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Denmark Opposes Entry Of Greece & Turkey Into

NATO

Ottawa, Sept. 18.

Opposition to the entry of Greece and Turkey

to the Atlantic Pact narrowed to a single country

Denmark today.

The issue was left over until tomorrow to allow Copenhagen to rule on its decision.

"Norway, previously linked with Denmark in hostility to the move, told the North Atlantic Council today that it would not stand in the way of a majority decision.

Mossadegh Moves For Showdown

Teheran, Sept. 18.

The Iranian Cabinet was in the throes of a shakeup today as Premier Mohammed

Canada's

Affairs External Minister, Mr L. D. Pearson, Uning Canada up with 10 other powers, said that was Canada's views under the circumstances that full membership was the best answ

re-

American sources" were ported to be still confident that the desire to ree Greece and Turkey join the alliance would this meeting of be fuinted at

the

Counell, which is expected to end on Thursday,

A spokesman said that the issue would probably end in un

Mossadegh moved for agreement to admit Grecco and showdown fight with both domestic critics and British on his oll nationali sation programme.

to the Rame meeting late this the autumn.

Turkey or to deter the matter

Informed

sources

sald

ΣΕ

The Danish Foreign Minister's action In asking for new in- structions was interpreted, her: 38 meaning that he would

Government Finance Minister Mohammed Commend that his All Veresti handed in his re-gree to the inclusion of Greece signation following the others and Turkey in the alliance on the basis of complete equality

who have left Cabinet posts of obligations and responsiblli- recently amid the growing opties. position to Dr. Mossadegit's no pulleles. Veresil compromise was Iran's chief negotiator

oll', talks 13-

which collapsed.

Deputy

Fatemi

must be filled.

with

In

Britain

THE ALTERNATIVE

Narway's Foreign Minisier,

CHINA MAIL

Established, 1845

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1951.

Injured Zoo Keeper Back At Work DURESS

Keeper Alex Robertson, 22, who spent five weeks in hospital after being injured by Rajah, the London Zoo's 10-year-old elephant, has returned to work, and in this picture is seen feeding Dicksl. Rajah has since been destroyed.

London Express Service.

Revision Of Treaty

Ottawa, Sept. 18.

Italy's Premier Alcide de

Grave Man Faces

Charge At Criminal Sessions

Indicted on a charge of rape, a 36-year-old mason, Lam Hon, appeared on his trial before the Acting Puisne Judge, Mr. Justice Scholes, in the Criminal Sessions this morning.

Lam is alleged to have had carnal knowledge of

Staircase

Dr Halvard Lange, was under- stood to have told the Council Premier

Hosgeln this morning that his country Dr Mosadegh still felt that saitl

a Mediterranean Gasperi will confer with Big will present probably

new pact was the best way to solve Three representatives 10-

Greek-Turkish Minister to the Shah by Saturthe

question, No- of day. The Ministries

| but

that, in view of the majority night on revision of the

Italian peace treaty, tional Economy, Posts

and opinion, his country would not

A meeting with US Secretary Justice niso block their admission. Telegraphs, arri

State Dean Acheson, A Norwegian spokesman said of Teheran newspaper; say Dr

inter that it was expected a de- Britain's Herbert Morrison and Mossadegh's Arebrand righthand cision would be made here. Ife France's Robert Schuman was

Hussein Mukki, will tak anan,

said that there had been a gen-heduled to take place at the Cheung Nui, 23, a married woman, without her consent,

afternoon meeting af on June 4 last. the important Interior Ministry eral expression of opinion that closed

the North Atlantic Treaty port but Fatemi denied this to the two countries did come receive in they should both

Organisation Council, reporters,

Makki heads the Parliamen-rights and assume equal obliga- tary

Board which has seized Lions

owned

The proposed Middle Eastern the British control of

Οι Company Command, which was discussed -Anglo-Iranian

in today's debate, would extend operations in Iran.

far beyond the North Atlantic aren and would include Middle countries which bro Eastern not members of NATO.

The Norwegian and Danish Foreign Ministers in today's de- onte expressed their basic con- of the cern at the "dilution"

Atlantic North

community which would be involved in the extension of the alliance to in-

lude Greece and Turkey.

They said it was already dif Neult to get quick decisions out 12-member North Atlan-

Makki told newsmen at the refinery centre of Abadan that Dr. Morsadegh will send direct- ly to the British this week his Roveroment's ultimatum threa-- tening to expel their technicians remaining in Iran unless Bri- tal reopen negotiations on the oil dispute. Associated Press,

Challenges The Law

+

tle Ceunell and warned that its extension to include 14 men-

two

ac

Conducting the case for the The Big Three have alrends Proregution is Mr M. Merley- indicated willingness to con- John, Crown Counsel, who is

the assisted by Del. Insp. J. M. Dey. sider certain clauses of

A Jury of five men and treaty non-operative,

empanelled, to women has been However, this is known

The

Prosecutor said that tall short of Italy's desire for annulment of all par 4 of the complainant would say that at alleged offener she time of postwar

settlement which, it the

of the impairs its national slept in the-hut-of her brother-

in-law contends,

at No. 01, Hely Crest Sovereigray.

Shauk!wan. Purpose of tonight's meeting Path,

At about is to find a formula which will prove mutually acceptable.

of ecxt visits Props

bers would further complicate Mattresses

its proceedings.

The Council was to split Into

stellens This afternoon. In one

Defence room, the Ministers were to discuss the defence efforts of the member nations.

two

a

Durban, Sept. 18.. Me Manital Gandh!, 58-year- old san et Mahatma Gandhi, has eld to court arrest from Friday hy

"commiting technical breach of any law",

enld he would guard against coming into candlet with any moral law of the stale. which he wished to respect and obey,

HLA netlon follows a fast which he carried out for 14 days in April in protest against South Africa's apartheid (racin} regregation) legislation.

to

meckly to any

MISGIVINGS

The Foreign and Finance Ministers were to meet elsc- where to take up the last item

9 p.m. en the evening

covering

She

Struggle Described

Vielza

Coca-Cola

DEFENCE ADVANCED

IN COURT ACTION

A Defence of duress (during the Japanese occupation of Hongkong) was raised in a civil action which was called before the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, in the Supreme Court this morning.

The action, however, was adjourned on the ap plication of Senior Counsel for the Defence, who pleaded that certain developments had come to light which required investigation.

Plaintiff was Sun Yat-ming, fendant's wife could not attend of Room 114 Windsor, House, Court, He referred to the first floor, wille defendant was absence ct a medical certificate

of and declared that in view of the lack of a certifiéate he could

Hung Slu-chal, mercast.

No. 171 Queen's Road

dance.

A LONG SHOT

d'Almada's contacting the

of those

hopes Japanese, said

Living Language

Why we say The whole caboodle,

"Caboodle" is short for "kit and boodle.” A man's kit is his per- sonal possessions," Buch us what are issued to him when on service. and his boodle (from a Portuguese word) in all that he's worth. "To take the whole caboodle" therefore . means taking every thing there is to take.

Mail Notices

Registered articles and parcei maile close one hour'sariler than the ordinaty, mall Liner shown below?

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER '19

HEY, Air USA, Canada, a p.m., P.A.A. Indii, Paitistan, Middle East, Great Britain.. Europe. Africa,

as the Tuet Sans} Mr Bernacchi, was an extreme pin. 2.0.A.C

Ings.

In the writ issued by plain- no objection to her allen- Un against defendant, plaintiff said he was a co-partner withị Counsel remarked that P alte the defendant in the Yuct Sang appeared that defendant had not Engineering Company, No. 171 seen fit to inform his solicitors Queen's Road East, and sought about the partnership with the (1) dissolution of the partner- Japanese until the Defence had Chip: (2) acuinte and en-received the letter from plain-

dr's solicitors quiries; and (3) a receiver.

on September Defendant, in his statement 11. There was no question of of defence, admitted that on August 1, 1945, he entered ints the defentient being unayare

the at

importance a partnership with plaintiff for Japanese witnesses. the purpose of carrying on the Mr business of an ironworks shep known Engineering Workshop under an agreement in Chinese of the Ly long shot, and an adjourn same date, but said he was inment now would mean an un- duced to make the agreement by necessary delay to the proceed- duress on the, part of the plain-

Asked by the Court to explain tin

In the alternative, defendant why the plaintiff had delayed pleaded that the alleged ground so long before commencing his Action, Mr Bernacchi replied of partnership under the agree that he understood the reason ment was made by defendant was one of finance the plaintiff without an Tegal consideration then being unable to raise the and involuntarity. .' and

for him therefore null, vold-and of no funds necessary

proceed. effect. He further alleged that

On the Chief Justice grant- Chinese the he entered into

for ing the application

Bernacchi agreement because he was in adjournment," duced to do so by the undue in- raised the question of costs, saying that his client was in no way responsible for the condi- fluence of the plainum.

tion of the defendant's wife (Laughter),

His Lordship, made no as to costs, and adjourned the cast for a date convenient to both Counsel to be fixed. He further ordered that the De fence produce a medical certi- ficate in the meantime,

COUNTER-CLAIM

Defendant further counter- claimed for recission of the sold agreement.

the

Mr. Brook A. Bernacchl, in- #tructed by Mr S. Ng Quinn, appeared for the plaintiff, while Hon. Leo d'Almada, KC, and Mr S. V. Gittina, both in structed by Mr Ke Fook-wing. appeared for the defendant,

ntiand the d'Almada

to

grant an adjourn- saying

that certain

Court ment.

developments

the of which

Mr

Formosa, pm. B.K. Airways, Japan, Korea, 6 pm., B.O.A.C.

