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Scrap Metal Shipment Held Up

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Manila, May 15.

CHINA MAIL

Loading of scrap metal on board a Formosan registered ship, the ss Saiyu, was halted in Batangas Bay last Saturday by Military Intelli- gence agents, the Philippines National Defence Department said today.

A spokesman for the Department said the cargo had been cleared several months ago before passage of new laws prohibiting the export from the Philippines of strate gie materiais. He said the loading was halted while the Justice Department investigates whether the shipment is legal at the present time.

Changes In

Constitution Proposed

Manila, May 15.

The Philippines. Cuncil of State will minat daday to deter- mine the administration's tude

Toward a proporal for a special session of Congress irt duck to consider amendmen to the constitution.

Congress a scheduled to ad-

The spokesman said he "doubted" that the cargo was intended for Communist China. No formation on the size or ownership of the vessel is avail- able here.

The National Defence Depart- ment's emmett came after the Philippines Herald published a story declaring the ship "was mized while loading serup metal and shells bound for Com- munist China,"

The Herald story said! a

Was 411

custuma

Pard

olver the whip when the agents arrived. It added that the ship has an all-Chinese cres and the master

Hove the nates of two Chinese residents of the Philippines as owners of the carga.

Ted

The Herald continued that a

-journ at the lot of business cheeks of the addresses given on Thursday, May 17, but it way the master of the ship fail- tenerally believed the clock |22|

disclose wood be get back for at least

any Chinese one and perhaps two days to

there. The Herald said as fur permit passage of pressing bits is known here there are no including

4271 the budget for the sinetera coming scal year.

Some legislators eläimed they were dismayed at the apparent attitude of cublness toward the propanedi special session by President Elpidio

siders Pres.

could use serap elated Press,

Formoza

Bad Weather

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TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1951.

A CURTAIN OF FIRE IN KOREA

American Eighth Army self-propelled 15mm “Long Tom” cannon concentrate their fire power against advancing Communist forces in Korea. It was this sort of fire power which slowed down the Communist advance and gave the UN troops a round 1 victory in the latest phase of the Korean campaign.--AP Picture."

18 Months For False

Pretences

Sentence of 18 months was!

Death By Drowning: Inquest Verdict

Snatched Wrist Watch

Host of

the highway

DRINK

Coca-Cola

Mr Ben Gurion Mail

Receives Historic Letter

Baltimore, May 14.

The original letter written by Theodore Herzl, "father of modern Zionism," was presented here today to Premier David Ben Gurion of Israel on his arrival in connection with a nationwide tour of the United States.

The letter, which had been written by Herzl in 1900 to a friend in Vienna describing his hopes for a Jewish state and the importance of a Jewish state, was presented to Premier Ben Gurion in the name of the Jewish community of Baltimore.

Gets $80

From PC

By Fraud

Mr Ben Gurion arrived here zhodlý before noon and was met as the railway plation by Jacch Blaus.in, President < the American Oil Company and head of the American Jewish Com- mittee.

He was scheduled to give a talk in the alternoon at a luncheon sponsored by the Bɔ- | more Conanter for the State of Isrucl.

The Israeli Prime Minister, in line for two hours stood MAN SENTENCED night grecting more than 1,000 well-wishers who jammed the

ballroom of Shoreham Brand

By falsely pretending Hotel to celebrate Israel's third that he could give in-birthday. formation concerning A crime, Yau Wing obtained $80 from a policeman Shamshuipo.

Notices

Registered articles and parcel mail close one higur earlier than the ordinary mail times shown below.

TUESDAY, MAY 15 2ty Ale Alam. 5. p.m. P.0.A.3. Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New

a Ceylon, B. H.m. B.O.A.C. Wes Ateles. 5. p.m. Ale France East Africa, Great Britain, Europe,

Indo-China, France, French Norihi &

•Burma, India. Pakistan, din

6 p., B.O.A.C.

By Hurface Macao, B. 8.m.;4.30 p.d. S/8 Bu

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 By Air Philippines, Gúsın, Hawaių, V.S.A..

Me/Lee Hong

Canada.

n.1. Vin P.A.1.. zealand 19. a. C.P.A

Maloya, Indonesia, Aixitrila, New

Formosa, 10. a.m. C.A.T.

Slam. Bunno. India, Pakistan, Middle East, Afelea, Great Britain, Erupe. A p.m. 1.0.A.C.

Formosa, 3. p.m. H.K. Aleways, Japan, Korea) 5. p.m. B.O.A.C.

By Surface

Macao. 8. a.m.:4.30 p.m. S/S Hu Men/Lee Hong,

China, Peoples Republic. a.m. train via Canton.

