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Vietminh Rebels

Again Defeated

Hanol, May 29.

French Union forces, sup- ported by planes and artil. lery, killed 250 Communisi Vietminh rebels and cap-

tured 80 prisoners in violent Aghting 20 miles south of this

northern provincial Military capital, French Headquarters announced 10- night.

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CHINA MAIL

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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952.

S. KOREA'S VICE-PRESIDENT SEEKS REFUGE ON SIDE GLANCES

HOSPITAL SHIP

Rhee's Opponents

Hide From Police

From RALPH WALLING

Pusan, May 29.

Kim Sueng-so, Vice-President of South Korea, today attacked the military dictatorship set up by An official communique said Dr Syngman Rhee, resigned, and tonight sought French artillery destroyed Vichmink convoy of approxi- refuge aboard the American hospital ship Haven mately 30 sampans carrying“ supplies to the hard-pressed in Pusan harbour. rebel forces in the Red River delia area.

French offlcinis said mopping- up operations against the rebels were satisfactorily both in the delta area and near Phuty, 10 miles north of Hanol.

French Foreign Legionnaires, fighting side by side with loyali Vietnamese troops, wiped out an important Vietmfith concentra- tion south of Hanoi yesterday, the announcement salt, French losses were not disclosed.

REFUSE OFFER

to Saigon, it was reported that

15 government workers were ar-

i

As midnight neared eight members of South Korea's Parliament sat on in the Deputy Speaker's dimly lit office fearing arrest once they set foot in the darkened corridor outside, and too afraid to go home.

Urban

Council Election

(Continued from Page 1)

ner. A long table was set up at one end of the station where

voters nuled in their names on blue forms which they took lo for checking before having. their balloting slipa

clerics

made

mide

Voters next their way to the other end of the where nine booths were Here they marked Policemen in plainclothes kept watch in theihe alps for candidates before shadows and in the courtyard of the drab capital dropping their forms Into a The They bullding-waiting.

under ballot box near the exit, thero

whole procedure looks just over martial law which Parliament voted yesterday to repeal

a ininuto. and President Rhee insisted today on keeping to break the Communist plot, which Parliament said was really Rhee's plot against constitutional government.

Then the Benu'y Speaker's door

Into the swung open.

eight

wero sent

Eight clerks attended to voters whose names are in the lists of special and contmon Look Jurors, while four clerks

care of those who have applied for elections were

announced, and elther exempt from who are

or whose names Jury service have not been included in the Jury Lists.

Ing with the robels and the ar.offee where the eight anti-Rho thought, whispered, and thought the right to vote since the

rested on charges of collaborat- rested men had refused an offer politicians had sat for 10 Le released in Vietminh terri-heurs strode four Unked Nations

personnel. tory.

"

Cambo:ina sources in Salgon One was a representative of rak travellers reported seeing the UN Cominission for the the dissident leader, Son Noc Unißention and Rehabilitation Thanh Bangkok. They sald the Cambodian nationalist leader of Korea, Rhee deßet even tha!

bedy today. was seriously wounded several months ago while leading troops The other three and had crossed the border to husky members of the American Thaliand and proceeded to Embassy Sald one: "What's Bangkok.

Thanh's mysterious disappear sohin on here?" ence was never explained of-i

elally. For a long time, the

Kim

Dong-song.

were

all

The four United Nations inen

some more. One Assembly man, an agricultural professor, stared Bxedly over his clasped hands, Kla drummed nerveusty on his office table. A young South Korean girl brought in a kettle of water. No one there had any- thing to eat.

Armed national police guards and plainclothes palice waited, Then an Embassy official leaned over the table, cleared hi English-throat and sald: explained

"Don't panic. speaking Vice-Chairman of 100 Keep together and stay here for Cambodian government was re- National Assembly ported to be on his side but was why so much tension Alled that the right, Don't let the Old Man now said to be seeking him and small part of Korea. Pointing (Syngman Rhee is 78) pick you himself and waving his hand off one by one; that's his game, Sources said Thanh was in indicate the seven men sitting

in

"We can't do much for you with agents of the around in chairs, many coatless

our their brows in the now-that would exceed of

his followers as traitors.

