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Captured Film Reveals Features Of Soviet Jet Planes
Washington, Jan. 2,
Russian newsreels captured in Korea are giving US intelligence experts a close look at the latest Red combat planes.
The Air Force disclosed this today in screening for reporters at the Pentagon a film picked up in Korea about three weeks ago. It showed Russia's fastest known jet fighter and other types that have been reported in combat in recent weeks.
President To Visit President
The Red fighters were paced by the MIG-15, rated at 659.1 miles per hour. The films also showed a very similar, swept wing fighter known
the Type-15 which is believed to be about 20 miles an slower than the MIC.
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hour
Air Force officers said that Allled alrmen undoubledly had tangled with both types of jets.
The film niso showed slower jet known as the Type- 16, which is probably the first
Jet motor. This plane flies at
M. AURIOL GOING Russian fighter powered by aye TO WASHINGTON about 555 miles an hour,
Washington, Jan. 2. French President Vincent Auriol is expected here on March 27 for a week's visit us the
guest of President Harry Truman.
2
STILL FASTEST
None of the Russian jets "ple- tured has been reported faster than the American F-80 Sabre, recorded 1 speed of which 671.98 miles Dn hour over a measured course al Muroc Base in California last year.
time has Oficials said that
visit been agreed upon for which has been long In prepara-a tion,
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US. airmen In Korea have several times reported sighting Russian jet fighter that looked усту
very much like the better known Administration officials describ-MIG-15. The captured film has ed it primarily as courtesy enabled the Air Force to note the foodwill telp, but one which will slight differences between
for M. MIG and the Type-15 which Provide
opportunity Auriol to have discussions with were not clearly evident from
Truman and Mr George air observation. Mr
The film further showed that Marshall, the Defence Secretary. SELLESTALT
developing arc on such issues as West European Russian
Planes defence, German rearmament, along lines familiar to the US! One sequence_pic- Air Force. and Indo-China.
formation of TU-4 Mr Michael McDermott, State tured Department Press Officer, said "Tupeley" bombers that are so he knew nothing about the visit similar to the American B-29 that most obser- by French Premier Rene Pleven, Superfortress which Parls dispatches sald vers would be unable to distin- might come before the Auriol guish between the two types.
transport two-engined fuselage is almost identical to the Douglas C-47, but with a nose wheel like that used on
trip.
McDermott sald there Mär have been no discussions with the French on that subject.
Diplomats said if M. Pleven
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CHINA
Ketablished' 1847
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1951.
Two War-Time Scenes From Korea
Here are two contrast. ing scenes from the war Above front in Korea. Chinese prisoners round- ed by US Marines in the frigid mountains of North two Korea. Opposite, mascots of the Middlesex Regiment, a Korean boy whose parents were killed and who has been re- named Sandy, and a black and white rabbit. They are seen at a British front line position north Seoul. Pictures by AP and London Express Ser- vice.
of
Former PM
The Russians also are using a Criticises
whose
wants to come to Washington the latest series of Martin trans- he State Department would ports.-Associated Press,
Consider a possible agenda, but
there is no present Intention to take the initiative here.
Madame Auriol will accom- pany the President and
they
will be guests at Blair House, the President's temporary home, for at least part of their visit,;
Associated Press,
RAID ON
OPIUM DEN
Congress
MacArthur
Sydney, Jan. 2. former Australian Prime Minister, Mr W. M.
A
Hughes General
said today that Douglas Mac.
Rejects Two Arthur's New Year's Day
Bills
Washington, Jan. 2. Bills to make an estimated
88,000 Asians in the US eligible
suggestion
that Japan might have to re-arm leaves the him "wide open to severest criticism."
Commenting at a news con- ference on the General's declara-
for. American citizenship, and tion that Japan might have to to provide
burial benefits for re-arm if international lawless- Philippines veterans died with on
Con-ness continued to threaten the the passing of the 81st gress.
Proponents of both measures
peace, Mr Hughes said;
"I decline to accept General were hopeful of reintroducing MacArthur's advice in this mat- them and securing their passage early in the session of the 82nd Congress now started.
had
Re-arming Japan, he said, would be "a pretty high price to pay for the assistance of those who only yesterday were our
veterans enemies."