Japan 10. .in. 5/8 Tunkus, Philippines. 2. p.m. S/S President Harding.

"THURSDAY, MAY 17

By Alr

· Slain, Malaya," Indonesia. 6, p.8. Via C.P.A.

Ity Surface Mocan, 0. a.m.4.90 p., S/5 lu Mea/Lee Hong.

Republic.

9.30

China, Peuples a.m. trala vía Cantoni

Malaya, Ceylon, Arabia, Midɗio Fast, Great Britain. 10. a.m S/S city of Ollawn.. South Afries, p.m., S/S Tegal-

Philippines, Mauritius,

Laing.

East nud

Indonesia, I p.m.. 5/5 Szechuen.

FRIDAY, MAY IB

By Ale Canada, U.S.A., 8.30 a.m., vla

Formosa. 10. a.m. C.A.T Indo-China, France, French North 10.

A glittering diplomatic re- ception attrucled Cabinet mem-

C.P.A.L. at bery and diplomats from 34 nations, Justices of the Supreme Before Mr Winter at Kowloon Court, top ranking Sinte Depart-

You pleaded ment omncials and many morning

this

false pretences between Febru

Ho

mem-

& West Africa, Great Britain, am. Air France,

Slam. Burosa, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Europe, 5. p.m. B.O.A.C. Hundreds of quests queued in Malayn, Indonesia, Ceylon, 4. ary 24 and March 15 fom DPC

the hotel lobby

to awalt on p.m. 13.0.A.C. Shing

B. N. Borneo, Australla, New Inspector

Summers said the opportunity to meet Israel's first | Zealand, & p.m., Q.E.A.

By Surface Formosa, G p.m.. H.K. Aleways. Macao. 6. a.m.;4.30 p.m. 8/S Hu Men/Lee Hang.

China, Peoples Republic, D.30 a.m. train via Canton,

fraud came to light on May 11 Prime Minister who came here

when the accused went to the from nearby Battimore, Mary- police and offered more in land inte this afternoon, fonnation. He was,

however,

het by a police. sergeant from accused as the Taumati who recognised the

Standing in the receiving line with Premier Ben Gurion were Mrs Ben Gurion anti Ambassador Abba buny.

man who had made him the same offer.

discovered that the It wng

Cabinet Ministers who accepi- secused had no connection with od invitations do the reception

Charles particular crime and he was included:

Brannan no position to give any (Socretary of Agriculture), Ogar Information about it.

The

in

Radio Hongkong

H.K.T...

0.00, Programme Summary: 6.02, Chapman (Secretary of Interior), Charter

School Quiz: Conducted By Yvonne And Anthony Culelier. Apparently he was going from Charles Sawyer (Secretary of (Studio): Diocesan Girls' School v

station to one police

another Continerce), Attorney General Discesan Boys' School; 6.30, "Can- trying to get money from the Howard McGrath, Thomas Fin-tonese By Radio Given By Misa Dolice fraudulently, Ho And letter (Secretary of Air). The Lea Wal Ian and S. K. Leo (Studio) .50. Songs By Elyana been convicted for stealing u State Department was headed Cela: 7.00, Les Sylphides Ballet dog in 1945.

by the assistant Secretary of (Chopto); 7.30,

Memory Mr Winter sent You to prison State, Guorge McGhee.

Lane Presented By Aleen Woods. (St); 8,00, World Nown Ana for two months,

Other State Department officials 3.15, "Box 200 Light Organ Music Nows Analystr. (London Relay): who accepted the Invitations By Bert Galette: 8.30, Hongkong Wellare":

A verdict of presumed death by drowning which passed on Wong Tung-fan, following the accidental capsizing of a sailing to obtaining money by bars of Congress. metal-Asso-19 year-old native

Szechuen, by Mr Latimer at dinghy was returned by Mr Wicks sitting as Central this morning when Coroner at Kowloon this morning at an inquest into Operations In pleading guilty to two counts the death of three Europeans of the Royal Navy

of obtaining money by false Armament Depot, Stonecutters. Quirino, They claimed the chief execu

pretences and larceny of a The deceased were Derek Frederick Hyhat, 34, tive had previously asaired them

letter sent by mail to the William John Nerberi Pago, 27, and Albert John Stephens, 'a special session will be enlled,

Yuen Lang Shop at Diamond 28, missing after sailing from the depot on the dinghy Wir Quirion said last night

Fifth Air Force HQ., May 15.

