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JOHN CLARKE'S Russia Has
CASEBOOK
Men Of The World
youths stalked into,
Automatic'
Factories Operating
London, Jan. 11. The first entirely
**au"
Tthe dock at Bow Street tomatic factories have
CHINA MAIL
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Public Nuisanco
Sir-Is there a Government Deperiment In Shamshulpo whose duty it is to see that pavements are made safe from dirty water falling from upper fluors through drain pipes hait, or entirely missing below the first Boor level, on all the the parsersby walking along pavements.
a
Herewith an oxample: · From
point opposite the Rodo House Hotel in Taipo Road along the pavement and then along Laichikok Road, to the Ferry Wharf, in not less than FIVE places Ulirty water through damaged or missing first floor drain pipes splashes on the footwalk and wols the people walking along the pave- ments. Why is nothing done to immediately abate this pub- Tic nuisance, which has been going on for over four months
R already?
with exaggerated swagger begun production in Rus» and put all they knew of in- sia, the Soviet press has solence (which was a fair revealed. amount) into the look, they On January 3, Pravda published a photograph the first auto- gave the magistrate.
matic concrete plant in Kuyby- In their evory small gesture they on the Volga. It has great the ostentatious shooting of productive capability, does the
cuffs, the Hrubby
prolonged work of 1,500 workers, and is run yawn the over-the-shoulder by a handful of men.
dances at the public gallery, In a recent article on mach[n/- there vas disain,. scorn, debullding published by Pravda, flance, contempt for their sur said that during 1951. Sevier roundings.
technicians have designed and The glances and gestures out Into production an automatic of boys were parts the man doi de construction
were playing. They aped muter cylinders for Soviet trucks. Lone of anti-social celluloid The entire plant is controlled by
Both Toipo Road and Lai- heroes; the youths were suffer four men "At present, Soviet
are main roads ing from
third-rate technicians are working on the thikok Road of a surfolt
construction of a great number with many new chema and strip cartoon,
sidential houses, of very complicated automatic the total effect
was that of a machines for the production of school and yel melancholy nursery charade,
ball bearings and other parts,"
neglect of health There could hardly have said the article.
liness. come into the dock a less en-
On January 4, Izvestia, the
May we hope that this will gaging couple than these, with newspaper of the Soviet gov-
draw the attention of someone their elaborate hair-styles (aernment, sald, the
In Authority to see that action bottle-a-day
is taken forthwith to stop this man one of them tomati
tomatiration in electric power looked a bottle of hair plants
nuisance. in
Shimshulpo the possible cream) et five
and their strange, allen smooth
running of Industrial wordy
the minimum by one, and half
dozen spoken by a policeman of the other, comehow mitigated the unpleasantness.
{
THEY
pected
•
and
Sidd
ure of pu-
and probably
the
100.
modern re-
hotels and
this glaring and clean-
other)
arcns,
Also in several places por- tions of the pavements oru broken and parts missing for years now, and in several other
middle places in the
of the footwalks
10/12 some
Inches high little mountains of petrified
Established 1845
MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1953.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith TASIKMALAJA CASE SEQUEL'
芝
COP, 1860 IT NEA SERVICE, ING. T. M. REC. AK BL PAT, DEF,
"Your mother will miss the tree-we'll have to be extra nice to her till she gets used to the vacant place whore. it brightened everything up!"
CRITICISM
production with use of manpower.
It said that autornatisation in production is increasingly used in machine-building, chemicals, textiles, newsprint, food antl other
of industry. branches RADICAL CHANGES
popular Ogoniok.
Soviet Illustrated
said weakly,
the automatic factories is bringing about
sharp
And "Naht guilty," said Richard, lations in Soviet factories, be- radical "chinge in labour re- who was 20. The
cause the number Chicago superimposed on native in
of workers Down Memory Lane London,
such factory {s equal
Asphalt left over from road- HELD NOT
were charged with no very grand
crime-as-us- Ioltering wittr persons Intent to steal from unattended cars in the Long Acre nelgi birth of bourhood.
