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Further Pleas By Counsel In

120ft Down Full

Below

THE

THE grey-white, steel- walled tunnel arched into the distance, away cavernous, uninhabited as artist's exercise In perspective, 120ft, below ground level.

an

In

It was midnight. Suddenly, from the far end of the tunnel, two email figures sprang into aight, boys in pyjamas, who tore along the tunnel's length allence, as if in desperate pur- mult of some junior Third Man, or themselves pursued by nightmare tunnel terror.

Wyc.

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Court Appeal

Further legal submissions were presented by Icading Counsel for the appellants when the Gibb, Livingston and Company appeal case was resumed before the Full Court, comprising the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Senior Pulsne Judge, Mr Justice E. H. Williams, this morning.

The appeal was against a judgment by Mr Justice Gould who dismissed a claim by appellants, Gibb, Livingston and Co., Ltd. of P. & O. Building against respondents, Messrs L. Rondon and Co., Ltd., of French Bank Building, for $164,486 as return of deposits paid by appellants in respect of contracts for the purchase of salted hog casings and hen albumen crystals which were allegedly not delivered.

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In the original action appel- i was wrong when he said that the Then, suddenly, the grotesque lants claimed against both res- respondents were not principals drama evaporated. The boys pondents (as second defendants) of the transaction.

Hearing is proceeding. came to a sudden stop before a and Kuo-chu Hsich, trading as Wooden counter and breath the China Overseas Egg Pocking lessly each bought a bottle of Company, of 470A Reclamation 14 Street (as first defendants) who pop

The boys were two out of 164 were neither present during the children from schools in Hoss-trial nor were they represented on-1 Shefeld, Wrexham, by Counsel, Mr Justice Gould Wolverhampton

Leigh awarded judgment against Kuo- 10 teachers chu (Lanes), who, with

Hsieh, with

costs. and 30-odd adults unconneeted

Appellants were represented the with them, were spending by Mr John McNeill, QC, and might in the Clapharn deep Mr S. V. Gittins, instructed by

Mr D. Brittain Evans.

Brook A. Bernacchi and Mr Mr D. A. L. Wright, both in- structed by Mr M. A. da Silva appeared for respondents.

shelter.

and

THE shelter is an arrangement of tunnels under the Northern Line tube by Clapham South stalion, a wartime tuluge from fly bombs for 8,000, that now is sometimes called London's big gest hotel, since it can put up nearly 3,000 people.

The War Office runs the shel- ter, primarily for Servicemen stranded in London. But or- of civilians can ganised parties

there, and so, in certain cir- individual cumstances,

The night stayed, elvilians. there was only one Serviceman, a morose Engineer, who looked constantly puzzled, put off by

children,

can

Shelter opened.

OVER-EMPHASISED

Police Find Morphine Distributing Centre

A Police raid on a hut in Aldrich Village, Shaukiwan, last night resulted in the uncovering of what was described as a "place of dis- tribution of morphine" and the seizure of a considerable quantity of the drug.

Resuming his arguments from Friday last, Mr McNeill aid that he felt that the learned Trial Judge had emphasised too much the partnership aspect at the expense of the principal and agent aspect. It seemed to Counsel that the Learned Trial Judge in his judgment said he felt considerable doubt on the Also taken were a number of subject and it looked to Coun-empty cigarette packets believed sel that Mr Justice Gould held to be used for distributing the will appellants that there was drug among individuals. what was called a declaration A 2 22-year-old married woman,

of trust.

and

Hong Sau-ying, was brought be- fore Me Poon Yan-hel at Central this morning, where she ad- mitted possession of the mor phine powder found in hut No. 12 in

in the village.

She was fined $500 or 4hree months.

the clamorous

Referring to the security Issue COON after 8.30 p.m., when the in another part of the judgment, ned. I wound my Mr McNeill said that the learned way down the 180 dieps from the Trial Judge clearly said that this Scourity, therefore the reception kiosk, where adults was pay their 4s. for a bed (children relationship of principal

Counsel tunnel-lobby from agent could not exisi. 38.) to the which other tunnels spider off would now deal with the point.

Five others, Hong Shuk-yu, 28, Although I was said that married woman; Chu Chun-pak, Into 110-yard-long dormitories.

The schools arrived in huge, security was antagonistic to part 23, unemployed: Wang Lap-yau, with nership it was not so with prin- 40, unemployed; Suen Huk-yim, hillarious parts, excited, and cipal and agent, and there was 25, unemployed and Suen Ling-

sated sightseeing, flushed.

canteen no authority, Counsel submitted, sang, 45, unemployed, all of swarmed round the

to support the proposition the whom pleaded not guilty to the before getting down to le mere fact a security was crented i counter. Some put on

and prohibited the

same charge, were released when relationship

of the Prosecution announced it minerals, some were marched off

was offering, no evidence against wash-tunnels principal and agent. to the

austere

Mr McNeill quoting the Easter-

them. (cold taps, enamelled in basins)

·RAID--- DESCRIBED before bring allowed to; one brodic.case. (Common Pleas, Vol.

6, 1870), said that there were four Mr R. H. Woodhead, Assis- distinctions between that and the tant Director of Criminal In- present case. In the Easterbrook

(Hongkong Divi- Vestigation case there was no assignment in slon), toid the Court that at

seemed

for bed. eagor for

DULTS

drifted

a lonely,

in the men's were

in. Two

grunted

seaned barrack-room hard, but gradually everyone themselves to sleep.

of trust of the business. In the

La

the hut concerned.

Established 1845

MONDAY, JULY 21, 1952.

"Ike" Cheered After. His Victory

General Eisenhower, accompanied by his wife and Senator Lodge, is cheered as they drive through the streets of Chicago following "Ike's" adoption as Re- publican candidate for this year's Presidential election London Express.

Living Language

Why we say Prang. For a year or two this was exclusively Royal Air Force slang meaning to crash-land an aircraft. Later It came to mean destroy or wreck. It owes much to its sound but it may have come from the Zulu word "prang". which means to spear, or the Malay “perang),” to attack, or even from the Gaelic. "pronn," to pound.

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I

Has New Peking System For Paying

Tonnage

Dues

London, July 21.

Aimed at facilitating the import and export trade, the Customs Administration of the Peking Government has devised a system whereby ships' tonnage dues can be paid per voyage instead of periodically as has been done up to now.

Reporting this in a message received here, the New China News Agency adds that periodic payments can, However, still be made.

or

GOODS ARRIVE

.:

Explaining what "per voyage" | to other ports in China or not.—

Reuter. means, the Agency states that foreign shly calling at one more ports in China and then sailing to other countries would be deemed as having made one voyage.

Tonnage dues per voyage would be collected at half the rate pro- vided under

The familys

favourite refresher

WATSONS

DEFENDANT | From The Files FOUND TO 100 Years

Ago

BE INSANE

The case against" Chan Cheuk-wah, 28, unemployed,

was ordered to be adjourned Defeated in every encounter.... aine die by Mr Poon Yan-without money to carry on the hoi at Central this morning and from within and from with-

contest, dis prestige broken,-- when it was announced by out altogether wanting in that. the prosecution that the deafcution and fendant was found to be in- along forma, substantial Support sane. The defendant faces to a throne the days of the dynasty, appear fast n charge of "attempting to

to close. Choo, or

obtain money by false pre

which

tences from Aw-Boon Haw, Ming fairince of the old family, who has several the acting Governor, and times mado known to his Countrymen that he is anxiously. watching the progress of ovents, alili

Mr Hin-shing Lø.”

Chan was alleged to have tele- phoned Miss Helen Lo, daughter of Mr fin-shing Lo, Central Magistrate, at her home at No. 3 Dragon Terrace on July 10 ńsk- ing her to Lake him to see tha parties mentioned in order 10 ob- tain mancy

from them while falsely purporting to act on be half of the Chinese People's Government and the Nationalist Government.

Defendant was also changed with making offensive phone calls to Miss Lo on various days during the year.

Chinese

remains in the cipali

cautiously, perhaps,

the time when the country from end to end being in a state of anarchy--the throne will re- vert to his possession, an easy prize..

In our last cummary it wod stated that the Insurgents having attucked Kwol-lin-foo the Capital of Kwangsi, proceeded towards the borders of the ad- joining province of Hunan. Dividing, it would appear, into two parties, and captured the town of Tal-

one

attacked body uen at the north, the other crossed the border and took the township

and another

Tou

The defendant had been re-

smaller place which we do not manded for one week in the Keem-wha. Keem-wha at last And in the Map of Hunan, called mental hospital, since when headvices, was held to a ransom of had been found to be insane.

FAREWELL PARADE

Thirty thousand Thels, In Hunan large gongs immediately joined the insurgents, na a dia. tiguishing mark wearing, blue caps or turbans-the. Kwangsi men red.

NOT CORRECT

at

The information given in our Last, that Cemmissioner Scu Major-General R. C. Crud- had formed a coalition with das, DSO General Ofleer Corn-Salshangah Kwei-lin-bo, manding Land Forces, Hong Salshangah is said to be still

bas пот

correct. proved Itong, took the enduto at a faro- woll parade this morning of at that place; but Seu had to the

Battalion Royal fight a hard battle, and has

been terribly defeated. Northumberland Fusilipes at

engagement has been described Sal King, Now Territories.

es follows:- He wpa accompanied by Brigadier R. Chandler, DSÓ, Car 35 Brigade, and his AD.C Capt. Marciendi.

isi

General Cruddas, In wishing the Regiment good-bye and good Juck, sali: "From my own point of view I am sorry that you are leaving Hongkong, No Command- er likes to lose a regiment ke

-London, July 21. A full ship-load of goods from Czechoslovakia reached the Chinese port of Tientsin on July 10, the New China News the method of Agency reported in a despatch

The goods, which were not detalled by the Agency, were yours." sent 10 China under the Sino-

Trade Czechoslovalc ment.

Pantry Payment, the Agency received here.

The Chinese Customs Adminis

further tration, the Agency reported, had also stipulated that tonnage dues certificates would be valid for 30 days after an

application for the entry of a vessel had been accepted, regard- less of whether the ship went on

Democratic Convention

(Continued from page 1)

MONDAY, JULY 21 By Air Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30pm. C.P.A.

Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New he was "amazed" at Ketauver's Zealand. 4.30 p.m.. C.P.A.

suggestion. Slam, Durma, E. India, W. Sen, Robert Kerr of Oklahoma Pakistan, Bilddle East, Africa, Great said delegates should not ba Britain, Europe, 4.30 p.m., 10.AC. nsked to pledge loyalty to a

Japan, 4.30 p.m., É.0.A.C

By Surface

ticket and platform before they Bacao 1 pang op.m

Lea are stated at the convention, Ho Hong/Tak Shing.

sald such a pledge could not be enforced.

Formosa, 2. p.m., so Shengking. Japan, 2 p.m. Menestheus,

TUESDAY, JULY 23

Kefuver and Harriman drew angry charges from Gov. Allan 'only), s

vers, head of the regular"."

delegation. Shivers nc- Indo-China, France. French Northcused them of conspiring with

By Air

Indo-China, 1.n., via CIP.A.

(Tonkin

A students from Marseilles on any of the business as such. Here about 10.45 pim. last night, he their way

to a holiday with they had an express declaration led s Police party on a raid on forestry work in Scotland; young married American couple Easterbrook case the trustees

the from town, on a bicycling tour; and inspectors were given a Alin box was found in

two large a Dutch geology student going power of attorney whereas there premises containing

packets and 18

office. small packets of attorney to a vacation job on an English was no power

nervous, young the present case. Further, whilst of morphine. In the kitchen,

Avo

small packets were quoted hman with mystery about there was in the case

THOTO him, who corried

and only a proportion of the prodits discovered. There were also a coap

of cmply Three a brown paper going to the trustees and inspec-number toothbrush in

Castles" and Better not tors (the balance

"Capstatn" going to the bag, and Gald:

ews, debtor) here, Counsel said, the cigarette packets found, which, mention me, I'd be real news," and eagerly took my daugh to L. Rondon and co the tion of the morphine;

whole of the profits would ho sald, the Police believed the wore being used for distribu- Tube trains clattered through 10

Finally, in their tunnols 100t overhead, respondents.

Mr Woodhead said it appeared, and soon after 12.30 ., lights Easterbrook case only past debts

dis- tunnel-dormitory were concerned, but in the pre- that morphine had been

premises for dimmed. The mattresses sent case there were arrange-tributed from the

some time, on the two-tiered from bunks ments for future advances.

VITAL DISTINCTIONS

All six persons arrested were These

found in the hut, he went on. word very vital dis-

The first defendant was the tinctions between the two cases, Counsel said. Here

this wife of the occupant of the hut, In declaration of trust there were but in the latter's absence she no minute stipulations with ro-admitted the responsibility. gard to

In asking for a serious view tho

mede of carrying on of the business.

to be

Woodhood taken, Mr Tho Chief Justice: Could he pointed out that only a few He talked about disinfesting carry on business without endayo ago, the Commissioner of Police himself had turned up in blankets, done periodically ettering into the contract?.

bo could Court to prosocute In another the rate of 800 a day; about the

case. The Police, he constant tunnel' temperature (65

out Rondon's approval, but added, were trying hard to put degrees) and the MBE he goes Rondon's could say, you bre

an end to these kind of offences to Buckingham Palace to receive for his work in the carry into effect this plece and the dangers arising from

Poinct of business sheller. He went to the Palace that he cannot sign the contract

is not only merely them. once before to receive the VC

without approval, he's got to his son died, winning in Buima,

In accord- carry out the business Morning began in the shelter at 7 dm, Lights were switched

Mr McNeill also drew a dis- up and a loud-speaker told of tinetion between the Mollwo case

0. Programma Summary: 8.02, The children (Privy Council Appeal Case, Vol. Children's Half Hour presented by piled: into the

regard to principal and agent.

muese Half Hour (Studio): 7, An Evening at the Following further argument, Artists of the Week London Studio Palladium: 7,30, Mr McNeill said that in his sub- Recital (DBCTS): Dennis Bras mission the learned Trial Judge || (Hem); Josephine Leo (Piano):

LBERT Henry Cairns, the thelter's menager, has been there since its war-time opening,

a steely-haired man, originally realdent engineer.

Mr McNeill: not enter into a

to

SSD met with drug

ance with instructions. Radio Hongkong

·ILK.T.

the weathernten for the 31. 14. 1872) and the present case with Elizabeth Anh (Studio): 8.50. Porty-

Gd, breakfast (cereal, fried egg, rasher of fat bacon, broad and butter, marmalade, tea) and few, to judge from what they left on their plates, were ravenous after their night underground, and the midnight ice-creams,

Canada,

4.30

& West Africa, 10 a.m., Air France. the ultra liberal elements of the

Formons, 2 p.m., C.A.T. Japan. 4.30 p.m., Thai Airways,

his delegation aut party to keep Formosa. Okinawa. New

the

Shivers convention. York. of p.m. delegation is opposed by a group headed by former Congressman W. Pakistan. Maury Maverick, who hari al- Bahrein, Great Britain,

ready pledged a "no compro miso" fight to have his delega Lestion seated.

Malaya, Ceylon,

..

4.30 p.m., B.O.A.C.

By Surface Macao, 1 pm: 0 pa Hong/Tax Shẳng,

China, · People's Republic. a.m.; traka vis Canton

- Japan, 2 sp+m, ss Pakhol,

Korea, Noon, as Molly, 'Slam. 3 p.m.. ShanY COP

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 By Air

Philippines, Cluam,

U.S.A.. Capais. 9 P.A.L..

Europe,

9.30

ALMOST A REPLAY

battle

Brot

made

The Shiver-Maverick who amost a replay of the angry "stolen delegater fight in the Republican Convention, which Hawali, résulted in Elzenhower's my big victory over Sen Robert

Tast Formos, 11 4.m.. CAT, Malay, Indonesia, Austrails, New his charges against Kelauver,

Shortly

after Shivers Zealand, 4.30 pm., C.P.A

Slam,

W. Pakidan, the chairman of the Americans Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, for Democratic Action, Francis Europe. 4.30 p.m.. B.O.A:C.

Japan, Kores. 4.30 *0.13. B.O.AC.

By Burface Macao, 1 pm; 6 p Hong/Tax Shing.

China, People's Republic,

E.

aum,, tračni vấn Canton. he called upon to write when

watched the happy children they got back to their schools: go off from the grim tun- "London, is a fino place, and nols to resume their sightseeing there is a Whispering Gallery

JET FIGHTER CRASHES

Biddle, said his organisation was completely united" on the A crinciples and floor tactics to be used in the civil rights fight. 9.30 | At the same time the CIO call- ed on the party to return to New the "Roosevelt-Truman, Deal-Fair Deal, policies" and to punish the southern Democrats who oppose them.

Weather Iteport; 8, Time gimal, World News and Nows Talk (London olay); 0.15, Bong by Jamie Johnston (Tenor): 80,"I like what I like". presented by Monica Devas. (Btudio); D. Over to you. With Richard Murdoch and Keansth Home (BBCTS); 0.30. Coates and hit Symphony Orchestra: 10,16 Cons serio. Concerto in D Minor (Bibg

violin) Op. 47)... Jascha Heifole and the London Philhar- monie, Orch, cand. by Sir Thomas Beecham; 10,40, Chansons Francato, Rene Lobas and Ives Montand; Sea of Saltwick this atternoon 11. Radio News Heel Londen Relay) 11.10, Goodnight Mustat

The body of the pilot. Was 11.39, Weather Report: God Sare

found by a life beat France The Queen; 1130, Closs DoWIL

I reflected that tens of thousands at St Paul's Cathedral, and B.6.0.1 10% Erle

"Jungle in Notreat" (Radio U.N.. of provincial children must, by people in London don't live in new, be familiar with the houses, they live under the tunnels, and I wondered about ground, and there were a lot of the essays they would certainly steps down...

Printed and published · by StewAnz ANTHUR: GRAY for and, on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Wyndhain - Burnet, City of Vistosja, in the Colony of Hongkong,

Jitin,

who

Governor Dever, who will

be demporary chairman of the hisKeynote convention, and

London, July 20. Two airmen were believed to have been killed when a Meteor on Monday night could not be Jet Oschter crashed in the North described as a "unity" speech. "Unity never has been the the vote-getting todique of Democratic party," he said United-Presa.

Preme.

in

The Battalion, arriving Agree-

Kores in September, 1930, sul- fered heavy casualties in a major The arrival in Tientsin of the battle in October, 1951, and many Czech ship, the Republika, was individuals received decorations. celebrated by a reception at They were afterwards relieved which the Czechoslovak Ambas- by the 1st Bn. Royal Norfolk sador to Chian, Mr Komzala,

Regiment.. expressed gratification "at "the assistance rendered by Poland in Since then they have been relation to Czech harbours and stationed in the New Territories ocean-going ships, the

New and will be leaving for home by China News Agency said.

the troopship Empire Pride next This was described by Mr Friday. After

about three Komzala as being of "great

months

at

their depot, nt algnificance for trade co-opera- Newcastle-

during tion between China and Czecho- which time - Tyne,

the men will be lovakia and for smashing the given a spell of home leave, the American imperialist's so-called Royal Northumberland Fusiliers 'economic blockade," the Agency will join the British Army of the

Rhine, West Germany, reported--Reuter.

SIDE GLANCES

"The Rebels of Lo-king shan, belanging to Kaou-chow, had encamped

on the top of a high mountain, by a dangerous pass. On the 18th of

June, Seu resolves on dislodging them; and, leading a body of four thou sand men,

proceeded directly to the rear of the mountain

where the rebels were. anticipating

this

Wie insurgenta had und

the ground thrown The mines

dug pits,

up various obstacles. being sprung, fire arrows and stones were hurled down on the unfortunate

my and fully

half of the killed or whole body werD seriously wounded. Among the latter, mortally,, were the military Keujh Wel-to-pang and Hwang-yu-kee, spoken of ∙ns talented piłeczulí.

Yeh, Governor of Canton, has not got any further than Lo Ting in this (the Kwang-tung) province-Scu has fallen back on Wuchnu, but a short way... from the borders.

BIDING HIS TEME

We have gleaned a valety of other detalls, but as some want from retrain

By Galbraith contrmation

4

Your losing on those primary elections is keeping ma Broko, grandpat Instead of money, can't you bet your -gronies at the corner a wheelbarrow" ride?!!

publishing them." Of Tienich, but little mention is minde; we adhere to the opinion,

pressed i Song tano Ag, that Heavenly Virtue is, the name of a Cabal,

whose

object is the up- setting of the Tartar dynasty. Un- ilke Louis Napoleon, who nobly seized the reins before anarchy: commenced, the scion of the Ming abides his time waiting o say, without apparent brag gadocia, that he is "commissioned by Heaven (great words with Chinese) and, when the co temptible weakness of the Tartar Is evident do all, will assert his right; commencing, we hope, a reign as remarkable for liberal- ifty, as the present one is for the

contrary of it.

con

The body of the deceased Wulantai having lain, in etato. wilbin the City of Canton for some time, was, the other day, taken away to Peking. It is a singular fact that of Ten Tarlar: Omeers who formed the staff of the old General, when he left Canton in June last year, only two are now alive; four having died from wounds received In battle, and tour from sickness, CONSEQUÉITÉ on the ununtai”; ex-^ posure, harass, and anxiety to which they were subjected.

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