CHINA MAIL

Forces Regain Important Hill

8th Army HQ, Jan. 4.

United Nations infantrymen pushed up a snow-covered slope of a hill on the east central front early today to drive off a Communist com- pany that only hours before had captured the advance position.

The Allied victory was gained in the face of "intense" Red small arma, mortar and machinegun fire and was fought in freezing temperatures. It was the fifth time since Christmas that the hill west of the Kundung-ni Valley had changed hands.

The fair a Unaled Nations mas Day, when the Allies were Fighting continued not that first fought uhe Reds driven off. aru!

deleted VIES not for the next fur days, before the UN infantry again occupied kunwri

the position.

Wi

There have been to reports at the unit on the hall," said the bellag officer

FIRST ACTION Action over the Moody crest began

Curly

everung thin 17 yesday when 40 Communists An hour hat the UN position Fater the Commumst strength

On the Western front the Allies jumped o in u two- west of Pronged allack Korungpo-1 in an effort to get an advance position lost on De- ember 28. One portion of the position was reoccupied but the bun TIIN Revis successfully

forts to take the other.

The UN attack was supported TR UN mot fought frmanushy

tanks und the Convinitust until 8.15 pm, when the post-

delenders by two-self-propeiled 11071

was reported surrounded.

There Juter action guas. Ffigro minules

of any exchange of are between eased and the Communists had

An hour opposing armoured groups. passassion of the hill. and Abulf after midnight to- day, other Allied forces started

2.ar mesed 1 A

-x- fre erased.

Ent

by

reports

in artillery.

Red fire ceased t 4 o'clock but the enemy still held the position.

In the second action the Allies gained the objective but were forced later to withdraw before a Communist company counter. attack. After an artillery bar- rage, however, the UN infantry- men came back to drive the Reds to the North and regained the position.

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1952.

Distinguished Visitor Welcomed

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The score of the daylong notion was one position for the Allies and one for the Reds.

Three

light Communist probe į ing attacks were repulsed on the Eastern front. One of the attacks was made by an chemy platoon, two squads and one by One by Preceding the UN assault was 40 enemy troops.

The loungest a two-hour softening effort by fight lasted one hour, 50 minutes.

A UP correspondent reported Allied artillery and war planes.

from the Western front that the Both attocks began ot 8 a.m.

artillery they against a combined Red force Alhed

continued Banker busting" programme estimated at one ballalion.

Allied off- rath of Yonchon.

Manila, Jan, 4. sand 15 live bunkers were

newspapers | Masila morning destroyed and six more damaged said that the disclosure that the and one observation post was

losing had been Government "neutralised"

"millions of

of pea in Customs Artillery in one division stor duties because of illegal ship- of strategic materiais 1; ments

Whe

Д

Red

an attack to gain the heights. At first they were stopped by the beavy Red fire, but continued Oghting with three

nne netion the objective when the Communist

o'clock was reoccupied at 11 A 6.15 the Allies

against heavy resistance from reoccupied the positions.

The Com- Company Regarding the Tatr

counter-attacked first UN unit, the briefing hurts

hour and a half later but were officer pointed out that in one

repulsed of the previous battles over the posilun no immediate reports were

of the defending unut but later rapoaks showed toad it bee senped.

Tue

The fest battle fought for the advance position was on Christ-

BEST

An

REDS HOLD ON Two Red platoons next tried counter-effort their luck and succeeded in forcing the Alhes to withdraw a short dis- Jance. The Allies then called

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6,500 rounds of ammuni- up fun the tion. The correspondent report- ed. but Communist urtillery fire WHS extremely light. Patrol action along the 143-mile front was light and limited

CHEATED

Hongkong and Macau was made in a secret report submitted by

National Bureau of Investi-, galion to a Lower House com- to con-mitter.

lucts with enemy units up to a platoon in strength. United The local press said the re- Press.

part indicated that such vital materials us oil, gasoline, scrap

and drugs had

the shipped from

Soviet Plane's

Mercy Flight

Berlin, Jan. 3.