Recent was 1
"Same," said Robert, who was 18.
policemen told the
So
two
magistrate, Mr Bertram Reece. of a half-hour watch on the pair the night before, during which they had been seen to try door handles on several cars.
"If we wanted to knock any thing off out of cars, why dint we just take 'em?" Richard in-
quired, when It was question
time.
"The officer can't read your mind," the magistrate said.
сать were all locked,"
The
sald the policeman.
puttin
"Den-what's de, matter-wid de winder in, ch?" Hichard sald, aggressively, re- membering the accent.
+
THERE was no ofetal car-
ment on this. He was in- vited to give evidence.
"What's de we?" he raki, "it's all lies, all a carve-up."
"All a chat?" the, magistrate asked.
But Richard was not going repeat himself; and he had not quite the nerve to say: "You hold me foist lige, judge." ke a film crook.
Robert
zero,
A
to
This is in line with the Soviet tendency to climinate physical Weekly, sald. labour as much us possible, the This tendency exists in our industry but does Tot exist in capitalist countries. There, automatic factories are 50 far a subject of much idle talk in the press.
In another article. Izvestia sald that 'outomatie control” · Is- now used in Stalin automobile plant in Moscow, at the No. I State ball bearing plant and "la other machine-building plants." -United Press.
2 ATTACKS
BY
Strong
making, have been left, over which the people stumble and one day will break their head or limbs. Nobody ip Power stems to care?
SHAMSHUIPO CITIZEN.
It is
Sir-I am indeed sorry to hear of the impending discontinuance of "Down Memory Lane.” one of the few good features of Radio Hongkong and one which my entire family, including teen- age children, rarely miss.
D. E. REMEDIOS,
New Atomic
Weapons
Washington, Jan. 11. The Deputy Defence Secre tury, William Foster, said today to military had developed "many atomic weapons includ ing a giant 280 cannon.
LIBELLOUS
Manila, Jan. 12. The Court of the First dismissed Instance today а libel charge filed against the acid-tongued Mayor of Manila, Arsenio A blistering Lacson, for radio attack he made Inst year on a judge,
Dismissal of the suit ma:ked the second legal victory in three days for Lacson and prob- the ably assured his return to office from which he was Bus- pended by President Quirino last October. Last Saturday, the Supreme Court in a six to four decision ruled Mr Quirino's suspension-which followed the filing of the libel suit-illegal. atomic
Judge Magna Gintmalton of the Court of the First REDS
Instance granted Lacson's motion for acquitial in the libel ease.
The judge ruled that the prosecution had failed to prove that Lacson was motivated by malice in criticising Judge Agustin Mon- tesa, also of the Court of the First Instance and the complain-
Seoul, Jan. 12. Communist attacks of the Korentu
hit two sectors batile line early today.
m.m.
He said the Korean war pro- vided the nation with a reservo of. combat-hardened
veterans who would be available for service
in
any Future emergency.
Mr Foster also revealed that The 8th Army suld more than the Air Force expects to be 600 North Korean troops battled in light snow for about
getting delivery of 800 planes a Lwo month by next spring-more ant. hours against Allied Positions than alx times the northeast of the Punch Bowl, on
number it was getting in 1950. the eastern front:
He made the statements in a into the The defenders
them radio interview but did not wilness-box. He explained that back, killing an estimated 110 elaborate on the and
ils friend had come North Koreans.
his assertion that to central Landon from their
"we have developed many means On the western front, about of delivering atamle energy in homes in the eastern outskirts, 200 Chinese attacked advanced terms of weapons" including an to look, at his mother's request. United Nailons positions west atomie cannon which, he said. at a flat. But he could not say of Chorwon between 10.30 last can to not only Where the
atomic shells fat was that had night and three o'clock this but also high explosives. been
target. Indeed, he morning.--Reuter.
