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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1951.

Disarmament Wrangle: Beefeater Learns Cake-Making

Independence No

Of Libya

Tripoli, Dec. 18.

The Independence [ Libya wil be proclaimed

un of sterily after Dec.

27, 14 WAN

officially today

Originally It

expected

the

announced

bad been

proclama

Lion would he made this werk, but it has been post. poned. The United Natibas bas

freedom tuaranteed

by Jan. 1, 1952, før Dus overwhelmingly Aral area 700,000 square miles

million propie A former Haifan colony, it has been administered by Brita and France under the supervision of a UN advisory commission since the war-Associated Press.

Man's Right

To Lecture

To Children

Vote, But

Note Of Hope

Paris. Dec. 18.

A day's wrangle over the revised Western dis-

still unacceptable to Russia armament plan ended without a vote but on a note of hope in the United Nations Political Committee today.

Mr Andrei Vyshinsky said Russia would not refuse to take part in the Control Commission which the plan sets up.

Dr Philip Jessup for America welcomed his assurance and promised the West could act "in a spirit of accommodation.”

The Sovari

Foreign Minister

olare again #xpressed hope up a Car-Power CAUTYAN agreement

Lond

with bola sides bud ise! actful and thoughtful th

rivate discussion.

He said the machinery in con-

trol atom and conventional arms Western by the asenperived Powers would be an Americat super trust"

the Assembly would ban the atom weapon, other dolair could be worked out easily and But the Soviet Union speedily

"careful and patien

1

believed

Discussed By LCC could lead to positive

London, Dec. 18.

The London County Coun-

cil debated today whether it

results, and that agreement

could be reached a 12-member

as suggested cununission,

¡

Polish amendment."

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the

(This would have bypassed was right that Sir John the Assembly and thrown Thomas Pratt, fornur Far Whole problem to the Commis East adviser to the Home Non usetra

many

|

"PAPER PROMISE"

Mr Selwyn Lloyd for Britain said the Western Powers were not going to

Jarl with

the major weapon in exchange for just paper promise."

PAA Strike Expected

To End

Return To Work Recommended

New York, Dec. 18.

to a three- A quick end day wage strike by 5,800 ground, crewmen, pursers Pan and stewardesses of

Airways American World appeared possible tonight.

A 25-man negotiating Comm- сію Transport mitee for the Workers Union, which called the str.ke on Sunday, recommendet a return to work after President would

he

A

and The wives of Beefeaters

other personnel stationed in the Tower of London recently attended a demonstration of making cakes for Christmas. During the class some of the Beefeaters themselves looked in to pick up a few hints. This picture shows a Yeoman Warder learning how to mix Christmas cake.

Exemption From Ordinance Sought

Question Of Costs Raised Before Tribunal

Office and known to support Communist policies, should be allowed to lecture to school children.

began when * The debater

Adly Anyrans Bey. of Egypt Truman announced number pointed out that a forth. reming lecture by Sir John-75- proposed an amendment calling set up a fact-finding committee

on the United Nations Legal in the dispute. year-old brother of the "horror"

Committee to draw up a conven- him actor. Boris Karloff--had been advertised in an education, tem to dan

weapons Julletin issued by the Council all other

destriantion. He described this as to all its schools.

a temporary measure designed to terminal cities for their endurse-hearing of an Juhn was drs- the Last July. Su

stop the gup pending a world menst missed from his post as Foreige

tisarmament conference. Vice representative on the Universities China Committe which selected Chinese students for British universities criticising the

for

The won atomic weapons and

od

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sin to the

Plans for a $2,000,000 development scheme along committee pussed | Nathan Road in the Mongkok district, Kowloon, were its recommendation

mentioned in the Tenancy Tribunal this morning when American striker in five Pan

application for exemption of certain premises from the provisions of Section 31 of the Land- lord and Tenant Ördinance, 1947, opened before the Tribunal President, Mr W. H. Latimer.

the

Strikers in Miami, Fla. base Mr J. Barrington for Burma For Pan American's Latin ari has delegation would not

American flights overwhelm- vote on the resolution or its!

endorsed ingly

back-to- amendments but would support work move. and the Polish resolution American

throw Le Brition policy in the Par East. further discussion to the pro- At Brownsville, Texas, union The Chairman of the Educa-i puses 12-man ermission That workers voted for 60-day fior Committee, Mr R. McKin, would at least ensure that the stake postponement.

the

commission was "born alive."

