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JOHN CLARKE'S CASEBOOK
Man With A Cigar
CHINA MAIL
Dramatic
Soviet Note On
Germany
¿Continued from Pare. 1)
OST of the day it had the consequiuets have been cost-
Mained, but in
the German people itself has a Krent interest in it.
"But the moment the Bonn Government Incorporates West Germany in the North
aggressive
they for the German people.
"It is beyond doubt that the evening, the storm-clouds conclusion of a peace trecty with drifted away. The sun Germany is of first-class neation of West and East came out, and so, in their portance to the settlement of the hundreds, did Londoners, to problems of Geenany. It wi contribute in a decitive way to siroll in Hyde Park and say words the strengthening of peace to each other, though with Europe and will offer the out much conviction, for possibility definitely to solve the they had said It often be- questions which have arisen R
consequence of the second world fore: "Perhaps now the war in which those stairs who summer really has started." had to suffe fran Hitler eggres
The park scals
particularly glistened ston wetly, and all were incecupied neighbours, except one, on which a hollow-terested.
hollow-eyed. checked.
ragged man ant who looked old enough 10 have been there since the Great Exhibition.
The old man appeared to ba dozing, but every time anyone came to life, passed him, he
and called out: "Spare a copper for a cuppa," or "Gimme a Ing. mate," or "Can you spare ine any money, you there?" altering his appeal to suit all comers.
IT'S A LIE
policeman
Atlantic bloc, the uni- Germany becomes impossible.
"For
the this very reason, overwh
the Germans not only in the Ger overwhelming majority of man Democratic Republic, but also In Western Germany,
the plans
the of oppose
Biming Adenauer Government
Incorporating Western the In
European Germany's Germany
and the North Atlantle in-Ariny
blog and in this they have the peace-loving peoples of "The basic alms of the Pots Europe on their side. dam Agretmeal-winch demand" is clear from what has been the creation of prace-loving 'and | said that the policy of the Gov- democratic Germany-are, how-ermanents of France, the United ever, now as in the past, an ex-States and Great Britain, as well pression of the interests of all as that of the Adenauer Govern-
strongly
BASIC AIMO
Established 1845
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1953.
Atom Bomber Crashes In Atlantic
European peoples, and among hent, does not nim ad tre uminen- SUSPENDS them of the German people, and tion of Germany, but at keeping they must be guaranteed by the Germany split into parts conclusion of a peace trealy long time. with Germany.
for
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"This policy directly ‘auns at The solution of that task will opping the formation of an create conditions an un-All-Ge:man democratic govern- standing precedented
development of ment. Germany with her great poss!- "Thus the rejection of the pro- went up to the old mabilities, for the development of pol to discuss the peace treaty civilisation. with Germany, a selection made
A
near, and presently
said: "Come along,
resting you for begging."
Br.
"It's a blooming lle," said thei old
whone man, Williams.
next
and
"Now," sald
name Wak
tion the officer, Me Williams?”
dock
A QUESTION
and
#1
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MUNICIPAL
COUNCILS
Colombo, Aug, 16. Ceylon's Acting Governor, Sir Alan Rose, has suspentied the of Colombo municipal councils
an-
Four airmen were picked up alive in the Atlantic, more than twelve hours after they had baled out from an Ameri- con Corvair, the world's largest plane And atom bomber. which crashed in flames tunt before down. Thie freighter, Manchester Shipper. also found two bodies; and a third body was taken aboard by a French ship, leaving 16
the 23 officers and men in the Corvair still missing. This first dramatic picture of the Corvair wreckago
the in middle of the Atlantic was flown by a search, plane to Northolt.London Express.
Alleged
Car Offence
and postal Not Proven
emergency
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MONDAY, AUGUST 17 Dy Air
Pullippines, N. Borneo. C.P.A.
Formosa, p.m., HK. Airways. Slam, Malays, Indonesia, Australia,
New Zealand, 6 pm. C.P.A.,
USA, Canada, Cam, CPAL Japan. 9 p.m., B.6.A.C.
India, Pakistan, Africa, Burma, Great Britain and Europe, a pm. B.O.A.C.
By Surface
When two cars meet more of less in the middle of a road, a Macao, D a.m., 8pm.. sa Lon. Hong/
Tak Shing.
the economy Nobody can deny
the under the, pretext that there is that restoration
as no All-German Government, does Germany of
not reflect the real motives of this deserving Power, which greal
POLICY CRITICISED
and nearby Moratuwa, which At Great Marlborough Street to take her due place among the rejection.
