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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955.

Moscow Expected

To Squeeze Baltic Republics

Stockholm, Mar. 10.

Moscow under Krushey and Bulganin is expected to squeeze more food and capital goods out of the three incorporated Soviet Baltic Republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

Warnings of this have already appeared in newspapers reaching here from the three little countries,

for staff.

White cullar workers are ni-; living accommodation. rezach gr bring

transferred from A first consignment of 20 wog- non-productive Jobs An Ure gon loadh has already left towns to the tractor stations in thu country.

Lum year, the Joervakandi The Estonian, factories delivered only 240 of Riva Hoel, and other sinte con- | thene shop unite te Soviet trolled newspapers have given | Ruseda. warning that this "direction of labour," as they call It is to be intenslsted.

LIGHTNING COURSE

These white collar worker are put through a lightning

Int course

tractor mais- tenance before being aasian- ed to the stations which supply machines to the dif- ferent farma.

The fanners had been com- plaining Drat

poor

BR. SCHOLL's Foot Comfort services were holding up their vice. Telephone House (Mezzaninya )

folk work

Hongkong provides the expert atten- | managers to your feet downve

quaiiited Chiropodist

NOTICE

Tie tractor station hari, in their turn,

by Land been cumphining of a shortage

of mechanics.

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As farmere

Three in Ute Republies have also been com- plaining of

shortage of It is hereby noted that ini fertiller, output of there come connection with road works, with modities

be cifer; from 00,01 hours Satur-under

year's provrtinu day, 12th March, 1950, purklag | plora will be prohibited in that section the of Nathan Road between Junction of Jordon Road and the junction of Gascoigne Roari,

It is also nolifted that during the period that these rond works are in progress the following ronds west of Nathan Road will be closed at their junctions with

Nathan Road,

NANKING

STREET

NING PO STREET,

SAIGON STREET,

PAK HOI STREET.

COMMINKINER OF POLICE,

NOTICE

VEHICULAR FERRY

Owing to repairs to Piers, the Vehicular Ferry Servies will thre suspended follows:-

Thursday Evening

the 17th March, 1955

The Service will suspended from 9.00 p.m. 1.00 a.m.

Friday Morning

The 18th March, 1956

thin

1)-

of dial, un Production portant food in the Soviet Baltic provinces

JK

inenewsexh akh Kaga radio has reported, the entire Latvian Ashin feet will be allowed out into the

Auantle and North Sen this your

The Estonkun fleet is also be- Beverl try bo Roing out into

Western these frem

waters. Hitherto, only selected vessels of the three countries' feets have been allowed out of the over- Ashed eastern Boltie.

SHOALS DEPLETED

This restriction prevented their crews from escaping to Sweden or other Western counteles, hus depleted the rich herring shosts in the Gulf of Biga and nearby waters.

More state capital will be Inverlet iz agriculture ជរ វ៉ង year, although last year's invest- ments were in themselves about two and a half times as much as those of 1953.

There are no sigtg that the be three

Republies will reduce to their food exports to Soviet Rumia, or to her satellites. On The contrary, new shipping and rail freight services have been started to link the Baltic Re publics' peris with! Morcover,

The first ferry will com-

mence at 7.20 u.m. iustoud ofizicfunty)

6.20 ..

Tuesday Evening

the 22nd March, 1956

The Service will be suspended from 7.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m.

Wednesday Morning the 23rd March, 1955 The Arst ferry will com→ monce at 7.20 a.m. instead of 6.20 a.m.

industries have Dorms this year.

the foot preserving been set higher

Ministries by

Last year, special ol Fish and Milk, led Russians. were established to med up deliveries to Leningrad' and MosOW

The Central Government in Moscow is also drawing men and materials from the three countries to Increase food pro- duction in the so-called "virgin lands" in the eastern parts vổ the Soviet Union.

Agronomista graduating from the Battle technleat colleges andi Univeralties are in many cases refused positions in their own countries and recommended to tuke up appointments in the virgin lands.

Tuesday Evening the 29th March, 1955 The last ferry will leave st Farm hands and even unakili- 12.00

Midnight Instead of ed labourers are also encouragedi to go cast. Special trains full of emigrants have recently left both Estonia and Latvia with civic dignitaries lined up on the platforms to Wave them ceremonious good-bye.

1.00 a.m.

During the abovementioned Ruspension Passenger Ferries will be oporated as usual.

