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THE CHINA MAIE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, ⋅ 1955.
CONTROL OF SUEZ CANAL Civilian Wore.
Rings Ready. For Shipboard Romances
Melbourne, Jan. 4. Panniers who fail love on tar Uner Orsova, traveling between Aus- trata and Britain, can buy CURAKTOWnt rings
stipr.
ut
tbr
Fle Brith h Jewellery Industry suggested to the Orient Line itant It try out carrying 2 stock engagement rings for risip- board ruinabees,
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If the idea works, other Orient Uners will have i stock of rings.
Prices rauge from 210
In 1500,-China Mali Spr- etal,
Egypt Urged To Allow
Safe Passage
United Nations. Jan. 4.
The big Western powers urged Egypt today to allow ships of all nations —— including laraci ̧— to pass freely through the Suez Canal.
Britain, the United States, France and Brazil told Egypt in the U.N. Security Council that she had an international obligation to extend to all Countries the right to freedom of navigation in the Canal,
ROLE G
The Security Council met for the sixth time to consider the case of the larnoli merchant ship Bat seized by Egypt in the Canal area last September 28. The vessel's crew of ten was released
Egypt han axpressed willingness, to release the crew and cargo to Israel,
DUAL FOR LOUW three days ago and
Prelepa Jun 5 The Rauh Aftican 1 Ming-tér, Al Jon pies Shy FAMO
1/2 in mal in
E
M hosting of Funner, is for las Minaler for E Dal A
while relating
Mi Luw
perant. Will JORNALEDO
The
ny w pololo when he Drivea in Capetown for the purlin-
City
session beratung s month
Bayar 50 center E That she has the right the use of the Con
Mapping ne fwand severity
1
How ver
to deny
Juri of
ו די ייִן
NEUTRAL SHIP
The Egyphan Ambrosador, to the Mr Omar Lænsti, Council today that fils gay- crament
prepared to Wan release the Bat Galim varro, which could be carried on When Mi Strijdosa amaunged
A "neutral" skip to Maifa. his C.binet inst month be sand
He said relente of the ship Depart- the External Affates
ingat be arranged throuch ment Austrúkonmily headed by the Prime Minister would nommates of the Egyptian-
separated fron Department,
The Premlet's
Mr Louw way Minister of Eevanne Affai in the J Vlous Government heated. by
Istachi Mixed Amnistice Com-
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Me flemy Plated Lælge, Ji, Voted States delegate, and he wel optimise that Tadej
to comply
Tully scent way with the resolulise
The Palestine artistice agavement elen ly Toutes fou- ward to a permanent stile- Fel a seulemeni which stil eludes the parties and
which the Security Cvuorid. best will in the world,
We cannot do this bring about. without the en operation of the parties on questions where its Peetalons are unwelcome to one
with the
o Une vller. if the authority of the Council 19 undermined, the consequences might well be disastrous.
Sir Pierson sad that sending the Bat Gaum to the Suez Canal "wak. 1 suppose, intended by Israel as a test case of s right to use the Canal The govt-
IN within
not
Dr Dale Malan, who retired wouht Lake further stepsment of Israel
on Novemlær 30 Reuter
I fee
tension in the Middle rights, but whether East en rettle then
| was expedient to make this test is a matter for the government. peacefully.
of Istated * elerat that
Bu
differences mack It government ex-
Paper Attacks pred gym to open the Canal
Jap Fishermen
T
traße.
Sar Pierson wind sund 11
| "should have hoped that 1
Egyptan Goveranen! could Sir Pierson lixan of that
Thave
seria a way clea fu le! took me with Egypt on Egypt's the ship proceed on il COMBO interpretation of the Constans through the Canal" after Egypt fur clarification » whal Mr Loufti proposed for release 手 the ship.
In Aust. Waters le Convention and aded withdrew its charges against the
Melbourne Jan. 5. The Australian Government maist tell the Japanese fishermen
Argus
Sir Plerson sald Britain alluched the highest degree of to go away-and stay away, Importaifce to the principal of Melbourn
freedom of navigation through editorially today.
arged
the Suez Canal "
bcrew.
