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THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1945.
THAT UNEXPLODED BOMB!
PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S TWELVE POINTS
Wonders will never
cense and Ilons and lumba will noon be inging in profusion with ench other when Ma). Quintin Hogg, Connorvative M.P. for Oxforl And former President of the Ox- ford Union, half-American leader of the Tory reformers, alerts raising Mr. Miennel Fost, for- mer President of the Cambridge Union and militant young Labour M.P. for Devonport, for "his per feally admirable speech and Darly Mail" and the "Daily when, in The rohtume of the
Hierad," these two Members of Priament
write articles with gemen! Bad
DHAY porta also And themselves pany of Mr. W. J. Brawn. dependent M, P. for Rugby onlenst of the Labour Party, who, in the columns of the "Diy Ex dress,” han given his agerezat (the first of a 1ས*"]:༥། of the Covermatent's progress so far.
Among the subjects of this sur ofprising agreement between Maj
Hoge and Mr. Foot tatut erky and the worsening or rela totis between the U.S.A., Russia Britains. It does not take long To andrweive
rolize that President Truman's Commandments" Eave
The 4.8 MBE which inseres It would have dicen dua boon mantà agror jo da Prom possible to deal wimilarly with en loxying for tho Tinslet singlom | the greater criminals of the pre o thu dat theorder will find letter is a duir so.
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and thereby adva
*hu must ship likely in bo konving | heard for the United Kingdom is the thus the "GLAND CHIEFTAIN o mark which is expected t› lowvo on or about the 90th Baca.ube
HEP VETATION OFFICE. Elon hong,
2nd December, 19445
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MR. ERNEST BEVIN'S BIG STICK
By Michael
new figure appeara or the political scene. Let's introduce him. He is a young Lieutenant, doring Rad robellious. Not for the common understanding which ever. It is true that the nations him the soperifics which may con- we all wish to attain.”
of this world want, on the whole, tent the elder statemen. Not "BRITAIN ALONE.
to live in freedom from any sort
for him the gl excusen which Maj. Quintin Hogg, after re-of Imperialism. But Europeans will satisfy comfortable authority. ferring to the economic confusion are, almost to a-man, nearly as He in for abow-down all along the
Blustrated by the afraid of the dollar imperiallam line. in the world.
He demands an answer or, Argentine fivine so much muize of American big business an by Hercules. Hel knows why. and so litthoil that they are to any other URL
Xin name? day burning corn on the cob for fuel and also by the growing dan ger of starvation In Europe, Anya: "Britain alone can m that moral and political leader. ship which could guide us out of this mudąle. In the absence of British Initiative. the Timlin - tions of the
"It is not enough for Americans to abstain from territorial aggres sion, to which they were never much attracted, but they abandon all their efforts to snatch piger share of world trade than they are entitled to receive, by seeking to export while ex American approach cluding imports from others. to the profilem are well iustrated · "When will the Ameriena Pre- by Preoflent Tramma's recentsident expain that the average sprechi.
European would object to being "Kis twelve 10W 'command owned by Wall Street rather more Bients are hardly an Improve than being ruled by Washington, ment on the original ter: The and has an weanny feeling that Americans are always telling us the former, and not the Infter, iş they desire in territorial advan the danger he has most to fear? tae, eontemplate no apression "When will the American Pre un their neighbours.
ve of
sident
that HALY
the
evonomile changes in frontiers-unless policy of the United States be- freely accepted by the peuples tween the wars was the immediate, concerned and that they cannot occasion of the slums of 1929 end understand why other nations are of much unemployment bath there unable to accept their own high- and here? windedness and idealism in such tuntlers.
no
Reprove
"What drives * friend of America ment to despair is the afmost comnilste absence frons such American declarations of faculty of selferitivism
Cantly the US govets no territory. being portions of President Tru CORRESPONDENCE pogn's speech, which come in for most criticism.
