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Send-Off For Dr Newton
A large gathering of the medical profession, nurses and members of the Medi- cat Department and other
friends melt Queen's
Pier this morning to
in bla farewell to Dr the Hon. I. Newton (rellring Director and Health who
of
Serdical
today
Is Iraving
board the RMS
Corfu for home leave prior to retirement.
Dr Newlon shook hands with those present, who wished him God-speed and a pleasant voyage. As Dr Newton
act out across the Harbour by Medical Department isunch, mixing of firecrackers were -sei off.
Chief Justice Indisposed
When the
CHINA MAIL
Both Sides Begin Withdrawing In North Korea
Tokyo, July 6.
Except for continued pounding of enemy supply lines and front positions by Allied war- planes the war had come to a virtual stop as Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway and Communist leaders cleared the last obstacle today to begin cease-fire talks on Sunday in shell-torn Kaesong, opening the way to the end of the Korean war.
The Reds met Gen. Ridgway's last condition his morning when they radioed their guaranty of safe con- duct for the three Allied jeeps which will cross the Imjin River at 9 a.m. Sunday, and proceed to the ancient Korean capital on or near the 38th Parallel.
than usual The Allies pulled back from contact." Heavier
fre was Lard won positions below Pyong- mortor and artillery
Yonchon on the Jury empanelled ang and the Communists were reported neur central observed pulling hele Run: west
front, however. day for the trial of two inen. Yuenorthward in the eastern sector The heaviest night of the So,
Wah, 27, ond Lau
occurred northeast of Kumhwa charged with the murder of Dr above Yanggu and Inde.
where eight enemy soldiers were killed by an Allied patre, Miller reported.
22.
Arthur Fung Hing-yau, 51. cne
Apparently like two boxes, two armies were pulling March & last, reassembled at the back to neutral corners waiting Criminal Sessions this morning they were informed by Mr Jus- to see whether there would be ties Scholes (Acting Pulsne next round or if the war was Judge) that the Chief Justier, | over.
the
were
as the cau~
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Enemy concentrations limited mostly to squads and companies und only light Sir Gerard Hewe, before whom However, making sure that patrolling was carried out by the trial is taking place, was the Reds would gain no military either side. In some actions the Indisposed. The bearing was advantage by a Juil in the aghting. Reds withdrew and in other the then formally. adjourned and Allied
warplanes were, duing Allies pulled back the Jury was told to return on
business as usual around the tious firing continued along the Monday at 10 a.m.
The two accused were alleged clock. B-20s dropped approxi-front,
In the Kumhwa battle to have gained admission, under mately 200 al. bursting 500- In
Allied patrol received mortar seeking medical pound fragmentation bombs on Protence of
Arc wille reconnoitering 1 frontline positions attention, into Dr Fung's re- Communist
und in area
the ensuing fre front during the eastern sklence
20 for the on on February
Og killed eight Reds. purpose of carrying ourob the night of Thursday-Friday.
In a similar action northeast bery, in the course of which
correspondent
of Kumbwa another Red the doctor struggled with one of Robert Miller reported from the killed by u UN patrol. the men, alleged to be the first Eighth Army Hendeuartersahat
In the western sector only front came the accused, who held a gun, and from all the
two "minor" contacts were re- was shot
today. "relatively and fatally woundedsame reports
vicinity of in the head.
ported both in the quiet with only scattered enemy
the armistice site of Kaesong where opposing patrols battled each other with small arms for a troops broke contact and re- turned to their lines,
United Press
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Northwest of Yonchon, Allied patrol was fred on by enemy artillery but counter-fire from the UN batteries silenced the enemy are.United Press,
PEKING'S
THEME
Tokyo, July 0. Peking Radio sald today that the United States had consented to a cease-fire in Korea because
they realise that the Korean hostilities
are
3 bottomless
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FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951.
Girl Guides Stop In London
American Girl Guides, Sandy Zilg, 22, (left), of Wisconsin, and Jean Ann Sullivan, 20, of Fulton, New York, arrived in London in the America boat train recently. They stayed two days before going to a Guides' camp in Denmark-London Express Service.
CULTURAL AGGRESSION
According to a Chinese. Press report, the Commun- ist authorities in Canton have prohibited the display or foreign-language sign- boards by local firms say- ing that it is sign of cul- tural aggression.