Hill. That

hat he was in no mood to call Flying through

on February 7. rain, low a special session without act- cloud and forbidding leaden De-Sub-Insp. K.S. Van, i vance

In his findings, Mr Wicks sala Į assurances from

Con-

skies, Fifth Air Force fighters pro: cooling,

said that ony that the three men, who were gressional leaders that the neces and lighter bombers continued January 27 this year, defendant | duely authorised

Their by three-quarters

Communist build-up sacle majurity Kary

to pointl

front the Yuen superior officer to use the dinghy, could be mustered in favour of

a letter areas on Monday os observers Lang

Shop, Ha

Yura Lang, boarded it at about 2 p.m. on some of the most Important of predicted that the Koreau, rainy Diamond Hill, and on February the day in question and sailed the proposed amendments, lie

is coming. season is _did_noi_deline what he con- Despite the poor weather, a 20, he took the same letter to away in a southerly directions.

"The state of the weather at Ngai Long-chin, the complain- Important.-Associated total of 513 sortie

sortles were low ant, ut Bonham Strand during

the day

the Eme of their departure and West and pilots from whom

ly obtained $320und the following day made Prison & 6 Strokes claimed more than 400 enemy by falsely pretending that he sailing in a dinghy difficult. But

or wounded in troops killed

three was u man named Wong Yee- e

formed an addition to 350 buildings and 50

mas, the person who sent for efficient crew for the vessel in

the weather conditions

A seaman, Lau In the Hwachon reservoir

that line. The living on board Juring

a lighter was one flight of swift F-VA After he had found out latering

Vessel was found capsized

zed sentenced by Mr Winter at underjets claimed 75 troop that he had paid the wront about

on the following Kowloon this morning to p.m. casualties and 10

six trucks des- person, complainant met de day about half

mile east

months, six strakes and banish- troyed or damaged.

fendant in a crest on May 7. Di

Ping Chau Island. The stale of ment for snatching a In a night strike over North At the Police Station following the vessel was consistent with watch from a weman on Nathan Korca one lone B-26 bomber his arrest

defendant admitted shot up two trains and a convoy the offence. Then he took the thing capsized in a gust of Road on May 10,

wind, one or more of the three Police to his address where they men having atcmpted 10 head-right it. recovered $100 which Chinese, Ite was also ordered In day-long attacks on Mont-mitted to be part of the money

NO DAMAGE to be placed under Police super-day, 100 rail cars, 110 vehiclos. he had collected.

"No damage to the vessel was vision for two years,

three locomotives, 050 enemy- Defendant told the Court that found which would indicate that According to the prosecution, held buildings, seven gun post-re was

of Szeebuenit had been in a collision and

Inspector Dewar said that at about 2.30 pan, yesterday, Li

tions and

seven supply dumps and that he had been in The

two detectives saw the accused there is no evidence that the as destroyed or Colony

The for two years. Ping-yce, the complainant, was were claimed

vessel was otherwise than being loitering suspicicusly on the walking along Jubilee Street damaged.

$100 recovered was ordered to

a seaworthy state. There is no

no street on May 11., He was look- be returned to complainant. evidence indicating whether the ing especially at women pedes- vesre! capsized within harbour trans. The detectives searched limits or outside those limits. him and found

four pawn strong in these tickets, one of which was waters and the bodies cast into related to the stolen watch.

Two Years For

Old

Offender

With six previous convictions on the record. Ho Sai-ngan, 22, unemployed, was sentenced to two years burd labour by Mr

Latimer at Central this morning -for-stealing—$2-from another

neue the sidedoor of the Fire

Brigade. Building when he fell someone on the left skle put his hand into his pocket. Turn- ing round complainant saw de- fendant with the $2 on the ground. He caught hold of de- fendant and informed the Police,

Defendant pleaded that he merely attempted to pick up $2 from the ground.

Cantones

the

vehicles-destroyed

of enemy trucks heading for the front.

Two U.N. Aghter bombers, one F-50 Mustang and one F-80 Shooting Star Jel, were shot down by the chemy during the

day's operation.-United Press. Jaywalkers Fined

Seven women and six men arrested yesterday in 'Sham- shulpo for juy-walking were ench fined $10 by Mr Winter at Kowloon this morning.

Radio

The thirty-eighth in the series, (geot-teen(1) oh(3)? Do you like of lessons in Cantonese to be old or hot weather?

4. B. broadcast over Radio Hongkong Joong(1)-yee(3)

the money.

a native

POLICE OFFER

men

previ

.

of

"The tides are

the sea could be expected to be.

