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Unsatisfactory Position Caused By Basic
Basic Wage Adjustments
FROM H. KING WOOD
Sydney, Nov. 1.
Many observers are fearing a nation-wide industrial flare-up following the unsatisfactory position in our basic wage adjustments,
They have a feeling, too, that certain State Governments are not helping the position by virtually over-ruling the Commonwealth Arbitra- tion Court and making their own laws about the adjustments.
The Federal
Here's a brief picture of the current mess-up: Arbitration Court has, for many years, made a quarterly variation in the country's basic wage. This wage-£4.10 just before the war-has climbed to £12.3 in rapid leaps during the post-war inflation,
Employees some 13 months, countries are badly affected bat ago applled to the Federal have not been given Any Court for all a further loading favourite treatment.
other plums.
#L
only
on this wage, a reduction in For July and August of this working hours el various year, Japan's exports tr Au
tralia
valued were The employers
apposed this, C431,000, compared with £3,- asked for the wage to be re-300,000 for the same period hist duced, hours to be lengthened (year. Japan's purchases from and the quarterly wage adjust- Australia In the same perloc ments to be halted.
wer: £8,000,000 this year em- The Court dismissed all appared with £9,500,000 Jast year plications, except that on the But it is eloimed that since adjustment question. whon it the Cominonwealth relaxed Its
This
from
RENOWNED
VIOLINIST
ARRIVES
renown
Isane Stern, world October violinist, errived by Pan Ameri- bect from Tokyo this morning. have
With the celebrity, who will
recital
at the Empire give a Theatre tomorrow night, was his accompanist Alexander Zakin.
decided that there would be nonport quotas further automatic adjustments.
Japanese Hoods POSITION CORRECTED arriving in larger quantities.
Jucament, however. They have been heavily under
goods from countries applied only to people working selling
best Australia's under Federal
.were which which inetni that in the ope faster customers.
Nardi,
men working under a Fede: al
BODY-BLOW
crop
New South Wales' wheat
already budly
hit by
Al Kal Tuk, Mr Stern, who is on his arst. visit to Hongkong on a round the world tour, told reporters that he was looking
award would get no further in- creases (or auction) in wages, while others working under a drought conditions, have taken State award would get the adjust a body-blow over the last few forward with "great anticipa- ment.
days by huge swarms of grass-lon" to playing for local muale
Juvers.
torted in Scotland of September. In
week this position was hoppers, correrled by the State Industrial i Commission in NSW making anthome
their decisions.
LARGEST LOGS
Millions of them have invaded
Ils lour the cu'skirts 011
of at the end
seven hospital concerts for UN
After
Established 1845
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1953.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
·9-25
T... U. 11, PAL DEL
"A new boy friend for Dorothy? I thought that other ono was steady, the way he ate everything we had!"
Deposit Claim: Point Of Law Argued
Strip
SHEAFFER'S
Skrip
An
Village Elder Denies He Had
Interest In Opium Divans Corruption Charge Hearing Continues
A denial that he had an interest in opium divans operating in the Tap Mun Village and that it was the reason why he, did not report them to. the Police during the past year was made by Lam Tam-sang, village elder, during cross-examination in the case against three Police officers charged with corruption and conspiracy before Judge J. Reynolds at the Victoria District Court this morning.
Lam was the first witness called by the Prosecution to testify against Sub- Inspector Dennis' Edward Henry Ward, Police Sergeant Cheung Chun-wah and PC Chan Hon-ming, all of Taipo Police Station.
Questioned further, he denied
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The three accused face four! charges.of solfelling money for having told the first accused on themselves as a reward for for-that occasion that it being the bearing to carry out Police Ashing season, there were duties in respect of opium divans opium divans' operating at the In Tap Mun Village, near Taipo, time in the village. He denied on various dates in August, and further that he told Ward that with conspiracy.
If he came across any, he would Mr R. W. S. Winter is defend tell him about them,
ing the first accused, instructed Le said that, just before they by Mr R. E. Moore. The second had their encal at the village tea- and third are defended by Mr house, Ward asked him if there Charles Loseby, QC, and Mrjwere any divens operating about, Oswald Cheung, both instructed and he had repited Yei. by Mr F. X. d'Almada.
