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TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950,
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The draw for the special $2 sweepstake on the Pearce Memorial Cup to be run at Happy Valley today was conducted at the Jockey Club this morning before a large crowd of eager and interested onlookers. The race which carries the huge first prize in the sweepstake of $712.157 is scheduled for 3.30 this afternoon.
The total number of tickets aid in the sweepstake was 1,270,000 First $712,157: Second, $LORATI, with the prizes allocated as follows: Thund $100,737
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to what are the functions arbitrator; nor do they seem to realise that an arbitrator or a court of arbitration must be completely unfettered by any promises or adjurațions made by either of the par. ties. The letter which the Dairy Farm workers have sent to the management in which they Indicate willingness to submit to arbitration contains
curious phrase. The workers declare that "basically the Union objects to arbitra- tion; however, we decided to accept your proposal for arbitration as you have promised that arbitration would increase the wage ul workers." No such promise, of course,
mode, because no management would be in a position to advance it. To suggest to a court of arbitration that before it starts Its inquiry that it will find in favour of one side is like suggesting to a jury that It should reach a decision before it has heard any evidence. This xerms to be n typical point on which the Colony's trade unlons need guldonce and education. An ́arbitrator is not a mediator. He fulfils, ¡quite different functions. The former has {a^right to make a decision which is
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London Explanation Of The Extraterritorial Position
requisition
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
London, Jan. 16.--Communist China is expected to parts of the British Consulate in Peking, say high Foreign Office officials in London,
I was reported yesterday that parts of the American, Dutch and French consulates in Peking have been seized by Communist officials.
Unlike the United States who have been vociferous in denouncing the Chinese action as "more in the application of tribal law than of international law" the Netherlands and French governments have made
comment.
reasons for the Netherlands Embassy officials in London state that the Dutch <dence primurity conuernest with an unwillingness to upset the current Dulch Indonesian discussions concerning recognition of Commununist Chin
Morrison's Warning
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Must Work Hard In Order To Win
The General Election
London, Jan. 16. --The Deputy Prime Minis- for. Mr Herbert Morrian, warned his governing Labour Party on Monday night that it could base The cars 24 mga ral election anies it worked Band for votes
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That they nee in the wrong. mehitrator is vested with the power of mak-
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that he W be biased or act unfairty. Such an necusa. tion has been explicitly levelled by one union, and there is the inference of it in The Dairy Farm workers' letter, inasmuch as they hint that if a "promise" of an increase in wages does not result from arbitration. they will regard any other decision
a court AN coming from such blased and unacceptable, If the Dairy Farm workers' union, or any other union In Hongkong possesses this conception of arbitration they would be much better ad- vised to refrain from submitting their case to any such court, for clearly they would approach arbitration with a prejudiced mind, and in the event of receiving less than they considered reasonable, would harbour the grievance that they had been "had." Arbitration, on the point of Higher the only cost of living allowances is solution to the impasse which has been reached, but once both sides have agreed to this course of settlement it is necessary for them to realise that whatever decision is handed down is binding; and for the unions to appreciate that a court of arbitration, the constitution of which is mutually agreed upon, must be, and will be, utterly disinterested: that it can deat only within its terms of reference: and that it is bounden duty to be scrupulously fair. Moreover, if the workers genuinely believe they have a strong case they need have no fear of the outcome of arbitration.
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"Our Government has sellied the question of ownership of the barracks,
"They will be requisitioned seven days from this date."- Ileuter.
