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General's

Campaign

HE Army

THE

is Arthur's

hobby and principal

interest in life.

This interest he does not in-

dulge by joining the Terri- torials, or by enlisting as A Regular. Perhaps he feels could not do either of

these things, For he Is the sole support of a widowed mother, and her chief company, до doubt. Were he to spend his evenings at a drill hall, she would be left on her own,

So Arthur soldiers at Second-, hand. He rends all the books he can that have to do with Jevours strategy and inetics, regimental histories and the lives the great commanders: clips cultus on military sub- jects from newspapers, mups and battle pictures from moga- zines.

is home

night bo- <nch romes, in his haagbation, bat- the headquarters, from which be wages old, campaigns, being now in Flanders with Mari- borough, now with Montgomery at Alamicin, supreme comman- der of all history's forces, de-

ploying bitalions, divisions, whole ormies, from his chair at the_sifting-room table until his mother suggests it is time to call truce and go, to bed,

BATTLE WITH DULLNESS

ARTHUR'S betul jou is prov

saic. He, who is a proxy Beld-marshal in the evenings, spends his working days at a clerk's desk in East London, doing battle with dull entries in dusty ledgers,

Sometimes, when he has hell days off. Arthur comes up to the West End, to look at those shops that sell military prints, or bookshops that stock works on his pet subject.

He came up so the other day, and found a bookshop where they have a whale department devoted to works on the art of

Wor.

THE TWO VOLUMES

RTHUR browsed contented-

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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1953.

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APPEAL

CONTINUES

Legal Submissions

Further lega! submissions

were presented when hearing

Mr

HERBALIST SUED FOR LIBEL

Advertisement Newspaper

A herbalist dealing with the treatment of cancer brought a suit for libel against another herbalist before Mr Justice C. W. Reece at the Supreme Court this morning in respect of an advertisement published in a Chinese newspaper by the defendant, which, it was alleged, accused the plaintiff of using improper methods in his treatment of patients.

In

Plaintiff is

Sum

PRICE

Sheaffer's M SNORKEL

CUTTING AFFECTS, GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY'S OPERATIONS

Chairman's Statement At

Annual

Meeting

The Green Island Cement Company had had to deal with a period of intense price cutting during the past year it was disclosed by Mr H. R. Cleland, the Chairman, at this morning's annual general meeting of the Company.

This had been brought about by the collapse of the Korean War boom and the partial closure to the Company's principal competitor, either through exchange restrictions or through the general falling off in de- mand, of some markets which had previously absorbed much of their exports.

had fallen from

Mr Cleland reported that the net profit for the year $2,800,000 in 1951 to $1,950,000.

The Chairman's statement | bililles towards the Tai Lam read as follows:

Chung Dam, as well as to our other customers, we have con- ridered It prudent to put our- celves in a position to meet any demanda which may be matle

Since our last Ordinary Year ly Meeting your Board has lest the services of Mr F. C. Barry, who died on the 1st June. Mr Barry had been

Bad

a Director of upon us.'

the Company for nearly even years since the Re-occupation,

STOCKS REDUCTION during

the last two of which be In the current year the necupied the Chair. 1adual reduction of comment and would like to offer our deep clinker stocks will bring the sympathy to

and total stock value, down to about his Widow

$5 million. at Which Agure the Family.

Trading conditions this year safeguard the Company's manu

overall level will be such as to have been the reverse of these facturing operations on full out- experienced in 1951. Last year put 10:

six approximately brought us on months. This should at Mast inventory pront on stocks

of give ปส about $1,400,000: this year we

adequate protection have been selling stocks bought movements of prices and freights, against unfavourable short tenn at higher prices on a falling as well as anything which may

rising prices

war boomi und the

our various

commitments fur

.

proposition of Mr Lee Yat-Ngok, seconded by Mr E. H. P. White,

Mesars, Lowe, Bingham and Matthews

were re-uppolated Auditors, on the proposition of Mr B. Wong Tape, seconded by Mr Fung Kwok-sun.

