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DECLARATION OF HUMAN WELFARE

Sir-It is greatly appreciated that our protest lodged with both Peking and Talwon regimes against the arrest of mombers of our Chu Licu Socioly which we sent to you had been published on September 27.

And now, a Declaration, of Hu- man Welfare was passed and proclaimed by the fourth Annual Conference of this Socioty which in drafted by Professor Lo Meng- tze, one of our members.

Enclosed is a copy of this De- claration.

Yours etc..

CHU LIEU SOCIETY.

[DECLARATION OF HUMAN WELFARE]

A Declaration of Human Wel- fore was, passed and proclaimed by the Chu Lieu (Main Current) Society at its Annual Conference

held at a place adjacent to the

Chinese mainland on October 24, 1950.

The Society is a Chines popular liberal research organis tion, somew what similar to English Fabian Society aid yet

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differing from it in certain res- pects. ti nanimously resolved to roclaim the Declaration drafted by Professor Meng-tze, one of is members, as a peace project and a set of economic and poli- tical proposals to be submitted to the Chinese and other peopies of

only

basis of discussion the world as hoping thereby to explore new the solution of the paths for Chinese problem, the attainment of world peace, and the promotion [of human progress.

It is the main thesis of thu Declaration that man, living as he is in the middle decades of the twentieth century, not should, but is also in a position ta, proclaim a now and fourth Declaration and usher in a new cra of human welfare with Hu- nian - Rights Economy, Wellure Polity, and the Welfare State as ils characteristic features and, að the suma time, pronounce the passing of the old regime whose old-fashioned economy, polity,

and State (whether of the right er of the left) were all based on ruthless exploitation and suppres- sion.

the

The Declaration of Human Wel- faro is indubitably animated by

same spirit arid possesses the same significance as the Ameri- con Declaration of Independence, the French Declaration

of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and the Communist Manifesto; has develoved out of the other but its contents, forin, and

ition are quite diferent.

It is not short political pamphlet er propaganda sheet, but a sу6- tematic academic monograph.

The whole document comprises some 190,000 words and is divided into eight chapters, as

as follows:

1. A New Proclamation

Mistaken Views of the Age

3. On

On the Threshold of a De-

ocratic Philosophy

4. Truth ns Viewed in the

Radioactive Age

3.

Road to Freedom

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

TENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 4th November, 1950,

There are eight races, the First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. ind the First Race will be run at 2:00 p.m.

Through

Tickets (8 Race-$10) may be obtained at the Compradore Office of the Treasurera, 1st Floor, Telephone House, llas tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race.

"To avold congestion at the Club's Officers at Telephone Hopee, on-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's Branch Offices at:---

**

6, O'Aquilar Strast, Hong Kong

or

322, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND, ENCLOSURE

Mombars and guests are reminded that they and that ladies AUST wear their hadges prominently displayed throughout the Masting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL RE ADMITTED TA THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or enson tickets and gentlemen, non-membare of the Club; to the Members Enclosure and Club Roomarat,'$10.00. Including” tax, or Indio

or gentlemen are obtainable through the Georgiacy on the ritten or personal Introduction of a member, such member ta be esponsible for all vialtors introduced by him, and for payment fall chits atc.

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on sale the RACE COURSE.

The Branch offices and the Treasurers' Compradora Office wijl The lope at 11.09 am, and the Secretary's Office at 11:45 a.m.

anurora Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office are tunted at 1st Floor, Telephone House,

A fimited number of uffins will be obtainable at the Club

6. Hunan-Rights Economy

7. Welfare Polity

6- The Welfare State and Free

Socicly.

The work carefuly and boldly faces the new developments that have come about in world history In the last one hundred years. It takes advantage of the revolu- lion thit has been launcher in the intellectual world ana is about to be cheried to completion, in order to overthrow the plilloso-

When ዩና survey, from the

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OC!

BEACKPOOL ILLUMINATION

HKAA forced to cancel Personalia

Hill Climb-Dinner Dance

The

Hong Kong Automobile Association Hill Climb-Dinner Dance, arranged for November 12/13, has had to be conceflod.

This was revealed yesterday by Mr. Paul Du Toit,

Chairman of the HKAA Sports Committee-

A statement issued by Mr. Du Toit said;"

"It la with the greatest regret that the Committed are forced le abandon their plans for a HI!! Climb Dinner Dance to have been held on November 12-19.⠀

Ant

German two-cylinder motor car

Mr. and Mrs. W, G, McKle, Mr and Mrs. G. Pickup and Miss E.C lle left for the United Kingdom yesterday by the mv. Astyanax.

