1952-07-28 — Page 10

Hartley & Sugdon Ltd- Boilers & Calorifiers

JOHN CLARKE'S CASEBOOK

Rich And

Poor

from

STARK poverty has gone Any planner worth his salt has statistics on the tip of his tongue to prove it; and armies of charts and graphs and diagrams in reserve

ed.

Britain

CHINA MAIL

Anxious

About Resumption Of US Steel Exports

Washington, July 27.

A statement from the Defence Production

Authority, expected to be issued on Monday out- lining plans for redistribution of steel supplies when the flow from the mills is resumed, is being awaited by British officials for some clue as to when exports may be resumed.

They feel the United States steel

authorities arê

lest what he may be contest-actively aware of Britain's need for steel to maintain armament and export but it is still too early to estimate when steel might begin entering the United States' export pipelines again.

Some of the did who live on

pensions might disagree;

some of the

and

not so old whose

Ives are spent trying to catch up with the

cost of living.

But these approach the matter unscientifically, and since

they

apeak only from experience, cannot be said to speak objec- Lively

statisticnity, Rex, considered would not appear to be in too dire a plight, His pay at the hospital, where he worked as a porler in the nurses' home, was 0 10s, a week, and on work- ing days he had some there free.

meals

Д

Exports

to Great Britain never came to a complete halt steel strike bei which was in the cause steel pipeline when the strike began continued to move and has not yet been exhausted. But it was not yet known when it would re-enter the pipelines,

Stampede At during the long

Lying In State

DPA sources explained that full production is, not likely to bo reached in the mills for at least two weeks, and possibly longer, to furnaces because of

As to the from long l effect the strike will have had European arms Industry,

(Continued from Page 1) Radio stations throughout the were ordered not to and country a wife,

eight broadcast festive or humorous

ca tho programmes for 30 days.

no estimate is at present Fother Herman Benitez, ble because of several

the

sources expained that in Eva Steel

place it is not spiritual adviser to

yet celebrated the first Peron Foundation,

how much sical in the presence of known Just

野蹤 lost to Mass today

export during the the figures on President Peron, relatives and

chosen strike because of A body at friends,

continued workers and nurses formed a the amount which guard of honour. Huge wreaths moving in the pipelines are not were banked round the room in yet available, the Ministry of Labour.

But Rex has children aged three, six, and eleven to support and home for them all to maintain: takes pride in his and ho family. He would not willingly Dee them go about in rage ill-shod, nor go hungry. So, if he may not, in the face of the

called poor, statistle, be least he cannot be described as rich.

DEX'S work at the

nurses'

home took him often back wards and forwards through the kitchens there, and often glanc- ing at the piles of provisions bought in bulk, that loaded down

shelves and cupboards and tables, he must have been struck the contrast they made with by his own meagre larder at home. A seed of envy was sown in his

mind by the daily sight of such plenty; and out of it there disastrous nollon Borang the that as there was so much food ver be noticed there it would never if he were to take a

a little. The other day, just before he deft work for home, Rex helped himselt to a packet of sugar, tin of meal, half-a-pound of and д can each of cheese, stewed steak, spaghetti, and He put the lot. into a cardboard carton, and left the building without anyone saying him' nay.

baked beans.

HALF-WAY home btw

stopped in the street by a polleeman. He was still carrying the carton and making no effort

to hide its contents.

Chald you get

the

true answer.

He was arrested and next day brought to Great Marlborough Street, where

he

The hall was later opened to the public, who filed past the coffin.

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Moreover, they said, any long- range estimate of the impact of the strike would have to wait until steel starts moving again so Apart from essential public that the size of the gap can be services, all normal activity in assessed. They added that it Calro today, said: "The Brat the country was paralysed. Only might be several months before stage of our movement has been cold buffet meals were served in any reasonable estimate on the completed. I wish to thank the and strike's impact on Europe's people of the Nile Valley for co-operation and solidarity. hotels. Sunday roce meetings

their

"Premier Aly Maher Pasha football matches were suspended. defence industries could be pro- The President of the Chamber; perly made, although "off the

particular thanks of Deputies, Hector J. Campora, cuft" estimates may be forth- deserves the

and gratitude of the country" has introduced a bill proposing coming sooner.

He added that reforms in the that July 20 shall henceforward be observed each year as a day of mourning for "Evita."

TRIBUTES

The world today paid tribute to Senora Eva Peron as a remark- able woman.

Living Language

Why we say Doff one's hat.

The word "doff" is simply c shortened form of "do off," and "don" is similarly short for "do on."

