1955-10-11 — Page 8

CHINA LIFE

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER, . 11, , 1955.

ON BULGARIAN CO-OP FARM

Presented By A Sofia Paper

Vienna, Oct. 10,

The following picture of conditions on Bulgarian collective farms is presented by a Bulgarian newspaper reaching here.

The newspaper, Zemedelsko Zname of Sofia, described the administration of justice on the co-operative of Lozenetz, in the Jambul district.

At Л table Kat the party "Fifty leval Is it not enough! secretary. Stefan Kostov, Tron- | that I get nothing from the old dafil, a member of the Adminis- | age fund?"

Initive Counell and Scheijasko, Leave your senseless chatter, a member of the Cost:ol Coun- Next." ell, and the President of the Geutscho's wife began already curse The Births, Deaths, Marriages,perative "all proud 'ns in the doorway, to

cockerels," the newspaper blark hen. "I did not steal it," Personal $5.00 per insertion

the she insisted, 11 few over fence

I wanted to take it not exceeding 25 words, 25

to the eommittee." cents each additional word. ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10% EXTRA

if not prepaid o

booking foc

of 50 cents is charged.

FOR SALE

Power of Attorney WI.L POSMS,

Agreement Forms. Jorms,

Tenancy On sale wi 5. M, toat THE HANDY JOTTER".

A

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A bellar

unity ribbling and in the

Must

STAMPS

ALUMN "Wollertun New 1pch HOW From Bouli China Wyndban LA

Salipty

STAMP

Bulider"

Available.

Morning

31.

Street, Hongkong

Rund, Kowkowa.

KOMETHING

10 packoli

of

and

EXCLUSIVE, nitril

declared

A peasant entered.

Take uit your Prendent snapped.

cp"

the

"For the appropriation of co- operative property senteneo the woman to dye days unpali work."

"On the 13h of this month,

the offended against your

co- "You pre mad," the Womari fqperative's discipline and against screamed at the President and the respect due to the hend of į snatched up the protocol.

sheen farm, in that you

*For improper behaviour, an- Colle him 'gaper" the party other five days."

"There,"

the serrelary read out.

woman, tore up the protocol and threw the pieces in the Presi- deni's face.

All The Time

ta

standing

be but around goping all the time. The

work on the sheep firm 13 'The people's

--For

badly. Poing property is being wasted before | person. Ymir eyes."

רט

The President grumbled: "You will nut teach

what people's properly and whit 13

Ji Answer why

you of

Collees starups

tit. tamage

the prestige

comrade, who

From 20 cents per packet upwards, Al

entirely Be W

South China Morning 1 1.to. Wyndharo Salisbury Honchong Sumd

Road, Kowloon

Heroamed

Insulting

inruiting

ofclat

fine

50-leva There was an awful scream.

In the evening, the President was the tirst to rise from the table. "How

sentences many

he asked. comrade

we Ixassed

have

Sixty today,

}her del}}

"enly sat what was on my indi

NOTICE

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CONSIGNEES

The

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Damaged cat goes this comes with he surveyed by Me Godchod Lougian at Tots Wharf from 10 am. on thetober 11 and 14, 1955, and come

havi to Migner ITS requested

with representative Te Vores prement during the

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Hong Kong Birds

Ierklota, G. A. C, 1953. Hong Kong Birds, Pp. vil+233, 1 pla, 8 in colour, numerous black- and-white drawings in text, Hong Kong: South Chine Morning Post, Ltd., HK$35.00.

a most welcome

recretary.

'for

j

grave

"Yes. Such

Presi-

{1

stupid

lot,

hese people. I hendaele."

have such

A

"Aurt now let us see whether

Mail Notices

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Dilica.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 Tly Alt

Middle Thailand, India,

East. Africa, Great Dritain. de Europe. a pin

Kurea, 0 pan.

Japart 0 pm.

Caneda, 0 p.m.

Philippince, 0 p.m.

By Burtaco

North Borneo, é p.m.

Meno p.m.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1* by Air Formosa, Okinawa, 8 4.m. USA. 04.m.

Indo-China, if a.m.

1.nt.d. Mainya.

N.

Σοπίτα. Zealand.

Australia. New

Indonesia. Ceylon, Noan

Furmus, U.S.A. & Cruda, 0 p.m. Thailand, India, Pakistan. Mlade East. Great Britam & Europe, 0 p.m.

Japan. p.m

Indo-Chuan palm.

by Surface

China. People's Republic, 9.30 a.m. Philippines, 10 a.m.

Malay.

vion. Aden,

East, Italy, if am.

Fonnosa. 1 p.m.

ludo-China, 2 p.m.

Macao. 2 p.m

Middia

Japan. U.S.A., C. & S. America,

"Write," the President ordered there will be some discipling," said the party secretary rubbing

hands with satisfaction.

12.339. The penal committee left the

Marno 1.1.

“TuunsĎAY, OCTOBER 13 smoke-llei

to "refresh" room

By Alt themselves

After

their

"hard Pullionines, Australia, New Zea work". In

village the

coland, a p...

Indo-China, France. 8 p.m. operative, the newspaper de-

Middle East, Africa. Pakistan, clared-China Mall Special. Great Britain & Europe, & p.m.

infringement of cosuperative discipline and damage to prestige of the head of the sheep farm, the co-operative member Minko Scheleskov is sentenced to five days unpaid work'

And turning to Minko, President snipper! "AM

the

"

and, to the door. "the next."

An old man with white nir came in.

"On the 18th of this month, basket with sunflower see le was eaten, in spite of repeated warnings

"It was the donkey comrade President

beaten I ve him so hard that now, whenever He as much as ses sunflower reads, ke Hives them a wide berth."

Wilful Waste

"Write" the President dita- let, ++ for wilful waste of co-operative property 1 sentence the co-operative member Pelko to a 50-leva (about 50 shillings sterling) ue and restitution to the co-operative","

Wife Slaps Cotton At

Gleneagles Dance

London, Oct. 10.

Mrs Henry Cotton, Argenthe wife of the former Open golf champion, slapped her husband's face while he was dincing in Gleneagles the lounge of the Hotel, Perthshire, last

weck.

More than 100 men Ind women guests, including titled visitors and famous golfers who were there for the Gleneagles- Saxone golf tournament, saw the incident.

handbook for ornitholo. gists resident or station. ed in Hong Kong. All the hitherto

recorded included; species arc plumages are clearly and concisely described, and a short account is given hotel.

feld

voice,

Mr Cotton was slapped several times by his wife in a scene which started on the dance-floor and ended in the hall of the

The 48-year-old golfer was characters, dancing when Mrs Cotton strode habita, status, etc. The illustrations on to the Boor.

She criticised the quality of except for three plates the play earlier in the day, and of photographs, are all then dancers saw her annek his by Cdr. A. M. Hughes, face.

and include four attrae- Apologising to his partner, Mr tive plates of the heads Cotton left the dance Toor, fol- of 42 species and many lowed by his wife. useful drawings in the After an early breakfast Mr text. The writer of this Cotton left the hotel for London. review

would haye Mrs Cotton left Glencades later benefited greatly from in the day to travel to London this book when station- by express.

years ago,

Even now,

ed In Hong Kong some Mr Cotica and his partner ware beaten on Wednesday in an referring to it, some the third round of the tourne- unfamiliar species ment by W. R. Alexander and which notes were J. Panton.

40

Da

made at the time have

almost all proved easily identlieblo,

D. W, S.

(Extract from "The Ible” omotal organ of the British Ornithologiala” Union, British Museum).

Maori Diet

+

Auckland, Oct. 10.

A Maori woman reputed to bo 108 attributes her ago to Maori diet-little meat, plenty of fish, KOWLOON ❘ fruit and vegetables-China

S. C. M. POST

HONG KONG

Mail Spedal.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

I'M DIZZY! PILLS THAT TAKE OFF TWENTY YEARS-- WEAPONS THAT

DISPLACE MOLECULES--

ALL ELEMENTARY.

| I MUST HAVE

THAT BACK. PLEASE.

FERDINAND

NANCY

PETS

WANNA BUY THIS PEN FOR A QUARTER ?--- IT WRITES

UNDER WATER

JOHNNY HAZARD

HI HAZ.....WHERE'D YOU DISAPPEAR WAIT'LL I. TELL YOU ABOUT GABY, MY GORGEOUS DATE FOR THIS EVENING... SHE HAD

TO LEAVE, BUTA

NOT YET, YOU CALLED YOURSELF A TOURIST. HAVE YOU TRAVELED FROM ANOTHER PLANET?