เ
"A SACKED TRUST"
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which FILTE menstionale
from huntjie sparters
allies are attempting Mr. Mabnel Foot in the "Daily revenge in the for Hecall RVs, what was wanted of las An opportunity, brow wat gesture from at least one
the would hav
Powers three missund in valen
averwhelming goodwill and week valuable predent on
ong ke perve the wall of susiricioni which to found future leal pro
which has grown up between the Simer the Najbol
Three Powers lawyers THE diplomatist}
"WA"
Parsidret Truman's have laboured erafinuoudy spreek designed As such burk! up interuntional law intel tare? Perhaps it was. The secrets;
colesent code. It is now fr of the atom bomb are to be held plicitly illegal, under the Pact as a sacred trust and other na of Paris, which Germany and toons are invited to put their faith
I America's pacific intention Haly signed, la resort to
Commitenting on this subject Trent Hote of national
f
Capt. The Royal Air Force (Works a net
the charge Blackburn, Labour M.P. for Bir Services is desirous of trait ingrought before the new tribunndintagebam. King's Norton, said
"building bombs, instead for subsequent employment on are of specifle infractions of it by RAF works, a restricted number treaties, of the customary rules of ending man's drudgery. Pre at Civilian Plant Operators.
ahdent Truman thought f regalating
he Win IL sacred truud, we Applicants shod presentations, and of the universally discharging
Lucifer for be mistaking themselves for an interview at
930 hours
on Tunday, 4th manity ember, 1945 to FL GR.Nognized sources of valid inter
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Continues:
sarred
ThQSL the Almighty"
Foot Mir, Michael "As far as Ria is converted Kirk at lenda orters, 5358 A. mit against German saligeels stony grount.
such ameals are likely to fail on
I beg the whul mx, 317 Prince Edward Road,
in Geenuny, in time vonenia. question. Lustrad
Dreving Kowloon or at 0930 hours on
America's goodwill. The President tion cap of elsewhere, my duesday 5th December at the to in an exceptional category, asks the world to Recept it as an 58 Wing Survey Ollice, Tail int Are coming before Maxiom. Wai Shan, New Teritorica.
in tripnti-13, Applicants should be of a which German juridical over "mechanical" turn of mind, eignty may be held feelinically In the main it may be vested. Healthy, and able to speak some
sand that the law of which the Eglish.
Breach is alleged was read Successful applicants will bw a
the time
the offences What is Ow required to report to R A.F were committed,
tion, Kai Tak of 0830 hours can be analysed in two part4. The first is the xing upon in-
courts.
the
of the
any whatso
SOCIAL PROBLEM
Sir. A popular
of the Nong day, played by Spike Jones ent his City Slickers 14 all about The wild, wil wamen.' The Services version Koes something
the Lain
mess they
"Or that what the British peo ple fear more than Socialism and the incompetence of the Labour Government is being involved in another Wall Street crash due to the
ability of the US. A. to con trel the wilder oscillations of their economic pendulum?"
but
Mr. W. J. Brown, Independent M.P. for Hugby, reserves most of his bricks not for Amerten. for the British Government
In articl
in the
"Daily Express" be is optimistic In con trust to most saraply abonat future relations with Hen Un the grounds that "three things of the utmost importance
true f Russia. First. it wienia:
pence, for it has a job of reconstruc tron to de of which we have little conception.
"Serandly, it does 2018 WATH other people's territory, for it has within its OW.I borders very thing it needs. Thirdly.
ene.
Se
Those Wanchm women Those Wanchai wurden They're making a mess out of
llow true! What have made of the lives of many servicemen since their arrival in
Stalin hum Hong Kong. Ninety per cent of enough of the effect on his troops them are stricken but are alloweit of online with the Freer Census to continNAA? to hawk themselves of the Western Demeracies no themagh the streets of Hong Kong.
to want to send them further into Obviously the only thing to do Marobe. is to round them all up and pot them behind bars.
Stalin wants friendly IL would be Governments on his wentera bor useless to auprouch The problem ders. Teac Also, be in etling from the site of the Serviceman. them in characteristically ruthless This thing is as did as Eve, and Gushion, but that alone ouurht not cannot be stumped out. To letto account for the strained rain The situation
would be Honship existing. What does ac inviting 11 majur catastrophe.