He said total United States No Trace Of aitogether weak . on Eighth Army defenders held military supplies and equipment, reography, saying: "We looked on in spite of Communist arill-increased 680 per cent since the in a car at Lincoln Field's Inn lery and mortar fire and drove Korean war began with
their
did
beat
ing
*
Living Language
Why we say Galaxy.
or
A phrase much used in journalism to de scribe a tea-party premiere al which numbers of film-stars appear is "a galaxy of stars." This word from "galaxy" comes the Greek gala, galac- tos, meaning milk, and was applied by the early astronomers describe the Milky Way.
Notices
Sheaffers TM "SNORKEL"
Provisional Leave To Appeal To Privy Council Granted
Provisional leave to appeal to the Privy Coun- cil was granted by the Full Court, comprising the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice E. H. Williams, this morning in the case concerning the steamer Tasikmalaja, now lying under arrest at Kowloon Docks. Security of $5,000 was also ordered to be lodged with the Court.
The appellants were Juan Ysmael and Co., Inc. (of Manila), who appealed against the decision of the
Full Court in reversing the decision of Mr Justice C.W. Reece, Puino Judge, who had dismissed motions brought by the Government of the Republic of Indo- nesia.
do
The Hon. Leo d'Almado, QC, and Mr Brook A. Bernacchi, instructed
M.A. by Mr Silva, appeared for the appel- Jants.
The respondents, the Gov- ernment of the Republic of Indonesia, were represented by Mr D.A.L. Wright, in- siructed by Mr P.J. Griffiths.
costs
Matters concerning arising from the litigation heard thus far were also dealt with
Smart Work
By Chinese Detective
From The Filos
100 Years
Ago
We insort » reply – from-tho Colonial Surgeon to a remark last issue. The letter,
ed un at the last moment, thus
in our bearing today's date, has reach precluding the possibility of remarkable zeal manifested by the Colonial Surgeon this
occasion, contrasted with the. equally remarkable indifference he manifested when smallpox broke out in Hongkong last year-
zatisfying ourselves as to the
To the Editor of the "China, Mail,"
Hongkong, 13th January,
1853:
Sir-The columna of your peper issued last Thursday, malte allusion I presume to the clipper ship the Witch of the Wave, and in connection therewith contain assertions which are calculated to produce very general but un- founded alarm, It la true that the vessel alluded to put into this part on her way from St Francisco to Shangal, with small-pox on board. Her anchor was hardly down at sun-sot before the Harbour →
master
aponsulted me rum.
and
measures of
this morning. Counsel for the this morning on a stretcher, a the circumstang Vention which
Appearing at Kowloon Court
35-year-old unemployed
eight months
by
Mr for
of
SMD-
Im-
parties agreed that certain costs should be reserved, certain paid Macao, Mak Yuen, was
tenced to by the Indonesian Government, and
prisonment
D.F. the remaining portion be-
house- tween Juan Ysmael and Co. Rellly-Mayne
larceny, and as- (four-fittha), and Anthony Lah, breaking and trading as A.W. King, of Tele-saulting a Police officer. phone House (one-fifth). The
defendant pleaded nol latter (who had brought a claim
guilly to the last charge. for $25,580 against the Tasik- malaja for ship's necessaries), was represented by Mr Charles Instructed by Stewart and Co.
The
The Chinese detective who apprehended the defendant was praised by the Magistrate for the why In which he had handled the case.
Mr Justice Reeze had disenissed According to the Prosecution, motions brought by the Govern the defendant and another man ment at the Republic of Indonesia came to Hongkong on December In connection with the Tasilana- 15 from Macao. They went to a lala. The Indonesian Govern-hatel in Nam Shan Street, and ment sought to set aside the writ after a while they left for Muk of summons and all subsequent Li Ha Village. proceedings In 1wo actions
.:
brought by different parties Here they approached one of against the Tasikmalaja on the the huts and opened the rear grounds that the Government had window. Taking an eight-foot bamboo pole, they, lifted various teen impleaded. to
articles of clothing from the hut.
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The latest posting times for registered articles are generally one hour earlier than the times shown below. Particulars re- garding parcel matts can be an certained by enquiry at any post ance, ปี
In a radio. broadcast, Lacson called Montesa "Incompetent" and an "Ignoramus" for render-
decision acquitting former high police official on a charge which Lacson had been instrumental in Bling-United Prest.
