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A Relic Of Soviet Party Officials
Back On Ordered To Attend The Past
The Map
T is seven years now since
T
the blast of the first
atomic bomb #hook the
world Into flri unonay
ties of a vast new source of
HK Court For Cross-Examination
An order that both the Consul-General for
awareness of the potentinli Indonesia at Hongkong and an Indonesian diplo- power. It was seen that thematic courier attend the Supreme Court for cross- discovery of nuclear fasion examination was made by Mr Justice C..W. Reece, could either herald the sitting in the Admiralty Jurisdiction of the dawn of the New Age or Supreme Court, this morning when he gave his ring the death-kriell of the decision on an issue which arose during the hear- old. The issue is stilling of impleading motions brought by the Govern- matter of controversy, bul there can be no argument ment of the Republic of Indonesia.
thut the advent of the atomic CA marked
turning-point in world history. Already it has lent Amerien a strength which exceeds her natural authority. It has held Com- munism at bay. It hus emerged, oddly, the greatest single factor for peuce. No country lacking
as
the bucking of its military
and diplomatic potency can hope to remain a
The issue concerned an application by Counsel representing Juan Ysmael and Co., Inc., of Manila (one of the parties against whom the motions have been brought) that Mr Kwee Djie-boo (the Consul- General) and Major Pamoe Rahardjo (the diplo- matic courier) be asked to appear in Court for cross-examination on affidavits they had filed in regard to the motions.
Fire Aboard
This application was resisted by Counsel for the Indonesian Government, who claimed pri- vilege for both Mr Kwee and the courier on the grounds
diplomatic immunity. major Ship Carrying
Power for long, and thus Britain has been impelled to enter the atomic race. She started with It handicap because she was barred from sharing the secrets her scientists had helped to
significant
Explosives
of
Tho
Indonesian Government motions asked the Court to sel aside writs of sumptons and all subsequent proceedings in two simultaneous actions for owner- ship
of the steamer Tasikmalaja (3,500 tons gross) now lying Capetown, Aug. 26.
under arrest at Kowloon Docks. Passengers attended cine-
One of six grounds upan ma shows aboard a British which
which the motion had been freighter carrying eight brought claimed that the actions tons of explosives while
the Government. of Impleaded fire burned
the Republie of Indonesia— for byer nine foreign State-which days below deck, it was willing to submit to the juris- learned here today.
diction of the Hongkong
#
The vessel, the 9,827-ton Por! Jackson, put into Table Bay for halp in gulting out the fire. Sug was not allowed to dock until
Supreme Court,
was un-
One of the actions, brought by Juan Yemnel and Co., Inc. of Plaza Gold, Manila, is for possession, as sole owners, of
known
wn as the Christobel and the Haleakala).
unveil. But the scientists kept at work, and Britals bus been fortunate in dix covering that the Common wealth is rich in the neces- sary raw materials. At last there are signs that pro gress
being Ja
made, although Britain has a long Way to go before she the explosives had been trans-the Taslicamalaja (formerly catches up with her allies | shipped to a lighter. and her potential enemies.
The Are started in a hold ou
The other action was brought THREE
and August 17 and three of the crew by Anthony Loh, trading ar A who went to investigate were W. King, of Room 9, mezzanine encouraging developments overcome by fumes. The hold door, Telephone have been reported from was then sealed, and carbon claim, is for $25,580 for ship's House, whose parts of the Common dioxide gas and stearn
vere necessaries. wealth during recent weeks, pumped in under pressure. Later, Mr John McNeill, QC, and In Canada, hundreds of the same day, the blaze was Mr D. A. L. Wright, both in- under control and the Captain structed by Mr P. J. Grimaths, prospectors have rushed to
decided to continue his voyage are appearing for the Govern- lodge their claims to dig from Australia to the Cape. ment of
the the precious uranium ore which will bring that coun- The 12 passengers aboard In-Indonesia,
Juan Ysmacl and Co., Inc. is cluded several Women and a try at least level with the Belgian Congo in world one-year-old baby. They con- represented by the Hon, Leo tinued their nominal shipboard d'Almada, QC, and Mr Brook production. Last week, 100 life while the
A. Bernacchi, both instructed fought to tons of uranium-the first
by Mr M. A. da Silva. Mr keep the Are from spreading, big consignment - were
Charles E. Loseby, QC, instruct shipped from the
that by ed by Stewart and Company, The Captain said Jungle field in the Northera yesterday the temperature in appearing for Anthony Loh. Territory of Australia. the hold hud started to rise again and so I decided to put Development of the Radium
into Table Bay tor assistance Hill feld in South Australla instead of continuing to Durban, is even farther ahead, and our first scheduled port of cull," imaginative
ner. wealth earned
and
Rum
plane have-Reuler.