Mr Winter called winess
lion
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Mr D. F. O'Reilly-Mayne, attention to a Polico said co a Crown Counsel, Is conducting gambling den in the village on the case for the Prosecution, Augu 25, and e-ked if he had Resuming his cross-examina-heard of it. Lim answered that Me he was not at the scene, but he of Lam Tam-sang, Winter recalled that the wit-Te to know of it later. He had ness had said in evidence yes-not reported the gambling to the terday that at times he had Folice because the gambling had ง stealthy been too busy to know the been carried out in existence of some of the opium manner, without his Janowledge. divans in his village.
Replying to further questions, when the ngreed that Counsel put it to witness that Lar he was not too busy to enter cambling place was raided, he into
was sitting at a teahouse op- (with the Was negotiations accused persons in connection posite the place, on the other with the allegeti bribery). Wit-alde of the street. He said he Middle East. Great Britain & Eu ness replied that whenever he did not hear any undue shout- had time, he would agree to ing or commotion outside when
the raid took place. conduct these negotiations.
He
UNDER COVER agreed further that he suggested Asked why, he had not re- to the Arst accused the carrying
one instance in this of negotiations
witness gambling,
sald the connection.
used to play mahjong Mr Winter asked him as to people
occasionally on the street and why he, being a responsible man under cover of this game, they in the capacity of a village cider, gambled
into negotiations edge.
Insp. Wall that the not by any means make the depos
ported
without
of
his know-
Mr Winter recalled that the
should enter for allowing opium divans to When Mr Winter started to continue to operate. Lam an tell witness that his duty as swered that the third accused village elder should have made had asked him to pay money him investigate, Crown Counsel
Thot
on rose was over to him,
and told the Court that he August 8.
thought Mr Winter was under
дя misapprehension to the DID NOT REPORT Mr Water: At the time when duties of a village elder, which he sald involved no special duty was in charge of
to the Police. Talpo Police Station, did you re- port any opium divans to him?
evidence Lam: When he was in charge. I
did not report
ort eny to him. Did you report any divans occasion to make a special re- to the
who was there port to the Police when he fall inspector before him?-No.
ed to report on an oplum divan. Have you
ever reported nay At this point, Mr Cheung told The Court that he was prepared oplum divans in the past seven
subpoena Government officials which you were years during
to show what the duties of a village elder?-1 did make a report once, several years ago, village ekler were. to the Police Station,
Hearing is proceeding.
Further argument on a preliminary point of law was heard before Mr Justice T. J. Gould, acting Chief Justice, in the Supreme Court this morning at the action brought by a merchant for the hearing of an recovery of a deposit of US$8,000 allegedly paid for order freezing State evardı.
of the country town The State Government imme-Commembre.
the letting to him of certain premises in Causeway Bay. on everything Tokyo he gave 24 concerts and cating d'ately toyed with the idea of green.
eating every
Plaintiff was Keung Chung- continued. He pleaded the mode
deposit of US$0,000 with defendants, still giving Government employees particle of a merket garden they personnel.
chieri, otherwise spelt Chang Tile is something which he places the increese, but under unlon Awarmed onto the gardener's
Both he and Mr Zakin ento: Tsung-chuen, of 1 Eastern Ter- in the forefront of his claro pressure is now on the verge of "eranish and ate the green spots
race, first floor, while defendants cause that is the way he seeks to catablish his tiite to the money and bringing down amending legisla-out of a red and green sun blind. making music for people who
the Tiger Balm Factory, la claim to its return, How can it were L'os lo unmute that all State At another house they ste there to look forward do it and it wcrkes get the increare.
green paint off the galvanises is unfortunate that they will only also known as Eng Aun Tong, of be regarded otherwise than a
payment or uffering of the money be able to give one concert in
177-179 Wanchai Road: Which won't help those work-Įkon roof.
when. for example, the very words In his claim, plaintiff alleged of the receipt given for it call the Ing under Federal awards--
Appcals have been made to the the Colony, Mr Stern concluded.
quite The musiclans and their wives
that he deposited with Aw liceum guaranteo money and hence the threat of industrial Fedtral Government to sendi
the (now
general clearly envisaged at that money deceased), trouble.
any personeel to fight the grass were met at the airport by Mr
was to earn interest," Harry Odell, of International
of defendant firm, the
NOT A CHATTEL Main question being asked in Poppers,
AVT Arthur Hummel, manager of
April 21, the streets: What's the good of The RAAF made a quick test Films,
sum of US$8,000 on
Mr d'Almada agreed with Mr court if this week to see if planes eculs Destor of USIS, and Mr D. F1050, for the letting of a fiat innernacchi that one, cotist make a having an industrial Governments won't abide by be used to spray the pests, but Hamilton, Airport Manager.
