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New York, Nov. 12.

President-elect, Mr D. Eisenhower, is planning an important round of conferences with other Republican party leaders in New York next week before he leaves for Korea, his associates said today.

No date has been fixed for the Korean trip, but strictest security arrangements are already being made to protect him there.

Successes And Reverses For South Korean Troops

Tokyo, Nov. 13.

South Korean troops recaptured "Pinpoint" and “Little Finger" hills on "Sniper Ridge" yester day, but were beaten back from the crest of "Jane Russell" on the "Triangle Hill" mass in the con- tinuing battle of the “Kumhwa ridges.”

The ROK infantrymen surged forward to retake all the ground lost on Tuesday night to the Chinese in the Sniper Ridge area. The Chinese had attacked behind a heavy artillery barrage with 1,500 men to temporarily occupy the vital western front heights before being driven northward by a South Korean counter-attack,

The South Koreans launched an atluck for Jane Russell, but were smashed back before reaching the erest. At the last report, the ROK troops were huddled in bunkers ot the belton of the hill.

Eighth Army reports yester- day showed two hills regained in the Sniper Ridge area and a stalemate on the Trianglo Hin mass.

THROTTLER

ACQUITTED

Mr Elsenhower is on a golf- Ing holiday in Augusta, Georgia, On Tuesday of next week, confer at the White House with President

he will also

W

Truman.

His

Ánancial représentative, Mr Joseph Dodge, arrived in Washington

mediately took

today and im-

his scat as an observer at a conference about next year's budget. President Truman,

who does not hand over_the_felns until January 20, invited General Eisenhower send representatives

to

to

the

Washington to make changeover period caster. press no options and would not participate in

Mr Dodge said he would ex-

were

discussion

cuts

of

budget items being prepared by the outgoing Truman adminis- tration.

GLOOMY PROSPECTS In Washington, all indications that present officials viewed prospects as gloomy for any big carly

In the Federal spending programme.

These officials said a

backlog of funds, plans and contracts, difficult to change flow, in- dicated a new spending budget well above the $79,000 million estimated for this fiscal year ending on June 30, 1953.

Mr Dodge told' n reporter the budget to be presented to Congress would be solely the work of the Truman ad-

OF MURDER ministration.

+

Paris, Nov. 12. · Guy Aubrun, 23, who

himself

Searchlights lighted up posi tions on Sniper Ridge last night after the South Koreana had gave

up

Ile pointed out that even the President, who prepares a

budget, submits modifications

at

to Congress later. "I think that answers the question after

we will do," he added.

smashed back two Chinese com-throttling, his father with pany attacks which ended in

a tie, was acquitted hand hand Aghiting.

murder here today.

In the trenches, the South Koreans kept an uneasy alert watching in the direction of "The Yoke" maze of tunnels and underground bunkers on Sniper Ridge, from which the Chinese

mount their attacks.

DRIVEN BACK

of

Senator Richard Russell, Georgia Democrat, has pledged "every possible" co-operation with Elsonhower in efforts to

He told the jury he was pro-achieve world peace. teeting his mother from attack.

The acquittal comes at a time of nationwide controversy over

the acquittal lost week of Yvonne Chevallier,

who shot her husband, a Cabinet Minis- She pleaded it was 2 crime of passion.

for.

The South Koreans had oc

In today's rial, witnesses cupled a part of The Yoke" during the day but were driven said Aubrun's father, Raymond, back to "Pinpoint" by the hordes was a habitual drunkard who of Chinese troops which sudden- frequently maltreated his wife ly emerged from the caves and and six sens.. gopher like, bunkers defying Allied gunire,

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1952.

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By Galbraith SHARP EXCHANGES $1_Mill_Trust

"If it's true we learn by mistakes, you're learning very fast-judging by the spelling in this lotter!"

The Welch British

Cpl

Regt Back With Korean From Korea Bride Here

Officers and men of the

the

Corporal Geoffrey Bacon 1st Battalion, the Welch of the Royal Army Medical Regiment, who have served Corps disembarked from a year in Korea with

HMT Devonshire at Kow- United Nations forces, ar loon Wharf this morning rived here this morning in on arrival from, Kure with HMT Devonshire to take

his North Korean wife for over garrison duty in Hong day's sight-seeing tour of

Hongkong.

kong.

