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COMMENT OF

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MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1956.

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Wrrent reasons men's TODAY'S RACING CMG For Dr

for maintaining controls on trade with Communist count tries It is hard to admire its application of them, Brond- ly speaking the embargo polley permits: Western nations freer trade with European Communist coun- tries them with. China. And the origin! purpose of the embargo was ostensibly to restrict the war-making potential of the Soviet bloc As a whole.

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By "The Turf”

RACE 1

Thanksgiving Day Festival View Many Returns

Outsider: Tumbleweed

RACE 2

Oulsider-Unicom

RACE 3 Thousand Miles Sunstreak

principle in times of Mourne International crisis there Congratulation would be few complaints Rowonglen against such a policy. And doubtless the .emburgo Berved sqme sensible end Juring the Korean war. But what, at any time, is the use of trfing to différentiate between the belligerent in spanish Fan tent of individual members Queenpots of the Communist bloc and | Volcana applying restrictions

on

this basis. Surely the

change King.

Ouiskler:-Esquire

RACE 4

By "Rapior"

Rider's Wish Fbeingster Tune-phone

RACE I

Oulalder: Thanksgiving Day.

RACE 2

Fair Play Mourrie

Congratulation

Outsider-Rowangles.

RACE 3

Flying Dutchman Sunstreak

Thousand Miles

Outsider-Comet.

Spanish Fon

RACE 4

Easy-going

Ben Lawers

OutsideBrantoms

RACE 5

Outsider:-Boyne.

RACE 5

success ol sanctions of Pot O'Gold this kind depends upon Santa Maria Ja uniform and consistent Quicksilver

policy against the bloc as a whole.

Outsider:--Sultan

RACE 6

Strathian

Chim re-

it is not clearly apparentingle Bell

by trenty

lightning Fect

that ceives large quantities of

economic and military aid

From Russia. And that by Beautiful Lie allowing exports of certala 'Sportsmanship

Yuoda tu Russia and Tamond Dahlia

uropean Communist coun- Outsider:-Cruckerjack ties which It denies to

Hawailan Moon

Quicksilver

Wise Leader

Outsider: Anniversary 10.

RACE 6

Strathian

Night People Babsie

Outsider:---Aviemore.

RACE 7

Diamond Dahlia

Outsider:Beautiful Lie.

RACE 8

Outside-Aviemore

RACE 7

Hallmark

Diana

RACE 8

range Beauty

Tell-Me-More

Outsider:Comhill.

RACE 9

n the West.bas no con- Ma Cherie

over

(1) their final

Rination or (2) the ex-

to which Western ex-

release Communist Blondro

Koods in the King Rider

i tegle" category for ex- May Blossomn

o China.

Outside-Barometer

hy bother to Userl-Mascot hte against Chini when [Resurrection

receives or is in a Solar Knight

on to

receli-the

bidden trade" fecond d? To n minall extent the argo causes ncon- Bence to Peking because

goods cannot be sent It from the Wot to fis seaboard, And there Brobably some prestige

thed to the lifting

uf

restrictions iTa ng's eyes, But in this al inconvenience and the fuction it gives the èrican publie worth the feeling it provokes in Eastern and Western Fids alike?

worth straining the feel- of America's alliée who arly see the absurdity of as policy but who for the ke of preserving unity in

alliance accept the hum- and nuisance Im- Bes. To the majority of contries "Cocom"

hich apply embargoes on de they see that stringent ntrols which have been opped in ali but China's ay have entirely outlived vir original purpose. But || America apparently, it is

olitically

expedient haintain them.

to

RACE 10

Qutsider:-Easy Money

Cornhill

Attractive Power

Orange Beauty

Outsider:-Tell-md-more.

RACE 9

Blondic

May Blossom Blazing

Outsider:-Vendetta. RACE 10

Resurrection Solar Knight Giddup

Outsider-Fieldmaster.

TODAY'S TEASER TIP

An

For the 9th race assured winner

Dagwood

The

for Mr

tenger tip for the last meeting was Cheerful in the seventh race which finished second and paid $0.00.