Tu Egyption Goverundei bus
that repentedly declared is in- tention of abiding by the ebr-
is of Colantinople, ventions
REGRETS
Je wald this would have “left all questions of prin- ciple mlouched but it at least would have scitled the adventure of this particular The paper referand to the
ship. 1 regret very much discovery of Japanua nishing
jia Dourne has not vesstis in Austration decinreal
bren followed. waters and the thunding of dishing
My The French delegave, bitcys
the Austraban governmen we.comes the clear H. Hoppenct, suppor ed 25
E plan British views on the convention Governanom on the convention but my government is not able stop the Bat Calin from gove and sald Egypt would not legally #ecept
Interpretation
Cund. ---United placed on the convention by the Egyptian Government.
Const.
The paper commented: "The Jups are thumbing their noses at
Wit,"
The Japan se wanted to go a lot further thin real fishing agreemems allowesi, die papae uemad.
"It's time they were pulled up with a jelt," The editorial sakot, "Free movenient
of Japanesu shing craft in our boie water involves
Shefen 10 vatal
nos therm of our prostiches."China Mall Special.
security
135)
In
Lukan ty
the
RESOLUTION RECALLED
Sir Pierson recalled 1951 resolution which called on Egypt to terminate re- stricilons on shipping bound
to or from Israel and passing through the Suez CanaĀ, He said it appeared the gov- erament of Egypt had not yel
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7 Weird (5).
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The
Investigation
Clarenco, Bespectacled, meek-manne red John
to whom spying was a mana and who had a passion for self-importance was ghoird at the Old Bailey, London, for five years for hotping biarls British Miltary se crets. He offered to spy for the Russians and he pleaded to co unter-apy for the Americans. He joined the Cominunist Party with big spy dreama but was expelled after a period of five manilis.-Express Photo.
Milk For Adenauer
And A Warning To Mr France
Bonn, Jan. 4.. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, who has been drinking wine for most of his four score years will soon be offered milk as a substitute.
M
Dr Adenauer
will be 79 || The newspaper said that the Wednesday nod thu
is expreted t Premier had admitted in a receive his usual shower of gufis | restricted press conference that and congri ulala na.
Among the gaft.n
bne om
:.
two GoverRun! The fo 1 prezrited by Agricolture,
Herr Heausch Larbey will cou sk of sagde of intik from all nine Slates of the Wes, German Republie Tu addition, thered
Into Use Of will be cheere, butt.r, exes and
Marijuana
poultry.
Herr fuele also has amassed semples of all huby funds pro- duved in Carmany from milk. [Ometals said that there probably would be distributed among the of Dr Ademmer's 13 younger grand-children,
Officials said that the ith a for the gift was hatched when D1 The World Health Organisati Adenauer was forend to init during a Paris conference with M. Mendes-Franer
in October
Juhannesburg, Jan. 4. The problem of addiction to dagga (Marijuana) is now re garded as suficiently serious by
in Geneva for the organisation to plan a full-scale investiga- Hon into the use of the drug South Africa and other coun tries,
that he did not know the price of milk in West Germany.
The Chancellor, Rhineland- The investigation will sun ater by birth, has a fine patate for proving whether dagga
is an
the
addiction-producing drug.
daSouth
A
African scat. Professor J. W. Watt, of the University of the Witwatersrand, who
hes just
just returned from inceting in Geneva, of the Health Organisation's Committee on addiction- ducing drum has been asked i to report on the dagga problent in South Africa.
neth
World
When his repo
report is completed will bo Bent, with reports
from other countries where douga is used, to the World Health Organisation, which, will then form an opinion on whether the use of the drug is harmful or not.--China Mail Special.
AGA KHAN
BETTER
Cairo, Jan 4,
I like milk
Thing pledged as security for Ismaili Moslem Sect, who is at recall seeing him down a glass
8.Send (8).
4 Tidy (4).
5 Kind of boat (0).
payment (6).
9 Assert (6).
11-Went astray (5).
12 Beasts of burden (5),
10 Respond to stimulus (6))
18 Wonderod (0).
19 Ship (0).
22 Outcome (5), -:
14 Team (0).
10 Mixture of rain and snow (5).
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I don't even know the price...
he had gained "several kilos" (a
is 2. pounds) since July. However, the Premier is re- ported at that time to have
the absolved milk, na
factor gain: responsible for the
"I drank before, and I didn't put on weight."-United Press and France-Presse.
RCAF Uniform:
Case
Dismissed
Ottawa, Jan. 4.
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ALL JET FLYING
BOAT
Washington, Jan. 4.' The United States Navy |today revealed details of a new flying boat, pawerod
Canada will ask for an immediate clarification by four jet engines, which of the status of Canadian service uniforms under than 600 miles an British law, a Defence spokesman said today.
