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No large-scale shifting of CMSN ships from Colony
The trips to Canton by two tugs of the China Marchants Steamship Navigation Company
did not herold any farge-scale shifting of the Company's steamers from Hong Kong wator. This was officially announced by Mr. Charles
Kiang, Director of General Affairs, Overseas Head Office, of the Communist-controlled shipping organisation, last evening. Deploring the speculation of the movements of the CMSN ships in the Colony, the off- cial spokesman declared that none of the CMSN steamers have left port.
"We still have all the 13 ship in port now. Only two tugs left) port for Canton-the first on July 12 and the other on Satur- day." Mr. Klang stated,
The spokesman reiterated that as far as the Hong Kong Office i concerned no plans have been discussed regarding the future
mers.
The tugs went to Canton via the Macao route more or less on freler trip. Their safe arrival in Canton attcated the safe pas- sage from Hong Kong to the Kwangtung port," he added.
SENATOR'S ESTIMATE ON KOREA
Washington, July 18. American troops face six operation of the 13 CMSN stea- to nine months of fighting in Koren, and even longer if Russia sends reinforcements to the North Korean Com- munists, Senator Millard Tydings, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Com- mittee, said today. When asked whether this would Senator Tydings' estimate pre- inuch of a Hong Kong-Macao. sumably reflected the views of Canton service. Mr. Klang replied.top military leaders, · Includlar that all the 12 steamers are fully General MacArthur. The Seon- nanned and ready to resume tor (Democrat, Maryland) made operation at a moment's notice. the statement in a transcribed
"I do not know, whether any of them will be used in the im. mediate future. We have 12 plans for any service," he added.
Sofo route
Mr. Klang also disclosed that word had reached the local office that the route to Canton
via Macao is absolutely safe The two tugs reached Canton. he said, without having to play hide and seck with any picious craft,
SUG-
interview over station. It was the first specif
Baltimore radio- forecast by a senior official on how long it might take to achiev the eventual victory which is taken for
here. granted
there Senator Tydings sold always was the possibility medio- tion might bring peace in Korea at any time. Britain and India are trying to persuade Russia t call off the North Korean Com-| munists.
Regarding the personnel of the CMSN ships, he said that sorne the North Secretary,
had reslened and some had been repatriated to Shanghai.,
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"These men have been replaced by seamen engaged locally," he declared.
It was also stated that the two "Ming" tugs lare expected to re- turn to Hong Kong shortly.
The Senator pointed out that there also was the possibility that Russia or the Chinese Com- munists might pour troops into Korean forces and prolong fighting Indefinitely.
"Assuming that the confined to those forces now 1 North Korea, it seems to me w are in for a six to nine months' 'operatfons,” said Senator Tdyings. I
"American troops now at the battlefront pro doing maghl- ficently, considering the fact they are outnumberad and outgunned."
way
The "Ming 3030" left the Colony on July 12 for/Canton to mark the first attempt by.. the Com- munist-controlled
company to He explained that delaying ne- leave Hong Kong waters, where an retreat was the only strategy the CMSN fleet is now secking open General, MacArthur at refuge against Nationalist craft.
present because "we haven't' Her sister tug, the 600-ton enough forces yet to put a line "Ming 312" left during
tho
all the week-end with another vessel in
across the Korcan peninsula. tow. Both reached Canton with-
That
the
Amerlean out incident,
mpant troops must constantly keep fall- ing back
to keep from belor surrounded by the enemy's en- veloping delves. But they were selling ground dearly and slowle down the onemy advance with the least possible loss of life, the
added.
TAG:
Screening
of aid offers
Sen reinforcements are being rushed to
Washington, July 17/
to the American front line fighters as
as rapidly as pos The United States has set up sible. Senator Tydings continued. an official group: to screer it takes 25 ships of 10.000 toas offers by Britain, the Nether- each to move single army lands, and other UN rembe division and its equipment. nations to give military and could not be done in two other aid in the Korean fight-three weeks. He also expressed Ing.
the hope that other members of The State Department an- the United Nations 201 would nounced that its ranking repre-
contribute some ground forces to sentatives are Mr. Livingston T. the campaign.-United Press. Merchant, Deputy Assistant Sec- relary for For Eastern Affairs.
and Navy Captairi Albert C. MOSLEM FESTIVAL
Murdough of the Office of the Secretary of Defence.
Offelala said the primary pur- pose of the group is to make the most effective use of the ald offers already submitted by many of the UN member nations which are backing the effort to halt the Communist invasion and restore pence in Korca. For this purpose the new committed will be in direct communication with General Douglas MacArthur's unified command at Tokyo and the UN. at Lake Success. A150- cinted Press.
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The daredevil 'river man's barrel was carried to the river bank by a 25-mile per hour current after he had gone two miles, from the starting pointe tam
Police and friends refused to let him continue the perilous journey - over the 157-foot falla.
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WHICH HAB BINGLETON?
combination thoroughly and that he could not make his contract IF FOUR trumps are held by except with ald of an enemy slip the defenders, including the king unless one of the defenders had and jack, and you can not afforda, singleton spade honour. But the loss of a trick in the sult, which might have it? That was you have a problem to solve the question. You can thwart the opponents The
West proved opening bid by those cards are divided on a the key, South decided that this basis of three and one, in case sount bidder would not have the singleton is one of the twa opened the auction unless he had honours. To play that combina-some sort of decent honour out- tion successfully, you must de-side of his heart sult, and the cide which is the more likely to only card that could be was the have a singleton, or else which king of spades. Furthermore, he
more
likely to hold the king, would not have done it unless guarded or otherwise,
that card was
guarded. SA & 732
therefore decided it had at least 11 0
one guard and in the tone
hoped it had with East
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Playing for that, he won the club tead with the K and ted the spade, ready to send it through in the
It would fall a that singleton J
J West didn't cover and prepared to win
with the A if West used the K When West
played low, the J fell. Then the 10 was finessed and the A killed the K to assure the contract.
Tomorrow's Problem
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plus5-2
The opposite the double-
fact that North knew his partner was likely to get the
best result from his available
assets.
West scored his heart K.
and then, to
compliente South's
card-reading, led the club 4.
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South.
It took only a moment of sur~ : If South
North-South
bids. 1-Heart and
vey to tell South his project de- North 2-Spades, what bidding pended on preventing loss of a plan would you follow in the trump trick. He knew the card-| East?
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