THE HONG KONG & YAUMATI FERRY CO., LTD. Hongkong, 9th March, 1955.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

"AJAX"

HEAVY VEHICL68

Materials Bent to the virgin landa aro mainly trictors, road vehicles or rolling stock sa turned ous by the "EIT carriage factory" which the offcial Latvian organ, Cina, de- scribes sa subordinated to the' central Moscow Govern- meni.

a

The fond mad materials

In the three Republies is likely to press hartest on the workers, since all three local Governments are out to beat just year's average increase of four per cent in "labour productivity,' or output per man hour.

Farm and factory manIJLgØ- ments, pressed by their super- vising Ministries for production, with stalls sometimes deploteri hy the migrations to the virgin lands,

are foreing workers to do more overtime than is fixed

Damaged cargo ex' this vessel win ko surveyed by Mesure, Goddard d Doughs at Holt's Wharf from 18 pro-fabricated dwellings for the

an on hearth 14, 1945, and con-

IL

In Soviet low.

T For example.

Lesk woodworker of Pagenu, in west Ext: 111, worked 403 hours Overthu ari four months. 1.

The materials also includo

settlerk. For

Estonia are

example, the

signees are requested to save their Jnervakandi factories of north this year to send representativos présent during the survey:

350 prefabricated shops to the Kustanay Obinet, ot North Kazakhstan.

DUTTERFIELD & SWIRK, Asperata,

Hong Kong, Marchi 11, 1006.

Those shops include countern, cash desics, store TOOMS

and

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

PO. Box 53 (Queen's Building Wa Ta

BAL FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT-SERVICE

"VIETNAM" -"CAMBODGE”.

"ANADYR" "MBINA

salling Apr. 9th salling May 20th

FAST FREIGHT SLAVICE

Mar, 27th

Jaerve, Ula workenale, did 183 hours overtime in two monthe. The stale fixed muximum is 120 hours per year for this industry and this district.

WORK IN SHIFTS

Newspapers have,alno re- ported easts of mothers with children under being forced to work In shifts, which is also con- trary to official regulations.

These and similar cases come to light

because ther Worker

from compensation claimed

Now, new their shaagements, complaints are appearing in the managemen's are prest ovetting myment of the claims awarded against them -Chinu Mail Speci

that

On Wooden Carpet

Glant Generator Travels SKIN DIVERS

SKIN DIVERS AID POLICE

AND BECOME EXPLORERS Australian Beauty Spot New Caves Located At

TRIBAL WAR

A

Cairo, Mar. 10. Sudanese Loops left here by

to quell air and road toxiny

ww botween the Dvinka tribal und Nuar warriors of the Upper Nile Volicy, it was reported here tonight.

Workmen roll out the car- pot.

wooden 4

carpet of

3 x 12 planks, to make way for the 217-ton General Electric Company_generator stator en route to Morro Bay Power Station of the Pacifo Gas and Electrio Company, Every foot of the nine miles of highway between Fort the Bat Luis Obispo and powerhouse sits had to be latd planks, covered with The troops left after the gov- emors of the

the province of

edre-to-edge to protect the of 550 highway. A total to the Nile appealed Upper

planks were used. A crow Khartoum authorifies for help in

TOW of 50

working with preventing a spread in the fight-

crane

trucks and Umber ing, contred around the Bahr el

carrier picked up and fald Ghazal district to the south of

down the planks 80 times Malakal.-France-Presse,

Heavy Industry is Top Priority

Lamiton, Mur. 10. Moscow Radio sold today the development of heavy industry was the Communist Party's firs task as it was the basis of the entire national economy.

men

the giant load crept along the nine-mile stretch. -Express Photo.

844 Executions

London, Mar. 19. A total of 844 Mau Mau ter-

have bcen roriste

terrorist

Exauled campaign out in Kenya in Nov,

since the broke

1952.

The broadcast recalled that it was the development of heavy here industry which was "the basis | Colonial Secretary

This

Agure Was tortay

disclosed

by

the British

Alan Len-

of victory, in the war."--Reuter, nox-Boyd.-France-Presse.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

FERD’NAND

PET-Shop

NANCY

BUBBLE GUM

LOTHAR..

WHAT ON

EARTH 10

THAT?

JOHNNY HAZARD

I THINK WE'RE FAR ENOUGH FROM BOX CANYON NOW JOHNNY! TURN LEFT ON THE FIRST SİDE ROAD!

NO KNOW, NO THINK THIS SPEAR GUN MUCH GOOD AGAINST IT. SOMETHING

THINK WE CAN PITCH TWITCH AND HIS CREW (JJUST BY DODALA "UPA BACK ROAR PARADISEF

INSIDE

THAT'S NOT THÊ

THEN WHATS THREE

| ANGLE, JOHNNY HÍR | PITCH? DON'T YOU WANT FLAT TIRE WILL HOLD TO GET GARZOOKS BACK HIM LONG ENOUGH? [· HOME TO HIS CASE 7:

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By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

Melbourne, Mar. 10.

