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TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1952.
you can taste the fruit in WATSON'S
By Galbraith COURT UPHOLDS
SIDE GLANCES Of
Reds Accused Trying To Steal
Secrets
A Journey Military
North
PATRIC
PATRICIA is an Irish girl who went over to Eng- land two years ago to work; and unlike some girls who take ship from Dublin with that pious purpose in mind and seem to lose sight of it when they reach
London,
Patricia did get work at once when she arrived.
She got a job as a waitress, and what is more to her credit, she held on to il, and the lived
sensible life and saved
her sleady the other a boy. In due course she
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money and made two
friends, one
und #girl
Lecure engaged
to the
whose home was up in cashire.
boy. Lan-
been HAVE
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By the time
Усиг.
Patien
she hail
112 enough money to buy a return i tickel to her lane
in Comty Limerick and spend her holiday there and there she was able proudly
10 Runoutice
ner
ισ her her boy parents that she and hoped to marry Au January The adventure of going to England really seemed have turned out very well. for everyone.
next.
THE
to
E other day, Patricia dived her savings deeply into again, and bought a return te
Lantushire ket to the
jlved. where her ance
towa An
the journey in the north must have been the grimmest the the girl hart ever faced, Journey back cannot have been
much more pleasant.
can imagine her unexpectedly upon ber
man's door-step, and
the wonder and
and
arriving young Imagine and unbelief
and Joy in his eyes when he saw her here. And he would look
and see Into her eyes
were tears a them, and
pose
there
sup-
that was a girl's way of expressing joy. Then she would disillusion Him.
would
over-
Same-
Probably she dramatise what she had to say,
him with and startle thing like: "I'm on the run, Itarry, you've got to help me," for sie would have met situnics on the cinema. When
bor down he had calmed
would get the true story.
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4
such
he
Rome, July 14.
Italy's Defence Minister, Signor Randolfo Pacciadri, tonight, accused Italian Communists of attempting to steal military secrets from establish- ments run by the Defence Ministry,
He told the Chamber of Deputies that "proof exists" of these attempts.
He claimed Communist cell leaders asked party members who worked in Ministry establish- ments to get plans of telephone installations "and other secret military information."
C'wealth
Broadcasting
Parleys
Inter-Working In Field Of News
Signor Puccindr! was speak- the Ing during a debate on Government's 443,800 milion lire ordinary and 275,000 mil. llan ro extraordinary defence budgele
10-
Answering Communist cusations that the budgets
Inten "proved the aggressive tions of the Italian Government," Signor
out Pacciadri pointed that Russin's military budgets amount to a huge amount.
"What do the Communista say about the Russian budget?" he shred.
The Minister listed American
craft
London, July 14. The Commonwealth military ald to Italy so for: 800 broadcasting conference, tanks. 328 planes, including 63 two destroyers, three which concluded its private jete. sessions here today, has cort vessels, 31 assault
and some $100,000,000 worth of planned
develop military equipment. ments to facilitate inter- working in the field of news ready been approved by the and the use of correspon-Senate (upper house). dents.
further
The defence budgets have al-
The Chamber
went into an
This was disclosed here today all-night session tonight to ap.
budgets and
other in a communique issued by the prove the conference
its ufter
inal draft laws in an altempt to plenary session. Presiding was clear the most important out-
Director-
the standing business before Broad-sumTIET
recess at the end DI con- this week-Router. began
Sir William Haley, General of the British casting Corporation. He vened the talks which here on June 23.
The conference was attended by Britain, Canada, Australis,
South New Zealand,
Pakistan and Ceylon.
Africs,
It reaffirmed the will of c Commonwealth broadcasting or- ganisations to seek still closer co-operation and mutual as- sistance.
Arrangements for the exchanges made Commoirscalth
staff
in
the first at conference 1945 were reviewed and proposals to stimulate general programine exchanges including television - were agreed..