Powers, is possible only morning, in a voice that other
"It is obvious from the above supported last week's protests on the path of * unger or age caused to tremble, democratic development of
peaceful and
against price increases. the mentioned facts that the pre- Willums pleaded not guilty to German state.
The order comes into force on the path of sent policy of the Governments
Gazette the charge against him, before
other states of France, Great Britain and the Immediately, a co-operation with Mr Rowland Thomas, QC
striving towards consolidation of United States is directed against nouncement said tonight. The policeman
The two councils, which have told his story,
the solution of the peace treaty peace and international security," Williams in
question,
the reunification of left-wing majorities, passed a the dock
ob- mouthed silent dentals.
and resolution supporting the Germany TREATY NECESSARY
on a peaceful democratic basis and the magistrate,
the servance of a one day hartal of a peace "The conclusion when the policeman's story was
last Wed- ot
All-Germon
(business s'oppage) Is creation treaty with Germany
nestiny against increases in the done, "Would you like to ques-necessary because the danger of Democratle Govenment.,
price of rice, and in roll fares The Governments of France, ro-establishment of German
electricity and United has Great Britain and the milliarism, which twice
charges, HEARING his name prefaced
States are putting forward an- unicashod world wars,
Widespread ''disturbances oc- is not other proposal Instead of settling 50, the old man in the eliminated as the
respective the question of the formation curred. In these two areas after seemed to shrug off his decisions of the Potsdam con- sullenness. He straightened his ference have not yet been ful-
of an All-German Democrate Wednesday's stoppage.
While wider back and squared his shoulders, filed.
Government. and suddenly looked ten years
"They are proposing to dis- measures, giving the Govern-certain crnount of damage can be ment and the Prime Minister expected to the place, it was "The peace treaty with Ger-cuss the question of All-German younger. He had been called many names in his day, no many will create stable, pouce elections but limit this matter to special powers for keeping the proved before Mr Thomas Tami
no Cerural Court this morning. doubt, but not for a long time ful conditions, for the German a treatment by the four powers peace, are being invoked,
reported had
called him "Mister," people, will further the develop-of their anyone
proposal the setting incidents have been
Two vehicles met when the car ment of Germany into a unified,
from any part of Ceylon during of a so-called neutral conte -peaceloving mix105
of the defendant, E. M. Charles. "I have a question, yes sir," independent and
of representatives of the last two days. and give
Toops the German foreign states for an investiga- he said, speaking strongly and state
to guarda Buick, number 705, had with assurance. "The
cer people the possibility of peace- tute the premises for Colombo and the dusk-to-dawn slawed a U-turn in Hennessy says I was shouting to these ful co-operation with other the
is curfew currying out of these elec-
being strictly
Road just East of the Jardine people. A person who commits nations
forced. basis of tions.. an offence
against the law equality.
Police yesterdayrulded". the Lane Junction, He had been in---Malay R-1-P. 1101 Louw.... can be considered only "This can doesn't shout as a rule."
"The Governments of France, as an attempt to put the question Communist Party Headquarters terrupted when the car A CIGAR
Britain and the United States of German elections into the in Kandy, seized documents and Prosecution witness, Dr Kwan wart "Do you
give base thei; refusal to discuss a honds of foreign powers, to questioned a number of people. How-cheung, a Morris Minor, évidence?" the magistrate peace trenly with Germany on force on the German people all
Reuter.
number HK765, had, in ove:tuk® asked.
the circumstances that as yet possible control just as if Ger-
ing, removed his front bumper. "No thank you, sir," the old there doar not exist a German many, which has many traditions man sald. "I want to make a Government which could take of Democracy, was some law-
Charles s.ated that he had not, short statement, and I can tell part in the drafting of a peaceless colony.
as charged, ceen driving in a way the truth without swearing. I've treaty,
This been bad for a few days in a
proposal leads "Such an argument for declin-exclusion of the German people weak condition, and a gentle-ing to discuss peace treats from the settlement of their man came along and gave me however does not correspond with own internal problems.
the actual state of affaire.
pressed In actual fact, the policy of idence in the France, Britain and the United
I think.
lo
en
the
up
Kross
to the
It ex-
a cigar....
inck of con "A cigar, good gncious," said
German people Mr Thomas.
the "Yes, indeed, a cigar, sir," the States leads to a state in which and naturally meets with
on. "I might not only is the Aiscussion of the rejection of a large section
wont
old man say," he added, in parentheses, question of a peace treaty con- "that I wasn't so long ago that stantly being postponed, but also
miles,
Then
is population.
