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Wealthy Chinese Secretly Deported To Formosa

Manila, Apr. 26..

Vicente Uy Tek, wealthy Chinese businessman who was originally ordered deported in 1947 on a profiteering charge, was secretly placed aboard a Philippines Air Force plane yesterday and sent to Formosa.

The secret deportation was revealed late last night, almost 12 hours after Uy Tck had departed, by National Defence Secretary Ramon Magsaysay.

Mr Magsaysay said Presidentj Elpidio Quirino had approved a secret deportation board order 10 send Uy Tek to Formosa in pursuance of a policy designed to "break unscrupulous business practices which tend to under- mine the nation's cecnomic stability."

of

The original case against Uy Tek by the deportation board charged that he disposed

800 1,000-pound sacks of sugar in 1946 at

more

than

New Idea

For

Perfecting British Radio

London, Apr. 25. Britain's radio chiefs

huge profit to himself by sell want to build 20 new trans-

ing at black market prices mitters in a revolutionary then prevailing. The governattempt to bring the coun- entrusted by Uy Tek's care for try perfect listening.

ment charged the sugar

sale at controlled

prices

was

This 1p

nation-wide batwork

alleviate postwar civilian sul-will switch British broadcasting

fering.

THIRD DEPORTATION

it

Was

Yesterday morning. learned, agents picked up Uy

to very high frequencies, using short waves instead of the crowded

medium and long

metre bands.

It would improve reception

in "regions" where blockouts are

by foreign stations

and slop

Tek and rushed him to the air-frequent, eu out interference port where he was placed aboard a wailing Air Force plane which immediately took olf for Formosa,

It was the third deportation of wealthy Chinese from the Philippines in recent

jamming by vibration of nussing cars and from vacuum cleaners and refrigerators.

But it would also mean that very radio set in Britain would have to be altered back 40 piekt Zransmission 01 up the new three metres.

Parliamentary

approval for the new stations will be re- quented shortly by the State- controlled British Broadcasting Corporation.

months. Co Pok, alias Felix del Rosario, and Ten Li Po, both of whom also had old deportation cases pending against them,

Arreste likewise summarily while at liberty under bail, places aboard planes and rushed

Itadio engineers are 110W out of the country within "u matter of hours after they had working on an experiment to

Heat the new system. been roundeet up by agents:

becomes nation-wide, If it Both Co Pak and Tan Li Po,

British radio addition to other charges of

programmes will In

crowded violating Philippines laws, were go out on the least described by the National part of the ether, And it will Defence Department con-be the "purest" broadcasting in

ភេទ tributors of money and other add the world-Reuter. to the Communist Huks in the

Philippines.

TO STAND TRIAL

from It has been reported

Leung Chi-ki, 24, watchman reliable-sources- that the depor-

Wa Iospital, tations have been quickly and of the Kwong scerelly carried out to prevent who was alleged to have utter- demanding $5,000 powerful Filipino "political si a letter friends of the accused Chinese from the hospital matron, Miss Chu Chung-luen, on March 18, from attempting to block

was committed to stand trial Executive Department's slons on the cases.-Associated by Mr Wicks at Kowloon this

Press,

the

deci-

morning.

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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951.

Britain Unpacks Mothball Navy

Naval personnel remove the mothball covers from HMS Widemouth Bay, one

of the mothball fleet frigates stored away at Sheerness. The vessel is, to be recom. missioned.—AP Picture.

Apartheid

Bill Introduced

Capetown, Apr. 25.

Minister of

The

the | Interior, Mr Eben Donges, moving the second reading of South Africa's Bill to alter the representation of coloured voters, said today that points of contact be- tween races

were eventual points of friction.

For this reason it was 0 fundamental principle

the of apartheid race policy to remove these contacts as far as possible.

Lift Cage

Killed By A 100,000

Unemployed In Canton

• Manila, April, 20, Gordon R. Pohl, 37, * native of Washington, was killed yesterday when a lift cage dropped on his head while he was in- specting work in an old mine at Baguio,

Manila The

Bulletin correspondent reparied that Pohl, who was superinten- dent of the mine, WAR standing at the 1,000-foot level in shaft number three when the elevator care struck him.

Pohl has been employed by the mining firm sinos 1937.—Assoolated Press.

SPC Women's

Auxiliary Meeting

The bill seeks to remova Pro- coloured voters in Cape vince from the common roll. It would give them European representation In the House of Assembly and European OT non-European representation in the Cape Provincial Council,

four Dr Donges enumerated

the demands, which, he said, new system must meet:

(1) It, matst be

The Chief Justice, Sir Gerard | system in

Was introduced between Howe,

by which relations

W.. T. Stanton, the Europeans and coloureds were Mrs

new Chairman, at a meet- improved through the elimina-

It ng of the Women's Auxİ- tion of points of friction.