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of controvILTSÝ raging "If the Con- French Consulate at 4 pro, on storm amber in others, servative puadidates stand down, January 14. four days after a around the Secretary of State's shortly after then the interests of getting the profust by the French Consail Far Eastern polley, but Admin- istration officials still feel the Lateral Party hire led, ny Ha
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1 secondly ruled out any nif a Labour-Con- Madula, Jan. 17. The Coned possibilty
coalition Selen
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urge, servative peace-line at
elections when he said the Jessup, is Philip
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"strnight cholee arrive in Manila for a series of would provide talks with ligh Pilipitio and between Labour and Conserva-
Uve government American officials on Thursday
Thirdly, he told Labour Party or Friday. A Foreign Ofer
workers to "get on quietly but spokesman said Dr Jessup may intensively with the detalled slay here four days.
work of constituency organisa- It was learned that the Foreigation," and to refrain from Omlee had prepared an agenda speaking too much now.
for talks with Dr Jessup, who is
plans or new policies regarding
the Far East.—United Press.
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Why The Divina's Capt.
Did Not Send Distress Call
day.
State
from the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa.
Sources close
to the Department said today that mail received from private U.S. citizens on the China issue dur- ing the past week tended to favour Mr Acheson's position London, Jan. 16.--The master of the Swedish tanker, as opposed to mail from mem- they Divina, which rammed and sank the British submarine |bers of Congress, which
said had been
along divided lines. Most Democrats Truculent with 79 men aboard in the Thames estuary, party
the administration said on Monday that he did not send a distress call because back his radio is dimcult to operate and he did not know what Republicans generally oppose it. Meanwhile, the US. press is his ship had hit.
giving prominenį attention to attucks (continuing
Atheson in Congress ·and several widely-read columnists have taken the position that he made u peor showing in his
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now in Formusa. It was believed Lyle sugar combine that it
Only 15 of the men aboard had rammed a submarine, Cap- The foremost item concerns would have to "shoulder the the Truculent survived. More tain Hommerburg said that r Philippine and
United States consequences" if it continued Its then 40 men escaped from the was in his cabin, having a cup defence plans in light of the anti-nationalisation propaganda submaring after it sank: to the of tea. when the collision occur current Far Eastern situation. without charging the expenses
son bed last Thursday, but most red:. He said: "My Brati Philippine officials are known to to Conservative candidates.
here of them were swept out to the after the collision was to try and Far East polley address before be anxious to learn of American Lord Lyle has said he would sea by the rushing tide. Ad-reacus the men in the water who the National Press Club continue the anti-nationalisation miralty spokesmen have stated were chouting for help. My last week United Press.
EVACUATION SHIP' campaign, and challenged the that many of them might have racic is an old-fashioned
20 minutes Washington, Jan. 10.-The government to arrest him if it been saved, had the Navy been It often takes
Sintes probably will thought he was acting against notified promptly of the acci- twisting dials before you can get United the law.
dant. But the first word of the contact with a shore station. I have to send n special ship to Regarding the election itself, collision reached the Navy 80 was busy ordering down the life. Shanghai to evacuate American Mr Morrison sald if all trade minutes after the accident. The boat and searching for men in officials from Communist China, unionists and their supporters Dutch freighter, Aun-Djik, pass- the water. 1 had time t State Department officials indi- voted Labour, his party would ing the wreek soane, picked up work that old set to get awry caled on Monday. be assured of retaining power. five survivors and radioed the the distress massage.
HOPES BLASTED
GRENADES FOUND IN GARDEN
Asmara, Jan. 16.-Two hand grenades were found yesterday in the garden of the chief Bri- tish Administrator's residence. It was revealed tonight.
Today, two natives held up
an Itailan shoemaker walking down an Asmara street, but the shoemaker shot one of them dcnd-United - Press.
distress call.
The Liberal Party on Monday The Divina's master, Capin
However, the 135 consulor and diplomatie officials ordered "We shouted to the captain of to leave, Communist China, blasted any Conservative Party Kurt Hommerburg, told reporters the Dutch ship, Alm-Djik. who probably will not leave for hopes for a deal to set up. a at Ipswich when he docked had picked up the submarine's about a month or six weeks at united front against the La- there on Monday, that he was commanding officer, to send bourites in the general alection "toggered" to and out hours radio messagÚ next month,
after the collision that his boat, United Press.
the earliest: Their withdrawal for help, will leave the United States
(Continned on Pazo 5)