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CASEBOOK
Bringing Up William
HE sentence passed ou William by the juvenile court in London was that he should be sent to an op- proved school
for not less than one year, not more than three. He was 14 years nine months old, and on this, his third court
CHINA MAIL
CANDIDATE'S ELÈCTION EXPENSES
Eisenhower To Hear Nixon's Explanation
Washington, Sept. 23.
Mr Dwight Eisenhower tonight interrupted his presidential electoral campaign to listen to his vice-presidential running-mate explain why he had accepted $18,000 expenses from a group of wealthy supporters.
Mr Eisenhower, due to speak in Cleveland, Ohio, delayed his speech until the audience had appearance, guilty of break-listened to the radio explanation by Senator
Richard Nixon of his private finances.
ing inte premises and steal- ing.
After five weeks in a remand horne, Willion was brought here Kroup to the Cotswold School,
uf attractive greystone buildings centring on farm, a approved Police school of the London Court Mission,
The Senator's broadcast from Los Angeles was being piped into the Eisenhower meeting.
After the broadcast Mr Eisenhower is expected to decide whether to keep the Senator as his vice- presidential candidate or adopt another.
of Senator Senator Robert Taft was be- "public embrace" To William. coming from
ing mentioned tonight as a prob- Taft has come asin shock, North London the able successo: to the. Scnator "His support crowded
of such sweeping sparsely populated if he is dropped. He is with candidates destroys any possible Gloucestershire plain in which Mr Eisenhower on his campaign notion that he could steer the
have train.
to the the school stands, must
Republican Party back seemed
allen as unpleasantly
of liberalism," the report All and remote as the Sahuru.
Lundan
Stevenson, it added, had not is the river
evaded issues and "inspires our source is near
full confidence.
Mr William Green was elected to his 29th unanimously today
annual consecutive
term as President of the Federation. The 70-year-old former railway worker is paid $25,000 a year.
Ashton Keynus and have in common Thames, whose here.
A
T, the school-its ubiquitous some- is quartered, crost what hopefully, with the spur of rel a knight for chivalry, a
llun for cross for mercy,
and honesty seed courage, William was fitted at once with a comprehensive wardrobe that from ti suit, raincoat ranged and three shirts, to a comb, mb, tooth brush and two pairs of pyjamas.
•
at
U William like ? "Didn't
William drst,"
sald
DILI when I asked him. "Felt a bit upset. But
other chaps the come up very polite and make you feel at home. Then a friend of mine come soon after me, so with. I had someone to play, Thought i might as well settle down.
the
path
House spokesman A White
President Truntars seid. suid today
Ceneral, usked
Attorney Mr J. McGranery, to look into the
Senator acceptance by Richard Nixon, the Republican nominee, of vice-presidential
ins $18,000
expense butions.
Mr Truman himself has de- clined to comment on the poll tical uproar created by the dis- closure of the rulsing of the fund for Senator Nixon.
Slates
Contn-
in-
to
Established #845
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1952.
A Prince Goes To School Indonesian Govt's
Watched by his teacher, Miss Brita Schlyter, the six-year-old Crown Prince Carl Gustav of Sweden, in his first session of schooling, plays with two of his schoolfriends, Carl Gustaf, Ekman and Erland Broman. With six other boys the young Crown Prince attends & "play-school" for two and a half hours three days a - London week in the Royal Palace in Stockholm.
Express,
LETTER TO LIVED ON THE EDITOR | IMMORAL
Clergy And War EARNINGS
memorated ceremony.