Hongkong Society was part of the general policy llary of the

for the Protection of Children of apartheid fundamental principles of that policy to remove points of con- tact so far as possible between these points of races, because LIMITED

contact were eventual points of to friction, he said. This had apply to politlen! contact as well as to any other contact. COUNTRY'S INTERESTS (2) It must enable coloured people to exercise their rights

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of the

held in the Board/Room of the South China Morning Port Ltd this morning.

According to a Chinese press roport, more than 100,000 workers in Canlon are out of employment because of the closing down of factories due to shortage of raw materials.

The The report says about 00 percent of the factories have been compelled to close down and others have to cut their working hours in order to pre- vent losses.

It is sald that over 30,000 workers are registered with the Government. Employment Bureau for work.

The Communist authorities are

in a dilemma as to how to tackle

the problem. Several thousands

of people have been sent to the rural districts

10 do farming work since the beginning of this

year. Most of the unemployed

now are technicians. These- workers are reluctant to go to the countryside, adds the report.

Forced Labour

On Airfield

More than 1,000 people have been conscripted by the hsien A discussion was held about} (county) authorities in Tung various activities, which would] Kuon for the construction of ǎ both entertain the Hongkong runway in the Pal Sar airfield public as well as gain funds for which was completed some tline last week, says Chinese press working of the Society.

report,

It was decided that the Wo- men's Auxiliary would organise

Tuesday.

·

Two planes landed at the more in their own and theira Flower Day, to be proced- newly constructed runway from country's interests than under ed by an appeal by Sir Gerard Canton on ปี trial fight on

present system.

Howe broadcast over Redif- fusions; a grand ball, a fashion parade, a mahjong, bridge and canuta drive and party,

агела,

was

The report adds that among the pilots of the planes a garden

a Russian. The Byers were entertained to a dinner by the hsten magistrate on the evening of their arrival. They left for Canton the next morning.

"(3)

It must raise the coloured vote above the Party political

(4) It must put an end for over to the sense, of fear- and

The Flower Day will be held bring about lasting stability.

Mr J. G. N.

July 7 while Strauss, leader

the ball is of the Opposition's United, scheduled for September. Party

Ah if his Party AL the two-day Fashion

said

the

power

it

on

will

was returned to

take

Mart Parade in October, which would steps to entrench in the con- tione, cocktails will be served. necessary display the Intest winter crea stication by a now Bill of Rights It will be held a day each in The fundamental liberties of

Hongkong and Kowloon for the the people of South Africa.

convenience of all residents. would write into the Con- It stitution again entrenchment of Mrs Stanton thanked the re-

of the

tiring chairman, Mr Kwok, for language Toloured caunilty and "vote"

all she had done. She also in- Other fundamental rights | troduced the new Chinese secre- which would be re-written into

tary, Mrs Barnett. the Constitution Included the freedom of the press, freedom of speech and froedom ́of re- Igton-Reuter.

Flying-Boat

New Amenities

For Services' Club

MORE GOLD BARS Lands In Centre spoke

SEIZED

Of Harbour

This morning, the committee and voluntary workers of the Cheero Services Club held the first of regular meetings

for the planned

purpose discussing and work of the club,

general effkelency Mrs AP. Weir, the president, for fifteen minutes to about seventy of 150 volunteers. The

Secretary, Mrs Alabaster, and Mrs Endacolt noted sugges tions made after Mrs Weir's Following the arrest of six persons and the discovery of Ferry passengers crossing the speech.

harbour about 11.40 this morn club is the foundation of a Ono recent addition to the 3,000 tuels of ¦ gold.. by the police..on board the shiping were given a thrill when a Glenartney

large United States Navy flying-brary presented by the Ameri- on Tuesday was seen flying low from can Consulate, An improve Revenue officers again visited the direction of Stonecutters ment due to be put into effect the ship yesterday and found a further, 330 Ave-thel bars, the Island and making to land in soon is the grassing-in of a large

Che centre of the harbour, total 4030 tasks." The ban

Tin: the propeller The twin-engined aircraft shalt, were ordered to be con- made a smooth landing at How invaluable this club is Located by Mr Winter at How cast of the normal cross-bar to servicemen may be judged loon Court this moming on the bour ferry route, and taxied to by the fact that between six application of Revenue Inspec-wards the USS Bayield, laying make use of it during the week. and seven thousand of them tor Mington, 1).

at No 2 naval, buoy:

part of the compound outside the club..