Siminh leader. Ho Chi-minh, and ld, "We believe we instructions, But we soon may

Police stood on duty outside the polling station while a spe- cially detailed squad of men and nurses from St John Ambulance Brigade stood by to render first- aid if needed.

he

MR CHEN SATISFIED Interviewed at Murray Parade

•

By Galbraith

1.th

7th the Li, Fort, CHC

"A financial expert told our club it was botter to own goods than money nowadays-so i bought a whole raft of things!"

North

Point Wharves Annual Meeting

A dividend of 7% free of tax was declared by North Point Wharves, Ltd; at the fourth annual general meeting of the company held today with Major S. M. Churn in the chair. Net profit for the past year was $845,640 equal to 12%, on the paid-up capital.

It's

WATSON'S

first for thirst

Memorial Day Service

An American Memorial Day service was held at the Sai Wan cemetery this morning and was well at tended by members of the local American community.

After an Invocation and scrip- turo by Dr Edwin E: Welline, the Consul General, Mr Walter P. McConaughy gave a brief ad- dress.

Addressing the gathering, Mr McConaughy sold:

It is no perfimatory obligation but a solemn privilege" for ..., us, the American of Hongkong, to fore gather here on this Memorial Day to pay homage to our gallant - Aghting men of all Services who have fallen and for their country, their people

of their ideals. The mournful let honoured dead his continued to mount through eight major wars and nearly eighteen decades of our life as a Nation. We take sorrowful-note of the fact that the list continues to grow even today, at we unhesisat. ingly take our stand defence of not a national, but a great inter national cause.

It tting that all Americans residing abroad should participate targely in the observance of Memorial Day, for we and our pre- decessors abroad have been clote to many of the issues at stake in all these Wars.

INDEBTEDNESS

We can take satisfaction in the knowledge that any cross-section of the names of those who have died for this counry of theirs and ours will show that all the threads of the rich fabric that make up the warp and woot of American le are reprezented: people of numerous rates, creods, nationat origina, voca tions. and talents. We are in- debted to them all for our nationa heritage.

While the loss of so many of our man in the foranoon of life can not be less than an irreparablo Jors to our national life. we do not bellers Not- that they have died to vain. whstanding that we we today beset on every side with difficulties and dangers not to be taken, light- ly, we have preserved thus far the valum which we höld dearest. Those who have died have bought

for us the opportunity of continu ideals which they upheid. They have

w

way with

with an in the warth, dignity and

Ing the successful defence of the helped bring about a situation wher

are not alone in our corts. but are associated in heartening a great confraternity of who belleve Eko-minded peoples ground, Mr Percy Chen sald the tendance was very good, and

Independence of the individual, and thought that with more

In the need for an inviolable ruje of law. They have helped to give people turning up during he

u the strength which we devoutly Moving the adoption of the Colony for health reasons, and lunch hour and the rest of the

principles uphate our foundation afternoon some 30 per cent of report and accounts the chair-we with him a swift recovery hope and believe will enshie us to the electorate would have voted, man said:

and many years of happiness in without the necessity for a Reneral Having shed the hampering future. Messrs R. O. Halsingh, resort to arms. They have helped "This is Hongkong's first restrictions of requisition in the R. Relertsen and J, W. Harper us to learn the difcut lessen that Bangkok. Thanh was one

elration,"

and that the paciflam tre remarked, "and Bnal quarter of the previous were invited to join the Board, the way to peace is not through of inde-are on the President's second be able to do something. Now considering this place has never financial period and got off to a and these appointments will re- half a dozen leaders

We think the police will pendent bands In Cambodia who list.

by Share- get como sleep."

had an election before I thinks good start during the year under quire confirmation

ran holders. bargained with both sides to arrest us if we leave here alone,

the response is good. We must review, we unfortunately He and his companions shook also consider that the weather into an embargo and additional and perhaps even two stay

Turning to the Accounts, you Art for the highest bidder.-

handa, bowed and left Across today is not too favourable, trade restrictions which continued will note that the net profit for here. What's to be done?" Unlied Press,"

the corridor In another office The people seem eager to vole during the remaining nine the year ended 31st March, 1952, A day this of the casualty rails

financial year was months of our and I am quite pleased."