The Regiment is replacing the King's Own Scottish Borderers, who will leave for Home in the

re-

The Bacons are continuing their journey Home in Devon shire tomorrow.

His wife learned about Britain and the British way of life from

IN BANKRUPTCY COURT HEARING

Sharp exchanges involving the Puisne Judge and three Counsel featured the resumed proceed- ings in the petition for the winding-up of the Ching Slong Land Investment Co. Ltd in the Bankruptcy Court this morning before Mr Justice Reece.

The crossfire arose over an application by Counsel for the petitioners for an order of the Court to cross- examine Kwik Siang-go, Managing Director of the Ching Siong firm.

His Lordship:

In the course of the many

If you want exchanges, Mr John McNeill, | the gallery to try the case you QC, sought the protection of the can do so. Court against what he described as contemptuous remarks made by Mr Percy Chen,

Mr Chen: I am very sorry but

that is my way of talking.

Mr McNeill then drew the Court's attention to Mr Bernacchi prompting Mr Chen was told by Mr Mr Chen, and remarked that be Improper Justice Reece not to talk to the thought it was highly

when one Counsel, who appeared gallery but to the Court.

for another party, prompted another

Mr Brook Bernacchi took the Counsel, strongest objection to a remark, minute or two later, Me Mic- by his Lordship that if Counsel Neill said, "I am going to ask your Lordship to stop Air Bernacchi could not prepare their cases prompting." properly outside it was merely His Lordship: Mr Hernageht. 1 would like to get on with thi argument. If Counsel cannot pre- cases properly outside ap-then is a mere waste of time in

Court.

a waste of Ume In Court.

When Court resumed Mr Me-pare their Nell, with whom is also pearing Mr 5. V. Gitlins, op-

Mr Bernacchi: My Lord, with the plied to his Lordship for an utmost respect. 1. take the strongest about order to

Kwik objection to the remarka cross-examine

Counsel not preparing their casCE Siang-go. who was one of the properly outside. I take time in persons opposing the petition. preparing my eseca. I repeat I take The strongest objeciton fo Mr Mc- Mr Chen, representing S. G.

Hell's application. Kwik, sald that the application had taken

him

completely by surprise and he would have to

consider the matter in law.

Bernacchi said that Mr McNelli

should have read the afidavit as part of his case,

His Lordship: I have heard enough on that subject already. do not want to hear you again, Air Bernacchi.

Mr Bonacchi: 1 do not want to antagonise your Lordship.

WASTE OF TIME

Replying to a remark by his

Is Lordship: Tins 18 simply" a Lordship, Mr Chen said, "The waste of time. law is not as simple as all that.ble Lordship yesterday had refused Mr Dornacelil then explained that This is a

matter which I am r Chen a short adjournment and to argue now, had tusisted that they proceed to not prepared but in the middle of my cross-address him forthwith if they want examination of Kwik Slang-kie,ed to at all. He had not had the opportunity to read the case that one of the petitioners."

had been "thrown at them” but in His Lordship sold that the the interval, when Mr. Chen WILK orguments on law in connec- | !peaking, he (Mr Bernacchi) had read on with this matter had all the case in full and he had found la distinction between that case and been thrashed out already. the presat one.

It was his duty as Counsel to sak i for special leave to be heard for the purpose of drawing, the disinction but if his Lordship did not want to he hear him then he and Mr Chen would

be highly embarrassed.

that the

For Rita's Daughter

Madrid, Nov., 12.

Rita Hayworth will re- ceive $1,000,000 in trust· for ber two-year - ald daughter Yazmin, her only, child by her marriage to Aly Khan, usually reliable sources here said today,

These sources said that this settlemont was reached In Paris on Monday by the legal representatives of

Miss Hayworth and the Prince.

The money will be trust until Yarmin

of age.

on comes

Miss Hayworth has not yet decided when she will leave Spain, where she ar- rived on October Reuter.