By "Daybreak"

RACE 1 Many Returns Festival View Thanksgiving Day.

Outsider: Starboard

RACE 2 Mourne Congratulation Thunder Sky

Outsider:

Sunstreak Thousand Miles Marianne

Outsider:

Braniome Quizcile Queenpots

Outsider:

Evergreen RACE 3

Midget RACE 4

Ben Lawers RACE 5

Pol O'Gold

Santa Marin Wise Leader

Outsider: Hawaiian Moon

RACE 6 Night People Strathian Jingle Bell Outsider:

DR they are being used as a pawn in the negotiations to free Americani Im- prisoned in China. And the Republicans may feel that with presidential elections later next year it would be unwise to make any conces sions to Peking that might upset the electorate-parti Crackerjack cularly as there is no cor- tainty that their one sure hope of success, "President

Diana

Babsle RACE 7

Beautiful Le

Outsider: Fidra

Brivisto

RACE 8

Eisenhower will lead them | Ma Cherie

at the polls, et

Tell-Me-More.

RACE 9

To the Americana these may Outsider: Cornhill

be good reasons why 4 strict

embargo should be main- Blondie tained on the China trade. To Tamerlane thele Western allies, how- May Blossom. over, it seems downright un- fair that freer trade should

* have to depend on the re-

fusal of Washington to look at this question rationally and sensibly. Before Sir Anthony Eden naks for a revision of the embargo in his Washington

Outsider: Blading RACE TO

Resurrecion Mascot Solar Knight

Outsider: Icefloid

By Young Hall

RACE 1 (11) Thanksgiving Day

(3) Festival View (7) Rider's Wish

RACE 2

(8) Mourne

(1) Congratulation (9) Norse Lady

RACE 3 (14) Thousand Miles (13) Sunstreak

(2) Comet

RACE 4 (3) Brantomo

(8) Quconpota (10) Spanish Fan

RACE 5 (8) Pot O'Gold (10) Quidinilver (14) Wise Lender

RACE 6 (17) Strathian (14) Night People (12) Lightning Foot

RACE 7 (1) Beautiful Léo

(4)

Diana (3) : Diamond Dahlia

RACE 8

(11) Tell-me-more

(7) Ma Cherie (3) Cornhil

RAGE 9 (3) Blondie (1): Barometer (7) May Blossom

RACE 10

(8) Fieldmaster (15); Nosurrection. (17)' Splar Knight

PLACE PROGRESSIVES OF

........ THE DAY

Race 3 (18) Bunstreak Race 8: (14) Night, People,- Race 10: (15) Resurrection

NAVAL BATTLE OFF MATSU

talks with the President Chinese

K. C. Yeo

TWO RESIDENTS AWARDED OBE

Dr the Hon, K. C. Yeo, Director of Medical and Health Service headed this year's list of Hongkong recipients of New Year honours. He has been made a Com- panion of St Michael and St George (CMG),|

The OBE (Civil) has been awarded Mr Horace Kadoorie, Cev.Leg.Hon., who is a committee member of the Kadoorie Agricul~ tural Aid Association and President of the Jewish Recreation Club.

The OBE has also been conferred on Mr Shum Wai-yau, Managing Director of the Wah Kiu Yat Po, a member of the Board of Directors of the Hongkong Anti-TB Association and a member of the Hongkong Society for the Protection of Children. Mr Shum is also Chairman of the Hongkong Newspaper Society.

Shrine Stampede

112 People Trampled To Death

residents

become

DR K. C. YEO

MR SHUM WAI-YAU

MR H. KADOORIE

The Queen Honours Nearly. 2,000 Of Her Subjects

London, Jan. 2..

Queen Elizabeth today showered honours on 1,900. of her subjects ranging from Britain's greatest ballerina, Margot Fonteyn, to a man who helped doctors by allowing himself to be bitten 770 times by malaria- carrying mosquitoes.

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In her New Year Honours List-the eighth list of her reign-the Members of the Order of the Queen created four new barons, three baronets and many knights British Empire (MBE), They

throughout the British Commonwealth.