Mr Stern will leave the Colony Eastern Terrace, Whitfield, upon deposit of a chattel, but that did the Minder announced in the
understanding the
beposit of a chattel or a commodity, interest on that sum was to be of money in the present case & des House later that, with egre, for Mandla on Thursday. The largest logs ever to reach ilitary planes were not suffable
treated es rent in respect of the Assuming someone was to make Sydney arrived this week. They for this purpose.
premises. It was stipulated in deposit in respect of either a sale of land or this very type of agree- have reported were three blackbutt gum logs.
Some growers
memo which plaintiff claim- ment in connection with a teranev the whest *ops ench 120 feet long, and will be that their entire
ed Aw Hoe signed on behalf of or the lease of a house and inew oney he was making a deposit in forged used as aerial masts for trans-were wiped out in less than
the defendants that the money Hongkong banknoter. Would there mitting radio messages over-minutes by the hordes.
was to be returned by defen- be any defence suggested that this dants to plaintiff upon the ex- was not a deposit of money
rather that titis deposit was not as piration of the period of tenancy uttering? Clearly, in these circum April 21, 1950. to April 21, 1851. stances, it was an uttering of forged but defendants falled to do so.
To make a deposit of that Plaintiff therefore claimed
was uttering and to hand over a HiC$48,000 or the equivalent inforged document as a pledge had also United States currency, and in-been held to be uttering. Likewine and in the alternative the handing over of money in the terest,
present case was also an uttering. damages for detinue and converte relevant Ordinance made it en
of once to utter forged banknotes, I liability, Cap. an uttering was doomed to sion.
Defendants denied
Au offence WRE committed the saying they were not the owners a circulation of prohibited notes. or lessces of the premises, and moment there was the paying over that they had never received the of money by one person to chother, It did not matter if the receiver wai money or leased the premises to going to send the money out of the They further stated Colony or hand it to a licensed plaintiff.
a licensed money thut if Aw Hoe received the bunker or to
man who passed money to any per money, which is denied, he did change. The offence was that of i not receive it on their behalf or on other than a licensed banker ar ficensed money changer. What was as general manager.
present case was The
preliminary point argued done in the
expressly prohibited by Ordinance. was whether or not the trans Counsel said that where a person action in foreign currency twat in his claim admitted he had coin. mitted an illegal act, there was no ilegal.
question of the Court lending him assistanco in the recovering his money.
sens.
system.
the
OPERATION AT SEA
Abundance Of Jets Soon
They arrived by special train trucks.
Three trucks the The medical officer of the middle one a swivel for negotiat- | frigate, HMAS Shoalhaven, per-
London, Nov. 3. ing bends-had to be used.
formed a successful operation
Britain will be producing The logs were 29 inches in this week on a member of the Jelliners at the rate of nearly 150 diameter of the base and tapered crew of the Japanese pearling yearly by the end of 1954, au- to 10 inches at the top.
feet in northern Australian thoritative sources said here last Timber
cutters are now waters.
night. searching for 21 males, needed to Shenlhoven made a dramatie complete
Islond Transmitting 60 mlic dath to Wessel
Vickers Armstrong, makers of following an S05 fr:m the the popeller-driven Viscounts, parling feet.
aiming at a production of about A delegation of mining ex-
The man was transferred to 100 yearly by late 1954, said perts from Asian countries, in- the Shoalhaven and Surgeon orders had already been received cluding two from Japan, wil Lieutenant J.J. Brotherlon per- for B4, Inspect coal mining activities in formed an immediale operation. New South Wales next week.
