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Wool Industry's
Out Of The Most
Rut
HE witness appeared Tvery much at his case,
stling there in the box in No. 4 court, which is just opposite the post office in the Royal Courts of Justice. He cupped his chin in his right hand, dumming now and agata
DD
on
WAI
his cheek with pale, tapering Angers. Oddly enough, mirrored aimont exactly the attitude of Mr Justice Upjohn, on the bench. Or perhaps it was not so od that he should, since the witness himself was a judge Sir Patrick Arthur Devlin, Mr Justler Devlin, of the Queen's Bench Division of these same
couirla.
You would think It would need some mighty affair of slate to bring such state of affalis about, but this case in which Sir Patrick was plaintiff, 'concerned n rutted feld-track in Wiltshire.
farm,
THE PADLOCK
Remarkable
Season Ever Ends
From H. King Wood
Sydney, July 21,
With the record clearance of 3,821,900 bales for a cheque of more than £404 million, the Aus- tralian wool industry has just ended what is perhaps its most remarkable season in history.
At times general prices have been higher than this year, but in the maintenance of demand from the principal consuming countries and the ab sence of marked variation in values, no mārketing season has been more favourable.
to State, ut sales to the
More than 33 countries The East Aruntu tribe ot Commoh-aborigines, displaced 81 years, bought wool in the wealth. The United Kingdom ago from their tribal grounds the founding of Alice was the largest operator with by France
second.
have now Springs,
officially Japan, too, climbed back in- been given another home.
เบ The tribe went. walk-about United
new area the modern fell by nearly to its half-and so did the income of way-in trucks. badly needed dollars.
Their new home is 40 miles
Alice from
and covers miles excellent pastoral land plenty of natural game for the natives to hunt.
This record year has passed under the cloud of synthetics and during a period when the artificial fibres have had their greatest boost-from publicity given to them by the wool men themselves.
with
Father Flynn of the Roman Catholle Mission, who organised the natives' move, cald the Eas. Arunta Krijesmen had had a
the arrival of the deal since white man in the area in 1971.
They were first displaced from Alice Springs but Inter settled a new are some distance :cm the town. Come the war and tu break up that home. They. were moved to another area, but it was a poor almost lacking in
SIR Patrick claimed a right of way for agricultural purposes the has a farm In Wiltshire) over land belonging to a neighbouring One day last September,
A SNOW-WOMAN a gate was padlocked across thie.
The neighbour contended At the weekend our famed track. The that Sir Patrick's heavy lorries Blue Mountains turned white
the track dangerous 10
under the heaviest made
snow fall by the other users
ruts their for years. The show lay on the weight caused.
ground Inches thick and fell Up
Wiltshire from
came lower down the mountain
slopes than it had done for 21ny camps elderly men who had worked on the land since the 1880% and years. 1800s.
They came In tercely
A and told of young Hungarian migrant, sults, creased blue
of trying to keep warm in a smoli their early days al work on the
hut ૫. Katoomba level cross- land (one had started at eighting, where he had the job of years old) and answered ques- opening and shutting gates, Low with a directness that decided to build a snow-man
At their new firms will be a played havoc with questions from
But üs he worked he decided school, hospital, workshops..can counsel more accustomed
make iris snow man a snow-teen--and movies, dealing with subterfuge.
woman end pretty soon, he had a The natives wil jeam stock gallery of amazed onlookers. work, redkilery, fearing on the The migrant, with all the servicing of plangs and wind-
made amius. a sculptor, beautiful job of it so beauti But not a mention of spear- ful that some of our enlightened throwing or boomerangs for citizens complained to the what was once one of the lend- police.
ing tribes of Australia,
to
to
WELL DONE WHEN their evidence was over, they returned to their seats, and their wives, in flowered
raw hats, palted their knees and told them in whispers how well they had done.
Then it was Sir Patrick's turn. "He needn't swear the oath if he doesn't
to," wont
someotic
whispered, He did swear B.
however.
Sir
Counsel were not out-of-the- ordinary deferential to the out. of-the-ordinary witness, The Judge never showed by so much as a blink that he recognised in the box
a brother-ot-low. Patrick, a slightly built men, wearing n grey sult, who when he became a judge five years ago, was at 42, the youngest, was o competent, audible, witness.
CIR
LOOK AND SEE
IR Patrick, how would you
delne
of the the sile
}
track?"
