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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956.

PETROL RESTRICTIONS SOLVE Aid Changes UN Condemns

MANY PARIS Tito Greets US Ambassador

PROBLEMS

Paris, Dec. 12.

Petrol restrictions as a result of the blocking of the Suez Canal has gone far towards solving, temporarily, Paris's traffic problem.

by

in

The

The first restriction imposed | Afteen litres (Just over one, two the Governament the and three gallons respectively) to horsepower--and Taklic of November, forbiddung | neeceding pervato motoring outside

many pump eltendants taking a look at the gauge before con- Tapos tenent in which The car

sending to supply any- Paris mastered, und those bordering name began to thin out. maaf, uffecled only driving out * towa

According to a police count, july 20 880 vehicles pussed the With the

on the richt Seine Departament Soltero bridge (Reuter faris) KA

star bank of the Seine up to 6 p.m.

was

the

And the previous day. whole day's total for November 21 at that point

alrendy down to 48,128, compared with 57.000 before the shortage

not exceeding 25 words. 25 ounding Some et Olse Departon November 22, compared with cents each additional word.

moot counting an one for This 1.770 up to the same hour on purpose, il meant that Parisians would cross the Loire at Oritao but could not go as lar

us kros TAMERS. They could Hentivas, but not Amiens, and began.

t

al precisely one Sitio mulh bitte 01 the

Akront estuary sort of Honfleur,

of 50 venta za charged.

FOR SALE

RECENTLY ARRIVED: Drapery materiala, English pullery, Dual aware. Butch akerware and

sitractive

Kitiware.

VAIKA

als Garden Road,

Duval,

PREMISES TO LET

ISLAND

MODERN APARTMENT at B4E Mic jannel Hond. Farge

Pak

Zaider

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الله الله

A large beddetmaluð,

servent

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For mute particulaɛm Ma Chung of Cheung Lug Construction Co. Tel. 710437

MUSICAL

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FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTU give Lan recurdy by means of Gift Vouchers, Received Bing Crosby, Al Julson, hegovia, Burl Ives and other Decos recorda D Exsca, 750. Alexandra Hours, Lelephone。 30148, 30057,

OFFICIAL NOTICE

Proposal to change a

Ship's name.

J, Willam Charles Gomer- sall of 825 Alexandra House,

Hongkong hereby give notice that in consequence of change

to the au

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Parking Difficult

|

Pot.ce esummated That ulle Parision diver out of Eve had left his car in de garage, either with dis lank empty or with a fest precious lires hoarded for the weekend, when all pumps. except Those reserved for pravity customers such doctors and midwives, would be closed.

Down By Half

افت

Many Parisian cars only come vul

weekend. times and then

Ah

immediately head out of the city. Were this not so, many of them would not

Four Killed In

Air Disaster

San Salvador, Dec. 12 A Dutch geologisi nnd an Eng lsh of specialist were killed to- tay tug«fihasr

other with wo Persons when their Beechcraft plante

crashed shortly after

taking from San Salvador

und

Yugoslav dictator Maralini Tito, with Madame Tito, greete the US Ambassador and bla wife, Mr and Mrs Bledel Ber-

rer, during the reception in Belgrade

Buch- marking tho niversary of the present Yugoslav stafe.—Express Photo.

ECONOMIC NUCLEAR

POWER POSSIBLE

All official

For India Advocated

Russia

(Continued from Page 1) affairs of the people's democru- cies and its subversivo, notkyj- tles against these states,"

ho naked the Assembly, to consider this forthwith, saying it was the United Nations duty to take

gent stops to put an end to subversive sotivity.

Washington, Dec. 12, Republican Senator.elect, John Sherman Cooper, of Kentucky, who recently re signed his post as Ambas- Diplomats said tonight they sador to India, told doubted whether the proponed Serate-House sub-committee would receive sufficient apport for the Assembly to include it on on foreign economic policy its agenda.

on Wednesday that changes

ought to be made in the In his spooch, Mr Kuznetsov United States

also bitterly attacked the United ald prostates for "flagrant Intervention gramme to India in order to in the make it more effective.

The former ambassador told members of the committee that

intorral affairs" of the Communiat states which, ho sold, lay of the very foundation of Washington'a foreign policy,

Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, United India would ge! more qui of States permanent representative, United States aid having an said there was much in the Asian "assurance of continuity" than amendments which the 20 spon~ approved, but the United the present year-by-year pro-

States must oppose them. gramme.

TIGHT SUPPLY

He added that because Ameri- can help cannot be counted, on for certain over o long period, the ald is not used for long ferm wealth producing projects.

Sors

At the same time, he said, the amcrctments were further proof that the oppression of the Hun- garlon peoplo by Soviet armed forces had evoked a feeling of revulsion throughout the world.

INDIAN ATTITUDE

Mr Krishna Menon made strong plen for support for the amendments, saying the Asiat sponsors wanted a constructive He said his dologa. approach. toh did not think it way nece загу to condemn the Soviet

The algo expressed the oplaton that India ought to be assured that she can use the dollars she But for needed items and gave Uxample the fact that Indians had to buy sleet elsewhere be- rause of light supply conditions | Undon. in the United States.

