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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1958, -
LATTER FROM JAPAN
Tokyo, Aug. 17.
Thi
aboard walked away from the conscience-Anancial aid, wrock bar two. The Marine is very useful at suy time, but who was driving the more so right now. The build- *ergeant
up continues ut a pace fairly calculated to keep America partially happy, the dollars falling in steadily, and at the same time giving the Communists te enough to make a serious fuss about. It is all very clever
-K ☆ ☆
IF there were such a thing in this land of
"festivals" as a "Dancing With Frustration truck never got a seraleh. Festival" it would now be displacing the current summer "O' Bon" dances in the streets and parks, for Japan is wringing its hands over the relaxation of COCOM'S export controls to China at time when Japan's relations with that country could hardly be worse.
The Japanese press
10 cents PER WORD OVER 20 | invariably
Births, Deaths, Marriages,itorials
here in
which members Inst Tucztay, put the nvoic "Issties" it domnestie ir service: WIK unanimous in a most unfavourable light when revision of Mr 1 was later learned that so fe-
eving equipanetit was carried and this on a route which is
ergely over water.
Personal $5.00 per insertion fiing for
Kabi's "wait-und-sq pulley
not exceeding 25 words, 25 towards China, still using the cents each additional word. dolieste elling phrnecology for ALTERNATE INSERTIONS fr of kurtin! anyone's Mr sensitivities - particularly
Both ANA and Japan Airlines 10% EXTRA
the leading papers use outmuxled second-hand planes Kishi-}| bemoaned the fact itmt Western on the main internal services. naline would be doing a land- On minor ones run by ANA, new
and American de business on the Maintand Brifkch
light
If not prepaid a booking for at 60 canta is charged,
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MUSICAL
Musical te Catalogues argutest from the Sole Agents Fase & Company, 780. Alexande Buum. Telephones 30100
23806.
a THE Saf-Defence Furces chose derlike ground-to-air guided misiller which are to be used for research and test fring. Their arkal coincided with the sunse of "pic" rallies in connceliari with the annual rashima an Nagasaki protests against nuclear The contracting Wapons. dockers have refused to handle the "Arima Maru" which brought them to Yokohama At the me of writing negotiations are being carried out while polter are standing by in ease of any
violence These A outbreak of
niles carmot be particular Atte will nuclear warheads,
moment to use any at the pad warfare of any thescrip- tien. At best they are a waste of money and of the : sme Line make excellent progapanda for both Russia and Chino who will use their acquirements as further
of of Japan's "aggressive | policies."
Exact time to paload Ave white ; Jasis.
while Japanese Industry would planes are used. Varkus excuse but they make ng good at exer:se
betting bark twiddling Ha collective thumbs.
Small Girl Knocked Down By Tram
WBS
four-year-old girl knocked down by a tram in one of the Colony's worst jay-walking areas last night,
Four-year-old Wong Han-nul of 50 Wang Hang Village was injured in the accident and to Queen Mary
was taken
Hospital.
She was
knocked down by
are given for not purchasing modern planes for the heavily Naturally, in such sperulations palton'set inter-city routes bit on probable loss of crters, these the plain truth is that Japan are being tangrifled out at all believed it could build its own proportion. Certainly Japan planes for this purpose so it re will not be getting any khure at frained from placing orders for whatever overseas ooters China such eminently suitable airerast domitless in place, but that merely a say the Vickers Viscount JUST ARRIVED the first chimentonvinces this country that it fondly beleving it would pro- shade of the Pyg:Nixa Lľa competing
was fully entitled to the ict, and luce something ever a Classical, Popular.
If left for their own devlees, it the tram In Main Street West In between that somehow the rest of the better than this,
Is doubtful if the people of 4 about 1.85 yesterday. world is stealing march on fur, makeshifts would do.
Japan would have a soul is unl (unfairly. A consolatory gesture
In another traffic accident, an bar polletnies, allway The has proven a very Inise form
Ilau Fuk by Hursta in making enquiries.
Except eight-year-old boy, fact い highly elals and postmon.
Ming, living in an unnumbered for farmerly prohibited types it rebnomy-in WANTED KNOWN ships has not yet penetrated the dangerous one, and where "face for a few old die-hard Imperial Buton Hospital Road, was hit
oneers. the Japanese which was to be gained with an all. Forces Lear-zakoni Curtain
by a private ear outside want part of any war. Howhome at about 9.20 p.m. PREBREN
your home, office
separatre Japan's industry from Jupan turbo-prop plane. that is W.c.. wardrobe, cạr, etc.. Wit
stilt
Цас drawing-boards ever, the United States which s
The boy was admitted "Drummer" Air Freshener, meth ra. China's eush register.
Inputs unde pellent an ant militfew-ettractive Tadataka Sala, Socialist mem- while face has been lost on the worn to defend
the terms of the Security PactQueen Mary Hospital, Sober of the Upper House, on his way.
A man was Injured at about which was signed along with the return front a one-pan mission
2 n'clock yesterday afternoon AL JAL recently. lost DC4 Peace Treaty in 1993, insists that Peking, saj China 174 prepared to wait for years be. Which crashed on fake-off from Japan takes over a layer share when he fell from a lorry in
with Mission Road. "The ma for it would relax its present anal Airport at Osaka with of defence responsibilities. These Argyle Street, near its Junction allude towards Japan-and that fortunate intimum of injury to latter entail a build-up in which
was admitted to Kowloon Hos- Japan can make the Arst move the passengers. It replaced that the final equipment with nuclear pitai in an unconscious conill-
All weapons can hardly be avoided. not plate with another DC4.
ilon. Nippon Airlines, undeterred by The rend is very noticeable last week's serious crash), is also despite the devious means usei buying another anelent DC-3 in disguise 1. At the go in is, fleet while tortieulate public walls patient y for portation by air,
plastic holders nisu available Agenta: P.J. Lubo & Co.. Lid Alexandra House, Hong Kong.
MORNING AFTE(? 2 or 3 Pro-Plus
tablets are the finest pick-me-up Ask your dispensary or for Trade
Enquiries Telephone IX.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES to
Consignees per
CIE DES MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES
LL "SINDI"
ate herchy noted that these catge will be discharged into the Rong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Gudown godown where it will be
emeliorate
Frking.
X
matters,
THERE 1140 doubt about Russia's placing sluable orders here on its own terms, The Russians have had their own way in every negotiation Crisk and wihjeet te Japan, which all boiled down they have yet undertaken with
means they can sit and sip les Just
that little longer at
At
the Whart's terms and conditions of storage and where delivery may be claimed.
Damaged packages are to be left
in the godown för examination by evralgners and the company's Sur veyors, Mera Dodard & DouglAN
21.19 .. on Friday, 22nd August
1964.
No claims will be sensittre att
the goods have left the Kodown and
goods remaining undelivered
better
means of trans-
A
Neutrality or neutralism of whatever
are nature,
both abhorrent words to American
Suspects Held
of
his
to
The
Sir Robert Visits
Factories
In Tsun Wan
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Robert Black
today visited three Tsun Wan factories in cluding a Shanghai-owned factory which is shortly to begin processing crease-resistant fabrics.
the the
The three factories were China Dyeing Works Ltd. South China Iron Work Ltd and the Hongkong Old Mary Sing Shun Company.
Four men were arrested by ears, and Japan's fond hopes the Police yesterday following of becoming the "Switzerland of enquirles into a number of strict ☆ ☆
both sides Asia" are fast diminishing under thefts on
"armed harbour. pressure to maintain vigilence." Japan is thus under One of them is being detained Tallways THE
bere
two quessures: one from the US for questioning regarding on generally very excellent and to get herself under arms agales attempt to steal a sum of money ingeling session, With Japan's run to rather amazing
spicfensively, of course; and the from it Called States Naval Industry feeling the pinch, second schedules, it
Tho China Dyeing Works Ltd train other from Russia and China to officer at Fenwick Pler. Another directorate of former Shanghal Russia will squeeze down profit doesn't anything un- desist from such "Imperialistic" suspect is being held following men under Mr Cha Chi Ming, marging -- paritoularly on any manned level-crossings on the activities. ships it may finally order as it way.
the snatching of a wrist watch
dircator, met managing
The Two did this week when
and purse from woman in knows Japan will accept practi- one hit a bus and killed four of
Along with American pressure Maple Street, near Cheung Sha Governor and his party
showed them various features the welcome balm to Wan Road
of the company's work.
Tils Included
sanforising, multi-colour printing and "poly- fabrics Inta "drip-dry" material.
enlly anything at the moment the occupants while the other, comes which will help keep the wheels an express laden with nearly 500
afte, the 24th August, 1958, wil; beturbing and workers employed, passengers, hit the trailer of an subject to rent
All claine agrlost the versel must }
bo presented to the undermgned on
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American Marine Corpe truck. Desville the fact that three coaches turned complete sombr-
or before the 16th September, 1956 THE crash of an All Nippon nauita and the other seven, along
or they may not be recognimod.
THE
Airlines DC-3 with the loss with engine, were all detailed
No Fire Insurance will be effected, for the 30 passengers and 3 crow and Ripped over, everybody
CIE DES MENSAGERIES -
MARITIMES
long Kopa. 21st August, 1993.
To ADVERTISERS
SUNDAY POST-HERALD Space for commerolet advertising should
be
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RECEIVING Mail Notices or turning
ORDER IN
BANKRUPTCY
COURT
un ment, mixed with soup, or enten Mr Justice A. D. Scholes at
It
For the SOUTH CHINA | elderly min in a village. I ar alone as a pudding, It contains MORNING POST and the exh him was there any path 27 of the purest chemicals CHINA MAIL, 48 hours through the woods to the plays before date of publication. I was making for, Apeole!
Announcements
and Clamified Advertise-
ments as usual.
» Rayer's « TONIC
drink
known lo science, so far, cures colds in the head, cramp, baldness, shyness, Insomnia, and chilblains. Blended with poopal-
He said the thought there was, but he had never used it. In boola, vodka, quirice-julce. Bri- fuel, he had never been to
and strega it makes place mentioned, which was
and refreshing about eight miles away. "You're coekin.
then? I new to these party,
the tish port,
n
delicious
suid. "Oh, no," said be, "I was The public must co-operate
and I've lived and born here,
Board
dis-
the Bankruptcy Court this morning made a re- ceiving order in respect of the
Nih Wearing Gin Factory of Room 600 No. 14 Queen's Road Central
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 By Air Philippines. 3 p.m. U..A.. 4 p.m.
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The order was made following
♪ polition made by the Heng Sun Co. of 60 South Wall Road. covered that many tenants The factory did not oppose the
petition. of council houses are making inaccurate
worked here all my life, but somehow I've never been to that E Grass place. One day may go there, but, meanwhile, this is good enough for me." And he smiled happily. God fees him.
fcemar
returns of the Mr Justice Scholes also grant- number of blades of grass grown liberly to npply for all pro- on their lawns. "Sometimes," (ceedings in regard to the weav sald an omeisl, "the error runs ing factory be slayed, and rules into six figures, a state of affairs that all mall addressed to the
obviously cannot be factory be re-directed to the lolerated. It is a worse anarchy Ofeial Receiver for three ced pre-digestible margarine; than that faced by the Tomato months.
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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTIO,JE ANM PIONER Aunty Bera, andajal atialet sn) and pulmalle mati MATUTINAC 110 - Vie warly morning) Taled fancitum "Frani"Foul"Vol. Wis
The petitioner was represent-
ed by Mr Francis H. B. Wong, of Messrs C. Y. Kwan and Co. Mr H. J. Armstrong, of Messrs Deacons, represented the Glu Nil Weaving Factory, Arthur
Garcia appeared the official Receiver.
Mr for
ellies), 11 .m.
Japan Canada, Noon.
Maeno, 1 p.m.
Thailand, Laon, 1 p.m.
Macao,
p.m.
Explained
plies steel castings dockyards.
Abour; The Rev. Den- ,ham Crary addresses visit- ore of the Lindstrom Group
at $ Janica settlement this morning.
Left: Members of the group lake pictures at the Wesley Village. Causeway Bay (China Mall Photo).
Visitors From Illinois Tour
Hongkong
A group of 30 American lay religious leaders from the State of Illinois, hero on a world tour, today visitod the St James' Sattlament, Kennedy Road, and Wesley Village, Tai Hang Road.
The "Farn and Mission Tour" 1 on uti extensive inspection of local agriculture, refugee wel- fare and rehabilitation, and Christian missionary activities,
Leading the tour are Dr D. Lindstron, Professor of rural Sociology at the University of Illinois, and Mrs Lindstrom.
SCENIC SPOT
This afternoon they will visit the University of Hongkong and Queen Mary Hospital, and accic spo's on the Island,
Tomorrow morning they will Methodist the Chinese
visit
Church, Gascoigne Road, Kow-
loon, the Church World Service's Faith Hope Nursery in Homan- tin New Village, and multi-
to local storey resettlements.
and
In the New Territories, they will visit the Christian Bud- dhist Monastery of Tao Fung. Shun, Chung Clit College in Tal- po. St Christopher's Home, the Christian village of Lam Chuen, and the Agricultural Experimen
The American visitors for Tokyo on Saturday,
Bolh the Dycing Works the Iron Works employ about 300 employees.
The last factory visited by
was the Honet Station. the Governer kong Old Mary Sing Shun Its sole proprietor is and Comply
Mr Jimmy Tee, the son at the founder, Mrs Mary Wong Po-lan. For The U.S.
This factory turns out 150 to 200 items of carved leakwood, Tusewood, and camphorwood furniture a month and exports them to Aunerica, Canada and Australia,
This process was explained to the Governor-the fabric is im-
Statistice given to the Gov pregnated with a synthetic resin
ernor during his tour showed which Is emulsliled by heat and
that at two factories, employees suspended within the fabric,
wakes, received $10 a day and at the China Dyeing Works Gove on Mr Cho told the
Ltd. skilled workers received that plant is at present being in tiled In the main factory $14 a day, seri-skilled, $8 a day and unalalled, $3.60 a day. building for processing of crease resistant fabrics,
The Iron At the South China
the Governor during panied the Governor was Work Lid
various stages of his tour were met by the firm's two managing
Mr 11. A. Angus, Director of directors, Mr H. P. Wu 07:1 Mr L. C. Su. Here Sir Robert Commerce and Industry (who saw one of lengkong's pre-war met the Governor at Queen's This Pic), Mr D. C. Barty, Assistant heavy industrial concerns. factory turns out diesel engines Director (Administration)
six DCI, Mr W. E. Manson, Trade Officer (Industry) DCI, Mr E.
(ranging from single to -cylinder modris), stone crushers, concrete mixers, air compressor”, hydraulic presses and plastic moulding machines. It also sup-
officials who accom-
of
Itave
MABEL STEEL
DIES
IN DEVON
News was received in Hong- kong this morning of the death of Mrs Mabel Sicel, a former resident. She died on August 12, at the home of her daughter,
Macdermott, Beity Mrs Tiverton, Devon.
in
Mrs Steel came to the Colony In 1020 with her husband, who was then working in the Naval Dockyard. Mr Steel died in Hongkong. During the war Mrs Steel was interned at Stanley.
After the death of her husband, Mrs Steel worked for many years In Shewan, Temes and Co., Ltd., Import and export firm.
her and
Her two daughters, Betty and Audrey, who were educated i the Colony, left with C. Drown Labour Officer (In-settled in England
the Mrs Steel lett dustrial Undertakings), Labour Department.
shortly after the war.
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ROXY & BROADWAY: "Jet Pilot" Starring John Wayne and.. Janet Leigh, and the U.S. Air Force.
of
KING'S & PRINCESS;
A Vartoty programmB Walt Dhney colour cartoons. LEE & ASTOR: Two lille runaways in "Escapade in Japan,"
HOOVER & RITZ: “Witness for the Prosecution" Agatha
Tripping
Mr Wong told the Court tant the politioner was the plaintiff civil netion in which judg- ment was given against the weaving factory In Chambers In July. I said that the weaving factory was not op- Jana posing the petition.
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"Domino Kid.".
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Rockets.
Norman Yardley, Bm Merts on the Teller Cynthia Loung; 5.30, Children's assets of the weaving
Charile faelary
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Fim:-in-Tin-Tia in "Geld Bul with MAJESTIC: Duo Amedis, ooit day's play: 1145 Close Down
Ish: 0 Clow Down; 7.30, Cotamjon= of surplus
about
Jackie CooERIL.
tortionista, and Pitita Corralos, ·
wealth Teleview; 7.55. Chinees Cell- MAJESTICI $100,000 arising from the sale off. ORIENTAL
vocalit
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showed ⇓
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