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No Early Treaty Signing
Sino-Japanese Talks
In Taipeh
Taipeh, Mar. 13.
Official Chinese sources. today said it was "unpro- fitable speculation" to be
lieve
that
the
Japanese peace
Sino.
treaty
would be signed by the
end of this month.
The same sources confined that
Japanese delegation
the
presented a 14-paragraph docu-,
ment yesterday, but
Chinese view
in the
it cannot be con- draft of the
sidered a counter
treaty. The document, accepted for records as reference material,
in considered
Foreign Once
by the
Chinese
Japanese
commitments based on the study
of the Chinese draft treaty.
An informant
said.
The
Chine draft treaty has always been and remains the sule basis of the ncgotiations."
The informant added. "There are still more working points to have already be discussed than
of. been
10
in the area
The seme source, in answer
a question whether the 14- paragraph Japanese" "prepared document for reference made any reference to the Nationalist sovereignty, replied;
Recognition of sovereignty as such has not come up at all. It is implicit In the acceptangs-of- some of the provisions in the Chinese draft.
EXAMPLE CITED
An example cited was in the of the second paragraph
Japanese submission at yester- day's meeting between Foreign Minister My George Yeh and Mr.
Ketsu Kawada, chief Japanese delegate. That article
reads: "Inpan recognised the restitution of Talwan and the Pozendores to the government of the Republic of China and in the her claims
renaunces
two regionese freement to
The Jap negotiate for a full
treaty of pence was further cited as an- other Implielt recognition of sovereignty-one that works to any. Such treaties are valid only between sovereign governments.
St another article held up ag evidence of
of implied
recogni. tion is: "Japan will renounce all her special rights and interests in China, including those accord- ed by the final protocol signed by Jupan in Peking on Septem- ber 7, 1901, and attached documents."
Thrilling
CHINA MAIL
Established 1845
THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1952.
Rescue At Sea
Japan To Supply
Steel Products To Britain
Tokyo, Mar. 13.
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida has approved the shipment from Japan of 101,000 tons of steel products to the United Kingdom in fulfilment of the contract concluded by a United Kingdom pur- chasing mission in February, reliable sources said, Trade Minister Ryutaro Takahashi explained the reasons for the step in a meeting with the Premier yester- day, these sources said, and the Japanese leader approved Takahashi's proposal that the 101,000 tons be included in the 195,000 tons of steel products to be shipped to Sterling countries under the government's balanced Sterling trade plan.
These sources said that 60 per cent of the shipment would Japun during the April- leave June quarter and the remainder in successive months.
the
TRIBUNAL
DISALLOWS
OBJECTIONS TO COMPULSORY SERVICE
A Compulsory Service Tribunal at Supreme Court this morning disallowed five objections to serve in the Hongkong Defence Force and directed five other applicants to appear before a medical board for a further examination. Another case was adjourned until 2.30 p.m. today, Reasons given in the applications were hardship, poor health and conscientious objection to fight.
ILLEGALLY ENTERED
COLONY
4 Persons Caught At South Bay Beach
Three men and one woman were each fined. $100 and ardered to be expelled by Mr Poon Yan-hoi at Central this morning when they pleaded quilty to a charge of illegal en- try into the Colony,
Wu
}
The Tribunal comprised Mr residing at No. 27 Mosque Junc- Justice Gould, as Judge and tlon; and Chan Kwong-yew, 31, Messrs D. L. Strellett and La Postal clerk, of No. 180 Prluce Min-nung as Assessors,
Edward Road.
ob-
Cheng Hin-wing, 28, clerk of KCR, who conscientiously jector 10 undergo military training or to perform com- hated butant duties waid he Bghting and bloodshed. He said he is a Christian and did not Want to Bght.
During the Pacific war his younger brother and sister and himself were captured by the Japanese in Ku Kong (formerly Shitwan) in Kwangtung and forced into military service, His brother and sister were klied and he ran away. felt scared fired, he said.
His heart
when a gun was
bad also became
It had nox during, this time.
and he asked to be
Applicants who were directed to appear before another medi- cal board were Fung Shing, 20, senior clerk of Belgian Bank who complained of rheumatism; Choi Yuk-lun, 31, clerk of the Colonint Secretariat who said he suffered from arthritis; Ip Shl
32, 1g-choy, clerk of Gibb Livingston and Company, who complained of general physical weakness; Lam Hoi- fal, 20, clerk, who said he was not strong enough to serve; and Lee Wai-say, 27, civil servant who complained of poor health and underweight.
Mountbatten Leaves HK
Passengers aboard
The defendants were 1.1. steamer Sirdhana were
Shiao-bing, 29. agent of the
transferred is a non-combat. Countess witnesses to FOL dramatic Kwong Man Cheong Co., Kasanit. He could not see blood rescue at sea while the ship Hoah-chun, 35, manager of the shed and eculd not stand the
Development Cor-
report of a gun. was on her way from Singa- Sincerity
In answer to Mr Justice pore to Hongkong last Sün-poration, both native of Shang-
hui, Robert Young, 36, met Gould, Cheng said if his own day.
chant, from Macao, and Chapecple were to attack him and Po-yin, 28, woman, native of he held a gun he did not know -what-Lɔ - do, whether to attack them or run away. If he was enrolled he was sure to be Countess Mountbatten charged with entering the Colony killed, he added. He had, how- Burma, Superintendent in- at South Bay Beach, not an All
point of ever, no objection fighting, for Chief of the St John Ambulance authorised place
instance, the Japanese, If the Brigade and Chairman of the Japanese come again he would St John and British Red Croa
Hospitals not Service
Welfare Four other persons, Tam Kee, himself go to light and
Committee, left by air Tokyo just at 0.15 am. after a six-day visit here,
A Chinese steerage passenger -jumped--over-board-and- it was--Fukien. two hours before crewmen of the Sirdhana were able to rescue: him.
The man proved to be not only
but swimmer, A strong determined to make his rescue
ly
as dificult as possible. He final
had to be overpowered be- fore his rescuers could get him back to the Sirdhana in a life
boat.
the deck
The vivid picture above, taken by one of the Sirdhana's passen- being carried across gers, shows the would-be suicide after being taken out of the life boat. The man later fully re- covered,
A
Death Of
Thefts From Prominent HK
Sportsman
The balanced trade pian is expted to be the focal point of discussion when Sterling and mect Japanese trade oficials here on March 18 to review the Sterling payment agreement.
Though there is strong pres-Lee sura fo; reinstatement of the
dollar clause which would
That means acceptance of ur- ticle Eight of the Chinese draft- artlele 10 In the San Francisco treaty which threatened earlier to become the greatest stumb- ling black in the negotiations. make trade balances payable in The Japanese also agreed to Zollars instead of Sterling-in- the Nationalist rights to dispose fo: med sources said Japan would of properties under their cun-
not bring up the question at the trol formerly
by the coming talks. Instead, they said, Japanese government, Japanese
Japanese government will seek nationals, agencies, proxies and
guarantee from the Sterling trade organisations of the Japanese negotiators that they will sell government or Japanese nation-Japan $859,000,000 worth of als."United Press.
food and row materials
April 1.
owned
12 Slain In Tribal Riots
Mar. 12. Johannesburg, The deathrol from rioting which began in Newelare, near here, on Sunday between Zulus and Africans, mostly Basutos, Lodny rose to
in the fiscal year 1952 which begins on
EXPORTS FORECASTS Japanese exports to the Ster- ling area during the 12 months is estimated at $850,000,000. The balanced trade is
Cocklofts
Sentence of six months was passed on 32-year-old widow, Slu, allos Lee Siu-nui, by Mr Poon Yan-hoi at Central
this morning for simple larceny
and larceny in a dwelling.
Defendant was discharged on another count of unlawful pawning.
Insp. J. W. MacDonald pro- secuting said that at about 4.15 pm, on March 11, Li Sai-mui, a woman, made a repart to Police that someone had stolen $400 from her cockloft at No. 8, Tung Tak Lang, ground floor. When enquiries were made, the complainant was informed that
leaving the cockloft at about
reported missing.
The four defendants
entry, on Wednesday,
were
35, unemployed, Lo Bing-tong, wait to be enrolled. 44, Junkmaster, La Hing, 37, and Tsu Yu, 30, both contics residing at S. D. Quarters, South Bay, were each ned $200 or eight weeks for alding and abet- ting the first four defendants.
+ QUESTION KEPEATED
Asked if he considered It right if the enemy was, say, the Japanese, Cheng asked his Lordship if he could guarantee that the Japanese
10
would come
of
for
Hospitality
DRINK
Coca-Cola
Living
Language
Why we say Grass widow.
A "grass" widow is a wife whose husband is still alive and with whom she may still be on good terms. The phrase simply means that the pair are tem- porarily separated, and originates from India where. in summer, British husbands used to send their wives to the "'grass" of the northern hills while they themselves mained at work in the parched plains,
re-
Notices
Tatelt
timer of posting at G... and at Kowloon Post omeo, rexistered pricios and barcel maits close one hour Earlier than the ordinary mall times shown below:
THURSDAY, MARCH 15 "Dy" Air
Indo-China, 5_x.m.... Air Vietnam. Phillippines, N. Borneo, a p... C.P.A.
By Burface
Macao, 13.30 p.m.; 6 nim,, sa Leo Hong Tal Shing.
Malaya, Cryion, Madagasons, Indle, Afiddle East, Great Britain, Europe.
5 p.m., as Corfu,
Mauritius, East & South Africa;
6 p.m., sa Tjisadane,
FRIDAY, MARCH 14 By Air Japan Canada, 5 C.P.A.
p.m., vla Slam, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Great Britain, Europe, 8 0.10.,
today African ..
The Countess left in the BOAÇ
Argonaut, Atlanta, which is the
craft which took H.M. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke ol Insp. Byrne of the Immigra-
Edinburgh from London 10 lion Office prosecuting told the again.
Nairobi, at the end of January Mr Gould sald he was not
when Court that ueling on informa-
on their they started with the argue tion, a squad of Police from the going
South African tour. Police Stanley
Station
reiterated were applicant. He
tho and Cheng said he wolling at South Bay at about question
Counicss Mountbatten was midnight on Tuesday. At about would fight the Japanese but seen off at the airfleld by Lady 2.20 a.m. the next morning, a "my own people I am not going Airey (wife of the Commander. junk was seen landing on the
the to fight."
of British Forees, Hongkong), Asked if he was a British Miss M. Reade beach with the first four defen-
Welfare (Chier dants on board. The passengers subject, Cheng said he was not, Officer of the St John and British soon after landing were har but that he was born in Hong- Red Cross Service Hospitals Wel- boured in the S.D. quarters at kong. South Buy by the last defendants,
two
All the defendants were
Mr I. M. Omar, prominent arrested by Police in the hu Hongkong sportsman and the only son of Mr and Mrs U. M. Omar, died at 8.40 this morning at the Queen Mary Hospital after a short illness.
DEPORTEE'S COMPLAINT
Mr
Mr Justice Gould: You claim-ure Committee, Far East Head- quarters), Miss E. E. Woolrich British subject on (Senior Welfare Ofeer of
eitere Uniser of the Committee in D. A. R. Celbourne (ADC to
in Hongkong), H. E, the Governor), Maj, K. C. Harvey (Army Pr
Press Relations Officer), Flag-Licut. G. Buxton, R. N.
Was
the Ccm-
Burma, India, 10.30, a.m., 7.0.A.S. Formosa, Japan, Noun, C.A.T Formosa, Okinawa, 6 p.m., H‚K.A./ N.W.A.L
Malaya, Indonésia, Ceylan, India, 5 p.m., B.O.A.C.
N. Berneo, Australia, New Zea- philip
Hawal. U.9.A..
5 p.m., P.A..
By Surface Macad, 12.30 o.m. 6 p.m.. ss Lea Hony/cok Bang.
Chine People's Republic, 8.30 am. train via Canton..
Burma, 20 a.m., * La Campana. Malayu, 1 p.m., as Bzechuen, Indo-China, 3 p.m.. ss Elsbrih.
SATURDAY, MARCH 15 By Alt Sian, Burma, India, Paklatan, Bahrein. Great Britain, Europe, 1130 a.m.. via B.D.A.C
U.3.A., Canada, 2 p.m., P.AA. Japan. 4 p.m., B.O.A.C. Indo-China, France, French North & West Africa, 5 p.m., Ak France,
Stamp-m.. P.0.A.5.
By durface Macge, 12.30 p.m.; 0 p.m..'s Lee Hong Tac Shing
China Prople's Republic, 8.30 am. 3 p.m., tralui via Canton.
Formosa, D a.m., as Wing Sang. Indo-China, 3 p.m., Maersk
Nicoline
Canals, 5 p.m., as Java Mall, Malaya, Indonesia, 2 p.m.,
N. (representing modore), Capt. M. Hardingham ADC to Lieut-Gen. Sir Terence Airey), Mr A. J. R. Mors (Diree-juwah
(Air Port
0. F.
Hamilton
ed to be your registration form?
Cheng: Only my department put my name in the form. don't like fighting at all.
Mr G. M. Clarke, Assistant Director of Manpower, who was also present in Court told his Lordship, in answer to a question, that If applicant was born in Hongkong he The late Mr Omar
A returned banishee, Woo entitled to claim to be a British tor of Civil Aviation), and M. was 25 years old.
Kuen, 38, complained to Mr O. subject. Mr Clarkes produced a
by Manager). signed He was a very active member V. Cheung at Kowloon this registration form
was Recreation Club, morning that he "kleked applicant in which he stated he of the Indian and was an opening howler in over the border and kicked back
Jupplicant) was a British sub-
SIDE the First Division cricket team,
Од Woo was found to have four On the question of being lawn bowler and with his father previous convictions for larcony coerced or instructed to algn, Mr and uncles, last year won the and breach of deportation orders. Clarke said that that raised a Open Rinks championship, The He was sentenced to nine months problem beyond his capacity. same four
He knew there were thousands were runners-up in for returning to the Colony. 1040.
Another returned
Gf Chinese who were not regis- banishco tions also received nine months, who claimed to be a British sub- and was also a keen exponent of
Mr Clarke tennis.
told the Court that he could not did not so claim. He was a member of
go back to China the
because he added that applicant went for a member of the a second X-ray. was formerly Kuomintang.
was also an accomplished
like a football,"
defendant had been scen Mr Omar played for the with similar previous convictered and it was felt that a man
In line with the same time the money was Canucks in the Softball League. He was Lo Man-shing, 23, who ject was more loyal than one who
Later defendant was sten and
the new Japanese policy of em- phasising encouragement of Im- ports from the Sterling area instead of discouraging Sterling arrested in Wellington Street, Special Constabulary and was *****near Peel Street, when a search employed in the accounts de-
12 following the ex import guarantees that was conducted by Police in the partment of the Texas Oil Com-
death of another African.
It was stated this afternoon that of the 83 people injured in the riots. 24 were critically
them might and that some of ale.
Colonel K. J. C. Kriek, De
Commissioner of Police, puty Anid that life in Newclare today was normal, but that the Police were standing by to prevent any recurrence of the fighting.
Sunduy's stick and stone riols followed long smouldering hatred between Zulus and Basutos
Reuter.
Hotels Company Awarded Claims
Edinburgh, Mar. 12. The General Claims Tribunal in Edinburgh has awarded the Holels (Scotland) Eglinton
and £12,088 Limited, £19,619 respectively for damage done to Golf View Hotel, Nairn, und. Marine Hotel, North Berwick,
while they were requisitioned by the War Department during the svar.
The Company had claimed £43,400 for the Golf. View Hotel and £45 800 for the Marine
Hotel and the War Department had offered 212,002, and £10,034 - respectively-Router.
was pany.
the
Japan will demand will, accord-vicinity. A sum of $315 found hidden in her shoes.
The funeral will take place at Ing to these sources, Include:
5.30 this afternoon at 1. 185,000 tons of Burmese
Further enquiries revealed Mohammedan Cemetery, rice: 120,000 tons of Australlan that she had also stolen one and wheat and 150,000 tons of Aura half pounds of red wool from tralian barley,
the cockloft of No. 7, Tung 2. 95,000 bales of Indian raw Shing Lane, ground floor, on Feb. cotton; 480,000 bales of raw cat-11, which she had pawned at the
and 40,000 Tai Fung Pawnshop. ton from Pakistan bales of raw colton from Egypt in addition to 350,000 bales of rów wool from Australia.
3. $10,000 tons of iron ore from India; 1,000,000 tons from Malaya; 100,000 tons from Hong- kong and 150,000 tons South Africa In addition to
from
1.000.000 tons of hard coal from
Indin-United
TIED SAMPAN TO HARBOUR BUOY
Radio Hongkong
H.K.T.
5.
Swing Fame: 8.59. Itit Varade
Robbed His
Shum
Master
Kwai-kun, 20, from Shanghai, who stole $2,120 from to his master, was sentenced six months and ordered to ba expelled by Mr O. V, Cheung 7.00, Tim Signal, World News and at Kowloon this morning. News Analysis (London Betay); 7.35,
Ingy A Night in Palermo. A 7 by used Demi-teare Louis-Golding · (BBCTS): 7,30, 14
Francala (Studio); Woosung 1.6). Weather Report: 8.00, From his
Dewar said the po was employed at 138 Street. On Tuesday muster discovered the
the Editoriala lecorded Relay money was missing and suspect-
Sports
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ADMITS SIGNING
Cheng admitted that he signed the registration form but that it was typed out by a clerk in the office and he instructed the clerk what sort of service he wanted He wished to be trans- to be in. ferred to a non-combatant unit, but "it you compel me to light It is no use, I am scared of war." Giving his opinion, Mr Strellett said that there was no ground
મ
upon which the objection should
be allowed. On the question of objection that application
tht not be a useful :
member of
the Defence Force, it was not a ground upon which the Tribunal
namesakes of the fon and daughter moved to transfer him, and
Mare.5 and E
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should he not prove useful he ttle Albert's sister is onmed, might be dealt with
by the authorities concerned.
On the subject of conscientious objection, Mr Strellett added, it appeared, when analysed, to be
London Aruman Service,
Aurwere
OTTIER CASES
8.10. - Interlude: 8.15, Redial by Gwen Cadey (Boprano): 0.50. Ray's ed Shum. A report was made. CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE nothing more than fear which For tying up to Buoy B17 Laugh, with Ted Ray, Kitty Bluett to the Police, Later
the ac
was common, was arrested without permission, Chan Kwal, and Fred Yule (BTS): 0.00 cused
in To
Refusing the objection, Mr "Review", by" B01 Philipe | 9825 28, mistress of passenger sam-Studio), 9410, Attie Opera. "La kwa-wan Road with $500 in his 1. Because It is a race for thrèo- Justice Gould spid
he agreed Dan A2184V, was fined $20 by ravista Art 1 by Verd?
With
possession. He confessed that your-olds. 2. A building in the with the views expressed by Mr. Principals Members, Mr W. Sprague at the Marine Orchestra of the opera flause, Rome, he spent $1,357.30 in buying a great mosque at Meeen where the Sivelleit
Chorus And ponducted by Vioenzo Bellezza: sultanse, ・・・ two: » rings, -three | Blsck: Stone sacred to Moham- Court this morning.
The prosecution said Chan PAS, Time for Music (UDCTS); The watchoo, fountain pens, medans is contained. 3. Menelaus, was observed for over 13 min Whitton, 101 Croommg the Calian three pairs of shoes, a rain cont,
10.15, Crossing utes before she was arrested by Chr. A talk by co
clothing, quantity
some In her DrS) 10.30 Short Plan knitting wool, two battles or yesterday afternoon.
|twcitak by. Louis Kenter; 10,4, boat were several passengers ondan Promenade Onestra, 14:00, hale cream and on enamel basin,
The who told the. Police, that they Radio News Heel (Recorded Relyk
Magistrate ordered all 11.15, Goodnight were waiting for a steamer to
Weather Reports dos Save The the property to be returned to tle up at the buoy.
the complainant, Queen; 11,00, Close; Down,
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