A Police party raided oplum divan at an unnumber- ed hut at Lin Fa Kung Hill Bay View at 10.30 last night when they arrested nine opium Amokers and zeized six pipes, one stem, 27 small pots of pre- pared opium and eight lamps.
Both billa died in the Senate However, the keeper of the
The House of Representatives divan managed to escape before
approved them. the Police arrived,
The Philippines The
smokers were burial benefi bil did not get nine
"What has happened in arraigned before Mr Reynolds at out of the Senate Finance Com-
said Mr Hughes, who Central this morning charged mittee,
Chairman Korea,' Committee
Prime Minister during with smoking in an oplum divan. Walter George polled the Com-was
one previous mitice With more than
its final hours in World War I is certainly not to his (General 29, conviction, Leung Sang,
an effort to send the measure to a monument six the Senate floor, but members MacArthur's) generalship printer, was fined $250 or Lau Foon, weeks,
"several members" the high (Japanese) Ideals in hawker,
Bald later chan Tel, 40,
Chi, 35, seaman, were each Aned $200 or declined to approve it on the which he places so much faith same as held by It needs "further are still the
those Japanese who only Mr George said he would in-yesterday were being tried for
Bhocking barbarities to Aus again imme-
tralian soldiers and prisoners of Olin Representative Teague of Texas said he would
34
coolie,
NE
in
six weeks, while Yuen To, 28, hearings."
ground that
printer,
Lau Cheung, 37, coolle,
Chol Chiu, 62, hawker, Ng Tung, troduce the bill 28, waller and Li Tong, 34, walter, were each fined $100 or diately. four weeks.
WAIT."
4
The smoking paraphernalia
reintroduce the bill in the House.
External Affairs
was ordered to be confiscated.
Illegal Export
Of Kerosene
Aine of $200 was imposed on Sin Ton-hay 38, master of motor Junk M334T by Mr Wicics at Kowloon this morning for at tempting to export three tons of kerosene being, prohibited and unmanifested cargo,
Witness Demonstrates Revolver To Jury
DRINK
Coca-Cola
20 GERMANS AND A CAT AWAIT INVASION'
Hamburg, Jan. 2.
Twenty Germans and a cat were tonight huddled on Heligoland, grimly awaiting the Anglo- German "invasion" fleet due to sail at 2 a.m. GMT from Cuxhaven in an effort to prise them off the rocky North Sea Island.
The invasion plan calls for two boats-the British patrol craft Elleen with 15 German police and the RAF launch A-4 which may bring armed British Marines.
SENT TO HOUSE OF DETENTION
A Finnish crew member of
.
The 17 squatters, whose windlashed vigil is a protest against Anglo-American use of the Island as a practice bomb- ing target, have sworn "every possible resistance" against at- tempts to remove them.
Three reporters sharing their bomb-damaged shelter said to- day,
setma to be
Baerybody
Von Blanc, chief of
the Cuxhaven minesweeping
the my Grete Maersk, Olaf unit, said today that the British have suspended him for refus- Nakkara, 23, was sent to the ing to ferry police out to Hell- House of Detention by Mr T. Bgoland.
Low at the Marine Court this The protest demonstration has morning for remaining in
the grown like a snowball since Colony after the departure of two German students began his vessel which left Hongkong their occupation on December on January 1.
21.
have
been in squatters Fishermen risked
German papers
the supporting
Sub-Inap. L G. Nippard said that Nakkara and two other crew members of the my Grele viitorinis, Maersk went ashore on New storm-swept seas to carry sup-
Year morning. When the two
of them returned to Kow- loon, they found the ship had
However, already left.
they were just in time to catch the motor-boat. They were
alberantly transferred to the i
pilot boat which took them lo the vessel, as she was going out of the harbour, The agents were told that Nakkara was still ashore.
Nakkara returned to the wharf at noon, but the vessel had al- ready left her berth.
He turned up at the Police Station at about 2 pm, saying that his steamér had salled with- out him. He had only five cents in his pocket.
The Grete Maresk is expect- ed to return to Hongkong come time at the end of January or early next month, Inspector Nippard added.
