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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1952.

JOHN CLARKE'S Council Of Europe SIDE GLANCES

CASEBOOK

Just Like A Film

IKE painstaking, incor-

LIKE

.files

herr

the police collect, co-ordinate and set down the mown facts about their prisoners.

From the fut

of Jast evidence there'at. emerges a candid character almost sketch that leaves nothing to the imagination, and this, when guilt has been established, is read to the court,

told Sometimes the story

the upsets your deas bout

ity the dock. The prisoner pitiable, rugged, old woman found guilty of stealing some trifle from a shop is revealed as wealthy and men and miserly, The

dandy. check suited

aristocrat of arrogant, an

to old schmal. turns out have

professional bren it beggar for most of his life.

the

Must Harmonise Unity Plans

EDEN'S SOLEMN WARNING

Strasbourg, Sept. 15.

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, solemnly warned the 15-nation Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe here tonight that failure to harmonise unity plans would be dangerous for Europe.

"If we cannot maintain harmony between the various approaches to the common objective the result may be separation," he declared. He spoke the last five words deliberately and then made a short pause.

On defence. Mr Eden sald the sights of these observers 'on. a immediate

risk

of aggression onere ground of procedure." against Europe had "sensibly (Following Eden's

speech diminished,' thanks "I the Spaak made it known that he firmness, shown by the West and would express appreciation of to the action taken to bind the ire British standpoint hen free nations together in atles he speaks during the debate.) fensive aillance."

OBSERVERS After

the Speaks warning,

invite Assembly

agreed observers from non-Pool coun- tries in the following propor- Sweden Britain three, Gions:

to

He denied that this in any way diminishet the possibility of talks with the Soviet Unlor or the chances of agreement on any, particular subject,

"Growing strength exercised two. Turkey two, Eire, Iceland. The tales the police tell are with restraint is the

way to Norway, Denmark and case of Martin, if you can callce. For we know that we one each.

often fascinating; but in

the

jl a case the police-court sense of the word, it was the things left und the most intriguing.

nad

that

were

Greece

in the West shall always use Observers will be allowed to

purposes ¦ speak freely. our strength for the

in the committee of peace.

but in the plenary session only Mr Eden's speech inaugurated after a question has been con- two days of general debate in stdered in the committee. the Assembly on moves for a This lavitation to send ab-

in Europe.

servers

was adopted by afrnative votes in the 78- member Assembly.

Six

1

40

Seven German Socialists boy-

[ARTIN is a tall young man, political unin

Italy, West Jocks.

hair Taven-black

Germany and the three Benelux which he Avears rather long, countries are building

on the entled the meeting this morning confederal union based favoured by

Schuman Coal-Steel Pool, Bri- on the grounds that it had no tain has pleaded

for for these acti- mandale

constitution vities to be brought into the 16-making. nation framework.

in

the manner many film actors.

1 suspret he is rather suscepti- ble together to the influence of flims and Alm stars: for his clothes, amazingly immaculate for one so young, are the sort Shaftesbury Avenue declares are de rigeur on Sunset Boulevard. Martin was brought into the dock al Great Marlborough Street, and as he came in, Mr Alexander, the learned clerk, leaned towards the Bench and said to Mr E. G. Robey. London's newest magistrate: "This is a case, sir, of assault on a wife...

THE

2

magistrate glanced at the dock and raised his eyebrows

little, as if mildly surprised that Martin should be old enough

wife to assault,

to have

Then he gave his attention again to the learned clerk, who was speaking now in a voice inaudible to the general.company

"Oh.. said Mr Robey pre. scally, aloud, and Mr Alexander sat down.

A police officer rose and suid: "In this case, sir, the wife is unwilling to give evidence against her husband.

"

“And you wish to offer no evidence?" asked.

"That is so, sir," replied the offleer.

"Very well, case withdrawn," sidd Mr Hobey, and Martin was Khown out.

the magistrate

High

Mr Eden was dining with the Hallon Premier, Signor de Gas- FLEXIBLE PROPOSALS

peri, tonight. Diplomalle quar- the Schuman ters here expect them to discuss Referring to

Brussels Treaty, Teleste, at present divided under Assembly, The the CEEC and NATO, he said Anglo-American and Yugoslav

control.

would be sad if as a result of

Later this week, Mr Eden will these valuable new ideas new divisions were created. With visit Yugoslavia. Heuter. these thoughts in mind I forward our propusals," he told the Assembly,

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Strasbourg, Sept. 15.