Indonesian delegate M. Palar told the Committee that adoption of either the Soviet on tripartite disarmament plan

17:

#hat Woon, thought Council could rest assured thai "what Sir Johns will be dealing with will be the cultural rela- tums between China and Great Aritain.

"WITCH HUNT"

a ould defeat the aims of peaer.)

drdegation would refrain from voting on any points of Later tonight Sir John Told disagreement, though it would reporters: "Il is very unpleasan'

points on which there support and alarming to find that the

vas agreement, he said. witch hunt going on in Amerien,

He said to back either planı

D

Official announcement by the union awaited the returns from New York, San Francisco and Segitle.

pre-

were

PAA ATTITUDE

Pan American officials viously had sald they Teady to co-operate witt: the President's fact-finding com- mittee.

is being spread to this country. was to choose ideas and bring The company said prior to the back-to-work balloting that Alleging that the British Gov.

a struggle nearer. Only by en-

it had operated 92 per cent of its deliberately de-couraging a emment had

Soviet American ceived the people over the agreement

could the United Na-scheduled flights since the strike Korean war, Sir John Kat:

began. Supervisory personnel tions preserve peace. The Russians and the Com- Dr Mohammed Fadhil Jili of

took the place of strikers. munists are telling the truth Iraq, addressing Mr Vyshinsky, and it is the Americans who asked whether the Soviet Union ore telling a be."

Sir John said that it was the South Koreans who attacked the North and alleged that it was

If the

if it.

answer was in the he proposed they

trick played by General Douglas negative. MacArthur, "because he wanted should move on to other mat vices never were interrupted.

an excuse for selzing Formosa.

Delivering another of his

1 London tonight to

salers.

Peace, point a

Applicants are

Kwong Tai in due course by applicants and Co., Lid.. of 20 Western therefore the present case was a Street, frst floor, for whom the proper one in which security for KC and costs should be ordered by the Hon. Leo d'Almada. Mr John McNeill, KC, broth in- Tribunal. structed by Mr C. Y. Kwan, ap- pared.

There ponents carrying

were

eighteen on

op- various

When M d'Almada remark- quite ed that applicants were prepared to put up security for types of businesses, and they st. Mr Silva suggested that the amount should be $2,300 in the case of

each of the op- ponents represented.

Mr Bernacchi supported Silva

were represented by four Coun- sel and solicitors.

DRUNK,

Coca-Cola

Chinese Crown Counsel Makes

Makes First Appearance

At Criminal Sessions

Mr Patrick Yu, the first Chinese to be ap- pointed a Crown Counsel, made his initial appear- ance in the Criminal Sessions this morning when he prosecuted in a robbery case.

On trial before Mr Justice Gould, Senior Puisne Judge, were five Hoklos accused of robbery, with aggravation, of a gold bracelet from a mar- ried woman, Lo Yuet-ying, in hút No. 37, Chung the night of Hing Village, Kowloon City, on November 2.

Chan

The accused were Cunz. aged 36, Wong Si-tung, 27, Wong

27. Wong Chung Feng. 28. and là Chung, 28 All pleaded Not Guilty and Jury of four men and three! wamen was empanelled.

A

Asusting My Yu is Det-Sub- Jp Chan Wai-man.

as

CHURCHILL

PLEDGES

SUPPORT

(Continued from Page 1)

Mr Yu told the Jury that four of the men in the dock were ght in the hut in the very and the fifth Bet of robbery nen was arrested outside.

Euorpe will be linked withi said that on those of the European defence! Crown Counsel the night of November I the community for training supply

WIS usual, complainant.

And cperations by land, sea and sleeping

with her husband and air two children in her cubicle.

"They will stand together in Her brother-in-law and another

true comradeship. man were asleep in the teng.

"Finally the two governments thut the again declared once

of the only objective

Alantic community to which they are indissolubly bound is to maintain and organise peace." France- Presse.

