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The fight for the strategle peaks inside the Reds' old fron

began at 1. a.m. Sunday, 17 hours after Gen. Matthew Ridgway broadcast his offer

reach a cease-fire agreement. It went through

night

when the Iteda their reply and continued More than 170 recruits insde;

and good their escape during a fire on Monday as diplomats which broke out at their camp military leaders considered the

Red Recruits In Triangle

Mass Escape

to 窳

dict.

The

next movo in the checker at Wel-yang county, Kwangtung,

the world early on Saturday morning, ac-board play which cording

Chinese Press hopes will end the bloody con- report.

next move was up to Communist troops who went

Gen. Hidg- after the escapers were ambushed on and by a band of Nationalist gueril-way, but as of 12 noon (Tokyo las in

a few miles from time) no new message had been hill £

The soldiers resisted dispatched to the Reds. the camp. ond skirmishes lasted for about message will say whether the the Rede al- half

hour. Finally, the UN will accept

ternative proposal of the 38th guerillas were forced to retreat

the Kaesong arca their

hideout Parallel in mountain following the arrival of Com-as the meeting place and July

10 to 15 as the time. munist reinforcements.

WOS reported that the Communists suffered 60 casual- ties and a number of guerillas were also killed,

to

10

On

The Communist soldiers suc- ceeded in

two

CHINA MAIL

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TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1951.

St John Ambulance Brigade Review

Hongkong was represented at the annual review of the St John Ambulance Brigade held in Hyde Park, London, last month. The two representatives were Lady Divisional Superintendent Miss D. Wright and Corps Officer H.F. Shields, who are seen in the above picture chatting with the. Commissioner-in-Chief, Lt-General Sir Otto Lund, KCB, DSO, and the Superintendent-in-Chief, the Countess Mountbatten of Burma, CI, GBE, DCVO. The review was carried out by the Duke'

of Gloucester (Grand Prior of St John).

Appeal Against Tenancy Tribunal

Gen. Ridgway originally sug Kested that the meeting be held aboard the Danish hospital ship. Jutlandia, in Wonenn harbour. MOUNTAIN BATTLE Military secrecy prevented the rounding up 37 deserters. They were taken back publication for more than

of the UP correspondent's days to the camp and were shot.

account of the bloody fighting in the mountain areas below Pycng- gang It was a battle for posi- flon rather than an offensive and it was not large as battles go, but

Secret Papers Reported Lost

Denver, Colorado, July 2. The Denver Post sald today that weret amy documents "of great importance" had been re-

11201

for the Gis clinging to the tuce of sheer cliffs it made a cease-fire

ce

and

13 12 cut the

andications.

enemy

scem far away. It began when two powerful Allied task forces lunged northward from Chorwan

linked the crash of o ported lost in

on below Air Lines plane United

Fort Collins, Saturday

the Eighth A dispatch from Colorado. in which 50 people

reported Army Headquarters were killed.

bailling for 11 that UN troops The Denver Post added

ound south of Pyong- "within

realm of high ground Was possibility that the documents gang encountered heavy enemy as the Chinese em- dealt with truce efforts in resistance

ployed mortar and artillery. Korea

of lire. There was a general in- Agents cf the Office

mortar and Strategic Intelligence

Crease in enemy went to

the entire Aartillery fire along of the crash. the scene spokesman would not confrm front as activity generally in- that there were

such creased over the lull of the past pny papers on the airliner.-Router.

the

Sequel To Bangkok

week.

An estimated

1wo епету well dug in and

Salion by mortar and artil-

lery fire employed a consider- of fre on Allied Revoltable volume

unita Aghting for the high ground south of the Pyonggang Bangkok, July 3. Eighteen high-ranking Naval sector.

chiol oneers, including Navy

UN unlis had previously ad- Admiral Luang Sindhu Kamo-vanced slowly during the day luavin, were dismissed, according under a hail of hand grenades to an offelal announcement to-

and 60-mm mortar fire. Other day,

units attacking the

se" morlar fire.