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By Galbraith

"Seems like the only way we know for sure they're home from college is we don't get lotters!"

OVERTIME BAN POSTPONED

London Sept. 15.

Leaders of three million British engineers today agreed to postpone their planned ban on overtime, which threatens to disrupt engineering production throughout Britain.

WATSON'S

first for thirst

Indonesian Govt. Seeks Stay Of Court Proceedings

Appeal To Be Made Against Impleading Motion Judgment

· Mr John McNeill, QC, leading Counsel for the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, in the Full Court this morning commented on the written judgment delivered by the Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Reece, in the Admiralty Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court yesterday in which he dismissed with costs a motion filed by the Indonesian Govern- .ment.

The motion had asked the There was nothing else on the Court to set aside writs of file before their Lordships. summons and all subsequent The Chief Justice: We have proceedings in two simultaneous no records; this is an applica actions for ownership of the tion for a stay.

vessel Tasikmalaja, of 3,559 Mr McNell; I won't bother tons gross, now lying under your Lordships any more with arrest at 'Kowloon Docks,

amdavits. The

Court comprised Full

Counsel said that a motion the

Chief Justice, Sir Gerard had been set down hustly for Howe, and the Senior Puisme nearing at 2.30 p.m. today and Judge, Mr Justice Williams, if it were allowed to proceed Referring to the judgment of ex-parte the claim would be Mr Justice Reece, Me McNeill clear for the plaintiffs and that said, "I feel compelled, with the would be the end to the appont. utmost respect nevertheless to

Hearing Is proceeding. the Bench, to say that the judg-| ment delivered by the Honour-

able Mr Justice Reece open Court yesterday *was unfor- lunate in its study of the civility

Troops Arrive

HMT Empire Orwell, arrived

460

Living Language

Why fallen.

we. any Crest-

-?

The adjectivo "crest- fallen" describes one who Is dispirited and referred originally to fighting cocks whose crests fall in defeat and rise slimy to victory.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 by Air

Japan, 4.30 p.m., Thai Airways. Malaya, Ceylon, Bahrein, 4.30 p.m., 0.0.A.C.

Sim, Burma, E. India, W. Pakistan," Middle East, Afrion Great Britain. Europe, 4.30 p.m., 1.0.AG.

By Burface Macao. 1.30 p.m.; d′p.m. de Lee Hong/Tak Shin

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 By Air Paippines Gua

Howell U.S.A...

Formosa, 11 im., C.A.T. Malayu, Indonesia, Australia, New

Slam, India, W. Pakistars, Alto-

a date for the ban to Sir Robert Gould, Chief Industrial I feel compelled to mention Itenth, eeted them with warm Europe, 4.30 p.m., B.0.A.C,

They gave an assurance that they would delay fixing Commissioner of the Ministry of Labour at a meeting he requested of the 32 chiefs of the Confederation of Ship building and Engineering Unions.

of a

The respite will give the en gineering employers time to consider making a wage offer. They have three-times rejected a demand for a

a £2 a week rise, buk

union

leaders have aly

that the w

workers would be satisfied with less.

said

Efforts To Avert Strike

and respect for the normal re- in Hongkong this morning from lationship between the Bench the United Kingdom with and the Bar."

68 Canada, a... vin replacement troops and The Chief Justice: Is that families of Army personnel.

for your motion, Mr On arrival at the Kowloon Zealand. 4.30 pm, C.P.A.

wharf, were met by friends, Mr McNeill: No, my Lord, but who and I have the support of other His Lordship: There are other leaders of the Bar here. more normot channels to bring this matter up, Mr McNell

McNeill: The judgment Mr was stated in open Court, my Lord.

The replacements, comprising various units, inter left for the New Territories.

Workshop Fire

Fire broke out shortly be fore 7am. ut the workshop of In presenting the motion to the Tai Chung Company at the Full Court, Mr McNelu,

with whom also appeared Mr Main Street, West, Shaukiwan.

Instructed by D.A.L. Wright, Mesas Wilkinson and Grist, said that it was a motion to stay

It was nearly

an hour before the flames were extinguished: by the Fire Brigade.

The

cause of the fire and

all further proceedings pending extent of the damage have not

hearing of the appeal against

the judgment of Mr Justice yet been ascertained.

Reece,

MAIN GROUNDS

Baid Mr McNeill

that the

The Tai Chung Company's workshop manufactures and needles.

nails

Representatives of the

en-, last gineering workers voted week for the overtime ban as a reprisal against refusal wage claim, but said today they The Council of Europe's stand-would delay fixing a date for

the ban to start. ing committee today suppressed Eden said these did not lay what threatened to be the most Mr down detailed machinery sought to link the communities xplosive item on the agenda of with the rest of Western Europene current session of the Con- Assembly - German without impairing their independ ence. They would not be sub-accusations of the violation human liberties in the Saar. ordinated to the Council of

The all-party German request

Berlin, Sept. 10, Europe.

Гог n debate on the Saar was

German and Western Allled proposals, approved

submitted to the Council last principle by the Assembly, were month.

The Ministry of Labour said officials will today make a last Bexible, he said."

The committee today struck it was inviting the engineering attempt to prevent the strike, main grounds for the applleation threatened to begin at midnight were that there was a notice of and shipbuilding employers to Mr Eden recalled that Britain

the proposed

motion on their Lordship's files. by 600 road transport com- the talks, probably within three or harl not felt able to Join a the item from

a judgment punies, against the great risks appealing against four days..

portion of major federation but was anxious that aganza of the Assembly on

of travelling along the 120-mile delivered by Mr Justice Recce poultry shed in Forbes Street, this would not divide her from Rounds that discussion

have betwe

If the, overtimeban, which

in which he dismissed two

the slaughter house in motions filed politically inopportune."would also stop piecework-goes autobahn, those of our European friends Problem

West

by the Govern- near officials Berlin

Kennedy Town, collapsed about Reuter.

Into effect, engineering factories

of the after

Republic 鵪 seven-hour ment

10 a.m. today, The debris fell now working full blast on arms nounced

Indonesia for

of a stay proceed- and export

orders would lose session of the city government

about 10 of them. Reuter

and Dr Herbert Hous writs of summons. hours a week.

Cky Councillor for mann, Transport, will confer with the Western Commandants of

erlin this morning.

do who feel that they can 50."

He said the decision of the special assembly on confedera

pointment from

would

that

of the

nearer

PASSPORTS Simplified and standardised tion to invite observers to its passports for about 280,000,000 discussions showed that West Europeans are Britain's suggestions were being really as a result of a decision

Into action. "I announced

here

Loday by translated

thir welcome

new ministers of 15 nations In the warmly phase in European co-opera- Council of Europe. ton," he added,

ministers of the 13

including First reaction in the lobbies Deputy evuntries,

Britain, to Eden's speceh wus disap-disclosed

governments had elements who bern asked to go shend with had hoped he would make proposals drafted by Council to back experts for standardising pass- constructive proposals his original plan.

ports and visas.

the Under said his Observers

proposals, pass- repeated merely

the British ports should conform to the model established .by the proposals mude last March,

The key resolution before the Geneva Conference of 1926 and its should be valid for as many by Assembly. sponsored

Francois M.

de countries as possible,--Reuter Prondent, Menthon of France, calls for had sent her flying through the the adoption of an agenda item night to the police, to give her entitled "Statute of a political community of a Supra-National man in charge?

also for It calls And her change, of heart Character." preparation since, then?

at a preliminary They would have taken draft statute for such a com- Martin of to the police-station,munity. and she would have boen left

E went with his hend held stal upon his 110 character, and he left us all wondering about the things that had not been said.

How had the quarrel flared up that had ended in blows (or a blow)?

Had it

it some major cause or a trivial beginning? Was it fear fury, the prompt- ings of

of a neighbour or at over- developed sense of trama that

on hec own, and the home they hud street would be strangely And silent with him away. now her doubling time would for what begin, and remorse

It

OERC REPORT was indicated that the Assembly Its work by the week but the

spects

Australian Film Star Engaged

a01-

of

POULTRY__SHED COLLAPSES

The

7

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an estimated three million run- last night that Mayor Ernstings and setting aside of the to crates of chickens, killing

Sir Robert, who has solved more labour disputes than any other man in Britain, is the civil servant who always steps in when Industry is threatened with a strike or slow down. — į Router.