At about 8.40 a.m. the follow- morning, the complainant ing

masked woke

find a up to

She was stranger in the hut. gagged with an orange and the stranger snatched a gold bracelet from her wrist. Mean- while, her husband was attack - ed by two Chinese, also mask- ed, one of whom carried a knife and the other one half of scissor. They attempted to stab him and wounded his right

arm

The

masked man. He was stabbed in the arm with a half scissor blade. REMOVED GAG

woman's brother-in-law

was attacked by yet another

The remove

TALKS IN TRAIN

Paris, Dec. 18. The British Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, had his last talk with French Govern- ment leaders on the night ferry

few minutes before the train left tonight.

"Why don't you come in for wow," he said to the a pow

Living Language

Why we say Cadge a drink.

To "cadge" a drink is to beg one in a sneaking way, but "cadging" Was originally nothing more than peddling, from the word

"cadge" meaning basket, in which itinerant pedlars used

carry their wares,

Mail Notices

Latest

Por

times of porting G.P.O. and at Kowloon Once: registered *rticles and parcel mails close one trotu earlier than the ordinary times shown belowi

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 By Air Japan, Korea, B p.m., B.O.A.C. Formosa, 5 p.m., H.K. Airway By Aurface Macao. 8 m. p.m., Lee Hong Tak Sasing.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 By Alt

India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain. Europe, 8 am via 8.0.A.C

Slam. Burma

Indo-Chine, & p.m. Air France. Slam. Malaya, Indonesia, 5 p.m. C.P.A.

By Surface Macho. 8 am i p.m., 59 Lea Horr/Tek Shing

Clilna

Republic, People's

8.30 a.m. tram via Canton

Indo-Chins. Ba.m. as Elsbeth Malaya. Ceylon, Madagascar, In- dia. Aden, Great Britain, Europe, Noon, Corfu.

Indie, 1 p.mes E. Gang. Japan. 2 p.m.. sa Talleyrand.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 By Alr Japan. Canada, U.9.A.. 8 a.m.. vio C.P.A.1.

For 10 a.m., C.A.T. Formosa. Okinawa, p... B.K. Airways.

N. Borneo. Australia, New Zea land. 8 p.m.. Q.E.A.

Malaya, Indonesia. Ceylon, India, Philippines. 8 p.m. B.O.A,C.

Hawait, USA Canada. 8 p.m., P.A.L

Guam

Blam, & p.m.. P. A.S.

By Surface Macao, BAM. 6 p.m.. sa Lee Home Tuk Shar

China People's Republic, 8.30

Philippines, 9 a.m.. 8 AgapoNOT. Japan.pm, sa Širdliana.

woman managed to French Premier, M. Rene Plea, trai Via Canton,

the orange from her ven, and the Foreign Minister, and shouted "Robbery" M Robert Schumer, "and mouth whereupon a Police party, who bring Bidault with you," he add- happened to be in the vicinity, ed. entered the hut and arrested four men.

keeping

Radio Hongkong

The three French Ministers WELS A fifth man guard outside the Bat in the small compartment

HK T. with Mr Churchill and the Bri- premises.

Secretary, Lish Foreign Subsequently cautioned state- ments were taken by the Police Anthony Eden. from all of the accused.

his

fingers

Mr

Been

and

before its de

in touch."

by

6.35

$.00. Programme Summary: 6.08, "Children's Half Hour" "In the Iloma of the Three Bears" written The conversation was animat- Dorathy Cooper (BBCTS);

with Medical evidence was given ed

MI Churchill Kan-san, of the wagging by Dr Chow Kowloon Hospital, as to the in- chuckling. Juries received by the victims The French Ministers left the In his opinion they were caused train a minute by

parture. a sharp instrument,

"Let us keep Dr T. C. Pang, Police Surgeon Mr altached to

to Headquarters, testi- Churchill said.

Mr Eden pulled down in his remarks and said fled to Anding copious stains of was clear that the costs to human blood on a wollen khaki compartment window and

Churchill still bareheaded applicants would be jersey and a brown cotton shirt.

The blood was of group "O". the cold nighi and with a large

his teeth, He also

examined the scissor cigar between

V-sign blades and

and called found blood but the

"Vive La France."- there was not enough to indicate loudly, that it was human blond. The trial is proceeding.

the

enormous.

the amount

New Minister

Appointed

London, Dec. 18. Major Charles Francis Cap-

Mr M. A. da Silva appeared for the Tai Lee Co., of 620 Nathan Road, the Yuen Yau Kee, of 822A Nathan Road, the 024 Nathan See Toi Tallor, of Road, and the Chan Dai Kwong. of 626 Nathan Road.