Raleigh, NC., Dec. 12.

of the Carolina Also, training should be pro- Power and Ught Company pre-vided along with the old America A power

company ex- dicled Last

night that "angives.

DEVELOPED

The following countries epon- resolution sored the successful una, Australia, Belgium, Chile, with the United States: Argen-

Colombia, Denmark, Dominican Republic El Salvador, traland, Italy, Netherlands,

Norway Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Spain, Sweden, Thailand und de-Turkey.

On the Arsi day that the rule was chlorved, traffic roads out of Paris fell in pro- bortus which varied from ten the Tumouse PORU, per cent on inrough 30 per cent on roarks to

for Tegucigalpa, Honduras, by vna and pomits south, te 80 per cest at bewLIES,

LA FOU

The dead were Victor C. E. over the Burgundy hills to the

Duteli geologist, Benno ecutive predicted last economic breakthrough making

British Saone Valley,

Wassersteun, on the way to

oil night that ап economic nuclear power competitive in Switzerland, But it sown, traffic

specialist, and

Robert Sander

John "breakthrough Edgerton, pilot, Janis were as dense and parking

making | cost with power generated by take space us ditlicult to find as ever eccoed in getting out of their

Christian Andersen, also an old nuclear power competitive burning fosall fuels may

"/12 Aurages at all. for it has been speelr

place

the not-too-distant specialist,

nationalities with power generated by future."

"The Sovjet Union bas thecould not imune:ilately be ascer burning fossil fuels" may

veloped its plans to meet Lieso and Antal arch ut all the itator tained.

Speaking at North Carolina points. We have not." vehicles registered in the Seine Tar

accident happened at not be far in the future. Stale College, Tulton emphasised Department

than greater

American p. Central

Raymond S. Talton. power | however that "power from that of the city's streets. und

Time today.

500 yards superintendent for Curvilna nuclear fuct still Boine squares

of from the airport Hopango Power and Light Company, said experimental stage," from where the plane had taken it is possible that this break- ċ. P. & L. and other power off for Hondura.

through will come even before | companies have formed the we get our atomic plani com- Carolina * Virginia Nucicar ploted. Maybe ours will be the Power Associates, Inc., to push break-pland for alomie power geneTR-

tion-- United Press,

A week later, however, with | officially calculated that many petrol pumps dry oiners doling out live,

NOTICE

ten

or

CHINA LIGHT & POWER CO., LTD.

Notice To Shareholders

NOTICE 19 HEREBY

Meeling

of

In The two Departments, which include the outer suburbs of Parks. Seine Olse and Seine Morns, police reported that road traffle had dropped by 50 per cent. As the number of commercial vehicles remained much the same as usual. this MELUM that private motoring was down by more than half.

of ownership of the vessel, | GIVEN that the Thir-y-fourth | At the same time, ticket cul-

1 have applied to the Ordinary

the ectors at Saint Lazare railway termamus, whleft handles more Minister Transport and Company's Shareholders will suburban traffle than any other Civil Aviation under Section be held at 12 o'clock noon el Paris station, reported a large 47 of the Merchant Shipping Saturday, 16th December, Increase in arrivals by both Act, 1894, in respect of the 1956 in the Company's Hong main line and suburban trains, Eritish shop "Snowdon Hill" | Kong Onice, St George's with a particularly marked rise of HONG KONG REGISTRY | Building, 2nd floor, Chater in the mumber of first class Official Number 168380 Gross Road, Victoria, Hong Kong, tickets from the wealthier Connage 7939.17 tons Register for the purpose of:- tonnage 4927.01 tons, bereto-

fore owned by Keystone Shipping Company, Limited, of No. 4 Tung Man Street, 2nd floor, Hong Kong, for permission to change her name to "CANADIAN FIR" and to have her registered in the new name at the Port of HONG KONG as owned by Canadian Fir Steamship Company Limited.

Any objection to the pro- posed change of name must be sent to the REGISTRAR Ok SHIPPING #L HONG KONG within SEVEN days from the appearance of this advertisement.

Dated at HONG KONG the 11th day of December, 1956.

Canadian Fir Steamship Company Limited.

Charles Gomersall

Director

William

NOTICE

8.8. "ALA" Offers are invited for the purchase of the Norwegian Steamer "ALA" as she lids in Kowloon Bay in a damaged condition as the result of a fire on board.

Offers should be submitted forthwith to Owners'

Agenta:-

Messrs. Wallem & Co., Ltd., 110, Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank Building, Hong Kong.

or, to

Mesars, Gilmon & Co., Ltd.,

Alexandra House,

Hong Kong

Lloyd's Agents, As Agents for the

Salvage Ansociation, London.

in word out of the rush hours.

suburbs.

As a result, a became possible.

