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CHINA MAIL
AIR FORCE BUSY
IN KOREA
650 Missions Flown In
Twenty-Four Hours
Tokyo, Jan. 9.
United States Far East Air Force war-planes took off for the Korean battle lines under forecasts of cloudy weather this morning as Invader light| bombers returned from night strikes on Com- munist traffic routes between Seoul and Pyong- yang.
The Air Force claims 1,350 Communist troops as killed or wounded and 1,200 Communist-occupied buildings destroyed or damaged in over 650 mis- sions flown yesterday.
"Flying Cheetah" pilots of the South African Air Force No. 2 Squadron flew 21 of, yesterday's :orties in American Mustang fighter pinnics,
air
Accused Of Violent
Robbery
MacArthur's General communique today credited the Cheetahs with damage inflicted the for or Kimpo, alrfeld abandoned South Korean capital of Seoul, and with "a
good strike" on Communist-occupled buildings at another location,
also at- Kimpo airfield was tacked by American Superforts
that whose crews reported
they could still see the smoke 60
Leung Keung, a 30-year- feld. the miles after leaving
Speedy American Thunder old unemployed of no fixed at abode appeared before Mr. jets hit the Communists
Williams in Suwon airstrip-latest field to Justice
by
Criminal Sessions Hearing
the
be abandoned the United Supreme Court this morning
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Rescue Belongings From Floods
Local inhabitants rescue balf belongings from a submerged farmhouse, at Chioggia, in the Gulf of Venice, North Italy, where severe floods have caused heavy damage, -- London Express Service,
MORE
Nations forecs-20 miles south charged with robbery with SMALL COIN
of Seoul-Router.-
AIR FORCE CLUB HONOURED
violence.
Mr M, Heenan, Crown Coun-
CASES
Offenders Fined
It is alleged that the accuscă with another man attacked and stall robbed Cheng Shu, a assistant at Central Market, in Queen's Road at about 6 am, on the Gover-October 10. 11s Excellency
Eighty dollars' worth of nor, Sir Alexander Grantham, has honoured the Air Force sel, conducting the prosecution Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, India, Club on the eve of celebrating said that Cheung Shu left home 10 and five cent coins were Persian Gulf Ports, Egypt, East its first anniversary by accept for work on the morning of ordered to be confiscated by
Mauritius. Africa,
Road was at Mr Winter at Kowloon this Britain, Italy & N. W. Europe. a p.m. in an invitation to became an October 10 when
honorary member of the Club tacked in Queen's Road.
Sir Alexander's acceptance makes him the first honorary member of the Club.
5 p.m.
South
Great
CASE DISMISSED
05
T. B. Low, sitting Mr Magistrate, dismissed the case against Leung Sing, 30, master of passenger boat No. A174, at the Marine Court this morning charged with conveying of prostitutes, whom the Prosecu- ion offered no evidence,
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The two defendants were Ng Ping, 51, of 53 Lung Kong Road, Kowloon City, and his shop assistant Ng Yuen-lam, 31.
ALLEGED FRAUD
Confiscation Orders
The case against Chan Tree Big Seizure Aboard
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floor, charged ground with fraudulent conversion of $18,300.71,
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Korea War A Blessing In Disguise For Japan
Tokyo, Jan. 8.
The war in Korea has given a boost to Japanese industry.
Japanese economic experts say the Korean war has been a blessing in disguise to Japan's economic recovery.
Almost all branches of Japan's industry had been confronted with prospects for a crisis early this year due to diminished demands and mounting stockpile.
The Korean war, however, changed the entire picture and industries began to do a thriving business. Profits of the 10 major cotton spinning companies for the latter half of the present business year topped the Y10,000,000,- 1000 mark.
The proft rate was 200 per- 2. No limitation be imposed cent against their combined on building or repairing foreign capitals of Y675,000,000. Their ships." average dividend rate was an The continuous cuts in Gov- all-time high-31 percent.
ernment subsidies to the iron and
Cotton cloth exports for 1950 steel industry had made them amounted to 780 million yards pessimistic because of possible already in August, while those effects of the cuts upon effective for the entire period of inst demands. They had been, thus, Fear totalled 75,000,000 yards. compelled to embark upon Not only have the shipping com- readjustment of enterprise with panies been operating in full their sole hope attached spurred by the favourable ex- exports. but 0150 they Arc port,
Increase their expected to spindleage by 700,000 to 800,000
within this year.
