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In

U.S. Policy

Washington, May 23.

The US Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, said today that he still hoped there would be a peaceful and negotiated settlement with the Chinese over the Korean war.

Mr Acheson's statement was made during a press conference discussion on a recent speech by Mr Dean Rusk, the Assistant Secretary of State. Mr Rusk's speech has been interpreted here and abroad as indicating a stiffening of the United States' hostility towards the Peking regime and any question of recognising them as a Government. Mr Acheson denied repeated- orange a cease-fire In the ly that Mr. Rusk's speech re-Kongan war without success, presented any change. in the Ife did not however, despair United States polley towards of the possibility that similar wither the Chinese regime or efforts might succeed in the Ceneralissimo Chiang Kai-future. He still hoped that there

Nationalist Government would shek's

in Formos--which is recognis" | ment, ed by the United States Gov- ernment.

By Police In

Half An Hour

A robbery in a fat in King's Roud, North Point, on February 3, when a woman was relieved of $600 in notes, was recalled at The Criminal Sessions this morning when Chan Hing-man, 24, was arraigned before Mr Justice Scholes charged with

robbery with aggravation. panelled,

An allemale Jury was cin-

Mr A. Houton, Crown Counsel, conducted the prosecution.

assisted by Det-Sub-Insp, J. F.

according to Crown Counsel, complainant, Cheng Pik-tni, also

known as Mira Lee, lived on the ground floor of 31B, King's Road, with her young daughter and an amab. She had a wo |man sub-tenant who also had a

own up daughter.

сле

At about 10 a.m. on February be a peaceful settle-3, the bell rang and the sub- tenant's daughter answered it. She saw two Chinese, dressixt

in European style clothing and the other, allege'l to be accused, was wearing an One of the men asked for Mrs American army style jacket. Lee, who went to the door where one of the men engaged her in conversation regarding a distant relative,

NO HINTS Any settlement, he added, The Secretary of State was would have to be negotiated obviously embarrassed by cor- with "those who wore now efforts to make causing the trouble" and that respondents him rither endorse or deny would be the Chinese. specifie slatements mode by Mr Acheson gave no hint on Mr Rusk. At one point he how

a prace settlement could declined to discuss Mr Rusk's be arranged. He assumed that it speech any further.

would have to be in the first Mr Rusk had described the instance through the Unified Chinese Communist regime as Command exercised by the "not Chinese" and as a "Rus-United States Government ur sian colonial government." the United Nations Good Offices

Committee. G

Accused then put his hand over Mrs Lee's mouth and threatened her with death I she should call out for help. Mrs Mr Acheson said today that

Lee, the daughter of the sub- America

len was willing to negotiate

institutions tenant and the amah were then placeful settlement of the would have Korean dispute with the said.

were blind-folded. Chinese. He repeated previous

Replying to questions on Per-exception of

3

Perhaps both

to be used, he pushed into a room where they

With the

dentals that there had been any sian determination to nationslige lied with Mrs Lee, they were

"peace feclers" from the Com- munists. He said that various attempla had bren made to

Cairo Doctors Give - Warning

Fifteen Egyptian Hopital

wire,

The accused, it was further

oil, Mr Acheson urged both Persia and Britain to exercise alleged demanded the keys and

e moderation. He said that the Mia Lee produced them and United States was giving its ad-opened her chest-of-drawers from be-where she extracted $600 (two vice to both parties only

$100 notes and the remainder in was concerned with cause it

tens) and handed 1 over. the welfare and strength of

About this time, sald Crown Britain and Persia

It was vital to the free worldtion. The door bell rang and Counsel, there was an interrup-

The caller gotiated settlement of the Olarrused answered it.

was a foki from a rice shop on his delivery round.

that there should be a ne-

SURPRISED

Cairo, May 23. hundred Ariking dispute.

sw*geans warned the government today

Mr Acheson said that he was that If any doctor arrested or punished in any way the walk-urprised at the Persian Gov- reactions to the out would turn into an absolute crament's American

State Department's stoppage of work by all govern-

statement that there should be ment doctors within 24 hours,

The doctors are striking for 2. negotiated settlement.