Mr A. J. Clifford, instructed Mr Silva said by Messrs Hastings and Co., ap- suggested was only security peared for the Fai Ying, of 6204 and was by no means exorbitant Nathan Road, the Ah Shan Shoe or unreasonable. He said the Shop, of 626A Nathan Road, applicants had 包 $2,000,100 The airline said it expected to

and the Au On Kee, of 628A scheme In

view, and If the operate 100 percent of its sche-Mathur Road.

Company was as wealthy as would co-operate with the aims The company reported that its

flights duled

by Wednesday. Mr Brock A. Bernacchi, of the Western resolution

structed by Messrs d'Ahmada purported to be the putting u

of the e required security would not was passed.

Trans-Atlantic service already Remedios and Co., nppeared for embarrass them in any way, but

to normal and that its

the Yau Kee, the Kwong Hing, it wou'd embarrass the oppon- Was back Pacific and Latin American ser-

the Chun Kain, the Yip Foon,ents if costs were not forth- the Dai Hing Lung. the Hop coming. He submitted that The union demanded an 18-

Kee Garage and the Kwong would be just and equitable for rent-on-hour

for MEDIATION GROUP

Lung Garage, all of KIL 1219. the Tribunal to make such an ground service men and

Mr I. W. Cunter presented order in the present case. $40-a-month Meanwhile, they should ap- mechanics ana

the Yuen The Co., of 622 Na- mediation group

increase for

for stewardesseя and

than Road, the Yee Tung Sang Sir John declared: "If anyone posed of neutral states, such as pursers. A union spokesman

India, Mexico and

Wood Bookshop, of 624A Nathan i hearing what I

Sweden, so said the ground workers say thinks am

Road, the Lok Sai Cheong. from $1.22

of Mr Silva and a Communist or a fellow travel- that the Big Four could agree on were receiving

628 Nathan Road, and the Tal money ler he is either a fool or a Bar-the functions of the commission.

$2,14 hour. ал

the stewardesses

Sang Chun Kee, of KIL 2119. $190 to $291 a month, and tha or both."--Reister.

Mr Silva raised a preliminary Mr d'Almada said he was pre- pursers $301 to $361 a month.

point saying threre were The company said it offered

pared to agree to an amount of 10-cent-an-hour cost-of-

separate lots involved and the $2,500 in respect of each of the Hving increase.

buildings on these lots were of solicitors involved, but not in the different nature. He suggested case of each opponent. The it might be more convenient to question raised by opponents deal with the two lots separately. Counsel was an entirely new Ten of the buildings, he re-departure as far as tenancy cases

8 protested against the Persian of cement and under Section 31 of the Landlord request for his recall-Reuter. marked, were concrete, and it might be that and Tenant Ordinance were the Tribunal would not recom- concerned, he sald, as there was mend exemption In their case, in some question whether or not which event the whole case Section 31 was a separate code in would fall to the ground,

itself.

Mr Latimer suggested a short adjournment for Counsel

clans'

70 members the Musi-

of

Organisation for

DECORATING

com-

On the proposal for a media- tion group, Mr Vyshinsky said the Soviet Union

never refused lo work with others.

XMAS TABLES aperate and said the Western

Dr Jessup welcomed Mr Vyshinsky's statement that the Soviet Union was willing to co-

Powers would

dis- enter into

commission new

A

demonstration of the art aussion in the

of decorating the Christmas

Table featuring simplicity, in a spirit of accommodation.

"It

"It is clear to us all that we

economy and individuality was

YWCA, morning.

In the given by Mrs J. Beazley at the can all work together

D: Jessup this new commission," Duddeli

Street, this spid. They recognise that Mr Vyshinsky had laid down a re- Mrs Lienzley used pebbles,

the new

сот- servation, but fir and pine twigs, greenery.

pro- carnations, tree mission could make real ivy, mistleto leaves, cotton wool, candles, gress.

basins, silver bowl, and

The chairman ruled that bam- boos to create her Christmas Vating should start on the West-

ern preamble an Wednesday. noveltics.

