger Recommodation

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

from Japan

Jot Singapore, Penang, Hangoon & Calcutta

from Japan

for Singapore. Rangoon,

"BANTHIA“

Au

And Or

Balls

4th Bel

"WAHORA”

due

KALIN

7th Oct

RIH OPU

Chittagong &

FULTALA"

due

Tath Del

TROTE

pent.

Calcutta,

itangoon

Calcutta Chitta-

Straits

[ Jupan

MANA 24th Det.

& Strain

for Japan

"OLINDA"

"OBRA"

"EASTERN"

from Calculta, ilanguol

THE CHINAT MAIL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 1954

CHINA MAIL

HONGKONG

PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONG)

Price, 20 cents per copy:

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Postage: China and Macio $2.00 per month, U.K., Dritah. Pomromioris and other countries $1.00 per month.

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WANTED KNOWN

FOOTSORE? Copmali Dr. Scholl's Test Comfort Service, Telephone House (Mezzanine, Floor) Hongkong. Qualined Chiropodis) in' attendanes. Telephone 2718). Air-condition.

FOR SALE

GUFF LINK

WITH KINGS BREAKS

The name Izod Is no longer over the door of No. 9; Hanover square, London. In two weeks. the last rolls of cloth from which kings, maharajahs, and millionaires selected their shirts will be taken away,

And the business of Izod of London, known for more than a generation wherever the best-dressed men go, will have passed to other hands.

A'

Jack Izod (pronounced øyezod) made his name in 1926 when the then Prince of Wales selected a new type of riding shirt which he had designed.

The fame of the shirt spread to America, and Izod of London became a name to command respect from mil- lionaires.

making

Though he was 83 when, he, brass-boud ledger, written in died two years ago, ho was copper-plate. Surprisingly, there always full of fresh ideas. "We was a type-writer for must never stand sill. We out invoices. want Ideas, Ideas, Ideab," ho would tell his staff. ~.

!

The Campaign Tie was one of his ideos, It caught on in the United States at election. Hire.

Recently the Georgian

Small stuff

Some young Guards officers in bowlers called to inspect tles -without buying; a City man came to settle his account for a dozen poplin shiris-£64" at 90s, cach St.

house in Hanover-square, a minute's

trom walk George's Church, where many fashionable have been frold,

new cream and paint

In

Small stuff, when one recalls weddings the Maharajah of Patiala gleamed in 1931, when money was money. pale-blue ordering £3,000 of shirts,

us ever,

old-style Accounts

ILLUSTRATED DIRECTIONA

The front-shop was adjustment of Hong Kong Standard | Prices

marked

in Lal Jacket (for Shipping. Cop-

Obtain gode: £m, /x, £P. pantes). 50 omits per copy. abje at "B. C. M. POL"

were being made up in a vast

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 33. Queen's. Building Tel: 28651

FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

sailing Oct. sailing Oct.

“VIET-NAM

"CAMBODGE"

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE Accept Direct Cargo for London

"IRAQUADDY" "PEI-HO"

socks, and oddments in one go.

Nurse Marries

Yoshida Extends Greetings To

Wealthy Indian Canadian People

My London, Sept. 27.

An Irish nurso · frska Foxford, Dounty Mayo, wid; married · décording to Húdu, rites, bëre yesterday. to wealthy. Indian rose taurateur,

Dharram Chan||| Wadhwa.

A Hindu 'Shring. Was nek -up in a West End banquet hall for the nurse, Badle Durkin, who changed her uniform for a blue and Fold

mari, over a blue matin skirt and gold *lame bodloo.

The

23-year-old

nurga husband met her who when she looked after him in hospital sat under canopy for part of the hour-long ceremony.

Later the Foting nurse took her shoes to walk

off round the fire of life and Kindled in the love

Bho and banqueting hall, hör Husband walked four times round the flames us a sign they would talk, together always,

The fire was in a copper especially bowl brought from

Pandit

India by Unhar Beidh Arya who officiated at the ceremony. -China Mail Special,

ancient

Ottawa, Sept. 27.

Mr Shigeru Yoshida, Prime Minister of Japan, arrived in Canada's capital by air today and said he hoped his two-day visit would strengthen friendship between this country and Japan

1

*

The Canadian Prime Minister, Mr-Louis St Laurent, became the first Canadian Prime Minister to visit Japan when he toured that country last spring.

Mr. Yoshida arrived after s

Laurent sald in reply Mc St ten-hour night from Vancouver that Candda extended a warm in a Royal Canadian Air Force welcome to the head of the North Star transport. Members Japanese state. He said he was of his party id he sat up for reply shocked at the extent of the entire fight watching the the typhoon damage and loss of Ho baked MP unfolding Canadian landscape life in: Japan. below.

Yoshida to convey to the fëmiti lies of the bereaved Canada's genuine and sincere, sytopathy

Prime Minister St Laurent and his daughter, Mrs Hugh O'Don- hef, who accompanied her faltor on his visit to Japan last spring, greeted the Japanese Prime Minister and His dailsfiler, Mrs Такакісы Aso ht

Rockellife Airport.

ars dryny After inspectling guard of honour, Mr Yosfilda delivered

a prepared speech which was, broadcast and tele- cast.

Prime

CORDIAL GESTURE

Mr Yoshida haldg the vist of Mr. B1 Laurent, t Japan list Jok? "wks all the” more-appreciated for being. unprecedented and it was regarded by iny countryinen as being a most, cordial resture of friendship va behalf of the people of Canada."

TYPHOON DISASTER

-Tho Japanese · Minister himself could not be immediately approached about the typhoon disaster in Japali, but members of Mr Yoshida lett the kirport for the Chateau Laurier Hotel to the amblady stay here is dicated he would make a und privately with Dr Koto statement on it later today. Matsudair, Japanese Ambassador

to There was no Indiration of Canada who met him on his any change in his tour...arrival in Vancouver änd accom. plans

"Now that I have been livited to visit Canada, I can say that I áris making Historý too, for I am the first Japanese Prime Minis ter to visit your country."

Ancient Temple Discovered

Karachi, Sept. 27. The remains of an In the private office, where the wealthy chose their shiris temple recently found in the with the same care as their Dabarkot arta 100 miles west of wires, a stranger at the other Quetta, are now being investi-

by the gated day on an antique chair.

Archaeological Department, it He was tall, grey-haired Mr was learned here tonight.

pay an oficial call Embassy oficials said they on Mr St Laurent in the state Phillp Lewis, who has bought This is only one of many dnds have complete reports on the Prime Minister's

office

after the lease and the Izod business which it is thought may link the typhoon damage which they lunch and later will hold a press from the executors.

Prime conferetice in the Parliamentary

Pakistán

I

|

How the

trada-Canada

press gallery.

This evening, Mr St Laurent dinner in '· Mr Ko giving a *** Yoshida's honour-Reuter.

ancient Indus Valley civilisation

Minister. "The Izod business here will with that of prehistoric Also, Ant to put before the

Mr Yoshida said in his speech; cease within the next fortnight," survey party of the Archaeolo he said. "But I may sell the gical Department, exploris, the "The main purpose of my visit 1st name and goodwill to another Quetta area of Baluchistan, have to Candda is to return the shirt-maker of International come upon rich pottery remalas friendly visit that was paid to repute.

of varying periods, The most my country by your Prime The shop and workshops, important And Was ink 4 Minister last spring and to, de

of mound at Dabarket where pot lives personally to the Canadian South Africa's 33 tery belonging to the Indus people

80th

sailing Oct. sailing Nov.

6th

6th

sally jut et "SIB DHANA” dur 2 Det

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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

HE CAPTURED THE GUNMANY BUT HE CAN'T POSSIBLY KNOW YOU SENT HIME

NO, HE'S GUESSING THAT WE SENT HIM. I'LL SEE MANDRAKE, YOUR HIGHNESS.

THIS IS QUITE UNUSUAL, MISTER--ce--

HIGHNESS CANNOT

SEE YOU,

due

7th Oct. 4th Oct.

from Japan

Brisbane,

Melbourne

dhe 10th Oct.

Bydney

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Loading

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Arrives Salls

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"STAR BETELGEUSE”

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Oct. 5 for Purun,

Balle

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Kobe

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FERDINAND

NANCY

ALL SET FOR OUR

BIG BOUT

OH, JUST A MINUTE

JOHNNY HAZARD

MANDRAKE? HIS

NO. BUT

I'LL BET

THAT--

I HAVE TO PUT MY PHONE ON THE

WINDOW

ALWAYE

WHY

where Mr Izod had a staff

a message of cordial

and Govern-

10-Bome for as long a years will be converted to Valley period at 8,000 B.C. and grooling and sincere goodwill offices for Lewis and Tucker, to a pre-Indus civilisation was from the people my estate agency."

unearthed.Reuter.

ment of Japan."

1 COULDN'T.

FIND A BELL

By Lee Falk and-Phil-Davis -:

HE CAN HEAR ME?

7

MANORAKE GESTURES.

HYPNOTICALLY--

THE DOOR SEEMS

TO VANISH.

By MIK

By Ernie Bushmiller

SO I ASKED NANCY TO

GIVE ME A RING

EVERY THREE

MINUTES

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have

you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

KTÚR JAM THAT. MADE TASMANIA FAMOUS"

DAIRY BOX

MILK

CHOCOLATES

Trade Improves

Pretoria, Sept. 27, Increased exports and gold production and a rising flow of capital

brought a marked lin provement In South Attlea's balance of payments during the first half of 1954, the Reserve Bank's q today,

bulletin "of statistics sald

The factors helped to offset A complementary increase Ini. Imports from 2212,000,000 In the first half of 1953 to abotit £220,000,000 in 1984.

Exports excluding gold and uranium rose from 2180,000,000 to. 2183,000,000 in the same period,

TRADE DEFICIT

South Africa's trade deficit, bxcluding gold and uranium, Aropped 28,000,000 during these periods from £79,000,000

£70,000,000.

to

Uranium export values were not included in the bulletin be- Edite

were regarded, dei

..

*Comitiche. but the ReservÉ..

Bank muld these were included in the figures for the inflow of capital.

capital inflow was thus shown to have arisen by £34,- 000,000 from £15,000,000 in the first half of 1953 to £49,000,000 In 1954. Gold and Forelim fats increased by £18,000,000 compared with a decrease of £27,000,000 in 1953-Reuter,

Little Difference Between Slave & Free Labourers New York, Sept. 2720 There is little difference be tween the life of slave law bourer and "free" labourer In The Soviet Union's

and New

Cariens correspondent

York **

Harrison

bakt he had

viated the Soviet empir within an empire-shortly; pos fors, he left Rumie to return, to the United States re

a sald it extended 2,100 miles west of Khabarovska, nearly 12,000; milaa fróm.

“south to the Manchurian

Léa esat to Enkh

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