"How would define· H?" witness asked, as if he had been required to state the length of a piece of string. le paysed for a moment. "Well, if you were to go and see the track, you could define it by landmarks."
"How***
"Just by looking at it and see- ing it was track..
་
You cicim, the right to send these heavy lime lorries over the track whatever the weather???
"I'm claiming to do that, sub- ject to what my learned counsel mys about it."
art of
one. and water
site for them a new tribal land Now the Goverman; has set and so they move again.
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Established, 1845
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1953.
SHEAFFERS
Skrip
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith YOUTH CHARGED SUCCESS
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Cap. (75) NEA BONIO,
5:28 galle
"I never saw a guy like Pate-always seems to have time to tell everybody else how much work he does!”
Full Court
Of Appeal Ruling
A FAST TURN-OUT
Firemen turned out in thirty
stconds τα greet His Exx- cellency the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, when he visited Kowloon Fire Station this morning.
A ruling that it had no
appeal from a decision of a Jurisdiction to entertain an
Judge of the Supreme Court diction was made by the exercising, appellate juris. Full Court, comprising the is a fire. Chief Justice, Sir. Gerard
When His Excellency arrived at the Station, bells rang nea pitances as they do when there signal and the men ran to their posts and manned the fire ap-
visit to the
The Governor was paying his Howe, and the Senior Pulsne first officiant Judge, Mr Justice T. J.Station since its opening earlier Gould this morning.
this year. Bulli on modern linca, the Station is manned by 102 men, nine of them officers, and has five engines in addition to various other appliances,
WITH MURDER
by
Committal Proceedings Lord
Open This Morning
Beaverbrook
TN 1021, just after the flexi 1 world war,' . Lord Beaver
A book called
It was a forceful, docmaito,
wrate
Hearing of the committal case against 18-Brook year-old Cheung Kam-kwong, of Hut 24 Ngau Pui SUCCESS. Loong Village, Shaukiwan, charged with the opinionated book addressed to murder of Cheung Hui-lam on May 9, opened be young men of ambition. It toll them what to do if they want- fore Mr Poon Yan-hop at Central Magistracy this ed_to_make E fortune..
Lord Beaverbrook was then morning. Det. Sub-Insp. T. Chalmers was for the
42, in the mid-tide of his own Prosecution.
success. He had made a fortune in Canada, had spent a Lecado in British politics, and had re- cently started his career as a newspaper proprietor.
In his cutline of the zaro for was performed on May 19 the the Court, Insp Chriners temperature remained high. alleged that on May 9 at 5 pr. Choung Hui-lam was playing with a bigpele with some of his frienda on a small path near, the Ngou Pui Lcont Village,
Soon after the accused op- prouched Cimming and stabbed him a number of times wills yo triangular files, inflicting wounds to his back, arm and side. The defendant then ran away.
The victim was taken to the Shaokiwan Police Station and thon to the Queen Mary Hospital where he Was admitted and treated for his wounds,
Later the same day, the de-
father brought fermiant'a
the
two files, used in the attack, to the Shaukiwan Police Station, and at 8.45 pm, that day the accused surrendered himself to the Inspector on Duty in the station.
was
A cautioned statement taken from the accused and the next day he was charged with attempted murder.
Cheung's condition became steadily worse and he died at 12.30 h.m. on July 4, concluded Dr Barnes,
The hearing is continuing.
Taxi Driver
Who Argued The Point
Wong Chung, a defend-
ant before Mr Thomas Tam, this morning at Central Court, seemed to have only a hazy notion of what he was being charged with.
He had been charged in the On June 8 the Police, were first instance with having taken informed by the Queen Mary passengers into his taxi in the Hospital that Cheung's condition middle of the road, and also was crlifeal and that he was un- falling to produce his licence likely to recover. Consequently when called upon to do so. Ho Mr Lawrence Leong. Police later went to the Police Station Magistrate, took a dying depost and explained that the passen- ton from the victim in the pre-gers had forced their way into Sub-Inapore, was
his car. The first charge, there- was dropped the second Chalmers, a Police interpreter
one, however, still remained and the accused,
AMICC
of Det.
·
the charge of attempted murder Wong did not seem to inque en Cheung died on July and when he came up this morning. against the defendant was sub-and the following dialogue en-
of sucti sequently amended to one
Magistrate: "Why did you not murder
produce your licence when called upon to do so?"