crow
NEW C-IN-C FAR EAST
was
Republic of
CITES AUTHORITY
38Y273
Britain's Amazing
New Jet Fighter
London, Aug. 26.
The security veil was lifted here today on a new British jet fighter which exceeds the speed of sound (750 miles per hour) and is claimed to be the only aircraft that can overcome "the vision bar- tarier", one of the biggest problems of future air
strategy.
In the course of his decision, Mr Justice Reece. elled following passage from one of the authorlties:
much 08,
It is the twin-engined Gloster Javelin Delta (tri-
A12000
43
Liberation Day Is brought
vividly back to mind anearthing at Gun Club HilI, Kowloon,' this week of two aun pieces, each weighing ap proximately three tons. These gun pleces are the first of the "Breach Loader" type ever to be made during the Victorian ern. They were removed from their ornamental pedestals and buried in the Officers' Mess grounds before the end of hostilities in 1941 to prevent them being used as scrap melal by the Japanese. They -are · soon-to-be-remounted-on-
ornamental pedestals at Whit field Barracks—Photo by Ross Miller.
Bradford's
the angular shaped) fighter and one of Prime Minister Win-Wool Deal
ston Churchill's super priority orders for the Royal Force.
Girl's
Mysterious
Death
on
or
With
China
Bradford, Aug. 26.
Because of its shape it can carry more elaborate and bulky radar gear so that the fighter pilot can detect fast moving
with enemy aircraft and direct his Contracts signed
more than 60 Yorkshire manufacturers for Javelin, the world's wool 'first twin engined della jet £568,000 sterling worth of fighter, is claimed to be alone wool tops and piece goods
course,
The
In this class.
The vision barrier is one of for China over the past two the big problems of future air days were announced here strategy.
tonight.
At 7 miles up, it is almost
con-
of
been laid to increase yields,
"From the undoubted official The South Australian
position of consuis no univer- Government is to raise a
saily
of recognised privileges $3,000,000 loan to boost
Importance have as yet been production at Radium Hill
evolved. Apart from the special protection duo to consula ac- and to survey other dis tricts. Aircraft fitted with
cording to International Law, there is neither a custom nor a special instruments will fly
London, Aug. 26.
between universal agreement over likely country to trace
The
appointment
of Vice- the Powers to grant them or untapped resources.
Admiral Charles Lambe, 61, a
dinary diplomatic privileges. the new British noval THIS is prospecting in the Commander-in-Chief of the Far Such privileges of a diplomatic character as consuis actually grand-and-modern-man- East Station
announced am
enjoy
to them either are granted to the Common- here tonight.
by courtesy or in compliances
Boulogne, Aug, 26, countries
with special stipulations in a have He will take over the com commercial or consular treaty
Detectives who arrived Impossible for the Suman 7 Perry
They were made by Mr. Jack for themselves
of the Lon- Director mind from Admiral Sir Guy Commerc credit for bonding their Russell next March.