NEW COINS
TODAY
Oil Tanker Arrives Overloaded
Master Fined $1,200,
Pleading guilty through his counsel, Mr F, G, Nigel, to a technical offence, Peter Buisman, master of the 8,026-ton
Dutch motor tanker Myonia; was fined $1,200 by Mr T. B. Low at the Marine Court this morning for allowing the londline of his vessel to be submerged when arriving here from Singapore on Wednesday with a cargo of petroleum.
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FRIDAY, "JULY ( By Air Bam, Hurma, ·"India, : "Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Europe, 3 p.m
Ceylon,
B.O.4.C. Prospectors
Old time used to sift possible gold- bearing "gravel in
under running water. The earth was waaked away, leaving the heavier gold In the bottom of the pat The saying is now tised generally to mean_waiting to see what good comes out of evenia.
Pickpocket Caught Redhanded
Indonesia.
5.
New
Malays. p.m.. 5.0.A.CT
Formosa, pm, 1K.Altways; B.N. Borneo, Australia, Zealand, B p.m.. QE.AS
By Surface
Macao, 1 pań; 5 pm, 'n Tai Loy/
Tak ShipTURDAY, JULY 1
By Air Philippines, quam, Hawail, UB.A., Carade, am. Vii P.A.L
UB.A., Canada, I p.m., P.A.A.
GTAT Formoss, a p.m.
Biam. Malaya, Indonesia, Autire-
lia, New Zealand. 8 p.m. P.0.A.S.
Japan, pan., 8.0.A.C.
Масао
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TRY 5/8 und 9 tura ť"
Loy/Tak Shing,
China, People's Republic. ... p.m. train via Canton.
9.30
Mr A. G. Parker, Senior Marine Officer, prosecuting, told the Court that the Myonia was inspected upon her arrival by the duty. officer who informed the Surveyor of Ships that bo was under the impression that the ship was overloaded. AÐ examination of the vessel was carried out and it was found that the treeboard of the load- line allowed WILK
The the time fredboard actual 608 334"
specific was 6'
and the gravity was 1,018, giving an allowance of 2" for fresh water at that draft
over- thereby loading the vessel by 2"-
Mr Parker continued that the Myonia carried a full load of diesel and fuel oil from.Singa- pore on a five-day passage.
At the time of the examination, the morning and sent lo prison for lude. Parcy; and His Orchestra;
B.N. Borneo. P a.m, 6/9 Hin Bang. Malaya, Ceylon, Madagascar, kid. dle East, Trance, Great, Britain, 10 amm, 6/9 Peleus,
9am. 10 m., 9/9- Capella.
Canada (Parcels only), 3 pm, 9/8 China Mall.
Japan. 3 p.m. 8/8 City of 'Coven- .B.A... Canada, Central and 8/1⁄2 George
Philippines, a p.m. 9/8 Kiram.
An "umbrella" pick- South America. 5 p.m.
Luckenbach, pocket was caught red-) handed in Chater Road near
sex was smooth and the vessel in an upright position.
MITIGATION PLEA
Mr Nigel, in mitigation, sald that this was not a cost
went
from
Ice House Street yesterday Radio Hongkong
while picking the pocket of Mr D. Smith of Cathay H.K.T. Pacific Airways of a foun tain pen.
Hui Fong,
children Hall Hour. The Story of Programme Summary: 6.02,
TA Play by Max Kester. Robin Hood"* with Music by Max Saunders. Part 22 unemployed, }, 19" he Wedding of Alan-a. Dale" (BECTS): 0.30, Cantonese by Radio. Given by Mim Lee Wal-lans and 8. K. Lew. (Studio); 650, Organ Inter- "Light Moments", with Percy
was convicted of the offence by
7.30, No. 5 in the Saries. Presented.
Mr Latimer at Central this nine months He had a previous conviction of similar nature.
by the British Counell. (Studio); The complainant testified that 8. World News and News_Analysis. London Relay); 8.18, A. Recital of at about 8.20 p.m., he was. walk- ing along Chater Road when Hu! Hellade by Dennis Noble. (Baritone); Ray, Kits Bhuett and Fred Yule. came up.close from behind with "Ray A Laugh" with ed an umbrella. Hearing a click, he (mbers); 8.50 Weather Report: turned and ter his breast pocket From the Editorials. (Recorded B.P.C.C. by Bir Gerard Howe.