The Committee then A large crowd was present to watch Mra Beazley's demonstra- journed.-Reuter. tion.

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Union officials said the lust

company offer they received was a 0-cent-an-hour Increase but with deduction of the cost- incrense-Associated of-living Press.

Greek Prince Arrives Here

A

OVERDRAFT

be

two

AS SECURITY

Mr Clifford also supported

emphasised the was only required as security for costs.

for

slx-foot tall ex-Army boxing champion and formeT British Consul General in Khorramshahr, Persia, has been appointed British Minister

to Liberia,

He succeeds Mr John Gilroy Baillie, Minister in Liberia, since 1949.

Mr Capper was expelled from Persia just over two months ago because of statements he was alleged to have made at Abadan during the oil dispute. The British Government

$75 Fine For Drunkenness

of

2.

Boris Markoff, 32, Stubbs Road, ground floor, was fined $75 or 10 days' imprison- ment by Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central this morning for being drunk and incapable.

Defendant was picked up by

Mr Silva mid it was provided both sides to get together regard- under the Section in which the ing costs. This was agreed.

brought applicants had

their

When the hearing resumed, Mr Prince Peter. Arst cousin of application that whether the d'Almada said that Mr C. Y. King Faul of Grecce, arrived

opponents won or lost, costs Kwan would give a personal this shall from Calcutta by PAA

borne by the undertaking to pay taxed casts morning accompanied by his applicants. In a search of the up to the sum of $1,000 for each wife, Princess Irene, to spend Companica Register, he went of the opponents represented. He the Police at about 2.45 this the Christmas holiday in the on,

It was found that the op-did not concede that the Tribunal morning in front of 18, Percival

was indebted had any power to CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Colony as guests of Mr and Men plicant company

order costs for Road. H W. Lee.

DA .an overdraft account in security and if the opponents Princo Peler who is

wisted subsequently to

vily to make Jati the sum of $40,000 to the Bank 1. The blue-back, trout. 2. A anthropologist hos bren dolug of Dast Asin, nud

nothing in RDY

further

application for marriage between a iman

of sume research work in the the Register seemed to indicate security for costs, those applica royal family and a woman of Himalayas for the Copenhagen that the Company was in any lions would be at their own lower ronk, 3. An elementary Museumi la Denmark

· Monroe, Louisiana, Dec. 18: info way in a solvent position. The costs, and the applications could organism, as n cell. Frozen The couple will remain in overdraft was started on May be argued. He further suggest- Afraworks · sibp exploded raindrops. 5. That branch of Hongkong for a few days after 4, 1981, and, and not yet beened that each such application today at West Monroe and Brst historieat selences which is con which they will rolurn lo ropuid tu dale, he declared. should be, based on evidence. reports ghid that moverni perecTLI cerned with the lives of the Caloutta where Prince Peter All Counam for the opponents All the Counsel for opponents | were killed, paints. 0. The Ideally In Which | WILL Continue & Kia ·research were concerned with whether agreed to Mr d'Almada's offer. Is-wan kehad for several milêm; It thrivos.

work.

they would be paid their costs ~ The hearing is proceeding.

Felber.

Fireworks Shop Explosion

Reuter.

"Forces Bandstand" (Concert Hall) Argy & Sutherland Highlanders | conducted by Mr James Howes: 1.00. Time Signal. World News and News Analysts London Relay): 7.15. Wil- son Wen at the Plano (studio); 1.30. Orchestra of the Week" Vienna

Orchestra Philharmonic

conducted 7.50. by Wilhelm Furtwangler: Mr Weather Report: 8.00, From the Editorials" (Recorded Relay); 8.10, the "Lucky Dip Variety Requests, pre- Mr Bented by Paullae Spenco (Studio): 5.- 15. "Christmas Shades" (Studio) writ- in ten & Produced by Boity Drow'n_ đ Lesile Murray Aynsley: 10.80. Joe Loss and His Orchestra play for gave dancing with Hidegorde as Guest out Artist: 11.09. Radio Newsreel (Re- corded Rolay): 11.15, Goodnight Music: 11.29 Weather Report; God Save the King: 11.30. Close Down.

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