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British
Press
On
The Peace
Treaty
London, Sept. 11. British newspapers com- mented on the Japanese peace treaty as follows:
London Times "Even thougn Andrel Gromyko falled to bar or delay the signing ceremony it is of the fair to add that some
not Russian amendments
were unreasonable. But the Soviet government must now wonder
it acted wisely in refusing the Ars: Invitation to the peace con- ference, where It's proposals would at least have been dis- cussed.
"I was at least expected that Mr Gromyko would make come far-reaching proposal for an Asian settlement and an end 10
e Korean war.
"About the outlook in Koren, the only certainty is that the original armistice
proposals
came from the Soylet se
ment,
Assuming the
and Koreans
were sincere In
wanting an armistice, the Com- the mistake in munists made rejectkig General Matthew B. Ridgway's ensible proposal for talks on a ship and in suggest- ing Katong instead.
They "mistake in
made a still march on Gen-
trying to steal a
for terms.
eral Ridgway by receiving the United Nations delegation as if it had come to sue But both sides are now deeply dislilusioned
CHINA MAIL
1845
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER - 12, 1951.
Three Of Quadruplets Survive
RUBBER
David, second-born of the.
three
Burviving
quads of Mrs Hilda Wilkins, tips the scale at Glb 5ozs in the Bolton
EXPORTS TO District General Hospital.
CHINA
Only A Trickla
London, Sept. 11. Rubber exports to Com munist China earlier this year were eight times last year's level, but they have
now been and have appa
reduced to a
Mr James Wilkins, the father, a £5-158-a-week van driver, has been liv ing in a new 278-a-week house for the past three weeks. "I guess we'll "I'm manage," he says. getting B raise soon, which should help a little."
rently abandoned hope of anirickle, trade records dis- Yoshida's
In the first six months of The current year, Communist China purchased 67,800 tons of rubber compared with only 8,500 tons in the same period or. 1950.
armistice and are openly pre- | closed today. paring to renew that wer on an even larger scale with all the risks of a wider explosion,
"Defore
the this happens statemen ultimately responsible will have to ask whether it is not possible to reopen the talks on new basis: And in a different piece. This is a war which can continue only if the Western nations are convinced possible everything humanly has been done to stop IP
BASIC REASON
1
of
Happy
Memories
Mossadegh Delays Ultimatum
False Pretences Earns 6-Months
Prison Term
Convicted on two counts of attempting to obtain, money by false pretences and opening a postal packet, Lam Sang, 34, unemployed, who was released from prison about a month ago for a similar offence was sentenced to six months' hard Inbour by Mr Poon at Central this morning.
Defendant was charged with attempting to obtain from-Ling Yat-shing, with intent to defraud, a sum of money by falsely pretending that Ling's brother, had sent him to deliver a letter and that he had to receive tea money for his service. He was also charged with open- ing a postal packet addressed' to Ling, the property of the Postmaster General, at 99F Wellington Street, on Septem- ber 10 and 11 respectively.
It was alleged by the Prosecu-|| tien that defendani had taken 'a
letter from the letter box df BDF Britain's New
Wellington Street, third floor, on the morning of September 10. On the same evening, defendant went
to see Ling, the complainant
lold
ho
taking with him a letter without He inled d. Ste the envelope, Ling and defendant returned the
Не following morning. the cplainant that. his elder br her Ming Chiu had asked him to bring the letter for him.
As he was leaving he
that complainant wanted to
back to Macao, go and he asked for some money.
Defendant in his own defence denied that he had ever asked for any money from complain- ant. He said a certam seaman Teheran, Sept. 11..
named Chan Introduced him to Dispatch of Premier complainant with a view of Mohammed
asking him to help him get to Mossadegh's Mação. proposed ultimatum to Bri- tain on the oil Issue was delayed today as economic and political
.pressure mounted,
Deputy Premier
London Gets
Hossein More Cunning
a
Rat Enemy
Land-Cruiser
Cars Go Out
Our London Correspondent -
Living Language
Why we say Tho.up- por crust..
We call the fashion- able world of a country Its "society" and the highest in society ita. "upper crust." This came about because it was once the convén. tion at meal-time \ to pass the loaf first to the most distinguished guest present for him to cut the first slice, or "upper crust,"
Woman
Repeats Offence
A junk mistress who had
After Exercise
Refresh You
zelf
CoCela
Notices
Nezistered articles and parçal makila, klose
'Dour · wartive than, the, ordinary wall times shown belows
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 By Air U:B.A., Canada, 2 p.m., P.A.A. India, Pakistan,
·Fast. Afrire, Great Britain, Europe, p.n....P.A.C.