Nakkara pleaded gulity and offered no statement.
Armed Robbery
In NT
Six armed robbers gain- ed entry to 225, Kung Ning Village, Sheung Shul at I o'clock this morning under the pretence of bo- ing policemen in search of gasoline.
They produced-thres re- volvers described us bo- Ing "about one foot in
atrd Length
Wied and gagged the occupants, de- parling around 3,80 0, with $600, 4 gold rings, and a large amount of clothing.
The affair was later re-
ported to the police by the victims.
102 Hours Of Water a Day
It was officially an- nounced this morning that, starting tomorrow, the Colony's datly water supply will be restricted to ten and a half hours. At the present res- trictions provide for a 12-hour supply.
Beginning tomorrow water through taps will be available from 6.30 a.m., to 1.30 p.m., and from 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The new restrictions are necessary because existing storage is in- sufficient for daily con- sumption.
Mail Notices
Unjem, otherwise stated, reglo- tered articles by air or sea) and parcel posts close one hour earlier than the ordinary mali where malis close on Sundays. ar before 19.00 mm. on any other days,
parcel posts
On the previous day, falls are closed at Kowloon Central Port Once san hour earlier than the G.P.O. closing times.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 Clodoy Times By Air Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Iran,
and registered
p.m. close ut 5
Africa, Bat
Pakistan..
South Great Britain.. Italy &r N. W, Europe, 5 pan.
Indo-China, 5 pm Canada, 5_p.m. Formosa & V.S.A. & p.m.
Closing Times By Bes Indo-China, 3 p.m.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 Closing Timer By Air Okinawa, pm.
Gulf:
India, Pakistan, Persian Forts, Egypt, East & South Africa.. Mauritius Great Britain, Italy & N. W. Europe, 8 p.m.
Slam, Malaya & Indonesia, 5 p.m. Japan & Korea, a p.m. Philippines, i p.m. Formosa, 5 pm.
Indo-China, Trench Harih
& Franco. 6 p..
Closing Times By Bea Japan. 31 a.m.
India, Noon.
Africa
Malaya, Ceylon, Madagascar. India: & Pakistan, ‘2. pim.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5 Closing Times By Air-
3. N. Borneo, Australia & New Zealand, 5 p.m.
Philippines. Hawall & U.S.A (lettera second class mali Radi parcels) Guam, (lettere and second
Bp.m.
South Africa, Mauritius, Great Bri- p.m.
tain, Italy & N. W. Europe.
Formosa, p..
Closing Times By Sea Indo-China, 10 a.m. Japan, 2 pm.
piles donated by supportera-class mall) Canada (letters only), Mr G. Hensen, representing including milk for the Cat. A Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, India, the agents, Jebsen and Bremen company was reported Persian Gulf Porta, Egypt, East de
pre- the Magistrate to have given a wooden Company, told
the demonstrators to that the company was not pre- tab for and live in. pared to provide board lodging for Nokkara.
The State Cabinet of Schles-
the Mr Low, convicted and cau- wig-Holstein, in
British toned Nakkara, and said that zone, today held an emergency since the agents were not pre-meeting to discuss German en- orders pared to pay for his upkeep, he forcement of British
trespassing on the would have to send him to the banning House of Detention until the re-Island. turn of the vessel..
Stole. Friend's
Clothing
Li Pui, owner-manager of. a noodle shop in Cheung- A 23-year-old unemployed shawan Road this morning brandished a rusty but fire-man Chun Tong who said that able .45 calibre Colt revolver at a jury in the Supreme he stole his friend's clothing to Court. He was demonstrating to the Jury how the gun had been levelled at him by one of five men who had eaten a meal in his shop. refused to pay the hill, then robbed him instead.
Fishermen's Offences
the value of $23, pawned and then returned the pawn ticket to his friend, was given a month by Mr Winter at Kowloon this morning.
"SATURDAY, JANUARY Times By Air Closing Formosa, 3 puta.
Slam, 5 pm.
Closing Times By Bes
Bum, 10 a.m.
Malaya, Indonesia, Indir- & Pakla- tan, 10 a.m.