Radio Hongkong

H.R.T.

DI

The strike, if it materiallses, will threaten the food supplies

West Berliners.

of

The transport companies com- plain that long

delays

at the Soviet zone border- sometimes to 70 hours -

up

before being cleared are caus- ing them enormous losses,

About 250 Berlin-bound for-

rles were yesterday waiting at 6. Programme. Summary; the West German end of the "Melody Tine" with Percy Faith, hit

autobahn.

which links West Orelicstra and Chorus: 0.30, CantoneAC

with West Germany by Radio given by Miss Lee Wat Can Berith and . Keb Lee Studio: 0.50,

across the Soviet zone. East "Encores" played by Arthur Rubin stein (Plano 7, Orchestral Selec German police cleared them at tion: 7:0, "Down Memory Lane" pre- the rate of 10 per hour. Some sented by Alleen Woods (Studio); | had been waiting for 00 hours 7.69, Weather Report; 0. Time

over the weekend. — Reuter. Signal World News and News Talk (London Relay) 8.15: Farees n-Favourites (London Relay): D, Tom Jenkins and his Palm Court Or chestra 9.30 Musical Notebook presented by the Rev. Fr. T.F. Ryan, SJ. (Studio); 10; "Gay's the word" (Ivor-Nevalo) Popular Numbers from this London Success: 10.15, At the Bladet. "Gayanch"--Ballet Suite

Khachaturian)

Philharmonic.

London, Sept. 15. The engagement was nounced here today, of the Australian film and radio star, Ron Randall, and a fellow Aus- tonight

tralian;

Miss Marie Keith of inish may.

Melbourne. end of next

Mr. Randall, 31, who made final dáte de-

nda stage debut in Sydney In she had done insinuate itself pends on progrem. The ogenda 1038, is presently making a film into her mind, and she would includes a two-day debatean in Britain. He came here from phrases ilke for econorale affairs, leading with Hollywood last month after ap remember

of the report presentation better or for worse..

of the OEEC by the Italian pearing on the American stage. Miss Keith la also slaying in Minister, Signor Britain. Reuter, Finance Giuseppe Pello.

Tomorrow, the Italian Prime Minister, Signor Alelde Gasperi, will address the sembly in the general politicat" debate.

•

"

"TF it were a Alm- it would be at this point that a sickly

choir sweet heavenly

would begin to hum on a high pitch, the Wedding March, and it

with would pursue her crescendo of mucle as she fled the poilee-station to again to undo the damage.

the

do

Al

Police Protection

·For Priest

Nairobi, Sept. 15. guarded the Mission

Roman

Coolie Caught Church at With Morphine

PANMUNJOM

PREFERRED

Counsel said that they had important arguments to present to the Court on the appeal and the that the result of allowing

case to

proceed would un- doubtedly be that the ship, which was the subject matter would be re- of the actions,

jurisdiction of

moved from the

the Supreme Court.

They would then be unable to

Cont

The forty-fourth (B) in the

a East Africa, Great Britain,

Japan, Korea, 4.30 pm, 3.0.

York Formoss, Ukinawa, Now Canada, 1.30 pm, H.K.A/,W.AL. Indo-China, (Tenkia only), 4.50 p.m.. C.FA

.By Burface stieng, 130 p.m: 6 D. Bộ lôn Hong Tak Sung

Republic, D30 a.m., train via Canton

Malaya, Indonesia, noon, at Táim-

Chine. People's

dane.

Philippines, 10 am. us Hennalla. Rabu, 10a.m., Kafiristors. Formosa, 2 pan., Sheng King. Stam, 1 pun, se Mantetsu Maria. Japan, 2 pm, as Pyretitur.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS

งๆ By Alt Philippines, Cuam, Hawaii, San Francisco, noon, via P.A.A.

Indo-China, France, French North & Wom Africa, 4.30 p.m., Air "Viet- Phippines, N. Bomeo, 4.30 pan.,

nam.

C.P.A.

