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Shinwell And
The New Korea War
Champion
inhabits dream
world; world more colourful and exciting, les
New Diplomatic Dovice Urged
London, Oct. 22. Mr Emanuel Shinwell, former Labour Defence
competitive and freighten- Minister, urged in the House ing, than the one in which most of us pass most of our days.
ad-
Like a boy who, reading venture stories, mentally plays all the principal parts in them himself, so Lorry, in his mind, lives the roles of his heroes. For Larry has the mind of a child.
there.
It
of Commons today for "some new diplomatic device" to bring the Korean war to an end.
He said it was quite
stalemate 2 that a reached.
clear been
Mr Shinwell was commenting, on a statement on Korea by Mr Nigel
Birch, Parliamentary Ministry of Secretary to the Defence, similar to that of Earl Alexander, Defence Minister.
Mr Shinwell asked
at
whether
any the
I saw him for only the mo ment or two that he stood in the dock at Great Marlborough Street, the other morning. was hol Ida first appearance the Minister was satisfied that
A few days cariler, ie the truce talks had made
all to hind appeared and been found contribution guilty of one of those acts which, possibility of peace whether la in a wilful child would be called fact they had enabled the Com-
build naughtiness, but which, when
munials they are done by an adult have strength so that they were now much stronger position than before.
to be labelled crime.
Enough had been learned about him then for the police to "With any to the magistrate: respect, sir, I think a mental report might assist the court. So Larry had been remanded in custody for the doctors to look Dt him.
Now
to
up
their
Mr Birch said it was certainly true the Communists had used the period of the peace negolia. tions to effect a very substantial buildup.
ob- Mr Shinwell's general servations would be brought to the notice of the Foreign Secre- tory, he added.
SOVIET ADVISERS TOW they brought him back. He is a very tall man,
Mr W. W. Hamilton, Labour, whose age is difficult to guess
if the Minister knew asked perhaps is somewhere in the
the presence carly 40's, and he is very thin. anything about "Rangy
would describe of Soviet personnel in Korea. they
if so, were they fighting forces or technical experts?
his figure were he a film star,
Were
od-
which in his
mind he own wrat
said there Mr Birch probably has been from Ume to
and technical triainly ime, Gangling is the word visory Russian personnel in would use for him, for his limbs North Korea. He did not think do not seem to move in concert they were fighting forces, but as those of other men do, and the ovidence was not con- the effect is that of a puppet clusive. being inexperily managed. FO
Mr E. Fernyhough, Labour, face is thin and hollow-checked,
there was
any truth and he has a small moustacho, asked if
that the Amerleans In reports and in his eyes there is that
were canvassing the United despair of convincing you about Nations
policy which what he sees that a man dying of would mean an ultimatum lo thirst in the desert has as he extend the war to China unless points to a water-hole that is a
the peace negotiations mirage.
satisfactorily concluded.
Would the Minister give an
that
British the assurance Government would not subscribe to that policy, he asited.
As he was shown into the dock, the learned clerk handed up to Mr Paul Bennett, VC, the magistrate, on envelope contain- ing the doctor's report upon
-Larry:
for
were
Mr Birch replied that he had not heard of such a report. The question in any case was one for the Foreign Secretary.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952.
Riots In Milan During Fascist Meeting
Has A
Helena May Has
Busy And Successful
Year
Mrs E. F. Dunlop, President, said this morning that the Helena May Institute had had another "busy and successful year, when she presided at the
annual general meeting of the Institute.
Police riot squads in Milan broke up street Aghts between Commun. ists and members of the i neo-Fascist, Italian Social Movement, when riots fol lowed rival meetings of the two groups last week. Here police are seen dis persing the Communists who tried to hold a protest meeting outside the Lirice Theatre in Milan when the Fascist meeting took place.
She added that the benefit of the recommenda- tions drawn up by last year's Council had been of the greatest assistance to the Helena May.
as possibla.. Addressing the meeting, Mrs operations as soon
We anticipate that this may be Thinlop sold:
with
with
WC
of
I
at the loss of a valued Mrs Fleming was one of band of hard-working Members who set the Institute on its feet again after the War and shall not forget her.
that year,
our
Mrs
the
a
of
We
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a costly operation as a number of defects have become evident. These are to be expected in an old building
and a plan
and
for will
maka
- London Express.
King Again Remanded
On Bail
ALLEGED CHOPPER- ATTACK ON WOMAN DESCRIBED
DON'T have a
THIRST... have a
WATSON'S
Living Language
Why we say Subtle.
This word is difficult to use correctly because it enn mean clever, ΟΓ
Allegations of a chopper attack on a woman with intent to murder her in a first floor flat incunning, or just fine and Reclamation Street in July of this year were made by the Crown when the trial of Chan Po-ping, aged 30, unemployed, of Canton, opened before Mr Justice Reece at the Criminal Sessions this morn- ing.