NO INTERVENTION
Washington, Sept. 23. The White House, reversibg tonigh! The White House press section an earlier report, suld
Sir. I feel that much damageį said tonight that Mr Truman had that President Truman had noi
Wong Chi-cheung, alias Tun In uny
10 asked Mr McGranery to "look intervened
way
to Peuce is being done by many influential persons who, in pub-Lo-sze, 34, of $1, Austin Road, Justice Department into the matter." The request. It obtain
lic speeches and articles, attempt was sentenced to three months expense fund was reported, was made after a enquiry into on William
to divide war into two categories hard labour by Mr K. Y. Yeung became ahe of 152
for Senator Richard Nixon; the cabinet meeting last Friday. boys, aged 13-15, the majority
The Unlled
Justice Republican vice presidential.good and evil. Under "good" at Kowloon this morning for
under living on immoral carnings. cunmitted from courts
Department has begun a study of candidate. fur
list "our" they
couse;
Detective Sub-Insp. the legality of private expense crimes which, had they
Mr Boxer
Inge been
Assistant "evil", that of the eneros". Tubby,
Not content with this outworn yesterday the Police raided the Buckingham said that at 7 a.m. older, would have landed them funds received by Congressmen White House Press Secretary. in gool,
and other public officials, an who had said earlier today that and erroneous theory they then Lung Hua Hotel, Jordan Road, authoritative source
here President Truman had asked Gold
take a step further, a ludicrous and in a third floor room
they the Attorney General, today.
Mr J.
that, and assume that
women step at The study follows the con-
found seven Chinese look into the
God works for our cause only relaxing. McGranery,
They said they were troversy over the disclosure that reporters: "On this Surely It is time to break away
In the room prostitutes.
the Senator Nixon bad accepted question, whether the White from such irrational and harm- Palice found two books contain- $10,000 expenses from a group House had directed the Justice
the first step ing the names of ten girls, and ful Ideals, and of wealthy Californians..
Department to look into the might well be that of ceasing to also the name of the accused with legal aspects the contributions pretend that War is a glorious his telephone number INVESTIGATION
The to Nixon, I find I was absolute-thing-something to be com-
accused was discovered and in another room In the hotel, wrong in giving the impres-
with pomp ly
take an and ALL who
gave his address 39 51, sion that such a directive had
Road, cockloft, The are war Austin aggressive part in war been sent to the Justice Depart-
the most Police went there and found 14 No such directive
criminals; but by far ment.
ladies clothing, 29 dangerous criminals are those in cases of Influential positions, such as the boxes of shoes and six hond- politician and clergyman, who bags. by subtle means talk people into The accused admitted that were believing that war is justified, five of the seven girls providing our part in it consists working for him. Enquiries
What a revealed that he of "defence" only.
took 40 per ghastly myth this ward now re- cent of their earnings. Half of presents! How can any govern these he retained and the other mem honestly declare that the half went to boys and amats in present jet-paded build-up of
the hotel. army and atom bombs is for a Accused told the Court that
ho had non-aggressive purpose?
been previously understandable when trader, but business was It i politicians and military leaders bad and he had show little morai conception: dancing girls who asked him to but for the clergy to sociale introduce them to some of his themselves with the "glorles" of friends. He said he did this as war, appears to my simple mind, it was the only way of making to be quite contrary to their a living. mission in life which is, I be lleve, to demonstrate by word and deed the will and teaching of God-not the advocation of mallce and mass murder.
EX-SERVICEMAN, (1939-1945)
to
And, so far, in eight months, he has bol put a foot wrong. Few boys du_in_their_frs! six months. It takes them that long recover from the shock of being so agreeably treated.
·boys-at-- Up to -16-year-old tend school, where the syllabus Includes subject labelled Ethics, designed, as I judges, to teach the boys that the Law had landed them where thut they were was a Good Thing.
LDER boys learn and practise trades farming- on the 350-gere
engineering, ustute, bootmaking, garden- building, Trig. For their-work they ceive "wages" of is. to 3s, & week (schoolboys have 13. pocket money.}
In
a
the evening organised petivities are obligatory, and
of clubs host
of takes cale Interests varying from stamp- collecting to Scottish dancing
Punishment ranges from flues
to cuts in
cannot,
please
is that the Quiet Rooms the egos of toughs, who on emerging, bråg of theendurance since everyone knews their confinement has been luxurious.
Sultrees.
WAS
Oicials described the vestigation now being conducted here as a "general examination" of the criminal laws affecting -expense accounts and other sup sent.
