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pleasant reliot to
raid for Onco that n British protectorate at its first general election hox
strong votes in
And relatively moderate party. In the voting figures for the new Malayan legislature so ft received perhaps the only surprise is that the "Triple Alliance"-the main "Malayan political group which was generally ex- pected to win-has done Ho well.
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THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1955.
“It's A Very Fair Report” Says Mr Grimwood
Price 20 Cents:
Competition In British
Textile Market
SHE BEGGED HIM TO
STOP FLYING
Lovers
Lose Lives In Air Tragedy
British policy for the Federa-
tion aima at moulding multiracial society into single Bulion, At the polls yesterday, the 1,280,000 voters of whom there were 180,000 Chinese had the choice of several partics and
Communist Bulgarian anti-aircraft guns to It was generally conceded! that while the left did not day shot down an Israeli airliner carrying 57 constitute Hy real threat persons including the pilot's fiancee, who had
Labour put up only four begged him to stop flying.
ennadintes.
untionalism might.
War hero
Athens, July 27.
Malayan | The Iron Curtain shrouded the fate of those And there was a good deal of aboard, who included five Americans.
Captain Stanley Hinks crash-landed apprehension at the prospect that the unservative the flaming Constellation six mites inside Red Bul- Malayan nationalist Party garia with the lives of 60 passengers and the ending
with the to his private love story riding on his luck.
One of the 50 was adburn-haired Mrs Margit
Negara might score a viuring
elvelion 30
its
con-
success
A majority of of
candidatos.
Two Lettstroem-Morgan, who once told Hinks he would have to stop flying or she would not marry him but who came back and flew with him into the flaming crash today.
ulber partir-smaller, and slightly FR nationalistic In approach-contested the elretion but Recording to the results so far received they have unt figured in the pull at all.
THE prospect of a coalition
T of these three with
ToUse
Bulgarian
LOVE STORY
In Landon, meanwhile,
An official spokesman for the Word on whether there were
National survivors nwalted Ministry of Grock
release, Defence said tonight:
"We do not know whether any of the persons on board the plane are dead, any are alive, since it crushed friend of Captain Hinks disclosed six kilometres side Bulgarian territory."
A six-member Isracti
1 BIX-
or whether
(31⁄2 miles) in- the love story
the behind
THE IMPERIAL Burglar Who
PREFERENCE
QUESTION
OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
London, July 27.
"One of the most careful investigations ever conducted into the question of Hong- kong's competition in the British textile market," was how Mr E. G. A. Grimwood, Director of the Hongkong Government London Office described the report by Mr C. Henniker-Heaton of his recent visit to Hongkong.
"
I only wish all our critics were as well-informed as Mr Henniker-Heaton," Mr Grimwood commented.
In his report Mr Henniker-Heaton, who is a Director of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners Associations, says: "Attention should be given to the question of whether such items as shirts made of Japanese cloth which benefits from
Broke The Golden Rule
Paris, July 27.
A young burglar in the Paris suburb of Choisy Le Roi was in prison today because he broke the golden rule of bur- glary, inake no noise,
He entered an apparently empty villa and, far from treading silently, he stumped about in hob-nailed shoes, and broke down a first-floor door with a pick.
But the ground floor was not uninhabited and the noise as the reckicaa burglar over- turned tables and chairs, angered the couple below da they tried in vain to sleep. Finally, as their ceiling shook violently, they alerted the police to complain about their noisy neighbour,
The police threio a net round the garden of the, villa and collared the turbulent burglar
Came os he
his out with bundle
booty-France- Presse.
of
disaster. The frienst had known export assistance should be allowed to enjoy duty-Never
delega- the dushing pilot since he was
Negara holding the reink and wielding the whip to Malay traditional suspicions of other races was indeed an unhappy ont. The rout of these forces, however, DOBER another Bulgarian government on the possible source of danger fate, of the 57. which cannot be overlooked. The Triple Alliance radically overhauled its election mani- festo when confronted with
for pressed
tion rushed to Salonika on its carning decorations as a Royat free entry into England merely because 25 per cent or more has been added to their value by making. Lu the Greek-Bulgarian Air Force Wing Commander in way border, DAI in Sofia, Israel World War 11.
word from the
After the war he new in the up in Hongkong." Argentino and joined El Al some This, nid Mr Grimwood, five years ago. Then he met Margit Lettstroem, a, former was a perfectly valid re-
Airlines System.
