1951-11-01 — Page 3

A

Hunter Fights Crocodile

Darin, Oc! 1

NA

Snowy Fahlan, fought as eight-feet erico3lle barr handed for several minutes in a small oren oni bete

- Furvivog,

He was bleeding res v ་ ་ ་ โป fic

14h 1a.l wounds when tin Faior finally chopped the crustalile f death will ar

Bat

start cock the refi -fre

Car

ኒሀ በነገ .

heat pitchel

ITALIAN

TREATY REVISION

Seven Countries To Support Praprsal

W

ו'י

Pusa pe ac!

... 92% 24ndag: p

'The Ste Dractures,

Czechoslovakia Poland and are ods magtak... are yet t

dolle ing Pus

Haseni.

frum

יוזין

Wha

iii

61

1111

W

darted they will go along with The revision plans are, Mexico, Bil. Buna at South Atre...

Compla. Belgiume. Chinami Greeee

he

B

Nationals

to a three-powe, deciałab

Splender 26, far US

derlored Pruner

1heu rodes for quam fateme

able extend calm to a requerd

by Italy ku change

Italon pet

have F

closed.

But they due

be

ן!

amination.

of A prot posla utarat

25

the size bad toilitary egipment

1 1a Army Navy and

Ak Porce. semerking Wells. Russia and her red shell ly oppose Asotintel ....

Cyprus Left Out

Athens, Oct. 31

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951.

Commonwealth Division Creates

History

History was created by the Commonwealth Division in Korea when its Commander, Major-General A. J. H. Cassels, CB, CBE, DSO, for the first time had the honour, on behalf of the King, of decorating men of his command. Men of the King's Own Scottish Borderers and the King's Shropshire Light Infantry were decorated. Picture shows 2nd L1 J. A. Foulis, of the Borderers, saluting General Cassels after being congratulated for his

mention in despatches.

Small Colonies Should Have MP's

At

Westminster, Writer States

London, Oct. 31.

The possibility of Colonial representation in

Air Postage Britain's Parliament was commented upon by Mr

Reduced

Iver Thomas, author and journalist, in an address to the Royal Empire Society.

He recently returned from a tour of North Africa, where, he said, he found the French system Aimul rates in the Padip of government well worth studying.

Manila, C 31

pines will be lowered.

The Cabinet decided 10 Loth domestic abd

+flect

The new Greek Government | decrease omitted demands for the unitor | Foreign rates. The new <if Britan's Mediterranean kare expected 10 g into island of Cyprus with Greece jam diutely. when i! annonred change" policy in Plument 19. day.

10 Foreign rates

in the Philip-

che

When a Deputy akes, unici

Why

five Cuplus

pines have been world's lughest.

anong the

They are be reduced from had not been thi luded. The De-a Baxmum of 60 crnke (US) puty Prime Minister. We Sephu-, per 15 grams to 45 cents. cles Vemzelus.

Deneste

are

being

10 15

rming Mate:!

from 25 cents most trendly relation doppari Eu the with Great Britain, the Cavern- cents, ment has

on

Whereas Britain had no re-rapid increase in populations; presentatives of overseas ter- the keeping of law and order, L'ories at Westminster.

In troubled times like these French territory, Algeria, pointed out, sent 56 representa-

ves to Paris.

Technicolour Rainfall

Wellington, Oct. 31 Residents in Invercargill. New Zealand's

southernmost

most elty. were amazed to Ber bright yellow rain fall from ordinary grey skies.

Next

morning. powdery substance, coloured yellow, was still lying in patches on paths and gardens,

a

An official of the Weather Office said that some sub- stance had been suspended In the air and had been caught in the raindrops.— Rester.

he the nations of the Western world BURMA POLICY

He thought it would be good policy, for some of our Colonies To send

trust co-operate and endeavour

to understood one another, if Western civilisation was 10 survive.

members to the UK. lle also thought that another Parliament. The emphasis,ospect of the French colonies- lowever, Was 011 "some".

example of the

UNCHANGED

Rangoon, Oct. 31.

1s

Burma will noi alter the word which it would be beneficial to neutral foreign policy because ::tudy was their method of of the change of Britain's Countries with Dominion agriculture which provided Government, Thakin Nu. status or near stli-governing · good

co- Burmese Prime Minister, said were obviously strong operative farming system today. enough to stand on their own working successfully.-London feel. But others, particularly Express Service, small Colonies, would definitely benefit.

He tok reporters that Burma's foreign policy was dicinted by the best interests

t 16? ~ id=19\[ il The Huve is alr accordaner nevessary to elude the Cyprus will: atlı international postal issue m the statement, but this agreement. does not mean that the Govern-, Revenue, however, had fallen

A second difference he noted New French C-in-C of the country. Juent as noi conubiously

off sharply after rates were in-

and French cerned with such a

Formasi 2 year ago-Associated between British JSSU

methods was that in the French Reuler.

North African territories there was equal representation of French and local people in the general assemblies.