Britain withet prosecution,
J
After hastily consulting
is capable of flying more hour and carrying a 30,000- pound load.
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in
The flying boat. the "Sca- master, is America's first all-jet
But waves.
The Department was thrown Canadian military uniform Info a flurry, of legal consulta Lions today when it was learned that a Nottingham magistrate in
old scoplane. It is es large as a England had dismissed a charge records, officers of the Judge commbicial airliner. ogoinst a British civilian wear-Advocate General's
breach of Built by the Glen L. Mortin Ing an RCAF. corporal's the Dotence Departmen here
cre Company of Baltimore, it carries uniform on the grounds that the entd they could not
crew of Ave and had been crilicise, a British Uniform Act did not magistrale Peter Banks decision designed to function in six-foot apply to Canadian servicemen. based on the 1894 Act
The plane will join the The ruling, by itself, would authuriiles conversant with Bri- Navy's pione striking force mean that anyone could wear a Ush law said the British Par-
are next spring. Its main function Hament had passed an net with will be mine laying and photo in the past few years govern reconnaissance, but it can also ing the status of North Atlantic be used for bombing.
Britain.
Company officials said that in wartime, the plane could be over This act was believed to parul-used on reas and rivers
five-sixths of the world's sur lel closely the art recently grass-face. For the first time it would ed by the Canadian Parliament provide the means to "operate governing NATO forms -to in or ofar enemy waters in- Canada, Under the audional dependent of thxed installations integrity of visling NATO or foreign truses..--Router. forces in Canada is maintained withou- violating Canadian [sovije,gnty.
Child's Harsh Treaty forces in
Words Send
Mother
To Death
4.
Tokyo, Jan. 4. Prince Mikasa, youngest bro- ther of Emperor Hirohito, today christened his third son' Nori- Inquiries will be made through hito. Paris, Jan
the British High Commissioner's The baby A young mother, Mme. Kean-uffies here and
was born last the Canadian Wednesday, December 29. no Marache, committed suicide High Commissioner's ollice
Princo Mikasa now has three by throwing herself under
London on how the British nelsons and two daughters.--China Metro (underground subway) would apply in the Nottingham Mail Special. train because her two-and-a- case, unofficial sources said. half-year-old son said, "I don't United Press. love you any more."
This was the motive given by Paris police for the mather's suleide. Mme Marache, aged 30, wife of a polleemon, had be come unusually sensitive alnct the birth of her child, friends said.
This week, the child remarked, apparently without thought, "1 don't want to see you any more. I don't love you any more."
Relatives tried to reason with
1st
Atomic Energy Conference
New York, Jan. 4. Sir John Cockroft, Direc-
the young mother by saying,tor of Britain's atomic re- "Be reasonable. Don't exagger search establishment, in to ate the meaning of the child's
words. As you can plainly sec, represent the United King. your child still kisses and hugi dom on the seven-country you. He doesn't know what he committee which ls saying at that age."
will ar-
an international
But, yesterday, without leav-range Ing # farewell letter, Mme conference on the peaceful Marache met death under the use of atomic energy this wheels of a Metro train France-Presse. ·
British Judges
In Sudan
Resign
the
Khartoum, Jan. 4. The Chick Justice of Sudan, Mr W. O. B. Lindsay, to- day submitted his resignation to Sir Governor-General, Robert Howe, together with that of all 12 British judges in the
the
Sudan
summer.
The committee will hold. its first meeting at United Nations headquarters here on January 17. The conference is likely to be held in Geneva at the end of August.
The General Assembly dcold- last month that the can- ference should be held to "study the
alomic development of power and considered other technical areas such as, biology. medicine, radiation,
protection and
fundamental science-in which international co-operation might most effectively be ne- complished.
Other
members of the Com- Jayme De
are Senhor mities,
Hong Kong Birds
Herklats, G. A. C., 1953. Hong Kong Birds. Pp. vii+233, 11 pla., 8 in enlour, numerous black- and-white drawings in text. Hong Kong: South China Morning Post, Lid. HK$35.00.