Chan was accused of wounding Wong Kit-fong with intent to murder and, alternatively, with wounding with intent to maim, or disfigure her, or to do grievous bodily harm. To both counts, the accused had previously pleaded not guilty.
Asked this morning If he stil adhered to his plens, the
replied,
admit accused wounding but without intent."
Replying to his Lordship, Mr Patrick Yu. Crown Counsel. said that the Crown were not prepared to accept the pleo.
Mr
ordered Justice Reece the trial to proceed and a Jury of four men and three women were empanelled.
Mr Yu sald that the case for
Absent Juror Fined $500
·
Mr Bernard H. Billimore,
the Crown was that on July harbour engineer of the 13, shortly after 2pm, the Taikoo Dockyard and En- accused carried out an attack
with a chopper on the com-gineering Co. Ltd, was fined plainant at 450, Reclamation the maximum of $500, as provided by the law, by Mr After explaining the legal Justice Reece difference between Ute two
Street.
at the
delicate. It comes from the Latin words sub-tela, which mean "under the web", and convey an im pression both of the spider's cunning and of its delicateness,
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charges, Crown Counsel went Criminal Sessions this morn- on lo relate the facts, and said ing for being absent from that the victim of the attack Jury service when his name was the concubine of the ac was called cused's first cousin with whom he had worked and lived prior to the incident. The accused was helping in a fried food business.
Shortly before the attack took place, the accused left the bus ness and the premises next door. Apparently he could not get along with the concubino with whom
before.
trial at 10 o'clock.
Asked to explain his absence, Mt Billimore said that he was engaged by his firm on harbour work in connection with the arrival and departure of ships. He went to the Changte which let this morning and he realised then
that he had to be
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Japan, Canada. he bad quarrelled He added that he had every attending Court for of intention
On the afternoon of July 13 Jury service. the woman was sleeping In the
Mr Justice Recco sald that
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teng on a mat on the door in he could not accept that as a the corner. Two other women reasonable excuse and pointed were in the teng and they were out that all members of the
had calls In their eyewitnesses of the crime. Both Jury heard the accused say "Are you spective businesses. not dead yet?" or words to that effect. One of the women was the wife of the accused.
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His Lordship added that it Mr Billimore chose to ignore a to from the Court summons
but had offered on
that
as Mr.
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Prison For Housebreaker
Since our last meeting. have heard with regret, of the death in Edinburgh in March this year, of Mrs Fleming. cannot let this
Das operations has been drawn up occasion without expressing our sympathy which should give the exterior
James Joseph Osbourne King, also hia new Icase of life. We Mr Fleming and
of 20 family and our sintero sorrow hope to do something to the 45-year-old merchant,
Braga Circuit, Kowloon, who is and furnishings. friend. Lounge floor
that We are grateful to the Jockey facing a charge of fraudulently from $6.305.04 Club
good converting other
donations George Falconer and Company friends
of Union (Hongkong) Ltd., which
This woman saw the backs of attend possible
Was romanded at
the accused as he was leaving excuse which could bo these, improvements to amenities Building,
Central this morning until the for our Members.
the premises and making his garded as reasonable, then the
Court would
A Police supervlace, Siu Por, seo fit to afford way down the stairs, had The Helena May hos
We were sorry to say goodbye date of hearing of his case -
allas Slu Ping-hong, pleading The complainant herself knew him come relief. and another busy
successful to Mrs Adamsan and to 31rs 2.30 p.m. on January 19. year and our accounts. show a Cassidy but their generous glits
have very little about the attack
Quoting the relevant section guilty to two counts of house- King was alleged to
breaking And useful credit balance on the of furnishings will be an ever committed the offence while a
committing, a except that when she woke up dealing with absent Jurors, his year's working. It is
she found people helping her. Lordship said, "I have my duty felony and to housebreaking pity present reminder of them.
[director of the firm in question
She then became unconscious to perform, just as you have with intent was sentenced to President of lost The Library shows an in- on or about November 17, 1950.