$845,040 equal to 12% Mr Bernacchi said it looked There restrictions operated during dividend, showing a small drop the financial year of, $3,300 as compared with the Downstairs a group of a dozen ke it was going to be a bir six months

To- plainclothes

of other companies in similar previous financial period. vote and he too was Icoked upstairs.

with the balance brought pleased

the amount now Mr

heat,

he

There's nothing prottier

under the sun.....

A LARGE COLLECTION OF COOL. INVITING DRESSES JUST UNPACKED BY

where Hghts were

burning a voice shouted on the telephone.

polico

collected,

the Assembly men inside to

I asked one, "Will you arrest night?" "Maybe," he replied.

UNEASY REST

The eight mon upstairs settled down to an uncogy rest, won- MODE ELITE dering if by daybreak they

would members of the Assembly whom

carlier this week.

STYLES FOR

ALL OCCASIONS:-

•

O Afternoon

Cocktail

Business

Informal

Theatre

have joined nine other

Rher's military police arrested

These nine were being held without charge as the President today turned away the charge gainst him that he was seeking lo mother opposition to his re election by the National Assembly,

He refused an urgent request of the seven-member · United Nations Commisalon that he should release them and

.

Few of the listening news

Kennedy-Skipton

plored the

very

de

of their profits of about 25%.

trade and resulted in a-reducgether

combined moral and physical resources of a Essociation of resolute free KTOAL nations will give pauze to even the most ruthless aggressor,

EQUAL TRIBUTE We can not be unmindful on such

of our gallant Allies of the British Commonwealth and many other who share with us tho Nations, Folding the principles which under- responsibility and privilege of up- 110 the Charter of the United Nations. We would pay equal Tribute to the courageous cead of a Nations who have fought shoulder- to-shoulder in defence of the high

ter,

Living Language

Why we say To give. short shrift.

The Latin "scribo" means write, and because in former days to write meant to draw up a law It took on the meaning of Imposing a penalty. In matters of religion the word became "shrive", and "to give short shrift" was the small time given to a man about to be hanged in which to con. fess and receive absolu- tion. The phrase now means to give little or no. mercy.

Mail Notices

Latest times of porting of un- registered · correspondents at the General Port : Once and Kow- loon Post Ondre; the latest times' of posting for resistored articles are -generally one hour earlier than the times indicated below. Particulars regarding a parcel mails may be obtained. bỹ, ra- quiry at any Port Omer,"

PUBLIC HOLIDAY

On Monday, June 2nd, - 1034, tha General' Port Ofles and Row- Loon Past Ones will open for pabila businere fram Ba.m. to noon. All other post offices will be closed. There will be one general delivery commencing at 10 a.m. and one collection train all posting Doxes.

FRIDAY, MAY 30

My Air

Farmosa, Japan, 2 p.m., C.A,T. FOTWIN Okinawa, Japan, U.S.A., Canada, 8 p.m., IL.K.A./ N.W.A.L

Slam, Burma, E. India, W. Pakia- fan, Alicia East, Africa. Great Britain, Europe, 5 p.m., B.0.A.C.

y Burface Maczem.: 6 pm.. Loe Hong/Tak Shing.

vliše.

Indo-Chins, 3 p.m.. ss Pleasant- Japan, 2 p.m., as City of Karachi.

SATURDAY, MAY 11 By Air Philippines: Guam, Hawaii, US.A, Canada, 8 a.m.. via P.A.L

U.B.A.. Canada, 3

Japan, 3 p.m.. 8.8. Indo-China, France, French-North

& West Africa. 8 p.m., Air Vietnam,

Slam. 6 p.m., Thai Airways.

