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TUESDAY, MARCH 8

Closing Times By Air Phillippines, Hawall A US:A. (icilers sccund clam mall and parcela) Guam (leitery and second claw mall). Canado (letters only), 5 p.m.

Blam, & pm.

Japan Korea, pm.

Formosa. 6 m.

Closing Times By Sex

Mataya. 3 p.m.

Mauritius, East South Africa,

3 D.M

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7

Closing Times By Air Malaya. Indonesia, Austraila and New Zealand, 9.30 asm.

Formosa, 10 an.

Okinawa, 2.p.m.

BLAM, Burma, India, Pakistan, Irad. Iran. Egypt, Erit & South Africa, Mauritius, Great Britain, Italy. N. W. Europe and France.

6 pm.

Indo-China. § pat

Canada A U.SÁ, 8 p.m.

Formosa, 6 p.m.

Closing Times Hy Sca

Indo-China, am,

Matnya, Ceylon, Madagascar,

India & Pakistan. 10 a.m.,

Formos, 3 pun.

Siam, 3 pm.

THURSDAY, MARCH

Closing Times By Air

India, Pakistan, Persian Gulf Ports, Egypt.

East 4 South Africa,

Mauritius, Great Britain. Italy, N. W.

Europe & France, .p.21.

Blam. Mainya & Indonesia. 6 p.m.

Japan Koren, p.

Philippines. -_D,513._

Indo-China & French North Africa,

A p.m.

Closing Times y Sea

Japan, 1 p..

Formosa, 2 pm.

Malaya, Durma & India, 2 pin.

Unbecoming

To Shout

-Mr. Nehru

dls

Washington, Mar. 6.

the Indian

The State Department

closed today that

Minister, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, recently told an American

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Churchill Tanks In Action In Korea

Parked on the bank of the Han River, a British Churchill tank lobs shells across the river into Communist positions in Seoul. Spent shell cases are on the

ground:

E. German Red Dean' Draws Pakistan

Appeal To Powers

Berlin, Mar. S.

East The Presidium of the German People's Parliament 10- day appealed to the Govern- ments of the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France to conclude a pence treaty with Germany before the end of this year.

It

D

published statement, aking these governments to

the place

question of the agenda Foreign Ministers

in Paris,

the On four-power Conference

The proposed treaty should be country | based on the demilitarisation and the democratisation of Germany, the

presentative the help in

that his

wanted "all the

world from everyone in the reunification of Germany, free world" and particularly wel-

foreign trade

And the

free

comed indications that it would development of Germany's in- soon receive a "large quantity

dustries for peaceful purposes, of wheat" from the U.S.

Mr Nehru made the statement and the withdrawal of all oc- from Germany cupation forces

the treaty had one year efter been signed.

to Mr Norman Cousins,

of the Saturday Literature.

editor

Review of

Mr Nehru sald it "amazed" The People's Parliament was

him

And

to some people "saying set up after last October's Soviet they gathered the impression we never really wanted help."

Zone elections.

Ho noted that the late Mobandas Four days ago it appealed to Gandhi always had counselled the West German Parliament to India "to stand on our own feet" work cat a joint proposal to the but added that, "In the matter of wheat, we have wanted it, we want it badly; we are facing a very severe crisis." He also opined that perhaps India did not "shout" loudly

enough

about its needs. but added, "It is unbecoming to shout." United Freza.

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The thirty-fourth (C) in the| series of lessons in Cantoanos to be broadcast over Radio Hongkong by Mr B. K. Leo will be given this evening at 6.30.

Heavier Fire

London, Mar. 8. The "Red Dean" of Canterbury, Dr Hewllit Johnson, was called on to- day to ssociate" himself from Communism or resign from his office.