TEAM PROJECT
Foreigners Engineered Cairo Riots
Former Minister's Allegation
}
Cairo, July 14. The former Wafdist
A team project utilising broad- casting wellers, producers and engineers from the various coun-Minister of Social Affairs, tries to devise and present pro- Abdel
Hassan Fattah grammes On major Common-
Pasha, told a Supreme Mili- wealth projects was worked out.
E true story was this: The had day_before_Patricia gotie shopping in the West End with Mary, the friend she had made at the enfe where she worked. Mary had suggested shoplifting was not very dim- cult or dangerous. Patricia had agreed to help her try; and the two girls had been caught mak- ing oft
bare with a leather - priced at 37s.
called. The pollee had been
at the police station the girls had been charged with be- the Ing.concerned together in theft. They had been let go on bull and ordered to appear The development of television next morning at Bow Street on the programme, technical and
sides, be tried
their administrative court to crime.
of
for
It was decided that the first tary Tribunal here today. subject to be dealt with by such that "a foreign hand" en-
a Commonwealth team should be the £1,888,000,000 plan for the gineered economic development of South Saturday" and South-East Asia.
January 26.
Was
(T. M, Reg. 12. B. PH, OM.
6-5 uthaith
"Your main job will be to keep your eye on the employees and see that they concentrate on their work!"
Crashes Jet
Into Hotel
Cardin, July 14.
A Royal Air Force Vam pire jet fighter crashed on the roof at Llandaff Hotel in Cardill today after col- Ilding at 30,000 feet with another Vampire..
Bound Over For Embezzling
Three
two fats and rooms at the hotel were badly
Д damaged, and
A 10-year-old youth, Tong of 34 Slu-hung, unemployed, Western Street, was bound over in $250 for one year charges of embezzlement by Central Mr Thomas. Tam at this morning.
on three
member of the staff, 72- year-old housekeeper Geor
rina Evans, was killed,
The
hotel was crowded with visiters at the time.
Vampiro
The
other
crashed in flames at Tide Fields, on the outskirts of ..Cardiff.
Pilots of both aircraft Опо out *baled
safely. Cardin airport, landed on while the other came down in Bristol Channel, about two miles from Newport and used a rubber dingby to keep afloat until rescued. An officer of the Cardiff Fire Brigade said "wreck- age was scattered all over the elty Renter.
Northwest
Cairo's Black Airlines' 5th
fire
rlots of
Anniversary
Faid as the The Magistrate defendant was willing to repay he had embezzled, he would bind him over... ·
the money
was a
CLAIM FOR
$60,000
In a claim for $60,000 brought before Mr Justice Williams in the Supreme Court this morn- ing judgment was given for the plaintiff firm.
Plaintiffs were the International Union Com- pany, of David House, and they were represented by Mr S. V. Gittins, instructed by Mr P. A. L. Vine, of Deacons.
Defendants were Johnson Trading Company and Tang Chue, a partner therein. They were neither present nor legally represented.
The claim was for damages for ! breach of contract on the sale of 50 sels of rubber tyres, $30,000
of being claimed ns return
loss of deposit and $30,000 as prokt.
Mr Gittins zaid that the original contract was for 100 sets of enused rubber tyres but this was cut down by half. The contract wes made on February 3, 1951.
It WAR
REDS ATTACK IN
JUNGLE
subsequently found Vietminh Operation
that the tyres were used ones and were absolutely unsuitable, unusable and worthless.
between
the
Mr Giltins added that in the correspondence firms there seemed to be some hint of fraud, "I am instructed that we tried to get the Police Interested but they would not
Salgon, July 14.
A Communist Vietminh column has suddenly at- tacked in dense tiger-infest- ed jungle land of Southern ის- Annam in what some servers belleve may be the start of a major offensive, it was disclosed on Monday. The Vietminh column faunch- ed its attack on Sunday morning
$985.20 with costs, Mr Justice outpost of Tandray, 300 miles Reece In the Supreme Court north of Kontoum in jungle this morning remarked that far which is inhabited by rare and from the defendants owing the savage tribes.
act," he added,
A CLAIM FAILS
M
In diamlesing claim for against the Franco-Vietnam
cordials
Living Language
Why we say "Ye gods and little fahes."