Soul for it? Allied
Bowling- Even how hospitals, and hospital
the secret of the news to share shaps in Hong Kong harbour are atom bomb hus fallamed all these receiving mure and more sufferers. duck suspicions of the Westers Al the present moment, in the Democracies which Russia (not U.S.A.. people are writing ti
without reason) nursed is the newstompers, holding meetings, de days before the war past Fati
and which and showing their collaboration in Wor bad only disapproval in general of the re- partly bulled. burt that the S Navy is run- "Unexploded. that Borth is al
Распарчена во mag eensed
Tokyo Kt as dangerous. As if did did they but realise, iL IN the explode 1 thust sensible Baner the US. Rather than have avy could die.
as herself
trust, Rug V justifiably sprek 14. emulate her in this noble mussion
the President Waght not
have been wiser to have called a meet ing of the Sveurity Council of 3 20 the 'ted Nations while problem yould openly docussed?
"A second point President's words
develop
where the their men enerving disease back BREAKDOWN IN
have been to their
homeland they opened stashers which the In |would use witinal fear.
on which the are irrelevant to the real issue ranKOTAS Far East. America disavows
For was not
Monday, 12th December 1945 divifunts of the guilt of the il- when the first course will can legal nets of nations, partimulie; iden of terrtional expansion or Quence. The duration of the] ly greaRİ ve war, commited melish avantage. It would hav Course is six weeks, and the ho is under their politiend authority, been heiprút it so bold and gener gibe 0830 to 1700 h urs with The second is the panish- our a statement, had been soŠILU- break for midday meal between ment
indicunts what more sperite. Íz30 and 1930 hours. This mid † found Kulily, which is vae of Russia's suspicions, valced ut the Council of Foreign Minis day meal must be taken in the entrusted to the discretion of
ters, the outcome of Americas ne- site as trainees will the allowed the tribunal, infernational lawton in the Pacific, generally, and in particular? It 」 THIS leave the aerodrome during having never hitherto been pro-Japan
use imaginink that these quer- aining hours. Facilities for vided with any sanctions to its
In these two respects Lions can be pushed aside by the faring food and water will be there in an undeniable client pronouncement of a few comfort . provided.
able nlatitudes, for until they ar of ex post facto law, which is a Bates of pay will be as under: — principle uncongenial to any ad- answered the crisis in confidence remains and we are no nearer to Jurisprudence. vanced LK. $2.00 per day plus H K. Sit takes this form, however, 1.00 per day for subsistence, the grievance of the accused can
rules.
"When
Ufter successful completion of be but slight. The substantia training and upon the engase, objection to retrospective eri- ment of the operator by the minal legislation is that It is un- R.A.F.; he will be paid at the fair to punish a man for an act skilled labour rates approved which, at the time he commit by the Civil Authorities which led it, the law had not declared are nt present H.K. $3.50 per to be wrong. In these case the day plus H K.$1.00 subsister co criminality of the acts at the
time they were
MOBILE CANTEENS FOR N. T.
Mobile canteeń trucks, brought
into the Colony by N.A.A.F.I., are to cater to Servicemen in outlying districts.
or ton
We did it ourselves in Alexan- dria, Egypt, and a great stecens they were.
trembles or
aloes one, at the thought of what would happen if the people 41 home discovered. it. but look at the money saved. noney that would have been avent caring mea at a time when economy was |forced upon us. Even nore - Dortant is the fact that these
men would have been BICK, We could afford no sick men those daya.
An offelni red light district,
would ensure that no enreles sailor or soldier went home with a shadow hanging over him.
has been done before. it can be done again. Surely we are not going to close our eyes to prostitu- tion and its evils as we did before the war? This is an enlightened agre, let us act as though we lived in it,
*
PURITY.
AQUA NON PURIS
TRAM SERVICE
Thousands of intending specta tora were unable ave the first half of the charity football game yesterday because of a breakdown in the overhead wire of the Tram way yesterday afternoon shortly after 3pm. The break occurred near Cleverly Strect.