Departures for Musila by CPA yesterday included Mr. and Mrs II. Carpenter, Messrs. J Brown S. Nepomuceno, F. Orense and J. Phelon.

.Messrs. Truong Dam, To Tich- cuong and Luu Hoàng lại 191 Saigon yesterday by Air France.

Mrs. S. Lheureux, MES Jan Yu. Miss S. G. Farmer, Messrs. Tang Bao, Châu Quang, Rober Pln and La Chi-dan arrived here

This not due to lack of support on the part of Members -out the contrary their backing has him most encouraging-bu is

Despite reports that the ex-from Saigon by Air France on entirely due to our innbility to

Tuesday, suitable locale. It seems perimental three-cylinder quite ridiculous to say

that we are unable to DKW was to be made in tick- this Colony we a Hill, but such indeed is the many it has at last been de care Lest we be accused of cided that production in the rastiness let me relate our ende- Western Zone of Germany is avours up to date. T༥, 9 ༣༤

to be started with a two-cylin- "After inspecting six or seven der two-stroke car. possible venues and driving" on ull them,

of the Committee were unanimis in selecting a rout that included a part of Shoshun Hill with a read that

branches of it

top. the

were of the

opinion that

thecal In that it provided

Court Brevities

It is developed from the popu

On a charge of possession of a lar pre-war design, but with a revised frame and chesis layout, dangerous drug, a Shanghai man more powerful engine and com- Wong Hoi-chuen, was sentence

to nine months' hard labour and pletely new bodywork.

recommended for banishment b The great Auto Union organlMt. F. X. d'Almada at Kowlozi. sation, centred in the Eastern safe spectator accommodation, a zone of German, has been - yesterday. solid bank on either side which tionalised. but independent activi-

Revenue Inspector Hunt stated would minimise drivers' risks, a

In

that on Tuesday during a search the

of outgoing passengers at the return road through a milltary ties are being carried on

Westen Zone. Motor cycles are railway station, crude morphin would huve reserve that

kep things

again in production at Ingolstadt. merrily, and an rolling Ideal

in the American area, and the powder was found in a false lid for a

plenie as we were

of defendant's suitense. In a far- ele o the beaches. From the cars are to be built in the former ther search at the Revenue Office driver's point of view the road Duschdorf. The fist

Rheinmetall-Borsig factory

are more morphine was found in the was excellent being quite tricky, expected to leave the line shortly. / hollowed heels of a pair of shoes not tor fast but speedy enough to nad production will be mainly in the sultense. test the best men and with a good reserved for the home market for he was being paid $200 to convey

sport

surface.

ne

cars Are

Defendant then

admitted that

Happy in this we approached the time being.

Before the war the DKW was the drug to Canton. the Police only to be told after

one of Europe's most popular some delay that they considered

Remarking that it was incredl- the road unsafe. Well the Law strall cars, and sohe of its main

features have been retained in ble that defendant should go out being The Law we did not argue the new Meisterklasse model. The of his way by more than three but began once more looking 008 C.C. twin-cylinder two-stroke miles to take a soldier back to

about us.

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our suggestions were ruled out space.

reasons

of

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RASC drivers found guilty of robbery sentenced to prison

verdict of guilty by a six-to-one majority was "returned at the Criminal Sessions yesterday by the jury trying two young RASC drivers on a charge of robbing a taxi-driver in King's Park, Kowloon, of HK$104 and a fountain. pon. Driver Sidney George Thomas Harrison, aged 19, of Derby, received a sentence of two and a half years' härd labour, while Driver Joseph Barraclough, aged 20, of Darton, Yorkshire, was given three years.

The second accused got a heavier term from Mr. Justice

Gould, Senior Pulsne Judge, Deaths from T

in view of his admission of two previous minor corivic- tlons he had In England in 1047.

The jury of four men and three vomen yesterday returned the verdict after a 20-minute reecss. Towever, they added a recom- mendation for leniency because o' he youth of the prisoners, who are attached to 983 Cay., Whit- feld Barracks.

Mr. Charles Loseby, KC, in. tructed by the Director of Army Legal Services, HQLF, defended the accused. Present during the hree-day tripl was Major A. N licks, RA, of the Ariny Legal Dept.

The prosecutor was Mr. M. Heenan, Crown Counsel, assisted by Detective Sub-Inspector Sou-

ter.

Sixty-seven

death's from tuberculosis wete reported in the week ende October 14, according t the Health Return release yesterday.

*There were also fic deaths from enteric fev and one each from `mer Ingitis, diphtheria whooping cough.

Total deaths from causes In the 'perlod im review, was 423 as agai 1,370 births,

Murder tri continues

Further evidence by The prosecution contended that nesses for the prosecution at about 230 nm. on August 15, given yesterday at the tr the complainant Lal Tim was two masons and an oc driving along Nathan Road in the coolie charged with the direction of the Peninsula Hotel, der of a head mason "bi when he was halled "by Harrison | night of August 5.*** and Barraclough.

The accused aro Ylu Yout 40, mason," "Yiù Muk. ag The two asked by gestures teniason, and Leung Chi, og be taken towards Salisbury Road. odd-job coolic. They we On reaching the junction in ques-raigned at the Criminal S tion, complainant was ordered to before Mr. E:H. Williams turn into that road, and subse- Chief Justice, and an al quently into Gascoigne Road in jury. King's Park.

Blow on neck

The taxi was then directed to

According to the prose the crime was committed: partly-completed buildin, Water Street, West Point,. construction work there w ing done by the firm of Sheung and Company."

turn right into King's Park Road. This was done by complainant who proceeded up the road untli First two accused worked they neured

the Filipino Club, as masons. The third accuse when he was told to stop.

been working a an odd-içb up to July 28, when he wąd The two soldiers got out. Pre- missed. However, he continu sently, one of them put his arms sleep in the premises as dli around Lai's neck from behind, other workmen. ́*** while the other went through his

A notice forbidding this pockets. Complainant was then rubsequently posted "up":1 given a blow on the neck, and accused's attention was called dragged a distance from the taxi. it by deceased, Leung Chiust the head mason. Accused app One of the accused unsuccessed annoyed at this. Accordin fully tried to start the taxi Lathe prosecution, all three ned shouted for help, and two police murdered Leung that night constables subsequently showed an axe and a hammer. up. After explanations, the two soldiers were: arrested."

Denying the allegations against them, the accused contended that when they halled the taxi, they intended to return to barracks. However, they changed thier minds, and Barraclough indicated to the driver that he wanted him to "and a nice girl."

The prisoners claimed that Lạt

eventually drove them to Kings Park of his own accord.

Barraclough sald he and the driver älghted, and the driver requested that he follow, liim. Barraclough, Indented he wanted Harrison to come with them

Judge's remarks

Mr WA. Blali-Kerr prosecutor. He is assisted by I tective Töspector C. A. A. NIC Mr. V. J. D'Alton is for th the second, and Mr. Y.K. Mok fo first accused, Mr. Y:H. Poor fo the third..

VOLKSWAGEN

FOR US.

All the 50 dealers through whom the Hoffman Motor.. Car Co., of New York, solls British cars have placed substantia orders for German Volkswage Cors

Hollman

Maximilian president of the company whid

will distribute the

for the German molksono

plans to increase krports to: 1,000

a short time.

within

sample" Volkswager just been delivered in New York Mr. Hoffman Inserted atú

It was alleged by Barraclough] 4 that a brier, mild argument arose fit this connection, and it was eventually decided to quit finding advertisement la a New Yor a girl and return to camp; as It was getting late:

newspaper, and as a result h had more than 500 telephon calls in a single day from peopl

tho

engine is still mounted trans-his barracks in Shamshuipo 'with Lack of safety margin

versaly and drives the front out an ulterior motive, Mr. James "In every case we wore wheels through three-speed Wicks at Kowloon yesterday forced to discard hille because gear box, but the whole power found To Kwok-tal guilty on two of their lack of a reasonable plant has been turned round so counts of allowing a private car safety margin..

ibat the engine and gear box for hire and driving the car with- "It was then suggested that we are now ahead of the front out the permission of the owner. could use sundry military roads wheels and not behind them. and the Army was contacted. This has permitted a reduction Defendant, who said that he They were as helpful as it is of 10in in wheelbase without was taking his employer's car Nelson possible for any one to be, but loss of passenger and luggage back to the garage in

Street when he picked up Ser- for very sound reasons connected Power has been increased to geant Morrison in Nathan Road, that he had asked the Army proposals we ruled out for Rion from 0.9 to 6.3 in and soldier for $3 when they arrived with army requirements, and the 23 b.h.p. by raising the compres- dented

downdraught 'Solex car at the camp. either connected within a safety or lack of parking space mixed with the petrol."

burettor. Lubrication is by oli To was fined a total of $275.