No see the time, but never did the attackers back with heavy Force, plans deliveries Jumping Missing Plane
no more till the coppers came casualties. up in Bow district.”
•
Case
in
on. Tokyo, o Communist com-/ love that figure at over 800 per
The Full Court, reversing Mr When they had finished they Justice Reece's decision, hold went to a hut under construction that the proceedings impleaded and put on some of the stolen the Government of the Republic | clothing. of Indonesia, and awarded thom Judgment.
Both the Indonesian Govern ment and Junn Yamael and Co. claim a right to the Tasikmalaja.
$100 Fine
For Assault
As they were approaching another hut, they were accosted by two detective police stablas on patrol.
con-
his
DPC 341 in giving evidence said that on the night of the incident, he saw the two men and asked them
to stop. They said that they were going to the Lee Wah Mul Factory to sock employment, but he became suspicious and told them to raise their hands,
As they did so, the defendant Chan Sam, a 41-year-old un-struck the Police officer, and the licensed hawker, residing at the two men started to flee. The staircase of No. 1, East Street, | defendant threw stones at the Quarry Bay, was fined $100 or | pursuing policemen, who shouted four weeks and bound over in that they would shoot if they did $500 for two years, by Mr Poon-not stop. As the two men Yan-hoi at Central this morn- not heed their warning. the
wit ing for assaulting Chan Pong, nets fired three shots into the and causing bodily harm. alt. The two men did not tako any notice, so he shot the defen- dant in the leg..
MONDAY, JANUARY 12 By Alr Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30 pan.. C.P.A
Indo-China. (Tonkin only), 430 p. C.P.A.
Fortress, USA.
B (Seattle Western States) Canada, S DITI ILKAJN.W.AL
Japan,
p.m. B.O.A.C. By Surface Miscao, 9 a.m.;-6 p.m.,, ss. Lee Hong Tak Shing,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 Manila, Jan. 12.
By Air Malaya, Indonésia, Australia, New The contingent of air-sca Zealand. 8 a.m., via C.P.A. rescue patrul planes, which Klart Burma India. Pakistan, the Mindoro-Manila Africa, Greet Britain, Europe, li area the whole day on Sunday, 0.0.A.C
Indo-China, France, French North for the light plane piloted by & West Africa, 430 p.m.. Air Viet- the Manila businessman, Thomas nam. Fraloil, would not find any traco Philippines, Guam, Hawaii, USA.
Canada, p.m.P.A.1. of the missing aircraft.
from 130 a month in 1950 to over United Nalicos Headquarters 650 a month now. He added: announced that an "We. hope by next spring to was found proved, THE
combed last month, and that is for the Air and a police ofleer went Dantes (about 300 men)
Allied
Force slone."-United Press. Into the box to speak about the night attacked
holding characters of the boys.
Capitol Hill Both had several times been central ecotor. They were beaten in trouble, both were on licence off in a 50-minute baltic.
Ha
10
troops The
from Borstal. Or Richard, the The new land-based planes officer sald: "He lives with a that were able to take off yea
in murky, crippled mother and two sisters. weather attacked gun positions
terday
overcast His father die
years didn't "He dic, he left," cried and bunkers along the front Richard, with sudden bitter line, the 5th Air Force said.
Naval planes were unable to passion Was it in that UG- feigned bitterness the clue to fly because of the weather.
The Air Force sald Super- the boy's own failure lay?
Robert's story was told. He fortresses from Okinawa and earned a £0 weekly wage, and Japan struck at marshalling from
I gave his widowed yards on North Korean railway mother £3 Bs. So he, whose lines just before and after mid- crimes included theft, assault, night last night.-Rouler. wilful dhanage, paid more thaifre
y for his keep than many Blameless youths with longer
do.
Commissioners will be consulted regarding your return to Borstal," the magistrate said, and added pointedly, “repărate Borstals."