And in a New Year speech, SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 Prince Hubertis Zu Loewen-
Closing Times By Air Philippines & B.N. Borneo, 3 p.m. stein, one of the squatters
Binam Burma, India, Pakistan, leaders, told, his divering com- Iraq, Iran, Egypİ, Bast & South patriots that the whole affair is Africa, Mauriius. Great. Britaiti, a test of the "destiny of Anglo-Italy & N. W. Europe, 8 p.m. German relations." Associated Press.
New Step In
French Purge
According to Inspector Of Reds
Radio Hongkong
FLET.
சூ "Hongkong Calling"-Pro- gramma Stinmary: 8.02 "Tax For the Moderns"--Presented by John- Waring (Studio); B20, Daly's Theatre Waltz Memories; 0.40, Peto Valderra- ma at the Piano (Studio); 7. World News and News Analysis' (London Relay): 7.16, Services Quiz: Con-- In the dock before Mr Justice
ducted by Peter Simon (Studio);
Interlude: 7.33, Orchestral Scholes, were. Teang Sum, 28,
Highlights of 1980 (London Relay); Paris, Jan. 2. Tang Ming, 23, Chan Wah 32, in Hamilton street by, a con-
8.20, "Lucky Dip-Variety Requests. ali
Spence unemployed. They
The French Cabinet, at its Presented by Paulics are stable who made enquiries. It
take (Studio); 9.30, "Services Spotlight" charged with robbery with ag was revealed that defendant had meeting tomorrow, will
Madlesex gravation. The third accused stolen tho
Regiment,
Club Kowloon); 10, and fellow-travellers NAA.E.I.
Hill defendant was seen quar- relling with the complainant.
men
had
Pope Receives Arab Leader
his new steps in its purge of Com-By the Band of the
[Holay from
Ús
the
clothing from is also charged with possession triend's hut in Kowloon Tsai munists of arms.
village and pawned
it for from key Civil Service poste, it Radio News Real (London Helay) Report: 10.10 - Orchestra: už the Week--N.B.C. 11. Put giving evidence, sild $4. The clothing was redeem was learned from sources closa 15, Weather For being underway without a
to the Government.
Symphony Orchestra: 10.10, United Following up the removal last Nations certificated coxswain and a cor- that at about 10.20 p.moned from the pawnshop.
Album:
Andre and is Orchestra: tiffented, engineer and breach of September 17 he was behind
April 38 of the Communist atom Kostelanetz
"Goodnight "Mude": 11.29. his licence conditions, Ip Loung- the counter of his shop when
scientist, Frederic Joliot-Curie, Wh
Weather Report: God Bave the King: kee, 24, master of fishing-boat live men came in. The
the French High Commis- 11.50, Cloto Down Minister No. 6088A; was Aned $150 by Mr all sat round a table and order- The Asian citizenship bill ap- Percy C. Spender said today T. B. Low at the Marine Court noodles. When the men
sioner for Atomic Energy, the ed: A moul of chicken and
Cabinet now intends to make plied to about 85,000 Japanese, that Australia's polley toward this morning.
changes other
in the Atomic finished they 3,000 Koreans and 145 Poly-Japan had not changed. The
rose, from the nestans who have become per-Australian view, he said, is According to the Prosecution, table and
Energy Commission's two came to the
torate. Vatica£ City, Jan. 2. pro. manent residents of the United that there should be an early defendant's boat was intercepted counter. One suddenly
The
appointment States Associated Press,
said: The Secretary-General of the settlement of a peace treaty off Repulse Bay on Thursday duced a revolver
Arab League, Azzam Pasha, was director-Madame Irene Joliot- with Japan, but there must be night and was found to be atted "Money, money, money".
received in private audience by Curie, the wife of Professor appropriate safeguards against with mechancial means of pro-
the Pope today.
