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THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1954.

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FATAV

FOR LIBYA

Wartime Comradeship Continues In Peace

Tripoli, Mar. 22.

Both Britain and the United States have made a gift of arms to help Libya, their fellow member of the United Nations, in the early years of its new sovereignty.

When the new Libya came into being one of its most difficult problems was deciding on priorities of expenditure from its budget.

The Prime Minister said that

On Internal and external war and wijl continue In defence it was recognised that ; pence." ther police furce

be must supplied with funds to enable it to maintain a high standard. while the army also had its claus

its shaties in some cases were complementary to that of the police it was decided that such funds as ware available should be spent un making it a inable force

Soon

As

TURKEY'S

GIFTS

wog bui

his government considered the two gifts as a new proof of the friendly relations between Libya on the one hand and Britain and the United States on the other,

the

Hy echoed the words of British Ambassador by remark- Ing that the gifts also served as a demonstration

LONI- of the

radeship which laked the countries during war and still to liked them in tunes of peace.

"We very much

thai hope

American

The original target from a brigade group

that berume obvious Libya's own financial resources were not sufelent for this and aim there

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MUSICAL

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NOTICE

THE RANK OF EAST ASIA, LIMITED

IN

Thirty-Seventh Didinary Yearly General Meeting

HERE Y MOTHE GIVEN

11:0 Ordinary Yearly Veneral Meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank will be held at the Head Offre of

The

gifts of arms of 1004y which to buy them.

Last year Turkey gave 25-pounder Kuns and Twelve

4X

marathon [IT

81-mat mortars, together with

nummen!

year's use.

U

Now Britain and the United States have made gifts.

From

Britain

have come

ten annoured cars, each with

transmitters; radlu

44

Twelve

132,000

our

British

CENSORED LETTERS

New Delhi, Mar. 22. The Assistant Coinmunication Minister, Raj Bahadur, told the Indian Parliament today. the Government had certain powers friends will continue supplying of postal censorship.

with arms

that 30 Libyan

army can become strong and so used to strengthen the base

erf world," he said.

રાક

peaco

the

the

The United States Ambassa- dor said that what Impressed him most during Libya

20is slay in evident

had been the friendship of the people.

SYMBOLIC

In these tunes when cuvelous eyes are turned on smalt states

is essential that large states Buchne Ka with

winch are allied with them 专门 rounds of anumunition: And i the atlamment of the cominon

which | goal of treedom 25-pounder saluting gun

and individual will join simular

pre-dignity should stand firmly Run

by British Army their side," he said. the ty

"Thus my presence Bag veurs ag

here to given day is symbolic of the fact that The United States has

has joined Britain my country scout

radio cars with

giving Libya additional sufficient

troopin

10 main- and transport vehicles to sup-sirength with which

essential sovereignty urt an armoured car squadron, tain her

Mall security."- China seveni guns and 50,000 rounds and

Also included Special.

Transmitters;

of ammunition. are 100 crates of spares for the vehicles.

Tan kifty handed

were

formally over to the Prime

Minister, Mustapha Ben Halim. by the British Ambusoudor, Mr Gerald Graham, and the United Mr John States Ambassador, Tupp, at ceremonial mill- tary

Tripoll's Red

parada

Castello Square.

Jel

planes

The Bank, 19, Des Voeux Rund, Central, Hong Kong, Saturday,

24th day uť March. 1954, at 2.30 p.m.. for the purge of receiving and emandering the Reports of

the United the jiro

And of the

|States Air Force New past In Auditors and the Profit and formation

martial music Loss Argouzel and Balance wis played by the band of Sheet for the year ended 31sL

the doth Kings Royal Rinc Corps. The Royal Engineers and December 1955, and for the

The Libyan Army mounted election of Wirectors not the guard of honour. appointment of Auditors.

The Register of Shares of the Bank will be closed from Saturday, 17th March, 1966 to Saturday, 21th March, 1966 both days suchsive) during which period no transfer of shares can be registered,

By Order of the Board,

KAN TONG PO,

Chief Manager.

Hongkong, 1st March, 1966.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

DATAAN"

Curaged cargo ex His vessel wit be surveyed by Messrs Goddard & Douglas at Hol's Wharf frotu 10 am. on March 24, 1936, ætti consignéES are reigrested to have their repres sentative prement during the survey.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents,

Hong Kong. March 22, 1930.

and

NEW PROOF

2

In handing over the British gift. Mr Graham said that It symbolised the friendship which for the people of Britain had The people of Libya. "In par- tcular, be added, "it emphasies the comradeship between the anned forces of our two countries, which was forged in

LOST ART TREAURE RETURNED

Athens, Mar. 22.