His statement came just two received by funds
from
private hours after President Truman himself had declined to com- One of these laws forbids ament on the political uproar government employee or official, over the Nixon funds.-Reuter. including a ceive any salary, or contribution Congressman, to re-
to his official salary, from any source
ather than the United government or local municipal or state authority.
The controversy The
over Nixon
fund has also drawn
New York, Sept. 23. attention to the practice of other Congressmen in implementing Two of 15 second-string Com- their official salaries with income munist leaders were found not derived from lecturing, writing guilty of conspiracy today by Federal Judge Edward Dimock, who granted a motion to direct the Jury to acquit them.
States
61
similar petivities. ·
↑
raised
the
W03
Not Guilty Of
Conspiracy
and sim
Some Congressmen say it is necessary for
many
of their colleagues who have no indepen-
They were the first of 27 Com- dent means to obtain extra in-munist leaders tried in this come in these ways.
Federal Court to be found not "NO DIFFERENCE" guilty on charges of conspiring
Teach
advocate or
violent Republican leaders aboard the to the annual 24-dayə
campaign train overthrow of the government. leave, the cane, prolongation of Elsenhower
Judge Dimock ruled that the slay in the
the school, and solitary argued today that there
im- confinement, net in cells, but in "ro difference" between the ex- Government had failed to
Simon plicate
Gerson, Quiet Rooms. These, extremely and
a. for Senator Nixon pense fund
former Dally Worker editor and Fund comfortably
Democratic furnished. have
spun-
former alde to
City T sored
Council nursery-like decorations, and a
Mr Adial Stevenson. by notice saying: "If you want They were referring to remember, and Isidore Begun, 40. The action came after days of ports that Mr Stevenson had anything,
ring." The
argument on a endorsed fund
defence motion which asked for verdicts of Illinois to increase the incomes acquittal for all 15 defendants. men he drew into the sate Mctions for dismissal of the government from private busi Indictments against and acquit
tal of the other 13 defendunts Earlier today the American
were denied by the Judge.. Federation of
Labour Conven- United Press, tion in New York endorsed Mr Adlai Stevenson, the Democro- as President' of tic candidate, the United States. It was the first time that the Federation
out in favour had come either candidate since school some from jobs
ordinary foundation In 1881.
Congress
London, Sept. 23. of Industrial no connection with educatio
Mr Albert Watson, a Suffe‡k has nlready Between masters boys Organisations
endorsed Me Stevenson, thus form worker, offered a job in big branches Australla, dumped his suitcases. but on both putting the two
of organised labour firmly be on the Liverpool quayside to- bonhomie you
hind the Democratic candidate. day, made sure his 30-year-old in a preparatory scho
school.
The report of the Executive wife was
then present, and Council of the American Federn called the family roll.
HE school's stair totais 52, of HE
whom 24 actually deal with the boys, as teachers, house- musters, specialist, Instructore, Some, like Mr Cyril Joyce, the head, came from the Borstal
song from
-ness.
FAMILY OF 15
EMIGRATE
-
SILENCE IS GOLDEN
"I don't know the date or the nature of the Monte Bello tests and I'd be none the wiser if I dld.
I
now
met three
OAG Visits Hospital
Appeals Set For December 8-12
Notice that the Indonesian Government were not proceeding with their application for a stay of an action against the ss Tasikmalaja was given by Mr D. A. L. Wright before the Full Court, com- prising the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Williams, this morning.
Mr Wright, instructed by Wilkinson And Grist, appeared for the Government of the Republie of Indo- negin, and asked the Court to fix dates for the hearing of appeals against decisions given by: Mr Justice Reece, Pulsne Judge.
Mr
Brook A. Bernacchi, instructed by Mr M.A. cla
Silva, represented Juan Ysmael Tsun Wan Disaster and Co., Inc., of Plaza Golli, Manlia, who are claiming pos- session, ne sole owners, of the Tasikmalaja (formerly known 08 the
Christobel and the Haleakala).
