CORRECT on all occasions

VULCAIN

SWISS MADE

COMMENT OF THE DAY

Paramount Question

0%

all the pronouncements made by General Eisen- hower during the US Presi- dential campaign, попе aroused wider Interest than his expressed determination to visit Korea should he become President-elect. Ono immediate reaction was that. General Elsenhower bolloved such a visit might lead him to discover a formula for breaking the deadlock in the Korean truce nogotiations, It is, however, dificult to see how Eisenhower can hope to obtain any essen- tally different information from an on-the-spot invest!- gation than that available through the United Nations armistico delegates and the Supreme Commander,

CHINA AR

No. 35353

Established 1845

"Today's Weather: Moderate, cocarlottally fresh Easterly

winds. Fair.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1952.

MAIL

Price 20 Cents

ORIGINAL-ODEŃER Calculator - Model 107

**

Only $550 HONGKONG TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 9. D'Agullar St.

Tel. 21433

Eden's Challenge JURY ACQUITS WOMAN

To Russia

On Disarmament

EXPRESSES ATTITUDE TO

ΤΟ

KOREA TRUCE PROPOSAL

London, Nov. 6.

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, said today that Britain considered that the Soviet Government should be pressed' for a "less negative attitude" towards disarmament than it had adopted so far. He was intervening in a House of Commons debate on foreign General Mark Clark and his policy and defence, in which a Labour spokesman, Mr Philip Noel Baker, former Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, had urged that something should be done about disarmament.

Field Commander, General Van Fleet. A personal appreciation of the military situation in Korea would assuredly be valuable to the President-elect in deter- mining the prospects of the United Nations forces In the event of the

Com- munista deciding to abandon all pretence of desiring an armistice and instead launching a full offensive. But this, while important to the militarists, is not of chief interest to the world generally. The paramount question la whether a truce can be arranged, leading eventually to a pence con- ference.

Mr Eden said he would raise the issue in the United Nations Assembly · next week. "We wish the work to go ahead," he said.

Mr Noel Baker said he hoped that the United Nations Disarmament Commission would not wait to get complete

Ike Preparing

For Take-Over

Washington, Nov. 6. President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower is already shap- ing an orderly plan for tak- Ing over the immense power and

his responsibility record-breaking vote for President called on him to absume.

The idea seems to be that Eisenhower's friends-men who would help him with his administration—should sit in

Lady Megan unanimity, including Russia, before drawing up its draft Harry Truman and the President-

A

Causes

Political

Stir

Lady

London, Nov. 6.

Megan Lloyd-

treaty. It was entitled to act by a majority.

Mr Eden agreed. "I do not see why beyond;a certain perlod we should wait for the Soviet Union if they are not willing to join in the work we are doing," he said.

Turning to the Korean War, European and United Mr Edlen said the difficulty of

basis, taking the armistice in Two stages as suggested from the Labour benches by first arrong- Ing a ceasefire and then dealing with the prisoners was that he sill felt extremely reluctant to agree to any suggestion, which did not deal with the prisoners

IT is not to be expected that George, daughter of David arst.

UN debate on Lloyd-George, Liberal Prime

when the

at

hend-

didate:

ecment on

Slates

In a comment on the Ameri- can presdential election, ---Mr Eden said: "All Europe under-. stands how much it owes General Eisenhower not only in the war years but since.

to

He did not think they ought to take too gloomy a view of the international outlook. anyone wants to be gloomy he should look back to what the position was three years ago," he added.

Two Missing After River.

Collision

Belvedere, Kent, Nov.

A bargeo and his wife are feared

been to have drowned following a collf- alon of Mulberry whart, Belvédere, today between a motor vessel, Maithow, and a motor barge, James and Ann, loaded with cement.

Barre Masier. Daniel Alfred Milton Pryor, 58,' and his wife, Louis Mary Pryor, 80 of Maidstone, Kent, Bre missing, pro- sumed drowned. 、

Daniel Donovan · Pryor, 27, mate, was rescued from the river by' lhe crew of the Matthew.Renter.

UN Troops

Status In Japan

Governments Draw Up Memorandum

OF MURDER

Court Spectators Cheer Verdict

Rheims, Nov. 6..

A seven-man jury today acquitted Madame Chevallier of murdering her politician husband, a few hours after he had become a junior minister.

State Prosecutor Pierre Lindon had wound up the dramatic two days' trial with a demand for only a prison sentence of two years.. His speech seemed to criticise the behaviour of the victim rather than the accused.

The prosecution had described | A burst of applause broke the events of a Sunday morn-through the courtroom and the ing in August last year when judge ordered part of the gal=' Madame Chevallier pumped five lery to be cleared. bullois into her husband as he Yvonne, Invited to make her

raised and slowly marmured "no, no,

WGS their Orleans flot.

after 15

t:crself

The jury

took 45 minutes to

The

changing his clothes in Just defence, State Prosecutor Pierre Lireno," through trembling lips. don, winding up for the pro- secution es he two-day trial sequit Yvonne. neared its end, asked the jury

packed courtroom burst for Inte

as it heard the opplause to return a verdict of guilty

remeditated murder. A sp jury uphold the widow's plea went up from the public gnlihat the shooting was a crime lories when he demanded of passion far less serious than prison sentence of only about murder under French law,

Reuter. two years.

ANOTHER - ACQUITTAL

Liverpool, Nov. 6. Mrs Mary Standlah, 34-year- old Liverpool housewife, at today Liverpool Assizes, was found not guilty of murdering her 20-year-old husband, Percy Standish, by stabbing him with a bread imita In their home after of

w party on August 0. Mrs Standish had said that she picked up the knife only to frighten her husband because she thought he was was going doughter, by previous marriage, to further 17 year-old who was expecting a baby; Router.

الحمام.

with Democratic oMelals at pre- seat running the government and thus "know the ropes". by the time

the new Republican administration officially takes over on January 20,

The outline

this plan emerges from messages already exchanged between President Since elect in the 48 hours Eisenhower's election landslide buried the Democratie nominee, Adlai E. Stevenson, and sent the Republican Party into

London, Nov. 6.1 slim control of Congress.

The United Nations Com- The 41-year-old brunette, One Governorship and seven mand will shortly present a haggard and worn Congressional contests remained memorandum to Japan con- months in prison, had to be sup undecided today. In most of thesc

recounts races

or the taining the latest proposals ported to her feet by two gen-

darmes to receive the verdict.

ADMITS LIAISON tubulation of absentee ballots of the governments concern- will be needed to determine the ed in the long drawn out The "other woman" in the eventual winner.

negotiations of the status of case, striking red hatred Jeaune RECOUNT LIKELY

Perreau, who

admitted "with non-American United Na-

to her out shame The lone remaining race for a

yesterday Slate

house

residence Istions troops in Japan, it is falson with Chevallier, was not Michigan where Governor G. learned from a usually well-in court today. Mennen Williams clung to a7,901 informed source.

Neither was her businessman edge over Rej

Republican Fred Alger.

husband, who in the witness box A recount is expected.

---According to this source, this youterdry said he was away One other governorship con- memorandum which is under that his wife was Chevillers

mistress forth stood to have been drawn up test swayed back and

afternoon until

The court had earlier heard today. That by Britain in consultation with was in Montana where Re- the Commonwealth and other how the minister for a day had publican

Aronson finally Hugo

governments concerned, will be cynically told Yvonne to take ousted Democratic Governor handed over for discussioni at a lover herself as she was not John Bonnea

the end of this or early next satisfied with Chevallier's con Russia's New week. The Republicans cinched con- trol of the House of Representa-

It will restart negotiations, on The prosecutor declared that Rocket Planes

status of non-American the suffered terribly from the margin of at least two.

Washington, Nov, 1.. The American Aviation Democrats captured 207 and an These talks were suspended in the war and later when his Independent one.

duties curly September in anticipation public

Magazine, a trade publication, and Parliamentary Bald of the Japanese general elections Orleans

today that the Soviet on October 1.

Deputy for the town kept him Union Was developing piloted he main issue still undecid-

away from home,

rocket fighter planes capable of was travelling 2,500 MPH at

height of 200,000 feet.

the

duct

tives with 220 seats, assuring nited Nations troops in Japan. absences at her husband during}

The

of as Mayor

"IL NATO las increased its deterrent power, this is due to "If we make this division you him more than anyone else and Korea is resumed it will pro- Minister of Britain in World may find that when the cease I am sure we can continue to duce anything tangible for War I, today declined no-fire takes place you will be la a count: on his help and co the promotion of a ceasemination as a Liberal can- very difficult position with re-operation in the problems that fire, but the presence

gard to the repatriation of your | He ahead of us". United Nations

own prisoners," he said. quarters of Foreign Minis- She would not

Mr Eden said the three United ters vitally concerned in the widespread reports that she in-

Nations proposals still un- Korean problem presents tends to join the Labour Party.

She wrote to the Liberal Asso- accepted for solving the dead unique opportunities for

were "fair on prisoners ciation of Anglesey, the Welsh lock the private exchange of constituency she has represented and generous." views and proposals from for 21 years, that she had lately But these proposals would which might be evolved a been disturbed by the "pro- not stop them from doing all

The process of building up compromise formula capable nounced tendency of the official they could to see if there was

had got to drift towards some other

the unity in the West way out of of disposing of the prisoner-Liberal Party to

conlinue although they ak un-

The Democrats are leading in of-war dispute. The quiet the right." She added that lately dilemma,

"We have been and are up-derstood the increasing strains all of the undecided races, efforts of the Indonesian this drift has seemed to her to

The latest election picture representative in this direc-Gaining in momentum and plying our minds to this prob that this process placed upon

she had come to the conclusion ters and shall continue to do Britain's economy.

showed Eisenhower had won ed is the question of the juris- не said the question tion are at least hopeful, it would be neither fair to the

39 states with 442 electoral diction of Japanese courts over whether adultery warranta If this was done there was no and India's reawakened Association-nor-to-herself to when we get to New York,"

he sald."

Stevenson won nino non-American United Nations murder. He made no mention of It said reason why they should not reach votes.

that, according to applicable sources interest in trying to find an accept its invitation to stand

"in 20-year sentence GERMANY

contact with forward to

that wider unity with 89 electoral votes.

EQUALITY CLAIMS acceptable solution is again.

aeronautical

beyond These were Alabama, Arkan-

unpremeditated murder.

research Sho was defeated

by a La-

which should bring lasting peace. encouraging. Obviously the bour

Replying to points

She must be given a short the Iron Curtain," the Russian sas, Georgia, Kentucky, candidato at the 1951 Germany raised in the debate,

The position of United States but firm sentence, she must Air Force used German re- In impasse cannot be removed acneral election. Before losing Mr Eden said a good many GT- Persian of dispute, he said: "I Una, South Carolina and West troops in Javan is regulated by

a brief reference to the slana, Mississippl.

spend a few more months in search engineers to conduct in the negotiating tents at her seat, she, on several oc- mans today wished to see their

a separate agreement concluded prison," he

he concluded. that the Persian Virginia.-Associated Press,

programme, which it realised Panmunjom, but unofficial coalons, supported the Labour country enter

a Western

HE'S INDEPENDENT

last April, under which Japanese For the defence, M. Edouard may well make the Soviet high level conversations in government against the Coganisation and did not want to government has broken off dip- lomatic relations. We believe

gton,

Nov, 0,

courts do not have jurisdiction. Acquaviva declared: "Think of Union invulnerable to attack New York might well pro-servatives in critical divisions. see the development of a na-

Morse, whose The British Government sulliinis that this does an 11 service to The news causod a stir in tional

the will carry

Pilota in weight of her

ΠΟΥ Soviet duce desired results.

lonal army.

There was already a merger

the Persian people. It can only allegiance is in doubt, issued claims equality of treatment for this woman, who all her life by piloted aircraft.

Nationa forces in punishment, who 1s without rocket fighters would handle time has not yet arrived to Parliamentary circles where it

generally recognised that the of NATO and

a statement today and signed it all United make more difficult a settlement the European

"Independent"

(her parents were poor the controls, while lying on discard all hopes of Labour party will make a dis- Defence

Jap is expected here that both peasants), Community in of the dispute, which becomes,

that

Oregon instead of an "indepen- It

who has the heavy their stomachs. to reduce the: settlement that is honour-tinct score if it obtains the when EDC was set up, including as time goes on, more necessary

Japan and the

of gravity" at United States (task of making men of her two pull

extremo dent Republican." able as well as mutually daughter of the great Liberal

Germany, they would all be unto Persia, it less necessary to us.

will

accept eventually

thesons. Think of all that and lapced, the magazine said. leader as a convert-Reuter. acceptable.

der the command

Jurisdiction Tulings of "We have made fair

Reuter, the aqult Yvonne Chevallier." and

Atlantic Pact status agreement Supreme Commander. To that extent, there was

generous proposals and these re-

on the ready.

main open."-Reuter,

position of foreign troops when this comes into topco Mr Eden maintained that

next

year on ratification by there was really no practicable

NATO countries. alternative to the EDC at pro-

The

$

AH! ANDREX!

and

what a

difference

MIUS LTD.

.

about

or-

of tho

a merger

al-

am

SOTTY

sent if a German contribution Hot Bath

to defence was required. "Ob viously a direct German entry into NATO raised the very problems in

a German respect of national army, which the EDC set out to solve," he added,

Mr Emanuel Shinwell, former Labour Defence Minister, Interjected: "Neither I nor

the Labour Party are committed to Britain's joining the EDC. The whole matter is in a very fuld state at present."

A DILEMMA

Takers: Men

Lead Way

London, Nov. 6. British men take more hot baths than their women,

Government survey

λ

vealed today. -

re-

in the winter and 2.0 in the summer.

Senator

SA Ar

Loui

North Caro-

from

Tho statement, telephoned from a point outside Washing ton, said: "I have not made any statement to anyone about the position I will take when the Senate convenes so far

vote on Senate organisation is concerned."

עת אם

"All I wish to say at the present time is that I will voto as an independent."--Reuter,

New

Attack

By Reds

troops.

At that stage, It is under- stood Britain would also accept the provisions of the status agreement.

NATO

In the meanwhile Britain claims for her troops the same exemption from the jurisdiction of Japanese courts us that en- joyed by United States forces Reuter,

Tokyo, Nov. 7. India Seeking

The Chinese Communists

Truce Formula

throw

a new attack at South Koreana holling the line bo But was there not a dilemma?

The British male, over Ave tween Salper Ridgo and "France is not enthusiastic about years of age, soaks himself in a Triangle Hill early today in the German rearmament," Mr not tub on an average of 1.7 first snowfall of the third winter Shinwell said. "We are afraid of times a week in the winter, and of the Korean war.

United Nations, Nov. 6. The Indian delegation W$1 the evil aspects of German 2.1 times in the summer, British armament recalling

white today a thin Snow spread

continuing high-level What fon

has women average 1.5 times a week covering over the aheil-beaten discussions with other delega happened in the past. There is no leadership, no integration

hills of the 185-mile battleling tions with a view to finding a ss Chinese troops tried to munch now formula in the deadlocked and there is difficulty about The disclosure came in a maze a wedge. In the ROK, nes at Korean armistice question, 11 ratification. Therefore, we get

200 Com-

was learned. one thing nor the other of stalisties produced by the the same spot where

Minister of Works in n "hot munista were killed or

wounded Consultations were held with contribution.

several leading delegations here, fight began sharp Would it not be better for sentative British homes.

was understood, The Ministry wanted to know at 3.40 am, and ended an hour confot and american tel Britain to consider associating

the Soviet herself with EDC in the first how much hot water is being later with the Reds pulling back gallons, Several members urtillery pounding the Commonwealth were

aiso : instance at any rate purely for used for what purpose and the under Allied

admitted that "Usere is a the Reds apparently were trying|

At some point in the Eden replied that ir tendency for people to say they to cut around the ROK position.

bathe more frequently than they United Press.

newher the bulldunor the water" survey of 4,000 repre- in i alrailor attack last night.

The short,

kert purposes? Mr Shinwell type of healing system employed. Firmlé on top of Triangle FL, asked for their views.

of that kind were actually do" but found no way

of

getting around that problem. Other statistics:

ated the suggestion. might well

been mode have earlier. It could only creato confusion now..

1. Only six per cent of Bri Other points ir Eden made tons take five or more hot baths were: the dollar balance was a wook.

2. Moro thanhair the permanent problem which could only be improved by being population over five years of age dealt with on a Commonwealth, avertige une bath.—Router. :

negotia

01

the

tions, it was understood that the Indian Government would get in touch with the Chinese author- les through its representativa Terrorists Strike

in Peking to determine Tunis, Nov. 7..

Chinese view of an armistice Terrorista today blow up a 10-

formula. yard section of the Bousse-Sfax

"It was thought, that a' draft rabroad near Sousse with a resolution would be ready for bomb on the tracks. Telephone publication by Sunday. No wibes were also cut at the spot. detalle of its substance have

Associated Press,

been so far released--Router.

the

SOF

means

the

Look for the name

FERRANTI

GILMAN & COMPANY LTD. Kayleeering Dep

Telephone (31140

Share This Page