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OUT OF ORDER

Mr Bernacchi said that Mrs Bacon,

was going to argue who was Miss

Mr. McNelil: Mr Dermacchi opened } & out of order Kim Chung-sung, only daughter application was

unless WILL CO-OPERATE

of a North Korean nobleman, 16

the affidavit of S. G. by saying that he was quite prepared to argue. Hin embarrassment has Kwik was read to the Court. grown within the list hour.

Mr Chen then resumed, Johnson of troopship today. The Duke of the first Korean war brido to Scnator Lyndon

"I have stated before this up- Wellington's Regiment has leave for Britain.

Placing his hand hard on the that my table, Mr Chen said. "Forgive me, Texas indicated clearly that If

plication was made loved the Welch in Korea. he becomes Democratic lender

submission is in the nature of my, Lord, for raising my voice but of In command

the Welch

he sald. a demurrer," in the now Senato, as expected,

"But that is the way make my points. We have been threatened by the where it is a case of conflet-application to call for Mr Go to be he will co-operate with the Re-Regiment is Lt-Cot H. H. Deane

In a Preas interview at the publicans on national defence who took the battalion from

Britain to

in July, 1951.

ing evidence, or of contesting cross-examined. My learned friend Korea

wharf, Cpl Bacon disclosed that and foreign polley matters.

disclosed that his wife can

the cook all types of

applicant, then the rules of Mr McNeill missed the boat when A spokesman

Lordship decided yesterday natural Senator Russell, who bid un-

Justice demand

the ur

that we had a right in our law lo right

but and you allowed the cross-examina- cross-examine; successfully for the Democratic the Regiment gained one DSO, food. Even the best English

three MM and nine dishes," he smiled, told two MC,

where the object

tion of that young man Kwik.on Presidential nomination,

is to try to the evidence before you. I indicated Regiment suffered at Washington he MD. The reporters

facle case by in the clearest terms that I would prove a prima 32 killed and about 100 wound- minimum of political

out of getting evidence expected a

the also take a point in the nature of Guy-Aubrun-told-the-court sniping-at-the-new-Republican ed during the year's tour. No.

other side-then-every singio in which that affidavit of Go's was a demand. In the truncated form that he heard a violent quarrel President,

one was a prisoner in enemy

authority on the subject is the I did not propose to use it and it is hands. "My disposition is to try to "We look more territory than in his parents' room.

other way round."

not on account of any threat to Cross-examine Go that I withdrew we lost," an American office: heard my father exclaim help General Eisenhower in

that affidavit. lold United Press correspondent Tonight you will be dead': I every possible way,"

Senator Vietor Kendrick who watched rushed into the room and saw Russell said. "Our big objective: the fighting on Sniper Ridge

now is world peace and times threat," Aubrun sobbed. from an observation posi

are too parlous to indulge in "Suddenly she fell down. I partisanship for Casualties were

the sake of again heavy

felt terribly worried and, losing partisanshell spoke as the for both sides, said Kendrick,

my tamper, I struck my father. who reported that the rain of shelfre Sniper Ridge looked He hit me below the belt, I generally acknowledged leader

On like "a swarm of freflies Bash grobbed him by the throat and

Southern Democratic ing against the darker back-holding on to his tie I strangled bloc in the Senate.

kimm. ground of the rugged hill."

"Then felt, a-great-relief," The Ninth Corp Commander, L-Gen. Ruben

sent he said.-Router. Jenkins. personal congratulations early yesterday to the ROK regimental commander and troops who re- took Pinpoint i United Press.

French Test Pilot's Feat

father holding mother by the

Typhoon

of

Senator

the

BIGGEST ACTION: "Our biggest action was at we went out Point 227 when on our own. Heavy resistance was met but we achieved our mission in about three hours" he said.

The Regiment regained its before leaving full strength Korea for Hongkong, he added. "The Korean front is static

regiment and the

had justi carried

routing tour,"

General Eisenhower

and Governor Thomas Dewey of New York will meet in Augusta on Friday to discuss the Pre-operations sident-elect's forthcoming trip to Korea and other policy matters, Mr James Hagerty, press secre- tary of Gen. Eisenhower, sold today.

out of

од normal

during the the spokesman remarked.

the troops Leading

the regimental Devonshire was mascot, Tafty, a snow-while been fleeced goat, which has

Heading For Dewey played a key role speelally trained to head the

Formosa

'A Pacifie

Manila, Nov. 13.

but

in helping Elsenhower carry Regiment New York state in last Tuesday's election.

There has been speculation that Mr Dewey might be offer- ed a cabinet post in the new

more

parades.

WRS

in

ceremonial:

In charge of Taffy la Cpl John Tullett, who look over

the unique "command" five months ago from Cpl A. Willams, who Republican administration. He had played nursemaid to the typhoon ploughed sald last week however that he goat for 17 years with the Utle Paris, Nov. 12:

into the Babuyan Island cluster intended to finish his term as of Goat Major. Major Roger Carpentier, 31-

north of Luzon Island carly on Governor. He has two year-old

pilot, today Thursday,

spared -the years to serve in that ofec. became the Brs; Frenchman to northern Philippines, mainland

Asked specifically whether burst through the sound barrier

as it veered northward, the Gen. Elsenhower · was going to in a French-built, French- Manila Weather Burcau

re-ask Mr Dewey designed plano.

to Join cabinet, Mr Hagerty wald he had ported

The big tropical blow, at fral no idea. expected

across sweep

Mr Hagerty sald when the repeated the performance of

curved northwest-on Sunday or Monday, Major Marian Davis, an Amermile winds,

who on October 28 ward shortly before midnight on going to step into a very heavy can pilot,

schedule" of appointme.its in and in subsequent tests took the Wednesday.

A bulletin released by the New York.-Reuter. French "rachiné ' through the

at 8 this morning sound barrier, comparing the bureau

American located the storm Mystere

the with

.centre just Sabre fighter."

off the

the northeast tip of Luzon, Details of Major Carpentier's moving northwest at 13 miles performance wero fot dis an hour,

Taking off from Bretigny Airfield near Paris in a Mysters-

to

Cpl and snapped by photographer Kowloon

Mr Bernacchi submitted that this was exercising an atrocious! attempt to enable the peti tioners to Improve their cast by

Mr

cross-examination

of

representative of the persons who were opposing the petition.

Chen

contended that whore an affidavit was filed the other side could make use of if, There was nothing to prevent

from Mr McNeill

doing that but if an affidavit had not been read the deponent could not be cross-examined.

Mr McNeill cannot have his cake and eat it," he added.

If Mr McNell used the am- davit then it also became evi- dence. Mr Chen said that the taking of evidence had been closed and they had already got on to the cross-examination they had concerning which given notice. Mr McNeill could not any longer use the affidavit. of S. G. Kwik which had been

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"NO CASE AT ALL" "It only my learned friend, Mr MeNeul, had the acumen to see vin B.O.A.C. what our case is. It is as clear as a pikestaff and to the nature of demurrer. They have no case at all. We don't need any evidence. We win on two col Chen adding demurrer and malades," said that dir MeNok! had been erant,

Mr McNeil: I am not going to stand this any longer,, there con- temptuous remarks by my irarned friend Ne Chen. Creas, as your Lordship knows, means stupid. It one of the most undignified re- marks I have ever heard.

Mr Chen: 1 will withdeaw the word. I see from the Oxford dies tonary that crass does mean stupk

Replying. Mr McNeli mid that Mr Bergaechi's argument lacked substance, and Mr "Chen's both substance and dignity,

The hearing is proceeding.

incked

SPC DISCUSS

PLANS

fied and now he wanted to The Society

cross-examine

Mrs Bacon

our

on

staff

the

this

La chancery.

wharf morning.

23 jet plane, Major Carpentier northern Luzon today with 115- President-elect leaves Augusta | Regiment was in Hongkong in with my parents," he added.

centre.

Wero

cloned, but witnesses on the air- Fifty-live-mille winds had heard 'the' double- thundër« crimated within 60 miles of is clap caused by the Mystere reaching and passing the "speed" of sound. Reuter.