Rear Admiral

Anon

Phan

Verdict Allowed

An appeal against the decision of the Presi- dent of the Tenancy Tribunal in which he refused an application by the owner for eviction of the tenant, was allowed by Mr Justice Scholes in the Supreme Court this morning.

Appellant was Leung Slu-hong, of No. 22, Tai Cheung Street, ground floor, Un. Long. He was repre- sented by Mr Y. H. Chan of Messrs Lau, Chan and Ko. Respondent was Kan Yim, residing on the first floor of No. 22, Tai Cheung Street,

Was who Appellant,

the owner of the premises applied to the Tenuncy Tribunal for an crder to avier respondent on the ground that the latter was four months in arrears of rent, which he claimed was payable monthly.

Tribunal under section 18(e)′′of,

Or- the Landlord and Tenant

which stated that dinance, where a tenant was in arrears of rent for more than 20 days the landlord was permitted to get back the tenancy.

Mr Chan said his client was asking for costs of the

Man Assaults Woman

Our New Feature

Living Language

:

"worth Why do we say his salt?" Strange as it may soom, salt was once so precious that it passed for money.

"salary"

Tho word comes from, the Latin salarium, salt monoy, bo- cause the Roman soldier was once pald in rations of salt.

To say a

man is "worth his salt" in just another way of saying he is worth his pay.

The pause that refreshes

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Being In Company Notices

Of Gunman

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Sentence of six years' hard labour was passed by Mr Justice Gould (Senior Puisne Judge) at the Criminal Sessions this morning on Ng Fo, alias Malaya, Indonesia. Austrails, New Cheng Tak, 27, who was unanimously found guilty by a Jury of three men and four women on a charge

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of being found in the company of another man Europe, & p.m., 8.0.A.C. who had in his possession a revolver and four rounds of ammunition.

The indictment was under Section 118 (1) of the Emergency Regulations, 1949.

The Jury returned their ver- the men found at the place by diet after deliberating for 25 the Police were not known to

him. minutes.

When the trial resumed this morning (after having been ad- journed from June 25 because of the

Illness of Mr Justico Crown Gould),

A. Hooton, Counsel, said that his Lordship had at the last hearing ruled some doubt regarding the first and third counts against ac- cused. He said he agreed that there was Insumcient evidenes

of

CARELESS DRIVING

R. C. Johnson of No. 8 Devon

Mr

to proceed on those two counts, Road, was fined $480 by but he was prepared to pro-O. V. Cheung at Kowloon this ceed ότι the second count morning for careless driving."

The defendant was in hospital only, which was just as serious

and Д

representative pleaded the others, is any

Mr Justice Gould remarked gulity on his behalf.

Inspector Yeung said Johnson that what Crown Counsel had sold coincided with his own view. was seen by Mr Tebbutt (A.S.P.) 08 manner in Addressing the Jury, his Lord-driving in a zigzag ship explained the position to Nathan Road on the morning them and directed them to return of June 1. The Police offlecr formal verdicts of not guilty on shouted to him to stop but he the first and third counts agains: continued his way, driving

Eventually the samo accused

traced. The

Pro The Jury accordingly formally his car was

ofcer added that returned not guilty verdicts on secuting

no accident had fortunately these two counts.

ORIGINAL CHARGÉS resulted because it was early Ne was originally accused of in the morning when there was with little motar or pedestrian traile being in joint possession Lam Hing on February 28 last of a pistol and four rounds of ammunition swithout a Beenez being in the company of Lam

No

manner.

in

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China. People's Republic, 9:20 a.tm. iral via Canton.

Mal

pn., S/S in King. Canada, Central and South America, 1 p.m.. S/S Pres. Madison

Molaya, France, 3 p.m., 5/3 Pelucus.

THURSDAY, JULY 3

By_Afr Siam, Malaya, Indonesia, 5 p.m. Via C.P.A.

By Burface Macao, p.m.; 6 p.m., 5/9 Tal Loy/Tak Shing.

China, People's Republic, a.m., train via Canton.