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US Pressman Disappears In Czechoslovakia

Frankfurt, Apr. 25.

William N. Oatis, Chief of The Associated Press bureau in Czechoslovakia, disappeared Mon- day and the US Embassy in Prague fears he is under arrest.

The Embassy requested on Wednesday that the Com- munist government investigate "on the most urgent basis possible." Embassy Counsellor Tyler Thompson took personal charge of efforts to trace Oatis.

Pawns Customer's Suit

Wong Chak, 34, tailor, was bound over in $100 for one year and ordered to pay $30 10

a1

Beginning three weeks ago, Czech employees of The Associated Press Prague bureau began vanishing. Thomas Svoboda, sports reporter And teletyplat, Paucw Wodjinek and Peter Muenz dropped out of sight one by one.

"Nobody knows where they are-they're just missing." said a remaining Czech employe who first disclosed Ontis' dis- appearance to The Associated Press at Frankfurt.

Coca-Cola

Mail

Goirle

Notices

Registered articles and parcel mata close one hour eattler than the ordinary mall. When main clow on Sundays or bes fore 10 am, on any other day. registered Articles and parcel mail clona at 5 p.m. On the previous day. Malls are closed At Kowloon Post Office one hour entller than the G.P.0, clostag times.

THURSDAY, APRIL 20

By Al:

Slam. Malayo, Indonesia, 5 p.m., via C.P.A.

By Surface Macao. a.m.; 4.30 p.m., ao Yu Men/Tak Shing,

FRIDAY, APRIL 27

By Alr

Canada, U.S.A., 8.30 a.m., via C.P.A.L.

Formosa, 10 a.m., C.A.T. Indo-China, France, French North & West Africa, Great Britain, 19 a.m.. Air France,

Slam. Burma, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Europe, 5 p.m.. D.0.A.C.

Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, 5 p.m... B.O.A.C.

New

D.N. Bomea, Australia, Zealand. 8 p.m.. Q.E.A.

Farmasa, B p.m.. H.K. Airways.

By Surface Macao, a.m.; 4.30 p.m.. at Yu Men/Tak Shing.

China, Peoples Repubile, 8.30 am. train via Canton.

Malaya, 2 p.m., ** Anking. Indo-China, 1 p.m., ss Pronto. Philippines, 3 p.m.. es. Langlees-

SATURDAY, APRIL 28

By Air

cot.

Philippines. Guam. Hawatt, U.S.A., Conada 8 a.m., via P.A.L.

Formosa, 3 p.m., C.A.T.

Indonesia. Slam, Makiya,

Aus- traila, New Zealand, V p.m..

Japan, Korea, 5 p.m.. 8.0.A.C.

By Burfics Macao, Ba.m.; 4.30 p.m., sa Yu Men/Tak Shing.

complainant ns Another Czech employee of restitution by Mr Latimer the bureau was reported missing night. Russell Central this morning Wednesday

Jones, the United Press corres- when pleading guilty to a pondent in Prague, telephoned charge of unlawful pawning. that transistor Vladimir Freelik

P.0.A.S. disappeared the same day Oatis According to the prosecution, vanished. Leung Hung, the complainant, handed to defendan! a suit of Oatis was last seen Monday European clothing for altera- afternoon when he told Czech tion in a tailor's shop, at 634 | colleagues he was going to keep Nathan Road, ground floor. De-an appointment with Rudolph fendant pawned the suit the Popper, Foreign Press Chief in Same day al the Tal Cheong the Ministry of Information. Pawn shop for $30. A week

He never returned to his offlee later, the complainant went to defendant's shop and was in-or his hotel. His car is missing Jenes sold it formed that the man had been from its garage.

had been seen at midnight Cismissed.

Monday, parked before a hotel on Prague's main street.

At about 4.15 p.m. en Tues. day, complainant met defendant In Mongkok and the defendant

on

The day before his disappear- was detained when the Policence, Oolis told officials at the Embassy he was worried because were informed.

he believed he was being sha-

Defendant pleaded this mar- dowed 24 hours ning that he had to pawn the presumably by Czech suit as he was out of employ-police-Asscelated Press. ment. He said he had found another job recently.

CLERK ON

$50,000 BAIL

Cheung Chung-nam, 26, clerk, who was charged with posses sion of a total of 890 taels of dangerous drugs, was allowed ball of $60,000 by Mr Wieka at Kowloon this morning,

day,"

secret

Radio Hongkong

11.K.T.

6.00, Programme Summary: 0.02, "Jazz For The Moderna" presented by John Waring (Studio); 0.35, "Hật Parade":-- 7.00 London Promenade- Orchestra: 7.33, La Demi-Heure Fran-

enise (Studio): 8.00, World News and News Analysis (London Relay); 8.15, Local Studio Concert-Hilda Dekker soprano) and Michael Tin (Tenor) with Plano Accompaniment by Betty Bruch Drown: 8.30, _Musle from Flims: 845, Sports Review by Bill Phillipa (Studio); 9,00, "From The Editorials (Recorded Relay); 9,10, Repredented by Mr B. N.

Weather Report: 9.11. "Thursday Cooper, he was remanded for Serenade"-A Programme of Con- seven days in gaol custody on tinuous Musle arranged by Beity the application of Det-Sub-Drown: 9.30 Book Talk by Ruth Kirby (Studio); 9.43, George Boulan- Inspector Anderson,

ker and His Orchestra: 10.00, "Ring

Curtain"-Excerpta Defendant was alleged to have Up The been in possession of 220 laels Donizetu's Opera (BDCTS) with Cindy Ripley (Contralto), Heddle cf heroin, 270. taxis of crude | Nish (Tenor), Arnold Matters (Barl- B.D.C. Theatro Orchestra of tone), morphine and 200 taels morphine-quinine mixture on conducted by Clifton Helllwell; 10.45. Marek Weber and His Orchestrai April 16 a 100 Talpo Road,

11.00, Radio News Reel (London Relay); 11,15. Goodnight Music; 11,29, Weather Report: God Save The King: 11.30, Close Down.

Manoeuvres In River Delta

the

The

Chinese Communist Army and Navy are holding joint manoeuvres along islands in the Pearl River della oday, according to a Chinese press report.

The report Buys that shipping from Tung Kuan and Taiping has been asked to suspend operations by the Military su- thorities.

Fourteen patrol boats will fake part in the exercises. The amphibious troops will stage mock attacks, at Taiping the surrounding Islets,

INTELLIGENCE TEST

SOLUTION

and

Let P's speed in still water ba n miles per hour; A's is then (1) tes per hour. Let the rate of Bow of the current be a miles per hour.

(1) 2/in+of+3/[n—c) -1. (1) 27mm-140) +2/(1-10)=7/0 **From these equations readily deducible that Whence_0=9/2,

9/2:

So the rate of flow of the currant was 11 miles per hour.

· London Express Servion.

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE ANSWERS

1. A. Charles Nessler. 2. Westminster Abbey.

2. From the Khyber Pass. to' Calcutta.

4. Maine. d. Titian.

6. Catharine of Aragon.

Ching. People's Republic, 9.30 a.m. p.m., train via Conton. Slam. 10 a.m., ss Mul Hoch. Formosa, 2 p.m.. as Shengking. Indonesia, 2 p.m.. as Anchorage Victory.

Philippines. 2 p.m..

Buchanan.

Indo-China,

Gabriel.

Pres.

$

P

... K

San

B.N, Borneo, 3 p.m..

69 How Song.

Malaya, Ceylon, Madagnsent, In- dis, Pakistan. 8 p.m... as Thai.

SUNDAY, APRIL 29 By Air Philippines, B.N. Borneo, · p.m.. via C.P.A.

Formona, 5 p.m.. H.K. Airways.

By Burlaco Macao, 1 p.m.. Kwong Tung.

MONDAY, APRIL 30 By Air Formosa, 2 p.m., vis C.A.. Burma, India, Pakistan, Middin Eart Africa, Europe.

8 p.m., B.O.A.C.

Japan, Korea. 6 p.m.. 3.0.A.C. Formosa, Okinawa, U.S.A.. Canada. p.m., N.W.A.L.

Slam, Malaya, 6 p.m., C.P.A.

22-People In

A Dinghy

A fine of $25, was imposed on Wong Choi-lee, 06. master of Ashing junk F215HS, by Mr T.B. Low, at the Marine Court this morning for ferrying 22 persons on a dinghy, licensed only for two.

Sub-Inspector, L.G.. Nippard Wong stated that yesterday from

took the passengers aboard his to their Junk on a pilgrimage anecotors tomb in Chai Wan Вау, outside Lyemun Pass. Upon arrival in the bay, he put them on the dinghy, which was licensed to carry two persons to row them ashore.

SIDE GLANCES

D.

By Galbraith

EP 1994 BY REA BERVYCK, ING. T. IL, RED, UL. I. PAT, DFF,

"If this family is going to hoard-anything, how about. hoarding a little money?"!