Siam, E. & W. Pakistan, Midde East, Afri Great Britain, Europe, 4.30 p.m., BOA.C.

By Surface

Ilong/Tak Shing

Macao, 130 p.m.: 0 pan, si Lee

China, People's Repubile, 230 a.m., train via Canton,

Japan, noon, as Patagoni Phillippmes, pm, m Pres. Monroe." E., &-5., Africa, à pan, as Timan- teng

Radio

32. Aut1) Jau(1)—Europe...

divat.

Dzeet(3):

The

get at her because the ship would series of lessons in Cantonese to be broadcast over Radio Hong- not be under arrest and it she kong by Mr S. K. Lee will be Joong(1)-Tau(1) Dze() (3)hal

did return to Hongkong there

11. (2) Yau-dee(i) (1)yun (3)wah;

aw(3)-(3)Jun-(1)shoe.

gum(2) -yemng(í) hay(3) - ahau(3) was nothing that could be done given this evening at 6.30.

For the guidance of listeners-Some people say that the bid-Autumn Festival originated in about her, Mr McNeill added.

Mr MeNeill then made his we publish below a summary of this way comment on the judgment of Mr the lesson. Summaries of sub-12.()up-am(1) hui(3) −gmy{2}· sequent lessons will be published Justice.Reece and went on to say

In the China Mall every Tuesday that four other affidavits, apart from the two by Mr Kwee Dile and Friday for the duration of Hoo (Consul-General for Indo- this radio, feature.

Lesson 44 B. heila at Hongkong) and Major

Mid-Autumn Festival Famoerahardjo (Indonesian di- plomatie coticier) were omilled (refer to page 242, "Cantonese

Simplified"): Vocabulary:

ΠΟ

in the course of the judgment. Mr McNeill said that order was made by the Puisne Judgo as to the cross-examina- tion of the deponents,

on Korea expected'

at I would do; even very

The

(1)Moong- 2)41)yun dah(2) (3)yup-(1)lat Joong(1)-gwawk(3)-in the thir- teenth century, the Mongols fought their way into. China.

13. Sun(1){3}Uk srul{1}. (3)yee tan4(3)(ing ineen. (1)Moong- gwODI)-iyun

(3)droh Joong(1) wawkim (1)Wawng-Dai(3) In the

405. (1)wawng.-A king. A ruler. China, Royale

404. dal(3)An emperor,

407. 11)checoo-A dynasty.

400.

11jkerne. Strong, Powerful. 485, (3)alingPromperous. Flouri- ching.

year 1200 in the new calendar. Mongol became King and Emperor of

- 14) Gawi)....... (1)cheena reson(3); (3)dzoh **{i}Yuen"-(1)cheeoo-That dynasty was called the "Yunn“ dynasty.

~18; Gaw(2)-(9}jun-(1)shee, (1)Yuen- |{}}chreon:. (3)shop-fun(1) (1)kerng- [475. aha}{3}/The world. A genera- | (3)shing At that time, the "Yuan" tion,

dynasty was extremely powerful and 411. gaaye(3).~Boundary. Border, prosperous. Frontier.

birth certificate.

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· 10. But(1)-(1)yeen (a)kul»(2) day

TWO LIMBS The impleading Issue, sold Symphony Orch. of New York rand. by Efrem Kuriz.

Washington Sept. 15, "Cave Scene't

Counsel, had beer fought on {Mephisto Waltz No, 3) (from America still thinics Panmun-

two limbs, and it won their "Apparitions") (Liz!)...The P-Jom is the proper place for the

case that at the time of the

16. (3)Kuf-(3)day jing(1)-(3)fook harmonia Orch, cond. by Constant Korean truce talks, and not the

Combinations:

#hat(3) =ganye(3) – (ajshema jaw(2) Issue of the writs the Indoestan Lambert: 19.45, Sydney Thompson's

19. (1)Wawng Dal(3)A king. A hah(2)-dow(1) (3)day-fawng({1)--- Olde Tyma

Dance Orchestra; 11, United Nations General Assem-

Government had an interest ruler. Royal.