Dy Surface Macao. 1 p.m.; oʻp.mi, ss Leo Hong/Tak Shing,

China, Peoples Republic, 9.30 am. I p.m., treia via Canton;

Rama, 2 p.m., Shengking.

Indonesia, 5 pm. TUNDAY, JUNE 1

By Burface

Macao, 1. p.m., via as Faithan.

"GENERAL, DOLIDAY

MONDAY, JUNE, 24

By Air Philippines, Quam,- Hawali,:USA., Noon, via PAA

Formosa, Japan, 2 p.m., C.AIT. Japan, p.m.3.0.A.C.

Malaya, Indoncala, Australia, New Zealand, & p.m., C.P.A.

Slam, Burma, E. India, W. Pahis- tan, Middle East, Africa, Great Bri- tain, Eur

Perface 1.0.A.C.

It is ment and right that we should bow our heads in griet for this brief moment every year. But the men we honour would not have us mourn continuously for them.

Macao. Noon, .Lee Hong. As the flag rises at midday from

China, People's Repubile. 0.30 balt-staff to full mart, so we shall Ilft our heads, high...." Our sadnem.m.; Ngon, train via Canton. shall make way for hope and high Japan, Canada;, iv a.m., ss Java resolve.

Mall.

However, I am glad to be able to avaliable for appropriation is lack of a polling report that our Company's prot? $1,661,504, which your Directora realism embodied in the UN. Chat Kowloon, He said were maintained within a

dealt with BB that if one had been set up thousand dollars of the previous recommend be there, many more votes would year's figures, showing a return follows: write off balance of Preliminary Expenses $25,000; have been cast. He hoped that on capital of 125% per annum s at least

6,000 veters

the pay a Dividend of 7%. free of would against 12.05%, which, In

circumstances, must be regarded į tax $493,150: provide for cast their ballots.

at the Staff the dis- A member of the public ex-as satisfactory-we have held our Bonus to

cretion of the Directors $40,000: pressed his satisfaction at the own. In spite of adverse. con-

provide for Taxation $100,000; he found everything orderly. way things were going and raldditions.

During the year an extension transfer to General Reserve The station will remain was bullt to our Category 4 Low $500,000: Carry

palling

to 7 pm. today after Flash Liquids Bonted and Free 1952/63 open up

Godown, which has been fully which counting will

talce place

completion of the Urban Counell Chamber. Occupied stice

August. Inst.. It is hoped to complete the If this counting by midnight, can be achieved, the results will be made known then.

Radio Hongkong

NEW GODOWN

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to

WOMAN WHO WANTS / Papermen could understand the Penzance”........D'Oy¦y Carle light the Colony.. I was somewhat under of Mess17 |

dion

...

Conversation:

1. A. Herng(1);gawng(2) ́ teen(i)-

Teen(1). 3 Like neliher cold nor hat weather..

Forward $508,354, PLEASANT SURPRISE Secending the proposal Mr. E. L. Groome said:

In

with

other comunan shareholders, I had a pleasant. A new: Storage Godown has surprise when I received my been commenced in rear of copy of the Accounts, for the Transit Sheda "A" and "3"

and maintenance of profit level in

The thirty-eighth (D)'in the ↑ 93. Fawng(1) (3)been. Convenient. the ground floor, capacity 7,000 spite of the adverse conditions series of lessons in Cantonese to tons,

completed was recently and put to use. This godown is evailing during ́alno months be broadcast over Radio Hong-hay(3) bah(2) mah(3)7 - Is. Kong

of the year seemed too much to capable of being extended by expect, and we must congratu-ong by Mr 8. K. Lee will be Hong weather good? martial law. He referred time

(9)Yau-(1)sbee nohta). ALL SIZES 9-20

four further floors as our bust-late the Directors on the results given this evening at 0.30.