Formos. p.m.. H.K. Always. Japan, Korea, 6 p... 2.0.A.C. Sim. Burma, Malaya, Indonesia. Australia, New Zealand, & p.m.. P.O.A.B.
By Rurface Philippines, Ceylon Madagascar, Kikidia East, Great Britain. 9 p.m.,
Maron.
THURSDAY, SKPTENDER 1 by Air Blam. Salaya, Indonesia, p. via C.P.A.
Indo-China, à p.m.. C.P.A.
By Burface
Macso, a am: 1 p.m.. ss Chien MeenTal Loy.
Cina, People's
Republic, 9:30
a.m., tralo via Canton,
Indo-China, 2 p.m.. as Fengilen.
FRIDAY, CEPTRADER I
By Air
Japan, Canada, U.9.A., & a.m.. via C.P.A.L.
Formoss, 10 .m., C.A.T. Indo-Chine, France, French Narth and West Atrico, Great Britain, 10 a.m.. Ak France,
Blam, Burma, India, Pakistan, Middle Fast, Atrics, Europe. p... 8.0.A.C.
Formors, & p.m., H.K. Airways. D.N. Borneo, Australia, New Zea land, 0 p.m., Q.E.A.
Malaya, Indonesia,
p.m. O,A.C
Hy Burface.
Ceylon,
Motorists have seen the first been convicted and fined only {'-Marso, a a.m.; 3 p.m.. Citen
two weeks ago for exporting prohibited goods came before Mr Winter at Kowloon' this morning on a similar charge.
two new motor show, models on the by-passes north of London. They are redesigned, wider, longer, six-seater Vauxhall Velox 18-h.p. and Wyvern 12-h.p. cars,
This time, the defendant, Wong - They have all the luxury Yau-so, 45. widow, was accused States "land of allempting to export 4,000 lines of United cruisers," with British refine-pounds of welding rods valued inent.
at $20,000 in the open market. air scoops-almost
The junk was intercepted off Uke jet acroplane engines from Ching I
the Police radiator to
and when fresh air into the space,
Hugo
Islar'd
the interior force yesterday, moestioned, she |
pasteoger
but was
WAS
the junk and
I drove the Velox. In second said she was going to Macao, gear, 65 m.p.h. was avaliable Police search no cargo. The with sports-car. agility. In top, the six-cylinder engine cruised at 60 quietly, with a maximum of 78.
China having participated in theftionalisati under Iran'a ng-ship rat. Rat-catchers cleverer painted before the car is finally cargo.
Exports to the Soviet Union have been slightly less than last year's. Rubber supplies to the Communist world
since July have been reduced to the minimum. None have gone to China,
But British reports · from Colombu shid, a Tollsh ship was loading
5,800 tons rubber for Communist
the largest consignment ever to leave Ceylon. Ceylon was not among the nations which strategie
to agrced
With him on board the Pan ban shipments against-the Americans.
Airlines materials to Red American
clipper China. Red Chino was said to Montfrch of the Skles were the paper thinks that Mr Gromyko
be moral
members of his delegation offering at present would
have gained
con- 21 victory if
siderably higher prices than to the treaty conference. he had
the world market quotations in some of the non-American, non-
order to obtain rubber from Communist countries to
the non-Communist world. associate themselves from the
STOCKS
BUILT UP treaty.
The
Guardian Manchester thinks the basic reason for Mr Gromyko's failure to get more advantage. for Russia at the San Francisco conference was that
non-Communist wouldn't
the
countries
with
Russia
side
The
persuaded
dls
Tech-
The Luton makers, I under
Hard Fighting
to
4 RUSSIANS
POISONED
Men/Tak shing
China, People's Republic, 9.30 a.m., train via Canton,
Formos, a.m., = Pakhoi. Japan, p.m., Anklag Australia, New Zealand, 2 ...
Changsha, Philippines, 2 p.m., s.fermelin.