2

A Soviet diplomatic aircraft the first plane available quick take-off--left here on the test leg of

digh: to a mercy

iron

the

His Excellency Governor of Macao paid his first official visit to Hongkong yesterday and was given a warm wel- come when he landed at Queen's Pier. Here the distinguished visitor is seen being introduced by Alexander H.E. Sir Grantham to the Hon. Sir Arthur Morse, along- the side of whom are Hon. Sir Man-kam Lo, the Hon. R. R. Todd and the Hon. S. N. Chau,

Staff Photographer.

been Governor Of

illegally Islands to Hongkong and Macao Macao and eventually reached China

Red

Leaves

The report allegedly said that The Governor of Macao, Capt both Philippine and foreign J. M. Esparteiro and Medare to the vessels

carrying strategic Esparteiru returned materials had been able to leave Portuguese Colony this morning Philippine ports without proper aboard a Portuguese sloop at the clearance papers. 11 said in conclusion of their first official other cases vessels loaded

Hongkong. They were Mr A. L. by fuel tanks with oll in the Islands,

and Estacio dos Reis, ADC and His small Private tu

Secretary to Coast, Excellency. China

Algiers today with a drug to proceeded tu Hongkong save the life of a 30-year-uld transferred

i officer, believed to be French.

the

the

oil

the wananied

tenders off The drug is a new anti-can-according to the press, cey medicament called Endo-

The National Bureau of In biont Chrondritin, so far pro-, vestigation said it would be duced only by Professor Ender- unable to comment on the alleged lein and his staff al

the West

report until later today.- Unite1 Berlin Medical Research In-Press.

stitute.

Professor Enderlein told Reu

!

a Dr Government

ter that the appeal for help had come by telegram from Sicard in Algiers last night.

The drug had been prepared by midnight and two Allied off- cers one British, the other American-rushed it to the air- field where the Soviet plane and a Russian crew were ready to take-off. Two French officers accompanied the precious cargo. From Paris the drug will be transferred to another plane and flown to Algiers.--Reuter.

the

CIVIL AID

SERVICES

Thirst, too, seeks quality,

New HK Solicitor Enrolled

MR R. F. G. DENNIS

Mr Richard Frederick George Dennis, who was in North China 28 a young boy, was enrolled by the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, in the Supreme Court this morning to practise as a solicitor in the Colony. He is with the legal firm of Messrs Brutton and Com- pany.

the

Moving the application,

General (the Acting Attorney

KC).

Hon G. E. Strickland, instructed by Brutton and Com- pany, said that Mr Dennis was educated at Ardingly College, Haywards

his

wards Heath, in the county of Sussex, and

passed examinations in such a manner that he attained exemption from Oxford, Cam- matriculation at

bridge and London Universities,

For four years he was in the Royal six months

Nevy

and attended

Coca Cola

Living Language

Why we say Cemetery. The word "graveyard" would seem to have Cxactly the same mean- ing as "cemetery" bat this is not so in fact. A graveyard is a "yard" or "garden" of graves round a church, whereas a cemetery is solely burial-ground or what the Greeks poetically called a "kolmeterion" a place where one is lulled to

sleep.

Mail

Notices

a

Intent tires of Doting at G.P., and At Kowloon "Part Office, registered articles parcel

And

close ONI hour earlier than the ordinary times shown below:

FRIDAY, JANUARY ( by Alz

Naval University short course at Christ College, Cambridge. Having been in the

entitled to he was Navy

of articleship Airways. period

with and was for three years

shorter

Henry Peter Ryland, of Messrs Woodcock, Ryland and Co.,

The Essential Services (Civil Aid Services) Corps Regula-Holborn, London. tions. 1962, are published in the Gazette.

An explanatory note slates: The importance of the Civil Aid Services warrants the placing of the Unit in

more or less in- the dependant position within general structure of the Essential Services Corps. These regula- lions seek to achieve this on lines already familiar in the case of the Auxiliary Fire Ser- vice.

It is considered desirable that the Civil Aid Services should if necessary be employed to deal with acts of God and other dis- astrous occurrences even when these occur independently of any hostile act.

Stole From

Ship

stole the

was

Mr Strickland said that the applicant's family had previous The with China connections

a applicant was in China os young boy when his father was Chief of Police in Tientsin.

"It is to be hoped that MT Dennis had a good knowledge and flair for the criminal law as criminals in this Colony are for the most part from the Attorney North," added the General.

Admitting the applicant, his wished Mr Dennis Lordship

every success in his career.

Request To Unofficial JPs

Cơ-

Formosa, Okinawa, 5 p.m., H.K.

N. Borneo, Australia, New Zea

Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, India, land. 5 p.m., Q.E.A.