*ard

Blam, Burma. Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand,

By Bustica' Men/Tak Bhing.

Macro, 8. ajný (6 yanɑ su Chien

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 By Air Stam, Malaya, Indonesia. 8 p.m... via C.P.A

6 pm. C.P.A. Indo-Chiny BurtaCe

Slacao, Bl V Điển. Đã Chon toen/Tak Shing..

order

Reds Execute

Defence was entirely unaware. 28,332 Persons

only just come

had

to light, and the Defence required time to make investigations,

to a file of referred

He COTTCS-

A total of 28,332 persons ac-

China, People's Republic, 8.30 am. train via Canton.

Malaya, ooh, as Ho Wong.

Kawall, USA. Canada, Japan, Central & South America, 1 pm.

Pros Wilson,

Philippines, 1 pm, s Cingalese

Prince

2.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 By Att Japan, Canada, USA. O sm via O.P.AIN. ·

Formosa, 10 am, C.A.T.. and West Africa, Great Britain. Indo-Chink, Fratice, French North 10 am., Air France.

Blam.

Dirme, India, Pakistan,

Middle Fast, Africa, Europe, pm

Now

9.0.A.C.

Formos, pm, H.X. Airways,

Australia. ANA,Borneo,

Emaland 5 p01, Q.2.A.

Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, 3. p.m., 8.0.A.C.

By Burtire

Mabao,/3 ami'à pa, as Chien | Men/Tak_thing.

China, People's Republic, 9.30 6.m., frain via Canton.

Buna India, 20 am.. Norverett, MA "

Malaya,- ZEL &... South Africa,

1 p.m... Tilzadane,

Philippines, 7pm.

Bellerophon SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

Philippines, Guam, Hawaii, UBA..

Canada Bram, via A

USA, Canada. 2 p.m. Formoss, Op.JL, 'G+&+T.

Chien Chine, People's Republic, 9.30 BATH

cused of being anti-revolution- of June 3 complainant went to

A struggle on a staircase pondence which had passed be-ry clements and despots were If one is found, an announce-bed in ene of the cublates.

up to find during which a woman was tween.

for the excouted in the province of the solicitors

Kwangtung in the past twelve ment may be made at the end suddenly woke

Glam, Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, accused's

and the tsolicitors her allegedly, assaulted and rob-plaintif conference, mouth. She struggled with him bed of a gold necklace and athe

for months, it was disclosed by Ko New Zealand, 6 pm. P.0.A.S. the NATO

defendant, and said the Ta-chuen, Deputy

Governor

of Indo-China, India, France, French week when de Gasperi

but he overpowered her and then

Kwangwing

Provincial North & West. Africa, Great Britain, pondant was told when Ho contained the whole history of the Washington.-Associated

committed the alleged offence.

the litigation.

Europe. 5 Dana Air Franco. Gove

Second atthe offered her money Choi, unemployed, appeared

Japan 6 pm., 8.0.A.C. Accused

Counsel mentioned that the People's

Meet-

By Bartacs. and asked her to say nothing on his trial before the arst letter was received from ing, on

16, accord-sen/Tak shing

Macao. 6 n. 6 pm, about the incident. Complainant refuse-l the offer and straight- Senior Puisne Judge, Mr the plaintiff's then solicitors in ing to a local Chinese report.

middle of 1046, and Л It was also divulged that by 8 p.m.. tren via Canton. away woke up her brother-in- Justice Gould, in the Crimi- the law's wife, Chan Hon-chi ant nal Sessions this morning, reply was sent by the solicitors the "combined efforts of told her about it:

on an indictment of robbery who were acting for the deadministration and the people" | America, 8 pm 65 Flying Dragon. woke up Chan in turn husband who fold accused not Lagos,

Nigeria, Sept. 18.

to leave the premises, but ac the Mattresses slung on ceiling of a cinema to improve cused ran out of the hut and chief cup of after a chase was finally caught fire which killed 331 people with the aid of a watchman.

Accuscil wits taken to the at Kano last May, according to Shaukiwan Police Station

by 1 report published here.