од
There suddenly occurred the Korean war and this field of industrial activity underwent a complete change in its
entire phase. Increased demands of
an abruptaveduction
Defendant, who is represent morning on the application of 235 (30s single yarn), on Jun
Mr J.M. d'Almada Remedios appeared for Leung Kam-shan. the complainant,
Inspector
C.
the
MAJOR PROBLEMS However, there are at least iron and steel, basic producer two major problems before goods for war supplies, are bo Quantities of gold bars, them,
One is uneasiness over loved to be inevitable in morphine, raw oplum, watches the future supply of raw cotton light of the present world-wide
trend for armament expansion and Indian rupees, found un- and the other rising price.
"Is progressing claimed on board. the ss Hai
The chamical Abre industry
at present. November Hing
January оп
3, were also has undergene
output of rolled steel reached ordered to be confiscated by Mr change with the Korean out 330,000 tons or 4,000,000 tons if d'Almada it Kowloon this break
Staple fibre quoted at computed on a yearly bouls. The 1850 production goals of 2,200,000 ed by Mr F. D. Hammond,
Revenue
24, just one day before Korea, tons for pig-iron and 2,700,000 was alleged to have converted
of Millington.
soared to Y550 in August.
tons for rolled steel are expected for his own use a sum
still maintaining to be achieved. The goods confiscated includ- Its price is which he had re- $18,300.71. ceived for or on
account of ed 1,310 gold bars totalling the Y380 level at present, Rayon a similar
The suspension of trade with is 27 packages of also commanding Leung
the come 0,550 Kam-shan,
this Red China has forced quotation, dales be morphine weighing 540 grams, 50
high plainant, on divers
With the rally of the chemical country to import iron ore and watches, and Abre business came a lifting in hard coking coal from the US tween April 28 to December 16 packages of raw opium weighing
100.000 Indian rupees.
October of the production res- Instead of from China. last year at 1200, Wing Lok 5,646 toels, 23
Chemical Fibre The non-ferrous metal in- The rupees were ordered to triction. The Street, ground floor.
has beca active this be turned over to the Treasury Association lost no time in for-dustry
while the rest mulating a three-year increased year, Blipped by the bearlsh Department, were ordered to be turned to
plan, which seeks to trend overseas.
pounds of 140,000,000 the Department of Commerce
Despite the initial difficulty Industry. and
and 250,000,000 pounds
of realising the year's goal, Meanwhile in Mr Winter's of staple fibre in 1951, 160,000,-
of copper oro Court, two applications for 000 pounds of rayon and 290,- the production
the highest peak of of staple fibre showed confiscation of goods found un-000,000 pounds
3,325 tons in May. Later Thik Airport in claimed at Kal
an aver- during December were made by
tion of chemical ferti- months maintained Revenue Inspector Locke, The Lizers is going favourably. The age 3,000-ton monthly output, applications were granted. abundance of water discharge making possible a yearly 40,000-
ton production, The goods confiscated were and improvement in the power three boxes of fountain pens, situation
chledy respon-
PRODUCTION UP one set of cutlery, one set of sible.
abolition After the tea trays, one package of cloth
of the Lead ore production rose to level in May as samples, two plaques, one box Fertilizer Distribution Corpora- the 900-ton
a price
last and two packages of cigars, one tion in August,
raise against
year's averaga bottle of rum, 12 pieces of tollet due to diminished demand was monthly output of 700 tons. It
fear, soap and 12 miniature bottles of anticipated. The
how soared to the 1,000-son mark in An-brandy.
..ever. was dissipated through September and aggregated 1,400 the maintenance of a low price tons in October, surpassing the polloy Based on increased pro- average production duotion. Ammonium sulfato January-June period by 200
Defendant was allowed bail of $15,000 halt in cash and half
in surety.
Det-Sub-Insp. S.K. Van pro-
secuted.
A man, whom Cheung Shu morning when he imposed a UIL ย grocery shop alleged was the accused, sudden- fine ly appeared from a side lane, master and his assistant for grabbed him by the chest with his left hand and thrust a blunt possession of small change Instrument in his stornada. The in excess of their reasonable man sailed out "search, search" requirements and for de- and the complainant thought he manding a premium for the was a police officer.
When the man pushed him transfer of small change. back into the side lane and another man caught hold of him round the neck Cheung Shu realised the men were not police
The first defendant was fined offlers and offered resistance.
Arst man then hit him $200 for the possession of the The across the face and back with coins and the cecond fined $100 for the same offence and that the Instrument in his hand.
Tokyo, Jan,, D. Thinking the instrument might of demanding a premium.
Vice-Admiral W... G. Detective Sub-Inspector Chan be a gun Cheung Shu stopped resisting and the man snatched Wal-man, prosecuting, told the
drewes, Flag Officer, Second-in- Far East wrist Court that the second defendant Command, British watch from his
offering $80 small and from his pocket a pen and was seen pencil and $28. Both men then coins for anke at a premium of Station, today received a con- made off.
per $10 on Monday gratulatory message from Rear- then Admiral LA. Thackrey, Com- The Polico At on
mander of Amphibious shop and found it, United States Navy. at Central Police October 30 Cheung Shu picked $7.25
20
cents
the
identification paraded
Station
оп
in colns in
4
tin
the accused out from a line of placed in the bottom of a draw-
had
British Ships'
Fine Work
Group
of the
aro
Tried To Be output reached 110,000 tons in tons.
Too
Clever
An "informer" who framed up
for the
99,000
in tons January,
The zine industry once felt February, 110,000 tons in March, 150,000 tons in May and 130, so short of its stocks due to a rush of inquiries for galvanised 000 tons cach in June and Iron that a clamor, for recontrol July,
DEBIRE REALISED
had been raised. Meanwhile, the zinc mine campaign for Shipping circles realised on increased production 'resulted
The message praised the "ane were other small performance of duty" who er. There 15 men as being the man
first stopped him in changes in the counter belns British light cruisers Kenya and a case for the sake of informa Queen's Road and hit him with used for business. Insp. Chan Ceylon and accompanying destion money came out badly when April 1 their cherished desire a blunt instrument.
added that the defendant's shop troyers in the recent evcuation he and two other mea appeared of having ships, requisitioned in the digging of more than The care is continuing.
was only a small concern. of United States troops from the before Mr d'Almada at Kowloon by the Government in wartime, 4,000 tons in September.
Moored Too Near The Shore
was not working cargo at that time..
Defendant,
unlicensed Inchon beachhead. A 20-year-old hawker, Chan Man, was also
41-year-old
area
Yaumati
Questioned, then told the bullish. On
and
low
rally, A IC inovi-
months
hour a
to the
power
however, came in the after April, he first quarter (April-June) witnessing
125
percent production against.
quarter previous
United Press.
od that he had put the knives fore them is the opening-up of AN ORANGE
of
this morning.
returned to their original pro The turnout of sine is top-
heavy due The three men, Leung Mang. prietors. The return, however shortage. But the anbunl Rear-Admiral Thackrey said, Shum Tung-sang and Teo Shan, came in the midst of the
Worst
50,000 ton scheduled production fined $60 for similar offences. The Police said that the defen- "Upon completion of re-deploy were charged with possession of shipping depression in year is believed to be possible.
The ensuing free comƏCHIVE
The cement industry was at. dant was seen at Tung Tau Vi-ment operations in the Inchon two butcher's knives.
Insp. Cheng Kal-cheung told brought about Ingo offering $5.70 small coins area I wish to commend Kenya,
and
ebb early tila year as a the destroyers the Court that the third defen- towering of freightage and re- A
roreaction to the anticipation of shipment Hui Dan-kam, 28, acting
for sale at a premium of 30 Ceylon
which operated with them for dant informed the Police last sultant
financial of trading-Junk No master
cents.
their fine performance of duty, Friday that two men were in mont among various
/last December in ma T2559, was fined $20 by Mr T.
TWO SHOPS RAIDED
Their co-operation and faithful possession of two knives on concerns. Shipping circles saw its decontrol in January,
reorganisation. and B. Low at the Marine Court
their A Police party led by Det service are deeply appreciated, board a sampar l this morning for lying inshore.