Mr Secretary

Jack

nt

the

Cater, Assistant Colonial

But the announcement of the honours was touched with tragedy, as Dr Secretariat and former Registrar Cyril Garbett, Archbishop of York, who was to have been one of the new barons,

died on Saturday,

of Co-operatives and Director of

011

with Sister Edith and Brother Sachoveroll one of a

erary trio.

.

Sir Gilbert

femcua

Skinner, Chiet In- Dr Garbett, aged 80, was told hoods overseas-six in Australia, ane Ceylon, spector Hongkong and Shanghat about a week before his death one New Zealand,

the Queen's 'intention to jene Pakistan and nine in colonial Banking Corporation a Trustee of

a territories. of St John's Cathedral and make him a peer and, thus

Mr Vernon Barilett. (CBE), member.

Wrote the former Chairman of the Mission gormanent

Among those honoured are; writer and broadcaster on inter- Homkou. Auxilary. House of Lords. Far (3 years Sir Basil Embry (Night Grand national arters Tokyo, Jan. 1. Mr. E. Greenwood, Class 1 as fi spirituar peshe had lead Cross Order of the Bath GCB), My Rudolf Bing (CBE) m

the life member but we to have Air Chief Marshal who-com-i mer of the Metropolitan Oper Police headquarters today Mechanical Inspector of

retired early in 1850- plained recently that he was New York. reported 112 people were Public Works Department,

As he was a bachelor without being retired five years before;

Laithwaites trampled to death and 75

heir his title has become the normal Air Force age. For (Knight Commander Order of the Immediately null and void. the last two years he has been Bath KCB), Fermecent Under others injured in a stampede

Margot Fonteyn, 36, becomes Commander Allied Air Forces Secretary at the British Com at the Shinto shrine in

Dame Commander of the Bri-Central Europe. During Worldmonwealth Relations Ofico. Niigata prefecture, Northern

tish Empire the female equi-War Two he escaped from, Ger- Former High Commissioner to Japan only 30 minutes after

valent of a knight. Now the star man prisons four times.

Mr. Tom O'Brien (Knight), of Britain's famed Sadlers Wells the temple bells had tolled

Ballet she learned her first General Secretary of the Theatre in the New Year.

Trade dance steps at the age of four. und Cinema Workers

She is married to Dr Roberto Union and Labour Member of Arins, Panamanian Ambassador Parliament, In London.

Police Bald the disaster struck in Д crowd of 40,000 worshippers at a Yashiko village 160 miles north of Tokyo when an unidentified person missed a step coming down a fight of stairs with a a 30 degree incline. The person slipped and fell. pulling others down with him.

Police said there was a reaction." Crowds at the top of the stair were pushed down da the crowd at the gate were said the walking

up. Police

stair collapsed.

"chain

Police said a

big congrega- tion wis praying for a happy new year shortly before mid-

OFL hour night Half

later

death struck.

HORRIBLE PANIC

MR JACK CATER

Mr Penn Yuck-wing, who is chief clerk of the American Plonger Ling and United States Linc and Hon. Treasurer of the

a

Professor Solly

Zuckerman

Pakistan, he was Private Secre tary to the Viceroy of India from 1930 to 1943..

TWO CRICKETERS Mr Ian Johnson, and

Keith

The mosquito anan is Mr (Knight) a South African who Miller (members of the Order Charles Howard, a former ship's is Professor of Anatemy at of the British EmpireMBE)

ace Australian cricketers. radio operator who In 1940 Birmingham University.... offered himself to doctors prab-

Professor Kathleen Lonsdale pre CBE), B1 34 one of scientist.