The Louvre In Paris has re- turned to Greece the bronze slatuctie of a woman of the sixth century before Christ, which had been lost since 1943.

The statuetle was stolon during

the occupation

of

and

Greece by the Germans subsequently sold to the Louvre, At the request of the Greek Government the French School

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES of Archaeology in Athens secured

1.5. "TAIPING"

Arrd. 22nd March, 1936

Damaged caren_ex this vessel will he surveyed by Messrs. Goddard & Douglos, at Hong Kong & Kowloon Wheef Godown at 10 4,m, on Mon- day, 2001 March and Tuesday, 27th Match, 1966, and constzners repre Bentatives ore requested to bo pre- sent during survey,,

Agenta,

DUTTERFIELD & SWINE,

Australian-Oriental Line Lud, The China Navigation Co., Ltd.

To ADVERTISERS

bo

SUNDAY POST HERALD Врасо for commercial advertising should booked not inter than noon on Wednesdays,

For the BOUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication, Special Announcements and, Classified Advertise. manta se ununt,

Its return to Greece,

The statuette will be sent to its former home in the museum of the island of Samos.-China Mail Special.

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When in Macari

stay at the POUSADA INN, Praia Grande.. Cable: Povskou

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せ

indicated

hat These powers were not used except in e:rtain extreme roses involving 3fth columnists

Raj Bahadur was replying to ericisins concerning delay In he transmission of letters.-- France-Presse,

ARAB UNITY APPEAL

anc

Amin, Mar. 22. King Hussein today appealed to the people of Jordan other Arab nations for unity in the face of both Internal and <xternal danger

He said they must keep lo mind the ans of the Arab revolution started 40 years ago by

grandfather, his

King Hussein.

The King mude the appeal in The a message comincmorating

day of the Arab uprising.- United Presa

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THAT GEIGER COUNTER'S GOING WILD-- BUT NO SIGN OF CARNOTITE OR ANY URANIUM- BEARING ORE-- STRANGE--

FERDINAND

NANCY

CLEAR AS MUD

TO ME--|

WHAT'S TAKING OUR 'COPTER 5D LONG? AH-- THERE IT IS!

I STILL CAN'T FIGOER IT!

I SAW EM

EXPLODE-

LOOK--- I GOT A NEW GLOBE SO

I CAN STUDY GEOGRAPHY

ISN'T IT SIMPLY

WONDERFUL ?

WHAT'S SO WONDERFUL

ABOUT

IT 7

JOHNNY HAZARD

· VES, YES....... IF THESE. "PAPERS"

ARE AS YOU DESCRIBETM IF,

| MUND YOU.......WB MAY HAVE A

CERTAIN INTEREST IN THEM!

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· THESE ARE 24×KARAT GENUINE! CAN WE TALKE BUSINESS?

BUT. CHIEP

New types of protective silts for personnel handling “hasar- dous fuels and rocket pro- pellants", currently being tested by personnel of the US Navy, aro plctured here. A general varpose sult has been developed for use in main- tenance and operation of stor· age tanks, piping valves und power plants, and a special- purpose mult for use in refuel- ling or loading or in battle- damage conditions. The suita

are fabricated of cotton with a renin-modified Butyl rubber coating. The general purpose suit consiste of a waist-length Jacket, overall-type trousers, hood gloves and unco boots Quick escape features are corporated in both facket and trousers in case of emergency. The special purpose suit is of one-plece design with attached foot covering and detachable As the wearer is com- gloves. pletely enclosed, an air supply ventilating system has been incorporated

for ventilation Picture left view

the DI special purpose protective

**_sult, with hose attached for supply ing air to wearer. On right, a

Navy

and breathing. shown a

rear

US

wears the generat

suit white ptirpose working on a scale model of the Viking "Rocket".-ExJITER

BOSS SAID

NOT TO MISS

THEM!

Photo.

GET LOWER-SO I CAN GET IN RANGE! AND STOP

BOUNCING HOW CAN

› AIM?

OF COURSE YOU MAY INSPECT THEM, MISS STERFIN AN HOUR? „GOODİYOU TOOW THIS PLACEWTHE}

WINDMILL ON CANAL ROADS BYE I'

NOW

Protection

HEROIN

FOUND

IN CHIMNEY

Wong Wal-har, a 35-year-old woman, of 104 Wellington Street, second floor, was fined $1,500 or six months by Mr Ha-shing Lo at Central this morning [or possession of heroin.