British Flood Disaster

Fund

Living Language

Why We Say On the

nod.

When you obtain something free or on credit you get. It

"on the nod." The phrase comes from the auction- room where a nod of the head is enough to cause a lot to be knock- ed down to you.

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latest times of posting shown below are those for t registered correspondence posted at G.P.O. Hongkong. The latest porting timas elsewhere which, ita general, are earlier than the 9.P.0. Unta, can de Recertained by enquiry at the local office.

The latest posting times for registered articies are Kenerally ene hour earlier than the times shown below. Particulate regard- ing purest malle can be sacer- taloed by enquiry at any post

nice.

THURSDAY, MARCH 12 By Air Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30 1.m C.P.A

By Surface Macao, 10.30 am.. § p.m., a Kwang Fook Cheung/Tak Bhing,

Aden,

Minkaya, Ceylon, India, Middle East, Great Britain, Europe, 5 p... 14 Canton.

Japan, Canada, 5 p.m. m Mapledell.

FRIDAY, MARCH 13.

By Air

Formers, Dam, via C.AT. Japan, USA, Canaus. 9 am, C.pal. Slam, Burma, India, 9 a.m., TA.C. Indo-China, France. French Nort and West Africa, 12.30 p.m... Air France.

Indo-China, France, French North and West Africa, 4.30 2.171., Air Viet-

no1.

Philippines, Guam, Hawaii, USA,

The Fund will.clone at NOON, PA March 14, 1953.

.HK$210,994.05

30.00

Formosa, Okinawa, USA (Seattle and Westem States), Canada, 6 p.m.. HKA/N.W.A.L.

N. Borneo, Austraka, New Zealand, p.m. QEA.

Balaya. Indonesia, Ceylon, Middie Eat, p.m., D.O.A.C.

Japan. 6 p.m., B.O.A.C.

100.00 Radio Hongkong

...........HK$217,124.85

market.

arise to interrupt the flow of raw The collapse of the Korean materials from

partial sources of supply. closure to our principal com-

Capital petitor, either through exchange

Previously acknowledged:— ог Chiu Fung-chiu, ¡ paper. He published an adver- restrictions

the 1933 amount to about $900,000,- through of 36 Jordan Road, first flour,tisement accordingly on Decem- general falling off in demand, 00, of which $700,000.00 will be on account of precipitators and

Sterling £332. 2. Od. claiming damages. In the ber 10, 1052.

of some markets which had pro- about $200,000.00 on other Itemme Australian £5. of the bank loan appeal con-

After referring to the plead- viously abs of $5,000, Chiu alleged that

viously abso

absorbed much of their

US$40. tinued before the Full Court,

for the Grinding and comprising the Chief Justice, he litel was contained in anings in the case, Mr Lodge said exports led

to a period of in principally, ease solely on

accordingly, Kay We have, tense price cutting in Hongkong. Sir Gerard Howe.

the article headed "Cancer" in the he rested his and Senior

datcil Justification, and contended that Pulsne Judas.

which was accentuated Chi Yin Daily News

by the recommended the retention

B. D. Tata & Co., the statement his eltent pub-

fall in freight. rutes.

business by Similar the

way of A Justice E. H. Williams, this December 10. last year.

Ltd. lahed was in substance a state-

conditions were experienced in

Transfer to

to General Reserve of morning.