9.30

Malaya, Ceylon, Madagascar, India, Middle East, Great Britain, & p.m., 5/9 CORIDAY, JULY 6

My Air Canada, U.S.A., G.P.A.L.:

́8,30 a.m., Via

Formor. 10 .. CAT Indo-China, France, French North

& West Africa, Great Britain, 30

... Air France,

Japen, 3 pm,, P.0.A.3.

Stam Burma, India, Pakiran, Middle East, Africa, Europe, 5 p.m. B.O.A.C.

„Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, 5 p... 1.0.A.C.

Formosa 5 p.m., 1.K. Aleways. D.N. Borneo,

Australia, Now

Zealand, & p.m.. QEA.

By Surface

Macap, 1 p.m. 8 p.m., 5/3 Tai Loy/Tak Shing,

China, People's Repubile, 9.30 am, train via Canton.

Radio Hongkong

JL.K.T.

0.02,

Certificated Radio given by Miss Lee Wal Lan

Ship's Master

4. Programma Summary; "Schools Quiz"-La Salle College, v Diocesan Boys' School conducted by Yvonne Charter and Anthony Cut, cher (Studio); 8.30, "Cantonese by and 8. R. Lee 4Studio); 6.50, Violin Interlude-Albert Sammons: 1, Or- Hing who had in his possession

"Down chestral Selections: 1.30, a revolver and four rounds of

Memory Lano" presented by Alleen circumstances) amrounition in

Woods (Studio); 8, World News and which raised a reasonable pre-

News Analysis (London Relay): 0.15, that

accused sumption

Cheng Ying-ho, 20, acting "Box 200 Bert Gillette "At The

.0.30, to act with Lam in a master of the motor launch Ying welfare Arranged by

Console

Hongkong Bocial about

Council of manner prejudicial to the public Tung, was fined $100 by Mr Social Servian (Studio)-Women's Interest; and

und conspiring, beT. B. Low at the Marine Court and Children's Section of the Social tween February 18 and 28, with this morning for being under-Welfare Office A Talk by Mr D. C.

Bray, Deputy Social Welfare.Ofcer:. Lam, a man named Young and way without a certificated

3.45, Vocal Recital by Gladys Ripley another person to rob the oc-

(Contralto) and Henry Cummings master. 46 Fuk Chuen cupants of No.

Sub-Inspector Kong

statodanitase); 8.60 Weather Report: 0, "From the Eliorial (Recorded that defendant, who brought Relay): 9.10, "Musk in Miniature"

Thief To Be Street, first floor.

on

Expelled

WES

wns

Accesed was wounded in the course of a gun-batlle between Police and four men, of whom he was alleged to be one, in Mongkok an February 28. The Police laid a trap as a result of

Information

received that a rob-

bery was about to be committed at 40 Fuk Chuen Street;, first floor, that day.

wes sprung, When the trap two of the four men were shot dead, the accused was wounded and the fourth man disappear- cd A deteclive constable, Tam Ho-fal, C1409, was also killed, and another constable wounded, but not seriously.

cargo of pigs and poultry from CTS)-Sara Buckley (Contralto), Jean Stewart (Viola). Joan and Kongmoon

was on Saturday,

0.49, Interlude;

"Letter from under Police observation after Valerie Trimble (Two Pianos): 9.40. the vessel

Inft Kowloon Bay America" by Alistair Cooke (Record- and when intercepted off Wested Relay: 10, Treason on Trial A

Point it was found that no cer-

Comparative Study of "Justice" in Two Worlds, written and produced by Jenifer Wagno (Beta): 11. tificated master was on board,

Radio Nows Reel (London Relay); Defendant said that the mas

11.10. Goodnight Muxle: 1129, ter left the boat at the Quaron-weather Report: God Save The King:

11.30. Close down. tine, Anchorage,

Glying evidence this morning, accused denied that Cheng Tok was his allas. He said he was Asherman and lived in a hut

The fortieth (M) in the series Transport and Communicatione: New Pak

Kok, Castle Peak,

(Continued): of lessons. In Cantonese to bo Territories, He first came to the broadcast over Radio Hongkong (3)been (2)yau dec(1) gah(1)-(1). Gean(1) iawng(a) (2)iur

at

432.