Prevention (Society for the Cruelty to Children), (Studio); 12.13, "Me Lovers Hour Classical Ro guests. Prepented by Curtia Hindson, (Studio); 10.15, Relay of the 3rd Test Match England South Afric (Recorded) 10,30, "The Fiz Lighter A Play' about, Thomas Housman. Carlyle by Laurence (BBCTS); fi, Radio Newsreel. (Zon- don Relay Weather Report, Clod save the King: 1150, Close down.
pen masing
Mr Smith then grabbed the defendant and stopped him from passing the umbrella to some one clae, On taking the um- brella from Hui, he saw his pen in the defendant's right hand. Hul tried to escape, but was and brought to the caught Police Station.
of
which the overloading was due on the part of the owners · to H.E. the Governor has add to the profits by carrying at the same time, and found his Relay); 0.11, An Appeal for the proclaimed and fixed today, additional cargo.
Counsel sald July 6, 1951, as. the date that the overbading was due from which the new Hong-to an oversight the failure tu kong cupro-nickel 50-cent pump out the water which was as ballast when the ship piece shall be legal tender used
Lo Singapore for an amount not exceed Australia. that
She was not over Ing $2, the Gazette Supple-loaded which she left Singapore ment announced this morn-tropical water
summen ing.
water
Counsel went on that ber Was calculated requirement and that had the extra, water been pumped out, the amount would be correct, She had al- together 257 tons of fresh water On board when she left Sin gapore and it was
The report stated Chinese signboards written by well-known Nationalist caligraphisis were AIK ordered to be removed,
HAINAN IS.
DEFENCES
It was learned that the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank will be issuing
for
Executive Council
Appointment the new coins
to other banks for distribution Eome time today.
Steps will also be taken in due course, It was also dis.
for
Births And Deaths
In May 4,709 births were registered in the Colony. of
Chinese and During the
H. E. the Governor har ap which 4,700 were pointed the Hon. M. W, Lo, 39 non-Chinese. provisionally and subject to His month there were 1,056 deaths closed, to amend the Hongkong | to allow 129 tons or Majesty'a pleasure, to be an registered of which 1,638, werd Unofficial Member of the Execu- Chinese and the remainder non- a 10-day trip to Hongkong, but tive Council during the absence Chinese, In order to strengthen the
the voyage took only five days from the Colony of Bon. Sir of Hainan Island the
and nine-tons-of- the water Man-kam Lo, the Gazette. an- "defences
were consumed have constructed
dally, teaving nounced this moralny, Communists several airbelds and naval bases forward towards the peaceful there during recent months, ions less solution of the Korean problem."
to a Chinese Press tender of an According
ceeding $2. "Accordingly," the broadeust report. added, we should continue cur campaign towards
B
ft also said that even · if ccase-Bre
concluded t WOA Korea it means only a step
(Coinage) Order, 1990, to make payment of larger amounts than $2 in the new coinago legal. The Order at present Umits payment of coins of denomina- than $1 as legal amount -not ex-
It is said that large shipments ictal settle
of arms,
ment of the Korean problem."
This has been the theme em- phasised by Communist broad- casts for the past two days.
heavy
artlilery, searchlights, generators, Shrines
acro- and anti-aircraft guns plane parts have been shipped from Tsingtao to Yulin, one of the most important naval bases on the Island.
The Communist Radio said that the Chinese people were continuing to die war oir- craft to "resist the enemy" but linked this campaign for the A large number of Russian irst time in its foreign broad- technicians are reported to be east to possible use against working
at the air and naval Forn:osa rather on in Korea.
Radio said that "even ntter
peace is concluded in Korca we should endeavour to Increase our defence power and continge to campaign for dona- tion of weapon for liberation of Formosa".
The
Meanwhile, all Communist with- Cores are apparently drawing from the vicinity
Kaesong-Reuter.