This phrase is still used to express amaze- ment, chiefly by those too plous to swear. But in fact it is founded on it a blasphemy for comes from-- "Odds fish!" (a favourite ex- clamation of Charles II) which is a corrup- tion of "God's flesh," or the body of Christ.
be As "Odds fish!"
came
old-fashioned some new and more resounding way had to this be invented and brought: "Ye gods and little fishes" into being.
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TURIDAY, JULY 15
Farmors,
By Air p.m. C.A.T.
sum, the plaintiff had been General Pierre Lecoq, Com-
of mander the overpaid by the sum of $3.70.
French-Viet- in the namese forces
Japan, 430 p.m., Thai Airways. Upper
York. Furmbed, Okinawa. New who conducted his plateau region, quickly Plaintiff,
PP Seattle, Canada, 430 p.m., N.W.A.E... was Tam Wing and peated for air support to repel Maloya, Caylon, W. Pakistan, own case, his claim was for balance due the
attack which Bahrein, Communist
Great Britain. Europe,
By Surface for carpentry work done on two was directed against the fourth 4.30 p.m.. BO.A.C contracts in Kowloon during Vietnamese Division.
Macro, 1 pm; 6 pm, 65 cummer last year. The first Four patrol planes responded Hong/Tak Sung
Philippines, 2 pm._ Kores. job was for $1,000 and plaintiff to the call in the afternoon and
Japan, 2 p.m. Tamesis claimed he received $1,110 and strafed and bombarded the
Indo-China. 2 p.m.. on the second contract he got rebel units $1,300 out of $1,000.
Defendant
trading yung
sopted by Mr F. W. Ko.
was Young Tin- as the LAICKY
In
REBELS CAPTURED Meanwhile, in Central Annam
the French where
launched
Construction Company, repre-operation "Quadrille last week
a
on relieve pressure Annamese capital of
20-1
the
Huc
A
Manak.
Malaya,
Tuluwan
Lea
Hulda
Indonesia, 5 .p.m., sa WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 By Air Philippines, Guam, Hawall, USA, Canada, om.. Vla 2.A.L.
Formom 11 a.m., C.,A.T.. Malaya, Indonesia, Austraila, New
Det. Sub-Insp. Lew said that defendant had beeri working for the course of his judgment,
Formuse. 1.30 pan. IX. Airways, his Lordship said that on the communique reported the cap-Zealand. 4.30 p.m., C.P.A. the complainant, a Chinese wo-
ture
more prisonery,
W Pakistan, Stom, E. India, man, Kong Kuk, who
evidence it seemed to him to try of
Middle East, Africa, Great Britain. licensed newspaper hawker. The be perfectly clear that the plain making a total of at least 800
taken since the drive Europe, 4.30 p.m., B.O.A.C. rebels ELAT was labouring under defendant received $35 a month
Japan, Korea, 4.30 pm, 3.0.A.C. 21 miles from the for delivering
By Burface paper's for the delusion and had become con- began
Млево, beleagured capital. This offen-
1 pm; p.m., ... Les complainant to various houses | fused with his figures,
Hong/Tak Bhing. on the Peak.
sive began on July 8.
China, People's Republic, 9.30 am.. In another sector of the Indo-train via Canton. Chinese
front Vietnamese patrol stumbled"
dinto
a rebel ambush near Hungyen, 21 mile south-east of Hanoi. Again, air support was ordered and it was officially
announced that at least 50 dead Communists were
On July 5, the complainant approached the defendant and asked him for $150 outstanding dues for papers for June. The defendant said that he had not received the money and would pay complainant on July 7.
On July 7, defendant failed to appear for work, and com- plainant's son delivered the papers will July II. It was then discovered that the defen- fees for dont, had collected June and July papers from the the various houses on the peak. He mentioned no nationalities.
reported The Hassen Pasha Abdel Fattah
complainant
the Managing Today marks the fifth anniver- the matter to
Chian thoroughly discussed, including was giving evidence for the in the trial of
Northwest Airlines' Director of the South television prosecution the
sary of possibility
the Police transcriptions subject to artists Ahmed Hussein, leader of Al Orient service. On July 15, five Morning Post and
years ago,
the airline began were motifed. and other rights being sailsIshterakeya, National-Socialists.