52-year-old. atomic of the Order of the British (Dame)

Mr. Paul Scoßeld (Comman-

ig inolari at London's Hospite for Tropical Disenses, After he had been bitten by the mosqul- Britain's foremost Shakespearean Countess of Albemarle

toes

for

moved a

:▪│

three days surgeons reactors recently drew 10,000 (Dame) hot 'dovoted herself a piece of his Uver, for Ruse on theatregoers to per- to improving British rural life. sturly and

and the * results-/ helped formances of his Hamlet in Mr William Lyons (Knight),

automobile advance medical Moscow

designer who Queen makes Ba Cobert Sitwell (CBE), chairman and managing director

pidat, essayist and novelist and of Jaguar cars-Reuter,

Eber of the Oran

him a

the British Empire (MBE)..

of

Another Monarch is Rgless Chip Cap- few tain Douglas

Battle of

Police described the panic by CMS, Day Schools in Hong-Spitfires

indos

"horrible" with women desper "ately crying and people falling

down the stairs screaming they were being crushed to death.

Jan. 1. retronted towards, the mainland

Mr

Britain, By jok

award

kong Tyrer, Assistant Com-pit he has given new hopes to misdoner of Police, Kowloon Umbless

mbless people. He made and New Territories, is awarded Commander of the Order of the the Queen's Folied Medal, while British Empire (CBE) the Colonial

Police Medal is Police headquarters sent 200

The the policemen to the scene of dis awarded to Mr M. B. Frazer, Agatha Christie, thriller writer whose books have sold over 15 aster and initial reports said the Senior Superintendent of

Chief

/million copies in Britain and victims had been taken to a Mr H., B.. nearby hospital.

G. Amerien alono

Hove of Police".

Mr Police said they had a force Appleton, Chief Inspector of of 36 policemen regulating Poller, Mr Wong Wing-yin, trafe inside the temple grounds Inspector of Police and Detec by midnight, but the congregative-Sergeant Chu Leung, tion was twice and su

The Yashiko village coastal village facing the sea of Japan in the Niigata prefec ture. The Shinto shrine of the village of 7,700 people is locat Tod on the top of the hill-out-

side the village-Reuter.

FOUR DIE IN

AVALANCHES

Davos, Jan. 1. White death struck in Swit All-Time Record zerland and Austria last night and loft four persóna 'dend: and 'one' mutasing,

Beer Drinking

Jart. Christmas holiday Week, Romite.

Fatno

The new Barons are: Colonel John Jacob Autor, 69, chairman of the London Times newspaper. Younger son of the first Vis- count Astor

Sir Francis Raymond Ever- shed, 86, Master of the Rolls, a high, legal post, He is a member of the Permanent Court of: Ar- bitration at The Hague. He was Britain's

In's youngest fo

judge at the age of

Shera Godber chairman and managing of the Shell Transport and director Trading Company. He has spent ***

his life in the oil industry.

07.

thereditary

An offelal statement from the THREE BARONETS

He once sald

Baronets Alpine rescue

an knights)

Hubert London, Jan. 1

American soldier, and two Britons dranje about tan French citizens, a man Buid intial Coed Boerd

Houldsworth,

Colonel million gallons of beer in the

killed by an James Hutchison and Colonel at the. "Gemshuecke! spokesinan, for - the National

Charles Ponsonby, « both near here Brewer Society estimated here,

fourth, person, á honey-forvalive politicians aske an all-line record.

mooning Frenchman, was kille panlous of Horlour

The Queen created three Com The demand for the national by an avalanche near Innsbruck, select order of paty 85

póst-war: slump is Austria. United Press, to improve steadily, headded

More Britons than ever before

type available only in house. Chhia Mali

Nothonist wars after the HERA.com are now preferring, boitled beer ||

pubic

next month, the American ships daringed several Communique, added. administration should give munist vessels in a naval battle. The communique also report this question serious of Matsu island last night, the od that a Communist hunk with Boboisl

Defence Ministry: el, sailors aboard “was captured thought and pay careful at Nationalist tention to the inconsisten announced here today, yesterday by Nation de darts

This was the third day forces at the mouth of the

cles of a poliich running on which payel engrani ilver el had been sta causing straining pding i mente have taken place in nla Marini, whéer, the creasing frustration among-MEONE The Communist

its allies.

Youtht Shoot Girl Colon

New York, Jan. 1. A gang of youths shot and seriously, wounded a 10-year-ol

they became abort with

at care, polOD

to remove

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