Government
bases.
of
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Appointments
Government The following
announced appointments were in the Gazette this morning:
Dr Yeo Kok-cheang to act us Director of Medical and Health Services, with effect from June 20, during the absence of Dr the Hon. I, Newton, until further notice; Mr D. R, Holmes to pet as Social Welfare Officer and concurrently to be an As- the Secretary for #istant to Chinese Affairs, with effect from July 6, during the ab sence of Mr J. C. McDouall (MP, Halmes Chas ceased' to be Chief Assistant to the .S.C.A. from the same date); Mr K. J. Attwell to ho Temporary Senior Inspector of Schools, Education Department; Mr J. W, Cockburn to act as a Principal, Education Department, during
Successful
Plea
Become Hospitals
therefore 100
RKCES. tona ta
tons to on This excess at 57
account for inch, would
the 24" overloading.
CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Answers
1. Mercury. 2. Warren In Imposing the fine, Mr Low Austin 3. He was 800 years old. said
that he
4. France. 5. Mount Whitney, accepted the de- fence's statement that the over- | California, 14,501 Feet. 8. A loading was caused not by any | hinmy is the offspring of a mala desire on the part of the owners horso and a female am while to increase their profits but it
a mule is the offspring of a
was
any
dine for the inches over
due to an oversight, H said that he would not impose male ass and a female horse. Several shrines around loaded, The Magistrate, how- Canton are being requisl ever, said that it was a serious tioned by the Communists offence to bring a vessel into the South China Sea overloaded as temporary. hospitals for this time of the year. wounded Chinese volunteers from Korea, according to a Chinese Press report.
The report stated that since
Too
Many
May, trainiodds of wounded Aboard · Junks
soldiers have been pouting/into the Kwangtung capital from Manchuria, and as many as 1,300 arrived in a day.
As the result of this influx, Ng Sze-cheung. 55, described
110 oil public hospitals, in Canton a writer residing at Calne Road, ground floor, was are full to capacity. cautioned and discharged by
Mr: Latimer
Fines of $200 and $100 were, Yau, master of junk 1575H, respectively, imposed on Chan and Na Yung-ken, master Junk T935H, by Mr T. B. Low at the Marine Cour, this morning
at Centers No Licence To for carrying excess passengere.
morning on a charge of posses- sion of an opium pipe at his house, which was visited by the Police yesterday,
of mitigation..
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when the
cupted in Sulphur Drive Car
Lealle Castro, 30, was fined At first a fine of $100 or one 120 by Mr Winter at Kowloon week was imposed Gefendant pleaded guilty, but this morning for driving a pri- the Magistrate altered his de- vate car without a licence and cision after hearing Ng's plea driving the car in an enclosed
read,
Insp. Dewar Bald defendant Ng told the Bench that he was stopped at Sheung Yuan was a sick and bedridden Ling Path leading to Diamond mon.. The opium pipe was kept Hill last night when he by him for over 20 years at driving a private car.
kind of family treasure. He Defendant pleaded that he naver, used it, and had always had naval driving thought of getting rid of it. He which had expired. confessed that recently I had escaped his attention.
The pipe was ordered to be ecnfiscated...
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Both defendants were inter- Channel on June 23 while en route to Hongkong from Lamma Island. the drst defendant, who had a previous conviction for a similar offence, was carrying 18 pas- sengers, Intend
of 13, while the second defendant was carry- five, instead of thres people. Defendants pleaded that they were bringing relatives 10 Hongkong for medical care,
Ing
Pigs Crowded Into Junks
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Landon Espresa. Service,
The fortieth (N) in the IT. Sai (3) yee (1) series of lessons In Cantonese see (1) A laundry.
goona(1).
138, (1) Jov(2). Not only.
Besides.
to be broadcast over Radio 139, (1)Yee cheh(2), Moreover. Hongkong by Mr S. K. Leg
140. will be given this evening at
(1)M jou (2) '................ (1) yes cheb (1) ...Not only
but 0.30.
also
For the guidance of steners we publish below a summary of the lemon. Summaries for subsequent 1059007 will be published in
the China Mail every Tuesday and Friday for the duration of this radio fen- ture.
Lesson 40(N)
Transport and communica- tions (Refer to page 101, "Cantonese Simplified"):..