The Prosecuting officer tald the Cour: that at 8 pm. (321 March 20 Sub-Inspector Yip Tai-you and a party of Polier raided the defendant's house and found in the chimney

the kitchen 200 small packets and 12 big packets of heroin. The defendant admitted

Possession of the drugs.

REAPPOINTED

1.E. the Governor has re- appointed Mr F. D. Hunter to be a member of the panel of the Board of Review under the

Inland Revenue Ordinance, it was announced in the Gover- ment Gazette today.

UNOFFICIAL JP

H.E.

the Governor has op- pointed Mr L. B. Stone to be the Justice of # Unofficial Peace for the Colony of Hong- munounced in the kong, it was Government Gazette today.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

MACHINE GUN!

RUN FOR COVER

CONTINUED

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller'

FERNİR" "BUSHMILLEREDE

By Frank Robbing

THE AMERICANS! THEY CLOSE WKATIN ON US ON FOOT AND: BY

COPTER!

Notices

The latest time of postlar shown below are those, for un- registered correspondence posted at GP.0., Hongkong. The latest porting times eltowhere which, in general, are carlier than the 10. mes can be ascertained by enquiry at the local office.

The latest posting time for reginezed articles are generally, ene hour earlier than the times ahawn below. - Particulars regard. ing parcel mails can be ascer tained by enquiry at any post

Wee.

FRIDAY, MARCH 23 By Air Formoen, p.in, U.S.A. & Caneda, 0 p.m. Thailand India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain & Europe, 0 p.m.

By Burtacs Thaland, p.m. Macao. p.m.

SATURDAY, MARCH ZA By Air Japan, & «.71. Peking, Shanghai, Hankow, Kun- ming. 10 M.

Thailand. Malaya, Indonesia, Aus tralia, New Zealand & Ceylon, Noom.

Philippines. 2 p.m.

Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East. Africa, Great Britain Europe, p.in.

&

Malaya, Indonesia, Astatralla, New Zealand, p.in.

Formusa, Japan, Okinawa, Korea. fawall, U.3.A., Canada, & p.in. By Burfact Formosa, a.m.

0

China, People's Republic, 10.30 4.7 Macao. 1 p..

Indo-China. France, 4 p.m.

Indonesia. 4 p.m.

China, People's Republic, 6 p.m. Macas, p.m.

MARCH 23

SUNDAY Air

Indo-China, 2 p.n. Philippines, 4 pun. Formosa,

..

Burina, India, Pakistani,

Midulo East, Africa, Great Britain & Europe,

m.

By Burface

Police Officers. Promoted

The promotion of Mr E. K. 1. O'Reilly, Assistant Superintendent of Police, and Mr A. A. Shaw, Super- intendent of Police, to bo Acting Senior Superinten- donts of Police was nounced in the Government Gazette, today.

An-

Other appointments' gazotted, ware: Mise M. M. Thomson to be Nurring Sister (on transfer from Gibraltar); Mr R. Fair- bairn to be Acting Chiet Build- ing Surveyor, vico Mr J. H, Bottomley (on Jeave prior to retirement); Mr C. G. M. Mor- rison to be beting Establish- ment Omeer, vice Mr. M. Tingle.

It was also announced that Mr G, M. Tingle has resumed duty as

Assistant Establish- ment Officer, vice Mr T. S. D. Whitley, who resumed his post as Senior Executive. Class

Mr W. F. Watson, Commis- sioner of Inland Revenue, has resumed his duties on returning from leave, vice Mr. Mr. P. DI A. Chidell, the Assistant Com- inlssioner.

CANADIAN TRADE COMMISSIONER

Mr Charles Maxwell Forsyth- Smith has been appointed Cana- dian Government Trade Com- Imissioner at Hongkong, vice Mr

T.R.G. Fletcher, nounced in the

STA

it

an-

Gozelte today.

Macao. I p.in.

H.E. the

MONDAY, MARCH 20

cognised,

Chine, People's Republic, 10.30 am, Macao, P.m.

pending instructions from

Government

Governor has provisionally

and

the

Malaya, Burma, 2 p.m.

retary

the

Arias

Korea. 3 p.m.

By Burface

N. Homeo, 4 p.m.

Thaliand, 4 p.m.

Macso. p.m.

TUESDAY, MARCH 27

By Burface China, People's Republic, 10.30

AIN

Malaya. Ceylon, Aden, Middle East, Great Britain & Europe, 11 am.

Mach 1 p.m. Fina, Indir, p.m. Indts parcels via Karachi), 8 p.m.

Pakistan & Italy,

Mace. p.m.

[Portuguese

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2a

By surface China, People's Republic, Meas. 1 p.m.

Philippines, 2 p.in,

Formosa, 4 p.m.

Macao. p.m.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29

By Hurfaco

Chine,

People's Republic,

Macao, 1 p.m. Korea, 4 p.m.

..

Mocas, p..

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

10.30

10.30

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

FROZEN FRESH IN THE COUNTRY!

TRY

Libby's

FROZEN FOODS.

TODAY!

ROWNTREES

IT'S THE FULL

CREAM BUM THAT

MAKES MENKTELES

CHOCOLATE SO

DOUBLY GOOD

Benvnbias

MILK

CHOCOLATE

this situation

calls for a

San Miguel

tho

of State for Senor Commas Colombres as Consul for Repubile of Argentina at Hong- kong. and

Mr Bul Cong Van its Consul for the Repubile of Vietnam at Hongkong.

NATURALISATION

H.E. e Governor, with the ot Secretary approval of the Skate

Colonies, has For the granted Cerlineates of Natura- Raution under tho

Brilleh Nationality Act to the following it was announced iri personn the

Gazette today: Mr Yuen Ging-yuk (clerk), Mr Philip Chen (fight purser), Mr

Government

Chan Cheuk-kin (mer- chant), Mr Koo Jeay-ling (mer- chant), Mr Lee Ying-fen (school teacher), Miss Agnes Henrietta Wou (airline stewardess), Mr Nelson Horatio Young (student).

Radio Hongkong

HRT

0. Time Signal and Programme Summary:

0.03. Stock Market Report; 0.08, Programine for Children presented by Valoria (Sludib); 430; Popularity Poll presented by Ted Thomas (Studio); 7, Alfred Newinan and his Orchestra: 730, Jazz Hall Hour presented by Robërt Achsson (Studio): 700, Weather Report: U. Time Signal and the New London Relay); 0.00, Appeal for the Marionne, Reichl aid to Lepers Group by Dr K. C. You. Director of Medi- cal and Health Services B.13. Movie Magazine, Compiled andi prosented by David Lyttle: 8.45, Music

Lovers Four-Clamiesi Re- queals presented by Alleen Dokker (Studio); 9:43, Letter from America by Allstate Cooke (London Relay); 10. Continental Cabaret presented by Denisa Brabant (Studio); 10.30, A Book at your Bedsido, "My Cousin Jan" by Antonia Ridge. Read by Audrey Mendes. Episode 6 (Studio); 10,45, Favourite Melodies for Old Timo Dancing. Harry Davidson and his Orchestra; 10.50, Weather Report; 1. Time Signal, Radio News Reel (London Relay); 11.15. Goodnight Music: 11,30, Clom Dow2.

REDIFFUSION.

4 p.m. Variety Calls the Traver 3 Musical Matinos; 3,30, Strike Up the Band; 4, Tea for Two: 430. Samm Kaye Show: 0, Children's Come-Through the Looking Glam and what Alice found there Episode 2—“Tweedledum and Tweedledee": 4.30. Triday Requests-Presented" by Deity: 420, Birthday Mailbag: 0.20. Record Parade:

Perminality Parade-Nella Lutcher: 7.18, Inter- view with the Chairman end Members of the newly formed gulli of Oriental Magiciana, conducted by Carlos Harvey: 7.30. Cake Time: 7.45, The Final Year: 8. Time Signal and the News; 8.00, Appeal for the Marianne Reichl Lepers Tund by Dr K. C. Yeo Director of the Medical and Health Services; 8.1, Weather Report and Announcements; 0.10. Ficain Time: 9.30, "eland of Happy Healing-A Feature on Hay Ling Chan presented by Alleen Dekker, Symphony Aca-. temte Festival Overture (Bralims). Ballet Music from "Faust" (Gounod) "Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 17" Tchaikowsky); 10. Redifusion Spotlight Interview with Members of the Team that drove from Lendun to Singapore conducted by Audrey Dickens: 70.10, Megio, and Moonlight-Hawaiian Melodi: 10.30. Dead Circull-Episode 7»«*200*; · 11. Date with Dreamland; 11:30. Prelude to Manight; a midnight, God Save the Queen, Close Down,

Senior Inspector Of Schools

H.B. the Governor has, ap- pointed Mr. Wong Kwok-tong to be a Senior Inspector of Schools under the "Education' Ordinance, it was announced in the Guvern- ment Gazetto today.

Special Jurors

Under an order by the Gover per in Council, the maxlinum - number of names which, to Ro...*** "glatrar; chall - includo in the Bab

of special jurors shall not a cool 860,35 granotinced in

the