They had conquered many parts both Radio News Reel (London Relay) bly, the State Department sald

In possession and

20. {1}terng gwawk(3)—A power--| (areas) of the world, : pro- 11.15, Weather Report: 11.10 Good today

|17. AUEU-Ima{1}={1}yun right Musle God Save The Quear today.

priclry. One of these was suff-ful nation, statement

21 (1)Kerng ()shing Powerful neo(1)-deel1) (Bidzch "(1) Wawng- .It reiterated the

said and prosperous. 1130, Clone Down.

cient to argue on but,

10)Waw.”—The European called tils had undertaken made last week by Mr Dean Counsel, they

22 Choot(1) shal(3)-To came into the "Yellow Beaurge." Acheson on confusion over the both. It had been argued be- the world. truce talks and the general dis-fore that either possession *** 21. Choot(1) - shal{3) ' - jee(1),—A | gum(3)--(1)kemg-(3)thiog, -(3)dian-

or cussion the Assembly,

proprietry Interest would Mr Acheson had said that the confusion had arisen because a Mr McNeill then produced an reference in д radio speech by affidavit, dated July 9, 1852, Cheung Yik, 30, coolic, of 110 Mr Ernest Gros American fled by Mr P. J. Griffiths, of Mau native secret society, again Nathan Rood, third floor, was: United Nations delegate to the Wilkinson and Grist, the in- Gession fared up over condemned the society at Mass. fined $5,000 or nine months by general talks in the Assembly, structing solicitors

The Ron Leo d'Almada, One of the biggest congrega- Mr W. H. Latimer at Central had been misinterpreted into young men do in Aims, had what facilities should be given to

in months attended the sought to his heroes further, observers from other countries to tions

this morning when he pleaded suggestion that the truce talks representing Juan Yemact and guilty to possession of 41 pack-might be moval Assembly dis- Brook A. Bernacchi, here Inter-

maved.

Co. Inc., together with Mr speak in debates of the six na-service-United Press. knockd

his wife about In

ages of morphine.

Generál The tions, the way strong men do in some

takic posed to say he would films. And

After perhaps Martin's

Defendant was arrested at 2.15 cussions, said the Department 40 minutes of hented wife was not properly rehearsed argument, President Paul-Henri INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION pm on Tuesday, on a Hennessy today, concern the "broad and formal objection to the pro- general interest in the political duction and reading of affidavits Road staircase. in the part she should have played. in a film she would

The morphine was ordered to and economic development of

unified Kores."--Routes, be confiscated. have knocked him cold.

:

If it were a Alm.

'Pollec Mr Eden had revised his pre- pored address in the light of the Catholic meeting of the six-nation special Kiriku yesterday assembly to work out plans for Rev. P. J. McGill, said to have

when the

perhaps con federation cartier been sentenced to death by the

Perhaps that had been the a

trouble all, along;

Martin, as well as dressing as

by

Spank (Belgium) advised that

this assembly would commit

a grave error if it limited the

The four concealed names are those of Lowon, Danial, Amos and Matsobl

London Express Baratos.

(E)hat *g*W{})\\{3}&foong-gwoo(2) 24. Shell) gasyeli]).—The world. · DWawne hoh(2)• pah(3) —Alihough 25. Shal(3) = gany+(3), (1)dasye they were so powerful and prosper dreen(3)The world war.

ous, but the, Mongolian King Gwad

Craid, General Expressione: 179., Bhai(3) gay(2)—A century. “15. (1)Kui hoh(2) pah(3), des(1) 119. (1)Yuen (1)checoo, The Joong(1)=kwawk(3)-(1)yun farn(2)- kawng(2) (2)kul-die was very much "Yuan" dynasty.

180, Jing(1) (3)took. To' conquer. afraid that the Chinese - would dety 181. Faan(2) kawng(3)-To dety. [tum. To set oneself against.

, 20. Cum(2) (9)kul (3)dzsu hay(2)- 183,- (3)Yerk (13)day.—To Ill-treat. | sisauflaged (1)yerk={3}day

Joong(1)wawkc(3)-(1)yuri lak(3) Place Narrier!

Bo, he then started to ill-treat -iho Chinese..

To be hard upon.

30. (1)Moong-twos(2)-Mongol

1. Sunt gooyé(3), The New Territories,

(To Be Continued)

GEAT

desil

for

Printed and published by Stewart: Antirun as the matter before. the Court and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 was only a noice of motion, Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong