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February 11, 1956 ( .Pdf ) .......... • a . � ·tri� D • /� Al!sbutS!1 nZ9hts... It saves you money '-", // . .�� 7k1l�W � - ��£_t ROAD -� >II- � lUG .,<::-:;.� 6, mean d.'1 Ze."U days need regular nights of restful sleep to keepyou tit. YOUand energetic. So, follow the example of countless other people and drink delicious 'Ovaltine' at bedtime. Remember that 'Ovaltine' contains Nature's best foods -including MALT, MILK and EGGS-and is fortified with extra vitamins. Drink delicious ��:'-���al ��·�W _ Ovaltine Sold in airtight tins MAJi.T FLAVOUR OR €HOCOJi.ATE FLAVOl!1R by all Chemist-s and Stores VERY IMPORTAN'f-Note that .. THE WORLDS BEST NIGHT-CAP the large size' Ovaltine • tin 80D;'Y1:4R P.C.349 contains 16 ounces. AStI( FOR DIESTAMPING COPPER PLATE GOLD BLOCKING CAN BE DONE - Cl and a glass RIGHT HERE IN half of fresh milk JAM A I C A? in every 1/2 lb. Plate (business and visitIng cards) printing can be dane in 011 coloius, eIl Agents: T. GEDDES GRANT LTD. 139/143 Harbour Street Kingston PIONEERS OF ,----�----.I PROCESS Cm.OUR WORK IN J���l\ THREE TIlE PAGODA Spotligkt- AGAIUN AlnrACIKS C 1M1111NlI� S IE no the of the and best People are beginning to wonder why Spotlight Magazine loses Weare forced to wonder at appalling travesty highest -opportunity to smear the Chinese Community. The latest evidence of principles of journalism. that not "be as smart as he what looks like blind unreasoning hatred of this section of the Jamaican Spotlight suggests Mr. Buckley may to make population was an article appearing in that magazine's latest issue. thinks". Our experience is that Mr. Buckley always manages their words. We at know that that Gist was that . "Chinese drive two out of every three American the people who think so, eat Pagoda as a remarkable take care of himself. estimable has to -cars on the road not the Chinese in businesses such manufacturing gentleman ability Trade is in such a situation that and wholesaling . but the boys in the retail trade". Ergo, "improper The Retail Food precarious every that "book-keeping and Income Tax evasion are suggested as the reasons why passing day finds Chinese deserting it. It is common knowledge into fields of endeavour in which -Chinese are driving "Detroit Chariots". they are going other chiefly Agriculture, that are their cars field we are to say concentrating To suggest that Chinese drive more than 66 per cent of these particular pleased they talent for hard work and a success. Let the Editor a well known making :is to put it mildly untrue. In survey conducted by Pagoda less than of let all know that there is no substitute for hard cent were Chinese owners. Jamaica 10 per consigned to Spotlight, maximum success is to be achieved. work in any field of endeavour if The of is so that one is in­ improper book-keeping dastardly are of the Island's charge Young Chinese to be found doing well in every section -clined it to the Communist of Lies". to compare technique telling "Big economic life. Under British a man is deemed innocent until proved jurisprudence guilty. us. this Let Spotlight gnash its teeth at We know that in regard they do not speak for any other persons but themselves and that their words with the bitterness of envy, and reactionary UNITY COULD M£AN drip irresponsibility WHAT discrimination. As a section of the Jamaican press we mourn that Spot­ of this There are 15,000 Chinese-Jamaicans in Jamaica. The bulk light has plumbed such new depths of shame. number are be found in the area of Central in the heart of this whose hand lifted to Kingston Let every Chinese-Jamaican know day is 1:he Chinese however, scattered the him it in his heart and walk forti­ capital city. are, throughout length a gainst him. Let carry with prudence, and breadth of the island. Traditionally, Chinese axe in this country asso­ tude and with Pride. oiated with the retail food trade. Within the past IS years or so there BY PAGODA STAFFER. has been a great branching out into all sections of the Island's economic "and social life. To a remarkable extent they have been able to preserve -much of the cultural qualities of China, as well as their own identity as FOR SALE .a racial group. as This we maintain does not place them in any derogatory light 1949 Hillman, engine in good condition, three good being first of all West Indians. They have rather added much to that vast amorphous known as Culture. In an Island which prides concept tyres, £125 or nearest offer. Telephone 43045 "itself to be fa!' and away in front of the rest of the world in racial toler­ in a that can ance, Chinese are their fair share building Jamaica doing durmg office hours. "be a shining example to the rest of the civilised world, not withstanding 1:he small size of our geographical area. We The race that loses its sense of pride loses the will to live. exhort each person of Chinese ancestry therefore to live as though they .are proud of their ancient heritage with malice to none and goodwill VACANT to all. POSIT'ION Limited is interested in from We encourage the full and fre€ integration of this racial group into Pagoda applications the whole. Yet, let no one forget thOS€ Chinese organisations founded for suitable young ladies for position in advertising the protection and advancement of Chinese-Jamaicans. With the proper department. Successful applicant will be required sense of and with oneness of action on matters of vital interest unity to run this department independently and will do -to all, much can be done. a limited amount of typing. Salary according to Consider in the fi€ld of Politics what it could mean if the community but will not be less' than £6 p.w. "Please as a voted for one candidate. ability whol€ political - own details on this. in of" Please meditate apply handwriting," giving " quali- fications, etc. �,,"l\Ilmll\\\IIIlIII\\\U\\\\\\I\\\\\\IIIUI\\II\\I\lU\U\I\\\I\\III\\\\Ul\lllUIII\\IIIU\IlIU\IlIIIUuuunummu\IU\I�mUUU\I\\WWIIlIIW_-!i Apply to: "SITUATION" I Fletcher & Company Ltd. I P. O. Box 71, � § Kingston. § Montego Bay IGngston � � 12-20 Harbour St. 73 Harbour St. � � General Agents & Attorneys for:- � THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA m �§f.���:;�f��:�=Jg�:g�;:n:�:lvania SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS OF JAMAICANS General Managers, Maritime Life Assurance Co., Ltd. � SINCE 1889 § Place ALL your Insurance requirements with us at the � LOWEST Cost with MAXIMUM Protection 1§ _�-i:! ""_;::::1_"",,,,_1- SEVENTEEN BRANCHES IN JAMAICA AT YOUR I Strength Reputation Service I ;\\\lII:lIl11\\\\\1N\II\\\\\\I\lIl1\\\\\\lI\\I\\\\\\III\\\I\\\I\\\\II\\\\llI\II\\III1IlI\\\\II\l1\\\\\\\\\I\I\1II11\I\\II\\\\I\I\III\I\\\l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m\\I\\\\I\\\I\\I\t\\\I\\\III\\\\\\\I\I\\\� DIS_l)OSAL YOUR PATRONAGE IS INVITED ES'rABLISHED 1832 FEBRUARY FOuR 11, 1956 the Editor ahoot 1l word froID LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR THE CHINESE NEW YEAR KUNG HE FAT CHOY! THE EDITOR, Sir:- about the history of Jamaica and cent will not under­ I find the article in your last issue an equal per in stand what you are about. Once again the lunar year has ended and a new year looms view. entitled, "Should Chinese-Americans talking Isn't that bad? Across the island, the Chinese community will celebrate the occasion with Study Chinese?" very interesting but the I doubt much if Chinese-Ja­ Now I would suggest that the lead­ banquets and other social functions, and forget, if even' for a day, very maicans will take the matter serious­ ing centres in this community do lipS and downs of the commercial world. ly. They are too cold, indifferent, something about this. The Chinese eeltish. asui. shallow to see the im­ Public Scr.,ool or the Chinese Athletic This year's Chinese New Year falls on Sunday and it is quite likely portance Of knowing more than one Club should ta700 it upon themselves that the celebrations will be carried over into But before the Monday. language. to organize night classes in which and old takes this of its readers, lectures about China and Jamaica year ends, Pagoda opportunity wishing Very few Of them know anything the He Fat could be course, lectures advertisers, traditional "Kung Choyl" Of Chinese history, culture and the given. Of be but with the rich heritage that is China's; still can very dull, right Chinese New Year is a wonderful It is the Western Christ­ it can be made an holiday. more, very few Of them know any­ man, interesting, of subject. mas and New Year all wrapped in one package. It is a period good­ thing of Jamaican history. What absorbing will and understandlng, of experiencing the joys of giving, of paying debts they have learned in school is for­ I am aware Of course, that there of it gotten as soon as they have gone are a who will regard this study so that one may start with a clean sheet, and most important all, few out into the world to make their of Chinese history and culture as is a when friendship is strengthened and family ties made more period living. Between the two cultures­ un-Jamaican, but I believe it is no binding. Chinese and Jamaican-the average more un-Jamaican than studying Chinese-Jamaican is left standing Spanish or Latin. , ties the Chinese and seems It is symbolic of the strong family among chasm.
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