A British

12

Press,

Crossword

Puzzle

12

3 4

15 16

18

10

18 19

13

14

15

120 121

23

24

15

26

27

28

29

ACR085

1 Duplicated (6),

Proficient (5)

B Stupid (5),

9 Frightful (6).

10 Chaplain (5).

1 Cont (5).

12 Harvest (4).

13 Cook (5).

10 Resptèlable (8).

18 Culminating point (6),

20 Inexperienced (5).

22 Endure (4).

23 Cap (6)

26 Tran

20 Light breeze (6),

27. Went wrong (0),

28 Gods In front (5).

20 Required (8),

DOWN

1 Sticking together (8).

2 Manner of speaking (8).

* Revise (4).

4 Infers (7).

5 Desires earnestly (7).

# Ecclesiastical rank (8).

7 Minute passages (5).

14 Joined to (8).

18 Walked unsteadily" (0),

10 Meils (7).

17 Inhabitant of à town. (7).

19 Brought up (8).

21 Extent (5)..

24 Yield (4).

Paris, Oct. 31. Thakin N also dismissed as Vice-Admiral Sala was today without foundation, reports that appointed Commander-in-Chief he

had secured the Indian of the French Fleet in the Prime Minister, Mr Jawaharlal Mediterranean. He entered the Nehru's, good offices during his

This posed a question which Navy in 1916 and obtained his visit to India to ensure

wings as a fighter pilot in 1918, aggression from China, when he was attached to the naval air base at Saloofka. He

would have to be faced soon in British territories.

TWO ALTERNATIVES There were, he said, two al- ternatives: firstly, a system of "one man one vote"; secondly, a system in which plural societies would have each community represented in proportion to the part they played in relation to the country as a whole.

Mr Thomas spoke also of prob- lems which French and British territories have in common: the conservative tendencies of local people, particularly in matters of religion, which put an inevit able break on development; the

Waterfront Tie-Up

Averted

поп-

He said that there had been

was promoted Rear-Admiral in no instance of violation of the 1944 and Vice-Admiral In Burma

Chinesa 1950.--Reuter.

frontier by Communists-Reuter.

Divorce Judge Laid

Bait For Husband

London, Oct. 31.

Mr Justice Willmer said in the Divorce Court that he "dangled a bait" in front of a husband in an attempt to get him to tell a lie. Then he add ed: "He completely refused the bait. So if I was not satisfied already, those answers convinced me he was telling the truth."

The judge dismissed the peti- (and he much preferred the hus- tion for divorce by the wife, band's story of the incident. Mrs Katie Ellen

Davies, of "The husband was examined San Francisco, Oct. 31.

Shorncliffe-crescent, Folkestone, and cross-examined about this The striking Congress of and found that her allegations incident in great detail," the Industrial Organisation's Marine of cruelty by her husband, Mr judge went on "and then, as if Engineers and Harry Bridges'

Walter Cornelius Davies, of the had not had enough, I my-. longshoremen today bowed to Warkworth-torrace, Cambridge, self asked him a few questions Court rulings, averting, at were unfounded,

at the end of his evidence, Icest temporarily, the threat of

"I asked these questions with I portwide tie-up on the San The couple were married in the deliberato Intention of 1010, and one of the wife's com-giving him the opportunity to The CIO Marine Engineers plaints was over an incident in tell me a lie. The answers he Beneficial Association voted, August 1940. The judge thought gave me were transparently during a slop-work moet-this incident could be regarded honest." ing, do keep their fight against as the touchstone for, judging

Francisco waterfront,

a brief

After studying Mr Davios in

the Isthmian Steamship Com-the whole case it the wife's the witness-box for two days, pany in the courts and

lat account, were true, then it must the judge said he thought he Bridges' International Long-have been a vicious and cruel shoremen's and Warehousemen's assault. Unton unload three. Isthitilan

then

did

not look the malignant monster he was held out to be. ships here and, two in Los · Sho alleger that họr hunbond, "I thought when the wife was Angeles.

tute of the Wye in the witness-box that she was 'The ships had been tied un Atrleultural College, Kent, sud- an accomplished actress. The for nearly three months while denly seized her by the hair fact, I think, is that for yours the IWU respected the Marine twisted it in his hand, dug his she has been seeing herself In YESTERDAY'S CROsswond-Adrome: 3 Spar, 7 Hides, Engineer strike against Esth-ingers into her scalp, ur drag the role of the Injured wife 6 Agog, 0 Sert, 10 Replies, 12 Tome 18 Acuto, 16 Trod, 18 man, walch Superior Court ged her by the hair along the stried to a cruel husband," Ditch 61 Allen, 22 Pith: 29 Bpice, 20 Fees, 20 Retract, 30 Judge Clarence Morris yester.ngth of his once Boor