Mr Justice Scholes sold that The President of the Tribunal he had read the notes or the In

application evidence and it was clear that refusing the

admitted that

Leung SB, 27-year-old un- s.ated that respondent (uppon the

respondent adm

was ordered to be ent; had reason to believe the

the tenancy was a monthly one. lemployed, Mr Latimer at would be accopted every rent

was further clear that the expelled by

this morning after three or four months. He at respondent was much longer Central dered that opponent must then 30 days in arrears and pleading guilty to a charge of from then onwards, pay rent that there should have been an larceny from a harbour launch.

Det.

Sub-Insp, K. S. Van monthly and in advance,

order for eviction, as applied for

at 5.40 Mr Chan

that reading the by the appellant. His Lordship prosecuting said that sald that

th. 27 of tho respondent

Monday,

defendant was

scen ovidence

in a suspicious manner walking in case of Bird versus Hildage. given at the Tribunal it was iso referred to the well-known Others include Marine Com- received "Intense high ground

Connaught Road West. mander Captain Chan Pachu- Allled artillery blasted sug- abundantly clear that the tenan

A stay of execution of 30 days along

When 2 Chinero detective cy of the premises concerned was ordered. sanon,

pected enemy strong points and

It was also Navaichit, Fleet

approached and questioned him, Commander; artifery on

was a monthly positions in mortar Captain Chall Sindhusophon, the seclor northeast of

Yanggu

clear that respondent himself admitted that he had seen rent

defendant tried to run away but was arrested after a short chase Captals Ch

Chalit Kulkamthon,

Captured enemy material for

in Wilmer Street near Des Voeux receipts issued by the landlord action, Puntharik the period June 29 to 29 in- Commander

West

Defendant Hood and that he did not dispute the 102 405 rifles, and Commander Sriayudhya. clusive, included

right to file the ap

wearing two black pongee silic Rear-Admiral Luang Phol

automatic

hand appellant's

in July last year. He by Mr S.K. Lee will be given Inside the room there weapons, 12,228

sults, one Hawaiian suit and had Sindhavanul was

plication for recovery of the appointed

grenades, 57

57 light machineguns, pa

dared he knew no perstar this evening at 0.30.. premises on the

ground

a pair of Parker fountain pens. Navy chief.

nine heavy machineguns, 22

133 Dent!! gah(1)-me(i) (3)hat by the names of Lam Hing and announcement did not mortars, two The

For the guidance of listeners | boon(D)-sunli)-(3)gau__#eh(3), Enquiries at the Police Station Shorty" Yeung. On Febrook 105-mm heavy arrears of rent,

furniture was not very new (half a. summary new-tmir old) reason for the disfeld pieces, 5,947 rounds of What it came to, therefore, said

A 18-year-old youth Wan revealed that defendant

ho went to Kowloon to look we publish below

relative

Summarles for 134, (3) Yau yut(1)-Jergi) (1)- losh. of thu..lesson. for a mortor ammunition, 217 rounds Counsel, was that although it was

to raise

will bo chawng, yut(1)-gaw(3) (5)daayr Lee Before doing so, he called on subsequent lessons of artillery shells, 380 mines, undisputed that there was a Kam-sung, was ordered to be stolen all the articles, valued at

yuli)-jeng(1) sch(2)- and another relative at Talkoktaul, published in the China Mail wal the fie pounds of explosives and monthly tenancy, yet the learned bound over in the sum of $75 $80, from three Chinese,

· (2) Torng - Jemg(1) that for one year by Mr Latimer at Shu-ming, Fong Kwang 42.220 rounds of small armas Tribunal President held

but did not find him in. He every Tuesday and Friday for idree-toy (3),

yes(2), y(1) toh{3} saw(1)-fah(2), ammunition-Reuter.

(1)char- since the landlord had not always Central this morning for as-Chan Chu on board the harbour

same morning.

