1951-01-23 — Page 10

J. W. RAY

Ships' Telegraphs

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Mail Notices

Unless otherwise stated, regis- Lored articles (by air or UA) and parcel posts close one hour estiler than the ordinary mail; where malls close on Sundays or before 10.00 a.m. on any other days, registered and parcel posts close at 5 p.m. on the previous day. Dialls are closed at Row- loon Central Port Once bour earlier than the G.P.O. closing times.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23 Closing Times By Air

Phtippines. Ilawall

опе

& V.9.A.. (Ieltern second clans mail anal por cols) Guam, telter and pecond claro mall) Canada, (letter only).

5 p.m.

Slam.

5 p.m.

Formos, B p.m.

Japan & Korea, 5 p.m.

Closing Times By Bea

Indo-Clima. 3 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24

Closing Times By Air

Malayu, Indmeala, Australia.

New Zealand. 0.30 a.m.

Okinawa, 2 p.m.

Burma,

Siam,

Iraq, Iran, Egypt,

Arlen, Mauritius,

and

India, Pakistan,

Tant & Soulli

Great Britam,

Italy, N.W. Europe and France. 5

Indo-Chinn. 5 p.m.

Canada & U.S.A.. I p.m.

Formosa, 5 p..

Closing Times By Sen

Farcels only for Canada. 10 a.m. Mnlayn.

Ceyhan,

Mauritius, Eart

Madagascar,

South Atrien,

India & Pakistan, 2 p.m.

THURSDAY. JANUARY 23 Closing Times By Ale

India. Pakistan,

THIS LOOKS EASY

CHINA MAIL

Established 1045

THE CHINA MAIL,

But Frankfurt Zoo keeper Franz Eck cleared the bar- rier just one step ahead of the horns after choosing the softer end for a ride on

one of the zoo's two rhinos. AP Picture.

Vietminh Forces Lose To

Lose

Gulf Persian Porta, Egypt, East & South Africa, Mauritius, Great Britain. Italy. N.W. Europe & France, & p.m.

Slam, Malaya & Indonesin, 5 p.m. Зарал /: Когда, 5 р.м. Philippines, 5 p.m.

Indo-China

Africa, 3 p.m.

&

Formoen, 5 p.m.

Malay. 2 p.m.

Indo-China. 3 p.m.

French

Clusing Times By Sea

Philippinen, 3 p.m.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 26

Closing Times By Air

Nortli

Heavily

B.N. Borne, Australia and New losses

Zealand. 5 p.m.

Phoippines, Hawal &

U.S.A..

Belters second clans, mail and par second (letters and cela) Cuam.

mail) Canada, (letters). class p.m.

Malaya, Indonesia. Ceylon, India, Persian Gulf Ports, Egypt, East & South Africn. Mauritius, Great Bri- tam, Italy, N.W. Europe & France.

Formosa. 5 Pies By Gea

Closing

B.N. Borneo. 9 0.m. Slam, 3 p.m.

Philippines & Japan, Ap.m. Malaya & Indonesia. 3 p.m.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 27. Closing Timer By Air

Formosa, 3 p.m. Blam, 5 p.m.

POSSESSION OF ARMS CHARGE

Charged with

possession of two revolvers without a licence, Shek Kwal-loung, 32, wem- three ployed, was remanded days by Mr Winter at Kowloon this morning.

Defendant

alleged to have had the arms in his per- session at Ngau Chi Wan yes- terday.

Was

SALE

of

FURS

COATS

GOWNS

Saigon, Jan. 22.

A French unit, aided by aircraft, has inflicted heavy on strong Vietminh forces in the Sontay area about 30 miles north-west com- a French of Hanoi, munique said tonight.

French Union forces attacked Vietminh positions north and east of Phuiand Thuong, 39 mic north-east of Hanol, inflicting losses.

the In a night operation in

of Hue, Cauhal lagoon, south

the French central Vietnam, captured 23 Vietminh prisoners and much material, the com- munique said.

The French Red Cross in reply

Reporting Back To Washington

Manila, Jan. 23.

Last

Mr Donald Heath, United to Vict. States Minister Dam, stopped here night en route to Washing- Lon for consultations with the State Department.

Air Heath told newsmen the milltary situation in Indo-China as improved considerably since General Jean de Latire de Treigny took command of French weeks forces

there

#ZO.

He described the French General as "energetic."- Associated Press.

Raw Materials

Will Win The Next War

to Vietminh proposal, have Biloxi, Mississippi, Jan. 22.

11

suggested a meeting place just south of Vietri

to

A cotton expert said to

Late Korean War

Front Despatch

New Red

Force Sighted

Tokyo, Jan. 23.

A Communist force es- timated at 2,500 men was reported today approxi- mately 35 miles from the east coast city of Kang- nung.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1951.