A new, mere powerful vartion Dr Ibato, from the pearling fleet, The delegation comprises re-usisted with the operation and of the Comet, series two, should be running off production lines presentatives of China, India, Jerin pistered the naesthetic. Indonesia, Japan, Burma, Korea, Afterwards the Shoalhaven at about 30 annually by the end North Boco,
Pakistan, the steamed back to Darwin where of next year.
notes.
The hearing la proceeding.
or
kind
01
this morning sited Car Accident
Philippines and Thailand. It is the man WDS admittel to Simultaneously British Over- travelling under the auspices of hospital.
Seas Airways is due to receive the United Nations and has ne Lieut. Brotherton
said later
Mr Brook A. Bernacchi and cepted the Commonwealth Gov- that had there been any further the Art Insighment of a fleet of
30 Britannia propeller jets, Mr Patrick Yu, instructed by Mr ernment's invitation to visit delay in operating, the Japanese capable of accommodating 92 H. Caine, appeared for plaintiff, Australia,
would have died.
passengers, which are scheduled while the Hon. Leo 'Almada, The
delegation
will be
to fly The Atlantic
nonstop at addressed by leading coal ex-
NEW BISHOP
QC, and Mr D. A. L. Wright re- 300 miles an hour-China Mau
presented the defendants, perts, and futer it will also In- Rev. Alfred Thomus
Hill, Special.
Mr Yu who holds spect port facilities.
n master mariner's'
numerous authorities in Teply to HONEST PEOPLE
certicate, is to succeed the R1
Acuments made the day before by Mr d'Almada. He asked the Cour!
rute of con Rev. Owen-Pitt, master of the Rey S. G. Caulton as Bishop of
to apply the Melansla next year. Church of England Grummar
Foreign Note (Prohibition of Cli Mr H was ordained in 1938 School, Wentworth Falls, one of
culation) Ordinance. headmaster of a our mountain towns, lust week and is now put an unattended stall on the age boys' school at Pawa, in Islands. Solomon roadside bunch.
Ministry the
passenger After a few days the takings he
British with daffodils at 3/- a the
joining commanded
Before
Clenches Fist To Take Oath
Singapore, Nov. 3. A traffic police constable. met the full fury of City magis-
totalled £30, but were 3/- shart. freid olla has quite a number) trate yesterday when he took his
The other day a postal note) for this amount was received of men who distinguished them- oath in the witness stand with
other walks
of life
siruction in life wet cap. 68, the
At North Pt
That was the only time in the course of the seven years?
Yes,
But you did know that there were oplum divans in opera- tion apart from that occasión, didn't you? No, I did not know, otherwise I would have reported them.
Do you know that during last year, the Police carried out some 12 oplum raids in your village, none of which you reported?** I did not know the existence of these divens.
I
DENIES SUGGESTION
Lam had been called.
yesterday
to
Wis that
on one
Prison, Fine
For Keeping
A Brothel
Tuesday, November '1 By Air Indo-China, 6 p.m. Thailand, Pakistan. Middle East, Africa, Great Britain & Europe. By Surface Malaya Ceylon, India, Aden,
rope, 0 pm.
Alacao, 6 p.m.
Wednesday, November
By Air Philippines, Guam, Hawaii, USA, &c Canada, Bam
Indo-China, Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, India. Pa klatan,
kiddle East. Africa, Great Britain & Europe, 8 a.m.
Formosa. Japan,
Canada. I p.m.
Japan.
..
Formosa, p.m.
U.S.A. And
By Surface Cilna. People's Republic, 030 0. Mucas, a.m. Philippines. 3 p.m.,
Malayn, Burma India, 1 pm. Thailand. p.m. Macao, G p.m.
Thursday, November 5 My Air
India, D.30 a.m.
and
Thailand. Burma. Pakistan, Midulo East, Africa, Great Britain Europe. 10 a.m.
Philippines. 11 a.m.
Japan, Noon;
Indo-China, Noon.
Formosa, 1 p.m.
Guarn, itawali, U.S.A. and Canada,
p
Philippines, N. Bornes, 0 p.m.
Thaland, Malays. Indencela, Aus traila, New Zealand, 6 p.m.
Formosa, Okinawa, Japan, U.S.A. and Canada, 6 p.m.
By Surface China, People's Republic, 030 a.m.
