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INTELLIGENCE REPORT Why Nasser
thinks
CHINA MAIL
Established 1845
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1960.
LEBANON
Sos of Am Galileo
SYRIA
Mediterranean Soa
Proposed pipe line
EGYPT
ISRAEL
NEGEV
R JORDAN
JORDAN
Dand Sea
by Geoffrey Thursby
he's nailed the Jews
WATER-man's greatest_need-today brings a smile to the face of President Nasser. For he is convinced that through water he can strangle Israel-the tiny Jewish State that has thrashed him repeatedly and soundly.
Israel, with a population of 2,000,000, is desperately in need of more fertile land. Jews, still the target of vicious prejudice in many parts of the work, knock longingly on the doors of Israel.
But where cur they go when That is the they get there?
problem of the Modern Moses-
David
Ben
Gurion,
Prime
Minister of Israel-the man with wild, desert-swept white hair.
This is his plain! To move up mony million-ssibly 10 il
into Israelis
the more-new emply Nestev desert in Southern Israel. They can survive there,
with water.
Israel plans a grand £25,000,000 scheme to pipe life- giving water from the Jordan to Fire Niger.
This is what bring a smile o rivers It Naser. For small
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feed the ancient Jordan Me Arab lands in Naser's own United Syria -w part of his Arab Republic-and in Lebanon,
bustling trading State
sunny Mediterranean.
(>1
Lennon's tenders ner
robot
deterrent
-UNTOUCHED BY HUMAN HAND
By ROBIN STAFFORD
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Humano Magistrato
Two years jail dear sir
for stealing police revolver
Sir-It is most refreshing to read in a report published in your late Anal issue of Tues- day, April 12, of the tungmanlın- our netion of a Central Magist- rate who purchased the diction- ary
the and presented it to youth charged with stealing it. His humane action, coupled with his stern warning to the boy who was bound over for the oked
From the Filos
25
years AGO-
April, 1935 must have John Spencer, 30-year-old unemployed offence
edmiration among those whoTROM the SCM Post's 25 Eurasian, was sentenced to two years feel that Justice should be tem-Years ago column: "The imprisonment at the Victoria District with mercy. There must first introduction of the new Court this morning, for the theft of a police revolver and 11 rounds of ammunition.
"This was not mere larceny, but larceny of a lethal weapon," said Judge W. F. Pickering us he passed sentence.
Dr Lo Wal-hol said lu evld- ence that Spencer had been under his care from October 20
December 11 last
Hospital. He had been suffering Irani cortizone psychosis,
FOR MR. K'sniam patent at year, is a SELLING LINE?
By CHARLES PEMBERTON
CAIRO.
of 10
Judge Pickering sald the sentence would run consecutive ly with a four month sentence the accused is serving at Vic- toria Remand Prison.
Missing
was
IS THE tough old "Llon Judah" succumbing
At an earlier hearing, It Moscow's blandishments? Next, to newly Independent explained that the revolver and ammunition had been found Guinea the Kremlin is co-
quarters of centrating its new woo-and-missing from the Sub-Inspector V.
Renard of African campaign on
Eastern Police Station on Feb Halle
ruary 13.
win
Ethiopia's Selassie. TEST GERMAN Chun-
cellor Konrad Khrushchev Adenauer has returned to
his cherry Bonn from
visit Beason
AMERICAN rocket en- bison
gineers are working Japan. on what they consider the
the "ultimate weapon'
Emperor
has sent the CTT- peror a plush new Soviet jel transport for his personal use. Ethiopians Russians and
The
to
Why was his journey "necessary?
Apart from explaining timid to stand up to Nasser if a rocket system which,
once started, would fire his position on the Berlin next question before missiles every 18 minutes
talks, month's Summit and 20 seconds UNLESS
Adenauer's main mission someone pushed a but was to seek a solution to
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Jul of
he brings heavy pressure them. He could end Lebanon's trade to Syru
DIFFICULT
in to get NO if Nusser were
tribu taries Israel would be in the mult position in its 11 your history.
To prosper, Israel is in need of more industry- and to fulfi its pledge of "open gate" to all Jews must bring more people into the desert lauds south of Tel Aviv.
Strand divert the
eventually push Larael will her plan to pipe the water. There is No doubt of that. Isruet must pipe the water-or begin to div,
That is the ominous situation developing. because Nusser knows that if Teraet brings an other rulli---or nor-W Israelis into the tiny country, it will begin to change the balance
in of power against thin Middle Eas
ton.
Nuclear warheaded missiles would start from the horizontal pusition, electronically rise into The upright position for fris an alivaly zeroed targets, drop in their ten wartets, and take off without any human ever being involved.
AUTOMATIC
hand
the deadlocked trade talks in Bonn.