proposals
of
and
of the Govern I did a long trok, sir, about 200 the colution of the question of ments of France, Britain
gentleman creating an All-German Govern the United States are by nature ment, because this policy is opposed to the principles of De- directed towards rendering per- mocemcy expressed in the Pots-
dum decisions.
gave me this clar
'GO HOME'
HE
E made the gift scem some-mament Germany's division and how criminal, classing the towards the prevention of her donor alongside the cad who clips the school captain
an
reunification.
continue
ILLEGALLY
of the
furned
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 By Air Indo-China France, French North
A and West Africa, & pm. Vietnam
Japan. Formosa, § pm, T.A.C.
By Surface
Tak Shing.
via
Macao, & am, 6 pm, Lee Hong/ China, People's Republic, 930 m. train via Canton.
Indo-China, Noơn, as Angelina.
British Ship Rescued By Royal Navy
The s.s. Nigelock Intercepted
The
SHEAFFER'S
Skrip
official
following statement, was released this morning by the Navy Public Relations Officer:
At about 1 p.m. local time on Sunday, August 10, the British steamer, ss Nigelock, belog
to
Wheelock Marden and Com- pany, Limited, reported being ased by a Nationalist worship some teri miles south of Tu about Island,
Nigelock, who was on passage Hungwa to Shanghai was tually intercepied by the warship about 40 miles south- cast of Ockseu Island. Owing to rough
caused
by the warship wha Typhoon Ne unable to put a boarding party on board, but Nigelock sub.. sequently reported that she who
being taken under escort to the Pescadores.
Nigelock's reports wore ceived by Commodore, Hongkong, who immediately ordered HM St Bride's Bay (Cd C. L. M. Scott, RN), who was in the area, to proceed to the assistance of Nigelock and effect the release.
From the Filos
100
Years
Ago
Very general, and we
鬼
.CON=
ceive not undeserved, indiung- tion has been expressed.ot Admiral Pellow's, and the Har- Your Master's inaction regard- The ing the Arratoon Apeär, vessel with her ensign reversal- and boats wanting, came slowly into the harbour on the morning o'clock within no great dis of the 8th, and anchored about
tance of the flagship. Yet half- un-hour must have elapsed be- fore she was visited by a bout from the Winchester, and It was long after that that the Harbour Master, zent off, if indeed he sent at all. The Police were still more behind, for it was pust 10 o clock before the infor mution
reached the Central Station; and thus probably proofs were
lost that would have been of great importance In the investigation now going among private individuals,
there
were, some who exhiulted more interest and activity than any of the departments whose duty It Is to take cognizance of such matters, and the vessel had hardly anchored before she was visited by Mr Murrow and Mr to pick up his paper
the
to
On the arrival of St Bride's Tarrant, the latter to Bay on the scene, Nigalck's re-materials for lease was obtained without in-former to despatch expresses to eldent and she proceeded on her Whampoa, and to
of Macao,
Cumsingmoon, this which was done before the ship offending
voyage about 1.30 morning, while the
4.M.
the
Governor
warehip retired Ignominiously to had been officially bourded, And the southward.
Leaves For Peking
as the Admiral did not appear
to be making any preparation lo despatch a
steam vessel, Mr Walker, the
the P. & 0,
Superintendent,
Co,1# got the stram
up in the Sir Charles Forbes, and put that vessel at the free dis- of Admiral Pellow, the Government, the Police
Agents
posal
the Trevelyan, Arratoon" Aprar.
Mr Humphrey CMG, CIE, OBE, new British | AT Churge d'Affaires to Peking, left for Tientsin in the ss Hunan this morning en route to take up his appointment.
The new envoy boarded the Hunan from the Governor's launch at 9.30 am. In the com- pany of Mr G. W. Aldington, Government OBE, Hongkong Pollucal Adviser, and Mr J. J. A. Loughrey, Alde-de-Camp to the Governor.
Armed
anti-piracy guards were in evidence
as the cavoy and his party boarded the vessel, and Police launch No 8 was on
Hunan
duty keeping the vicinity of the at buoy AD clear of craft. The Hunan salled at 10 a.m. with Capt. C.A.N. Boker in
declined to
ad....