between the sending and the
the here today to investigate to detect even a formation of don Export Corporation Limited energies to such RA Vice-Admiral Lambe has been admitting State. However Con- the mystery of an attractive four aircraft during the fraction on behalf of the China National
suls do in fact enjoy the juris- brunette found dead
of time the planes are in sight. Import-Export Corporation of essential task. Of equal closely associated with naval dictional fmmunities granted to Wimereux beach believed
Peking, Me Perry took an im importance are the forth-aviation since he assumed com-
JAVELIN'S TASK
potant han
hand in this trade after coming testa by Britain of mand of the aircraft-carrier diplomatic representatives in as
according to the she might have taken,
Details of the task for which attending an
economie atomic weapons at the Illustrious, then serving in the muc
generally accepted practice, they planned to take, a nocturnal the Javelin was planned were ference in Moscow last April Montebello Islands, off the Indian Ocean in 1944.
given by Mr Percy Grabbe, he has held not liable in civil or, per swim. Since the war
Mr Perry said that about northwest coast of Australia,
haps, in criminal proceedings ins
Managing Director of Glosters, £300,000 of his latest contracts the outcome of which will several positions, his must re- respect of oats which they per The body of the girl, aged who said should there be an- were for piece goods and the
cent being Flag Officer (Air) form in their official capacity on about 20 and belleved determine the extent to
to be other war Britain might have rest for wool tops. Most Home-Reuter. which Britain and ber
behalf of their States and which British, was found by a French to contend with high speed jet the piece goods will be shipped Commonwealth partners are
within the scope of consular werkman on Friday morning. It bombers carrying fantastically on January 6 next and all the functions
by bore no marks of violence. An powerful
atomic
explosives wool tops by November 5. catching up, through their
International Lognbed
autopsy revealed that she died which could operate from great
NO UNIFORMS own initiative, the other
His Lordship said it seemed from drowning.
alutudes,
His purchases were of good nations of the world who
to him to be crystal clear, from
It would be vital for Britain average quality materials of posaеRA atomic secrets.
the passages cited both from If the girl had suffered a to have heavy Interceptor and the normal type for civilian There are now indications
Hálsbury and Oppenheim that natural death from drowning, patrol Aghters capable of production, and no uniform that the United States
while consuls are recognised as why was sho not wearing her operating over long distances cloths were included, he added. might not be unwilling to
being different from private bathing costume, and if she was and in all weather conditions. Mr. Perry sald ho hoped the share her knowledge with
In the individuals they did not enjoy, dragged into the water by an
Sapphire-powered £350,000 in textile goods. he Two time bombs exploded in Britain if the Montobelio
as such, any diplomatic privi- unknown killer, why were there Javelin, Glosters had wholly was to place for the Peking the Ching Hua godowns on Rua leges, and if any diplomatic no algns of a struggle?
would be met these requirements to the Government experimenta provo success- Dr Lorenco Pareira Marcos, privileges were recorded, they
complete sadisfaction of the tracted for by the end of the ful, and if this is so, an old Macno, just before 11 o'clock last were so accorded as an ect of
A man
who works near Royal Air Force."
year. und dangerous source of | night."
Wimereux bouch told the police he., Javelin wilt make its Previous contracts signed in courtesy or at the most by virtua friction will be removed. The roof was blown away, and of some special arrangements today that a few hours after the public debut at the Society of this area and the present deals Tho
£1,000,000, which energy
Alicraft body was discovered, three men Brith the | about 200 drums of vasoline and between the States concerned.
Constructors made up. about Commonwealth 15 now 40 cases of spare parts destroyed He said diplomatic privileges were grounded in a small beat showst Famborough, Stamp Further orders to the amount
#hire, het weak.
of devoting
£500,000 were expected to to
were not enjoyed by consular about 328 feet away... developing or damaged.
Other jos on view will be the be placed shortly. atomic
An eyewitness, who returned officers as they were not diplo- 10 weapons
not
One man came ashore and four-engined Vickers Valiant to Hongkong this morning, stated | matic officers and if a consul en-
Though he hoped a further because of a desire to blow
looking around the bomber and the al-weather £2,000,000 worth of orders the Police had to force a foyed diplomailu status, things to bits. The objec mail panel in the doorway and tivo ia to
| special scurity guards.