Trade between the 1w0 has been in- countries creasing. In 1959 Japan ex-!
million marks ported 214 (18,00,000) worth of goods to Germany and imported 383 million marks! (£33,000,000)
return.
button
worth
But there has been NLY by pressing 2
could the missiles be pre- formul
ONL
in
በብ
of
have Just signed an agree- ment for Russiau experts to build an oil refinery at the Red Rea port of Assab-part tbe £30,000,000 credit Aloscow extended to Halle Seinasie during his trip to the Soviet Union last year, Western visitors to the country Ray the Soviet propaganda is that of the "superior" to West, and that the Ethiopian students and others who have bren travelling in "platoons" to
returning DIE Moscow greatly impressed,
DBS head
going
to England
on
*
three-
HK women
have lovely complexions
be many like this poor young
school should
boy who are eager to study but form of oath took place at without the means to buy the the Criminal Session yester- necessary books, and this hus day afternoon. Chief Inspec- prompted the idon that every tor Hanson was called as a
have at lenst
witness in the Hasting'a smal} Ibrary of useful books
and took the Bible In where the pourer students can case burrow for usc. The Rotary his hand. Movement and the Junior Chamber of Commerce laye He was swam, and was just been doing much for youths of about to kiss the book when the this Colony, and it would be deputy Registrar said:
must not kiss the Books." inuch appreciated by the poor students it they would provide dictionaries and other
useful books for some of these free schools.
One could wish that more of our administrators of the law would emulate the splendid example of the Humane Magist- rate whose action has prompted this letter.
PERCY LARKEN,
*You
The veteran officer was at a Love to understandi the COM- mand
until he saboequently Istmed that his was the Brat instance in which the new form of oath had been administered.
The averago Chinese girl has by far the best complexion in the world, Swiss
recently ปี beautician said today. "But they do not know how to use makeup," Mr Herbert Schiller said before departure
by PAA for Tokyo, Japan.
Mr Schiller has been in Hong- kong for the last six days at the invitation of A worldwide cosmetic drin.
Mr Schiller who now lives in New York sold that be Wüs amazed to see that "elght out at ten young women whom you see walking along the street up- pear to have never used make-
After investigations, the gun and ammunition were found at Spencer rooftop hut at 180 Hennessy Road, Wanchal, on
March 21. He had been charged | up," nt the Victoria Prison where he
They will get the shack of was already serving a prison their lives If they realise how term, and had pleaded guilty. inuch difference i will make to
their appearance," he added. Spencer had nine previous Mr Schiller will be in Tokyo, convictions for recoy, obtain studying cosmetics for the next ing money and goods by false six weeks.. pretences, smoking and pos sessing heroin, and escaping from custody,
SEPARATION GRANTED
Mr 1. T. Morris at Central this morning granted an application for a separation order made by Ko Wal-an, of 29A Wyndham Street, 2nd floor. against her husband. Pun Kam-on. shoe
COMING
· AND -GOING-
of
and
Mr L. Lacson, Mayer Manlis City. Mrs Lacson their two daughters, came here their Easter PAL to spend Holidays In Hongkong.
Archbishop J. Fernandes, Archbishop of New Delhi, lefi by Boce this morning for a five- week visit to the United States, The Archbishop left Hongkong] after a short stop-over.
trade agreement The Rev. George She, Ilead-shon proprigter.
Mr Morris ordered defendant are master ot Diocesan Boys' vented from blasting off and since 1957. The talks
to pay the complainant $250 a the automatic process deadlocked over the amount! School, will go then would start all over again.
month for their child. of textiles and chinaware month study leave to England month maintenance and $50 a
thir summer. as involved.
He will leave by Boac on
The complainant was givea High Conniissioner, to South weapon Adenauer has now re-
Juno 3 for London and will custody of the child but de- would "another knowing assured the Japanese that then go to Bristol to join his fendant had the right to see it
wife and his son, David.
at all reasonable tiines. Садипол European
He will study the educational that even if everybody had been the
system while in England.
He will return to Hongkong In the autumn.
U.S. tnissile men roe this the the ultimate deterrent
--because no
Day by day Naver watches are the low-thowing Jordan and waits hoping that one day the waters of the river where Chris was baptised can be dried up to strangle Isne).
attack
country
killed by a dose of nerve gas in Market would not shut out the enemy territory the reprisal the Japanese from markets: rockets would go on firing auto- matically.
there,
Enchanting the look
as the
is to ceme,
day 5
of elegance
Paquerette's
from
Oriental
Boutique
Gowns of
distinction
Conplant was represented by Mr B. Lu, instructed by Messrs M. K. Lam and Co. Defendant was represent
by Mr C. H. Wong, of Woo and Ce.
Mears
Room 321 Gloucester Bldg.
The Earl of Belkirk, Kritish
east Asia, who arrived last Sun- day for a short visit, left by Boac for Singapore iliis morning, He was accompanied by Lady Selkirk,
Thieves steal 11 radios
Thieves broke into a shop and skole 11 translator radios to a total value of $1,800 in Kow- loon early yesterday. The Art Fale Record Company at 60D Nathan Road, sround floor, closed at 10 p.m. on Monday.
