1938-01-17 — Page 28

THE HONGKONG

P & O-BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND INTENSIVE

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES AIR RAIDS

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Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for STRANO, JAVA & BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PEILIAN GULF, MAURITIUS, E. & 8, AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUD. INO NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND POKTS, RED BEA, ZOYPT, EUROPE, ETC. PENINSULA & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

(Under Contract with HM. Government.)

All vessels may call at any ports on or off the route-and the route and sli sållings are subject to change or deviation with or without notice.

Destination

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1938.

YESTERDAY

Canton-Kowloon Railway Bombed

Canton, Jan, 17. From 'Kong about {

Kwangtung was subjected to 17th Jen, Saigon, S'pore, Bombay, Kurach! & more Intensive bombing by

Persian Gulf.

Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Steamers

Tons

*KIDDERPORE

6,000

**CORFU

14.500

*BURDWAN

0,100

22nd Jan. 20th Jan.

B'bay, M'scilles, H're, L'don, H'burg

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull.

*ALIPORE

5,000

30th Jan. Straits & Bombay.

CHITRAL

15,000

5th Feb. Marsellies & London.

CARTHAGE

14,500

10th Feb. Marseilles & London,

•

*SOMALI

7,000

A'werp & 'don." COMORIN 15,000) 6th Mar. Marseilies & London. KAISAR-I-HIND│11,000}

Marsellies & London.

ANGLO-IRISH PARLEY MAY FOUNDER ON UNITY ISSUE Conflicting Viewpoints In London and Belfast

Japanese aeroplanes yesterday.

Belfast, Jan. 16. Between 36 and 45 planes tookį part in relays, according to There is a growing feeling in Unionist clrcles that the official Chinese reports.

question of partition will only be lightly touched upon, if discussed Eleven planes were reported to at all, during the Anglo-Eire discussions. It is pointed out that 20th Feb. 11'selles, Ire, L'don, bg, 'dam, have been seen over Tungshan, ying Ulster Ministers, in close touch with Westminster, are fully.

In a northerly direction, and one squadron of 13 planes and another acquainted with the attitude the British Ministers are going to of 12 were reported to have been adopt on the problem of a united Ireland, and inquiries in official sighted over Shuntai.

clrcles regarding the attitude of the Ulster Government show Later, at 3 p.m., the Canton that there is practically no anxiety. Kowloon rullway was subjected Lo three attacks by Japanese planes. While the rank and file of the Twelve bombs were dropped near Loyalist Party have been much per Nemikong at

at 4 o'clock, and a dozen turbed by the announcement hombs were also dropped neur Shek-partition was to be in the melting pot tai an hour later.

The bridge at Sheklung was raided, bui the track wus damaged in any of the attacks,

Canton city itself was not raided and only one alarm, slærtly after was sounded.---Router.

Cargo only

All vessels may call at Malta

BRITISH INDIA Apcar SAILINGS (SOUTH)

SHIRALA

TILAWA

SANTHIA

0.000 29th Jan. 10.000 12th Feb. 8.000 28th Feb. 10,000 12th Mar,

Singapore, Port Swettenhum,

Penang. Rangoon & Calcutta,

.......

"TALMA

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NELLORE

TANDA

NANKIN

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (SOUTH)

20th Jun. } Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney,

6th M.ur.

7,000! 7,000

.7,000 2nd Apr.

Melbourne & Hobari.

Regular monthly sailings from Hongkong to Shanghai and Japan and Hongkong to Australia.

Hong Kong to Sydney-10 days.

TILAWA

CARTHAGE

SANTIA

COMORIN

TANDA

TALMA

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN

10,000 20th Jan.¡ Amoy & Japan 14.500 8,000 15,000 7,000

21st Jan. Shanghol & Japan.

10,000

Cargo only.

3rd Feb. | Amoy & Japan.

4th Feb. Shanghai & Japan,

eth Feb. Shanghai & Japan, 17th Feb. Amoy & Japan.

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice, parcots measuring not more than 5 c.tt, will be received at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previous to sailing.

For Passage Rates, Handbooks, Freight, ete, apply

p.m.

that

again, 1 is stated as a fact that Lord also Craigavon has not been to London, not nor has he sent any of his Ministers in connection with the negotiations, which is regarded as an indication that he has no fears regarding his position.

R. A. F. FLIERS NEAR JOURNEY'S END

Darwin, Jan, 16.