In the or Inability to get large cars DKW design a flat-topped, piston the site.

J. Redman, of 3, Ming Yuen we is used, and there are two Inlet West Street, was fined HK$25 at phical dictatorship imposed uport has been proposed that we ports to one exhaust. Expulsion the Central Court yesterday for a man by inordinately ambitious and dogmatic philosophers, both on-

mila or so for the Hill Climb and the exhaust gases is effected breach of condition governing hi elent and modein, and to herald I think that the Army might let the cross-current produced radio-receiving licence. He had when the in-going charges from failed to notify the authorities us have the new road from Taip the two opposed inlet ports col- concerned of a change in his all- the approach of a new ́era of philosophical democracy.

to Kam Tim for this, but it is lide. This eliminates the need for dress. too Into now to get Members' deflector piston with its extra A.A. Campos, of 2, North Point standpoint of philosophical de-

epintons on this and re-organise weight and large lump of metal Road, war alsd aned HK$26. He mocracy and in the atmosphere for November 12, and we have on the crown. The engine has an was summoned for not having a of a radioactive g the vista

therefore decided to postpon y aluminium cylinder hord,

licence for his radio get apering before mankind, it is | Mect until a date in December.

or pre-war cars, the gear: only naturul

"After the brilliant success of box is very simple, with three Garden Street, was uped K that we should

Mr. Chan Wah-yin, of 81, Lee HK$23 fundamentally question, criticise, the Rally this is mailing, but 7 speeds and reverse obtain by: and deny the validity of thos

am afraid that there seems to be sliding pinions, and is.

for falling to renew his radio Is chain econonijc and political doctrines

no alternative. I shall write driven front the crankshaft, licence. and theories of

as well as Members who have already enter. There is no synchromesh, but

ed for the Hill Climb, but in the easy gear changing is ensured by vale Herbert Harrison, aged 20. Hearing of the case against Eri- meantime if you have any sug-n free wheel which can be lock ACC 20th Brigade Headquarters, gestions please let me know at ed if required by a control inside Fanling, on a count of larceny,

the car. The gear

axed for December TOS on the steering columver is now

2.30 p.m., by

X. d'Almada The chassis frame is redesign at Kowloon yesterday. ed, having two widely swept box Harrison pleaded not guilty in section alde inumbers in place a charge of Healing, a $50 wrist of the previous single buckbone, watch from a woman, Wong Yuk, and the front suspension is at room 401, Honour Hotel, in changed, having a transverse October 23. In the meantime, he leaf sprice and two wishbones was granted a 20-day ronald ip below it in place of the double military custody. transverse leaf springs used, be

R. A. Webb, of Cherry Hill fore the wor..

vision of hydraulle brakes for charged belofe Mr. F. X. 'ä'Almada four wheels. Rear suspension is it Kow

owloon yesterday with 3- unchanged with transverse leaf saulting. Ley Ming by the Junction, apring and radius arms used with of Gascoigno and Chatham Roads a dead

Tuesday Lee Ming

In turn, was charged assaulting Webb

GOP and Mallor Howes;

Eoth defendants entered a plen unty and hewing wifs for Friday morning at 9.30.

Heating in the ease

ense against Ghulan Hussain, watchman on a charge of Infecently assaulting a 10-year-old Cifinesc - girl," was In view of Barzac ugh's <rom fixed by Mr. T. d'Almada at cord, be concluded, he had to loi- Kowloon yesterday for the after poka a' longer noons of November 24" and, "De- **** cember 8, Lady Harcourt, retired con- Moutro and Company up to plon of not guilty og

AF. N. Cooper entered a peralf of cuteite themiral dir Cecil Karcourt, Roys Centrul Fost Qida. Hơn 1′′ con Navy, thi Personnal died-

Summoned for storing 30 fous ant have often watched (laz24

today.

stubbier: Tyres Ja-'A mauled in the Fordligs.

their practical applications which, though old-fashioned and errone ous, “ronėtitute; nevertheless, a potent menace to modern man; we should indicate a and trat possible road to freedom-one lending from Human Hight Economy Welfare Polity,

ond Welfare State to free society..