Hawait,

5 p... B.O.A.C.

Philippines, Guam, 1.8.A., Canada, 1 p.m., P.AL.

Stam. 5. pim.. P.O.A.S.

By Surface Macao, è sim; 4 p.m., sa Len Hong/Tax Shing.

Austraila, New Zaghmad, ss Nankin.

BATURDAY, JANUARY S By Air

Sham,

...

Malaya, Indonesia. AURTM

tralia, New Zealand, (via Bangkok), Burnua, Endita. Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, Rurope, 11.80 a.m., via §.0.A.C.

U.S.A. Canada, 2_P.M. P.A.A. Formosa 3 p.m.

Japen, 6 p.m., 3.0.A.C. Indo-China, France, French North West Africa, 5 p.m., Air France.

By Surface Macro, 8 a.m.; Gp... Les Hung/Tak Sho

8.30

China People's Republic, 1a.m. 5 p.m., train via Canton,

N: Bornéo, 9 4.0..., an Hong Bang Philippines, Maurithis, Xest and South Africa, Noon, sa Ruys.

Japan. Noon, as Leden Maezak. Formosa. Canada. 2 p...

Oregon.

Malaya. 2 p.m., so Hot Wong, Indo-China, 3 p.m., a Hydrock. Ceylon, Madagascar, Aden, France,

Perseus

Indonesia, à p.m., as Tilkampelt.

SUNDAY, JANUARY • By Air Formosa, 3 pm. via B.K. Al- ways

Siam Malaya, Indonesia, Azer

The Gazette notified that Un-Great Britain, Europe, 5 p.m., ka official Justices of the Peace who are expecting to be absent from the Colony for any siderable part of the current year are requested to notify the Colonial Secretary accordingly, and to furnish at the same time the dates of their intended de

Uriofficial parture and return. Justices are also requested to notify the Colonial Secretary of any change of address,

To Act For Bishop

tralia, New Zealand, 5 p.m., C.P.A. By Surface Macao, 1 p.in., es Tai Loy. Philippines, Noon, as Hermood.

MONDAY, JANUARY 1 By Alr Japan, & p.m., vie B.O.A.C Formose

U.S.A. Okinawa, Canada, B. p.m., H.K.A./N.W.AL. Philippies, N. Borneo, 8 p.m.. C.F.A.

"Indo-China, 5 p.m. C.P.A.

Pleading that he The departure from Queen's Pier was informal and the distin-articles from a ship intending to guished visitors were bidden, raise money to pay his brother's farewell by His Excellency the school fees, Aziz Rahma, 19 Governor and Lady Grantham, year-old local Malayan the Service Commanders, sentenced to one month by Mr members of

at Kowloon Executive R. W S. Winter Council and the Acting Portu- this morning. guese Consul and Mrs F. Insp. Dewar said defendant Menezes de Ribeiro, Capt P. M. was employed as a watchman Nolasco da Silva, Hon ADC, on board my Anna Maersk at and Mr D. A. R. Colbourne, the Hongkong & Whampoa Dock ADC.

yesterday

afternoon. When His Excellency and Madame leaving the dock, he was found The following appointments Espartero, together with Mr to have in his possession are notified in today's Gazette:

dos Reis, left the pier at brass tank tap and three tab Mr W. D. Orchard to act as

10 o'clock and proceeded to the knives which he admitted to Commissioner of Registration; sloop aboard the Governor's bave stolen from the ship.

Mr W. F. C. Jenner has ceased barge.

Insp Dewar said defendant behalf with effect from Decem-Zealand @ a.m., via CAPIA, to act 23 Commissioner of

was specially employed to prober 20, 1951. Registration,

vent the crime which he him-

Appointments

Mr Tang Chi-keung to per- form the duties of an Inspector of Schools;

Mr J. D. Alexander has been appointed 1

the member of

Mr Lau Tin-chak has ceased Committee to administer the perform the duties of Mercantile Marine Assistance Inspector of Schools; Fund of Hongkong vice Mr A. Mr V.C. Bond to be W. Hay-Edie, resigned.

Inspector of Boilers.

The seventeenth in the series of lessons in Cantonese to be broadcast over Radio Hongkong by Mr S. K. Lee will be given this evening at 6.30.

for

be

For guidance of listeners we publish below a summary of lesson, Summaries subsequent

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Lesson 17

Year; month; and day Vocabulary:

xun (1), Now,

74. (1)neen.