Husseini is accused, with five scheduled service over the Great factorily setled.
The
recognised supporters, of instigating the Circle route between Tokyo and conference the
for exchange need
pro- riot
Abdel Fattah grammes and to have available transcribed programmes for this said that Ahrned Hussein,
lawyer, received money from neously with the main government secret funds.
(The riots caused the death of conference.
over 30 people, including 10 give yourself educational broadcasting com-, British, and damage to about mittees held a number of meet- 1700 establishments In the
Egyptian capital).
when And
Patricia now, ought to have been in court, she was up in Lancashire. As for Mary, she had borrowed £3 from Patricia and vanished.
•
"HAT shall I do?" Pairi- Weln cried to her young man. And he was frm as
go back,"
in her. You must
Le sal "and
up: But Mary
a
said it would inga.
mean prison for sure," Patricia said.
"You must go, all the same,"
boy replied.
the
Sa Patricia made the mourn-
ed guilty to her crime. There silli no sign of Mary.
was
A policeman said: The other girl has previous convictions for shoplifting. She told us it was her faull this girl stole,"
•
stood
technical
and
The conclusions and dó- conference will cisions of the now be submitted to the gover-
A
third
called
some time 1956.-Reuter,
Wheat Shortage
In Argentine
Han Pasha
a
The defendant Was arrested
12. on the morning of July Seattle.
The total summ of money that Inter-Office flights from Tokyo defendant had
embezzled was were begun to Manila, Shanghai, | $239.50. Seoul and Okinawa,
Northwest has since switched its China service from Shanghai to Taipeh, and Korea is served through Pusan instead of Seoul.
When Shanghai was besieged by Red forces. Northwest
από Minister, planes
personnel be-
STABBED IN BACK Another Wathut
to
China's mainland
in
Radio Hongkong
A
Inquiry Into Ship's
Sinking
(Continned from Page 1)
leaking heavily in water, both in holds and in engine rooms. From onwards, all hands that time started pumping from No. 2 hold. The ship then altered course to under southwest to bring her control. The ship resumed
course at 7 am, when con- she was sufficiently under trol.
normal
Witness said the ship bore the typhoon all Saturday evening when the force of wind was terrific. He said the ship was behaving very well in the fore- noon that day and the only the trouble experienced was leakage in the hull.
He said the first engineer ze- ported to him at 2 pm, that they would have to stop, both cagince within three hours owing to the water rising in the ship.",
UNCONTROLLABLE
11
found against losses of two dead and 13 missing.
H. Barneo, 0 a.m., as Hin Bang", Australia, New Zealand, -a-pm.
Anking.
Middle
Mainya, Ceylon, Aden, East, Great Britain. Europe, 1 pm.
City of Karachi.
THURSDAY, JULY 17 By Alr Phillpplier. Guam, Hawall, Ban Francico, Noon, Via FA.A.
Indo-China, France, French North & West Africa, 4.30 p.m., Air Viet- In both Hanoi and Saigon the nam.
Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30 p... growing Vietnamese Army was given the honour spot in ..A.
Siam, & W. Pakistan, Middle Bastille Day parades Over East, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 10,000 Vietnamese troops 4.30 p.m., 8.0.A.C. marched in the Saigon parade Macao, 1. pan; 6 pan., sa Leo while some 5,000. of a total of Hong/Tak shing. 15,000 cok part in the Hanoi show.
There were United Preas,
No
Incidents, m
Lesson 40 L
Transport and Communications (refer to page 188, "Cantonese Simpilfled"). Vocabulary:
31. hoong(1).-Empty.
Combinations:
Vacant
1
lly Surfac
train via Canton.
China, People's Republic, 9.30 am..
-
Formont, a.m.. to Wing Bang. Japan. 2 p.m.. sa Kirsten Maerak. Melaya.. p.m., Helios.