MAN

DRINK

For Hospitality

Serve Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola

Mon Coca-Cola

YIELDS TO This Morning's Review

TEMPTATION:

SENT TO PRISON

Sentence of 15 months' hard labour was passed by the Acting Chief Justice, Mr E. H. Williams, at the Criminal Sessions this morning on Wong Ming, alias Fan Ming, 35, typist, who was un- animously found guilty by an all-male Jury of committing an act of indecency against another Chinese man, Hong Ngok, at Victoria Remand Prison on December 20 last year.

Both accused and the complainant were de- tained in the Prison at the time and the offence was committed when both men were occupants of the same cell.

Accused denied the offence, and alleged that ho was first interfered with by the plainant.

com-

The Prosecution was conduct- ed by Mr J. Reynolds (Crown Counsel), assisted by Det-Insp. Frank Roberts.

After the Jury had returned their verdict, following 20 minutes' deliberation, accused, a native of Nanking, asked the Court for leniency. He sald be was working as a typist at the time he was detained, and was a married man with two chil-

dren dren.

Mr Reynolds sald there was nothing known against accused, who had been in the Colony for two years. Accused was 90- fortunate to have been in pri-

Huks Burn

An Island

Village

Manila, Jan. 28. Communist Hukbalahaps burned a Panay Island vil- Nips lage, destroying 42 huts and leaving 427 per- sons homeless, the Philip because pine National Red he was unable to pay a fine of reported. $25 for a minor offence,

son: he was detained

Cross

Dr Carolina Sison, Red Cross

In reply to the Court, Mr Administrator in Iloilo City, Reynolds agreed that the offence said four persons were injured with which tho accused was

defence

Colonel McNally speaks to an MP during his in- spection this morning of the 40th Infantry Division Provost Company. Story below. (Staff Photographer)

Provost Company

Inspected

The white belts and gaiters and red caps of 40 Infantry Division Provost Company made a bright splash of colour on Whitfield Barracks parade ground this morning..

The Company, under the command of Maj. K. A. A.. Wilson, was drawn up for inspection by Col. H. V. McNally, OBE, Provost Marahal, FARELF.

Col McNally arrived by jeep with the APM Hongkong, Maj, W. C. G. Rogers, MC, and took the General Salute.

He then inspected the Com

charged was rare in the Colony,ghting the fire, She said Huks near the town of San and probably would not have set fire to a hut at the edge of occurred but for the large prison

Fanned by strong population which

necessitated the incarceration of winds, the blaze spread rapidly,

she said.

Dr Sison said 'the Red Cross one cell.

In passing sentence, the Acting distributed clothing to 427 vie- Chief Justice remarked that he tims-272 adults and 105 chil was satisfied that there was no drén, Around Ichon United Nations

On Ludon Island, where gov patrols probed to nine miles Justification for the northeast of Ichon but reported raised by the accused that the ernment forces are engaged in

a consenting their "biggest drive thus far complainant was no contact with the enemy.

of party, and he was Armly con-against the Huks, the Army dis- northeast of patrol stabbing that town discovered 15 bundles vinced that complainant's ver- armed 70 Nueva Ecijas Province guards on suspicion of 82 mm

mortar ammunition sion of what had occurred was elvillan

they

were "in league with the and picked up six prisoners-two the correct one.

"There are factors which lend Huks" miles northwest of Ichon-who

me to treat

A field report said goVETB- offence a little said they were from the Second

lighter than

"In the first Laguna North Korean Division.

Justice Two

civilians claimed the

E good Manila. The repert sald two landers (loaned by kind permis- Communists entered

place, you had borne character hitherto, and secondly, soldiers were killed and one slon of Lt. Col. G.L. Neilson,

slow march. DSO,) played forced them to carry the

in the operation.- you found yourself in circum-wounded

Following the Inspection the you into Associated Press, stances which led

Company marched past in which normally temptation

NEW HEADQUARTERS

review order to the Corps tune would not have tempted you into

Manila, Jan. 23.

The such an offence."

The Defence Secretary, Mr

Watch Tower." Ramon Magsaysay, and Brig- Gen.

Duque, acting Armed Forces Chief of Staff, will establish temporary head quanters somewhere in Central Luzon shortly to intensify the all-out drive on the Com- munist-led Huk forcES,

discuss the day that effective control of on and then left them

and pro- there to guard it.

repatriation of seriously wound-a major proportion of the ed prisoners with the Vietminh world's resources

Reinforced patrols stabbing ductive capacity probably toward Seoul in the bide-and- Red Cross.-

The French command are pre- will decide the winner of seek war of the Western front and reached points six miles south- pared to suspend air activity in the next world war

war south of

south-west of Suwon, Ave miles even prevent

Suwon and six miles The region on that day-Reuter."may

southeast of from ever occurring."

One Suwon

prim Mr Read Dunn, Wirector of the soner of five North Koreans Foreign Trade Division of the flushed one mile north of Osan Elghth Cotton Council, told said he was from National

Korean Division and 700 delegates attending the North

annual meeting civilians said Red Chinese were Council's 13th that in the event of a third hiding west of Osan.