Hinks
The Israeli investigators, escorted by Greek soldiers, were expected to reach the frontier
hostess with the Scandinavian quest. But he felt sure that Four Bankers
wanted to marry the
she
Arrested
823
Investigation would show early tomorrow and to demand pretty Swedish girl. the friend/that no shirts made from) the aspirations of the Party! primilssion to cross over. said, but she worried about his Japanese cloth were export- Negara and its "Malaya Greek frontier guards said flying and insisted he take a ed to Britain from Hong
Paris, July 27. First" policies, tato their Bulgarian batteries shot down ground job in Lydda before she kong under claim to imperial Four bankers who allegedly
embezzled him. Eventually
million franes comparatively mild dish of he fou-engined blue and silver married staple conventional politics El Al air.iner as it cruised along
married another man, the friend preference.
"AD the Hongkong mills ($2,331,111) during the past 30 the Alliance put a fair dose the Greek-Bulgarian border at
sald-apilet named Morgan.
their years to buy antiques were ar- Hinks.
the friend said, left know"
rested here today. of nationalist ginger. Now 7.40 aun., today near the Greek
yllage of Potritsi.
ils ground Job and returned to Indian or locally woven cloth, it seeks Independence
his El Al Coustelin- In fact an investigation would The plane, route from the cabin
the 1959 Negara offered 1960).
London
in Lydda via Paris and ion.
a year ago probably show that Hongkong Then about
even higher content' than thono attempted to crash-land, they wanted him lo quit flying was 'Empire
made in Lancashire," said.
dunsolved. They met again and were to be married.
be said,
Malays to be the national Vienna, caught fire and the pilot the marriage of the woman who shirts havo 20
language, ad Malayanis tion of the civil service to be pursued vigorously, Although the Alllance pro-
gramme
52
36
ure
emerges
are
Smashing Victory For
Alliance Party
Singapore, July 28.
He went on:
VISO
Co-
the
Shoes for Mon
MGA MADE-IN SCOTLAND
Whiteaway
HONGKONG
K BWA. DON
Secretary of State Visits Resettlement Areas
Mr Lennox-Boyd waves cheerlly to resettled squal- ters during his visit to resettlement areas in Kowloon this morning. He was accompanied by Lady Patricia Lennox-Boyd who is also seen in the picture together with Mr D. R. Holmes, Commissioner for Resettlement.
Staff Photographer,
Been More Impressed By Anything In My Life" Says Mr Lennox-Boyd
The Rt Hon Alan Lennox-Boyd, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, said of the Squatter Resettlement project this morning: "I cannot remember ever being, more impressed by anything in my life."
After an hour's tour of the Fa Hul squatter area, the Tai Hang Tung Resettle ment estate and a drive through the Shek Kip Mei estates to Taipo Road overlooking the site of the Li Cheng Uk estate, Mr Lennox-Boyd examined a model of the whole project in Kowloon and declared that the main thing he came to Hongkong for was to see something of "the memorable work of resettlement."
Two of the bankers, owner Marcel Cozette of Pajot and Cozette Bank, and a teller, Jacques Lefebvre, both of whom allegedly used the money to collect antiques and not realised it expensive porcelain were locked up.
scen
ul
were
the Lennox- cheered when Ho sald: "We have heard a stead of wooden shacks
brick Boyds waved
smilled to ond multi-storey great deal about it is England blocks
and clean -cemented them and I wanted to see it for my-buildings
Mr Woo explained that self. Frankly, I confess I had roads in place of muddy lanes.
was on The The visitors were introduced though It may be surprising 19 to Mr P. C, Woo and Dr R, H. see so many people apparently of the
most 5, Lee, elected members of the idle, many of the families had magnificent scalo I have todayous achievements I
in Urban Council; Mr J. M. Row- handiwork
their have
Chie! Resettlement cubicles while some others were who are respon-lands
hawkers who did their business
had been
sible for it must feel very proud meer and Mr Li Fook-kow, hav
Omcer (Multi- at night.