Curlo, the daughter of the dis- the resurgence- of Japanese pulsion, but there was neither
Azzam Pasha, on his way back coverers of radium, and herself coxswain nor en reached over the counter, pull- 'n 'qualided
ed open the till drawer and to Egypt from New York, was a distinguished scientist - will git.cer on board.
grabbed a handful of dollar and on a brief visit to Rome as the not renewed, it was learned ten cent notes.
of the Egyptian Embassy in quarters close to the Cabinet. The directors term of office Reuter,
adds that the Press
Eight Strokes For militarismAssociated Press,
Indecont Assault
Eight strokes of the cane Chased
were ordered to be given to # 17-year-old apprentice carpen
Thief
His junk was Intercepted at ter, Tam Shun, by Mr Winter For 500 Yards Lyemun Pass when clearing for this morning at Kowloon
for
assaulting
12-
Macao Five oil tank were indecently found on board containing kero-year-old glil at Shek Kip Mei dix strokes of the cane, with sene. This kerosene was ordered village yesterday. to be condecated,
The girl who sent to the
At the approach of the Marino Police launch, defendant switch-
and
Witness said the man
The men then
dashed
then
guest
here
out
Direc-
of
ono
ed off the motor and attempted into the street. He gavo chase |audience Insted nearly half expired today. They wETD AP-
to hide it by covering it with but lost them. piece of cloth, the prosecuting officer added.
The case is continuing.
in-
Sentence of two months and
Defendant, pleading guilty, an order to be expelled wwo stated that the motor was
י !
When passing sentence Mr Kowloon Hospital and examin- given to Ma Koon-ken 25, un-stalled for use in case of emer-HAD NO LICENCE Wicks said if the people of the ed, but was found to have been caployed by Mr Winter at gency, Colony would abide with the been unharmed., spirit of the regulations
this
type of ofvace could not arigo.
• GIRL BEGGAR
FOKI'S CRUELTY
trate.
of
TO DRIVE CAR
United
for five years pointed Hour, during which the pontiff January, 1940-Neuter, and the Arab leader discussed
in
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much recstrs 20.
·
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3- Landon Reprem Bersion.
Middle Eastern problems and 80 BARS OF GOLD CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE
the situation in the Holy Land.
Detective Slain
·FOUND ON SHIP
Eighty bars of gold weighing
ANSWERS.
Licensed -1
beggars in wore
bivo
400 tao and valued about 101, Scotland, who
Kowloon this morning for lar-
marter Lai Kam-tai,
200 were found aboard the as gowns, received alms from the Pakhol on December 80 by King and were required to ceny of two dollars from the mailing-junte No. 1070Ha,, apfe
A fine of $200 was imposed
Bingapore, Jan, 2 peared on similar charges, was on Law Yuen-ing 24, of. Hop
for his wellaro. 2. „h con- person,
revenue officers, A polleo detective was sinin
At Central this morning Mr
Pritious objector to war. J. According to Inspector. Hii also fined $160 by the Magis Shing street by Mr Winter at tonight by two Chinese youths, Hin-shing Lo made an order. It is a combination of the
Kowloon this complainant Li Kwok-wah,
morning. Me: Low told defendants that driving a car without valla aist terrorists. "For": carrying" "16" chicksèrie, woman, while walking" slong
for beloved by police to be Commu- for confiscation of the gold on Ditterbug and conga. 4. A the application of Rovenue singer, writer or composer of an 8-year-old girl, who was
clearly stated in the licence. caught begging in the streets dicks next geces tied together Fel Ho Street had two dollars it was
detective, Ang Dena mapector D. Know who anso that ballads. B. One-millionth of dined two dollars, or three with acnegra and overhung, extracted from hen pocket licence books that no mechanical Inspector Hill said that: yaş- SWANA Mr d'Almada" at Kow. 14-year-oldĩ nhớp đơki was fried ƒ Two constables:who were oft means of propulsion: could "bejterday at the 13 mile stone cycle ingot of his motore) hero' were no claimants to the second. d. To bulld and repair
Chinees quarter of the gold bars
The
Bions
25
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Her
on this morning, headri's parents died several the Battery Street on Archer, after cheming him for 300 and sira ngo and she was left in her afternoon and charged with The constables were: commend
cruelty to animala, maka pumaso) eo by the maletrate,
aunt told the court that this coming. "Hs weg: okrested patent and, sartated, defendant iuftèntion to it. He warned them while, driving the cac ROCKS", have sought 'the detective's re-
at
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Associated Press,
Wyndham BLYWIG CITY VS VHKOdies in the Colony, of Hongkoxur,
amid his semellante many m