Bald. the British Govern strengthen shoot off the padlock on the privilege was accorded him be cause he was in diplomatic ser-
When the witness asked The biggest machine at the ment's failure so far to grant defences and to reap the taining bar before they could vica.
what he was searching for, the show will probably be the export licences for other goods untold benefits which gain access into the godown, and There had been no auggestion, roan, ran for the boat, which Saunders Roe Princess flyingboat, required by Peking might affect atomic powor offers to make effective use of fire hoses, and could be no suggestion, that | Immediately put to sea again, which will make a demonstration their dealings in · fexfiles- peaceful progrens,
No casualties were reported. (Conid, en buok page, vol. 5) Router.
flight---steuter,
Reuter,
Bombs Explode In Macao Godown
that the
fall
this started
beach.
con--
| fighter_ DH-110, They will haveONTY pinced in Britain, Mr |
Warned
EXPULSION FOR SUPPRESSION OF CRITICISM
London, Aug. 26.
Soviet, Communist Party officials warned to- day that attempts to suppress criticism may lead to their expulsion from the party, the Soviet news agency Tass reported.
The warning was given in a report prepared by Nikita Kruschev, Politburo member and one of Russia's leading 12 men for submission to the 19th All-Union Congress of the Communist Party to be held in Moscow in October. Details of this report were disclosed by Tass in a broadcast trans- mission monitored in London.
Kruschov said in his report: "There exists among some Communists a harmful opinion that party mem bers should not report shortcomings in the work to leading party bodies up to and including the Central Committee" (the body of 70 or so members which, în effect, governs the party).
He added: "There are not in-, ^llow critelim from below and frequent instances of responsible stifle it.
The party workers preventing Communists
has always at- from disclosing to leading party tached great importance to tho organtaations and to the Central development of self criticism to the uncovering unsatisfactory from below
work
Committee П
the
"It is clear that the party obliged to wago an implacable fight against such bigwigs," report by M. Kruschov added.
The report ruled passive and formal attitude of Communists towards decisions of the party
incompatible with
state of affairs for the simple of shortcomings in the reason that this allegedly ham- and to the Aght against ostenta- pers them in their work,
flous all t 'well' sentiments and against being carried away by successos in the work.
"Experience, however, shows that mere explanations of the of criticism
in-...
"A resolute aghting, must be waged against those who hinder party
the development of criticism. continued: "It is another
GRIEVOUS EVILA evil.occurring in our party that "It must be pointed out in the some Communista Incorrectly rules, therefore, that suppres think that there are two kinds of sion of criticism is a grievous discipline-one for the rank and evil and that anyone who stifles dle and the other for the leaders, criticism and substitutes for it pompousers and eulogies has to place within the ranks of
INTOLERABLE
"The party cannot tolerate the party." such a haughty anti-party com- The new rules of the party, cept of discipline. This
would
said,
Kruscher ovil M. must also be resolutely eradicat therefore provide for the strict ed
of those who as it undermines party and punishment alate discipline and thereby hlader a party member in the greatly damages the interests of performance of his duty, which the party and of
wes to report shortcomings
in
the state.
"It is necessary to point out
the rules that our party hose of whom they may
one discipline, one law for all
M. Kruscher said another
Communists irrespective of "grave evil which has become their posts and that violation rampant among some Çom- of party
and state discipline is munists" is "the hiding of truth Incompatible with party mem- from the party-an untruthful bership.
and dishonest behaviour toward
M. Kruschev said it had been the clear," he said, "that the
established that "no little "It is
in sta detriment is caused to the party party cannot tolerate
who endlessly ranks, deceivers, since these un by Communists
their devotion to dermine the trust in the party, shout about
(Contd. on back page, col. $) the party but in reality do not
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