125. (1)Ngaw (3)wab__42)ngaw recoo(3) - (yut(1))-gaon(1) _{1}= (3)daaye-(1)m-gal(3), gch(3)-- said would like a medium-sited one, 120. (2)Kul (3)desu geens{3}- yul(1)-gaw(3) faw{2)-gay(3) daaye())- faingaw-hui(3) Lai(2) fawng(2) mate "then called'a foki, to take nie to the
the room..
_121. Glaw(3), dow(2)-gay(3) (1)toon@. (ingaw (2)homa-doh(3) san(1)- lau(2)The foki accompanied me up to the 2nd floor.
The fortieth(), 'in the series |
(1)haang-(3]yup* 121. (2)Ngaw. or lessons ini.Cantonese to be (Inte) the reception desk.
hui(2) (3)gwal-ineos(2)--I walked up broadenst over Radio Hongkong! 122. (3)Nga (3)mun by Mr 9. K. Lee will be given | (3)nwel-meen(2) seen(1)-shasnglij (3)yau (3)wah; (2)Nay - (3)day this evening at 0.30.|.........
hoongi)-fawng(2) mab(3)?"--I naked Programme Summary: 402,
For the guidance of listeners the reception-clerk: Have you ally Ing authority of each of the Abdel Meguld Hann, said that gan a round-the-clock evacua-
Light Maand Song: 828,
121, (2)KU......... (3)danp (3)want constituent broadcasting orguni. the Wafdist Government took tion operation. The last plane Cantonese by Radio given by Miss
we publish below a summary of vacant po ful journey south, and next salient for ratification.
"Lan and B. K. Les
the lesson. Summaries of sub-ujaYau ah(3), seem{1)-shaang(1);** A Lee Wal left control every precaution
(Studio) 4.80. Interlude morning at Bow Street, before
sequent lessons will be published | He replied: "Yes, sir. Orchestral Belections; 7.30, "Down Commonwealth popular indignation following hall of small-arms ́fire,
ed in the China-Mall every 1. (alay Sir Laurence Dunne, the plead-broadcasting conference will be events in the Canal Zone on
yecoo(3) 43)darye- Memory Lane" presented by Alleen Within 48 hours after the Woods (Studio) 1:00. * Weather
Tuesday and Friday for the ghialik)-(3wdak sal(3), wh(3) Ah(3)?"-Would you like a big one in 1935 or January 25, "but we could not
or a small one?" have expected we should be beginning of the Korean War, Report: Time Signal, World News
and Nows Talk (London Relay); Ho sold the port engine stop-duration of this radio feature, stabbed in the back by our on Northwest planes began flying, "Fax 207 Beer Gillette at the
ped at. 5 p.m. and the ship he- Laugh sald, pointing the new-historie alelift, The Corsels: compatriots" ho
come uncontrollable partly due first planes were loaded with DBCTS) with Ted Ray, RNTY his Anger at the dock
to this reason and partly due wo other witnesses for the newly-improved anti-tanks, roc- Bluett, and Peter Seller: B. London
Melodies Studio
(BDCTS) Peter to some other cause! After the kels and hunchors, desperately Yorke and his Orchestra
with prosecution said that they zaw
breaking down of the port en- needed by UN forces who found alcolm Lockyer (Piano) 0.20,
never answered Alimed Hussein speeding in
their old equipment tradequate Minical Notebook presented by Ugine; the ship black car, directing operations
her helm. The ship was going on January 20,
against the Reds' heavy tanks. how. Father... Ryan. 8.3.
(Studio); 10, The Lution girl" in circles, in the sea, Hundreds of tons of vitally 30.15, At the Ballet "Les Sylphides"
Orch. A fourth witness claiment needed supplies and thousands of hoolt.