Mr Francis Wong is

repre-

Hent of truth.

our export trade to Borneo,

out of this year's Total at 11 am. The appeal was brought by senting the plaintiff, while Mr

Counsel reiterated that in his Sarawak and Malaya.

which will go some way today Fong

fa Chinese R. W. F. Lodge it appearing for Chaut TAE

defendant,

meeting The net profit for the year Chat- mind, the defendant believed

this expandi- Remitted to London restaurant)

Cheung 480 Hennessy of

the

he was doing a great social

has thus tallen from early | ture. This

bring

ring the

March on Road, and Albert Francis Balley. tin, of 50 Kimberley Road,

and that he honestly

$2,800,000 in 1951 to $1,050,000 General Reserve to $4,750,000.00. £12,000 When the case began this. service, 4 Wing On Bank Building, eye

sincerely believed Mr Lodge

making the

although In

remaining From the this com

Balance told the and third floor, ngalast the judy-morning.

parison It should not be for available for distribution, after

HK$ 22,043,42 C. W. Court that, as his case entirely plaintiff was incapable of curing of Mr Justice

gotten that 1951 was an ex- a small Transfer to the on his

cances. submission our of depended Reece who found in favour

At this stage, Lid of justification, he would open declared the

Fund His Lordship ceptional year. Meanwhile we, Superannuation

Sterling £332. 2. Od. the United

Chinese Bank Lid

question as to

ourselves, as purchasers of raw place

placement of am

Australian £5. amounts pald out of 8-A Des Voeux Road Central

other commodi- dur materials and

US$40, or was not whether he was

during the year, we have Fong Chaul tau and

ties are beginning to feel the commended.

aDividend of full benent of reduced costs, $2.00 per share, tax free, the co that, although dications are that we shall be have present in- emo

as last

year. This faced with even more intense from our Bankers by way

to be borrowed in

full competition in the

of ensuing overdraft, but the reduction of year, we hope to be in a pod stocks already referred to will tion to maintain our share of automatically provide the funds

ly for some time in this

department, and then his

WOS caught by two huge volumes that seemed to him to le: more desirable than alt other rewards life could offer. He glanced at the prices peu-

he

tion of the

what

1

of

ment

by Mr

the case first.

Counsel went on to say that

201

herbalists. know

his

ubout own

one,

was

DOCTOR'S EVIDENCE

of

the market.

to with which advance during months.

eliled inside them: they total in the sum led CG 10s, twice the money Bailey

of $10,150 bath" parties involved were capable-of-curing cancer was He Irrelevant. The issue, he said, he had on him.

and costs, and further against Chinese

the was whether or not the publica Quickly.

made

did

eilent on in question was a libellous soldiers might call an apprecia. Bailey for $35.705.32 and costs.

A counter-claim by Bailey plaintiff, but situation against the Bank was dismissed held, a certificate issued by the thoroughly bad one, as it turn by the Trin! Judge.

Shanghat medical authorities to et out, for sd experienced

show that he was a qualified represented are Appellants commander. He decided to

Brook A.

First witness for the defence Bernacchi, herbalist. steal the books, although they Instructed by Mr Y. H. Chan His client came to the Colony

Dr J. Gray,

I am glad to say that we are surgical

cement for the were so cumbersome as to be

and Mr John McNellt, QC, and in 1949, and went to live ut 50 specialist

to supply the the Hongkong quite impossible to conceal be Mr A. J. Chifford, bolli instruct Kimberley Koud, Kowloon, Government. He testified that

new Tai Lam Chung Dam and abath his coat or anywhere ed

F. D. Hammond, where

he he Inaugurated

we are advised by Mr

had

engaged

that this will been else. He took the two

call for about 23,000 tons of books appear for the respondent bunk, medical institute for the treat- specialised

surgery for up, tucked them under kls

Continu

his submissions

cement years, and had had experience from

spread of cancer, Apart mout arz, and left the shop,

proximately two years. Mr Bernacchi

manu- in the treatment of cancer. consultations, he also The enemy, in the form of a dealing with the deposit and the factured

certain store detective, pounced on him amount debited, said the position

pills and After explaining that cancer

WATER PROBLEM almost as soon as he reached

powders

relation

the is an irregularity in the growth was that if the Bank had

the year failed

of cells in the

Early in body, witness treatment of the disease. the street, and abjeet surrender was the only course open

to comply with the terms of the The pilis, Counsel went credit Elm.

contract it was not rightly or wrongly were said entitled to that money.