Vocabulary:
yee), Clothes, Dress 952, (3)(pok. Clothes. DreÚDOS, -543. Fawn(1). Dry.
354. (3) dating.
Clean.
355, shut1), · A book,
536, (3) boh, – Clasifer for books. 337. (1)yoong_for young (2)- Woollen cloth. Flannel, 358, Doh (8), Cloth.
319, abup (1). Wet. Combinations;-
105. (2) Yu6“Yee(1).
141, Woo (1) dach(1). 143. (3) Lust tant(3). Dirty ́rolled, 143. (2)Lah jah (2). Transport and Communications: (Coninund)
10
163. (1)Ngaw・ KD400 (3) |_ FAW (3) aw(3)-gar (3) jul{}) =hoh (2) (0. ngaw-desi) (2)hwang (2)lay.
Toki told the
KETUSKO my luggage. [166]. {0}Ngaw. goeod(3) - (8) kul 30 (1) dew(131 sewn (1)–(3)drehng Yee(1)~(3) Pool (3)yup (3)danya- to put the gwal. I told him
clean clothes into the wardrobe.
149, Jal(t) \dev{}) shuə(2) (281(3) #eḥ(3)-(3)dzee-tʊy(8) mæen(s). And to put the books on the desk.
240 (2)New (3)mun (2) kut Kaw (3)-xhie (3) (2)yau (zimoh
ni(2)-yes(1) goong(13-seo (1), asked him whether there was laundry there.
(147)|(2) Kut (5) wah (2)yau yutqija gean(1) · gay (t) = tiny (5) yea(1) goong(1)-ses{1}. Ha asid ijeru.. was amteam. Intindry, tak
148 (1)}u- (8)day__asi (i)-duk() hoh(1) fákyo(3). They washed
A rain cont. very quickly,
100." (1)Yun, lau(1), & min cost. 107, (3) LA1 (3) 2ook, Ceremonial clothes,
- 108.: (2)Mann (3) took,
[100] | Ye={1}] (2)rook,
dress. Three Junk masters were fined $250 each by Mr Winter at Kowloon this morning for cruelty to animals,
The three Junks were inter
the cepted by Police off Southern fairway, Green Island, yesterday afternoon and on were several hundred
plan
the absence of Me G. F. Ners; It was announced in the at Hongkong, the Gazette an- end Messrs Leung Tung-chun Gazette this moming that Lleut.nounced this morning. -... and Tang Tung-hol to ba C. de S. Robertson has Veen
board Factory Mishaps Asressors, Grade 11. Inland promoted to Major. In: Foren Revenue Department,
„Headquartaru of the Royal There were 01 Industrial ac- The three masters were Thu it was also notified that Mr Hongkong Defence Force. Af cidenta reported during May. In K. J. Attwall and. De 3, G the same time the resignation of those 02 persons were injured. Cheuk, 42, of fank 156y, Wong. Davis have ceased to act as Major W.J.D. Cooper from the Fast claimed. 18; contact with Salyngan, 27, of juni 1870V Principals, Education Depart. Hongkong: Regiment - was not!= machinery and falling objects and Wong Chap-sting 37, of ment,
fed.
Junk 025V.
12. each.
110.
zul dress}-£anya (1) @ (1) yee-chan (8) 01(2)= duk(1)" hoh(3) "sawns (2)=(3) d£ahng. Evening Not only did. they with" quickly
but they also washed clean.
**169,9 (3)Ngaw good (3) 13) ning(1) den (1) woa (1)»dzoh (23
hut(3)
Clothes
@bwns (1) "mal (3). To dry yeo(3)-(5)look clean. Dry cleaning.
114. Gawn:(3) (3)die-hng, Cleon.
. Yut(1) tajbon shue (1). Опа book.
fold him to take the miled etathes to be washed, mak
101. Young(k) shamm(2) Tatoo (2) KRWI (3)-88) (1). The wooden clothes Toy(s) boh(3), \n' taħtej had to be, dry cleaded.NP ZONAR
102. "Boh (2)" atsar (1)** faw(2) ► MUP(1),BR)(B),...... Cotton clothes could be wished in water;" (TU ka muntinued) -
cloth,
(11s (1) Chawng bob(3),, NA, bea (3) yan shoes.
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