Bread Blamed For Food Poisoning
Tervis, N. Italy, Jan, 11. Doctors tonight blamed bad bread for an outbreak of food polsoning which sent 20 Italians to hospital and claimed nearly 200 other sufferers.
The two youths went out and jeft us wondering which they really were-apprentice crimin- nis, or fatherless boys taking refuge in crime from their fear The outbreak of illness of responsibilities that had come in the villages of Cessalto and upon them at too early an age." Ghirrano.--Reuter,
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SALESWOMAN'S MISSION
London, Jan. 11.
Howell, widow of a Navy of
Elderly Mrs Elizabeth Pleton cer, is on her way from Eng- 1nd to Malaye to sell electric cookers to Malayans, who have always cooked their rice in a kwalla utensil Atted into a clay-lined charcoal bucket.
There will soon be a market for electric, cookers, however, as two power stationa are being opened next month, one Singapore and the other near Kuala Lumpur-Reuter.
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INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION-
111 The six scores can only have been 2-0, 1-0. 3-0, p—1. (a)*** must have won one match. So . with the sakna posi-
DUET DAYo was two. Their resulta therefore ware 1-0.
(15). The totals (for and against) of A and N-exceed thous of a mod by two. Bp © won 1-0 agattiat arne table can now plen
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STři Lizards beat the Axalotis:
(London) Kupress Service,
The missing plane, a single way to Manila last Friday after engined Swift-125, was on its leaving the Cebu Airport.
Indications that
There
were
|
Malaya, Ceylan, Slam, Burma. | Pakistan, 39iddle East. Great Bri-
tam, Europe, 8 pm. 9.0.A.C.
Hong Tek Sing.
by Surface Macao, P.m.; 0 pm. m Leo
China, People's Repubilo 8.30 am. izein via Canton.
Koces, Noon, as Ean Ülas Japan, Hawall, U.S.A., Central : &
Fren.
South Americs, Hoon,
the plane might have developed engine trouble, in the air. Cleveland. Franco-Presse.
Typhoons And
The At-Bomb
India, Pakistan, 1 pz., as Mathilde Buerak.
Malaya, Noon, as Benvenue, Japan, am. Korea.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 -
By Alr
Formosa, Japan, 3 am, yix GAT Siam, Malaya, Indonesia) Australis, New Zealand, 4.30 pm., CPA, Formosa, Oktnews," UBA. (Naw YOTK).
Canada, .0 pm. #IKAI INWAL. Manila, Jan. - 12.
Украп, 4 т. Д.О.Л.С. Typhoons connot be caused,
~ By, Burface or prevented, by atomie.ex-
Maçao, 9 am, 6 pm, se Lee Hong/ Takinople's Repailio, 9,30 a.m. plosions, it was announced by Dr Harry Wexiar, the Chief of train via Canion, the Scientifle Services Division States. Woother of the United Bureau
Insp. Pope, prosecuting stated that on January 2, de- fendant teased Chan's wife by kissing her
the face during husband's absence. When tho
adid
husband returned she told him TRAIN SMASH
al
the
defendant's conduct.
the defendant at his residence, and slapped him for teasing his wife, Latur in the day, de- fendant and another man came to Chan Pong's house and ns- saulted him, for revenge,
The Police were notified, but neither. Chan Sam, nor his opmpanion could be located,
Chan Pong the went to see IN C. LUZON
On January 10, defendant reported to the Police and surrendered himself.
Manila, Jan. 12. Twenty-seven persõp
pany
were
me of her infected state,
The me concerning
demanded. Tha American Consul was also 'mont prompt in his exertions in the matter. He sent very peremp
orders to the Captain to confine his crew on board. Early on the morning following her arrival here,
bout polico was nlongside to
prevent all but necessary communica tion with the shore, and thọ Colonial Surgeon went on board
#
adopted immediate, measures for removing the in- fected cases from the ship and placing it in the most complete Isolation.