He hoped Persia realised that

Mrs Lee trial to run for help but accused prevented her producing a dagger. Eventually, Mrs Lee managed to get to the back of the premises and shout for assistance.

The Intruders then ran but half-an-hour later, accused was

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THURSDAY, MAY 24, · 1951.

Candle Dance

Thirst, too, seeks quality

DRINK

Coca-Cola

Mao Tse Tung Held To Be Rabid Red In Own Right

BRADLEY CONTINUES

SENATE TESTIMONY

Washington, May 23.

General Omar Bradley, Chairman of the Joint

THREATS TO

HOSPITAL

Chiefs of Staff, told the Senate Joint Committees MATRON today that the strategy proposed by General Mac- Arthur would not end the Korean war.

Testifying at the inquiry into the dismissal of General MacArthur, General Bradley said, "General MacArthur thinks that to do certain addi- tional operations would be decisive and we do not think they would be decisive."

A letter sent to the matron of the Kwong Wah Hospital,

Kowloon, demanding the sum

$5,000, led to the appearance Gerard Howe this morning of Loung Chi-A, 24, watclunan employed at the Hospital, charged with uttering a letter lemanding money with

before the Chief Justice, Sir

menaces.

By "we" he meant himself Ho said that the Unlied and the Chiefs of Sink,

States had long urged economic Accused pleaded not guilty A Republican Senator, Mr sanctions against Communist and a Jury of five men and two Owen Brewster, suggested that China "but we did not achieve women was empanelled. the Senate henrings had in- that in the United Nations until The Prosecution was conducted fluenced other countries to more coincidentally with these hear-by Mr J. Resolds (Crown positive action in the Korean era Bradley said,

Counsel), assisted by Det. Sub- "Well Insp., P. T. Moor. certainly, we have made pro- gress in the last six weeks. Now Mr Reynolds said that on the

March 19, morning of what effect these hearings had matron, Miss Agnes Chu Chung- on England anxi France I would luen, received a letter through

say",

the post. The letter required the

situation.

Tommies Begin To Feel

Mrs Arine Wayan, of The Hague, Holland, performs Poor Cousins

the Candle Dance of Sumatra at an exhibition arranged by the Royal India Pakistan and Ceylon Society, in South

Kensington, London.

Communists

Retreat

In Disorder In Disorder

INDONESIA

(From Cyril Aynsley)

not venture to is coinciden-her to pay $5,000 am put

Mr Brewster,

The

fal at any rate. It would seem money in a present (giri) box that they suddenly changed which she was to hand to the what had hitherto been a firm gate

gate staff of the Hospital. It resistance to economic sanctions purported to come from someone. in London".

called Hak Ming of the

of the Tuks Lang (or Poisonous Tun

Dragon Comps) of Hongkong. The letter said the box would be collected in four or five days.

General Bradley, "I would not say it was in opposition to it, wo fust had trouble geiting Korean Front, May 23. them to go along with it". British soldiers in Korea Replying to another question, are becoming uneasily re- General Bradley said, "I think conciled to the fact that no-influence the Russians have on body at home is going to the Chinese Government. grant them anything in the

POLICY ON way of concessions. They've EMBARGO

it is rather hard to know what

MAO RABID? "According to come informaI – tion avaliable Mao Tse-tung is a rather rabid Communist in his

own right."

The General ald, "But whether or not the other people in the Government with him as rabid Communists as Mao are as Tse-tung, do not know".

I the General knew of any respon- Mr Brewster asked whether

in America who person was now urging an all-out war with Communist China.

sible

The matron got in touch with the Police, and under their in-

structions &

r

other

prepared and placed at 3 p.m. present box was

the same day on a table near the watchmen's office. It mained undisturbed until the carly morning of March 21.