1. Receiving the Statement to drive From the Bois de

of Accounts and Report Boulogne, on the western oul- of the Directors for the year ended 30th Septem- ber, 1956.

to the business district skirts near the Grands Boulevards on weekday in "the Sunday morning time" of 20 minules, compared with 30 to 40 minutes on pre-Suez weekdays, Оп arrival, there was also reason- 3. Appointing Auditors and able certainty of being able to

fixing their remuneration. park within a block.

2. Electing three Directors.

4. Confirming the Interim Ban Parking

Dividend of 30 cents per

share, und Hanctioning

11

on

been

for run-

seater buses in the central area

1

the recommendation of The odds against such the Directors as to the achievement are normally long

it bas payment of

Final in a city where

seriously suggested that parking Dividend of 80 cents per in the centre should be banned share, in respect of fully altogether. The Parls transport paid shares and a propor-corporation has plane tionate amount in respect ning large numbers of small 15- of partly paid shares. In case such a ban is imposed.

The Transfer Books and Paris streets became less

fow days--a Register of Shareholders will deserted-for

of November when be closed as from 1st Decem- the end

petrol rationing came into force ber, 1956 to 14th December, and motorista received the first 1958, both days inclusive. half of their December ration.

Dividend Warrants will be

But with the basic ration for the half month fixed at ten available for collection, or tres (less than two and will be dealt with in accord quarter gallons) for small cars ance with atanding instruc- and 16 litres (just over three tlons,

on or after 17th and a quarter gailoors) for biz December, 1956.

ones, there was a strong ten- dency to save it for weekends.

Dated at Hong Kong this

1.30

whose

alid

Muck, Wassersteun Anderson had arrived yesterday In San Salvador a business trip.--United Press,

OT1

One that leads through"

10

the

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

GRAB THE PACKAGE!

WHERE IS IT?

19 in the

ON THE

HUH-1

SEAT

DON'T

MANDRAKE

FOOL!

SEE IT.

GESTURES

THE PACKAGE BECOMES INVISIBLE

A PIGURE-IMAGE OF THE PACKAGE APPEARS?

HYPNOSTICALLY

FERDINAND

ACT

NANCY

THE DOCTOR PUT 'ME ON A DIET

AND RM So

d

Even at the beginning of the

28rd day of November, 1980. rationing period, however,

By Order of the Board of Directors,

P. W. A. WOOD,

Secretary &

TE

was silil much ernier to park one's car in a Paris street than

tha one's person in

under- ground.

Most Parisiana are agreed that the permanent solution to the traffic problem is to be sought

Chief Accountant, mainly in more and better pub- llo transport to make driving into fown an unnecessary

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES]orden!

"MY IMION"

Damaged cargo ex this, vannai will

bo mirveyed by Mestre, Goddard d Dougins al fall's Wharf from 10 am.

Opinion Poll

In a recent public opinion.

or 11th Desember, 1984 and pone Poll 15 per cent of those quer mean aro requested to have her toned and that they would like representallyes Present during the butter ventilation in the under-

from either of whom permis- | surver,

sion to inspect the vessel mRN BUTTERFIELD A SWIRE be obtained, „Hengkeng, 18th Dec 1980 Kong, Drowesbar 13, 1969,

groun rallway, B1 per cent and called for uvoze, eroglalóza 33-per ceni for more frequent or longer rush hour trafne. And 57 per cent of'bus vete, wanted Bus - Chinga Mail

HUNGRY

JOHNNY HAZARD

STICK AROUND, JOHNNY/ ILL BE RIGHT BACK / HAVE TO KENEW AN OLD

ACQUAINTANCE!

OH-YEAH-- HERE IT IS!

Observers noted that of those Pakistan, Pallippines, Thailand and Turkey are all members of the Afro-Asian group.

Mr Cooper did not propose any special level of future US ald but he made plain that some amount of American help The Assembly adjourned until would be needed to make the DONOKNOW, when it will formally now Indian 15 billion dollar approve the union of British-- five-year programme of econo-adratnistered Togoland with an mic development a success-independent Gold Coast-Reu- France-Presso,

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

RUN! I'LL HOLD THEM HERE!

SET.

Thara's More than Magic in

CADBURY'S

By Mik

Cold Buy

DAST MILK

THERE'S A GLASS AND A HALF

OF FULL CREAM IN EVERYÆUBAR

FROZEN FRESH IN THE COUNTRY !

TRY

Libby's

FROZEN FOODS TODAY!

I'LL KEEP -MY MIND OFF FOOD BY

THINKING OF THE WORD 'DIET

By Ernie Bushmiller

DIET

ROWNTREES.

LEAD ON, LITTLE MÁNI

· WAIT HERE! MY MASTER OKE WITH MIL

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BY OTHERS OF THE PRESSI! / EMKAANS INTERVIEW.

HI CAN GET THE-

STABILI

BUSHANA, 20

WE MEET: AGAIN, SHARP HUNTAIKKI TOO BAD IT IS FOR LAST

By Frank Robbins

ARO

this situation

calls for

San Miguel