11 is added that had there been any serious question that the division of Ireland would be considered with a view to conceding to the demands of Eire, genern! election would have been held earlier than February 9,

LABOUR BOYCOTT URGED.

British Railwaymen Discuss Action

London, Jan. 10.

and there would have been a fusion Urging a Japanese boycott at a at all the Loyalist parties, including meeting of railwaymen at Bristol toi the offeint Independent and Phe-day, Mr, John Marchbanks, Guferali Four of the five R.A.F. lying boats, Journeying from England to Austra-Fressive Unionists-Reuter. Ha for the New South Wales anni- versary celebrations, have arrived at Darwin. The fifth was held up at engine trouble.- Akyab owing to Beuter,

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Due H'Kong Leaves H'Kong Leaves Manila Due Sydney

11 Feb.

18 Feb.

21 Feb.

9 Mar.

TAIPING

8 Mar.

15 Mar.

18 Mar.

3 Apr.

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22 Apr.

8 May

TAIPING

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5 June

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FREIGHT AND

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MEMNON

ANTENOR

salla 25th Jan. for Marsellies, London. Rotterdam, Homburg & Glasgow. sails Feb. for Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, & Glasgow.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

ANTILOCHUS sails 21st Jan, for Havre, Liverpool and

NEW YORK SERVICE

RHEXENOR

Bromborough,

salla 3ist Jan. for Boston, New York

Philadelphia & Baltimore via Cape of Good Hope.

PACIFIC SERVICE (vla Dairen, Kobe, Nagoya

and Yokohama) Balls 10th Jan, for Victorin, Vancouver & Seattle.

TALTHYBIUS

INWARD SERVICE

AJAX

TEUCER TEIRESIAS

HECTOR

Due 18 Jan. From U. K. via Straits. Duo 24 Jan, From Europe via Straits, Due 23 Jan. From U. K. vla Straits. Due Feb, From U. K. vln Strails.

Special reduced fores are quoted for cargo steamers with

limited passenger accommodation.

for freight, passage rates and information apply to

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Auckland, N.Z... Jan. 16. A Pan-American Airway re- presentative states Ant the company is definitely proceeding with plans for the resumption of trans-Pacific Bervice from

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Honolulu to New Zealand, who were suspended following the disaster to the flying-boat Hong- kong Clipper (renamed Samoan Clipper). Reuter.

Are You Losing Weight?

Normal weight and a good com- plexion are very closely related to health. Loss of health usually leads to loss of weight and a poor com- plexion.

If you are underweight, pale, rarely! feel really well, it is almost surely

TALKS MAY FOUNDER on PARTITION ISSUE

London, Jan. 18. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Prime Minister, returned to Downing Street this evening from Chequers where he spent the week-end making the final preparations for his talks with the Irish delegation to-morrow after

noun.

Secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen said three lines of action were open to the Labour movement. In the first place, they could un- deavour to get national centres affl- Jiated to the National Federation of Trade Unions and the Socialist In- ternational simultaneously their governments individually to place an enbargo on ships leaving each country with cargoes of essen- tin materials for Japanese war in- dustries,~~!

to urge

The Irish delegation held a final meeting in the afternoon when, it is understood. it reached an agreement regarding the necessity of obtaining some concession on the unty of Ire- Secondly, the British Trades Union land. This question, therefore. is Council and Labour Party could re- likely to be discussed first to-morrow.quest their own Government to inke concession of some sort is not unilateral action on those lines and likelihood of to invite other governments to take made, there is little agreement being

on any similar action; renched other issue, and the conference will founder on the rock of partition.

Thirdly, failing this, the respon- the British Mr. Eamon De Valera, President of sibility would lie upon

declared:

the Irish Republle in a message this trade unions and Labour movement to refuse to handle exports and im- evening

There are

are great difficulties to overcome. As far as ports to and from Japan. That would be a very serious step, but it was im- the Irish delegation is concerned, we

the Japanese In- earnestly desire to lay the foundation possible to allow

to of friendly

vosion and conquest of. China relations between the

continue. He hoped it would not be peoples of the two countries, and we hope in the present conversations,

necessary even to consider that line of action. some progress may be made towards that end."-Router.