and regained consciousnces in yours to perform,” and added three years' hard labour by Mr not crease of 947 books during the When the case first came up a Adamson, is
Yung at Kowloon this the hospital,
Billimore had K. Y. A DETECTIVE went into the
us to see the results of year and a total of 4,764 books week ago, the Magistrate, Mr
The accused was arrested chosen not to obey the sum
morning. witness-box, and putting Mr Philip. Noel Baker, former
about 45 minutes Inter by the mons which he admitted he Siu was arrested upon his re- the locament aside after read-Labour Commonwealth Relations plans which the initiated lin circulation. This is approach-Poon Yan-hol, fixed hearing of
the state rectify
ing the pre-War of affairsg
numbers and the case for January 18, 20 und
Police in connection with on- had received, the Court had no porting to the Yaumati Police of further shelf 21. King was then remanded a where the increased
the provision costs of work
room will soon be necessary. week when ere threatening to
the Folkce said other incident, with which the option but to impose the penalty station on October 20. He ad- working
Jury were not now concerned, provided
law which mitted the three offences, was the possibility of exceed our income. The benent The Library Commitico gener-the
atul at the Police Station he told seitously waived three months
stated, Inter alla, "the Judge The charges against him were of further charges against him. of the recommendations drawn their share of the we are
the officer-on-duty "I have just shall impose e fine of five that on October 4 he broke up by last year's Council have money to enable the Council to
concubine of my hundred dollars,"
into 22 Wai, Ching Street and This morning, Mr A. S. C. killed the been
cousin"
of clothing: In imposing the fine, of the greatest assistance meet heavy expenditure at the Comber of Hastings and Com-
his stole $570 worth to us,
Mr. Yu said that those words Lordship expressed regret to that he broke Into 3 Bowring commencement of the Financial pany told the Bench that he referring
the Year. For this and for
and the utterances in the dat Mr Bilimore that he had to do Street and stole $300 cash and the had been granted permission to
and $434 worth of clothing Balance Sheet however, great amount of voluntary work (appear for the Prosecution, and were the only pieces of evidenco so and added that if Mr Bill! | Sankets; and that on October in should like ence more
-hnd to ex-given by their Members, we would be instructing the Hon. with regard to intent la murder press our very warmest thanks are most grateful. It is in- Leo d'Almada, QC, and Me A. and it was for the Jury to satisfy grounds to seek relief he could he broke into the house of Mr
for the and appreciation
themselves whether or not this address a letter to His Excel-J. B. Bartlett at 39. Granville un-terestinng to find that in the J. Clifford in this respect.
the wearying voluntary work done!
Governor on Was 80.
the Rond the Library
lency
but escaped when Mr усог just passed,
Bartlett awoke. by so many of our Council and Late Fees came to a sum which Mr Comber also amounced Dr Wong Yiu-tim, surgeon at matier. Committee members, It would was almost exactly half of the that it was unlikely that further the Kowloon Hospital, sald he be quite impossible to keep Library share of subscriptions. charges would be brought examined the woman whose con- SIDE GLANCES down our Costa of running were it not for this work be hind the scenes and which I have great pleasure now in acknowledging.
TOWER OF STRENGTH · We also owe a debt of thanks
ing it through, Mr Bennett sald Secretary, said: "In view of to him: "I see it says here that some of the questions they have he's willing to go into hospital been asked, will you assure the as a voluntary patient."
House that of course. "That is so, sir, but "the
ready for an honourable truce officer began. But Larry inter- and an honourable peace as soon rupted him.
as the aggression in Korea t "Excuse
me, sir," ko said, ended and Korea is given the "can I say something,"
and freedom to which, peace "Of course," the magistrate under the Charter. she had s Bald.
right?" "Sir, please don't remind me Mr Birch said he was suro in custody," he said. "You see, the House
was grateful for sir, I it's Uke this,
won the what Mr Noel Baker had said. world heavyweight champion- The Government entirely agreed ship the other day, sir, and they with it. want me to light fer it again at
Earlier Lord Alexander told the end of this week,"
House of Lords the Com- the He spread out his hands to
munist ground strength appeal, and the Korca was one million, of which emphasise his magistrate, turning to
the 750,000 were Chinese, and the policeman said: "I didn't quite e
air strength about 1.20
1,200 MIGS, catch.
Russian-built machines.
After Lord Alexander's state- meat. Lord Strubolg! (Labour) asked what had happened to the intervention proposals of the Indian Government
Lord Alexander said nothing
them... NO INVASION
thinks
"Heavyweight
he won the
in
main-
Before
DIDA
to
subscription
GENEROUS GIFT
She had three
and
against King.
dition was serious due to heavy loss
of blood. Mr A. el Arculli, who repre- wounds in the region of the skull.
then said The bone was exposed This year, half of the Jockey sented defendant, Club's generous gift of $3,000 that, in view of this, he would has been allocated to the Library. ask the Court to remand the chipped. She had other wounds on the right hand, the top part Our Resident Accommodation case until date of hearing and continues to be fully booked up extend the bail of $1,000 to that and there. Is a very long waiting date. This was granted.
Radio Hongkong
of the index finger having been
severed.
MIGHT HAVE DIED Winess said that all tho wounds could have been caused by a chopper.
Asked by Mr Yu about the head wounds, the doctor replied that the woman might have If they had not been treat- died if
carly.