That

be effective in treatment, was quite regardless of any question of damages, he said,

NOT ENTITLED

the theft of the books.

10

"He has worked for his pre- sent frm since he was a boy,"

from

л

to

PUBLISHED PAMPHLET Iluving established his

Л

on,

to

ils

in

20

over

Chinese In

TC-

ropay that the coming

We have recognised the good work of the Staff throughout ap- the

year by proposing the usual bonus, which I am sure you will approve, and I would when like to add a speeld word of

thanks to the Staff at

Works for the skill and speed

a person In the early stages of it impossible for us to draw with which they erected cancer to be entirely

of

the

The

Did Illegal Betting

the

enough fresh water from the sured. MORNING AFTER

This, he added, would depend town main there were a number No. 2 Klin at the beginning of on the state of the growth.

serious complaints against the year. NEXT morning, at Great

the steam from our chimney, Provided the patient was

SI Robert Ho Tung and Mr in-treated early, he went on, the the appearance and characteris H. Kadoorie, who retired by Murlborough Street, Ar- In respect of sums already thur, dark,

disease was ucs of which were at that time rotation, and Mr D. Benson and carest-looking paid to the Bank there could be

atitute, the defendant published treatment for the man of 20, tall enough for the no question but that if it wrong- a pamphlet which he called surgical incision of the diseased much

aggravated by the Mr R. P. Moodle, who were ap- King's Company of Uie Grena-ly accepted the documents then

"Ahm Tsing Yun Liu Chluportion, or by means of radiun enforced use of sea water in the pointed after the last Ordinary dier Guards, pleaded guilty be-

1:opment.

process manufacturing the Bank was not entitled on Sue", which purported to give fore Mr Walter Frampton, to those documents to obtain any the reader an explanation of the

Witness said that Western situation worsened when oue Yearly meeting, were re-elected to the Board of Directors, on the Bailey disease of cancer and form by payment from

medicine does not know of any No. 2 Kiln came into operation diagnosis, and also the nature of medicine which will effect a cure whatsoever.

at the beginning at May and of cancer, in its advanced stager, doubled our monthly output. Turning to the question of cancer. raid the officer in charge of the damages, Mr Bernacchi said that Mr Lodge went on to say that Pills or powders, he added, could To deal with this problem we case "except for a period of

took immediate steps to bring in 1951, one of his patients came not cure cancer, this was a case where a bank in

Under cross-examination, Dr back into regular use the wells service in the BAF. His wages breach of its duty wrongly ac- to him and showed him another ore £0 148. a week, and he copied a certain Rives his mother £3 to £4 of Counsel asked the Court to con. / phlet called the "Ahm Lou Gray said he had very little | upon our premises, which so far

document.

Liu Fat" which also Replying to a question, he said water ter Nol Siu

knowledge of Chinese herba. are giving us enough fresh that. There are no previous sider this aspect: what was the dealt with cancer. convictions against him."

make us virtually object of the credit contract in On reading this other that it was only by surgical in independent of the public supply Thank you," said the magie domanding a clean shipped-on-

or by radium that and we are replacing the pre- Convicted of illegal betting trate. He glanced at the stolen board bill of lading? What was let, the defendant found! cision.

of wor 'electrical many of the passages con- person in the early stages

precipitatora and keeping a tommon gaming the object of that phrascoicgy? tained therein has been taken cancer could be cured.

which were destroyed during house in the Public Enclosure are particularly interested in?" In Counsel's submision, on the

Asked whether Or his pamphlet published from

the not K Japanese occupation. The of the Hongkong Jockey Club ha eskid Arıkır,

cases he had lied, the object himscit,

by

word for word,

happen that a cancerous new precipitators will cost about on March 7.4 62-year-old could "Yes, ever since

was 辐 was that the customer should Chiu also found later that the growth could grow small and $700,000 to anal erection and broker, Siu Chi-shing was fined child," Arthur answered.

