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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1958.

Pago 3

Second survey in Lantao Island development plan

The second survey of Lantao Island on Sunday last, undertaken by a party of more than 200 membors, was nothing more than exploratory, and whether or not the island can be develop- ed to the extent of taking in some 40,000 sattlers has yet to be closely examined. Sponsors of the scheme said yesterday that from

all accounts large scale development of the island is not impracticable, but as in any large scheme there must be not only suffic cient financial backing, but also the tech- nicalities and promotion work that will have to be gone through first.

Cairo student

No approach will be made to Government until the spon- all aspects sors have studied

of the proposed scheme in de tail, and have checked up forthcoming from those who have expressed an interest.

attacks two upon what support will be

professors

Caira, May 20.

The original sponsors have in nind the opening up of the island

Reminders

Today

HKC Rotary Club, screening of Alm "Colour" Roof Garden,

HK Hotel, 12.30 p.m. Bridge Drive, European

8 p.m.

YMCA.

Union Jack Club, dancing class,

0.30 p.m.

Nine Dragons Services

Club,

Dy Tingle's physical class, 8 p.m., Whini Drive, 8 p.m. Carved very Art Objects, ex-

hibition by Mr. Tong Jing- ych, Hotel Cecil, 9 a.m. to 10 p.n.

Wilham Powell, Limited, annual! meeting. Jacobenn Room, Ki 'Hotel, 12 noon.

HK Light Orhestra, rehearsal, St. John's Cathedral hall, 8.45 p.m.

Cheers Services Club, Informal

dance, 7.30 p.m.

Coming events

TOMORROW

HK Ansteur Radio Transmitting monitily meeting, Society,

Chinn Fleet Club theatre bar, i 5.30 pm,

HK Art Club, monthly exhibition, Si. John's Cathedral hall, 10 (admission 10 p.m. ILM. free).

A Cairo University studente farming, vegetable gardening. Toc H meeting, 50, Macdonnell

last night shot one English professor in the arm and then hit another on the forehead with the revolver butt during an oral examination.

Wounded by the simt was Pro- fessor Richard Haines, English Professor at the Fusil A1 Awal University. Hit hy the revolver lammed buit after the revolver

Derry. was Professor Douglas father of the British jet plene test pilot, Squadron Leader John Derry, the first British pilot to fr faster than sound.

Both were taken

Haines

to hospital

and other rural pursuits, so that bout 40.000 of the surplus population of the Colony may be settled on the land.

Prospective investors

The various District Kallong Social Welfare. Associations then joined the originas sponsors, and enficted the Interest of prospec. tive Investors in the scheme, as It was felt that the would-be cottiers themselves will have no money of their own, and not only will they have to be given the land free, but they will also have to be helped along until, they get on their feet.

and Professor Derry was allowed to go home after having stitches put in his forehead. A report on Professor

WIN awaited.

The police said that the student was 22-year-old Kamsi Natarawi,

of an Assistant Under-people fit for the land or not, be. Secretary at the Ministry of Edu-cause their experience or inex- perlence will have a tremendous cation. Reuter.

cticct on the scheme.

son

Griffiths pays visit to trouble area

Kuala Lumpur, May 29. Mr. James Grimths, Seert- Lary of State for the Colonies, zeturned to Kuala Lumpur by plane today after a crowdeil 24-hour visit to one of the hol- test spots in the Melayan fight- ing, Dah Montakab, in Pahang Stale.

Then there is also the question whether the would-be settlers are

All these and other problems are now racking the brains of the sponsors and their helpers, and noi announcement will be made of what the next positive step will he until they have reached a de- cision on these points.

NATIONALISTS: RELEASE TWO BRITISH SHIPS

(Continued from Page 1) During the first week of the vessel's detention, the Nation-

He had flown there in an Australists repeatedly told the crew of the British vessel that the vessel

aircraft.

Mr. Griffiths and the British would be brought to Taiwan.