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army will be carried out as soon } [RGW

as possible, but other questions will be left for the Council of

US. Minister bellove, the Army

How soon and how much steel will again be exported to Great Britain depends largely on what priority it will be given. defence production will have the highest claim when mills go bacit into production, but it is widely believed export defence steel may

United Press.

will

now gradually

transfer

Washington-President Truman also be given high priority Dofthe powers to the

today sent a mersage

of con- dolence to President Peron.

"Please

accept the deepest sympathy on the part of Mrs Truman and myself in this tragic hour of your bereavement."

Queen Elizabeth today sent a message of sympathy to the Argentine President.

The message, released by the

SLOW START

Pittsburgh, July 27. Resumption of steel produc- settlement of following tlon,

United Steel- the 55-day CIO

got off to a workers strike,

start today as some Tagged

Foreign Office tonight, said: "locals balked at sending their am extending to you my deepest men back to work without sympathy and that of my people formal contract.

for the tragic loss which you and

United States Steel, the the Argentine people have these suffered in the premature death United States biggest producer, basic steel other major policeman asked of your brilliant and devoted and

companies already started on him. And Rex ut once gave the partner."-Reuter.

the road to making steel, but some other big firms, encounter- ed trouble.

Jones

and Laughlin, fourth- ranking producer, said none of Its plants was in operation, Union locals at the company's big plants in Pittsburgh and Aliquippa, Pennsylvania,.

pleaded guilty to stealing food-

worth, 55, stuffs

from

Chippers.

"SUCKED OUT

his

OF PLANE

mean all those goods are worth only 55.2", sked

the

magistrate.

ate, Mr Paul Bennett, VC, the atory, had been told to when, him. "The cost of living must surely be going

Rio De Janeiro, July 27..

A woman passenger; belleved

There is no indica- tion yet what part the Waldists. will play King Farouk told General Nagu before he left the country: "I hope the army will work for Egypt's welfare. Reuter.

RELEASED Alexandrin, July 27. Premier Aly Maher Pasha to- night announced the release of 204 political internees,

He said 34 were still detained. The Army authorities tonight also released Cairo's twin brother

newspaper mugnated, Mustafa and Aly Anun publishers of the Akhbar & Yom newspaper chain.

Notices

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MONDAY, JULY 28

By Air

Philippines N. Borneo, 6.30 pat C.P.A.

W.

Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, 4:30 pm. C.P.A.

Blam. Burma, E. India,

Middia East. Africa, Pakistan,

4.30 p.m. Great Britain, Europe, B.O.A.C.

Japan, 4.30 pm, B.O.A.C.

By Surface

Macao, 1 p.m.; 5 pm... Bone Tak kho

Blam. p.m. es Shanzi. Australia, New Zealand.

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WATSONS

Firms And Jurors Warned By

The

Chief Justice

Must Comply With Jury Ordinance Requirements

From The Files.

100 Years

Ago

The British Barque "Thomas King". Captain J. H. Walker, left Sydney on the 7th April last, bound to Manlia. Ten days. out, the wind veering from E. to E.SE, weather dark and hazy under. easy sail, at half past 3 on a reet, hecled

to-

In adjourning a murder trial to the next am struck

over and came port broadside Sessions, the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, at on to a heavy sea breaking the Criminal Sessions this morning sounded a port quarter bont. Cleared away on board and carrying away the warning to firms and individuals that failure to the boats, but, in

In lowering the It away, 10% comply with the requirements of the Jury Eg, the sea swept

gether with two men in It The Ordinance in future would result in a penalty of long boat was got out success. fully and dropt matern with $500 being imposed.

three Hands-shortly after it wus Addressing jurors-in-waiting, observed that the ship's bottom his Lordship said that the case had parted, and the masts were cut away-endeavoured to haul for which they had been sum-long boat but the surf Alled moned had to be adjourned. up

ime out- bows came Looking round about them they her, and the would notice that for more the

three hands, however, jurors had been called than was succeeded in reaching the Teof necessary because only a panel where they found the two who had been washed away, with the of seven was required.

BİZ. In the morning the gig - was recovered by the mon en number, said Sir Gerard, was the reef, and with it the rest of that

the Registrar

the

the crew were saved. After Supreme Court was in a posi-wards the Jolly boat was got tion of having to summon one hold of, together with a Chrono- third more jurors than were meter, Chart, Sextant, and some

bc- needed. This was done cause he received back one third of the notices served be cause the recipient or would- be recipient had left the Colony.

Stay Of Execution Refused

Holding that they could not find any special circum- stances, the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Williams, in the Full Court this morning refused a motion for stay of execu- tion in a judgment award- ing. $38,000 on a claim for loss austained through breach of a contract for sale of goods.

Appellants were Kin Brothers Industrial Company (defendants in the previous action) respondents were Fritz Freuthal, trading as FR. Freuthal, of Holland House (plaintiffs),

and

Mr Brook A. Bernacchi, In- structed by Mr H. K. Woo, for the appellants said that the motion was of the greatest urgency owing to the completely un- compromising attitude

by the respondents, He said that he was the cause of mis- leading his friend, Mr D. B. Evans, solicitor for the respon dents, es be (Counsel) had in formed him on Saturday that this was to be, a motion ป Chambers and for that reason Mr. Evans bad not obtained Counsel to appear to oppose the motion.

COUNSEL MISLED

The reason for the excess

of

the

provisions, Capt. Walker, Dr Hyslop (of Amoy) a passenger, the second mate and three hands, then determined on starting for the main, taking with them provisions

enough for three days.

On the 3rd of May seventeen days after the wreck, the "Lady Blackewood," Whaler, hove

with whom she bore un for

His Lordship sald he would point out to Arms and jurors the a person left that when Colony or changed employment, sight, and took off the reef notice of such must be given to the Registrar, Fallure to those who had been left there; comply would mten a penalty Moreton Bay, which was reach- of $500 for the firm or in- wo dividual juror concerned forthed on the 6th... The Steamer "Engle" brought this intelligence with.

from Mornton Bay to Sydney- Jurors-in-waiting were them but,

the time of her dismissed and

up to directed to re- leaving, there had been no word

apt. Walker and thoro

in of Capt. to the Third Court on Tuesday, August 6, at 9 a.m. the boat, who had probably innded further down the coast. The

had King" 432 Thomas

of gold on board, and

turn

NOT

FIT

TO ATTEND

HIS TRIAL

When the case of Hung Kam-yuen, 38, accused of the murder of his wife, was called at the Criminal Sessions this morning, the Prosecution informed the

sunces of

was under charter by the Aus

Sugar Company for a

tralian

cargo from Manila.

RUNS INTO GALE

The "Earl of Chester,"

hear,

experienced, in

We

the

Formosa Channel, on the 6th instant, a very severe gale, in which she lost top gallant masts aprting and

top

lower

yards washed Away ico bulwarks and u quarter boat was taken by the force of the wind clean out of the davits into the mizen rigging, The day before the gale, the "Earl of Chester" passed a large Chinese Junk, all well-the day

Mr Bernacchi said that he/Court that the accused was after, the same' Junk was.scen

with bow and stern washed out- -water-logged-and without a soul on board.

The

was misled by the fact that in unfit to attend. another case the Court heard a

Mr Patrick Yu, Crown Counsel, motion in Chambers. Ho had suggested to Mr Evans that he said that he had been informed might be agreeable to a brief by the Commissioner of Prisons

"Lady Mary Wood" adjournment on the basis that that the accused was in the brought down from Shangha

Prison Hospital in Stanley 600 bales of silk--500 of which he would not levy execution is suffering from active and ad the-interval.

transhipped Into vanced Tuberculosis. produced a certificate from the olema Channel,.

coming in, the "L.M.W." равн prison doctor.

instructed by ed the Gun-boat in chase of a Mr O.V.Dennis, of Brutton it did not appear kely the piratical looking craft, which Mr R.S.G.

But Mr Evans

Mr Yu

were

•

and Company, assigned for the would come up with defence, said he was aware of was too dark to do the position and would have no objection to an adjournment,

The Chief Justice.

Gerard Howe, then adjourned the trial to the August Scesions.

Assisting Mr Yu in the prose

SIF

was not agreeable to this course. The appeal proper had been set for hearing on Friday, August 2, at 9.15 am, said Mr Bernacchi, and the point at issue would not take more than 15 to 20 minutes to dispose of. He asked that the Court allow a stay for five days. Mr Bernacchi said that in this case the appellants were faced by this completely uncompin- mising attitude of the responcution is Det-Insp J. Andrews.

Accused is alleged to have murdered his wife, Ho Xim- fong, aged 29, with a' chopper at a hut on Ming Yuen Hill, Bay View district.

They were arrested two days aro during the military coup

General Naguib, who received them at his headquarters to night, said the accusation against them had proved roundiess Reuter,

RETURNING

Geneva, July 27. were Mustaplya El Nahas Pasta to meet today to dis- leader of Egypt's Ward Party

contract to be from the United States. cuss the

agreement and former Prime Minister, cu: down."

short his holiday today to fly was sucked out of a Pan Ameri- {reached between the Industry "It's a nominal value, sir," a

can hastened to reassure

Airlines Stratocruiser on and the CIO president, Philip back to Calro. policeman

the cabin door Murray, last Thursday. Sunday when him, and a security officer from

the ocean at the hospital added that there had few open ever

dents and he submitted that is Reliable sources reported local not yet been time to value the 1,200 feet.

Airline officials here identified disputes over wages scales and goods in detall.

Maries other minor points. Jones and than my desire for a holiday",

Din Pasha, Serng Elizabeth Westbrook Capellaro,Laughlin said they were ready 里 to Ometais sald the interior

operate now and hoped to Secretary-General of the Wald Abdul and Mohammed maintenance and repair Party damaged but have cabin was and that none of the other, passen crews start on the job early to-Fathi, proprietor of the Egyptian0 pm., 8.0.4.C.

newspaper Al Misri, accompani

rose solicitor

the

the

REX

DEX'S

woman as Mrs

sketched in the character of gers.suttered injury. The plane morrow. his client a neal, well-shaven returned to Rio. — Associated man of 40, whose brown

own suit, if Press.

old, was immaculately pressed.

"He served five years In the

Canadian forces," the solicitor

said. e was in the Dieppe Radio Hongkong

with on due

H.K.T

__0, Programme

. OPPOSITION

Another major producer, Allegheny Ludlum Steel, is scheduled to meet union repre- sentatives in an effort to settle raid and left the

He Army wins excellent character.

minor contract disputes, but the this week to come

meeting did not take place. under the superannuation scheme at the

Sumerary: 6.02: Crucible Steel and Sheron Steel alsa were faced with union hospital. Hero' is a man who iden's Half Hour presented by

Elizabeth Ann (Studio): 8.30 Port opposition

to certain terms of has put himself, and his family guese Half Hour (Studio); 7, Seluting in peril for b trumpery bit of Robert Stolz; 7:30 Artist of the the contract.

Week-London Shuib Negin)-Colin

πιάτων Elsewhere, however, food. His wages were no doubt Horsley (Piano); 7,50 Weather Retenance and repair workers ample. I'm not bad any excuse geating he | port; & Time Signal, World News and

NewsTalk (London Relay: 3.15, already were at work, rekindling The magistrafe titned to hex. pole Orchestra, hi Metropen hearth furnaces and firing "You have brought the whole of the presented by Bill Watsen up blast furnaces. Great Lakes Studio): 9. Over to you with Richard Steel Corporation at Detroit be- this on yourself," he said, "You Murdoc annath; - 15ome must pay a fine et £6,"

9.50. spiders (BBCTS); an shipping steel early thila. (BIOTES): Rex went out, He had notFeature Programme wraton and morning.

Preparations were being made produced by Neula Peur; 10, Olymple once opened his mouth. Hr Report (Recorded Looden Remyjka- belonged now to another set of caring Kyn-Witness Account Cora- at feverish pace, but there was menkartenunci Interviews recorded to chance the first full shift statistics; he had become a unit

from Helsinki: 10.10, Concerta, Col would be back at major plants or Wednesday, cheura (Haydn) Emonuel Feuerriern

cle) and Pymphone Orth Cond. Normat

Linder and

in theunemployment; figuros, certo in D Siktor đức Cello and Or- 1 before -TuDedyn is not ex- -

Despair at that

moment must have been mounting in his hebri; by Sin Malcolm Brigent: 10.43, Chen- pocted for at least three, or not by the slightest sign did: ho son: Franchise; di tadio News Reel

four weeks. Goodnight (London Taly): 7.15, betray It, In one thing he was | Kreken 11.20. Wescher, Beport; « dod The return to work announce- rich in spirit.

| Bava The Queen: 11.50, Close down. I ment was, prooted joynuly. In mill towns and many steel- GRAY for workers offered: panyers of thanks in churches, this morn-

Unlied Press.

Prited and bubllihed by STEWART ANTHUR and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited : at 1- Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong

ing --

He told reporters before his plane took off today: "I am rc- turning to my country becaw its interests are more compelling

JEI

ed Nahins Pasha on the amo plane. Reuter

TUESDAY, JULY 29 By Air

Indo-China (Tonkin only) § #ham via C.PA.

Indo-Chine, France, French North West Africa. 10 an Air France.

Голова

Formoss, 2 pm. C.A.T.. Japan, 430 pm, Thai Airways

Okinawa, New York. Seattle, Canada, 4.40 pm., N.W.AL. Ceylon, W. Pakistan. Great Britain. Europe

Malaya,

Bahrein,

By Surface

Macho, 1. pm; 6 p.m. Hon Tak Chion.

China,

FAROUK'S COUSIN

Geneva, July 27.

People's Republic, keiran arain via Centon. Seventy-seven-year-old

Philippines, apm., Jalland. to the Egyptian presumptive

Malaya, 2 p.m., as soudan throne, Prince Mohamed All, cousin of King Farouk, told Reuter tonight: "I do not know how long Cairo.

9.30

would be just and equitable to grant & stay of execution until Friday.

Mr Justice Williams: What are the special circumstances for a stay?

Mr Bernacchi replied that he

could not urge very much except Chinese Ship

that the appeal is to be heard on Friday. Execution would seriously

affect the business of the app

lants

Reaches Macao

who would require a fow **** days to raise the sum.

I shall remain in Garrison School week's stay and that finished on

Prize Giving

The Chief Justice, Mr Ber. nacchi, you brought this motion on the very fast day. in

"I have not been very well and came here a few months ago for medical treatment, "I have not yet been

new Egyptian touch with the Government." Reuter,

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or nearly did, an sich nitky.

"Landow· Krutera, Brackw.

The Victoria Garrison School, which dinco January has been

a primary school for Service children under eleven years, of held its annual prize giving

age,

this morning.

.

The Chinese parsenger steamer,

10

the

before it anything. The Lady Mary Wood' on her last trip, was employed tow the American ship "Hantingdon" from Woosung to the entrance of . Mr! Dowmop's now dock nt. Shanghae, where she will have to undergo a thorough overhaul rectification of damages: and received after entering the Yang-tse-kiang. It appears that, first of all she managed to get on. the North Bank of the river hove ballast overboard got off, and then made a board on to the South Banks; 'the "result of this of manoeuvres being a great Pear, whereby the made so enuch.

water that it was with difficulty she was kept afloat long enough. to run on the mud at Woosung.

the

The trial Judge In Chambers the Lee Ying, arrived in Macao But the chapter of disasters was, had given a week in which to ale from Shekki at 2.46 pm. yester- not then complete. Five of ti a notice of motion to appeal..

Chinese Crew got ashore became":"In- day, according to a Mr Justice Williams: You got a Pren report this

toxicated-crested a riot, and, in morning.

two Chinese The Lee Ying was the first the affray, killed Saturday,

Chinese vessel lo enter port (one supposed to be mortally): since Friday evening when bor-Boats from the USS: Plymouth" der

cone' of trouble between Chinese and were quickly at the

out, disaster and the parties implie Portuguese 'sentries broke

sted striken into custody. · Sush zald the report.

are the particulars as we got them from sources likely, to be truthful. In a matter of such importanca 11 is to be regretet that our Northern Contemporar has said nothing about it.

Mr

HORRIFIED

Bernacchi: Instructions had to be obtained in the ships so directed. It would be matter. It was to our horror a different matter. Commodore and My H. G when, we discovered that the The Chief Justice You have Dickinson, accompanied by

quite got to show special circum- Flag-Lirut G. Burton, woro

stances.

respondents

wiro

CRITICALLY ILL

Washington, July 27...

Brian. Senator

McMahon.

gucals of Vencur, After a pro-actamant..

Rapiring to Counte), the Mr Bernacchi replied that tho gramme in which each of the Dive clates, took part in several Chief Justice agreed that in a appellants were already dealing bongs and three short plays, recent case the Court die graat with a claim against them for stay of one wock but $40,000 and, were due to pay Mins Vicker, the Henim strew D rend her report on the School in that instance the appellant an instalment of $10,000 at the Chairman of the Congressional

deposited with year, and then Mrs Dickinson had

the end of the month. To have to Atomic Energy Committee, is procented the prizen. Two anall Court, three times the amount suddenly raise $88,000 would stop critically III in hospital here. girls from Class 3 gave her a claimed for Hugo lunch of gladiell..

Asked if he was making frestmonce were. afterwards offer of payment Into Court, Mr eved in the school hp for Bernacchi replied in the nega parents and frienda

Live, but added if their Lord-

Ro

any,

business completely, he added: Ho went to, hospital in June. Their Lordships. bald here with a spinal allment, but falje. were no special circumstances ed to rally from an operation. advanced and dismissed the mo- | His family, was at his belade ilon with coeta,

Reuter