IRISH - INSIST UPÓN DEBATING POINT

London, Jan. 16. It is understood the attitude of the an indication that your blood is Irish delegation on partition in that impoverislied and a remedy that they cannot return without some arrests the decline, that begins to hope about partition. The problem restore the weakened muscles and cannot remain untouched. sirengthen the nerves, demonstrates No formal agendu has been pre- that the blood is being built up and pared for Monday's meeting-Reuter.

sight off helping to

rheumatism, sciaticu, dyspepsia, neuralgia, in- somnia, and other troubles to which! the victim of impoverished blood is liable.

Such a remedy is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, famous for fifty years ag a specific for thin blood; and any illness resulting from lack of blood will be benented by a

EUROPEANS IN CAR CRASH

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will convince you of the merit of The car dropped 20 feet, and the this ideal blood and nerve tonic, occupants were fortunate lo escape Sold by chemists everywhere.

grave injury.

He said that If the trade unions and Labour movement in other coun- tries would join in urging their governments to stop sending wor

the materials to Japan,

Japanese Governmcul, sooner or later, would be brought to its knees.—Reuter.

China Build

Students Road To Burma's Border

Yunanfu, Jan. 17.

Eager to do their bl during the present emergency, students In Yunnan are voluntarily paril- cipating in the building of the new Yunnan-Burma highway. according to Chinese reports.

This highway, when completed. will facilitate the transportation of supplies to China from Europe. -Reuter..

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ESTEAMSHIPS - HOTELS -

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RESUMPTION OF CALL AT SHANGHAI Commencing with the Empress of Russia from Hong Kong January 26, 1938, Canadian Pacific "EMPRESSES" will call at Shanghai on the castbound -voyage,

The Empress of Asia from Vancouver will call at Shanghai on January 24, on route to Hong Kong.

SAILING TO MANILA EMPRESS OF CANADA

.Fcb, 11,

TO CANADA, UNITED STATES and EUROPE

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

EMPRESS OF JAPAN

ESITRESS OF ASIA

.0.00 a.m. Jan. 20,

.Feb. 8. .Feb. 23.

MAKE BOOKINGS FOR 1938 EARLY in order to ensure desirable accommodation.

Information and rates from

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SPARE THE

WORLD..

Telephone

20752

NY.K.

San Francisco via Japan Ports & Honolulu.

Starts from Kebe).

Tatsuta Maru

Chichibu Maru

Taiyo Maru

Tues., 25th Jan.

Tues., 22nd Fob.

.Mon., 7th March

..Sat, 22nd Jan.

Seattle & Vancouver (Starts from Kobo).

Heian Maru

Hikawa Maru

Now York via Panama.

Naruto Maru

+Nagara Mqru

South America (West Coast)

Hilo. Los Angeles, Mexico

+Atago Maru

.Sat., 6th Feb.

Sat., 5th Fob.

.Wed., 2nd March

via Japan, Honolulu, Panama.

Tues., 15th Feb,

London. Marsailles, Antworp & Rotterdam,

Hakone Maru

Fushimi Maru

Hakozaki Maru

Terukuni Maru

Sat., 29th Jan.

..Sat., 12th Feb.

.Sat., 26th Feb.

Fri., 20th March

Liverpool via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus,

and Marseilles.

Sydney & Melbourne via Manila & Ports.

Kitano Maru

Wed., 22nd Jan, ..Sat., 26th Feb.

Wed., 26th Jan,

Bombay via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

Kamo Maru

Toyooki Maru

Tango Maru

.Thurs., 10th Feb.

Calcutta via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon

+Tottori Maru

Nagato Maru ...

Kobe & Yokohama, (Omitting

Kamo Maru

Torukuni Maru

Atsuta Maru

Hakusan Maru'

+

Cargo Only.

Wed., 26th Jan,

Fri., 4th Feb.

Shanghal)

Fri., 21st Jan.

Tues., 8th Fob.

.Fri., 18th Feb.

Fri., 25th Fob.

General Passenger Agents in the Orient for the CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE. Tol. 30291.

FINED FOR TOO

NEAR APPROACH TO MOVING SHIP

this morning,

The defendants were charged with

approaching - within 30 yards of the Conta Blancamano without permis-

making fast to a ship under way and

slots while the "g" dag sill flow over

the code pennant.

Eight Chinese boat women were First Ave defendants, who had fined u total of $105 when they ap- previous convictions, were: fined $15. peared before Cmdr. G. F. Hole, to $40 each, the sixth,” seventh, and Harbour Master, in the Marine Court eighth being fined $10 each.