1954-10-19 — Page 8

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwards

Leaves London

Due Hongkong

1 Ortuber

"CHUSAN"

"CARTHAGE" 13th October

"CONFU**

"CANTON"

3rd November

13th November

10th November Fz11 DMTuber

13th December

100% Jan.

Ip53

Via Houthampton, Port Raid, Aden, Nembay, Colombo,

Penang & Bingapore

Leaves Hongkong Due London

Homewards

“CIFUSAN”

November

"CARTHAGE"

1st

November

""CORFU"

December

"CANTON"

2000

Jan

Vin

Singapore.

1thלן

រុប

3rd December

22nd December

1J

Jun 1955

1 Feb. 1064

Adel,

Penang, stombo, Bombay,

Lundon

Port Sald

FREIGHT SERVICE

}

Cutwarde

Autving

"SHILLONG"

trarn

UK

"SUNDA

172 Noy

UK.

Sails For Otary, Yokohama Ak Kuba Japan

"SILLONG* 190

Loading

Nut

"SUNDA"

Thr 1.

For

Singapore, forl Swetten- beth, Penn, Gulombo, Aden, Port bald, Genkin, Morgelles,,Movie, Jouy- Antwerp, But-

dor,

ררים

A flon burk

With therty to call at Belawan before or after Miraits Ports and at Bombay it inducement offers.

Tanks available for carriage of Oll in Bulk. Space for refrigerated cargs.

Limited Passenger

accommodation.

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

from Japan

SIRDEANA” U

from Caluita.

du

Muall

salle POLON!

for Japan

"FULTALA"

100% Nors

wall 1 Now

STRDHANA"

JÜR

... Sally 1 Noy

1

"OBRA"

Rangoon

Hangum. *TRON

for Susgepozv Calcutta he

from Japan

Singapor fur fargen de l'elenitta

P. GO./B. I. JOINT SERVICE

"ORDIA”

for

2015 Nos

ue 21 Nov.

From Japa

INLOOR.

for bungapore, Bombay,

Burtul

Abadan, Khorramsitati A kuwal

from PG. & Karachi

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

Bh Nov, from Australia

11ts Nov for Jab

"NANKIN" dur

"NELLORE"

зд

Con

Ban Nov.

Nov. from Japag

ror

Sandakanı, Rabaul Brisbane, Sydney Mel- bourne & Adelaide

All vessels have Ilberty to call at any ports on or

off the route &

the route & sailing are subject

le change or amendment with or without notice,

For full particulars apply to:-

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

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

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1954.

CHINA MAIL

A MEZHALL STRIJE

HONGKONG

PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONS)

Price, 20 cents par copy, Baturdays 30 cents, Bubscription: $6.00 per month.

Portago China

NOTICE:

SOCIETY OF BT. GEORGE

HONG KONG

Notice of Meeting

1054

at

CHINA TRADE DELEGATION

London Oct. 16.

A Trade delegation, of the People's Republie of China, headed by Deputy Minister ot The Annual General Meet-Foreign Trade, Mr Li Che-jo Ing of the Society will be hold has arrived in Moscow for falics reciprocal commodity In the Board Boom of the deliveries in 1955 between the Hong Kong Jockey Club, USSR and the People's Republic Alexandre House on Tuesday, of China, Tais reported today.

The delegation was met by 26th

October,

the acting head of the Eastern Administration and Maceo $3.05.15 p.m. for the purpose of :-

of the USSR and other countries $700 per month. 1. Approving the Report and Ministry of Foreign Trade. Mr P. Shiryaly, the head of the Accounts for the year Ministry's Protocol Department. ended Both September, Mr 1. 3. Andriyeriko, and deputy 1954,

head of the Eastern Administra- tion's Department of China, Mc 2. Electing Officers for the L. E. Semenas-Reuter

ensuing year.

per month, UK. British Possessiona

News contributione, siware wol- quero, should be addressed to the Lalor, business communications and advertisements to the Secretary.

Telephone: 28811 (5 Lines). KOWLOON OFFICE: satiabury Road. Telephone: 52618.

UNICIPINANČNITHINKAŽKY Mua

Classified Advertisements

20 WORDS $4,00 for 1 DAY PREPAID ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS

$1.00 PER DAY 10 cents PER WORD OVER 20 Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 cents each additional word, ALTERNATE INSERTIONS- 10% EXTRA

If not prepaid a booking fee of 50 cents is charged,

WANTED KNOWN

Bcholl'a

FOOTBORE? Consult Dr. Foot Confort Service, Telephone House (Mezzanine Floor) Hongkong Qualined Chiropodist in attendance Telephone 27181. Air-condiiloned.

MUSICAL

WELL KNOWN grand plassen "Stein- Way" ไปแบบ and "Apollo- Draxe

Jospection welcome al Chlu Mayfair Mume Company, 23. Ling Street, telephone 21313,

MANO TUNING and Repairs, Qur "xpert

wiil reprezentatives

Tat More for this purgivee during the next few weeks. Sdacou residenta wishing to invike lewe of their wor- vices plente apply Mayfair Musiq Company, 23, Chiu Lung Street.

VOX_LPS Berthurven Miss Solom nia Saint-Saens Samson & Delilah, Mathew Framion, Paganini Violin concerto ete Alm Victor, Italian Fon, and French_record avaliable, 1. Danes, 4A, Des Voeux toad, room 1. 2nd floor, telephone 30100.

STAMPS

SOMETHING NEW and EXCLUSIVE, Fresh stocks received a collectors packets of assorted startips. From 20 cents per packet upwards. An antiraly

South Seweries,

Milna Morning Post Ltd. Wyndham Street,

3. Approving the holding of NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

the St. Georgo's Ball and fixing its date.

4. Any other business,

Nominations for the

Ofcera Suciety's

for the ensuing year should be sent to the Secretaries in writing and should be in their hands by first post on Tuesday, 26th October, 1954.

PEAT. MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. Secretarica & Tresauretz. Hongkong, 19th Oct., 1984.

NOTICE TO

CIE DES MESSAGERIES

MARITIMER

Consignees per ́ Company's

пл. "РЕ по .. are hereby notified that their cargo Is being docharged into the long Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Constraver risk and subject to the on Rudow where it will be at and conditions of Wharf's terms storage and where delivery may be claimed as soon as the goods are

landed.

Damaged pockages are to be ton in the Godowns for examination by Consignees and the Company's mur~ veyors. Mears Goddard & Douglas at 10 am, of Thursday, fat October, 1954..

With the General To comply Bonded Warehouse RegulagemM Consignees must have a Revenue Umor in attendanco when damaged, CONSIGNEES dutiable goods are examined.

"PELEUS"

Damaged cargo ex this vessel will be surveyed by Mess Paulsen & Bayes-Davy at Holt's Wharf from ID ctuber 21 and 22, 1954, and candignees are requested to have their representatives present during the survey,

BUTTERFIA.D & WIRE,

Agents. ·

Hongkong. October 19, 1954.

Ne claims WEI be admitted after the goods have left the MeaniZIN indelivered after 2266 October, 1954, will be subject to ront.

Early Moroccan Aust. Ethnologist

Decision Seen

* Park, Oct, 2 The departure for Paris tonight .of. Reabout- General Francfe, Lacoste heralds imminent decision by the French Cavern-

тель ди question.

Moroccan

Moroccan

Haders

EZO

pressing partionlarly for a solution to the dynastio problem.

the

M. Laccato's trip follows visits by El Glapul, the the Pasha of Marrakesh, Pasha of Meknes, Pazha of Zaer's Pasha

of Sefrou, all of· whom have come to give their views on this prob

and the

The present tendency,

at least on the level of the experts working 00

sotation to the problem, scens to bo toward cstablishment of a regency council

to replace Sultan Aoulay ben Arafo,

The Pasha of Setrou is believed to have polated out in Paris that establish ment

Internal of lasting in Morocop in com- promised by the continning fidelity

of at least portion of the Moroccata population 10 former Xustaf,

A

Saltin Sidi ben now, in exfle in Madagas- car-France-Presse,

sodowns, and all goods remaining New Economic

AB claima muat

U.S.

Era In against the steamor

be presented to the under- gned on or before 15th Novembor, 1556, or they will not be recognised, No Fire turmoe will be effected.

CIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES Hongkong. 18th October, 1034.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 53

Tel: 28651 Queen's Building

FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE "CAMBODGE"

sailing Nov. 7th Balling Dec. 4th "LAOS"

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

* "PEL-HO" "BIR HAKEIM”

sailing Nov, 9th sailing Dec, 12th

* Accept direct cargo for London.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

SIRE, IN AMERICA

I HEARD AN

EXPRESSION-TO BITE OFF MORE THAN ONE CAN CHEW."

NANCY

YOU THINK I'VE DONE THAT-~ KIDNAPPING A PRINCESSP

I'VE ALWAYS GAMBLED FÖR HIGH STAKES. THI IS THE GAMBLE OF MY LIFE. IF I WIN, IT MEANS THE TREASURY OF COCKAIGNE.

BESIDES IN TIME NARDA'LL COME TO LOVE ME. WHAT WOMAN WOULDN'TP THEN A ROYAL MARRIAGE-

IT'S NO USE.

TOYS

EVERETT

LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

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

"REBEVERETT"

Arrives Salts

Oct. 21 from Singapore,

Kobc Oct 21 for

"LENEVERETT"

Arrives Sally

Oct. 24 from Manila

& Yokohamma

Oct. 25 for Singapore, Penang,

Kangoon, Chittagong

Calcutta.

(Accepling.cargo for transhipment Kobe/FusaIA and Robo/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE: Fast regular freight refrigerator.......... passenger service to Korea, Japan, Phillppines, Indo-China, Slam, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf.

"STAR BETELGEUSE”

Arrives Salte

Oct. 30 from Japan, Oct. 31 for Singapore, Port Swetten. liam, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Basrah, Khorramshahrjo Kuwait Bahrein.

"STAR ARCTURUS“ ·

Arrives Noy, 12 from Singapore, Salle

Nov. 12 for Kobe & Yokoham (Accepting öargo for transhipmeni Kobe/Fusar and Kobe/Okinawa)

STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A

FERDINAND

IN THE SIDE DOOR, HAZARD-ANYBODY SES US GOING ING

#DOOLEY? G

· COAST: 19 CLEAR,

GURES GUT, A MOVE

ONG. THE OSSEUM

• WAITING FOR, US

AND WERE

JOHNNY HAZARD

POP

Detroit, Oct, 10. President Eisenhower's Senior Economic Adviser, Dr Arthur F. Burns, sald today there were Indications that the United States eha of was entering a new economic expansion.

Dr Burns, Chairman of the Council of Economie Advisers, said the country had witnessed a

in "remarkable achievement"

that during a period when in- dustrial production had dropped nine per cent, net income or spending by individuals had in- creased substantially,

Dr Burris was speaking on the current business situation in an for the address

prepared

Detroit Economic Club of Reuter.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

CHEER UP, DELT, I'M IN MY OWN COUNTRY, SURROUNDED BY MY OWN ARMIES. WHAT HAVE I TO FEAR?

ONE MAN-

| MANDRAKE.

By MIL

BLOOD/

By Ernie Bushmiller

Gathers

Native

Legends

Darwin, Oct., 18. Legends gathered during a five months' stay with natives of Melville Island, guarding Van Diemen Gulf at the top of Australia's Northern Territory, will figure soon in records being prepared by Mr Charles Mountford," an " ethnol, ogist.

Geologists and other scientists have theories of how Melville Island and Bathurst Island came to be where they are, but native tribal leaders and members of the tribes have a story of their own which has been handed down from generation to generation.

Mr Mountford has a way with the AustralianTM. aborigines on his home ground and for many years he has been collecting at first hand a mass of date which imakos possible a written record of the first primitiva inhabitants who roamed the coasts and hinterland of the vast continent.

Now that he has completed hig work as leader of the National Geographical Society's expedition to the islands. Mr Mountford is looking to

spall of writing—and of living in less primitive conditions than he has had in his 30 years' study of the natives, thair folk-lore and the culture which has

sivon them the means of existence.

ATTITUDE TO WOMEN

Nailves of Melville Laland, he found, differ from other aboriginal tribes in their attitude to their women folk, whose social staħding - ko myx la comparable or even superior to that of European women.

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there

They play an equat part with the men in tribal ritual and

and ceremonica

la, no background of "secrets" known only to men as is the case with all other tribes, among some of whom the penalty of imparting

the the secrets of

men to a woman is death.

The higher status of Melville Island women arises, Mr Mount- part ford believes, from the that women play in the myths and legends of the tribe.

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

'AND REFRIGERATORS

Couldn't be fresher!

Libby's

Itry

Is

FROZEN PEAS TODAY

DAIRY BOX

MILK

CHOCOLATES

According to najive, belief, passed by word of mouth to succeeding generaliona pyer perhaps thousands of years, it was woman who brought, the island into being.

Millions of years back, the Rocs, this wortion legend

on hands and knees crawled from the darkness of "nothing" into a featureless expanse of land, where there was no light or life-ot man, animal or plant --and no water.

As she felt her

about, Way she formed the shape of a big area and in hor track, fresh water bubbled. When, she had crawled around the arep now an island, she found it was too

crawled down big. She

and the water which followed her became, the Strait now named Aspley. Thus two islands took shape..

centre

the

"SEA ́ EAGLES”

From the darkness of "Nothing" two of her child- ren followed and took - the form of sea eagles. They

in beard splashings water, plunged and struck the woman in the neck, causing

wound, from which blood flowed Into the water, turning it from fresh into salt.

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The legend goes the woman made her way south to form 'the' harbour which is now called. Darwin..

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Another legend is that tha natives of Melville Island were once immortal, but the wife of one Purukapall was unfaithful and deserted him and their son and doughter for Moonman Japart,

Purukapali's brother,

The son died from neglect and was found by Purukapali, who Ignored Japara's promise to re- store the son to life in three days, walked into; the sea with, the body and disappeared,

Natives point towards, thờ whirlpool between Cape Don and Melville Island, às the spot where Purukapali and his son--- and man's immortality-were 1ost.

*Mr Mountford is also one of Australia's most successful dia, coverers of native rock carving contres. When he began look- ing for them only seven localities were known, in Soulb Australio.

With the backing of Adelaide University, he added 11 new areas during'n ten-day holiday and since then has found dozens more."

NUMEROUS EXPEDITIONS

"For Adelaide Univeralty and other sponsoring, bodies. he has led numerous (@X-] peditions to the interior to probe deeper into the Ilves. and legends of the native, peoples.

A forther horse-car conductor. mine Inbourer and farmer, post office, technician, Mr Mountford since he became a student and a scientist has won amateur "Oscars" with his cinema records of life with native tribes and has made two lecture tours of the United States. (© On his second tour 50,000 people listen ed to him.

At one lecture at Constifutional Hall, Washington, 58,000 Na tional Geographical 'Society members gathered to hear the story which only he could tell of the Australian aborigines. China Mall Special.........

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