Mr Charles
E. Loseby, ồn structed by Stewart and Co..
for appeared
Anthony Loh, trading as A.W. King, of Room 9, mezzanine floor, Telephone
House, who bus a claim against
the
.for $26,588
Tasikmalaja for ship's necessaries,
On Tuesday last. September
10, the Full Court granted an application, made on behalf of
the
Government of the
12 STILL
MISSING
bave
DON'T have a
THIRST... have a
WATSON S
Living Language
Why we say Saltpetre,
Salipetre, otherwise "nitre" OF "potassium nitrate" (KN03) is one of the oldest chemicals known to man. It is twice mentioned in. the Bible and was used by the Chinese in the mak- IL takes its name from the Latin wal petrae, which means "salt of the rock" because it was found in hot and dry countries, such as Arabia, apparent. ly born of the bare rock.
ing of fireworks.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMDER 24
By Air
Zealand, 4.30 p.m.. C.P.A.
No further bodies yet been recovered since the Tsun Wan disaster on Mon. day night when an overflow from a catchment partially demolished a village on the hillside, but 12 people` are Re still reported to be missing. public of Indonesia to stay all By this morning 300 people, further
Malays, Indonesia, Australia, New in proceedings
two representing 135 families, had Admiralty actions concerning registered with Social Welfare Stan, E. India, W. Pakistan, the Tasikmala je, now lying officers as being victims of the Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, under arrest at Kowloon Docks. | disaster, and
Europe, 4.30 p.m., 8.0.A.C. they will. be
Japan, Korea, 4.30 p.m., B.O.A.C. screened today.
Formosa, Okinawa, New York. Addressing the Full Court this Half of the dispossessed are Canada, 4.30 p.m.,
H.K.A. morning, Mr Wright said: "My workers in factories, and their N.W.AL. Lords, we have Instructions from ivelihood is unaffected, but Indo-China, (Tonkin only), 4:30
hair the indonesian Government not other
agricultural P.m.. G.P.A.
Dy Surface to proceed with the application workers, who, for the time, have Macao. 1.30 p.m.; 0 p.m., ss Tal
| Loy/Tek Shing. for a stay of this action on the beer made unicmployed.
by your
This morning the Social Wel- conditions Indicated Lordships at the last hearing of fare Ofee. despatched clothing this motion. We have, however, and cooking utensils to help the instructions to proceed with two victims and these are being dis- appeals in this case and we re-tributed by the Tsun Wan Rural
Committee, quest your Lordships to fix a date now for the hearing of those appeals."
Mr Bernacchi: I would ask for costs of this motion and under the circumstances I would ask that costa be payable and not forthwith on taxation In any event.
Mr Loseby: I make, my Lords, a similar request.
Kwee
TWO APPEALS.
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the
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6.00, Programme Summary; 6.02, Children's Story Said the Cat to the Dog" No. 2 "Visitor" (BECTS),
Bandstand 6.30 Forces
(Concert Hall) Concert by the Band of the 1st Bot. Middlesex Regiment by kind permission of Lt. Colonel R.W. Gwyn conducted by Mr P A Continuing, Mr Wright sald Jackson; 7,00, "Lucky Dip Vanesy Requests presented by Margherita there were two appeals in each (studio); 7.68, Weather Report; case-one against the decision 8.00. Time Signal, World News and of Mr Justice Recce on
the News Talk (London Reisy); 0.10,
Canada, U.B.A.. D s.m., question of the immunity of Mr Vocal flecital by Jan Hu (Tenor)
with Piano Accompaniment by (Indonesian Moya Djie-hoo
(Concert Hell): 0.30, Formosa, Japan, 2 pan. C.A.T. Consul-General) and Major Orchestra of the Week The Bayn
Formona, Okinawa, Japan, 4.30 Pamoerahardjo (Indonesian dip-McCallum in The King of Scots
9.00, John
p.m. H.K.A./N,W.A.L. lomatie courier) from
Stam, Burma, E. Indle. W. Fakis.' cross-by Robert Kemp; produced by James an Middle East, Adrics
Great examination, and the other Crampsey (BBCTS): 10.30, Dancing Britain. Europe, 14.30 p.m. against the judiment of Mr Time: 11.00, Radio News Heel (Loa- B.O.A.C.