Papagos Still Leads
›
The
..hero
an
|ment under Premier, GOVEND
Venizelos, who has hinted at an Premier Sophocles alliance with the Progressives to form a centre coalition Cabinch
The Left-wing United Demo- Eighteen cooks and kitchen crate Eda
by means of KrOUD
Communist hands of a restaurant in Can- which the outlawed
by they and palled 11.2 per cent.
returned ton, were executed
to the political Communist authorities there, archa,"
The Royalist Russian technicians by, polson, Taldaris had 6 per cent, and Populists of Mr Constantin according to EI Chinese Press the Democratic Socialists 2 per
found boxes of the welding rods
Athens, Sept. 11. The new Right-wing Greek hidden in false compartments. Fatemi said it would be sent
Insp. Dewar revealed that the Rally Party of Field Marshal tomorrow, to Iranian Ambassador
defendant had three previous Alexander Papagos kept their Nasrollah Entezum In: Washing- ton for relay. He denied
Each car has a huge luggage convictions-tvo in 1947 for lendi Loday in the counting of
bwin
and one compartment.
red kooping
Sunday's ofection and
divans oplum rumour that the delay came be
results rear lights. The boot lld rises for attempting export cause Shah
With returns in from 3,881 of pro- Mohammed Reza
3,910 Pahlevi wished to be consulted.
polling stations, the Party London's mest experienced rat- automatically after being un-hibited cargo on August 20 when San Francisco, Sept. 11. Informed
sources said Dr catchers say they are faced with locked. It locks with a push of she was fined $500 and forfeited had 34.6 per cent of the votes.
her junk and eargo,
Observers thought that if the "We leave with very Mossadegh wants President Harry a more cunning enemy than the the anger.
Unusual methods in manu- for Norway) rat which has Mr sewer
For the latest offence, Wong present trend continued, the 67- Personal happy memories,"
envoy
year-old facture take care of the effect was fined $2,000 by Mr Winter With Averell Harriman, to step in been the City's main menace. those words Prime Minister once again as arbiter
but of climate on cars abroad. The who also confiscated the nsning in Chier my
und national Shigeru, Yoshida, of Japan dispute over
of the their place is being taken by the lower part of the body is thickly junk worth $1,000 and the would be unable to the future of the
absolute majority and destructive
In a left for home today after British owned Anglo-Iranian mere
Nearest that
finished, to stop rust,
rivals to the Rally say
An law, The British are they are barely holding their own
aluminium gearbox is
were the Progressives with 23.7 Japanese peace treaty sign-pressing Mr
per cent, and the Liberals, with Harriman
against the ship rat Invasion. in
filled, to reduce weight, ing...
19.8 per cent... The ship rat is the most sly, Washington to refuse to inter-
Liberals сост vene at this singe.
clever fellow, measuring
10 to 20
the present stand, have spent. £3,000,000 Mr Harriman.
fostered the inches from tip to fall," Mr on the dies, tools and engineer- negotiations which broke down. William Dalton, member of a last month
on the issue of family concern which have been research to produce the
two models. whether Iran's oil industry engaged in rat destruction for should have. a British or Iranian nearly a century, said recently. management.
It amazes us how the ship Mr J, Owen Zurlielten of the
Dr. Mossadegh has announced rat manages to find its US State Department, an escort plans to revoke the residence pearing, as it seims, from no- way into the most unlikely places, ap- of San Francisco police and permits of the 350 British about 300..members of
where. We find them in rat Sannicians remaining at the shut- The execssive purchases by Francisco's Japanese-American down refinery city of Abadan
TOOK apartments, In City ir were believed Airport to scrves: " anything g:es wrong first six months
wish Yoshida bon new negotiations within two
Tokyo, Sept. 12. to have enabled them to build with the carrying out of thedrealy
voyage.
be impossible for them to The mountainous eastern front d b. plenty there will
of re-up some
weeks after the ultimatum goca penetrate. In addition stocks
was the scene,' of the heaviest
report states criminations. But in the mean- meeting the growing require. There were several "banza!"
But franian sources sald "Modern
in Canton developments of fighting in
arrived the last 24 hourt Russians time Russia, by refusing to ments for current consumption.
recently and cheers as the party boarded the Mossadegh, in the face of grow-central healing and boiler-house when thousand-strong groups of, from Hankow sign, has deprived herself of an The Russians, on the other chartered clipper. The plane in ing Parliamentary opposition to extensions help them to breed Communists were trying to stayed at the At Kuen Hotel important asset for Communism hand, have been buying less scheduled to reach Honolulu at his get-tough policy and reperin comfort. Our biggest catch and 1 Russian Embassy In than in the previous year. In 1 am GMT Wednesday
cussions from a British Snancial was 1,600 rats in a single night." and armou as they
soma food from a Tokyo,”
adjusted ordered the first seven months of this a.m. Wednesday HK
squeeze, would Summer
much rather London Express Service,
their lines. forward.