"Mr Hmatke Heaton is perfectly entitled to ask for the whole question of
The other two, co-owner ever seen. imperial preference to be re- examined, But that doesn't Pierre Pajot and Lefebvre's imply
Daniel, also a teller, any criticism of Hong- brother,
abuse of kong It is a matter entirely were charged with
and for the United Kingdom govern confidence and swindling,
In any case I am ment.
released on probation-- im- France-Presse. vinced that controls over perial preference are as tight as they can be,"
con-
were
Fishing Boats
.
initiative,
Storey Estates). The party was
OWN
It is one
All
indood at this
really creative Resettlement
After the party and rewarding work. I cannot remember ever being more im- joined by Mr A. M. Mackintosh round one of the first floors and anything in my life. Head of the Far East Depart scen several of the cubicles by pressci
ment, Colonial Office, of
rented on to families at $14 a This
example
It seemed that all the 23,000 month, a crowd gathered in the planning, enthusiasm, and drive residents of the six blocks of
yard below.
Mr Seeing this does rosiect the very greatest
tenements were there to greet Lennox-Boyd, all of six-fest credit on all responsible."
the Secretary of State and his four, made his way there and Representatives of the Lanen-
Accompanied by Lady wife. Every, verandah encirling went among the young children shire cotton industry who call-
Patricia Lennox-Boyd and his the six storeys was led with together with his wife. on the President of the
principal Private Secretary, Mr men, women and children who Board of Trade, Mr Poter
J. B. Johnston; Mr D. R. Thorneycroft to ask for pro-
Holmes, the Commissioner for tection
'of against Importe
Tokyo, July 27. Resettlement and Mr P. B. and Hong- goods from India
Two Japanese fishing boats williams, the Plouring Officer, of State arrived kong, are sharply reminded by the Manchester Guardian that cont distress messages from the Secretary
squatter area the remedy les in their own waters off Hokkaido, Japan's at Fa Huf hands.
northernmost island, where they Boundary Street Just after 9.20 andam. They were met here by Mr P. Lowe, Divisional Superinten- were ashing for salmon trout..
dent of Police (Shanshulpo). and Mr N. Broadbridge, Re settlement Officer (Clearance). "He's Very Polite"
In Distress
Frontier guards said they saw Bulgarian ambulances going to Mrs Lellstroem-Morgan arrived But late at London airport last night the und from the crash secne. HH more realistic of the two, they could not tell whether they on the flight to. Lydda on the were transporting dead or plane Hinks was piloting. She lis much will depend on
just made it.--United Press. jured. the
new application by
01 the Government,
Alliance candidates, Malays, 15 Chinese and two Indlun. the three groups reprezent- ing
racial or. separate
the within ganisations Alliance. Obviously If the Malay candidates sweep the pull and the Chinese and indian candidates fail to Malay opponents, the dingers of consequent racial disunity must be apparent.
The Party Negara, principal opposition group, com- THERE is the temporary
in the ceded defeat early this morning after the Alliance had consolation that new legislature, although definitely won 23 seats in the Federal Council.
The 17-ton Kinko Maru with the constitution gives only The elections are for 52 of and other sectional interesia a very narrow majority to the 08 seats on the Council.
which participated are: National have been losing in competition nine crewmen aboard reported the elected members (52 This is the first time that Association of Perak, the Perok with the exports of West Euro-ngine trouble from a polat 70 of the Central out of 98), the High Com-elected representatives of the Progressive Party, The Labour
pean countries and the United miles southeast missioner can redress the people will form a majority in Party of Malaya, the Pan States which aren't, as are In- Kurilea.
The 28-ton No. 3 Kaium Maru, balance by appointing the government which will
Island of Islamic dia, Japan and Hongkong, low-
wago countries. He can quite also with nine men aboard, stid nominated members from legislate and administer all but Malayan
Party and the Perak Malay fairly ask Lancashire whether she was taking in water 00 'other racial groups. But in three portfollos-Anance,
duo miles cast-northeast of Nemuro, its los of exports isn't and ternal affairs
for am largely to its own fault to on the northeastern coast of
its preference for an easy home Hokkaido. market and not to the clever- ness of competitors'
The Alliance Party which favours Malaya in dependence in four years today scored a smashing the first general olections of the Malay victory in Federation.
deferee.
and.
League. the meantime one can onlyhose portfolios will remain In hope that the lenders of the the hands of the British colonial
Two of them stand mediate United Malays National
self-government officials.
the remaining three want a Organisation are aware of
About 1,090,000 persone general
fully elected the dangers Inherent in a
more than 80 per cent of those legislature-United Press. altuntion where Malay poli-eligible voted No serious in- ticians dominate the scene, jeldents were reported,
the now Administratively
The Alliance is contesting in
Government will control all all the 82 constituencies while domestic affairs while de- the Party Nogart put forth only fonce, external affairs, in- 20 candidates.
ternal security romain in The Alliance (of three poilt-
and
IT'S
"They are on ground that has its slippery patches," it says.
"Mr Thorneycroft can well why Lancashire exports
ack
(Conta, on back page, Col. 3)
BEEN SORTED
London, July 27.
out
the hands of the High Com-cal parties-United Malay's Na-A British Appeals Court today missioner. And all if allomal
it should enjoy a farm
Islamic
Malayan
Organisation, Malayan Association and Indian Congress)
#1
Also wants. a
депста for the Commentai
moro comfortablo pas- wants Independence for Malaya ango into the arena of in four years but with a now politics than Mr David constitution providing for Marshall had in Binga fully elected legislature. pore. But there is no kell. hood. of a primrose path for amooty Malaya. Vigorous and pro-terroriste.
The Party Nogara secks in- Krennive government is needed with a great deal of dependence for Malays by 1000 tolerance and patience to and also wants Malay rulers to be retained as constitutional
the
Japanese coast guard boats rushed to their assistance
Unlied Press,
in
As the party walked through the new fro Isno elesend fast month, a woman was heard to rensek of Mr Lennox-Boyd "He is very pollte, He noda to tra
One hundred and twenty-two huts were removed in five days to make the two fire lanes 60 which feet wide, in this area presented one of the worst re- maining fire risks in Kowloon. In three days a total of 1,000
OUT AT LAST! persone in these huts were re-
now legally married to their Mrs Fielding was turned down by a divorce court when she present spouse.
first arkod to have the divorce extended both her marriages to the Marquess;
the
divorce sought by Marchioness specifically din- Bolved only their seond marriage in 1947 and made no provision for
to
settled in the Tal Hang Tung extate. Now in Kawicon: thero is no area where a fire can reach any proportions
In Fa Hul, one of tho
cover squetter areas “left, Mr. Lengka
Boyd and his wife stopped to look at some of the 800-odd wooden huts which house
more
a secret cere- But her appeal was granted in than 0,000. squatter story.
mony the previous year because their parenta dis- approved of the match,
court today by. 、2-1 hut went into
where sign painted on the majority of the three Judges, Thor decided to omit all re- cook instrubicles and
announced Mahjong ference to a specific marriage Fire
finally sorted
Bri- The matrimonial tangle of a tish Lord and his ex-wife who found, after a succession of marriages, that they were silll short of one divorce. The Court straightened out the long standing mix-up by ruling
,): that
divorce was ringle enough
to cancel two The second marriage, a gala in the divorce decree, and colourful nudity was displayed. marriages of the Marquess of
society affair, was held after
merely note that the two on the tiny up-stairs verandah. Bath, 50, to the present Mira
parental opposition was with-
were legally married at the They were told what the rant for Daphne Tieiding: The Marquess
-drawn. -
Lime of thele divorted the better cubicles was $25
"ano mouth. wife married; bagtron * his first
whether they Broadly the legal problem Cena | Alter" insowoling the market twice once secretly and out The action divorce JaPONSE. A TV .. Wire logully; diyorced. rom to .... whether, a divorce- capenła" # Diaco: “là "thờ turen, tire' party |
nubile before
hasise the. Marquess, and his marrings ex-wife like year after both ceremony, China Bell Peacher in the 181 Ham T
Here in Special had remarried,
.and.
In
deal with the many prob monarchs. (Thero is one ruler Jams. These altributes will for euch of the nine Malay Help a young country on the state), road to nationhood and The other five smaller pirties, The Court ruled that both the democracy.
calgious, labour A. Marquisse, and his ex-wife áre
(Contd. on back page, Col 4)
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