A repair car was soon on the toak but it was almost an hour be- fore the service was resumed.
Good work was done by Inspec- tor Lau Chan, of the Tramway Company and the driver and con- ductor of Car No. 111 in keeping the crowd and traffic from the live wire on the ground.
As a result of the temporary suspension of the tram service, bieyles, tricycles and rickshaws did fares demanded were very high. good business but the Rickshaw pullere demanded $0, eyellate $5 and tricycles $12-16 for a trip from Ice House Street to Sookunpoo. Many paid these fares to be in time for the game. RESIDENTS RETURN
Four of them have arrived in Sir, To live a man must drink.
FROM SHANGHAI committed is the Colony and it is expected that But drink what?, Doctors tell us many pinta a day to per day. Operators may receive not in question; and to cont-they will be put into service with- to drink
daya They cusure good health. In a week
In Berlin
Mr. F. C. Barry, of the Hong up to 20 per cent, increase on plain of an indictment based on will visit outposts in the Now you can't drink water without it Kong and Shanghai Hotels, as the basic pay for proficiency cz post facto legislation is tan-
Territories and eloowhore carry-first having been treated. In returned to Hong Kong from n tependent on skill acquired tamount to pleading that the
Hong Kong the water is rendered trip to Shanghai. ing refreshments, cigarettes etc. under operational conditions,
Part accused knowingly committed a
of the
equipment is a undrinkable because of the chemi- In the same plane were Mr. wrong in reliance on the omla- Successful applicants will be slon of the law to provide for short wave, receiving acts, but our eals that are added to kill lurking D. F. Landale, of Jardine Mathe-
reporter gathered that these were germs.
wo then to drink? son and Company, Mr. Laurence not strictly intended for 3.0.8. calls on a duit, beerless ovening.
Boer? pativo and the queues outside the special trip, Mra Ida Gharzo, It avema the only alter Kadéorie, also returning from o China Float Club twice a day Mr. P. Tkachenko, and G. Capt. seem to suggest it is held to be a Hopkins, Principal Chaplain good iden. But we are not all of [R.A.F. the same mind.
'quired to engage on R.A., its punishment.
Works, if so desirea by the R A.F,
for a period of 12 months after
uccessful completion of training, SHARP RISE IN
and will be required to sign an V.D. RATE a, reemont epvering this and similar points. This ogreement may be inspected at the above
dreasen,
What are
I shall maintain the suspenar no longer. His sume is Captain Quintin Hogg. He represents the Voters--or rather
Foot, IM.P.
A
thority of the Big Three must bo macrosanct? Mr. Hogg, if words mean anything, in insisting that Mr. Bevin should have rald so. The result would be to reduce the new World Organisation to cypher whateve misgivings may be felt about the, weaknesses of the new organination--and a for ther result of that pulley will bo to strangle in to cradle one body. through whose agency
We can secure genuine international con- trof over atomic energy.
Mr. Hogg's policy will be to Britain too a cypher in world's polities. If our purpose in foreign politics in to neglect all principles and merely seek with an ingratiating naile Aplausibio agreement between the Big Threa then we shall acon And that wo have been treated an a flunkey.
In short we should sink again to the stale which Mr. Hogg, Orst hero of Chamberlain, almost
minke a mipority of
the voters--in Oxford. But we've heard of him before. Wasn't he the fellow who won the by-election [ round about the year 1938 an the Arch-champion of Chamberlain? Isn't he the beat claimant to the title of member of the Munich Gung?. He is the very same, but he la the same with a difference.
"Bless thee, the art trans- lated?" cried Quiner and Carpen- "A Mid-Summer Night's Drenni" when they found him wearing a donkey's head.
ter in
Mr. Hogg elniins that "govern- ment in failing before our eyen." "Most
consplenomaly is faillag In the sphere of Foreign Affairs." Relations with America Are worse than before the vetinas and relations with Kunsia much less happy to
It is further charged that Doe- tor Eva and the Government of Australin in offended by thr "ignoring of their elaim to share in the victory decisions."
"Who is rempoisible for such "deterioration"
The
COVER, and
Labour Government. of
partieularly, experienced Mr. Brnest Bevin with his vulgue tendeney to wiek the "big stle."
reduced as. it was Chamberlain who exhorted that a few great Powers couk! diclate the destiny of the world. Chamberlain, who believed
that rights of amail peoples like the Czechs and Spaniards could be cast to the winds on the excuse of expediency. Chamberlain, who AU cheerfully destroyed the influence of the existing world organisation,
Mr. Hogg is a more faithful disciple thun he knows. He 1A angry
with Mr. Hevin for not treading the same old path to ruin again.
The new government is only at the beginning of its task,
more
Stronger action weinst the menace of Royalist terror Greece, bulder plans for the even- Luni reform of France, more com- prehensive policies for the con- struction of Europe, more nagina- Thun Mr. Hogg makes the first tive schemes fur the control of
the art essay in
of apposition. atorule energy and
a prodigious As a comment on the international attempt to move towards the ideal situation following the failure of of a world government -- these are the Foreign Ministers' Conference. Minu of which I hope the govern- Mr. Hogg's remarks have the same ment to advoesto and assist. logie as the old story about the For their fulfilment moon being made of green cheese.
they will Lo recall require fresh altempts. Why did the Confermare fall? the big Powers together and with Mr. Ernest Bevin has
given a longer persuasion overcome their the answer. The truth was evid suspicions of one another, ent before, but
is god that it Mr. Ernest Bovin and the should have been so plainly stated. Labour movement wh fought
Procedure was'nt the only rock on
successfully against the attempt to which the Conference split. destroy the Soviet Republic in There was als the question of 1920 have no need to be instructed principle.
in the principles underlying the Russia, arguing that the full Angio-Soviet Alliance by the mem- final authority numt rest with bera of the Party which worked so the
"Big Three." Brital and nasiduously to construct a wall of Amerien argued that claims of suspicion between our two coun- others who had made substantial tries from 1920 to 1938. contributions Lo vietury could not Indeed, perhaps, when the So- be ignored.
viet States become
accus- Thin was
the Insur and it is
to the tomed
of the presence profoundly important that every Labour
Britain Gavernment in one should reengnise Rs implica. they may repay us for that ser- Lions. It was ofte which win always waiting to be resolved and
Ivice which we once did for them. Meanwhile, the refuant of Mr. which
was only concealed from Bevin to sneriace principle at the the public gaze by the fact that,Foreign Ministers Conference in waging war, all nations were does not mark a retreat any more ready to accept the dictation of than a refusal to accept Amerienn the Ilig Three.
dictalion on the bend and Lense The principles now ecitate into crisis marka TU weakness in view Junt AN boulder lutherto British diplomary. submersed rises into when the tide goes ont.
How would Mr. Hogg have the British Government deal with the problem? Perhaps if experienced Mr. Eden had been negotiating in the place of Mr. Beviu, the Minis-; ters would have departed pretend- ing that the boulder did not exist and that all was for the best in the best possible world. Mr. Eden might even have persuaded Ameri cans to agree to yet another face saving meaningless formula since the Americans by mes are m concerned as ourselves with the rights of others besides the Big Three,
prominearr
The result would have been disastrous.
Dr. Evatt of Australin demands the particlntion of his country in the peace treaties in Europe.
Failure to agree on wrong and in tho long Tun unworkablo policies prepares the ground for a winer and more lasting agreement.
Sausage Machine For Repatriates
placo
"We docked at B RUW called Adalylys, a military transi tion camp built since the war." writes a Hong Kong repatrinte outlining his experiences
on his Journey home. We may take it that he in till "We were met by band and more concerned with Australia's Bags welcoming us in. We went
of 400 rights to participate in the Asia- ashore in parties
each, tle peace treaties.
boarded a train and were taken Zealand's or Canada's
With Australia's rights or New to Ataka Camp, some 15 minutes
or South journey. for breaking up the British Com- by all sorts of peoplo Africa's would be a brief pecipe
"On arriving, we were greeted and then monwealth. This is to be one of entered what they called the sau- the frat consequences achieved by sage machine. where We were the policy of a now Disraeli. fitted out from top to bottom. I No less dianatrous would have walked in one door and passed been the effects on France. To different counters, collecting some- oxclude France from ait declatona thing at each about peace would be to condema
W werd
clothes and good ones at her to the rank of a subordinate sivilling a civilian. I received power to perpetrate the foolish that. quarrela which have prevalled be- tween Britain and France in the taken to another shed, a N.A.A
"After fitting out.
past few years which the new FI. Canteen. whore we were re- government will do its best to galed with food and drink (soft). repair.
Here then is the second item and talked with us.
and where people came around in Hogg's charter. While break-
"Istor, at the docks there was. ing up the Commonwealth with another canteen, a cinema and a one hand he would have wished shop where you could buy thing. fluence in Europe with the other. excollent, and apart from calling Mr. Bovin undermine our in-
"The remainder of the trip wis But tharo, is worso to come. at Gib. for malle, wo wore non- To deliver nit power into the hands stop for Southampton whore wo of the Big Three, would be tornet arrived on November 8,
Mr. Beyin indicated in de "We were
on Friday fance of the principles of the and wore told we should go United Nations Organisation.
nshore next morning, but needlesn The "China Mall" has recolved barton Oaks and in San Francisco for home that evening with my After the long debate at Dum to say I was ashore and bound a donation of $10 from Mr. W. L
and despite the insistence by the wife, who had brought the car." Choy, of H.5. Rethour and Com big powers-chiefly Russia and pany, accompanied by the follow America-on the full acceptance of their rights, it was agreed Will you be so kind na to send that France and China should be over the enclosed to the B.A.F. permanent members of the Securi- tion Squadron, Kowloon, as a should be represented upon it and token of, my humble appreciation that all should be able to oxorcist of the charitable worit they are their rights in the General As- doing for the children in the embly. Kings Park Orphanage."
'DONATIONS FOR KING'S
PARK ORPHANAGE
AIR PASSENGERS
Five passengers loft by C.N.-
What then? Wine? Grape wine? Washington, Dec. 2. A.C. plane for Shanghai, via Honey Bee Special? Rather expon The Army Medical Department Canton, yesterday. They were sive thirst quenchors and not alto- to-day reported a sharp Increase Mrs. Hermine L To, Mia Rose- gother good for the health. Ad- In the rates of venereal diseases mary To, Mr. Frederick To, Mies mittedly germs could not thrive This is on cxcellent opportunity among American tropus at home Vilan Jean To and Miss II. 1. in it, but are not wo a kind of for the individual, or for the con- and abroad as the fighting ended. Young. For Canton were: Mr. J. outsize gorm?
In the Pacile area the rate in I. L. Turner, Mr. E. Turner, There is milk of course. Milking_lotter: tractor's man, to get training increased from five casos por 10 Mayon Kam, Mr. W. 3. Lulch, but I find the milik in Hong Kong
Lo Kwang-ta, is good for us to wa nodern public works plant and mon early in January, to 97 in Mr. Yusa Cngineering equipment. Re-Juno.
Miss Chun Alu-300, Mr. 9. K; The marked Increase occurred Ming, Mr. Y. L. Loo, Mr. *** Carries a taste very similar to the OMeers of 5024 Airfeld Construc- tv Coumell and that other powers Construction and development
It neoms there is nothing else As the fighting in the Philippines Woo, Mr. C. H. Chang, Mr. T. C. will almost guarantes continued dimlitished. There was more op- Cheung. Mr. Lok Wing-kle, Mr. for us but to die of thirst or Omployment for skilled and ox-portunity for exposure" the De-0. M. Lei, Mr. R. T. Chad, Mr. Join the navy. perienced operators.
partment galdAssociated Press. B, Y. Chiu, and Mr. Y. S. Mok.
BEERY DILL.
Y. K. tanto in the water,
are told.
Are we now to say that au-
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