HMS Ocean Back
In Hongkong
HMS Ocean (Captain B.E.W. Logan, RN), flying her paying off pennant, entered harbour at 0.30 this morning.
On arrival Ocean fired a per- sonai salute of eleven guns to the Commodoro
Charge,
Hongkong. This saluto was re- plied to by HMS Tamor.
on her
HMS Ocean is now way home having completed her
tour of duty on the Far East
"I cannot emphasise often Station. She will be relieved by
encugh what a serious view I HIMAS Sydney (Captain H.
it to you that you had take of the offence d keeping Buchanan, DSO, Royal Ausira- put
an interest in these things, and a brothel, which is nothing but lian Navy) who is due to arrive that was the reason why you did a factory manufacturing among in the Colony on Monday next.
products, illegitimate child- TOE export them-I had absor other pro
August 8 to Mr Frazer, witness October 18, Mr P. C.
lutely no interest in the divans,en and venerest discates" si Further questioned, Lem asreed Mr Lawrenes Leong at Central that he knew most of the officers.is morning when he sentenced 4 Tatpo Police Station. He also Lo Hong 40 year-old assistant know Divisional Superintendent manager of Easton House, to
months'
hard
Izbour and Fraser, Arked why he did not three
brothel. traightaway report the matter $1,000 fins for keeping a
the At hearing of the case on of the alleged corruption after
Woo re sald that if he had gone up to his presented the defendant and Det. office be would be seen by many Sub-lasp. John Andrews pro- A private car driven by
secuted, learner driver in the company people in Teipo.
Mr Leong delivered his re- badly Instructor was d'Almada sald he would show that damaged early this morning report the matter to Mr Frage:served, judgment this morning.
Defentiant was charged that sandwiched bevilness reid he only reported to
of importance.he, being the person in charge of matters
Nos 7-10, Seu on King'shim
Counsel asked if winess meant Easton Hous
June 12, a bruich brothel.
AN OFFENCE Replying for the Defence. Mr of an
the handing over at the US dollara
words "pay." "uttams within the Inn oncoming tram. The impact
Asked why he did not ther
premises to
Crewman's
as
Radio Hongkong
H.K.T.
+
6. Time Signal and Programme Sum- mar 0.02 Melody will; the Stara; 8.30, State Opening of Parliament by Her Majesty the Queen. The Royal Procession from Buckinghain Patice to the Palace of Westminster (Lon- don Relay; 6.00, Weather Report: Signal. World News and 7 Time
United Nations. Report (London Helay);318, "Farewell' PIADU Playtime-Kenneth Dinsley. (Can cert Hall) 7.30, Forces Favourites (Londen Relay); 0. La De-Houra Française 4udio); 30, Pirat presented by Bernard caring Hicks (Studio); 0, Time Signal. Musical Notebook presented by the Rey, Father T.F. Ryan, 8,J. (Studio): anciant, Tug-of-war between of the
tu Aw Hoo was clearly an offence when it was
two frams within the Ordinance and that was tween the end to the matter. On the other Road in Bay View District. hand, if his Lordship held against The learner, who was pro-that the considered briberya Wah Terrace, did on
im. that likewise would alm Le
west, rates of ernal importance, and he the yeast be vised a clenched fist.
ceeding
from east to
replied he did not. the end to the maker. Over-
era and Tought. Written by Gwyn a woman who said that selves in
Tho magistrate, Mr J. M. whelmingly, however, he submitted, swerved to avoid a taxi and hit
Mr Winter referred wilnos when she got home she found before becoming clergymen.
Thonia (BCTS); 10. At flie 20liet. Devereux, shouted at Constable the facte clearly
"Sebastian" (Gian-Carlo. Menotti)... etc. which
to his evidence in which he told
Robin 110od Deil Oreli of that she had taken three in- Rev. C. A. Osborne, of Sydney | Mohammed Kosal: "We are not
were deemed to be a circulation carcened the car into the path
Phlindolphia ̧ cond. by Dimitri stead of two bunches,
Cathedral,
within is a majorgentrul | in Communist China, so do not
the
on the ot meaning
the of a tram
other line, of his meeting at the Tal Yuen
Lau. Teahouse
at the village oil
Mitropoulos “Lea.Patineurs” (Meyer- It was Ordinance. with a brizant military ezreer, | elench your
obvious, he flat when taking
which was unable to stop in
the first and
bear)....Siller's Wells Orch, cond. declared, that what was done in fir He served with
by Constant Lambert: 10.59, Weather distinction in the oath in this court."--United
present case was contrary not only time and jolted the car back August 8, with
third accused, and of the sub- Fatal Accident
Report: 11, Time Signal, Hadjo the British Army end the-Indian Press-
to the spirit but to the letter of towards the other tram,
village.
NOWE
(Recorded London Miraculously the Ordinance, which prohibited the
both occupants sequent stroll about the army, and in India was Deputy
Relay) 11.15. Goodnight Music; The British steamer Rajah God Save The Queen; 11.30 Close circulation of all notes other than
car were only Asked how the group walked relaxation made. re- Director of Military Training,
those of the
Bank of tho wrecked Hongkong
'ho could not along, Lam tall Marcante alightly injured, as was a pas remember who walked first and flag flying at halfmast, a mem-
arrived this In Japan's favour are commandant of the Staff College
morning with her | down Chartered
and Bank canbiing her to undersell some at Quetta and Director of Mil-
Ernk in fongkong.
ænger on one of the trams."
who followed behind. He couldber of the crew having died of Australia's best customers. In❘tary Operations.
not remember whether the first willlo the ship was coming into No Robbers' Mistake
All of which means that the people who motor up Wentworth Falls way, at least, are honest,
TRADING COMPLANT Import
cently
the Australian market,
cording to trade circles.
Rev. Dr Guiness; of another
The Commonwealth Govern medicine and a morober of th:
•
ment has received many com- plaints about this from traders, they say,
Sydney church, lan Eocter of
Royal College of Surgeons.
Turpin Charged
With Assault
(Continued from Page 1) (Miss Daniels) with his booted foot,"
The complaint alleged that the assault teok place in Miss Daniels' flat about noon on Octo- ber 20.
Ay
:
Thy argument raised by Counsel for the plaintify that the US$8,000 was not a deposit, of money but was chattel or commodity, could net, in le submission, find LAVNE With his Legginsip. It was an
Menüs, Nov. 2. and Coun uttering of meny
Fivo armed robbers grobbed went on to elle fallaham where it dealt with a forged document and the wrong, envelope after hold- the altering cf. forged document. Ingup
and Paymaster
*
Tenants
accused and his wife had on that occasion called him back port.
The deceased wes the Indian In Burnt Huts alter coming across a dragonfly
deck korang" who, It is leamed, caught in a spider's web.
met with an deeldent during IN SINGLE FILE
Five non-residential huts were Count remarked that yester-eavy weather, when the ship razed by the fire at the end of To hand over forged door security guard here and escaped day,
oboul 100 miles from Boundary Street, Taikokisul, last tho witness had said was
night, when thousands of dollars pledge was uttering, he de- clared, and similarly in the present only with,non negotiable: that the third accused was walk | Hongkong,"
The strang died at 1 am and worth of bamboo poles also Mr hin King-together, with cad the handing over of the money papers.
has since been brought
went www just 27 much an utterion Another envelope left lying Winter asked why he had said his body has sinc Turpin went to court accom the meaning
him manager, Me | What was done. 12 way, any oftengt)and security guard contained l'member how the group was The Ralph (5,791 gross toney-
the Game before beside the beaten up paymaster Just now that he could not re- ashore. Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICE GRINHAM for Georro Middleton, and another and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-8 man who identified himself as what inis transaction which is 5,000 pesos: €2.900 sterling) in Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong. Ia aparring partner--Router. pleaded by the - pikințit)!/Couriers One),Reuter.
While the spotlight has been focused on Japan as the main sufferer from
trade with
an
adverse Australia, other
'What's Her Line?' Solution BEAUTY 'EDITRESS London Regrees Servies.
maj
| panied by
the Court WWE artinyt Cap. SE.
walking. Lam replied that they of the Astallé Steam Navigation were walking in single niloh Co., Lids came from Calcutta.
up in smokesho Nobody was injured and nono made homeless, -
The Fire Brigade are invertie gating the cause of the fre
-