Wong: "Those three men forced their way into the car- how could I stop them."
to "yes, but Magistrate:
Wong "Even the two
DOCTOR'S EVIDENCE Dr R. J. Barnes, who was at the time a House Surgeon In Queen Mary Hospital, testined that at -7 p.m. on May 9 Chinese male, Cheung Hui-lam
·TIMELY ADVICE
The advice and counset cons tained in SUCCESS is as urgant and timely today as it was In 1921. This newspaper believes that SUCCESS will act as stimulus to people of determi- nation everywhero,
Chizo
For these reasons the Mall has arranged to print a series of extracts from SUC- CESS beginning on Saturday.
Lord Beaverbrook has writ- ten a foreword to the seriesume an article in which, at the ago of 74, he looks back on tho advlee he gave in 1921. This arilele will be printed in the China Mall
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THURSDAY, JULY 23 By Air Philippines, North Borned, p
Blam, Malaya. Indonesia, Austra- Ih, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain & Curope, p.m., C.P.A./U.0.A.C.
Formosa
was admitted to the hospital. In you not produce the licences C.P.A The Governor, accompanied treating him the witness all that got in pleaded
fore the Full Court, by the Seymo
that he
wound
at
with was att
men the in-
By Surface Macao, V a.m.; 6 p.m., as Lee Hona/Tak Shing
Mälays, -Ceylon, Aden, Middle
FRIDAY, JULY 24
Mr
A. Brook
Bernacchi, instructed by Mr R. E. Moore, in an appliention on behalf of appellant, Liu Hin-ming, sought
found three triangular to appeal against a decision, be- by Mr C. W. Brand, Acting the
in cross-constable that I Chief Officer, and Mr V. C.marks,
matter. I.A.N.W.. Divisional Officer, section, on the patient's nbdo nocent man in the Senior Pulsne Judge, Mr Justico
was not my fault." the firemen and
met, arm and back. williams,
Magistrate: "That is not the condition Cheung's general who held that the appliances, and also looked over
that charge has been the time, continued the witness, pothi Magistrale (Mr Horace Lo) had the dormitories and the senior
mentally dropped. Why did you not give Fast. p.m. Montor. showed that he Was quarters
your Beenes clear, pale and suffering from the constable shock.
systematic examination, look at?"
Wong: "And then a big crowd revealed a wound on the lower part of the left chest 4 Inch the filled half the road fo:med and they too, without a shadow in width. Another wound on or doubt in the matter, pleaded
left in width and 1/4 inch in depth, with the constable that i and the wound on the right side
acted correctly in ordering the officers' Torfeiture of 2,650--taels of gold | Heparture.- seized by the Police on board the ss Tjiluwah in Victorka Har- bour on July 15, 1932.
before his
Police had a look-and down came
the snow-woman. They The last chance to remember described the figure as "perfect has passed by for some absent- in almost every detail".
minded professor who left in a Which was all very puzzling railway corrlage book "Aids 10 Our migrant friend. He to a Good Memory:" wanted to know if it was It went under the auctioneer's good why did it have to be hammer this week along with knocked down,
a ti of green peas, an Invalid's (The Blue Mountains, a part chair; bedsteads, razors, bleycles, of the Great Dividing Range, she sheets of three-ply and a. look completely
blue when carton of sanitary paper. Seen on a clear day from the IN THE MONEY fint lands out from Sydney.)
RABRITS,
The Japanese pearl fishing BEWARE!
fleet, now operating in northern Scientists are trying to breed Australian waters, seems to 3 germ so strong that no rabbit be in the money. will be able
to resist It, ac-
The float has gathored more cording to Dr I. Clunies Ross, thap 200 tons of pearl shell, chairman of the Commonwealth valued at £100,000 in the past Scientifle and Industrial Re- month.
After Mr G. R. Sneath, Crown search Organisation.
told a He'
The frigate, HMAS Mac- Counsel, had replied opposing been making a the application, the Full Court scientists meeting of industrial quarie, hos
that CSIRO was trying count of the area where the gave its judgment, as follows to ovo
overcome an immunity which fleet is operating, seeing that many rabbits had shown to the the terms
"Wo are of the opinios that of the Fishing virus myxomatosis.
Agreement
between Australia spation 28 of the Supreme Court Not that myxomatosis hasn't and Jupan is observed.