War Minister, Mr. John Strachey,

are on a fact-finding tour of mili-

However, the Cloverlock re-

tary and civil problems in Mainya.mained in Kin Men throughout

Yesterday 20 planters gave Mr. her detention. Griffiths their views of the situa tion at a luncheon arranged by the1

President of The Paling Planters Association.

Several of the plantera drove 60 miles along roads often the

of Queritia

ambushes Some brought their wives' with them because they did not want

scans

Purchased food

were

Women'

Road, 8.30 pan.

Section YMCA. Mahjong 10a.m.

European Morning.

Club,

Nine Dragons Services

dancing class, & p.m., screen- ing of cartoons, 0 p.m. Union Jack Club, Whist Drive,

7.30 p.m.

THURSDAY

Y's Men' luncheon, Roof Garden,

HK Hotel, 12.45 p.m.

Rotary Club lunch- Kowloon

Peninsula Hotel,

meeting,

12.30 p.m. HK Women's International Club, Whist Drive for Services, 7.30 p.m. Union Jack Club, Tombola 7.30

p.m.

Services Club, Dragons HK Band Call, 8.15 p.m. HK Art Club, monthly exhibition, St. John's Cathedral hall, 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. (nimission free).

Nine

Preliminary report on ss. Ebonal

The sinking of the ss. Ebonal off Swatow last. Wednesday have beun morning might caused by ramming an under- water wreck, according to a preliminary report sent yester- day to the Great Southern Steamship Company by its re- presentative in Swatow.

degress North, Longitude 116.47 degrees East, or three and halt miles Bouth West of Sugar Loaf Island.

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Photo shows a group of Phillippine Boy Scouts who passed through Hong Kong yesterday on their way to the Scouts Jamboree in America, where 60,000 scouts from all over the world will attend, Mr. I..J. Montilla, who entertained the visitors at the International Hotel. Kowloon, is shown in the centre, Mr. C. C. Quab, Deputy Scout Commissioner In Hong Kong, is on Mr. Montilla's right—{"Chira Mall" photo).

Visiting PI Boy Scouts entertained in Colony

Eighteen Philippine Boy Scouts who passed through the Colony on their way to the Second Na- tional Jamboree of Volley Forge, Pennsyl- vania, were entertained here yesterday.

Mr.

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The Scout Jamboree

Sing Tao held

to a draw by Singapore team

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home team equalised before half time.

The visitors played with 10 men Ilve

time

minutes before half

when the left-half, Chow at Valley Men-chi. injured an ankle. Limp-

C. C. Quah, Deputy Commissioner of Boy Scouts in Hong Kong, who conducted the visitors around, later expressed his admira- tion at their very friendly and jovial qualities. The boys arrived in the ss. President Cleveland. on Sun-Forge wil be attended by about ing badly on resumption, Chow left-wing late last nigh: 90,000 Loy scouts from all over was transferred to day, and left

the world, and will take place where he was a passenger and from June 30 to July

The Sing Tao virtually played 10 men aboard the same ahip.

re- Philippine delegation will

from then on. Chosen from various colleges main in America for a month or all over the Philippines to represo, after when they will toured very hard, preventing

The Sing Too defenders work- the guests

Eurupe. sent that country. showed their regret yesterday at only having cne day in which to see the Colony.

The delegation was headed by Mr. Victor de Gut, President of the Raguio Maintain Council of the hippane National Boy Scouts. Among the group were Feout master and a technical adviser.

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Yugoslav's

trounce Danish XI

Belgrade, May 28.

forwards

the

from

nippy Malay breaking though.

The exchanges were even with both teams making several nar- row misses towards the end. The Singapore custodian brought off many excellent saves from clos

one ho runge grounders while missed hit the crossbar, thun breaking Sing Too's winning streak.

The visitors are playing Singa-

Combined

Civillany on

pore

The visitors were met at the wharf yesterday morning by A Yugoslav football team Wednesday.-United Press. Mr. Qualt. They were enter: overwhelfied" a fighting, de- tained at the Morse Hut Scout fermined Denmark X today Headquarters, after (which they were entertained

test match before

SNEAD WINS

Fort Worth, Texas, May 28. Sam Snead, wise-cracking_pro

at the Cafe 5-1 in a de Chine by Dr. Jose V. Ro. Yugoslavia's participation next drigues, Philippine Consul in month in the Word Cham-from White Sulphur Springs, West Hong Kong.

The guests were then conduct- ed round

picnships at Brazil

Virginia, scrambled home with a 78 today, but it good enough

WRS Yugoslavia's hard playing ex-to give him a three under par 277 to the Filipino Club, parts spent much of the game in for 72 holes and his first Colonial King's Park, after which they Denmark's side of the field and Invitation golf championship.

Despite his slump in the final were frented to a tea-party by it was chiefly thanks to Eigil

The position of the half sub-Mr. 1. J. Montilla at the Inter-Nielsen, the Danish goalle, that round, Snead took the US$3,000 the score did not run higher, Arst money because he shot two merged vessel is at Latitude 23.8 national Hotel, Cameron Road.

Repeatedly he headed off Yuga-parkling 66's in the early rounde

Lover

the Colonial Country Club slav attacks with lightning like course, saves which won the admiration Shooting to retain the money- and the whole-hearted applause winning title he captured last of more than 60,000 persons who year, Snead boosted his 1050 gathered in Yugoslavia's newly earnings to $20,728--United Press. bullt stadium to watch the show.

about 15

Grand Prix at Monza

Monza, May 28. Luigi Villorasi today won The score did not measure the the Grand Prix of the Amto-spirit or the opposition of the Denmark team. From the begin- drome at Monza.

Ascari, ning whistle until the final, they and were in the fray fighting for pos- sosion of the ball in the hope of evening the score,

Chinese crew members of the

The vessel Inclines vessel were daily permitted to go degrees with Its stern-still-visible ashore to purchase food for the from the surface. ship, but the Europeans

The

des- representative was restricted to their vessel,

patched to Swatow to conduct an on-the-spot investigation of the accident which resulted in in-

wus Alberto four Chinese crew third was Dorino Serafini juries to

Unconfirmed reports fourth was Marlo Tadini. members. stated that seven Chinese passen- The first four were all driving Interviewed by the "China

gers aboard were killed in the Ferrari 2,000s. Mall" yesterday, the Vossel's accident,

Fitch was Glamplero Bianchetti, crew members complained that

to leave them behind in isolated The first three or four shop

Second ping expeditions look place under bungalows. During

the two-hour discus-the watchful eyes of Nationalist sions,

is reported te Mr. Griffins

Aval escorts. have given them un, assurance tha the British Government would do i everything possible to bring the present emergency 19 a speedy end, sparing"neither men nor

money."-euler.

Co-operatives

the behaviour of the Nation- The Great Southern Steamship also an a Ferrari 2,000.

The foreign stars, J. M. Fangio alist sailors was rude. They said Company expected that its re- and Hans Vog Stuck were forced that the Nationalists constantly presentative and the three Britons to withdraw." shouted at them and accused Captain L. C. Church, the Master,

the Chinese crow being Communists.

members of Mr.

Chief C. B. Skinner, the Ofees, and Mr. D. C. Phillips, the Chief Engineer, would be back in One Chinese crew member who Hong Kong in a day or so.

support wage protested against the accusation freeze policy

was beaten up by the Nation- alists.

The Europeans complained about the poor food the Nation- alists provided them. They also complained about the confiscation of their personal belongings.

Morecambe, May 29. Powerful Co-operative So- ciety backing was given here today to the British Labour One European omcer sald that Government's

freeze he lost several pounds in weight wage policy to prevent inflation. due to the bad food.

When the vessel was seized the This was regarded here as a bid for a greater share. first action the Nationalists took power in Bitish socialism's triple alliance of the Parlia- radio... mentary Labour Party;

the

Trades Union Congress and the Co-operatives,

was to take away the vessel's

ss. Sing. Hing

Soldier on indecent assault charge

Oficial classification.

In Istanbul, Turkey boat Persia

international 61 in ap

match today.

Boccer

Half time scores were 4-1. . More than 15,000 fans saw the Fer-game-the first between the two 1. Luigi Villoresi, Italy," uri 2,000, one hour 32 minutes nations-Associated Press. 81.2 seconds at 163.418 kilometrex per hour.

2. Alberto Ascari, Italy, Fer- rari 2,000, one hour 32 minutes 88.3 seconds, stopped at the 39th

Dorino Serafini, Italy, Fer- rari, one hour 33 mins., 42.2 sces. stopped at the 39th Jáp.

U.S. BASEBALL

New York, May 28, Today's baseball scores were: AMERICAN LEAGUE

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4.Mario Tadini, Italy, Ferrari, New York one, hour,

33 mina, 43.1

stopped at the 39th lap.

sec. Philadelphia

5. Giampiero Branchetti, Italy. New York (and game) Ferrari, one hour, 34 rains., 36.2 Philadelphia tecs, stopped at the 38th lap

6. Pietro Carini, Italy, Osca Detroit 1,350, tone

mine. sees, stopped at tha

A plea of not guilty, wan entered by a British soldier

hour 33

mins, 20.2 St. Louis who came up yesterday before Mr. J. Wicks at Kowloon, ca., stopped at the 37th lap.

7. Sergio Sioninol, Italy, Flat Detroit (2nd' game) charged with indecently as- stanswellini 1,100, one hour 32 St Louis

38 The Bing Hing was fired at saulting a Portuguese girl and

Cleveland 34th lap. Nationallat punching two Chinese men.

On the application of Sub- Germany's Will Grakau, driv Chicago warship near Amoy, on May 1 aftor she had left the Fukien Inspector Jones, the defendanting a S. M. U. 2,000, withdrew, al

Sapper Lee, attached to the 23 the last lap when he was sixth Cleveland (2nd game) 7 port. group of Britain's organised consumers today de- She was escorted to Kin Men General Hospital, La Sallo-way for unknown reasonssociat Chicago scribed wages and prices increases where she stayed throughout her remanded for seven days in mul-ed Fress,

tary custody. as a fatal line of policy,

Mr. J. W. Blower, in his presl- dedial address to the Co- operative Congrest, representing the largest

generalis adopted, he said, they would tend the power of the Co-operative Movement to an in- flationary process which would not only wreck Britain's economy but also disable export industries,

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Both vessels were released ́on: Sunday after their masters had Lee's, was been informed by the Nationalist charged when he pleaded guilty JOHORE CURFEW Deputy Commander in Kin Men to disorderly condutt throwing a that Talpah had authorised their botile at a Kowloon bus from

which the two had alighted. D release.

A British destroyer met the two vessols after the latters release. Fresh food webs given to the vessels during the meeting.

Tha Sing Huig is at present being escorted back to the Colony by the British destroyer. Unti last night there was still no. rów port shout, the Sing Hing's' ur- rival here.

A dusk to dawn curfew wit New York

Lee in alleged to have in soon be imposed on about 2,500 St. Loills decently assaulted Elaine de square

mile in South Johore Cincinnati Bouss in a No. 1 Route, Bus to province of Malaya “where a Kowlson City on Sunday while|large number of sorrorist, incl- Brooklyn the Eus was near the Junction of dents have recently been report-Boston Nathan Road and Prince-Ed-fed, mak

ward-Rond. Defendant is also Town areas will be excluded Chicago accused of subsequently strik; from the,

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In connection with the second| KULZE defendant. Sub-Inspector Jones Kan tari told the Court that no injury, to| other Privato. Robert Munro, of the passengers-ori damage was done

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