A dispatch passed through will pro world war, "victory

sold group which Eighth Army censorshi bably go to the

only:

Communist force of A can mobilise and process into

about 2,500 has been reported 16 the greatest miles southwest of Andong." useful equipment

This would place the strong volume of raw materials,"

coal and enemy group somewhere near iron, for instance, we have the highway route into the old about half the world's supply, Pusan perimeter and some 60 the Allied front but with Western Europe and miles behind

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Tokyo, Jan. 22. Heavy Communist road and

light bomber

Wie "89," said Mrment forces killed 19 Huks in pany while the band of the

New Uses For

Lignite

Washington, Jan. 22. New uses for lignite, a fuel that for centuries has been known as one of the of the poorer members

have been coal family, discovered in America,

United States The Bureau of Mines is com verting raw ignite Into mulil - purpose industrial gas which can be used for petrol, making synthetic alcohol, ammonia dyes-Renter.

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Washington, Jan. 22.

Motor transport drivers and

An authoritative diplo- cyclists were then ordered to stand by their vehicles parked matic source said today that at the rear of the Parade for the Prime Minister of New inspection while the remainder of the Company marched off.

Warrant For Arrest Issued

When Ll's name.

Zealand, Mr Sidney Holland, would pay an official visit here from February 6 to February 9 for thorough Close co-ordination between

discussions on Far Eastern the high command and combat units is expected to

to be achieved

affairs. He said Mr Holland by the establishment of the A warrant for the arrest of a would

come from Ottawa 55-year-old woman, Li Tai, who after spending four days in new headquarters.

Meanwhile, the Army's falled to appear in Court to "Operation Sabre," launched in answer a charge of gambling, New York. Northern and Central Luzon five was issued by Mr Winter atj days ago, has taken a toll of Kowloon this morning. Defend According to the source, Mr Holland expects to sos Pro- 33 Huks killed and captured 44 ant's $50 bail was estreated.

was called, sident Truman, the Secretary Huk barracks of varying iszes and 20 huts.

another woman answered and of State, Mr Dear Acheson, and Ninasteen Huks were reported informed the Court that she was Far Eastern experts of the

detective who made slate Department.................. killed in encounters in the past Li Tal but two days in Southern Luzon, the arrest pointed out that she

The source added that, the the defendant. After with the Army losing two en- was not

men killed und one 10 minūtes of questioning, the situation In Southeast Asia and

woman admitted wounded.

that she was the Japanese peace treaty were An official report mid 70 tem- not Ll Tai and said she was expected to be the chief' Far of lead and Western Europe this morning from over 50 night

because do-Eastern subjects discussed and policemen were disarmed appearing for her

he pointed out that Australia controls 40 percent, We have Intruder flights deep into North Wong Muk 25, master of by the Army in Nueva Ecija in fendant was lil.

The Magistrate then estreated and New Zealand bad virtually only one-third of zinc and cop-Korea.

Central Luzon on suspicion that passenger boat No. A417V was per whereas Europe and its

In league with the the bail and a warrant for the the same views." This traffic was seen along two fined $65 by Mr T. B. Low at they were

arrest of Li Tal was issued, dependencies have 36 to 40 main highways funneling into the Marine Court this morning Huks. United Press. percent."-United Press.

Seoul from two important North for carrying excess passengern. Korean centres: Sinanju, on the The prosecuting officer, Sub-

Nippard, said

that IMPORTATION OF west coast, and Hamhung, near Inspector

defendant's boat was intercepted the cast coast. SILVER ALLEGED The reports failed to indicate in mid-stream after leaving a

into Alleged to have imported 915 vehicular traffic was heading

which direction the heavy ship anchored at buoy A10 with three persons in excess of the tacks of silver bullion on board the ss Tal Kam Shan without a this morning

An Eighth Army communique total number allowed by his

revealed that licence. licence last Saturday, Lau Mina, United Nations patrols failed to 40, quartermaster, was remanded contact any Communist troops in two days in Police custody by

most of their aggressive probing Mr Wicks at Kowloon this attempts along the front running morning for further inquiries.

In asking for a remand the generally east-west through on-

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th Army communique that no Communist 'contact was reported by United Nations units which advanced to post- tions Ava miles south, and six miles

and south-east south-west of Suwon on Monday afternoon. Communist contatt was reported by United Nations ele- menta in areas five miles cast of Osen and south and cast of Kumyangjangal,

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The twenty-fourth in the series of lessons in Cantonese to be broadcast over Radio Hong- hong by Mr S. K. Len will be given this evening at 6.30.

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and again threaten Australia New Zealand--United Press.

Radio Hongkong

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0,00, "Programame Summary"; 6.02, Light

Orchestral Balsetions: 0.30,

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lessons will

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