For Offender

Fook-chai,

wrist

The woman, L Suk-chun, told the magistrate that the ac- cused twisted her am to take the watch,

the

The watch, which the woman NO EVIDENCE to the open sea when said she bought for $115, was

be improbable that they pawned for $15. It would be would ever be recovered.

"It is presumed that the vessel capsized, casting the three men into the sea where they died by drowning, and their bodica were 12, three men were freed by swapt out to the open sea, there

Charged with unlawful, pos- session of 00 gallons of diesel oll found on board a sampon Wan on May off Cheung Sha

Mr Winter at Kowloon this

being no evidence other than that

The magistrate' ordered watch to be returned lo the woman without payment.

morning when Inspector Devar the capsizing of the vessel was BANK THIEVES

offered no evidence against the

mien.

Defendants were hawker, Chung

two boalmen

Cheung Kai

Inspector

(2)Now (3) you

(2)Jaanz-Loen(1),

yent-toon(1). I ko bother coll

hot weather,

(1)m

1 a.m. and they

by Mr S. K. Lee will he given (3)yau (1)m Joong(1)-yeo(3) (3)

this everting at 6.30.

and and

raid the

an accident for which no was to blame.

body

No Navigational Lights

THWARTED

Manila, May 15. Talovce failed to force, the combination locked vault of the Philippines National Bank branch in Cebu City, Cebu Island, where $2,500,000 in cash and negotiable securities were keps over the weekend, bank officials said.

a marine Kwan Ip Ming

Dowor men claimed they had bought the

A fine of $30 was imposed on oll free

who someone could not be traced,

Chung Ming, master of a rub found at bish removal junk, by Mr T. B. The men were

further told Low at the Marine Court this For the guidance of listeners. A. Deem(2)-gasyo(2) noht3)7 the police that they were try-merning for being underway we publish below a mummary of How is that?

Reports from the banke's of ing io dispose of the oil to without navigational lights,

According 10 Sub-Inspector

officer here Kong Sal-dun, when defendant's windows showed no evidence of boat was intercepted near buoy forced eniry, Nevertheles Dit at 4 o'clock this morning attempt had been made to foree The Police found on board five the combination on the vault. persons and several bags of Cebu police were being aided beans.

thy

agents of the

National Bureau of Investigation CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE } wohing the case-Associated

ANSWERS

the lesson. Summaries for subse 4. B. Yun(1)-(3)wai (2)tang- quent lessons will be published teet1) anya(3) (2)lanng, choosia) anyone who would buy it.

in

China Mali tho

(3)7up every (3)been.

Tuesday and Friday for the duration of this radio feature.

Lesson Ja

The Weather (Bofer to page 142, "Cantonese Simplified");

Vocabulary:

250. toen(1). The sky. 1leaves.

200, hay(3). Air.. 'Breath,

21. Ebang. Cold (weather).

202, 3yeot. Hot

within

261. Joong 1). Mkidle.

Coole.

204, Jec(3), Most (superlative).

205, Boong (9). Cokl

General ExDTDESIONEL

20l(2) (1)m fawng(1)- Because it's too cold in the cood weather and unpleasant out-of-doors, (and it is very id- convenient to go about),

7., (9)Yeed-teen(1) (3)you (3)yést (3)you (3)@wooey (1)m serng(2) (3) droh goong(1)-foo(1), The tot weather is both hot and tiring and Work de Umplemugnt, (and one Wktun not to work).

D, {1}Neen-joong(1)

(2)-gch(B) teen(1)-hay(3)

(3)

(2) Say(2) (3) Yuet (1)toong (1)Shop Yut(2) (9)Yee (3)Yuct. The beat weather of the year in in March. Öpell, November and De

91, Yale(1) (3)vonk.) Or (Interro-cember,

92, 132ch.

)gative)..

D. (1)M (3)laang (1)m (3)yeet. It

93. SWOOK(1) (3)been, Conventent. | Is "noither too cold not too hot. Conversation:

10,A (1)Yeo-gah(1) kum(3)

1. A. Bernz(1)-jawng(9) toon(1)-|| (3)yeef. Now M'a sa hol,

by (3) bol(2) mah(3)? in tongkonst i Choot(1)-hul(3) wung(2) deeltj

weather food!

2. 13. (2)Yau-{1}shen, bơh(8), (B)= Yau-(1)sheg · (1)m, 'hoh(3), times good, sormaliznes bad,

don(3) Baret (1) (3) 01 = ($) Iah. žot{2} "impl(3) P2 Bh65), we go out to Bone-book for some cold food to eat?