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had a fairly sharp edge. There
to Mrs Vickers who, as Trea- list so that the two public rooms surer, has so carefully watched on the Lounge floor must still boxing
over our finances and has been remain in use as dormitories, championship, sir," the police-
a tower of strength to us. We man said, And he told me he had come
were sorry that she had
Among its "Other Activities'', had to go tonight and be
leave before
this meeting but the Helena May is pleased to bo studded with diamonds.
He told another Labour peer, she had the I
satisfaction of associated with the Hongkong think another medical examina- Viscount Stansgate, that there knowing that our
finances had Comforts for the Forces in Korea was "no question of armed in-greatly improved during, her Fund. Early in December 1950, a tion might help, sir..
"But tho
the Chinese championship," vasion of
We welcome centre for the distribution of wool Football Hongkong XI v. Singapore tenure of office.
Dr T. C. Pang, Surgeon at Liftty cried; and his eyes land."
her successor; Mrs Biott, and for knitted comforts for the Tiger Sporting Association I ate Headquarters, testified to human searched the court desperately don't think it is a military look forward to a continuation Forces in Korea was opened in Club Ground, 1Lppy-Valley, Com- for the trappings of his imagin proposition and I know nothing of successful working with her the Helena May. To doin, some mentary by dirig Young (05); blood stains of group ed triumph, for, the acclaiming about it," he added.
Time for Mule The BC síldland the 3,000 comforts (socks,
woman's clothing. assistance.
munters, Light Orchestra, cond. by Glibert garding the chopper he sald crowds, the flashlight cameras, .Lord Stansgato asked if Uls-
to Referring
the Balance the posse of police to escort him | cussions
mittens, etc.,) and a large num-Vinter (BDO); 216; Letter from were going on with
that it weighed 12 ounces and down the aisles from the ring. the United States and if the Sheet, you will have noticed ber of magazines have been America by Alistair Cooke (Recorded cale (Studio): 7,50, Weather Report; Government would consider the that our Typhoon Damage Fund collected and despatched by Mrs Relay); 150 Le Demi-Heure Fran-
Annett and
8. Time Signal. World News and Immediate inclusion of China in having reached the target gure,
her helpers. the United Nations,
we have opened a new Con- In conclusion, on
ion, on behalf of the New Talk (London Hely 8.15, Short Piano Recital by Waller Lord Reading Joint Foreign tingencies Fund
which
Council and Members, I should Gieseking: 0.30. Take it tram her replied:
"We monthly payments will be made. like to voice our appreciation and with Joy Nichols, Dick Bentley and In
carmarked for this thank Miss Matheson and her Jimmy Edwards (BECтaj 9, Booris to Larry: "I want you to low are
United States Government
already Fund have not.
been op willing and efficient Staff for all Review by Brig Young (Bludle); 0.15. At the Opera-"Die Entfuhrung Au that everything will be done to help you. You mustn't want but on any method which might ter 24 years in our service, running of the Institute.
only on the progress of the war plied to paying gratuity to their work and cheerful Basis Dem Serall ("n Bergilo") (fogart) The No. 1 Amah who retired tance in maintaining the smooth Act with Principal and Chorus of the Vienna State Opera and the you really mustn't. wony, about be possible for bringing it to a after
Vienna Pallharmonic Orth, cond. by anything."
The major item of expendi
following officera and Joset crips; 10; Modern Music: 10.30 And at that Larry held up speedy and successful conclu ture, during the year. was thatĮ Council were etected;
Melody Times 12, #ato. Nown. Reet Weather his head, and stepped down
of the President. Mrs E. F. Duntop: London Relay) 1.18 proudly from the dock, and the Lord Stansgate's reference to for the re-decorating uniformed poler led him gently the inclusion of China in the whole of the interior of the Vice President Mra G. Faber: Report; 1130, Goodnight Munder God out. He went like a champion United Nations was "on en-
building. This, and the provi- Hon. Secretary Mira A Wake Save The Queen; 1150, Close down, from the ring; and no one could tirely different question which sign of steel-framed doors and field; Treasurer Mrs M. E. Blott, take his championship away had no reference to what was adding brightness, and freshness 10rs R. Hollicamp, Mrs C ZHMS Unicorn. Here
windows in the Lounge has, in Council: Mrs G. IL Hawkins within, drawn attention to Nowell, Mrs B. Potis; Mrs D. MER what lies without..
The 14,700-ton aircraft carrier Woo, Mrs R. Coppen, Mis L. E We plan to repair and rede-Brown, Mrs. D. Barten, Mrs RHMS. Unicorn arrived here this corate the whole exterior of Ching, Miso M. E. G. Whittaker morning from northern waters. the building and to commence, and Lady Young.
for a short recreational stay.
THE magistrate nodded to the
detective ofeer, and he said der-Secretar, tuch with the Moneya
from him; no one.
· being discussed today.”—Reuter,
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