A shop fok! who lives on the roof-top, came down yesterday at 10 am, to reopen the shop. Ile found the door open and 11 transistor radios missing from the showote,
In
the afternoon. An Intruder broke into G, Observatory Road, fourth floor and stole a wrist watch, a camera and a quantity of Jewellery to a to- tal value of $1,200.
Woman found with wrists slached
Vice-Consuls act as interpreters
"It will be remembered that the Legislative Couneli, pussed a bill providing The new form, of cath to de with the kissing of the away Bible and this came into forco yesterday."
T is'officially stated that I the dog-It was a mere pup-which bit the late Mr J. A. M. Elphinstone at the Dog's Home in February was not destroyed because it The Vice-Consuls of Norway developed rabies, but as a
and Thailand acted as matter of routine. interpreters ot Victoria It had
the been taken to District Court this morn Home with its mother by a ing, whan three men,
Jocal resident who did not wish Chinese, a Norwegian and to keep the antmats because a Siamese, appeared on they were females. charges of dealing in dangerous drugs, and con- spiring to import them, Bunecheute Prichmataja, G1, home, Siamese, third offeer aboard the
The mother was destroyed almost immediately and the pup soon afterwards, Neither animal had any chance of in- fecting the other dogs at the
"The whole affair is terrible.
3 Prosper, Chan Kwong-shing,It has distressed moo much
53-year-old Hongkong plastics
manufacturer and Bjorn Hoyen that I have had to call in the Arevik, # 37-year-old Nor-doctor? The lady committee wegian, chief officer aboard the member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Lo Prosper, pleaded not guilty.
Animals, who is in charge of The Norwegian is additionally the Dogs Home, made this charged with possessing a total statement when interviewed by of 20 lbs 15 ounces of prepared | a SCM Post reporter yesterday. spium, and the Slamese is She also said that Mr Elphin- charged with possessing a lotal stone had pleked up the puppy of eight x 11 ounces of raw after I had been taken away. opium.
from its mother and helped some Chief Inspector L. C. Smith, coolies put it in a hot bath. prosecuting, said the hearing It was then that the dog bit would be long and complicated him. She said she treated the because of translation dificul-wound with strong disinfectant tles, and recommended 18 days and then dressed it and advised for the trial, which was set to him to report to Kowloon commence on day
Hospital, but that Mr Elphin- The interpretors wero Mr stone "made light of the in- Boonchoo Angausingh of
the eldent."
Thal Consulate General, and Mr Arne Futaacher of the Norwegian Consulate,
MACAO -NEWS
Macho, Apr. 13. Another settlement area is to ba bulit at Tulpa eccomodate
Izland to
some of Live thousands of refugees who have flocked into Macão during the past years.
The Local Roman Catholic missions are planning
to erect about
md 100 stume
Talpa
απεί they have asked the local authorities
houses
un
for a sullable site.
brick
Two other nettierent агелл including groups uf smail houses, clinico, schools and playground have already been tulit, one at Green Island and the other at Coloane island.
The Colonial Secretary an- nounced that the following have been invited to serve on the Silver Jubilee Committee; Mr P. H. Sin, Mr W. N. Thomas Tam and Mr Ngan Shing-kwan.
Office boy stole letters
A 19-your-old office boy, Li Pol-tak, of 1 Tal Hang New Villago Stroot, ground floor, was ten- tenced to three months' jail by Mr Derek Cons at Central Court this morn- ing for stooling 20 letters from the air mail box at the Post Office,
Before passing sentence, Mr These were built with the ald | Cons told the defendant that of the Catholic Welfare Associn- stealing tion.-AFP.
Macao, Apr. 13.
this
A letters wa
vory, serious offence and the maxi- mum sentence of which was 14 years' imprisonment.
However, Mr Cons adiled, ho sent to jail for three months Visiting
is because he took luto considera- colony Madame Simone Jacquiet, the tlon defendant's age and clear wife of M. Louis Jacquinot the record French Minister of State who
Deteelivo Sub-Inspector Ko
is currently touring Hongkong, Po-iwan salè a postman saw Li Another distingulped visitor putting a letter into the air A former fashion model at the
Waz Mr Barnolt H. Goldstein, mail drop box and take out 20 Hongkong Products Exhibition Who Ruslan bom Chief Justice Jotters, was found with her wrists ¦ of Portland, Oregon, who was ·Inspector Ko added that tho slashed si her home in Row= { accompanied by Jits wife.— [øtampa on the stojen letters Joon yesterday afternoon. The 24-year-old wonten lives with Jer three-year-old daughter and an surah in a flat'in Cornwall Avenue, Pollos are making Inquiries,
AFP.
word worth $23,10.
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