That morning, accused was on duty with another watchman. At about 5.16 a.m. the watchmen went on a tour of the grounds icaving accused sitting In a chair near the table where the box had been

The placed." other watchman returned about a quarter of an hour later found both accused and the box missing. At about

anu

a.m

got that buff post-free air mail form and they've got those duty-free cigarettes, and that, they think, is (Continued from Page 1)

about it. Jakarta, May 23. Headquarters staffs knew that

They're The Indonesian Cabinet

olso word had gone round that any

beginning divisional commander who failed will discuss for the first time tion as poor cousins among the grudgingly to admit their posl- to stay and fight and persuade

next Tuesday the United Commonwealth troops fighting his troops that this was neces- gary would

be summarily de Nations embargo on strate-shoulder to shoulder with them. A request that compaign pay moted.

he saw accused returning from might Examining the strategic deve.gic materials to Communist

allowed has already be

General Bradley said he did the direction of the Hospital been forwarded to Britain on lopments which preceded the China.

Accused told highest

playing field. level from here but not know any such person. the the Communists' failure of

Discussions will begin with a

Mr Brewster asked what con- his colleague that an armed man second major offensive in four

sympatholically considered 34

sideration the Chiefs of Staff had come, threatened him with weeks, Allied Staff here went port by the Indonesian Am-the feeling that it will be

had been giving to the np- Kun and forced him to take unck to the performance of the basindor to the United States, blanidy pessimistic.

Dr All Sastroamidjojo, who has British brigades

The Australians have been parent imminence of trouble in the box out to the playing teld. against the

relation the When he reached the field he with granted income tax concessions, Communist massses launched in returned hero for "routine con-

Bultations."

and the New

of

tho ending Zealanders pay desirability

made to was

open the

box, April towards Seoul.

accused alleged, and the armed no income tax from the day of Korean war. leaving their

"Well,

of course", General man then assaulted him with a home country, to the day of return, while the Bradley replied, "the longer picec of iron, knocking him un-

an the problem in Korea keeps conscious.

we are prepartd to meet any movement any- where else. I would prefer not to say as to Iran, boenuse I

And in the final analysis the Staff's appreciation of the situa- British battalion of the Glouces- lers who sacrideed 050 men in the Allied cause.

higher pay and refuse to return

M** | Armerica Find a continued interest picked up by the Police in King'ation brought credit down to the to work pending new govern- in the Middle Eastern country's Road and taken to the station. ment legislation giving new independence, territorial inte-On being searched $800, in rates of pay for civil servants. Emergency enses only are being rity and welfare, and that the identieat

Uniled States

At

denominations,

treated at the University Hos-of challenging had no intention found on him.

other hospitals.

The

Persia's

sovereign pital in Cairo and in several rights.

Replying to a question, Mr Ministry of Health Acheson said that he knew threatened that unless strikers nothing of a press report that the returned to work their leaders State Department had told the would be brought to trial and Persian Government that 11 subject to six months' imprison-would "go along with" the ment or a fine of £50.-United nationalisation of Persia's Press,

SIDE GLANCES

industry.-Reuter.

By Galbraith

DOPE, 1981 BY NEA BERVICE, DI, T. IK. REG. EL R. PAT, OFF.

4-16

"If you'd show his picture to your commanding officpr,

I bat he'd let you come home every wook-end!"

oil

was

an identification parade. the accused was identhed Ly Mrs Lee and the rice shop fotel.

The hearing is proceeding,

Radio Hongkong

Demi-

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Opera"

Boheme" By Puccini. Act 4: 10.15, "Young Chip-

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The Minister of Information, embargo question already was Mr Amold Mononux, sald the

receiving the fullest attention from the Ministers concerned. He said Indonesin was treading warily at this stage and waiting

The Staff here firmly believed that an enemy with any sort of to get the reaction of other organisation could have taken nations on the embargo, parilcu Seoul about Aprit 25.

larly the countries in Asla,

Canadians

offlers first class,

to

receiving arc overseas allowance for other up, the less ranks ranging from $9 a month for privates to $10 for warrant

