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Britain, U.S. Will Back Turkey

Washington, Sept. 30. Diplomatic authorities here said today that the United States and Britain can be expected to confer promptly on Russia's renewed, Dar- danelles demands and back Turkey firmly. This is easily the most important development in any major international controversy outside the Paris Peace Conference since Stalin's state- ment on world affairs last Tuesday, which fail- ed signally to bring out any evidence of funda- mentally better relations among the powers.

Kat On Street Murder Trial

guilty

C.

Dr. Lin Ek-quee, medical oficer of Victoria Publie Merinary, said that the conducted a must, mortem

Some top fight officlul suggest- ed that Secretory of State James F. Byrnes may already have held preliminary discussion on the itusso-Turk issue with Foreign Secretary Ernest Devin in Paris.

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on the deceased at 11 Aug, 16. The doctor sali he found six stab wounds on the bend and body, including one in the heart.

W.M mel

Witness said that he opinion that doreased death more than six hours less than 12 hours before examin ation. The lub woul

Beat Information here is that like United States and Britain will stand absolutely firm in their op- position:-

(1) To any Russian milltary ex- pansion into the Dardaneller;

(2) To my direct negotiailons between Moscow and Ankara,

A Surprise

stating the Soviet demands.

IL

of the

thought Was

would not raise the question agelu until the Paris Pence Conference in was over.

No Sacrifices Political observers consider the new note as adding nothing signi

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heart could haz caused decensed

at

to die within minutes.

fcent to the Russian note of Aug.

[JURY'S RIDER:-

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY OCTOBER 1, 1943.

All Hospitals Should

Should Have Qualified Nurses

TANGSHAN EVACUATED

Tientain, Sept. 30. The "Ta Kung Pao" reports that the United States Mar- incs have completely evacuat- ra Tangshan, the famous conl area in Hopei. The na~~ paper said the coffee shops which sprang tip with the arrival of the Americans are cloning up for lack of busin nenn-Asaociated Press,

Taikoo

Remember

The Dead

уда

yesterday evening.

The ceremony, which conducted necording to Chinese rites, complete with monks and beld in a large nuns, w

the oce for

occasion mautshed which had been erected plece of

of ground by the side of

Gate.

on vacant

That in future all hospitals should have qualified nurses who would be disciplined and ordered to refer serious cases to a superior, was the rider attached to the verdict of the jury at an inquest yesterday into the death of a Chinese

woman.

R

The jury

for

Loud Tears

In Court

yesterday, The Court

that

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VACCINATION DRIVE

HONG KONG

IN

(By Margaret Bradbury)

More than a quarter of a million people have ha anti-smallpox treatment since the Colony' vaccination drive began two months ago. The exact number is 256,844.

But Doctor T. W. Ware, Deputy Director of Medi- cal Services, said yesterday: "It is extremely necessary for the health of the Colony that five, times that number are vaccinated this year." At the moment there is only one centre operated in the oven- inge by the medical authorities nt the Y.M.C.A, in Bridgen Stront bul hospital vaccination in open

"Another Said Doctor Ware:

Bhroughout the

M.Ps. Due In H.K. Today

Colony. Soven The British Parliamentary de mainland. Vaccination

include

Fresh vaccine is prepared by

Japan is expected to arrivo in

on the return journey to England. The party comprises the Rev. Gordon Lan (Lab), IL-Col. M,

liong Kong by air today at 3 p.m.

F. King (Lab), Mr. M. P. Kit- Galbraith. R.N. (Cons). terington (Lab). and Cdr. T. V.

Accompanying the delegation is Brigadier J. M. F. Cartwright of

Japan. the U.K. Liaison Mission

ind

The delegation will remain in

Hong Kong overnight leaving to-

B.O.A.C.

at the

morrow morning by Dragon Route dying boat. The party will stay Peninsula Hotel. There's A Pun In This News Item

Fung Kwai-yuen was charged before Mr. II. G. Sheldon K. C. at the Contral Magistracy yes- terday with threatening Pun

person.

The woman, who according to the verdict, died of alkaline caustic poisoning, self-administered,

While Sir Henry Black- all free of charge. was Lo Yin-chun. 33, of 302 Main Street West,all, Chief Justice, was dozen points will soon be opened Shaukiwan, who died on Aug. 20, four days sentencing three Chinese will be on the Island and five oneration which has been visiting after leaving the French Hospital.

to death by hanging for the The trial of Lau Ting-nurn, 30, for the murder of Lau. Wan, alins

The jury comprised William nurses. The hospital had a fine Murder at the Supreme quads will also form part of the campaign and they will call at Lau Tung-cho, 54, with a chisel

Kew (foreman), E. V. Mackay record and such an incident had

the the offices of Hong Kong firms in Kat On Street Aug. 1, was

and Lo Hung-mok. Mr. George never happened before.

resounded with wherever possible" opened before Hir. Justice E. IT.

Sister concerned was frightened. Court She sat as Coroner.

Arens to be covered Williams, Fuinne Judges, at the

Dr. E. K. Lim, officer in Mr. She I hope Criminal Scrsions yesterday.

of Victoria charge

Mortuary, in future you will have nurnen the crying of one of the Cheung Chow and Nantao Islands Accused pleaded not

said he performed

New Territories. post who have been registered in convicted prisoners and as well as the whole of the of the through Mr. D. Strellett.

Nuries who are his wife and daughter. deceased and found considered qualified in other mortem vn

Kong. Mr. A. Lonsdale, Crown Coun-

The men were two brothers,

During the occupation of the A Memorial Meeting alkaline caustic in the Internal sel, is conducting the prosecution. In the opinion of American of

direct Russo-Turk Meguro, B. Cficials, such u The Jury Bre

con- places may not measure up to Yip Kau and Yip San, and Chan Colony, a large number of people commemorate the organs and the kidneys

all found were vaccinated, but medical au- Ma-sang, who wore the standard in this Colony. Randall (forem). I. C. Gard dealing, would throw Turkey to the o

now have not much n, W. A. Fox, i. V. Broom, A.

Sister Camille-We now have guilty of the murder of the thorities Russians without a chance of re-death of European and tained blood clots.

Dr. J. Redman. Government J. Gastro, A. Lock und

Chinese employees of the chemist, said he found the in- registered aurats in the hoa former two's stepfather, Wong faith in its result. Reason for this, said Dr. Ware, was because Kurli.

Kuon, at Sha Tin on July 13. The new Russlan note of Sept. Taikoo Dockyard who ternal organs contained alkaline pitol.

at that time the electricity failed Mr. She---[ hope that thei found The amount

The jury retired for

frequently, and this was bound to to Turkey, repeating the Rus- in proposal for joint Itursn-Tur-died during the attack caustic.

Dardanelles on Hong Kong in Decem-WAH Bot enough for a fatal down, blicity given to this inquest minutes to reach a unanimous have an effect on the Calf Lymph kish defence

Deceased's husband, Malt Loi, will serve us a warning to hos decision, finding all the accused vaccine. Unless this is kept un-

recommendation der proper conditions it im came na surprise to political ber 1941 and subsequent- shipbuilder, said he quarrelled pitals regarding custs of this gty, with

of mercy for the third accused, mediately deteriorates. circles in Ankara.

for retired that tussin Y, was held at 5 o'clock) with his wife on the night of nature.

following day.)

As the interpreter, Mr. Ng. Aug. 14. The when he returned from work, minutes ta consider their ver- was translating the sentence the Government pathologist every

She diet.

on first accused, the second ac-day,

The population of the Colony After the verdict had been cused started to weep, kneeling has now trebled the figure at the he found her vomiting. told him she had drunk two

in the deck. He was held up Jezance surrender, and a rent cupfuls of "kan sul" (used in nonounced Mr. She said that Dr. Newton (who was in court)

by two warders throughout the ntber of the newcomers arrived He took her to the French! would make the necessary ar-

registereti sing of sentence but he con- from places in Chinn where vae- the preparation of noodles), Hospital where alte was treated rangements

"did not do the sequently the ball of peouts are emergency murder the following in connection with

In need of the injection. overnight and

second accused's wife The

Smallpox deaths in the Colony day, when he returned to visit cases.

totglied vighty. of and daughter who were present last month

44 per cent were his wife away.

Court, cried continuously this Beure He took his wife home and

while His Lordship was passing Cildren aged engaged Dr. Fok Wing-kai, His

acensed re- wife died on the early morning

The other two celved the sentence in silence, of Aug. 19.

HMHS Tarea was en route for

After passing sentence, His over 12 years. Hong Kong from Kure when the

the third Dr. Vargasoff, of the French PT, boat was seen 150 miles west Lordship informed

would be Hospital, said that on Aug. 15 of the southern tip of. Formosu. accused that the jury's recom- he received the deceased and The Officer of the Watch, Chief mendation of mercy

forwarded to His Excellency the found that her tongue and Officer G. R. Mudford. of High Governor, His Lordship thanked thraat were inflamed. He ad-gate Hill, London, sud "As soon the jury and exempted them vised her to stay in the hospital, as I spotted it, I recognised

Chinese National Currency She told him she had taken kan u torpedo bont. I spent 40 min from further jury duties for

Accused then said to him re-opened after week-end wealt aui" and he told Sister Louise utes kreping an eye on her unti

Mr. A. J. Clifford,

Спиул

and uncertain, and buyers were that he (accused) was going Magdalene to inform the police, she came abenm four miles away

Counsel, assisted by Sub-Ins- absent. Opening quotation were to give evidence on behalf of He did not know the patient then I saw the distress signal.

$1.14 for futures and $1.28 for Wong. Accused told witnes They were 150 miles from land pector V. McVey, prosecuted.

(accustd):-Was -- had left the hospital, nor did that's why I kept a real eye Mr. A. el Arrulii, instructed by spot," but "by closing time they that "ac" Altars for

for hundreds of de- the Sister inform him she had

left

on her..seeing a little boat miles the Government, appeared for had fallen to $1.12 and $1.26

respectively (for CNS1,000). censed Chinese employees were

Sister

The jury were Messrs. A. C. Louise in evidence from anywhere. They were ex- the three accused,

Gold also weakened, and after placed in matshed structures which had been built round said that when she feceived de- ceptionally lucky to get picked three sides of the main build- ceased the latter was not able up: our normni mute would have Johnstone (foreman), B. Field opening at $341 a lacl it drop Chuen Chun-tseng, The demand for U.S. dollars ing. Offerings were made to to speak and her husband inter- been through the Formosa Chan- staod, Leong Fung.. A. C. ped to $336 at the close.

The husband told her nel but because of the typhoon we Woodier,

was sustained at $4.88/$4.90. the departed in the traditional preted.

avoiding route round J. Dakker and So Tak-uen. gui"

Sterling was quiet at $16, while Chinese style, after which the his wife had taken kau took the

Dr. Formosa,"

Australian pounds further xathering bowed three times and and she took the woman to

"Very Fed Up"

weakened to $12.80. observed a three minute silence. Vargasoff's office where she

was advised by Dr. Vargasoff The ship's Navigating Officer, Mr. Finnie's Address Mr. J. Finnic, Chief Manager

to the police. of the Taikon Dockyard, then addressed the gathering ав follows:

Death was due to perforation of 7, in which the proposal was at the Taikoo Dockyard'a East by a doctor. She won detained nurses and other improvement Unwed crying and shouted in cination was not available. Con- Kwan-choi with injury to hig

the heart, internal haemorrhage offcially made. and shock.

The full text of the Russian nolu

The wounds on the head and was published in the Turkish press the building there was a Scroll her, the Sister told him to take

body could have been with a chisel.

Infleted

The ease was adiourned to this morning.

today but only the newspaper Tasvir" commented, saying, Re peating notes will not make any change in the convictions of the Turkish nation, make the least sacrifice when Tur- B.key's sovereignty and territorial Integrity is at stake."-Associated Press and Reuter.

The Speaker at the Rotary Chab luncheon at 12.15 yan.. Gludirater Hotel today will be Mr.

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J. J. Forster.

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sentence.

year.

Dockyard Inquest

three to Beyon cent aged one to years, 17 per three years. nine per cent aged seven to 12 years, six por cent under one year

and 24 per cent

MONEY MARKET

S'hai Exchange

Pun was a Crown witness in the case against Wong Fuk- chau, on trial for High Treason) at the Central Court on Batur- day.

Mr. R. S. Smith prosecuted. Pun in the witness box stated he wan called to give that evidence in the case

ngalpat Weng Fuk-chau,. While in the lavatory on the second floor, he accused ankl, him what

He told. (witness) was doing. accused that he was there to give evidence that Wong killed his brother.

guerilla.

After hearing the evidence Mr. Sheldon discharged the him not to any Crown accused, warning

with interfere witness.

TROUBLESOME PASSENGER

Mr. L.C.F. Bellamy, General Manager of the Hong Kong evidence Shanghai, Sept. 30.

Tramways,

gave Closing quotations were:- against a Chinese, Hon Wing- Buying Selling kwong, 28, unemployed, charged

CNS CNS with disorderly 217,200 217,400 board a tramear

Gold per ounce 3,300

Hong Kong dollars 703

Unomcial market. -Associated Press.

that she should report the case F. G. Hill, of Streatham, Londen, She was under pointed out that the PT. Boat the impression that the woman's had drifted about 150 miles from

An inquest into the death of came was too complicated and the Manila-Hong Kong route. "It troublesome so

diMcult for she advised the was

our Skippern Chinese, Cheng Yat, who was The woman Navy, of woman to go home.

(Captain

tein W. H. Creese, Merchant killed in Talkoo Dockyard on told her she would wait for her

Tunbridge Wells) to Sept. 6, was held at the Central busi husband

and when he arrived bring this 9,000 tons vessel along Magistracy yeaterday, when Mr. U.S. dollars next morning she told him to ride an 80 foot launch in such George Sho ant as Coroner.

jury comprised · C. L. weather. The survivors looked take her home, which he did.

da Rocha (foreman), J. H. She did mot refer the dis- fairly fit in the circumstances

Tavares and Lau Kwai-cheong. missal of the womon to the but very fed up-and were cer- Matron or the

It was stated that the de- climb on board Shu tainly ghid to was not a qualified nurse.

Tairen.

ecoded was sandwiched between They told us that they had an earth truck and a locomotive. "Rather Un-Christian?”

Mr. She-Don't you think started out with a four days sup- that was rather un-Christian Fly of food, expecting the voyage

Doctor.

There was no reply.

Ind

to take three days.

When

The

Ignorance

According to the driver of No Excuse

the locomotive no one was giving

After hearing farther!

4,010 George She at

810

conduct. oa

before Mr.

the Central

Magistracy yesterday.

CRT

at the Praya Wall without-per- Arrivals And

"Tonight We commemorate the death of a very large num ber of those who worked with us in Taikoo Dockyard in the

Mr. Bellamy said that as he years before the Paelfie War.

along was driving his During the attack on Hong

Queen's Road Eust about 9.15 Kong in December 1941 many of the Chinese Staff and work-

am. on Sunday, he saw accused')) men were killed and 12 member

creating a commotion on board a tramcar. The conductor told of our

small comparatively

th wanted him that accused British Staff

lost their lives the defence of Hong Kong.

Two more cargo boat mis-start a fight. About 300 workmen were killed

A fine of $50 or three months" we signals when the accident octresses were fined by Conrir- in the Allied air raids on the

There was formerly Ryder, Marinc, Magistrate, yes- hard labour was imposed. Dockyard and many more died | The Matron, Sister Cunille, picked them up they had been at curred.

before European supervising

terday for tying their boats up of injuries; a greater number said that there were 11 regis-sea for nearly a fortnight."

HMHS Tarca took the P.T.5 p.m. every day. of men, women, and children tered nurses in the hospital, a boat in tow but the heavy seus

mission. registered died of malnutrition and star- of whom were

Comdr. Ryder repeated the with one exception, finally parted the rope and the ce, the jury returned

launch was abandoned about 100 of death misadventurë and

by vation as a direct result of the Macao

Lo warning he gave

almitar war. W remember them all There were also mix untrained milles from Hong Kong. American recommended that there should offenders on Saturday that ig

supervisor units are searching for all three be a

norance is no excuse for dis- "In the few minutes that are

locomotive was operating.

obeying the harbour regula-include Miss K, Grimm, W. G. Grim missing vessels.

D, given to me I want to remind this place cleaner and healthier; HMHS Tarea had taken sick

tions, and imposed a nominal Capt, d. E, lowice, Copt, T. you that men and women of the let us cant out all fear of Japanese prisoners from India and

Ane of $10 on each of the ac-Bolt, K, N. Tong, Mir, nd Mr. G N. B. Baynes, Mr. D. Lotse, Capi cuned. Allied Nations fought this war the intimidator, the thief, and Malaya to Kure and was making for the number of hospital cases not for personal gain or the bully and let all these un- the return voyage with a number has transported

On a charge of carrying 18. Kaux. Cant, R., J., Dover and

Won. P national giory but, in the hope desirablea see that Shaukiwan of slek

cazes belonging to the war.

Captain Lukban has served as exceed persengers on his motoro. #..

Latest departure from the Penļaudīta that they might make this is n place where law and order Commonwealth Occupation Force. world a better place to live in will prevail.

The ship Chief Officer in the American junk on Saturday, Ng Ka-man, and in the hope that

everyone

"There is no better way of British-India line belongs to the Mercantlle Marine and had a very acting mugger, pleaded guilty include A. 16, Hound, d. 1. Berklis woulst be given the opportunity

and was fined $100 or 14 days and Mr. and Mrs. A. U, Peck, activo war carcer, on one occasion than by Government chartered since 1948, boing a survivor from a ship sunk in default. His licenco showed of living

with happily and

serving in all theatres of war, in-In the Mediterranean. He has a that there were three previous anday frein greater security. The best way A group photograph was then cluding the Anzio and Salerno wife and two children living in convictions.

**IIMATICA"- we can commemorate those who

landings.. Tolrea borsts a record Manila. lost their lives in this war is for each one of us to do what we can to further their high ideala,

tonight.

honouring our dead serving the living." taken.

while the

during the

No Outstanding Air Or Surface Mails

Departures

Latest Arrivals at the Tottineula Hote

The following pengers, Orrived on

Sydney the

Sub Inspectors Eggleston He, and be WF. Culver and

and Koordlunor conducted the child. Mes. D. Lutze and on, Mrs, prosecution for the Police,

WARNER BROS. "ANNIVERSARY”

Grips, ha E. Griffin and B A. Brewin, and imara, W. G: Grims, R. 3. Mackentip and G. F. tours.

Through peneira för Shangliał were Kr, E, Armflaue and ebdisk, Mes. E Ramsbottom. MR. McKechnie out Mrs, E. Room Moons The introduction of talking Master 3 Moo) and Mr. J.-H.

B. Palla pictures by Warner Brothers burd were also 2i. Chismu pie twenty years ago, is being onger who had embarked al Calen commemorated in Hong Kong quend by the retense of a batch of

Among thoso present were Messrs. F.A., Elliott, R.B. Bell, R. Main, F. Burrell, GW. Blown, G. Gerrard, OH. Bummern, A.) "In the world today, many McArthur, W.G. Mckie, A. Ste- prople spend their time trying ven. J.H. BicLeod, F.S. Themeen, to solve other people's problems P. George, N. Waid. D. McCol before they have solved their an. G.W Paterson, J.0. Mit- own-the thing to remember is chell, P.K. Watson, J. Frith, W. that our work lies here. Here Kinniburz. A.W., Ranco, F.9. we have an excellent opportunity Elliott, G.L, Knight, W.. Wor of serving China and of serving rell, M.J. Lavaletic, B. Sheeham, and 3.H. Stewart, J.C. Chalmers, W. the world by repairing building suund ships which will B. Adome, J. Nitumo, T. Swan,

Air mail from London is com- an assurance that mall destined "Anniversary" films. tho carry safely across sens P.J. Jeatock. J.B. Wood. G.H.plete up to the London dateline of for provincial cities in England

15P. Fendergast, T.J. Bartlett, J. There is now no outstanding London/Hong Kong

and Sydney/Hong Kong air or surface mail, said a Government spokesman yesterday.

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Parser who embarked at 10

for Shanghal by the *.*. "Kwallen"

for Kong

Yesterday

were& Mr, atké

much needed food and materials. Boorman, J.R. Baxter, W. Mit Sept. 21 and surface mall up to and posted on Thursday evening, \iving a pictorial history of the Mr. and Mrs, V, T, Tehroz átd ebik

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"Okay addition, Sound" two-reel featurette, Mrs. D. Bet kad Mies lett,. choll, R.B. Taylor, A. Mullen, A. "A New Spirit”

Sept. 19 was not included in the J. Russell, 8.J Pollock, A. the July 30 dateline.

Air mail from Bydney is com-mall that was put aboard the development of the talking plc. and Mrs B, Gibbins Role- "At the same time we must Lack, J. Rowan, S. Doughty, N.D. aerve our community by dolag Meffan, J.D. Thomson, C. McLen-plete up to Sept. 24 and surface Dakota plane which was wrecked ture from le erudo beginnings, Shen and B. T. Was.

last Wednesday.

in Edino's laboratory to the Departures for Shanghat by Qe nợ, everything possible to improve nan, A. Hunior. A. C. Ford, F.S. mall up to Aug. 24.

Canadian afr mail is also com- The spokesman pointed out that the lot of those who work with Wollstead. R.B. Murzhull, J.P.

T. 8 Powell, Y. Arnold Janımı has Rush, J.C. Dryburgh, C.H. Clay-pleto up to a 'Montreal datoline of it was originally stated in clochnical perfection of the pre- ""mina" ©'Munday included”, METR...... believe the war

Olin W, Meyer, Rod Chann brought us nearer

Ter together and

ton, J. Clark, J. Young, J. McAr. Sept. 10.

forms that the only England mail sent will be exhibitcil.

Owing to the funeral of the and Mas Y. Pollock the plane comprised I am 11 all do what we thur, S. Grant, W. McColl, R.B.

We

The following assungstu kes" "werfvish. can we shall sos, in time, hera Nerrio, M. W. Boswell, AA. to fie resolved was dated Sept. 18. mull posted between 2pm on Dakota orash victime, the in Quarry Bay and In Should Critton, D. Munro, A. W to However, there is one New York Friday, Sept. 10 and pm on No. 7 War Crimes Cours did,0.AC. from mandalas wan. a new spirit of servics aid clay. J.it. Carver. Wald, Wale mall outstanding, dated Sept, Monday, Sept. 1. harare any not alt to hear the closing nde, tien. Spline (zajedn

mail posted

adlock on dresses by Prosecuting and De. (For Japanic Caplinka w a very great improvement in Melrose, H. Smith, D. Metuskie, the lives of our people.

Lot this be no empty colo- Le Fung-, Teang Yat-sun, and the Posimester-General could give have been on the plane.

B. Hose, J.. Cassols. J. Hutchison question had been asked whether on Monday, the ward would not addresson will be delivered at snd, Eurineer: Decor

spokesman will lant the Pillar the 90 tips: 2 pm fetaling Cosusel restestiny. The haws Ree Knott

10 a.m. today. bration. Let us resolve to make| Hon Man-wal.

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Broekért. D. W. Hue, T.G. Bar-

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