For the guidance of listeners.mes good, sometimes bad.

|(2)yau-(1)shee (1)m hon{2}). Bonies, IL.K.T. and again to his expressing "the

of and 6. Programine

attained.

we publish will of the people" and once he

below, a summary ness table for full Children's Itall Helfennings it proved

3. A. (2)Nay. - Joong(1)−yee{3} hile shareholders would

(yik(1) 32 (3)wask by Anthony SHOES WITH MATCHING quoted Lincoln's concept of School"

Buckeridge mechanisation.

Ake to have seen more of the of the Jerson Summaries of (2)aaneent!) **Jennings' ·~ Diary": (BBCTS)

the subsequent

·0.30,

lessons will be yeet-teen(1); ah(3)? Do you like government; — "Government of

The Cantonese by Radio given by stims

despatch given to ali profits distributed in dividend, published In tho China Mall cold or hot weather? BAGS...

ENCHANTING the people, by the people, fur. Lee wasian and B. K. Les (Bludia: vessels using our facilties was we realise that the future prosovery Tuesday and Friday for loogil)- vee(3) 13)laang teen(1). 4.3. (2)Ngaw (3)yau m the people."

6.00, Interlude; Rawicz and

Duo Piantets; Musical Memories well maintained, and our rates perity of a comparatively new the duration of this radio(3) yeu (1)m Joong(1)-yee(3) (Mycol. GARMENTS, FOR EVERY

Excerpt from Gilbert and per gang hour are 30 to 40 per concern depends to some extent Buildren's Light Opera "The Pirates | cent" better than cisewhere in on ploughing

pmills bark, inin its In the carty years. Opeis Company and Orchestra: 7.50

Tho Weather Report: 6 Time, Stanat, surprised to see an arilcle in the world News and News Talk dan local press claiming that local RO

1. Reiertzen Relay): 8.15, Bhert View

to and J. W. Harper to the Board Was superior Recital, hy Yehudi Menuhin: labour Top for Murler The BBC Midland mechanized "

cargo handling was

conarmed, and rearing Orchent A endy Gilbert This has not been our experi- Directors, Messrs R. Johannes- Vlater_BPCTS); D. Murle Inven: 101 HourClassical Requests by Cuellence, and with the machinery at sen, R. Relertsen, R. O. Huisingh indran (studimi: 18, The Young our disposal we can guarantee and: J. W. Harper were re- Part Anttentaten" A Chronicle of faster, cheaper

better elceed on the motion and The M'grin Fathera written by C.P.

Mr new incrsis 11, Hadio News firelowage, with little if any dum-W.R.M. Stevens,

seconded by BY Lenden Helpy: 111. Interlude: age to the cargo so handled, and Mr H. A. Batelho. Mesan Peat, 1120. Meley of the Oak, conimentary

1. Ilona) teen!1), A'Ging day. ! by Raymond Glendenning (London also considerably faster delivery Marwicie Mitchell and Ca, were

2. Teen(1) hay(3). The weather. Telev) 1140, Weather Report; God to consignees,

ra-elected

cied auditors on the pro- Teemia(3), 2)inang. The Save the Queen, Clone Down. [

pomi of We are in hegotiation with

of Mr R. B. Anderton weather in cold.

toon(1), Cold Government for the. release of

acconded by Mr Stevens.

weather. (Winter season! our property used as a Coal

Present were, Major Churn, 6. (3)Yeet teen(1), Hot weather.

and representlig“ (Summer seasoni (Chairman of the second ocean berth,

General

6. (1)M (3)laang (1)pg (3)yeet, Improvements Lid)

Neither too eat not too hot. During the year an offer was Messrs. Li Tse-fong, Re ertaen, i)Neen Juong137. During the made for the purchase of a sec- Hulsingh, R.