The call was made in a to the 75-year-old letter Dean by a a group of peo- ple who organised a "na- fional pilgrimage" Canterbury Cathedral re- cently as a

n demonstration against Communism,

to

They said: “We are very much distressed that Can- Cathedral should terbury

by desecrated

be such

you, B5

one.

who

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sealously serves the sworn

enemies er God.”—Reu-

ter,

Not Just Round The Corner

Washington, Mar 5.

Stand On Kashmir

to

Sir

the

TUESDAY, MARCH 6,~~1951.

DES VOEUXRD SHOOTING INCIDENT]

Soldier Describes Struggle Outside Gloucester Hotel

In the Supreme Court this morning a KSLI Colour Sergeant, George French, described how he saw two Chinese males struggling outside the Gloucester Arcade on the morning of January 13 and how one of them fell to the ground after what sounded like shots being fired.

He was testifying before Mr Justice Gould in the trial of Siu Ming a 26 year-old former member of the Hongkong Police Force who is charged with

Sports Pause

DRINK.

Coca-Cola

Found Dead In Hotel

A young Jamaican sea- KUNI WAS found dead in his room at the Four Seas Hotel Waterfoo Road, yesterday morning.

It was learned that the giving his name

Chama Jones, engaged

·

room at the hotel on Bunday night. He arrived with two friends who later departed, Jones was found dead ba hla room about Dam, yesterday by a walter,

False Report To Police

For falsely reporting to the Police that he had been robbed of the third prize Pearce Memorial Sweep tic- ket valued at $148,846, a 35-year-old merchant, Ng Wai-nam was fined $400 or two months by Mr Hin-shing

Tricked An Lo at Central this morning-

".

Amah

Dot-Sub-Inspector KC, W. Chow told the Bench that on March 1, defendant was found | lying unconscious in a path ad-

District, by DPC 1218. He was taken to Queen Mary Hospital for treatment, but was not de-

having used a .32 automatic pistol, without lawful Man Ordered To Pay Joining Fort Street, Bay View

authority, against Li Chi.

Sgt. French sald he was walking along Des Voeux Road with his wife and child when he heard shota being fired and saw people scattering in all direc- tions. When the pavement had cleared he saw, two Chinese men struggling on the footpath near, the entrance to the Gloucester Arcade,

One of the men he said was dressed in light Chinese clothing while the other was wearing a dark blue mackintosh,

The

The man in the light suit, he said, was trying to grapple with the man with the mack latter man had a parcel tucked under his left arm and was backing away.

4 Japanese

Illegally

Come Ashore

'For illegal entry to the Colony without the permission from the Immigration authorities, four seamen, Maya Sare, Japanese 28, Sema Bohusaki, 23, Kindaw 20, and Chinan Booniyisi, Teronu, 23, were each. fined $75 by Mr Latimer at Central this morning.

The

Japanese junk-master, Ostro Sakuyosi, 34, who was charged with permitting the illegal entry of the four seamen was fined $200.

Sub-Insp. M.E. Davis, of the Department, pro- Immigration zecuting, told the Court that notice was served to the junk master carty yesterday not to allow any of the Japanese crew members of the motor-junk Tol

The next thing he heard shots Lake Success, Mar. §. Mohammed

From the actions Zafrullah being fired.

Foreign made by the man wearing the the Pakistan Khan,

will speak for his mack it appeared that it was he Minister,

Security who was doing the shooting. As country when Council resumes consideration the other non fell to the ground tomorrow of the Anglo-Ameri- the man in the mack ran off can proposal for a settlement of towards Pedder Street with the

parcel under his arm. problem. the Kashmir

Sir Mohammed has already med

Dr Douglas Laing, A medical stated that his personal reaction

practitioner of Gloucester Build the

Anglo-American re- solution was one of disappointing, eld he was in the Bruant ment, but the Pakistan Govern- when he heard what he thought

He waited ment's official views have not was firecrackers being set off. Tung to go ashore, fearing that little while then they might lead to trouble.. A yet been made known,

check by the Immigration of board

the same holsc again. Last week "The

Sucers on board in the afternoon Indian People came running into the found that only 14 Instead of delegate, Sir General Narsing

Voeux Road arcade from the Des Rau, declared that the Indian entrance so he went to investi- 19 of the crew members were Government was "wholly ungate. He found a

man lying present. able" to accept the British and wounded on the pavement just American resolution.

outside the offices of the CNÁC. DEPOSITIONS

has

Once Sir Mohammed spoken and the official reaction of both contending partics is known, the British and Ameri-

can sponsora will be in a better

way.

Mr M. Heenan, Crown Coup

the

Insp. Davis said only the junk master was allowed to go ashore' and it was while he

and compradore of the Tal On Company which chartered the

sel, prosecuting, then had the junk were at the migration

Compensation

Ar amah employed by Mrtained. Wright-Nooth, District Super- Intendent of Police, Yaumati, was the victim of a fraud which resulted in her losing an $80 gold ring.

Ng then reported to the Police that he had been assaulted by Ave Chinese men and robbed of Sweep ticket No. 1127875. On: the Jockey club, at contacting

the third prize had already been however, the Police found that claimed before the assault was made on the defendant.

to

Before

d'Almada Mr Kowloon this morning was theatre altendant, Li Shing, charged with larceny by trick. According to Inspector Moor, defendant met the amah, Yuen

Inquiries revealed that Ng had Poon, in Reclamation Street on in fact been assaulted by two February and asked

28

her

men in connection with certain ticket for $300 romantic matters involving him, buy a pawn worth of clothing. She him her gold ring in exchange tended to get the men into

She gave and that ho consequently in for the ticket

and later dis- $3. She recognised him several covered that it was worth only

hours later in the street and had him arrested.

Defendant was convicted of the charge last Friday and had been remanded for sentence until today. This morning Mr JC. Stewart applied for a rehearing, but this was refused by the Magistrate who remark- ed that he was satisfied that the defendant had been pro- perly Identified. However, Mr that he would d'Almada pald accept Mr Stewart's request that the manager of the Kwong Ming Theatre sign a bond for the defendant.

Id Shing was fined $100 and ordered to pay compensation of $80 to the amah. In addition

12 months.

trouble.

Stole

From Hotel Room

A fine of $250 or a month was Imposed on 25-year-old Suen Shun, native of Kwangal, by Mr Latimer at Central this morning after he had pleaded gulity to charge of larceny in a dwelling. Det-Sub-Insp. Laurel, prosB- cuting, said defendant took

he was bound over in $250 forom next to Cheung Kwok-bang,

Stole

From

the complainant, of the Tal Kun Hotel, Des Voeux Road Central and made acquaintance with the complainant during

raight. The following morning,

ten, complainant

te

die

havinginin articles mizzing

from his room, and so did de-

Her Mistress tendant. Among the articles

lost were European style cloth- a woollen knitted pullover, An amah employed by Mrs eight pleces of Chinese cotton Cummuskey of Hiwood Road clothing, a woollen knitted jac- was sent to prison for two ket, a Ronson cigarette lighter, months and ordered 10 bo a | Parker 03 fountain pen, total- expelled

for steal- Ing $210 from her mistress.

Defendant was arrested Soon According to inspector Orem, after a report had been made to the theft came to light when the Police Station and enquiries Mrs Cuminuskey

discovered $110

Impersonated A Kowloon this morning for

by Mr d'Almada ing $410,

Policeman

•

position to decide whether their depositions, made by Mr Les Department that the four sea

Landau to Mr Wicks the Magle= | men went ashore. He said plan should be revised in any trate at Victoria Lower Court, the company which had been read to the Court es Mr Landau chartering the junk for a long Other members of the Securi-had since left the Colony for time should have been well Dr Henry Smyth does not|ty Council-have-not ̈yat-com- Australia.

aware of the regulations. belleve atomic submarines and mented on the resolution and it

In his statements to the planes are just around the car was learned that so far no one, ner.

Pakistan dele-Magistrate apart from the

Mr

mald Landau Dr Smyth,

member of the

gate, has put his name on the he WIE the manager of "Big Four" powers on the basis Atomic Energy Commission and speakers list for tomorrow.

which Jimmy's Kitchen outlined today. The West Ger-veteran of the wartime project

Sir Benegal, who le this opposite

the side entrance of man Parliament will reply as that developed the atom bomb, month's President of the Securi. the Queen's Theatre. On the

addressed winners of the an. Friday,

ty Council, has given up the morning of January 13 he was nual Westinghouse science talent

chair for all meetings on the in the restaurant when he heard Last October the East German nual

Pleading guilty to impersonat Kashmir problem to hi Police whistles being blown, ing a police ofilcer and evading missing from her handbag in her revealed that some of the articles man and not even

Con- Prime Minister, Dr Otto Grote search tonight and said:

the entrance of bus fare, Chung Sun, 25, un- successor, Mr D. J. Von Ballu | On coming_to woh), Invited the West German

Beck (Netherlands), Mr Ballu- his premises he saw a Chinese employed, was ined $50 or 14 Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, gress can change the laws

Nature. Spending $1,000,000,- to all-German unity talks. The 800 will not change these laws eck will

preside again to-man with a parcel under his days by Mr Hin-shing Lo at morrow.--Reuter.

arm jog-trotting by. The man, Central this morning. although It may help us to

he said, gave him the impres- We must of them. In January the People's Parlia- make use of

len he was chasing someone, startling develop- ment sent a similar proposal to not expect

so be followed. the West German Parliament, It ments overnight in our neces

to under- sarily slow efforts been answered.- has not yet

stand how Nature works. Ac- Reuler.

cording to current headlines, quick expenditure

of millions dollars wiil Five us overnight aeroplanes that

invitation was rejected.

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE ANSWERS

ON

of

Epidemic Control Ship

Sub-Inspector 5, H. Yuen stated that defendant boarded a bus in Queen's Road East yes- Mr Landau said he followed terday, and told the conductor the man across Queen's Rood he was a policeman. He we and up d'Aguilar Street and unable to produce his identity then into Stanley Street. Ho card when asked for f.

Defendant claimed in mitiga- then decided the man was up Washington March. 5.

he had hati, a few to no good and rushed him, Hen that A specially equipped epidemic-knocking him to the ground, drinks at the time. without refuelling or sub-control shilp hus been sent to He told the man to get up and marines that will cruise in the Far East as a precautionary come with him.

of

Will

y 80 times around the earth

1. Gaul. 2. Santo Fe, New definitely on л teacup of measure, the Navy Mexico, 3. Leonardo da Vincl. atomic fuel. Such exaggerated today. 4. Isosceles triangle. 5. Wilches.

6. Lime and clay, burned and scien, eis render no service to

ground to a fine powder and mixed with water.

Only.

50, Dut(1) waw(3), Merely. But

"si, dayYen ging(1). Already. A Story: (Continued).

15. (2)Kul dui (3) (3) kui-doe(1) (1)pung-(3) you (3)wait 1)N (3)6 (1)181 (1)toong (1)Ngaw and enjoy yourselves with me.

__16_(3)Nay=(3)day pah(3) mwo(1)- (377eh neh(1)7.

or to country."

Dr Smyth went on to say that ho believed man was intelligent enough to avoid suicide by the atom bomb.

"There are many thoughtful men who are frightened by the

of modern science,

Radio Hongkong

1.K.T.

other pinioned his arma to his sides.chestral Selectione 0.55, Cantonese

announced As the Chinese was getting he put his hands into the up he Typhus epidemic has been front of his cont and produced reported among Communist

a gun. He then heard a loud troops in Korea, but no case of click. Mr Landou said he then the disease has been reported a

the man and American or among

grappled with United Nations troops.

The gun fell to the ground. About The Navy sold the

Epecial

a Police Officer ship, a large

infantry landing a minute later

came to his assistance. The vessel, has been equipped to beachheads and "knock out the cubed. He forecast, however, 20 or 30 discase before it spreads to

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develop do not share that move into; infected," ports or an ho grappled with was the of Forcy

ho

Fright

years of national and inter-

for the foreseeable future-Draft Of 18-Year being blown. He rushed out of Letter From America By

United Press.

SI O'Conner, giving the allorials", (Londoni Relay Recorded);

ho was national tension and cautioned, epidemic proportions." United Theatre on the morning of Jan 15, Box 200 Bert Unlette #1 204

same tickets must prepare to resist Press.

uary 18 buying aggression with all our strength

when he heard Police, whistles

his revolver the theatre with

for and gathered there was drawn a hue and cry on, He went up d'Agullar Street and at the corner of Stanley Street he saw a knot of people.

Pushing through the people he saw a European whom he now

Inaya(5)-(5)lawk **lah (1). ComEISENHOWER

be afraid of

For the guidance of Hsteners wo publish below a summary of the lesson. Summaries for subsequent Jozsona will publibed in the China Ma every Tuesday and Friday for the duration of this radio feature.

Laman 31 0

(rater to "Cantonese Himplified")-1=;

Vocabulary:

Dag 13.

What are you MARKS

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TIME

Olds

Approved

Washington, Mar. 5, The Senate today voted in effect to approve the draft of 18-year-olds for 24 months of Barvice.

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Hi Biring Choir

London, Mar. Bi "The action came on two know to be Mr Landau, and a wasther ports 11.30, God General Dwight D. Elsen separate voles on amendments Chinese male. The Euro are The slogi: Chem Down hower, the

Supreme Atlamic to the administration's draft appeared to be helping As he **10. (1)30at (1)shoe-(1)shbu dob (1) Pack Commander, has post-Bl for 18-year-olds, One: vols Chinose to his feet (1) toong - ((pon poned naming the men who will rejected a proposal to set the approached the pair the Chinese (f)yatı, yum (3) -yum (1) ' (3)shizaj(1) hoh (3)-A-1 Cousand his uropean forces -Lueen (3)}+\), tájm

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that money is valuable the poul

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London, Mar, B.-

I produced a pistol and held approved service with both hands. Mr. Landau Weather Forecast dau period of 24 months-United then tackled the man grasping

hold at him from behind. to bas

For a mall too, anyʊno, in gun fell to the grounded some storm which har.

SI O'Connor, and he rushed up Britain planning a garden. Britain because kn

and matched up the pistol and party, picnic, Village fete or any Dipsumo:eNaval ). Commasod. In

put it in his pocket. Later, activity (m) | Worth "Alantic,

Sir Gerart How Hodoogʻa The Mamie Foot Supreme newly appointed

forestepecting the gun he found that weather weather Commanderails stated to ba

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CHIEF JUSTICE DUE TODAY

depending on the

can have personal

forecast for the dif

¿were bluishi Geposits and it arouk The Dautrological Omos,

DE corditerim came to the nduncti

had been pawned. Defendant bedroom

As yesterday morning. denied that he had any know- the servant was the only person ledge of the lighter and the who had access to her room, não fountain pen. He was wearling went to the servant's quarters to the European suit which he had question her and found $200 in stolen at the time of his arrest. a basket. The defendant admit-

A friend of the father of ted that she stole $100

on defendant appeared before Court February 25 and the remainder saying that he knew defendant's on Monday.

father very well and he came The complainant informed the from a good family.

He said Count that she did not wish to defendant had never committed press the charges. However, Mr an offence before and haj prob- d'Almeda replied that it was aably done, so because he wan matter for the Court to decide.

short of money.

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith