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The new car park (shown in white) at Statue Square was officially opened yesterday next to the Conotaph. The space was granted by Government following negotiations Initiated by the Hong Kong Automobile Association. Work on an additional park now in process on the bilo opposite, a corner of which is shown in the extreme left of this picture.-"China Mall" photo.
Today
eH meeting, 50, Mactionnell
Rond, 8.30 p.m.
heero Services Club, dancing
class, p.3.
Rotary celebrates United Nations week
United Nations Week was celebrated by the Hong Kong Rotary Club with a programme devot- ed entirely to the United Notions at its weak- ly luncheon of the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden yesterday.
Tine Dragons Services Club, dan- The
eing class, p.m. boxing classes. 7 p.m.; Blm show, 8.30 p.m.
nion Jack Club, whist drive, 7.45
11.11.
NAÄFI Club, Kowloon, darts, 8
p.m.; spotlight, 9 pan. Debating Soriety. European YMCA, "Prevcative War", 8
p.m.
Women's Section, European YMCA, Ganies Morning, 10
a.m.
Sino-British Orchestra, rehearsal, at St. John's Cathedral hall, 6.15 p..
Coming events
TOMORROW
Lectur! on *The Democratic Principle in British Educa- tion' by L. S. Pearson, British Council library, 5.30 pan.
Kowloon Rotary Club, lunch at Peninsula Hotel, 12.30 p.m. Sino-British Club Music Group. concert at St. Stephen's Girls' College, 8:30 pm. NAAFI Club, Kowloon, snooker.
7. Union Juck Club, tombola, 7.30
p.m.
Nine Dragon's
Services
Consular Body of Hong Kong was present en bloc as guests of the Club, and they were in- troduced to the gathering by Mr. H. Wrigley, the Australian Government's Trade Commis- sioner.
A flag of the United Nailors was presented to the Club by Mr. H. S. Hudson of the Unit- ed States Information Service.
The United Nations is today a much stronger influence toe naina. than most people realise. This is because the ultimate alternative to a successful United Nations is third world war. There would ne hare if there was no Uall-
The UN Flag, he said, symbo- ja Bsed peace, the first principle of
etary intentional, which has ed Nations. been in existence much longer than the United Nations, The latest events in Korca showed
how
much
the world wanted
Peace and what they would do 10 achieve it.
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1050.
HONG KONG TRADE SETS NEW RECORD
The total volume of trade for September at $762.3 *** million is once again à record, boing up "by
18.3, per cent over last month. Imports at $398.8 million were up by 21:2a por ĉoilt, and exports at $403.4 million up by 15.9 por cont, showing a large though "slightly decreased favourable balance of $44.6 million for the third 'successive month.
1.
is gratifying to observe that the Increase was largely due to China which accounted for more than one third of this month's trade. Figures for China and Macao are shown in millions of dollars below, last month's figures being given in brackets:—
Chloet
Importe Exporte Total
North 29.5 (82.6)=–74,2 (46.8) 103.7 (68.4) Middie 23.3 (114) 383 (28.3) B8.5 (297)
Drastic action by
Quirino
BANJA
1+
Manila, October 22.
The President of "the" Philip- pinės, Mr Elpidio Quirino, today proclaimed the suspension of "the privilege of habbus corpus" in casts of alleged sedition or re- bellion, ₤1
Figures for wood oil
costa The Colony's Trade in wood oil,
WDB officially on- nounced tonight." ***The announcement sold: "This measure calculated to facilitate the prosecution and flual disposi- Hon of Increasing number of belitous or otherwise subversive
Brising from
om seditious,reC
Government can no longer taler- This to the continuation of such "s state of affairs threatening mat only the peace and security of
South 64.7 €42.9 66.4 (30.41 121.1 fag Bj | one of the principal "Ching pro- acts of lawless CARTON
Миело
9.3 (13.1) 14.9 (13.4) 24.2 (23.6) Total 118,7 ($6.5) 188,8(126.9) 307.6(213.21 The item in Imports from North China which showed the largest Increase was raw silk, from a mere $2.000 to nearly $2 million almost all of which went to India' Other large items were textiles and soya beans.
~
the people, but very security. of the Sisle fleath
Jucts", in of interest. Below are the figures in piculs for the first alne moning of 1953 (@gures for the corresponding period of 1949 in brackets);
Imports
Exports 7,306.424,448) 4,658 (67,410) 35,147 (22,394) 22,181 (20.473) 45.931° (43,050) 28.668 132,368) President Quirino's proclama- 38.41 (88.241) 48,C58 123,830)tion followed renewed clashich in .24,604 (07.136) 24,30 €4,440) the last fewer days between 35.459-11436) 78,499 (38.566) Government forces and Com- D2.141 3,533) 61.884 (10.127) munist-led insurgents only a few 123,420 (11.020) 110,718 (28,184)
milee from Ma
Manilay the Philip- capital.
Inmuney Fehruary March April- May Jrine July
September 128,923 { 1,159) 126.358 (14,212)lier this month, he warned
Total 674,452(228,602) 598.7081346,185) Other noteworthy features of
Exports of raw collon to Narth China recovered from $0.5 million Augu
$17.1 million, sugar from $0.2 illion to almost $7 million, phar- aceutical products
from $3.6 millions to $0.0 millions, and coo. per wire from $2,5 millfons to 3.8 millions. There were de: reases in raw rubber, from $10.8 n. to $7.3 millions and In Irati nd steel, from $8.2 millions to *6.6 miliona,
The increase in imports from Middle China is again attributable A heavy shipments of sugar from Formosa, much of which one Train went to the Chinese main and: Increased' exports of forti- sers and paper to that area were
recorded, be
L
Rico imports
during this month white rice im- It is interesting to note that ported from South China amount- ed to a value of $3.9 million as
the month's floures are as follows: their guard against the "agents people of Manila to be on United Kingdom. Imports in-
creased from $27.0 to $32.8 mil- of subversion, adding that a Hion largely due to pharmaceuticonopolitan city like Monika cal products and textiles. Ex-might well be a hotbed of such ports of wood oil increased by
agants-Router. $1.7 millon but tenseed oil
decrease of $2.5 mil lon."
showed a
Dr. C. T, Warg, past district governer of Rotary, thared the ast speaker, The United Nations, he sold had proven by its actor in Korea that it was prepare foll, eggs, bristles, vegetables, roots Ho all out 10 preserve world and tubers chiefly used for human peace Rotary Internationalro-food, and textlics.
against $0.7 million for August,threnes Other main items responsible for the increase in imports were wood
Imports in
'than 100 per
Traveller claimant
to fortune
Malava British. creased by more cent due to heavy shipments of raw rubber, exports of which to China during September, 1950, totalled $29.9 million. Exports also registered a considerable in crease with textiles up by $3.8 million, clothing and underwear
Melbourne, October" 23. John Oataway, an Australian tip by nearly $2.0 million; manu- factured articles up by $1.8 mil-traveller for a boot polish firm,
13 tion and tron and sleck up by believes he heir to a $1.1 million.
£5,000,000 fortune left by a Burma. Exports of yarns and Scotsman who died more than
fell heavily from $5 100 years ago. million to $1.5 million.
The Scotsman, Peter Taylor of French Indo-China Imports fell Falkirk, left the money to from $5.8 million to $1.5 mil nephew on condition tlist be ad lion, thanks to the cessation of children. The will said that If The principal speakers of the
rice shipments. An all round he did not, the money was to br duy were Dr. Pedro Lobato, Dis- Presen's that spirit. The root of Exports of raw rubber nearly decrease in exports is also re-
and then. tled grand Mr. B. M. Gordon, Secre-int, and if the peoples of differ- million to $22 mullion, Other In- triet Governor of Rotary District warfare is lick of understand-
quádrupled in value from $5,3 corried.
Chat, for 100 years and
hy Germany, Exports nearly trac Taylor's descendants. as represented [tory of the Hong Kong Rotary ent notions,
bica
The nephew had no children. over last month, the chief Oataway, who lives in Middl | Rotary, would promote under-creases recorded were pharmaceui-items being oll seeds, nuts and Brighton, Victoria, with his 'wite.
from tical standing and goodwill, there will to $15 million; from and steel from hernels, mainly sesamum seed, and two children, thinks he can
products, $10.1 mbllon be peach.