Mr WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10
to the Press, make By Air
However, he said that he is ex- Indo-China (Tonkin only). E am..pecting Mrs Trevelyan to join | via C.P.A.
him in about six months. Hie Philippines, Guam, Hewall. VBA children will remain at home to Canada, a.m.P.A Indonesia, Aur-attend school,
Indo-China. Malaynı,
trália, New Zealand, Ga.m., CPA
Formosa, Japan, U.S.A.. Canada,
1 p.m., C.A.T.
and
6 p.m..
ps Leo
Mr Trevelyan, 47, an economic expert, was formerly a member
of
ог the But the day any one using
passed without the advantage; and when Mr Walker took
the Str Charles Wal Forbes alongside the flag-ship and sent in ils card, he was. told the Admiral was at dinner, and could not set him. But accom- that important duty plished, the catastropho on board a British vessel wiihin a fox miles of a British squadron, would seem to have been taken into consideration by the Naval Com marader-in-Chiei: for at '7 o'clock in
the
evening, twelve hours after the Arretoon Apcar had returned, the Styx was despatched in the dark in pursuit of the murderers, and retURTIS ed next morning without having found them,
ORDINANCES ABOLISHED
Ji la not necessary to direct atten- tion-to-the-Order in-Cosmell now- officially published. By it all the exisung Consular Ordinances are aboliated, which would not occasion
the
much regret to "Her Majesty's sub- feet in China," for whose interests so much anxiety is professed by Plenipotentiaries and Secretaries of State; but unfortunately there is substituted a Code embodying all the mont objectionable, and taking away mitigating, provisions of the Ordinances substituting the absolute Conful or Conmilar was Zealand, Ceylon Australia New of the Indian Civil Service, and will of the
economic and political and Superintendent of Trade for the lawe and Uberties of England. adviser to the British High The establishment of such
oligarchy has long been a pes pro- Commissioner in Western Ger-
Ject of Sir George Dontaen, and his mazy when appointed to his
access in to be attributed to the passivendes with which the advances China
have been witnessed and to the act by which the community stultified is real, opintona, upon the eve of his departure for England, a year and bait ago. With their certificate in his hands, he not only contrived to procure a higher Ulle, but was naoled, as it now appears, to mature and bring into operation this very Order in Council, wuch look more like an emanation of Vienna or St Petersburg. than of Her Britannic Majesty's Ministers in 1853. Turkey would be ashamed of It But how- ever much the Order in Council may be deprecated, many will be inclined to say, "Serves you right."--it is proper frus of your blindness and folly". Energello and uniform action i nardry to be looked for, but it fer once it were adopted. Her Majesty's 'advisers might be com pelied to retrace their stope, and fought that before deprivkig Belüs 'rubjects of them rights and libertion, There are others to be consulted be- sides Consuja and Superintendents of Trade,
'What's His Lina?? Solution SCHOOLTEACHER
London Koreas Service.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
BOARDED SHIP #kely to cause damage to privac
Indonesia, For illegally boarding the ss property. In doing the U-turn,
Japan, p.m., B.Ó.A.C. Hunan moored at Buoy AD at which had been forced on him Burma, India, Pakistan. Biddle about midnight last night, a 30-by team excavations, where he East Africa, Great Britain
Europe, 6 p.m., B.O.A.C. year-old woman, Lee Ping was would have normally fined $25 by Mr A. G. Parker at right mio Hennessy Road, he had Hong/Tale Shing.
By Burtato. Macao, Da.m., the Marine Court this morning.
Mr Tevelyan, who arrived Chire, People's Republle, 30 qm here by air from the United Defendant
pleaded that she taken sufficient precautions. He went on board only to collect had looked right coming-ous of rain via Canton,
Kingdom lest week, succeeda Sir clothes for the laundry.
Jurdine Lane, and seen no car
Llanel Henry Lamb, who went Questioned why she collected coming. Ho bad then turned left,
to Peking as Charge d'Affaires clothes at such an hour, defend- and, about 40 yards lafter, at
in March, 1951, a year after ant said that she had been on templed
Britain gave recognition to the U-Curri, board for some time before the
In doing
People's Government. arrest and was waiting for the this, he said, he had drawn out GIVEN FREE HAND crew to return from shore. near the crown of the road, "According to the declaration Defendant was caught in the slowly, having his indicator ou PRESSURE EXERTED - of the three powers, these pro-
crew's quarters.
the whole bine, He did not see Illicit cigarette on the eve of the
"At present, through more and posals have been agreed with
the Morris Minor, he admitted, Adenauer is the big match.