I CAN'T SAY. Tea-

Hee- ANOTHER PLANET--

for Amy Surface New Landing New Landing Gear

The first seroplane to ho equipped with a retṛuetablo 'hydro-lift — Ianding gear that permits a landpisho to operate from any surfaen, In- sluding water, snow, mud, Ico and runways-has been flown SLOGOS rnily,

The All American Engineer- Ing Company of this city, designer of this type of land- Ing ear, said the hydro-lift- A low- equipped acroplane, a wing, single-engine

Bellanca Cruisemaster similar to types flown by private and business pilots, has munde soyrent land- ings and take-offs from water, rod, and hard-surteco run- ways.

The hydro-lift

gear re sembles a pair of short wide Akis with wheels protruding from the centre. When re- traetod tho hydro-lift fts snugly under the wing, with no appreciablo effect on the performance of the plane,

Doctors Earn

Britain's Giant

Jet To Be Written Off

CABINET DECIDE ON V-1000

London, Oct. 10. The fate of the Vickers 1,000 transport, Britain's only entry in the race to build a non-stop Transatlantic jet liner, will be decided shortly. The decision will probably be at Cabinet lovel because national prestige is involved.

It is likely to be agreed that there is no 'future, either civil or military, for the giant

600-mph plus aircraft.

The RAF has told the Ministry of Supply that it does not want six V-1000 which have been

Good Manners

Commemorated ordered. By Silver Cup

and

the

So

£4 Million

The Ministry, with the Minia- sonic airliner to challenge the try of

and Civil American Atlantic Transport

supremacy Aviation and BOAC, are con como me around 1905. Calvinia, Capo Province, sidering if the six are worth-

An order for six Handley while as civil airliners.

boch Oct. 10.

an- Page Heralds has I am told thero is almost no nounced by Air Kruise Ltd, on The good manners

chance of a favourable decision

associate

of Silver City Air- politeness which gained despite the fact that dropping ways. This is he first British young mith

reputation 21

aircraft will give America order for an aeroplane which, here in the early yours of the blue riband of the Atlantic as Sir Frederick Handley Pac

for at least ten years.

put it, has been designed as a this century,

which and

it Performance details

for "workhorse of the air," and even changed his name for offered for the V-1000, which indicates that the Herald may him, will be commemorated was to be known in its elvil be as popular with home opera- by an annual award to form a VC-7, are disappoint-tors na with overseas alrllues, children

for whom I was primarily in- at the Calvinia ing.

tended. High School.

When Mr Jan van der Merwe

to Calvinda, townspeople came were so struck by his unchang- ing polliness that he soon be- came known as "Jan Polite.'

Through the years, and with succeeding

generations, "Polite" gradually changed and

range branch-line known to all as "Jan Poetsal (pronounced Poo-lie). would probably be so small as services-urgently requires new Many of these ser- Recently when the school

make it a risky

obsolete Сурса Wellington. Oct. 10. eclebrated 119 centenary. his Investment,

which were never intended for Doctors have the highest in-widow presented a large silver A decision to drop the V-1000

such duties, came of the professions In New cup to the school to be known altogether would almost certain-

of Zealand according to a surveys the Jon

Foclaai

ly mean BOAC having to order nearly every airline in Europe, by the Incorporated

evan Poelaai Cup, The principal

some jeliners in America. of the school,

Asla, Africa, Australia and of Accountants.

Britain will have to skip M. N Blabbert,

anid it had

the South America preceded Earnings by doctora averaged at yet been decided what the generation of aircraft and contrailing of the Herald specifica- £2,435 sterling, compared with oup would be presented for,

cedo

this particular field

A project team £1.000 sterling for lawyers, but in memory of Mr Van de: thoir US rivals. From a long- work in 1952 and detailed do- £1,877 sterling for dentists and Merwe the character of the term point of view it might be sign was started during 1954, an average of £1.547

s'erling pupil would play a declɛtys part | possible to sical a march as wel "other professions."--China in for

his

Mni cid by ploneering choico.—China

the Comet incorporating the results of the

world survey. Mall Special.

and concentrato on 0 .super-

The prototype made its first flight less than six weeks ago,

in and subsequently took part

Most In

N.Z.

he was

Insituto

!Mr"

Special

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

I MUST CALL

THE POLICE..