The Declaration of Human Wellare is not promulgated as the pet theorier or creed, of a alven political organisation, bu

study of a liberal

The

once."

DENING TO VISIT HK ON FAR EAST TOUR

London, October. 25, Sir Maberly Eller Doning, for as the acadenton. The Chumer Assistant Under-Sétřetarý át | research

the Foreign Office for Far Eastern Lome

It's Society,

Sponsor would and South East Astan Affairs, was criticisms and dhe UX citango

leaving London by air tonight for go of opinions. The Society

ot Far not debur any.

the Individuals or

East.

progressive character from work-sador,

does ou

An exensive lay organisations of an unselfish, and Sir Baborly,"

the

inal rank of

Best to Hong F.

and reall further development Whom he is expected to ́stay":

visit Burma, Mapila and

of lis Ideals, nas, saveral days. From there be will India, and

louise provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Dotions are most welcome. But TOL 27818)NAMKE AN

"NO CHILDREN WILL DE ADMITTED TO REMISES DURING THE MERTINO. ENDS

such individinis and organiga räkistdri' 'and, also"

SALAAT PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

THE CLUB'A

The price of admission to the Publio Enclosura is $3.00 Includ ig tax for all persons including "ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

the Gate.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETQ, WILL NOT BE PER- VITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE NG KONG JOOKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OPTAINABLE IN HE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIO ENDLOSURE.

--Bervante pasqua vill bo lasums, to privato box holders only, whe roquesied.to, distribute them with discrimination and to endoits on the phenote, be), era af skolu pánku, prakUO PAY kha ideinkora” Englosur pare for, pating, through 40 tow and must remain in these amplüyora Manda

that is not expected anyone wil

it and appropriate try to I as his own scheme of social

salvation.

- MAILING LETTERS

Sir-Regarding the Postminster General admonition that leitors aro not always mailed in the cor- rept boxes, I wish to point out to

mailed

him, that

Wh

the

wrong

.

and

Bar-interested in

the

in buying

Car

three years, sai

Air. Hon he has receive

When Horrison raclough were about to leave, the defence contended, the police ar- rived and they were detained:

inquiries from my thousand After the verdict had been de- 67 US soldiers who served livered. Crown Counsel told the Germany and who are intereste Court that Barraclough had been in the Volkswagen. convicted of two minor" offences in England during 1947, involving an attempt to commit felony and ›wera admitted,

Another Innovation Is the 'pro- Lodge, Homnil Hill. Road, driving without a licence. Those coIVEN ATmeg

SINO-BRITISH ORCHESTRA

New Zealand,

Hh is expected. to be away several months and will make a detailed report to the Foreign The Brst concert of the season by Rocietary, Me Ernest Bovini, on the Sino-British Orchestra, under brolunRouter,

the direction of Dr. S.M. ward will be given at 8.30 pm. foday at the Diocesan Boys School, Kowloon

DEATH OF LADY WAHARCOURT

London, October 25

Tenor solos will be contributed by Tien Ming-en.

Tickets will be on sale

with

'nof

37ductor,piánlat: ; and who, di pin and at the Diocesan" poys the gotentea;

MARANG

BOX, flip-flap" into the

noared:

School from 19.m.

For

...

price.

Mr.

"We are going to set up deale and distribution organisations,

opening he said, "and we are

rvice school to

Hoffman sald that th Mr. Loseby then pointed out

market for the Volis neither weapons nor any particu-

In the United State Iar violence were used in the word be among people wh offence of which the youths were want a second car or thor convicted.

whose prime interest in thei

car is economy.

Mr. Justice Could, in passing opere is a tremendaur ventence, stressed the seriousness terest

It he said, of robbery in the Colony, How-

featured

will

・ever, he said he was taking into torn Trade Farne

conakieration the jury's" recordi mendation and Uig fact that stool 1 intended to lead

mony's drive for Increased e weapons were usqu

burts to the United Stator. "Ger many will be the second larges foreign exhibitor the Trad -Foire

WEDDING

Mr. Malcolm Jawson Snell, in- ginger of 27/24 Cameron Road

Don," and "Mika "EDIT" "BEAT"}, ins,, of: Igep Zand, School, KK.

the Supreme

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