Next year. This

23. Choot(I) (1) neon. 14. Nee (1) -gaw(3) (3)yuet. month,

15. Seen (1)-gaw (a) (3)yuet. Last month.

14. (3) Dai-(3)yec-gaw(3) (3)yuet. Next month.

17. Gum (1) (3)yut, To-day.

Murder

Suspectselt committed. Found Dead

One of

murderers of

Manlia, Jan. 4, RHKDF the five alleged

John Herber, PROMOTIONS

Seattle businessman, was

re-

ported killed on Thursday in

the nearby province of Cavite.

The Governor

one

has approved

A report from the town of of the following appointments, Ithus in Cavite said the body of etc,

A

in the Royal Hongkong Ruben Vuevas, 35, was

found Defence Force; - dumped in a ditch

Force Headquarters-Sgt near the village of San Jose. The ident| E. Arnold to be Lieutenant (C.) ity of his killer was not re- and R. Tp.) Sgt D. C. C. vealed-United Press.

Trench to ba Lieutenant (Field Tp R. A.).

of

ALLEGED THEFT

OF CABLE

Hongkong Regiment Sgt. G. Halligan to be Lieutenant; Pte G. M. Macwhinnie to be Lieutenent

Charged with stealing 500 feet electric cable belonging to

Hongkong Women's Auxiliary China Light & Power Co., Ltd Army Corps Pte M. F. Daniell Lam Yuk-on, alias Lam Tal to be Lieutenant; Lt Nona K.

Latimer promoted to keu, 25, a stone-breaker, was

Acing remanded to January 24 by Mr Captain. R.W.S. Winter at Kowloon this morning. (3)yer-gaw(3) (3) yuet. A year has Lam

18. (3)Dzawk (3)yut. Yesterday, 19. Ting(1) 11yut, To-morrow. faat (3) 20. Guongth) hay an (1)isoy.

Congratulations on your Mail prospertly (A New Year greeting).

for

1. Yut(1) (1) Bren: (2)you (3) skup.

twelve months.

radio

PRACTICEN

was alleged together Radio Hongkong

with five others to have stolen 2. Yut(1)-gaw(3) (3)yuet (2)yau the cable at Fanling. znam (1) - (3) chup (3)yut); A month has thirty days.

3. Tut(1) (3)yut (21 yau (3)veeght of November 23.

shup (3)-gay (3), deem (2) »Soung(13-

sixty

ANSWERSTM

on the

HK.T.

0, Programme Suminary; 0.02, Children' Half Hour (ABCTS)

Jonos. Produced by: David Davis: 6.80, Cantonese by Radio-given by

19. (3) gali. Did. Deod. Becond- | A" "day" has twenty-four hours. hand.

Yut(1) deem (2)-joong (1)| CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Jennifer in London" by "Howard A year.

(3) look (3) shup (9)yau

fun(1) 15. (3) yuột. A mouth. The moon. Į joong(1). An hour hai 70. (3) yut. : A day. - The' mụn. iminutes.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: 1. Q. Gum (1)–(1) norm mee (1)–(2) yoh (1)neen What year is this?

77. (3) hon. A sign. "Number, Combination:

1. Yut(1) (1)peɑn. One year.

2. 1320on (i)nown; › Every year..

5. Bun())). (1)nden. New year.

__*__claw{3}=g®w{8} (3)yuet." Every

Eznonta, 7.

İmonth.

5. Baarn (1) -gaw(3) (3)yuet. Three 6. Seam(1), (3) Yost, march.

|(8)@bup={3}yon (1)Yutat.

December,

BETULUIS)yur. „Ona"day:

20, Gay (3)adsw[1]" (3) noh? number? What day be ins, AnoothT

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3. A. Gum (1)-(1)nsen'

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3.

What month, is this?

| Kon (3)-raw (0) | that Yot(1)–(3) Yuat

January.

A 14,8 Gum(1)4(5)yut. Tay (6)-daw (3)|(3) hon ahta)?; "What

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January 4th, 105 VARMILLA (Us On: there are 13 gaensiskitory in Recorded Walny): 1110% Goodnight.

The Gazette notified that

during the absence from the Colony of the Right Rev R. O. Hall, Bishop of Victoria, the Very, Rey A. P. Rose has been appointed Commissary and to be a trustee and to act on his

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