This text wilj not. I think nave onused mucir dimeuity There are. two alternatīvas in respect of each « circle: hence fil we have to do la to discover what power of 2 wil produce." rather more than 4000**

The hurricane is forecast to pass 80 miles west of Basco port,

"he is

the

for the Protec-;) deponent.tion of Children held a meet-

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INJURED MAN

This was contrary to the rules ing in the Board Room of the "DOING WELL”

33.

General

aut ming

revealed

"Taffy's last duty in Korea

at а

service in church memory of our fallen comrades

South China Mpming Poạt this dressed in its cere- Tally was dres

to discuss

Ronald Carmo future Mr Chen went on, "What morning

Cpi Edward monial apparel and its horas

my learned friend going to plans.

of "A" Company, Hongkong decorated with silver and the

cross-examine on? Let him The meeting

was presided Regiment, Injured while handl regimental badge worn on its um. "She has never been to answer that question. Go will over by Mm W. Stanton, Pre-ing a thunderflash (ani Imita- forehead," he said

Britain...but she will be happy

-the Society. of be Mr McNeill's witness and a pident

Sir don grenade). during training (One battalion of the Welch

will have the right to Cross-Gerard Howe, Chief Justice, at Sai Kung Camp yesterday Cpl Bacon, who has still an- examine. Any other trick my who is Chairman, was at the morning was said to be doing 1926-28 and their mascot was other year to go in the Army learned friend might try to bring meating.

very well at a familiar sight at ceremonial said that he met his wife parades and soccer matches.)

at.Into this case, my Lord, should Nothing definite was decided Hospital this she was Seoul where

In the be frowned upon."

the upon at necting, but many Army "Her parents HU Lordship remarked he did proposals were put forward, one Kerran Army

that, although

Vito the Injury at Wonsap,..the not think Mr McNelll werg, then

was at being that Mrs A. Ridchaigh | Carmo's left eye is serious, them when tempting any tricks. Communista killed

take over the Chairmanship there is a reasonable chance they went in there," he recalled.

that he will not lose use of the He continued: "My wife was

from Sir Gerard. The proposal was made by Sir Gerard Howe øve, j in Japan and returned

himself," who has held the post Doctors at 93 General Hos- Brea to rejoin her parents

TALKING TO-GALLERY- for the past two years.

pital weld that Carme spent a Plans for a Fashion and

Show very good night last night, and" Mr Chen said that as he was

condition Lat going through with the cross-for a ball were also discussed. that his generál

Present at the meeting were excellent. examination of Kwik Slang-kle,

Mrs Stanton, Sir Gerard

W. Mr McNeill had found that he Howe, Mrs A taymood,, Mrs (Mr McNeill) was getting into C: Loseby Mrs. J. Marden, difficulties and now he wanted firs: Mok Ying-kle, Mrs: John- to use the smfidavit of Go after ston Hill, Mrs George Kwok: Mrs: the evidence had been closed. Violet Chan, Mrs Y K. Chan,

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Clone Down,

She was an invalid then was receiving medical attention in an Army hospital.

The 22-year-old be-spectacled soldier'said that his parents, who tre now in Bristol, were, not happy about · it at first. "But when I had explained everything they changed their mind and are now looking forward to meet my wife," he added,

Chacom Imarked that after being demobbed he will try to was in a hospital. "Moanwhile, my wife will try to learn Eng- and will stay with my parents at Flatponds, Bristol," he said.

Mr Chen: His application this morning is only one facet of the malafides in this case,

SONG-WRITER'S ESTATE

London, Nov. 12) American-born. Nat Axer"

The rules of practice could not Mrs. W. Willauer, Mra E. B. be departed from. I did not Willoughby Mrs E. M. Blight come prepared to argue. I ask and Mrs. A. Commun., "If You Were the On! GİTM

your

Lordship/store

His Lordship: You are not talking to the gallery but the Court.

**** Mr Chen: It is my way talking, my Lord,

Me Stanley Johnstone Ward to, of Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd., we arrived here, this morning from of Taingiao, by the Danish Bleumer,

Heinrich Jesson,

composer of the famous ong

the World" left £2,187, enfat

His will published today als closed, that's to west)) toʻishla widow, Mam Flora Ayer. AJES chad jest September spent 407- Reuter.