847(1) There were

bod, could monthly

not therefore he

per.

wardrobe, a dosk, - two chairs, Defendant stated that he had watched a football match. After turn

that he decided to make his payable say that rent

Colony for two

sofa and two arm-chairs to, three- to his relative in Woosung Street. That ABS monthly.

7.30 been in the at about

plece suite); and a sea-pay." __135. Sch(2)-(3)dzee-toy(2) As he was walking along a cer- against the authorities, Counsel

while taking months and was out of work. p.m. last night,

from the kitchen

tain street (the name of which submitted, and he said that the some water

he did not know). he heard someone shouting to him from behind to raise his hands

He obeyed at once and stopped While passing Buoy BS in his walking. He then heard shote sampan at 2.30 a.m. yesterday, being fired and was hit and fell. Ching-doo, 43-year-old He know nothing of what hap- fisherman, said he saw a lot of pined subsequently, fish in the vicinity so he set up DENIES INTENTION

give the missals. There was no mention whether they are being investi-

with gated in connection abortive coup.-United Press.

Truce Proposal

(Contd from Pare 1) * lalks at Kucsong, which is on the Parallel."-Untied Press.

VIEWS EXCHANGED

Washington, July 2 A British official said tonight that the British Charge d'Affaires had an exchange of viows the proposed armistice in Korea with the Assistant Secretary of Affairs State for For Eastern this afternoon.

He said the

complete

on

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.tho

ים

two were

ΟΠ agreement

both hoped matter and armistice could be arranged as soon as possible. He added that the British government was willing to leave arrangements as to where an armistice should be discussed to the United States administration, United Freas

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

PRELIMINARY analysis

will

20

snow that Cautious can anly......... receive £5 more than Careful in two sets of circumitanePAT

• (6) Cautious has six consecutive wat days receiving on balance give and Careful has five conescu-

wat days, one Ana one, and one Isolated, wet, day, which net bim

1) Cautious Has four wet days,

and two wat days, interrupted by one. The ones Careful has one Isolated. wat day, and also four wat days 1 succession: they receiva respectivaly 10 and 65

J

ali elearly, irrelevant fallows that Cautious enjoyed fina

on the Tuesday weather Sunday must Careful,

For have been fine. On the other days, 11 rained both at Bhallbeach and at Silversands

On Hunday it rained at Shell. beach hut was une ai Hilversands, London Caprast, Service

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Answers

of

had

furniture.

insisted on the rent being paid saulting a woman with a chop-launch Man Tat at 5 o'clock, the | then wandered to Mongkok and the duration of thle radio fea (1)toong_yut(1)-ferng(1)

STM

•

sery fallung Mul, the complainant, į

that

case was exclusively decided by she had a dispute with defen- SHONE A LIGHT; the case of Bird versus lldage dont who poured reported in the All England Law Reports 194742).

Mr Chan asked that the appeal be allowed.

MONTHLY TENANCY Its Lordship Informed res pondent that it appeared clear from the evidence that this was and ront a monthly tenancy

water over her and attacked her with chapper.

that

he

Ho

Defendant denied had attacked complainant with a chopper and stated that complainant was the one who Initiated the trouble.

was to be payable in advanceSoldiers

every month. It rent was not paid regularly the Landlord and Tenant Ordinance stated that

the land-

Assault

mer

On Charge

FINED $20

lamp for fishing in a prohibited

aren.

Lesson 40 (ME) - Transport and communications Refer to page 188, "Cantons simplified")-

Vocabulary:

342. (2310f. Intida. 343 (chawng. A bed. 041

|#01). A tempos, Le... s small tea Lable,

349, dung(3). A lamp.

310. famn(2). Clasifter for lamps.

347. Jeent), Felt. A blanket.

54. (1)tur. Rasian,

240, (1)poon. A basin. 350. tee(3). A privy. CombinationET

04. (3) Lara (3)bers. Inside,

95 (1)Chah gay(1).

A tempoya 96. (3)wen dung(1). An electric

A 97, Toy(2)

light.

dung(1).

Was Borde

The

A

mean- (2)YAU), SUL(1}-jaan(3) toy(2)-

| (2) | dung(1). On the desk thara was a

table lamp.