Australia's skin divers are turning explorers. Members of one of Australia's quickest- growing sports, finding that spearing fishi underwater did not provide all the thrills they wanted, have offered their services to science and the police.

The skin divers have lugged their bulky underwater breathing gear hundreds of feet below the earth's surface to probe the blackness of secret rivers and have carried tape recorders to the bottom of the sea to record the singing noises made by fish.

Then, in a grimmer role, the their way along its cold sides same explorers have pulled the for two minutes, which thus

of the drowned from said later, seemed an eterally.

traps

have the police in macabre!

bodies underwater

helped searches.

of

EXPLORENS CLUB The mos energatte theso adventurers are group of 30 whto have formed

the Underwater Explorers' Club, of Sydney, Parties from the club leaped Into the news when they joined cave enthusiasts in the discovery in of a new cave at Jenolan, New South Wales.

Vialtors to this famous tourist

had attraction

been often puzzled by a river which welled up, hundreds ground. one necessible caves,

Cave explorer's Ivsloed divers to investigate

if find out. what lay beyond.

A well-organised party, with #ghts und telephones, wok part in the attempt.

and

a

ut

LIT UP GLOOM

Then they found thas they could break surface and their head lights, flecting cerity in the black water. It up loom which had never seen light before.

re-

One of the divers, Rod Me- Neil, overcome by the experi- ence, sild clumsily out of the water and pressed prints from his feet flippers in a wet bank of sand. Ha scrawled above these his initials and the date. "This was a place no man had ever been before," he said in a feet under... of the easily broadcast,

Cave explorers said

after- the wards that the discovery of the the river new cavern had opened the way they could, for the exploration of a chain of inter-connecting eaves anci passages. This might eventually to a whole new system, lead previously

unsuspected. A sentier

The diveră found rivers flowed

of group

that through a

the

rock

water explorers

tube and guessed it was what is terrued a siphonan enclosed

under.

made the front pagea of news-

in Melbourne

papers here when they

found

two caves,

loop of water flowing between the body of a man and two of

his

a sunken car in In dogo A second

group of divers Melbourne's muddy Yorra entered the siphon and groped | River,

Police thought that

the car had plunged into a river when the man was reported missing ani called în divers to find out. One of the man's dogs; howling at midnight-on the river bunk. provided the clue.

NARDA/

MANDRAKE!

HARDA--

I'LL

1 KNEW

BE--

YOU WERE ALIVE!

TALK

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

POW

DANGER

BLASTING

By Frank Robbins

"THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS IS NOT ALWAYS A STRAIGHT LINE? SO: TAKE THAT CROOKED ROAD UP ↑ TO THAT BARN: AXLARİ,

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

IGATO

*THE JAM THAT MADE

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BLACK MAGIC

VASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

tuation

San Miguel

The divers quickly found the car and fastened tow linds to it Bo that it could be

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recovered

intact with its grim cargo.

Near Sydney, the divers pushed up an Inlet where tur- bines from a giant powerhouse were sucking up cooling water. They found the body of a anall boy trapped inside and re- covered it.

PUSHED WAY OUT To find the body normal- ly, pollon would hayo had to order the turbinen to stop, interrupting the power supply and possibly causing great demigo to machinery but the

the

divers

were able to push their way out against the rush of water.

At the fisheries research centre, at Cronulla, Now South Wales, scientists have found the divers valuable allies.

They have brought back from the ocean bed weird recordings of the underwator noises made by fish, and, watching and photo- graphing fish in their own en- vironment, the explorers have given scientists samples of the shellfish which commercial varieties of dish feed on.

In return, the scientists have given the divera valuable "fish" Information which has helped the sport of spear-fishing ira Australia,

Sydney bream, 0210 of the best-tasting Ash in Australion waters, would normally be an

target Ckey

for spear-fahere. They are fairly flat and from side or a wonderful torgot. But when a spear was fred, the fish flipped round at right angles, presenting the narrower target of a head-on or tall-on shot.

"Shoot

30

them head-ork," advised. The flashermen did so and found that the in stinctive fish reflexes mada them opin round so that they became a target which could hardly be missed.

Diving enthuisasts have formed an Australia-wide federation of clubs to foster the sport and this season held a convention at Point Lonsdale ocean beach, in Vic torti. Here they organised a series of competitions including one to soo what was the biggest weight of fath which on ins dividual dives, could capture in a given time,

NO ONE KILLED Australia's hungry sharks have so far not killed: any skin divors; although one diver was stiäoked and AL- mort fork an arm, His arm (had - disappeared "Info", thè managed to wedre his epost

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