PLEASE.NO! WAIT.

I'LL TELL YOU!

1 DIDN'T TRAVEL FROM ANOTHER PLANET. I'M FROM --RIGHT HERE

THIS PEN

DOESN'T

WRITE UNDER WATER

SURE IT DOES

O.K.

SHE DID HER GOOD DEED FOR TONIGHT, SNAP/ THAT INVITE SHE SENT YOU SAVED YOUR LIFE! RIGHT AFTER YOU LEFT.

ANG-17

A BULLET....... SHOT FROM THE STAGE,.. PUNCHED A HOLE WHERE YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN SITTING! I HATE TO KILL YOUR ROMANTIC BOO...BUT THAT PICKUP

WAB JUST TOO BABY««

I TRAVELED

FROM ANOTHER TIME! I AM FROM THE YEAR 5055

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

THERE

UNDER WATER

ØRNIS AUSHMILL REMLJ

By Frank Robbins

IT ADDS UP ONLY ONE WAYANTHAT GIRL KNEW THIS WOULD HAPPEN AM AND YOU WERE THE WRONG

SLAY PIGRON

D VERY INTERESTINGL NOW I WONDER

WWHO WAS -FINGERED TO B

[06 THE RIGHT.

the

Home Market Now that two American arms, backed by a huge home market, have decided to build

Already. FAY the makers, overseas orders plal more than non-stop Atlantie jets Vickers-

£4m in value for this aircraft, designers of Armstrong.

the thus proving that the V-1000,

are not ikely to press its claims. The potential maria medium ket for the British machine

10

EVEN MAGICIANS

market for which it la Intended--short

coulpeperate

financial vices

Can't Carlsberg

Beat

FROZEN FRESH IN THE COUNTRY!

TRY

Libby's

FROZEN FOODS

TODAY!

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

this situation

calls for

San Miguel

Π

world-wido

survey

began

the SBAC Flying Display.

Modern deslum

and construc flon allled with robustness and simplicity make this acroplano altenclivo proposition to operators both in undeveloped arcas and in countries already served by air routes.

un

1,000-Yard Strip

The Herald is Atted with four Alvis Leonides Major piston ongings, and interior layout per- mits the carrying of freight or the scaling of up to 44 passen- ger. It can take off and land from a 1,000-yard strip. Operat ing posla over typical stages aro less than 11⁄2d per passenger mlic.

The Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer,

with two Leonides le smaller than the

but is designed more or less for a similar purpose. In many parts of the world, the absence

of adequate landing spaces restricts aircraft opera- tion to helicopters and light planes. The Twin Pioneer ja intended to provide inexpensive

air traspport for these regions,

A development of this manufacturer's single-engined Ploneer, which performing Invaluable work in Malaya, the Twin Ploncer was originally the evolved for operation in Highlands of Scotland and from Islands round the coast. conditione

with

These

called for an agro- exceptionally short and take-off qualitios, n payload of about 3,000 lbs., and a range up to 600 miles. The Twin Pioneer first flew on June 20 this year, and the prototypo has logged 50 hours' flying GO Bar

At the SBAC Flying Display, Its exceptionally short take-off and landing runs attracted mucia, attention. The makers claim, that` this droraft, with full ocm- and plement of 18 passengers fuel for 500 miles, requires n take-off run of only 100 yards on a grass surface. A direct operating cost of just over 11⁄2d Por passenger mile (or under 2d including UK petrol tax) and a spoed range of 40-100 aph make the Twin Poneer an attractive proposition. Indeed, keen interest in this acroplano has already been expressed by operators

in more than 40

countries.

Same Make

Ona item of equipment, com- mon to both the Twin Pioneer and the Herald is tho makɑ of engino, Mado by Aiyis, two 550 hp Leonides power the Twin Pioneer and four .870. Leonides Majors the Herald. Leonides anginos had, by end of April this year, accumul ated 100,000 nying hourg Ar RAF

Training Command alone, and have

Ape record of sor- many

the

vien and reliability in typos of alreraft. The Leonides | Major, hoa the same boro-and stroke as the smaller engine, but upda 14 cylinders instead of

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