Consciously or unconsciously, Bar 31 Bore 12 Stole, b3 What bown: 1 Miner, 2 Declare, day ruled was a juridictform Mr Davies denied anything she Bed, Binyod it with such 4 Piest, & Raft, 6 Doom,' 'Blits, 1 feons, 18 Onth, 14 Echo, dispute between the CIO and of the kort ever took place. The conspicuous butter tikt by how 10 Edict 17 Calf, 18: Tile, 20 Fiorate, a32 Pier, 34 Pride, 2 | Amerikan Federation of Labour fidge wall there was no corro- site might really bellevo, in (u

Unions United Pre

Boration, or in wilde videks, |urlin, Nho quero agdat

Cambodian Hunt For Assassin

Prom, Penh, Oct. 31. High-ranking French and Indo-Chinese dignitaries be- gan arriving here today to attend memorial services for the late M. Jean de Ray- mond, 44-year-old French Commissioner who stabbed to death yesterday by a political assassin.

was

Prom Penh is the Cambodian capital.

General de Lattre de Tas- signy, French High Commis- sioner for Indo-China, and the Cambodian King, Norodom Sihanouk, will be among those present al the ceremonics tomorrow.

Meanwhile as the French and tecal authorities tightened the drag-net fUT the murderer, silent crowds filled past M. de Raymond's flower-decked bier in the official French residence here.

M. de Raymond was stabbed to death by his houseboy, described as à member of the Vietminh terrorist group.

The group

is believed to have

ordered M. de Raymond's death

when amanth

also

the houseboy" mad a trip to his native village. 4 companion of the houseboy, a member of M. de Ray- mond's household staff, has been taken into custody and ques- Loned.

frem hlm that the wwbarithes said they

substan-

BOS

iated evidence that the Com- missioner had been assassinated

do Raymond was the high-ranking French

fall

second official to

u victim 10

political assassination in Indo- China this year.

The French Commander in

South Vietnam

on July 31 last.

+1

was murdered

His nssassin was presumed to be a member

the Cambodian

under- sound terrorists among whom tinnh Communists have bren increasingly active recent- ly-United Press.

STAR

Phone 54115

17, Hankow Rd, Kowloon

TO-DAY ONLY

AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.20

& 9.30 P.M.

Navit Shuto's manu

mental story of o daunt lass man, five little children and a girl in love - fleeing from

Nazi terrori

Never, Never, Nover... will you forget it!

PIED

PIPER

with

MONTY WOOLLEY

"The Man Who Came la Dinner")

RODDY MCDOWALL

(The "Green Valley" boy)

ANNE BAXTER

Pembend und Write Your Terana by NUNNALLY JOHNSON by IRVING PICHEL

TO-MORROW "The Fallen Idol”

LUNA PARK

CINEMA 'AIR - CONDITIONED THE NICEST LITTLE THEATRE IN TOWN TO-DAY ONLY

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30

&

9.30 PM,

Werner Bros Happy Goli

DENNIS MORGAN

SHOWING

TO-DAY

The Whote Blazing Story

of the Tri-State Gang!

AT 2.30, 9.15,

QUEENS ALHAMBRA 7.20 & 9.30

P.M.

WARNER BROS. PASTINY

HIGHWAY 301

STEVE COCHRAN VIRGINIA GREY GABY ANDRE

WE STAKE OUR REPUTATION that you will i find "SEVEN DAYS TO NOON”

The Super Thriller of The Year Starting To-Day The LEE THEATRE

LEE Theatre

AIR COOLLD, DEHUMIDIFIED, DZUSIZED AND PURCH UST

TAKE ANY EASTBOUND TRAM OR ROUTE NO. 5 BUS ↳

★ SHOWING TO-DAY

A Film Of Daring Excitement

A Breath-Taking Thriller

London Fil

THE BOO

DAILY AT

2.30, 5.30.

7.30 & 9.30

EVEN DAYS TO NOOK

WRA

-KOTY CONES

O FLOANS

A MORELL

GALA PERFORMANCE

TO-DAY at 9.30 P.M.

Under The Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency The Governor“-

P.M.

in aid of EARL HAIG FUND for Disabled Servicemen

TICKETS OBTAINABLE OFF

HONG KONG HOTEL from 11.00 A.M. to 2.30 P.M.

LEE THEATRE TOWN BOOKING OFFICE (6, Queen's * Rd., C.) from 11:30 A.M. to 5.30 P.M., Also Obtain-

able at LEE THEATRE in the EVENING.

BEST PICTURE OF THE WORLD!

DE RICA'E INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAINED MASTERPIECE

BICYCLE THIEVES

COMING

TO THE

FOUR SHOWS

TO-DAY

The

Starting

··Lamberto MAGGIORANI

Enzo STAIOLA

Directed by VITTORIĄ DESICA

(LEE

WATCH FOR THE OPENING.

DATE!

AT 2:30, 5:30, 7.30 & 9:30 P.M.

løver forget:-

EUROPE'S DARKEST DAYS

had done!

Chinese Dance

■ TAI OI LIAN:

Copper