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Cause Disaster

acoustics were

1

at the agenda, the subject of The report said that the loss a constable. defence plans and co-ordination at life was mainly due to the

the indammable

The trial is proceeding.

the possibility with kapok, in the auditorium Eight-Division

in the

state law. that ful armed forces and the post-ment regulations.”,

19 tion Turkey

was glaringly unjust and he] 40

invited non-Europeans to join

"-Reu

Justices and oppression."

Ler

to

occupy in a proposed new

The British Defence Minister,

Army Planned

her

with violence.

to

Malaya, Burma, noon ne Hai Tting.

· U.S.Á. Cartado.. Central & South Formosa, pan, as Bhengking.

fendant at the time. denying that

anti-revolutionary ere frustrated, some lability. Nothing further was attempts were done unlil 1948, when another 9,7

suspects 89,701 criminals and It is alleged by the Crown letter WBA sent by plaintiff's were apprehended, and Erms $1,200 JUNK that ac used robbed Cheung

and again a denial consisting of 83 cannons, 1.007 Rolicitors, Yuen-mu, married woman, of a of lability was made in reply. machine guns, 36,303 rides CONFISCATED gold necklace and a gold pen- A further 10 months elapsed and revolvers, 14 fountain-pen dant on the stairway of No. 21, before the writ agalost delen-shaped pistols, together with Revenue Officers, boarded South Wall Street, Kowloon, on dan!

Was issued.

a large quantity of ammunition

fishing Junk in Shaukiwan Bay the afternoon

14. 1st of July

Me d'Almada pointed out that were seized.

yesterday as she was preparing und that no used personal vic-

there appeared to have been no The Communist adminis

to sail and found 1,284 roller lence on Cheung..

desperato urgthay on

the part trator. In explaining the cir of the plaintiff to proceed with cumstances, said that despite bearings hidden in a false com the netfan

partment. the fact' so many peoplò. "were

The Junk *rnoster, Lee Fong, executed the anti-revolutionary 24, was arrested and this morn- activities throughout the pro- ing he was fined $500 by: Me vince had not been totally wWinter at Kowloon for attempt- 42 Xing to export classided articles. Mr Wintce: also ordered the coniscation of the shing-boat valued at $1,200 and the bear-

of NATO's subordinate agencies. presence of

Eariler the Danes expressed mattresses, which were stuffed

Mr D. E. Greenfield, acting misgivings

Crown Counsel, is prosecuting, Q Mr Justice Hubbard, who sat

assisted by Det. Insp. Chan Waf- In a statement announcing his that Turkey might be given Intention

"privileged court arrest, Mr "Fr

position"

theos a one-man commission of

mun. The Jury comprises six Gandhi today it was his North

BA1:1

Atlantic Treaty Or-nquiry, sald

was that it

mea end a woman, Washington, Scpt, 18. duty to

others not to submit ganisation because of its power"clearly a breach of the Govern-

General Jean de Lattre de The Prosecutor sild that com- expected

Although the police were Tassigny, the French Hah Complainant was returning to, her required by regulation to missione in Indo-China, said home about 4.30 p.m. on July him in his crusade agains: in Middle Eastern Command. Inspect the premises before each day that he was planning

her door, accused who bad fol- Mr Emanuel Shinwell, appealed performance, ne inspection bad double the size of the Vietnamer 14 when as she was knocking on

anges- taken place during the 22 monitis Army to meet Communist for A comprehensive

scuss the mattresses had uten in place, alon on the Indo-Chinese peain-lowed her up the stairs seized her by the neck and told her to meeting later today to discus,

The Governor, Str

Jolan aula. with what he called "brutal

tal MacPherson, today accepted The Vietnam Army, now can make no nolie or she would be frankncas," the

progress being made by ench country in build- various accommentations and sisting eli four pirily formed killed.

JACKET TORN ing up Its defence and contri-sald that experts were already divisions, would be raised to

eight divisionsAAAK on a new cinema buting to the combined North working

General de Lattre told a press There seemed ordinance-Reuter. Moscow, Sept. 18. Atlantic rearmament effort.

caterince here that it was his struggle, Counsel said, for com- missies In the United States to The Defence Ministers Soviet Government

INTELLIGENCE TEST:27 meeting separately

Loveral places, newspaper Izvestia today pub- therefore,

The AnewEra Sinen tiitstrale swo can Kuma down

posthistles a

SOVIETS TO

KEEP KURILES

. The

arc,

lised an article about the while the Foreign and Financo Kurile landa emphasising that Ministers are jointly discussing the Soviet Union la permanently be general es-ordination of the betting

In the c-Japanese North Atlantie defences.--Reu- Festion.

The Kurile Islands are a

group north of Japan,

ter..

elber "heade

· Eich, pensy

there are 256 Rether

And, from eight pennies, four which came down beaña ) can

Jour

de polacteo in 70 different ways

NEW SUGGESTION It was only a few days ago that the Defence, heard the suppressed.

plaintiff had : suggestion that bought over the shares of three Japanese who had been part

of the defendant for BODY SEALED

therefore MY300,000, and

IN WALL became necessary for the Do- fengo tofle a rejoinder: and the statement"

"of defence." make certain amendments to

to

.:

UP

Paris, Sept, 10,

The discovery of the nude

body of a woman scaled In the

Ings worth $6,500; *

Radio Hongkong

to be same, shares of the Japaneses) who had bought some bricks the London Promenade oblcinarsistance: In equipping Plainam's jacket wps', torn in Becausò of that. It had become and plaster before her disap" | dio); 6.59, “Archie Leste Vocal) WILH

Reuter,"

of abe

call

|

and empiniaining the forces of the

Towards the end three newly-independent states of Vietnam, Lacs and Cambodia.struggle her neck was seized twice and she was struck. She fell to the four, Accused broke NOTABLE INDIAN off from her neck a gold pen- dont chain, a part of which tell TO GIVE TALK off, while he clispod the other

part and ran down the stairs.. -Dri CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Chairman of the Indian Social and gave chest.

Ishla, Complainant rated an alarmi.

Ing than ang the defendant had bought two sacks of plaster and 11 udio New London

•peared and who ist Party Foreign Relations

flease she adds are

Weather

ta September 11 last, sald Coun sel, the Defence had no inkling wall in the bastament of a hotel Brooders for Schools

6. Programme · Gumenary: 6.02. whatever of any purchase or al started a nationwide police climbing Every Jack Longland

purchase by the plaintiff

search tonight for a "friend" (Bacia do Marches, played by Orchestrat 30. The Benny Ligon Quinslet (Blu- necessary to

pearance.

Geraldo Birings: T, \\\"Laiky Dip" the wife of the defendant re

The body of Jeanne Perronisely Requests, presented arbor garding the dissolution of the 52, missing stace June, was Panine Speng Hatidlo). ER World

Mawe) and Nowi" Analyste partnership, but she was in an found on Sunday bricked Into Mia, darbe Wire of London advanced stage of pregnancy the wall of a shabby hotel the Bertin:: 890 WTFrom and was not, In Counsel's

bound ̈ ́with ? Merk (smoorded Biday); 9.10, Donata, MEL

window opinion, in a fit state to attend operated. Her hands and feet with Joy Nichols Dick Benkeza nd

report: PU From The Mambreiaj There draper Court" and givé evidense..

Violin »nod » Vianor Opti was also the necessity of making The police said, they sought contact with the Japanese re Faul, 30 friend of Mrs Porron Rubbrack Ramona (Violin) ferred to, and Counsel

who t took

over the management Cereld oor die Plano);

Wednesday Night Zirbelice che torch There was a good chance of do- of the hotel when the drape van a queen CHANDRAVAL (BROAD)

the police said, "Fwy by Hugh BonWhis Lady Nancynghorne nection, who is on his way back Fortunately at that other in touch with people la Japan 50 bricks at a nearby store Weather, thegord Cock Save

friendset

Honakong (who), were Astor, born in Virginia, 2.. felt late last night and this. Big Robert Baden-Powell, India from his recent vial, to plainant's husband and another 1

dellvers an all-mana were at a shop nearby who wore well acquainted with rocently United Press Clay Close Don The article said that the 50-morning on the volcania island. originator of the Boy Scouts. Japaniss viet people came costward and of Stromboli off the tip of Italy. 3. Jupiter, Jüntalk 5. (a) Adress to the Indian Community Ahoy no joined in the chore the Franco settled in the islands, "convert People ran from their homes kind of cloak, (b) Prehistoric today at 7.30 pm at The Kow and eventually overtook meclised ing them into a productive and in alum in the little fahingructure of flat stone resting on loon Indian Tennis Clubs King's who fill had the broken porta posed the application for cultured centre of Soviet life" vilage on tira coast-sociated two upright ones. d. Gabriel Park, Members of other com danchanering, mis polon adjournment fara diarred krat

muniting are welcome, this

that 1265 Daniel Fahrenheit. The Routar

The article was written

ja

the Karlle islands by one of

Izvestia's correspondents,

It described Soviet settle. ments on the islands of Sikotan

Earth Shocks Folt

On Stromboli

1.

of

Ituron, alluntad duo nertli

Hokkaido,

Strömboll, Sept. 10. northernmost Four sharp earth shocky were

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