The Belglans have an over- am not sure that has too much seas allowance and the Ameri-application in our case. cans, from private to warrant officer, are exempt from in- come lax.

am not

NO INJURY FOUND

The Police were informed and to accused repeated his story them. He was examined for Injuries to his head, but none WDS IRAN DANGER

found, An examination By that date the Communist armies had struck at the Bri- Mr Mononux also sold the Iron

was carried out by a 'doctor, but There is danger, of course again without result. Accused tish 27th Brigade which was Curtain countries, with the ex-

British Reservists, National of the Russians moving into

Youmati. Poller was taken to thrown hurriedly into the front ception of Poland and Czecho-

and Regulars, Lan and starting another

Station and cautioned. He was to cover the collapse of the slovakia, had not traded with Servicemen

Indonesia and trade with both fighting a tough war in a tough aggression. Whether or not that Informed by Insp. Moor that Koreans Sixth Division.

any more dangerous than enquiries were being made into The 27th Brigade stopped the countries was still governed by country, have a growing feel-s

ON or Indo-China in the main the agreement of 1949, signed ing that they're in danger of Yugoslavia Communists and

A case of demanding money some other place, I withdrow in good order although at the declaration of Indonesian becoming forgotten men. They

with menaces and it was thought not only for themselves: prepared to say; but certainly that accused could held with feel it at one stage the Arm core of independence,

they feel

feel it for the wives and it is a point of danger and we Allied resistance Was repre-

investigations. Accused would like to be in

a botter the

Made

a statement, and later, position

further to meet any

after he had been formally aggression if it occurred"

Mr Brewster also asked about charged, made another state- United States ald

ment, the Chinese

Crown Counsel added that Nationalist forces in Formosa,

the contents of the threatening General Bradley said that

the

letter were dictated to accused, United States to send

and a hand-writing expert was made last August, and the first wer delivery-of about $10,000,000 worth of ammunition and key equipment—was

supplied to

than un no more New Zealand

artil-

sented by supported lery.

West of the 27th Brigade, the British 20th

Brigade met the full flood of the Communists

Observers said Indonesia stood relatives.

the

to gain little from refusing to In a general war there Is a adhere to the embargo, but also general level of comfort derived feel she will attempt to obtain a from the fact that all are in it. guarantee from

United Out here, officers and men know Nations, particularly from the their wives are odd women out. United States, for a reasonable price for her rubber and fin in had pre-exchange for adherence to the American UN embargo. It is felt here claims about enemy

casualties such guarantee is vitally afterwards sald in horrified necessary in order that rubber wonderment that they were and in way produce sufficient wond now convinced.

revenue.-United Press.

mass attacks,

British officer who viously disbelieved

They had scen Communist

pic" A Play By Lewis Grant dead piled six feet deep, and Wallace (BUCTS}{ 10,43, Light still

chemy soldiers

Music Of Radja News Reel (London Relay); 11.35, "Goonight Music": 11.20, Weather Report. God Save The King: 11.30. Close Down.

Coleridge-Taylor; 11,00,

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INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

„A variation on a popular theme. 620, is the aggregate of three rubbers, if the second one smounts to m hundred-points at a shilings per 100, we have:

(m+D) (0-20) + ma +(-5) In 201820. Vhệnco imam 720 and'mo÷240.

Now i cannot be less

A cannot be less than a

there are three possible solutions:

1. mm 0: 40.

Louses: 108.; 401,; 4008

2. tam 0; p=20)

Lossen: 2609.; 401; 2201

3. 10:24

Loves: 4009; 40s.;

00S

But Addison losee £13, 10, only

(2) is admissible. Popa Losas so

und Defoe loses £11. .

London zyrara Beteton.

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE

1. On the head and neck. 2. The laric.

3. Matter which cannot decomposed or formed by

¡means known to silence.