Wickerson year tlan of your property abutting (mahaging director and repre on to the quay, at $70 per square sening China Provident, the foot, but we were unable to give general managers) and J.-W. the offer any consideration. Harper, directors; and Messrs D. Black (auditors) Anderton, Stevens, Groome, Botelho, H. W. Brown (for Miss B. Brown). Pad Printed and published by Oxzwant ArtHCR - UNY for Lam Shu. Chuen, representing and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 13 201,000 shares.

de Wyndham Strent, Chy of Victoria, in the Colony at Hank joni

context of his remark on the situation in South Korea which NEW BEAUTY

... up, up, may have a bloody sequel

London Express Service. up goes the waist-line

EX-PREMIÈR' GUARDED and to sculpture it, this

Tokyo, May 30. new HI-Hi walst girdle, Former South Korean Prime Minister John Chang is guarded boneless and cool for sum-day and night in an American. hospital here becaure of thrcels mer.

on his life, according to a co-

from port

Puras today by: Reuter correspondent Norman MacSwan

Weht

MasSwan said that Me Chang, INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION Yard, to allow the development

Newest Nylon BLOÛSE . washable, permanently-

reliably believed to be a potem- pleated Colours: white, tial Presidential candidate, has been in the hospital for more pink and blue,.

than six weeks. Armed Ameri-. can guards, are stationed at his door, and visitors are permitted to enter only when they have n poss.

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Chang is a former Ambas- dor to the Ualled States. Heuter.

REMA

Let the respective sets of land Z be nears and m VONTA

Then, the case of D'ezcroda" tha cube of a 0 194.. 8% (p-h) SIPPER 12,13 | me 2913), gekence (p-ni misst be

Assume that tp=n) 14: Then p.p→ pri + 5.5 = 140.

wrence' pal, and simplet vuomitutions for (pin).

gistra, qu?uziona,

Ja Verianthệ 11 1- van wig! „Ostomy) Scarèis fersion,,

I taire this opportunity of re- cording our appreciation of the service of Mr D. H. Blake on the Board. Mr. Blake has found It necessary to retire from the

of

23. Jeen/1). The sky. Heaven, 200, Kay(3), Air. Breath.] 201. (2)liang: Cold (weather)." (202) (3)yeet. Fiat.

203. Joong(1) Middle. Centre. Within.

Icature.

Lesson 13 The Weather Refer to page 147 (2) (2)" noh{1}? "Cantonese Simplified").

How is that? Vocabulary:

GB. Yun(1)-(3)wai

(2)) ang een() tanye(3) (2)laang, choot(1)- (31yup hah(2) (1) towng(1)- (31been. Because it's too cold in the cold weather and unpleasant out-of- oars, (and it is very inconvenient to go about).

7. (3)Yeel teeri(i) (3)yau (3)yout (3)gwoooy, (1)m meng(2) (ajdzoh goongil)-foo(1),

The But weather in both hot and Uring, and work is unpleasant. (and one wishes oot in work),

234, Jeo(3) Mast (superlative). (See examples in page 153). Until, (Sen"examples in page 14914. 265. doongt31. Cald (things.” Combinations

Jee(3) hohta), Best, D. Doon (3) bunt). Cold food. General Expressions: -DI. "Zik(a) (3)waan.'Or (interrogs fire), 25

·93, (3) Elen,"

|_ D. (1)Neen-joong(1): Jee(3):höh(2)- - reh(3) toen(1)-hay(3), (3)hal Sam(k) |Bay(3) -, (3)Yuet (11)toons: fajokup Yutz), (3)Yee. (3)Yuel; The best weather of the . year. In In March, April November and December,

9. (1)M3 (1)luang (1)m (3)yeet. – 32° tw neither too cold nor too hot.

LIDLUNARMED}Yon-gah{1}", gum(3) tajyect. Now it to hot.

11. Choot(1) hui(2) wun(3) dee(3) dhong(3). » bun (3) Ephilic,» (9)bah, hohta) mahbi1 Shall we go out to look for some cold food to 0417...

12. D. Hobil), huf(3) Jah(t)] Yes,

MORE (TO DA Continued)