The quarantine restrictions were continued es long
Were deerned they necessary. The result of these measures is, that the patient- the second officer of the ship— has completely recovered, and the discuse has been most
prevented effectually from spreading. There existed
in the most insalubrious and contaminated quarters occurrence of the events detall- of the town, previously to the ed above, a few cases of small- pox, but the Colony, usually so much invaded by the disease at this season of the year, is most remarkably exempt from it at this present time. Thus !! appears that your *public zeal led you into error both in spirit and in fact I am sir, your abodlent servant,
WILLIAM MORRISON, ASIATIC SOCIETY
оп
At the monthly Meeting of the China Branch of the Asiatic Society held at their rooms Wednesday, after the nomina- flon and election of new mem- following gentlemen bers, the were appointed Office-bearers for the year 1859:
President, H, E. Dr Bowring;
Tho Vice-Presidents,
Lard Bishop of Victoria, Hon. W. T. Mercer; Council, J. C. Bowring, W. H. Medhurst, P. D. Marges ker: Secretary, Andrew Short-
Treasurer, Robert Rlenare
redo.
extracts
Dr Bowring read from the writings-both in proSD and verse-of Commissløver Lin, and gave many
curious
particulars of the early life and studies of that remarkable man. A paper was also read on the Eagre, or Great Tidal Flow of waters In. Hang-chow Bay, as witnessed by Dr Macgowan of injured, six of them seriously, Ningpo, the writer of the when a Manila Railway Com- | paper, which gaya many Tocomotiva sunnahed a particulars of sundry great motor-powered passenger train invasions of the "Well of Waters, in a head-on collision, at San and of the superstitions
con- Zone e da con zon year nocted therewith. The paper was terday
referred to the Committee of
Tho The train was almost totally Publication.
President wrecked and It took rescue reported, that
further
Com partles almost an hour to re- munications were promised on move victims from the mished the subject of ancient porcelain conched---United Press,
battles that he had caused enquiries to be instituted as to Brki extent, causes. consequences of infanticido in China, and that there was no reason to anticipate any deff- 6. Programme Summary: 8.00, child.
ciency of a supply of Interesting ren's Half Hour presented by: Bally.
matter from sundry quarters Ann (Btudio); '850,-Portuguese linf Hour (Studio); : 7, "Time. Bignal,
PRATAN SALVAGE World News and Nows Talk thonë
Amsterdam, Jan, 11: don Relay): 115, London Studio
Two weeks ago, wo`mada has asked Dutch some remarks on the reported
· Malodies -- The cond, by George Melachrino with police to search for a 21-year- wreck on the Pratos Shoal, and the Peter Knight Bingers (UBCTS) old Dutch neeman in connection the morning after they ap
Radio Hongkong
HX.T.
Metachrina Orch.
745. Arlist of the Wook-Herbert
Police Search For Seaman
Britain
the
Jansson (Baritone): 730, Weather With the murder of the 10-year peared, H. M. Steamer" Hermes Report:: 8. La Boutique Fantasqua oki Patricia Curran, - daughter was despatched" to the scent, (lossini)....Orchestra Stabile of an Irish judge, police sources whence sho" returned on the Accademia Di Banta Cecilla cond, said tonight.
What evening of the 6th, with several (Btudio); · 0.20, by: presented by Zom
The What
Seaman's · name. was hundred more bales of cotton Phillips (Studioj;* 9, Landserpes given an Bartold Schuitema, from the Charlotte, which after
man. 1. Keimscott Manar
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kis
Cow Sets A Record Aik Dr Join Uri; Pollen said he deserted from all proved to be only the wreck
ship last year and was pax,the Pratas; ang though threo, 515, Recon Treview presented by find in Britain at the, and of months have elapsed since the Curtin Hindson: "thïudio); 15,
camò in the His, statement
that the wake of local fears
Buonos Aires, Jan, 11. typhoons, which devaslated the A cross-bred Argenting-Dutch
Consurin Philippine in 1952, were cosumed cow named
today by the various explosións in establishod à now, world record the tests of atomic and hydrogen for five-year cows by producing bomba in several Pacife atolla." some 3,000 gallons of milk in
-Fratico-ProRRICU
350 days—United From A
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