I restaurant and after "eating - received. from the Time) and the year, they
to start theĝoll talks again than try
||Hand-to-hand combat · lasted | felt sick. The Liberal News Chronicle
The Russians were discovered 15 hours until midnight north of said: "No one can be really happy world 31.000 tons compared stay there for 24 hours for a to kick out the technicians.
with 35,000 tons last year, series of receptions. The de- Associated Press.
Yanggu when Communist artis dead in bed by their colleagues, abcu: the fact that the treaty for ne
according ton trade source. Icgation will reach Tokyo
lery opened up and Red troops who came. to call on them at | (HBCTS), by. Wynford Vaughan-
the hotel. counter-attacked, Poturns showed that In the am, Friday HK Summer Time).
An Eighth Army communique nations. One wonders if all the first seven
that It was reported months this year,
of the hasic
Rymphony restaurant, Keky Dip: Variaty Requests conference was Britain alone exported to of the
Russia
As well-wishers: spoke fo really neecssary. It stems, how-
raging early this morning.
who came to collect the plates Presented by Pauline 531 tons of rubber compared him at the airport, Premier ever, that the least that can be
with 5,200 tons in the same Yoshida said, "I wish to say I sald is that America and Britain,
period last year. But the July don't know the exact words to as spentors of the treaty, have dene what szemed right to them year's quota.
exports were nearly half of last express our thanks, We leave
The value of the with very happy memories." and mut: abide by, the results,"
Bri'ish rubber shipments 10 The Day
this year amounted to Telegraph: The Russia
Aake what he had enjoyed £3,000,000. Japanese treaty gives still sharper nearly
most in San Francisco, Yoshida Bald, "everything," point to Italy's plea for a revision Press.
The Manchester Guardian ob- |the Chinese Communis's in the colony were at International | the British do not agree, toe / boardrooms, and on island slies { '‚
peace in Asia lacks the signature
10
(10
party
was
at
of three of the greatest Asiatlercial British Board of 2.45 am. GMT Friday (11.45
of the treaty the signes four
years ago. A formula that would
effce: the merui rehabilitation of Briton
Haly would be welcome in the United States and equally wel- esme in Britain..."
i-
His
IVIC
The Dally Graphic: Japanese treaty provides a de terrent against Communist attack. If the Japanese people cbarve loyally it will build a new bulwark against the *pread
of Stalin's or Mac's. cmpire
in the Far East."--AS- rociated Press.
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Atotal can be analysed as follows
No; of
out.
Homeless Arabs
one would imagine
#
Guerillas
the
for causing the death of four In Korea
votes,
cent-Reuter.
that the
block United Nations Infantry Some time last week they Radio Hongkong
Stage Attack said that, this fight was still employses
central
ILK.T.
0, Programme Summary: 0.32, Broadcast For Schools: People of The Mountains.The Khyber Pass
Thomas, 6.16, London Promenade Orchestra: 6.30. Peto Valderrama two at thePiano (Btudio): 5.40. Orchestra.
Brought Wire
Prin Ametcan Airways said it Arabs were driven from guards umber of them Bed, rolled them back with heaveInfo: «Colony
had found that Japanese travel
Spence
Analysis (London Relay): 415, Plano Recital by › Moura Lompany:
The western front, which has and dishes were set upon by (studio): 0, World News and News At least seven Communist
were killed and five been smouldering for the last the Russians. guardi wounded when
of deven days, was comparatively group Paris, Sept. II. Nationalist guerillas attacked the quiet with both sides content to.
· (BBCTB); – With Joy Nichols, Dicke "feel" each other scross no- The food and future of nearly Shekiam Bridge on the fought man's-land
Bentley and Timmy, Edwards; : Abb. 1,000,000 homeless. Arabs now Canton Railway, on the right
with patrols,
The
Weather Baport: "From The in refugee camps is the biggest of September 9, acccording to a Communis's fought determinedly
Editorials (Recorded. Relay): 9.10. issue facing United
“Forcon Bandstand". Pipes & Drame an Arab-Jewish Ch
south Chinese Press reported
of Kumsong on the east,"
[From The 1st Batt, Qi' The" Argyll |conference opening, here today,
front-where ́ ̈ armoUT- It
ted that the tipped United Nations thr
·was reported
fand Sutherland, Fighlanders; (2850, The
were cairen by surprise
From Straums/ron Straum (Art. Oscar Bizal) SALES TUR: 2* New and a
Rymphony, Orchestra urcond, by Very little resistance was en-
on Monday.
communique
Oscar Strauss: 2040, John Muls by the guerillas..***
A merchant, Hau Yin 30 who A Captain Scott. In "The Fire sald that United Nations forces attacking returned yesterday from Nairu On The Snow By Dougins: Stewart. The guerillas
decamped follow- sands are trying to fend for
lng the arrival of Communist In the area north of Inje made Island by the ss Anking was & Play in Verro (BICIS): 1040
On their right fined $10 by Mr. Winter at with Carroll Gibbon
Interinde 10.45 Dancing gʻime" Limited "gains. reinforcements. themselves.