Typhoon Shelter. When a party adjustment in autumn According to the Prosecution, Sub-Insp. S.. K. Van, carried out
"The presence of these fine of Police arrived they found the
table, was found a rald on two shops at 151 and
and
second defendant leav
At the very defendant's junk
eleventh moored at n distance of les 163, Belcher Street, ground floor, ships at Inchon during the on- first
the Korean war broke out the than 100 yards from the low last night and arrested one shop xious period of the past several ing and the two knives were At
was reassuring to all hidden under the pillow of the Bottoms demands soared and averaging 380,000 tons monthly. off water mark Shamshulpe proprietor and one shop mistress weeks United
tarned of coins in excessor and was a visible demon-
Nations forces in the first defendant,
the freightage market frst the Ferry Whart on Monday night for
August 15, GHQ without a permit.
The junk of resemble requirements.
Gassive moral second Appearing before Mr Reynolds stration of the
granted "blanket clearance", tu wo possess as Pollee that the third defendon!
Заранее merchant marine. at Central this morning, Lau Por, strength which 39, the shop proprictor was fined nations united in the cause of hired the sampan and invited Tapsele question now put be- GOLD BARS IN pleading guility, or four weeks for having freedom-Reuter.
them to stay there. They claim- sold that this was his first trip in his possession $26.85 in coins,
theres without their knowledge.
regular foreign services. their to the Colony and he waa
Tong-tin, Leung
When the third defendant was Since the return of ships to Ignorant of the regulations.
15, shipping Low told the defendant shop mistress was fined $200 or woman put the bag into a rat-arrested later, he admitted that private owners,
gold bars valued to GHQ six weeks for possessing $17.50 tan basket.
he had bought the knives and companies have applied
opproximately $1,000 pleading of ignorance was no excuse and imposed the $20 in coins when they both pleaded
Both defendants were arrested planted them on his friend for for permission to operate on found concealed inside a large guilty to the charge.
Information money.
foreign sea lanes. Regular as-
and Dpair Det-Sub-Insp:
pro- by the constable and the bag
Mr d'Almada Cautioned the signment on the Okinawa route stockings by Revenue officers at soculing, said that the coins was found to contain 25 dollars scized in the second defen-worth of 10 and five cent coins. Arst and second defendants and was already sanctioned in mid- the Custodian Wharf yesterday.
imposed a sentence
Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central of three September and that on the
the con- dant's shop were being locked
Insp, Brawn noked for a months
route on this morning ordered American time of
a recommenda- South With up in a safe at the
for deportation for the October 27. Similar permission focation of the gold, as well as HKT
the raid and the key was in her serious view, saying that the tion
becoming offence
man who had two pre-s expected very third
for the North the orange and the stockings He. recently-me of the ocean shipments arrivel
asked for 6.00, Programme Summary: 0.62,
vious convictions
Led Ah-sun, 38, coamna, the Bangkok American Jan, 3rd, 1951.
These marvelous new collections include a most Bong and Dance in Eritain, Pro Custody.
be taken in prevalent. from gremme
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Second defendant was en-routes soon.
7. Hill Road, ground floor, the diversified group of exciting new Couturier-designed bridal gowns,
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The Magistrate fined the contenced to six months on an ad- The shipbuilding Industry “dia person responsible for the gold, veilings, exquisite dinner bridal jewel crowns with lacey nylon
Citven by Miss Lee Wal Lan ond
of the coins.
ductor and his sister $25 each ditional charge frocks,
BIC. Lee (Studio); 6.50, Rale Da cocktail sutin and and dancing gowns, glamorous dating
of returning its most prosperous. business had his ball of $50 tolalling $104.15 The coins
to answer the for possession of excess amount from banishment, Costa at the Piano; T.00, World frocke, luzu
fur ploces in mink and American Broad- luxurious little
this year. Their business sche-when he failed News and News Analysis (London were ordered to bo forfeited.
of small chango and ordered and muskrat
dulo listed construction of for charge of importing gold bars tall capes-stoles and toppers, sable blended marmot
Itolay) 7.26, Chiengo Symphony
confiscated to 76-Inch
the coins to be Orchestra: 7.30 fox and white fox back cape-jackets and coats,
long blue fox
elga ships, the fifth shipbuild without a licence.
The gold bars, weighing-3.5- stoles (very populat for versatile wear in New York City), mble
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