4. Providence.

more

climbing over grisly barricades. THE BIG FOUR

-Reuler,

AIR ATTACK SHIFTS

Tokyo, May 24. With the enemy in fuil retreat

Д

SPEECHLESS

The

Counsel's

Submission

Upheld

Pulsna

to

not to Formosa was of the opinion that both "Letters

to

the Nationalists last November,

AIM IN FORMOSA

were. In the

same hand, Dr Foon

Yer kit,

house Kowloon Hospital, surgeon of told the Court that he had ex-

amined the accused, who com- plained he had been hit on the

I J

He said on ald programme head with a hard object, but no.. totalling over $300,000,000 had sign of injury was found. He A submission of no case to been recommended to date. He was of the opinion that accused, answer made by Counsel on be- could not say how much of this had not been assaulted. half of the second defendant total, had beeen" delivered to Mies Chu, who lives at 3. was upheld by the Court when Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's Somerset Road, sald she was all across the Korean front.

Paris, May 23. hearing of claim for alleged | forces,

very, frightened when she read United Nations bombers shifted

Our principal aim has been the contents of the letter, and Big Four Foreign breach of an amusement park their attacks from close night Ministers. deputies today had contract continued before the to strengthen the Nationalists on reported the matter to the support to bridges on vital high- half-minute session--their Senior

Judge Formosa so that they would have Pollce.

Mr Fot ways in the rear of his lines.

defensive capabilitler to hold

The trial 19 proceeding. An American task force recap-shortest yet. Nobody wanted to Justice Could, in the Supreme the

morning.

the Island themselves tured Kapyong-Pukhan river speak, a Western spokesman Court this

M* Brook: A. Bernacchi, against

projected attack any city northeast of Seoul, last night said."

Counsel for second defendant, from the mainland", General with

opposition United Press,

The Soviet deputy, M. Andre! submitted that the evidence did Bradley said. Gromyke, was in the chair and not support a prima facie case Replying to Mr Brewster's began: the 59th session by against his client that first de- query whether it had been an- asking whether anybody want fendant was her agent. On the nounced that the aid was for purposes, General ed to say anything. The Western other, hand the evidence, clear defensive, deputies said they had nothingly established that first defen-Bradley said he belloved so, but was not her agent, he added, "I don't know that you to say. M. Gromyko said he hid dant

can distinguish entirely between Four persons who entered not either and adjourned the sold, the Colony without entry per meeting until tomorrow.

defensive and offensive-Reu- Upholding the submission, mits from Macao were given 14

Mr Justice Gould said that fromter. days each and ordered to be ex- The present: deadlock is over the evidence it was clear that pelled by Mr Winter at Kow the question of whether the there was no prima facie caso loom this morning.

Soviet tem 'an the North of agency and that the dedd

be

Macao Arrivals

Gaoled:

power of

Korea, Casualtios Washington, May 25,

Malaya Build Up For Future

Kuala Lumpur, May 28. Lieutenant General Sir Harold

Briggs, Director of Anti-Bandit Operations, said here today that thone had been an improve- ment in the position in Malaya, not merely in operations, them- selves, but also in the buildup for the future. ·

Sir Harold Bald that the-Com-

The Defence Department re- mumiste in the Malayan jungles

The illegal immigrants wen. Atlantic Treaty should be (produced in Court) was not in- to Tai O by nahing boat yester Included in the Foreign Minis-attorney from the second to the ported today now total of were pinning their hopes on day morning. They were Sheer agenda. Yat-ming

26, Young Tao-ming, The

be

any

9. Three: male, female and neuter

tended to

...

6. The Silurian group of

Western Powers

have frst defondant

| 60,810 American cakunities : „in" | second Invasion of Malaya and 24, student, Heung Blu-kai, mado ̈ it clear that they wil Ha

the dimmiased

antiors the Korean war. This is an added that their courupo would 40, and Pur Teang-wing, 32, not include this item in their minst second defendant, with increase of 1,393 over a week falter before that happened..... hawker,

Costa agenda in any form-Reuter.

Router. ago-United Press.

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