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a most welcomo handbook for ornitholo- gists resident or station- ed in Hong Kong. All the hitherto recorded specios are included; plumages are clearly and cisely described, and a short account is given of feld characters, volto, habits, status,
con-
eta. The Illustrations,
с
except for three plates of photographs, are all by Cur. A. M. Hughes, and include four attrac
of the heads tive plates of
of 42 species and many, useful drawings In the text. The writer of this
review would have benefited greatly from this book when station- ed in Hong Kong some Even now. years ago.
on referring to it, Rome 40 unfamiliar species on which notes wwe made at the time hava almost all proved easily identifiable.-D. W. S.
(Extract from "The Ible offfofat Although the time limit be- Barros, (Brazil) Dr W. B. organ of the British Ornithologiata tween resignation and final do Lewis (Canada), Dr. Hominion, British Museum), parture is six months under the Shabba (India), Mr D. V. Sudanisation law, the British Skobeltzin
are expected to leave
judges are
during
the next two months.
The Sudanese Government is
БОСКИН
to
to engage a number of and Pakistani judges replace them, particularly for the southern provinces.
lon of the judges The resignation of
of 41 follows the resignation British officials on January 1. The action of these officials was in accordance with the
Sudanese Government's Expatriate Official Compensation BL, which sane- compensation for British whose posta are being taken over
tlons
officials
by Sudanese
tionzls. Reuter,
(Russia). Dr I. I.
Rabi (United States). --Reuter.
S. C. M. POST HONG KONG
KOWLOON
HARRY ODELL takes pride in presenting JULIUS KATCHEN
да
TWO
RECITALS
Smokers' Club
In Boys' School
Capetown, Jan. 6
Finding that smoking among the boys could not be prevented a South African school has taken steps. to control it.
under
Membership
י,
every
It la the High School of In= |of membership was to get the the best Rhino and Moselle wine dustries at George, where boys comment of parents. We havo and recently was reported to The Aga Khan, leader of the have acquired a new found taste from 14 to 18 learn trade skills not had an instance of parental
the provisions of the consent being withheld, for Schnapps. No one could Children's Protection Act.
NEXT STEP · · · "The next step is thas present in Answin (Upper of milk.
of a smokors boy must learn the amole Egypt) is alightly botter after Meanwhile in Paris the oven-club there is conditional on the promise.. This acknowledgue an attack of high fever on
by heart, a fhat moking is an unhealthy January
1, it was learned hereing, newspaper "Paris Press re-boys' leaming
that Tonight
French "smokers' promise" which habit. today from members of his staff, ported
At one point his state was remtor Pierre Mendes-France acknowledges that smoking is Thy boy has to promise to considered to bo serious, How-office last
a bad habit. I had gained weight since he took
observe the rules of good con "unlike all Mr. CF Starker the Princi- duct in making He must not over, his
blamed lew from Cannes to be with
all on him, have reported a slig
his fondness for milk ho star in an Interview that smoke in public without saking the star had found that smok the permission of women or a slight Im
Mondeo-France-beware Ing smog, the boys could not elder p
present end pecple provement,
of putting on wolght," the be suppresso
bo 26 Flat circular plate (4).
His son, Aly Khan, has also newspaper warned. It, quoled Focuse the sext thing to younger boys to smoke.
The boys themselves imposs YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Stolid, 5 Dally, 8 days with hie tother. It is not the medicct willer, "Dr O., P do okeanally
us warning Totem, 9 Buddah, 10 Funny 11 Mayla, 12 Elan; 13 Conse, 10 known whether the visit is a drinks a glass of milk which end under our gildage 120 days. The result in that half Thant every time he wo called the smokers together punishment on smoking offers Desish, 18 Credit, 20 Speed, 22 Bill, 28 Music, 20 Mimic, 20 Locust, mere coincidence or whether happens often he should re- them to
Up Pauseof the boys, are smokora, The 27 Strap 28 Frost, 20 Rooms, Dawn: 1: Suspends 2 Ordnance, 2 Aly Khan flow here on account duce, his food mitke, correspond- mokled rule jako d
ztikin/nrw <given à pienje@macis Item: Dansted, b. Panelt, 0 Amuscs, 17 Länke: 13 Aftllude," 16 of his father a illhous, “l'rance» Italy or ine wolk) Then have Emailater, 10 Deduris, 17 Aimlia 10 Rounius, 21 Prior, 26 Cópia
tho thány cultors
20 Tender (8),
23 Savoury (3),
24 Submit to (5).
private physicians who his predomi
arrived in Cairo to spend three
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mus not try to convo
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