more measures, a pressure
Government
although he stated he had looked of which pitalist monopolies in the interests of
of a unified, Democratte Ger- in the mirror of his left-hand- "At any rate," said Williams, exerted towards ratification
many and that the true alms of drive car. big Me Williams, rather, "any pro the agreements of Bonn
and the
these treaties -arc directed and which in ing West Germmy bation officer will tell you beg
by the Paris
corresponding
gives
the Hitler against the basic principles of
the
Potsdam ging's not my line. It's against countries inspite of the serious creasingly
Dr Kwan, who works in the conference st resistance all my
on the part the Fascists of yesterday and the
Queen Mary hospital, said that which the United States, Great the defendant had only given a "All pics."
now showing them-
Britain and Russia as well na trate, "I'll accept what you say. of all from the Government of This pressure, coming first
the. oppression of the German Go home, I'll discharge
turnod cided to
turned, and had
thep | Democratic forces. the United States, absolutely."
speed-
into his own car which was at catablishment "Good, sir, very good, sir," the ing up the establishment of "They are the spokesman of old man said, now if I could armed forcen in West Germany the extreme German nationaliais
overtaking. Dr mocratic state.
Kwan stated the and politicians of revenge In that 200-mile and their incorpolded for in strive for the resuscitation you about
"From all this, it is clear the that he himself had not been European Army, provide
of question of the
and the de- restoration of on the tramlines and at German, militarism But they led him away, and 50 Paris agreement,
had new the national
therefore, not, unity of a Defendant he went with a swagger, as a turning Western Germany, which wart of conquest.
mocratic Germany was and re-been on the crown of the road, the
"In this connection, one must mains the main question for the of powers man might who has just received is dependent on
received the North Atlantic bloc, into an not forget the Adenauer Gov- German people, a question with the accolade, and is
After hearing the evilence Mr chanted and confused by his new instrument for the realisation of ernment has always been against | which the peace-loving peoples i the defendant not proven and Tam found the case against the mere possibility of a co- of all Europe are concerned.. plans of this bloc
ordination of the the incorportion of
polley of the "No excuses can justify any the defendant not guilty. He Western Germany Into the Euro-four great powers concerning the further delay
in this
matter also had this to say: German question as it has link since, under the Claims pean Army, andantic bloc, would ed His fate completely with plans cumstances, the Governments of seems to know man they are
present cir- the North
"Naither of the witnesses that mean
of the re-establishment of Two Lives
Weatem Germany
Great Britain, could no longer be regarded as a man militarism and the prepara- U
States and the tion of a new war in Europe.
Sovice positions of roads and
I we Manila, Aug. 17. state.
"For the sake of these aims
both fairly now drivers. Incorporation of Western opposed to the interests of the
responsibility Two lives on Sunday
give licences to people who do the
not know the roads they will reported to have been claimed by Germany in European Army
*By no means should any learn at our expense. The only people-the Adenauer Govern- Typhoon Nina as all government and in the North Atlantic bloc agencies were alerted to be would render
tell
1rek
title,
Typhoon
of
Fascists
sald the magia. Parliaments of certain countries; pelves openly a free hand, fox, France who joined them--de-/Signal an instant before he had
you
were
tho
at
and
and
the ensure
a united Ger-! JU
many as a peace-loving and De-tha
that time Invol with it and
Union bear prime- for its solution.
roady to extend · ·nssistance to [fication of possible the unt-ment is pressing for the ratilles-measures, he deflerrød: 45 can thing to do is to be so thorough |
distressed people. In northern | many in and central Luzon.
"AGGRESSIVE
tlon of the treaties of Paris and of the problem of remifying will not make these mistakes,"
further even a spital solution in future driving tests that they and East Ger- Bor, although these united state.
treaties Germany or faming an: All- aro. contrary to the national German Democratle Government.. BLOC The Philippine National Red
"The Goverment of the Soviet Cross has been directed to ep all Europe have an interest in Germany
of a united and ordinate all relief operations the creation France-Prene.
peace-loving Germany Just, as
"The peace-loving countries of interests of the German people,
mean the conversion of: West Union addresses to the Governi
dependent
ment of France, a well as the
LEAVES FOR HK
Into 4 state and .put, the
Weat Governmerits of Great Britain and Mr Pakenham Walsh, Hong- NOTHING IN COMMON the United States the proposal to "The result is neither the take at
Solicitor, Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICE GRINHAM for Paris nor. Bonn treaties have measures as are directed towards accompanied by his wife, is
once such practical kong's new" Crown and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 anything in common with the returning Germany to normal. aboard the RMS: Wyndham Btreet, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong. Shterests of the re-establishment "Reuter."
route to the Colony,
Cantonen
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