"What do you want to say to responsibility of the ship. These kinds of pills and powders. On

obtain a document that gave him plaintiff was producing certain become coft by itself, witness we hope that this heavy exa total of $800, or three months said he had never known such penditure will remove both dust and 20 days by Mr Hin-shing me?"

fore, if it appeared probable that making enquiries, he came to the

n thing happen In his 20 years and smell from our steam.

am. Lo at Central this morning. "It was a foolish Impulse. damage had been caused through I'm torry I've thrown away my failure to colain responsibility was laccattle of curing cancer

conclusion that the plaintiff of experience in these matters. I would like to take this oppor-

Hearing is proceeding.

tunity of expressing to

The Prosecution sald our charneler, jeopardised our whole of the ship the previse reason

neighbours our regels for any acting on. information the reclal position....."

why, the chip did not take the by the methods

discomfort we may have caused Pollco kept a watch on the cargo was immaterial, he sub-vertised as he claimed.

defendant Several people wer mitted.

books. "Is that a subject you

AS A GENERAL.

"You

YOU should have

you

from

which he ad-

sufferers,

and asked

Nearly

150

-that

theat CONTACTED PLAINTIFF Reunion Dinner I do not think there is any peen approaching him, and If nothing else was agreed, it known

was at least agreed

seen marking a that this Belleving that there methods

thing in the Balance Sheet re-accused was the only way to get those

He was brought except stocks programme. cargo (of carbon black) went were as a whole detrimental to

the quiring comment attended books was to save

and up for

the Police station on the one hand and overdraft | te come the health of concer to Bremen and did not Mr Lodge stated, his client con British Army Aid Group at the increase in the value of stocks camted his hall of $500, and annual reunion dinner of the at the Bank on the other. The charged, but when the .case them," Mr Frampton said, and

Bremen to Hongkong, tacted the plaintif added gently: "I suppose

in Court, the defendant In were afraid they'd be gone by either ship being liable inen, refrain from publishing his night.

those

circumstances, Jhim to stop his treatment and Kwong Chow Restaurant

last is accounted for entirely, by the forfeited

1 the time you had saved tho

that was a damage that had

Col 1 T. Ride, who organised large volume of manufactured a warrant for his arrest was

cement and slinker en hand it issued against him. money?"

the flawed from the Bank's fallure pamphlet, but he met with

commanded "Y-yes, Elr." Arthur gulped. to obtain a bill of lading that

and unit

It the end of the year, our limg- The defendant gave himself He was fined. £2 and order-

Counsel said Chiu felt he had during World War II, presided, stone stocks being much less up at the Eastern Police

Station Balley gavo

responsibility of a duty towards the public, and and among the quests were than usual. Until precipitators ed to pay £2 28. costs, and

¡yesterday. the court

“his the, ship, in ether words, was a decided that the only remedy many Chinese ho left

American are lostalled we cannot operate In miugation the accused and head hung lov,

great clean shipped-on-board bill, he was to draw the public's atten- friends of the unit who had two kilns together during the that he had. family to support, general might go, from

bald. KOME

tion to the true facts by

and a close wartime associations with humid Spring Summer and asked the Court to takon battlefeld disaster.

Hearing is continuing

publication in a, Chinese news-fit.

months and with our responsi-denient view of the case.

with

05 A

to

success.

no

and

2nd

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INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

This one of those puzzles in which the data neem, as first blush, inadequate.

The party paid-at so much head-1801' farthinga.

BUT 1881 is the square of ei (a prime numberi: Le, fi has no other factors save 1881 and 1.

Hence

[]

things each.

Deople paid 41 fare And 40 students accompanied the Professor,

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Studio): 7.3u, Weather Report: 8, Time for Music" (BECTS) DOC with Orchestra Scottish Variety

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