130 · (3) Dayshah(2) (2)yau yut(1)» Jerng(1) (3)day-Jeon(1)—boh(2) (3)- hau gsh(3). On the floor there wa e corpet very thick one.

137, (1)Kels-lauta) (3)ywu · yut(1)– formg(1) (1)kung toy(2). (2)lemg- Jerng(1)(1)tung-yee(3), On the verandah there were ono zattan table and two raitan chaire.

330. Hal(9)-shun(1), (3)yau kal(2)-shun(1)-(1)poon, (2)- meter-pool(2)

(1)}ławng

aluita

taco(3), In the bathroom there table | were a bath, a' wash basin and A

wator closet,

*

his powerful lamp to attract Cross-examined, accused them. Ho also attracted

the denied any intention of commit- Water Polles.

ting u robbery, but admitted he Before Mr T. B, Low at the had no money in his pockets Marine Court this morning he that day. He was not in the 8) Yut(1); Jaan(1) dung(1). One || *139, (3)NgAW £)un HAW{D} was fined $20 for using a bright company of Lam or Yeung, ho lamp.

gan(1) Lawng(2) 50. (3)Day jeen(1). A carpet. A yeroo(3) gay(2)-daw(1) een(3)

asked the "foki the price of the mid, and he did not do any of the things the Prosecution g

Aralian room, aga *100), (1)Tung tor(3), nileged he had done. Hohe table)ung Yee(2). A retian sam(1)shup (3) look

140.

(3)wah recoo(3) mun(1) never at a teahouse with the

yut(i)" (ayyut, 11e said the price other two men 10 days before chale, co

A was thirty she dollars -a (dar the shooting incident, Neither 10 (2) -ahun(1)

bath tub,

141. (3)Ngave Kay(3)(R)monn did he run acrom Fuk Chuen

103, (3) ppam(3). A wash yes(5)-I was quite anticlod,

{3}ngaw · (3) drau ́ ́104. Bhuk(a)`, tano(2), Street from house No. 40 when baik.

A waterkuet(8)-yer(3)

shus(3). (A)[ts Jok().- Bo. I then After the Jury had found downt

Imilätiva- Expeénsioner And

decksed to stay there. he was shot down

Tald

*(To be rosiinned) 14. B(1)INT(2), Sota. him guilty, accured. as far as the indictment was concerned ba thought it was fabrication. Ho declared hero was na premeditation of the commission" of the crime and

the owner of the property was George Hardeman, 30, Bdr. entitled to recover it.

Respondent said that he had and John. Frederiek. Burrows, FULL COURT, TO been living on: the premlacs 21, Gunner, were remanded in 1. They grow taller during the even years and it had Military, custody by Mr. Lail- PAY TRIBUTE

at Central thle: morning MASTE BAIL ESTREATED the night as they stretch for

light. 2. An ancient Scandina. been the practice of

The Full Court, comprising 3. Because they lord to collect rent once every when they both appeared on The #20 ball put up by Chow vian poet. Kam-kol, master of cargo funit belloved that the human spirit four months. That practies had charge of common assault the Chief Justice, the Senior Both defendants were alleged Palme Judge and the Acting 1073V, was ordered to be could travel en land but not been going on for that time

to have assaulted DPCs 1105, Puise Judgo will assemble in The and he contended that he did entreated by Me T. B. Low at across the Nile River.

and 100 at Des Voeux Road the Bupreme Court at 101a.m. not own the landlord any rent. the Marine Court this morning ship was to assist it across. 4.

in Giving judgment for appel Control nour the General Post tomorrow to pay tribute to the to awera Iceland. A secret dungeon when he called

memory of the lafe Meldon charpe of lying in shore along with an opening only at the lant, his Lordship said that Office on Monday festations

the appellant brought shewap- July 20 was the date Axed Poller, KC, who died yesterday the Fraya Wall at 7'nikoktaul on top. 0. The United States

pication before the Tenancy for hearing of this case at the Queen Mary Hospital, Sunday might without a permit. President James Mopron,

that

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