$3,8 million to $6.0 million, dydin from $0.3 million to $2.3 mil trace his family back to Falkirk. ten; and dairy products, mainly His mother and grandparents $8.9 million; and non- ferrous base metals, from -$0.7
$1.6 million to
Japan. Imports from Japan $2.1 million, Exports of non- paratus fell from 83.9 million to electrical machinery and
ap under $1 million.
Club.
*
br.
"All within the four 'scas are deft, tanning matterials, from $4. Aled oves, from $0.6 million to were named and he sale!
Dr. Lobato, who is on his first official visit to the Hong Kong Club, gave some impressions of
ls rerent visit to the Rotary In- brothers, and therefore we should tornational Assembly and Con- live in pence," said Dr. Wang, Club.vention at Chicago. which he at- darts and table tennis. 7 p.m.tended as district governor. Heducted into Rotary yesterday.
nicuibers were in HK Women's International Club, little realised what a vast organi-
whist drive, 7.30 p.m.
sation Rotary International was
Mr. George Crilly. Y'a Men's Club, Ladies Night, at until he heard the master mindy manager A 3. Watson and
Chinese Bankers Club, Bank of the movement speak.
Company's Wine Department, and of East Asia Bldg.,
Dr. H. K. B. Armstreng.
p.m.
AXE MURDER
OF CREW
They'
new
re
to:
tonight
me vers
fact The 1. mped from $19.0 million to from Falkirk, which was only
that I am u Taylo $25.0 million as the full effect small village, makes
the liberalising of the Japan cbrident import procedure come to beat: The fortune is one of the big Figures in millions of dollars Of the total textiles accounted gest ever investigated by Aus for trade during September with for $11.7 million. Exports went tralian in sollaltors. Associate speciño localities of China or by up from $6.6 million ..to
$10,3 PICKS. Dr. Lanbato revived the mes-
The function was presided overlast month's ngures are shown in sage sent by the new President of by Mr. A el Arculil. Ifeng Kong
increase.
Imparte cordial to all
*.
specific routes are as follows } Imports
Rotary International te ull dis-Rotary Club Prezident who ex- brackets)!
governors
out the
trict goals for 1950-1051, among which was stressed the necessity of roping in for Rotary membership as well
more young men
increasing the number of senior active membership. Prac- tice of the four-why test with Oslo, October 23. emphasis on the virtue of honesty,
A police court at Namses. Cen-was also urged as one of the
tral Norway, today ordered 23-toais. year-old Jon Saltnes detained for 60 days for a mental examination after his complete confession, o Ahiving killed the three-mati crow- of the little freighter "Hellevik" with an axe on Sunday night, October 15.
The self-confessed crime took place when the coaster was at Bea near Geltholmen, an Folla, ofi the Western coast of Norway.
Saltnes said he
to repair his house,
wanted money
Saltnes, who is married and has two children, was on 'boarri the freighter as a passenger. He confessed to having killed the skipper, Paul Hellevik, the skipe perazon, Peder, and the third member of the crew, Guttorm Marvik, with on axe. He'' suld the scipper, was killed at the bridge, his son in the cabin while he was asleep, and Marvik in the -gulley.
The need for extending coin- unity service, and international service was also stressed, as well as strengthening the bond of understanding among peoples with different social structures.
World
events
ini Rotarians and guests.
SEQUEL TO BUS WOUNDING
Formosa Bouth-China
(by land) Bhanghat:
(by rail) (by tea)
from $16,7 million to $24.1 mll affected being textiles, and yarns Reportslon of which total rice accounted and threads. ***** 17.3 (0.6) 21.0 (19.4 for $18.2 million. The full inf} "Other" Countries. Imports of
81.7 (81.0 ) 04.2 (39.9xports of nearly 60 per cent Id raw sugar to the value of $3.2 mainly attributable to yarns and million from Mauritius were
The air freigh
4.3 (1.7)hreads, and to pharmaceutical right
U.S.A
0.0 (0.009) 9.7 (7.3) G.G(6.1 products. Hafnari ....... 0,3(0.1)
increase in Im-figures for the months show the The Colony's trade during this ports of $2.4 m million was entirely importance of the Colony a year with
China is remarkable. accounted for by manufactured centre of air-trille. Figures fot Figures for the first nine months articles, iron and steel, and raw imports and exports, exclusive Corporal John Maron, of B of 1950 in millions of dollars are cotton. Exports showed a drop of parcel post, were.
Weight Value Squadron. Third Royal Tanzs follows (gures for the cor- of $9 million, the decrease being Regiment, was charged before responding period of 1940 in brac:
43,203 kg. $13,164,187 00,200 Mr. R. W. S. Winter at Ków-
8,070,804 Imports Exporte loon yesterday with negligent ly discharging a firearm and 51.8 (80.3) 9.4 (182) + 41.3 (—20.6) wounding a bus conductor Int
February Lalchikok on Sunday.
Dotective Sub-Inspector E. P. The next speakor, Mr. R. M. Gordon, rald the fifth anniver- Grace stated that defendant had dary of the United Nations was very good eight-year army re- parhans more significant than cord and that at the time of the its predecessors because of pie. Indifent Mason was cleaning Bent world events. Less than pistol at a rest in the talchitok two months ago, he was attend. Bred.
After cleaning and ind the pistol The meetings of the Security
necidentally went! Counch at Lake Success, and off when defendant pulled the saw the representatives of dif. ferent nations présenting their respective views, without get
ting anywhere" PA It was like a prizo fight, but one was struck with the Imprds- slut how much better to at with words than to send thou sands of min to be slaughtered in
One cannot escape the conclu
Pending further Investigations
the police ordered · Saltnes to be. detained and mentallyfexomined, ▸
That
་་
landyard Light.
January
Balance
over a wide range of Imports boara' bristles, down by $1.4 mil. lion,
Pakistan Raw cotton to the value of $134 million was the
Total 103,471 kg. $22,434,001
The U.S. supplied gooda-by air 44.0 (24.0) 62.0 (83.0) 38,0 (11.0)abic Import, and much of this to the value of more than 80
March...
1
went to Ching Exporté fall Uy millions; Switzerland more than Aptl. 156.1) (49.1) -94.5 (818) + 41.4 (−175) $7.2 million, the chief terby $5 millions -49.3 (35.6) 61.6 (193) 4. 845 (−17.0) Maggot
4.5 (~-87.4) 80.0 (85.7) 26.4 (818)
Jun
BRO (81.9) 77.7 (80.8) + 10.7 (~~18-8) GE.0 (49.6) 04.3 (38.7) + 32.2 (~ 4.8) Augün
36.3 (45.4) 113.6 (52.3) 4 87.8 († 5.5) September
100.6 (10.0) 173.0 (73.0) + 04.4 X+22.1) 694,8(440.89 896.8(319.7) 4.304.81(-22.1)
tor, Chung Kut. In the leg. Chung
The bullet hit the bus conduc-2014 was "discharged after treatment at the Kowloon Hospital tears one week for a medical report
Mr. Winter adjourned the case
N
LIEGE EXPLOSIONS
· Liege, October 24. Twenty workers were injured
יין קוי
Opposition mounts to Schuman Plan
Frankfurt, October 24..
** | Carrying out of the Schuman Rian for pooling
Taking Mdcoo into account also, ***Western Europe's coal and steel 'tasources op-
the favourable Balance is yet fur- ther Moccased. Figures for the arst nine months of the year are
peared in jeopardy today.
The lati, fathered by the sticking by it, Industrial op-
Particularly will the situation
to nowe to tons of dollars), French Foreign Minister M. position will make carrying it
Imports Experts Balance Robert Schumph, was hailed out difficult neteen Chin, Norib. 2028 2014 only a few months ago as China). Middle .... 215 263.3 81.5 Chink, South 240:0 284.4 6.1 Europe's greatest hope for the
108.294 future."
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formet Rndar
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Wet Germany is solidly for the the time the Rofübilcans, word with 'eau de cologne,
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And pri
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possible but nocessi
for the harvest festival, Enervidce or how.' difficult
and shew feat!
¡ used to - crowd. into the middle lerenergoresana unazunaj 20,"
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bitroduped eau doe These negotiations may go orche
crowd for months, and
"not end that IE: What th
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