Murray)...London
At about 6.30 p.m. that day, Philharmonic Orch, cond by Fir The Argentine win have no that he saw Ahmed Humein in combat replacements have been malcolm sargent: 10.45, First Flanz witness said, an 605-signal was what evl com- | wheat or export · Nils year if Jeep near the select Mohamed flown to battle over the Great Cuartet plays Gershwin: 1 Ladio sent out and replies received from panions can do to you." Bar current crop estimates prove core Aly. Club,, with demonstrators Circle the shortest route below Reel London Telay): 11:15. two ships, the nearest of which Laurence sald to her. But he sees and may have to impart acclaiming him with shouts of tween east and west.
Goodnight Muste: 1129; Weather Report God Save The Queen; 11.30 was the Prometheus. At 9.53 put her on probaties iristead of wheat.
"Long live, the loader,"
Northwest
that night, the ship fired distress Present estimated.
recently began sending her to prison.
place the
rockets in response to a message Stratocruisers
tho There was atill
(The reference to January, 25 using no sign of current wheat crop at about
| recalvéd' from the Prometheus Mary. But in an envelope with
110. million bushela, slightly was to the operation at lamallia Tokyo-Scattle portion of its
asking for rockets to be fred. a London postmark Patricia more than half of the 1030 when British troops and tanks Pacific airways. Flying time be had received back the 23 she
Canadian Govern- smashed two Egyptian Folleetween the two eilles hos bo INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION had lent to her friend. Per- ment
and cut to a record low of 18 hours. of Statistics headquarters, killing 42
Future plans of Northwest in haps It is # measure of the Wheat Review mys if current wounding 60 Egyptians who status of shoplifters now the Argentino, domestic consump defied them in a six-hour slege, the Far East include the expan- criminal world, that there. I 'tion In-mhlataked at the can according to a British comsion of its current routes to to Balgan. honour among them as there, la timated level it will be neces munique issued at the time provide services sold to be among thieves
Calcutta, Bombay tary to import wheat Into Three British soldiers died, one Bangkok, other kinda; for both these two, Argenting sometime In the cur officer and 12 other ranks' being i Colombo, Singapore, Jakarta and in a way, had acted honourably, rent chop y car,
wounded)Router,
Jesselton,
PATRICIA, a nonlly-dressed,
pretty girl of 22, frensbilng. walding for prison, She could think of nothing to say in her own defence.
You
of
Buenos Aires, July 14.
cropho
a
on
Close down.
fit thera sro a children, of whom in are pora,
boy and three strja, and the chance that one bore came and 'mo girls chame laze-drawn
32,40 14'a, Bity-fifty aḥanON, London Bayreno, Service,
Capt. Blaikie, maid, the ship righted tho Prometheus ut ap- proximately 11 p., that night. At 1 am, the next day, the Forder to abandon ship was given. The vessel was sinking and the hand pumps were not able to cope with the situation.
The bearing it continuing.
91. Teen(1) hoong(1)~The outer spare-Atmosphere.
92. oong() hay(3)-Air,* $3. Hong(1) tawng(2)~~An empty room. A vocant room
A
123, (3)Kul dah(2)-ħar(1) YUKI1- gaan(1) Boongil)-fawng(d), tăing(a) (Jinkaw (3)yup-hui(3) tal(2)-(3)han. -General Expressions:
fe opened a vacanì room and asked 13243/Gwal meenta) reception me to go in to have a look at i desk. A shop counter.
30 129, JEJNgaw (3)yun-hui(3) gaan(h) -15% 4310wal+mern{3}' scent-fawng(1) entered the room,
reception-clark. shang(1)~~A
130, (3)Ngaw tas(3)-gear(3) gaan(1) "shop-keeper.
fawng() 154. Tal(a) dawng(9)~To view that the room was large enough;
gau(3)-(3)dexyassu saw **131. (2)Yau-yut(1)-gaan(1), mi{g}}- 133. Dəb(3) hoy(1)—Ta Jeave shunt)dawng(3) -(1)toon yutili open.
(3)daye (1)KONSTRU{3}/ (-(1)Keh lau(2)—A verandan. There was a 6ath-room and s‘big Transport and Communications verandah, k (continued):
room.
100.
(To Be Continued) |
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