Malaya, Indonesia, Australia. New Justice Recce dismissing the den Relay): 11.15. Weather Report;
11.10. Goodnight Music. God Save Zealand, Ceylon, W. India, 430 Indonesian Government's mo- The Queen: 11.30 Close Down. 1p.m.. B.9.A.C.
Counsel tions on impleading. said he was instructed that argu- ment on the
would take ai least three
Mr.Bernacchi remarked that he could not see the appeals finishing in anything like three days. He thought they were more likely to take Ave days or a week.
Mr Wright said the fact that the substantive action would proceed now took away the the fixing of an urgency for In these days of man's in-early date.
The Full Court suggested that humanity to man,
Government
from the
be heard looks with sympathy and ap December 8 appeals
to 12, and Mr preciation towards the charit- able work done by the Tung with the hearing of the action Wright agreed. He said that Canberra, Sept. 23.
Wah
group of hospitals, sald The Prime Minister, Mr Ro-
the ship would be proceeding, bert Menzies, sold here today: the Government, the Hon; R. B.
the HE
Omeer Administering
gone in any event, but the "I can't help the atomic tests Black, OBE, when he paid on
Indonesian Government wished except by shutting up.
to vindicate their position." annual Inspection visit to the
Counsel also said he had been Tung Wah Hospital this morning.
Instructed. to asik that the The DAG described the Tung question of costs in the motion Wah. Hospital as the oldest and be reserved as it was bound up "I'm not n technical man,
the best known with the other proceedings. but the results."
will be very interested in probably.
Chinese charitable hospital in There was ciro the question to be Mr Menzies was replying to the Colony. He said that since decided of whether a claim for the war there had been a great costs could be made against a questions at a Press conference.demand
on hospitals and the Sovereign state which pleaded gem Reuter.
pressure on the Tung Wah had had been impleaded and was not been severe,
which made its subject to the jurisdiction of the
Court. work of tremendous import-
agreed to Their Lordships reserve the question of coals and was received
ordered that the motion for Q London, Sept. 23, by Mr Lee Ying-fang, chairman stay of proceedings be dismissed. feathers of American of the Board of Directors, who
Mr Bernacchi asked for an women's hats are blamed for a announced a large building pro- carly hearing of an applica-
fish in posal for the coming year. threatened shortage of
tion be
to wished
make for security of costs. The matter Too many fishermen
was adjourned pending a com "All aboard for neglecting their fish, local fishery
munication with the Indonesian Five Buried Alive officials complained,
and are
Government, Mr Watson's is one of the concentrating instead on a white
American wanted by biggoot families ever to emigrate woed
Dhanbad, India, Sept. 23. Five men were buried alive William's stay at the Cotswold to Australis. With his farm job milliners to trim hats. The fern-
to simulate when the roof of a mine in the School will have cost his parents goes a 12-roomed house for his like weed is used
feathers.
Jharla confields of Bihar nothing; and when he returns family.
will be kitted 'up The farmer hem to work for
a great deal better; province, collapsed during the to them he
cars to meet than Bahing Capt. H. G. Polley week end, with £20 worth of new clothes, is sending three that sen
Only one of the bodies hing an ides other kinds of schools the Watsons' ship, the Somerset-told the Fisheries Committee
been recovered, --- Reuter, shire, when ahe docks-Reuter. Associated Press.
end
there seems to exist the same kind of casual
sides) guarded
find
The two kinds of establish
common. If William leaves 45,
The
ot ita
FEATHERS FIRST: FISH SECOND.
The
cige in ment have something else tion of Labour accused Elson- Only when all his 13 chil-Britain, barring accidents, he should, hower of "clasping to his bosom dren had answered did he give after
23
at the Cotswold notable reactionaries," including the order months School this part of his
Senator McCarthy, and sold his Australia," education will have cost at present rates (£5 49. 6d. a week par boy) £600. Just about what
abou
a parent would have to find lo send his boy to good prepara tory school for two years.
Ünless, the court
tenced him should have ordered some small token payment, might like to copy.
pays
ance.
His Excellenay
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