Another report states that flank two Communiet batalia Kowloon this morning fox im total Orphan 1, Radio News The UN Palestine Conciliation
un the same day, a Communist stood firm desplie heavy artillery perting 1 tons of copper wire, Roel (London Relay) 116, Good Commission, with
hướt night bad91129, Weather Report: members junk was sunk by guerillas in and mortar barrage--Router;
The goods God Save The Kings 1130, Close from the United States, France, the East River while en route
Down...: and Turkey, has called the
from Walchow to Chi Yang. latest, conference to try to settle County. Her entire cargo was this and other issues left bang-Jost.
after a UN sponsored armis
Given lers are fond of American food
Visa
"of
Abadan, Sept. 11. The transport manager the Anglo-Iranian Oli, Com- pany, Mr Steven Sargint, turned Abadan today from
to special leave in Britain..
Ho had been delayed Hasra for 36 hours becaure he had been unable to get per
to it only augmented its supply
homes by the Arab-Jewish fighting in Palestine in 1048.
The United Nations, which feeds: som 870,000 of them es-
of steaks, chops and chickens timated that many more thou- with tea and rice. The plane's bar was regularly stocked with bourbon and scotch, with severni bottles of shid added, Asso. elated Press.
Dangerous
mission to re-enter Persia. But Goods On Junk
tice changed
| armed truce, “
virtually into an
Israell Foreign Minister AIRFIELD BEING
Moshe Shareit said - Israel is ready to
to accept as a conference Kwok Sxc, 00, seting mistress objective final settlement of all of cargo jurk 873V was fined outstanding issues and wrote 900 by Mr W. Sprague at the the Commission asking it to get
ENLARGED
E
ALLEGED CORRUPTION
specified article.
Bavoy.
were confiscated.
The wire which was found in defendant's luggage was said to be worth $3,600. Defendant said he picked it up from the Robbery With hillside on the island,
Violence Charge Rev. Inen. Millington sald Wong Shun-ching, 30, alias that Revenue Officers searched
tables
****Seaman §ƒJahu: "Rhys Alice Wong, "a"""emporary Assis» all peromial - kengngu" "on" the tant Medical Oficer, in charge of Anking on her arrival. Several House, 20 of Hans Mount's Chinese Press report states the Taumat Public Dispensary, eases were left unclaimed, but Bay, wat remanded for three that the Communist guhorities came before Bar Winter at Kowlster defendant claimed ring of days in Poller carody (tar tub
three those, which contained the Wires ther enquiries when ho appeared. facing onlarging the runway of the counts of White Cloud Altneid. It was alleged that on Beplem-field in the Fading war and one trais, this morning ton, a chatro **Bome* 800 labouters are reber 11 the received payment of parently the wire sang. loft. of robbery wilka: ported to be at work in the air. 30 for kivin medical treatment the defedted ***
(or three | Poon field on a 24-hour shin, under to Wong Kliowah on Aurum 27 dant: had been? the supervision of a Soviet un-(she received 44 from Wong Wal-year and four "morzha working | Monday
- kings from Pam Chiu-tha
Confiler: In-Marina Court this morning for, similar agreements: from the /:In Canton,Warp÷ ropaletur- and | 1oon this moth for E, Nairu“ Leland' had; kreon. A batiko, kafoyas MerHination-L M1 Cen="
the Persian Oll Board this morning instructed the Persian Consulate in him with a
The Bourd
Had the formed British r refinery management, that it could not
carrying dangerous goods, other states concerned Asso visas to British ollmen Intercepted on Tuesday even-shran wishing to return to Abadan. log while being towed by a CHECK: TOUR,
give...
Mr
Sargint Was the first man launch off the nailians entrance
affected by this decisions of the Yaumai: Typhoon (Shela
| The Brillsh*thanagement of tar, the Foilce found on bourd Allied.
the Abadan ronnery had made the junk 240 drums of sodium Mrs creptatlong puto: 11hef Of hydrosulphite)" zádefendant, Bald, Hou *Hoard over: the Board free she was conveying the sooday.or
fusal to allow him to re-enter, az
quand rerelved
Fand
12 Daymenkunford UNGICI
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