11. 3. HOHIR), Kul2) Jak(1)]"Yem, To be continued)

1pont)(2) 'Juk(1) • (2) Iri

INTELLIGENCE TEST: SOLUTION

(1) The number of gleis to not stated, but clearly there can only be four.

| (2) Two soveral point-distriḥng tions can only have been: (a) 6.67 13 (b) 5 6 8 11, (e) 6 0 9 10, (a) 8 7 a 1b, toi 0 7 4 b.

(3) A scores were 6 4 6 6 5. So ta) is the fifth day's distribution. 14) B cannot have scored 6 on each of the last three nighta; for she could not then score 20 DI the first two, tence on the Inst three nights the scores 7

181 fleuce scores & an each or the first three nights, and B on each of the last two.

to the "Vitira night's distribution 18. (a) and the fourth's to to). B beginn by scoring 12 and 11 for 11 and V). (0) Now we have B's scores They are 10 ° 13′ 0′′ 10.

Dahlia siarid 49 vointa in all.

London Kaprun sareten

1 Sculptured figures slightly raised from the surface of the stone on which the design is wrought 2. In the bottomlands of the Mississippi River, on the Louisiana and Texas gulf coasta and in California. "^3. Don Quixote's 'squiro

il

A

"Down

“NATIONALwere Mr John Fester Dulles, Soufal Welfare "Infant DISGRACE”

Sydney, May 14. Representative Henry Gullets, Supporter of the Menzies administration, declared today that apparent mudding

over Australian troops in Korea was a "national distrace". He added that the government's Tespon- sibility to the people was to explain its intentions.

shortage of Australian Any

contradicted troops in Korea ministerial guarantees that ample reinforcements were Mr available to Australians, Gullet sad. He added that it Was trage for Australian ser- vicemen to be returned quickly to the lines after being wounded as many as four or five times- United Press.

Supporter For

PI

Senator

Liberals

Manila, May 15. Tomas Confesor (Liberal). famed wartime guerilla leader of Ilolio, re- turned to the Philippines last night ofter a lengthy stay In San Francisco where he has been undergoing medical treat- ment

and

Mr Confesor said he would throw in his lot with the Li- beral faction in the Senate which has been ousted from centrol by a coalition of In- dependents, Na

Nacionalistas defecting Liberals under the

Blon The addition of will raise

the Liberal Party "Deinocratic Bloc" holding 11 membership to nine with the

voles.-Associated Press.

cera in Cebu City to the head name of the "Democreofsor

Press.

stated the doors and

Another False Alarm

an

In

were

special Foreign Affairs Adviser A Talk By Mise G. K. Bume. to President Truman, and the Superviser And Training Officer for Koalth. Nurse Medical Depart- Ambassador-at-Large, Dr Philipment. Arranged By Council or Jessup-United Press.

WHITSUN FROST

(Studio); Social Service.

8.45, Davie Lieder Reettal Dy Ellabelle (Soprano): 0.00, "From The Ed- torials (Recorded Relay); 0.10, Weather Report: 9.11, Pkino Recital By Miss Wong Kuk Ying. (Studio): 9.35, BBC Theatre Orchestra: 9,45, "Letter from America" By Altamir Boston, May 14,

Cooke (London Relay): 10.00, "Let Frost covered most of New

Justice Be Done" Eviilence Of Sys- England early today and tem- tem The Brides In The Bath Case" peratures dropped to 24 degrees (BBCTS); 11.00. "Radio News Teet (London Relay); 11.15, Goodnight at Lebanon, New Hampshire. Musle; 11.20, Weative Report God United Press.

Save The King: 11.30, Close Down.

SIDE GLANCES

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By Galbraith

COPR. 1961 RY NEA SERVICE, INC, T. M. REG, O; IN PAT, DIE,

FIRE DISASTER: 50 PEOPLE DIE

Lagos, Nigeria, May 14. Fifty people died and 300 seriously injured, 00- cording to first reports, when fire destroyed_a cinema Inst night

Kamy, northern Nigeria. The Emergency Unit rushed to The Governor of Nigerla, Sir 4. Helen of Troy, 6. The ship the Young Brothers Banking John MacPherson, today sent a which flies the Admiral's flag Corporation in Edinburgh House message of sympathy to the and from which all orders pro- | about 9.30 am. 10day and dis-, familles of these kilod and his |ceed. Ú. A musical Instrument [covered, that it was in falso wishes for a, speedy recovery of

of bells played by a keyboard | alarm caused by a short circuit those detained In hospital-and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-8 attachment.

and `servant.

in the alarm bell system.

Router.

"Well, well! With both of our mothare coming to spend the summer, maybo I ought to give tho Army one more tryl"

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