Ordinance cannot be the con- played old Harry with
studion cought to be placed Although rabbit
depart from the principles, laid perts have given up trying to it up, president of the Japanese down in the Hongkong Law Re-wreathed in amiles and with a Estimate the number of millions Pearlshell
Company, port of the case Cheung Sau-tim v. Cheung Yui-lam.
the
£100,000 in #
Courset salà that his authority for the appeal was section 28 of the Supreme Court Ordinance. Chapter 14.
Map Won The Day
font population—-It has Ex-] month. might seem to be piline / upon it and wo sec ́na reason to kept by the Police Traffic branch.
Fishing
Mak
A taxi-driver, Mak Shiu-ning. produced such a good map in his defence when changed with hav- ng parked his cab in a non-tax! Central this morning, that the area before Mr Thomas Tom at Court asked if the map could be
consented, his face modest blush at the honour con- ferred upon hlin.
The map, beautifully drawn,
of the Causovoy marked waB Bay area and featured the Tram Station and the Bay Hot R market, the while with the num bere firmly drawn in, a succession at privato cors usurping his rightful place outside the Hotel He had had to park behind them in a non-taxi area.
The case was dismissed,
it has destroyed, but averaging Tokio, (Mr T. Fujii), who is on figures of past years, they do board the mother ship, doesn't claim that the loss of these look upon it as untold riches. burnies has added £60-million.
He said the fleet was averging no jurisdictions to hear this ap with shorings and place-names
"We hold that this Court has
to the value of the country's 10-1n of shell a working day-plication." primary products,
to him
2
but it wasn't enough, He und
Mr Bernacchi remerked that Graziers talk about "Myxo, It inexplicable that beds that d the new station hand." It is a
cot h
been fished since 1940 should the decision come as no surprise "But, Sir Patrick, this is your mosquito-borne virus und so far not be thick will shell. claim, not your counsel's7"
hus been mainly effective along He said that some divers were "Wall if it's pot on improper water-courses and rivers. Rab- caning to the surface rfice 50
to counsel to bits that to recover from the in- minutes on the sch answer, I left it
floor with make what contention he thoughtfection develop an immunity-wicker baskets only half files, fit," Sir Patrick replied.
and this is the new front for But he admitted that a lot of the CSIRO attack.
was of top. the choi AAAH!
UAVE EXPEDITION volued at £700 a ton,
THE judge looked towards defence counsel and said: "I don't think you can get behind that very well." Counsel changed Course.
The questioning went ona. Patrick continued to answer all
questions, interspersing
Sir
his
answom with the friendliest of emiles. But when he left the he cld 40 minutes. box, after
every wincis X whot nearly
defence have
ever seen, prosecution, has done at thrt moment. He drew Breath it it were no hard-
ship at all to resure His seat in
things to All in their leisure 3 People do all sorts of strange
houry,
mem-
quality,
Second Protest Likely
Tokyo, July 23. Japan is expected to lodge u second protest with the South Korean Government over the shooting of Japaneso patrol boat on July 12, at Takeshima Island, Kyodo news agency reported today.
The Chief Cabinet Bocretary,
Mr Kenji Fukunaga, yesterday
Lorry Driver
Had A Defence
A convincing_defence was
Mr given in
Thomas Tam's Court at Central this morning
·
the
upper arm was 1⁄4 inch
back, one inch
innoctri
هه
Was
MAGISTRATE EXPLAINS At last Wong understood that
of the patient's Interal to the in wirth and pine, was 1⁄4 inch) the chargo against him was only
Says Car Was money in your
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SATURDAY, JULY 15 By Air Philippines, Guam, Hawail. USA, & Canada, 8 am, via PAL.
Indio, Malayı, 9 am, CPA. Hawail, V.B.A., 0 p.m... PAA. Western States) Canada, 0 pm. Formosa, Okinawa, USA. (Beritla
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Europe, 3pm.. BOAC
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China, Fropia's Repubile, 0.30 ..; B D.in.. trai vin Carson.
14inch deep.
ona at taiting to produce his The patient was operated on licence, Mr Tam then explained at 8 p.m. on that day, when the to him his
CITOF "When
Police Constable spleen was found to be injured and was removed.
asks you for your licence you The temperature and pulse of should give it to him and savo the
a lot of time and above everybody patient remained
of arguing the normal for ten days, and al- trouble Instead though an incision and drainage point. You need a lesson in this for instance, matter. Suppose, a fare owed you $5 and instead of paying you waved the face and gave you a lecture on the purchasing power nowadays of a dollar and
difcuity the
prest coming it, you would not be interested, would you? You would just want that $5. You would not care about all that elementary economics. So in Fang Chow, a tax-driver, the same way you should have was charged befors Mr Thomas given the constable your licence
point. Tam at Central this morning with instead of arguing the
returning to his ranic. A tell you this because I want you constable booked him waiting to understand. We want to re- at the Hemessy Hotel, without duce offences, not pile on more fines. However this time I will Pang said that he had been have to fine you $20-just 80 hailed by the boy from the that you will remember in the Hennessy Hotel, and had had to.| future.”... wait there for prospective faxes, who had remained chatting in the lobby. He was then book-
not
Hotel Boy
Rhee Impresses having a peronger.
Senator
Seoul, July 23.
..
ed.
hu
ask-
Envoy Pays A
the boy hailed Courtesy Call
was sure there was..
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At Sydney University there is ti Spelncological Society -- a group of people interested in the scientifle study of enves.
Senator John Armstrong, by Mou Kal, charged with This group was formed' five
Officer having driven his lorry near leader of the Opposition in the
The Prosecuting years ago, has a hundred
loca who spoke bera and
the micile of the rond and Australian Senate, undertakes six Ex-
slowly enough to cause ob- for thirty minutes with Frosted, "You say
Washington, July 22. ploring trips a year.
Bhee yesterday. you, in a cap and uniform and dent Syngner
British Minking, Latest job was to explore a
struction.
sall today that the South Korean Kur water-filled · "tunnel leading to
Pang replied that that was so. Ambassador, today: made He said, in a flood of words leader impressed him as a man
There is
the 40-minute no boy at
"courtesy call" on O an underground river. 70-feet
translated to the Court, that He who has dedicated his life to
Hennessy Hotel cald the Pro Mr Walter Robertson, assistant below the Imperit Cave in the deep famous Jcaolin system.
had stopped behind a bus, then fighting Commaalam"
Senator Annstrong is on a fact secuting Omeer. Pang replied Secretory of State for Far drawn out to pass the bus, and The members. Riña crplored
of Far Easterny coun
Eastern affairs, this Runnel wore woollen sulle
then, when the bus had started Anding tour of ngain. turned back trios adapted gas-masks and breathed
the curb when he was He sold Dr. Rhee did not refer ale pumped through 200-feet of Minister, Kalsuo Okazaki, would accosted by a policeman. He to the question of a Korean teues hose by 'n diver's pump; They shortly send another protest ta carried underwater floodlighta..
had six passengers, he explained during their talk. South Korea, as the latter's reply
The defendant replied that he The attempt was given up after to the first representation had
and valued their lives above, the The Senator was accompanied going about 50-feet along the "not been satisfactory man small advantage of pacing by the Austrailan Represente he had meant a youth about 18
The Officer Critchley down to another (Takeshima faland is located bus, the road being full of trame: Korea, Mr Thom Prosecuting Olier then
for
try. In the
spurs paced with this detect, the sombor Armstrong said he fald that he would contact the The Board of Directors of summer the Star Ferry Company"," the past year this group has Japan Son between Korea and Magistrate turned enquiringly was vory impressed by Dr Manager of the Hotel The
laxi-driver replied that Jupon. It falis Limited
tho. toward the PC who had brought Rhoe's great friendship for Announce that an shelled many of the State's cave
of $9.50 per systems, ifterim dividend
constable Australia The President was would find the passengers who Jelen Surlediction of the Shimane Pro the charge... The including
focturn Government. South
answered in two short words vary thankful for a gift of eventually emerged from the share, free of took in respect Caves, and Zus: amapped and
SVAKA Australiares e sucalyptus trees Hotel of the current financial year tested don doul ale many new Karen has been claiming that No bur
God which arrived in - Korea 20- The case will be resumed on will be
on September sections in the NSW Imestone island as part of its territory)-
*July:30, nt:10.a.m." The defendant was chúitione Reuter
court,
Star Ferry Co.,
Interim Dividend
told
the Pross that Forelare.
2
within
cently
The magistrate the interven- ed to ask if by "Boy" a youth or a Hotel servant had been m- tended
e
Bave. The Queen; 11,45, Clos, Down,
oger said he discussed Embassy, Mr R. H. Scotty Leads (Itelay drum the Korsan inrce situation with.
Sir Roger
Robertson
general terms" and also had heard about: Mr What's His Lino? Solution Hobertson's recent, mission-to
South Korea, United Press.--.:
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