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CHINA MAIL
Asia Looking To The Dominion
For Support
FROM H. KING WOOD
Sydney, Jan. 9. -
Asia today is on the move. Nationalism is on the upsurge and no retrogade forces could possibly keep this avalanche in check, High Com- missioner for India, Mr Duleepsingh ji, declared this week.
He said that even the most cursory look at the map would show how Nature, in its original design, aimed to link the fortunes of Asia and Australia.
"Australia is young in years, hence full of vitality. She has no past to contend with or out-grow. Her history is not marked by any imperialistic ventures. She stands out in South East Asia as a progress- ive, democratic country," he said.
EL
"Australia's support moral į
The HIGH HOPES
whole
which town, ani material to neigh- In spite of the loss of these turned out to see the race - bouring
countries
Davis struggling sturs, Australian
Cup wan by the canoe was later to secure their birth-right" of captain Harry Hopman believes marooned for five hours as the self-determination will
we can all be counted on for a Crock came down go
flood, in long way towards strengthening spirited defence of the Cup later blocking their return, the ties between the Asian this year. Countries,""
Hopman even suggests that without Sedgman and McGregor
challenge bride in the last
Ken Roscall Mery Rose,
and the Lewis Hood would have given the Americans moments,
A tiny, shy Japanese arrived in Sydney by airliner yesterday with two suitcases £1 note and burst into tears when she learned that there was no one at the airport to meet her."
and a
now
round
RICE INDUSTRY
More should be known about potentiallifes of the Northern Territory rice Industry nasty by Aprli thon ever before. u low
Seeding of a large experi- mental form 40 miles from
certain:
pared.
One thing is very All
the tennis know-how in Darwin has now been com
will concentrate on picted and another large area a Australia Sho la Mry Poter Pallett, Davis Cup material in the next wife of an RAAF man
12 months so that we can hold few miles away is being pre- Hving in Victori Only the Cup and, like a small boy, 10in high and smartly dressed poke cur tongue out at Mastors the sobbed as she stood alone Sedgman and McGregor and on the airport. Stewards and say...See! hostesses tried to help her, inally discovered that she had to go on to Melbourne,
a
Japanese
A sting in this "death"; than who
grrying
arc
The Pakistan Government has
Bishi, accepted an Australian offer to
in
£11ablished 1845
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1953.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Godown
1192
Cor. 1952 MEA Barvies, kn
"If you know so much about these new-fangled viruses and miracle drugs, why do you bother to call a doctor?"
Assaulted Motor Boat Coxswain
Three army drivers from the RASC attached to the Argyle Street Camp were each fined $175 by Mr D, F. O'Reilly Mayne at Kowloon this morning for assault and two other counts of dis- orderly conduct.
The defendants, William Laird, 19, David Houston, 19. and ordered to pay $15 each as com- pensation to Lee Choy, a cox-
swain of a motor boat for the
injury they had caused to his right eye.
The Police said that the three men engaged the motor boat from
Experts say that the rice In dustry in the Territory has a future larger than the present pastoral industry and it experl- Aments over the next three years death put his own
successful thousands of notice in a Perth, paper after a farmers could be settled on rice By bits and pieces they also drinking bout has been fined forms in the coastal area. learned that she Wi15 called £5 for false pretences, Terrie, that the hud
FIRST AMBASSADOR mei her bushand while both
were at- A bowing, tending
Mr language little mon school, that only last week she Japan's first post-war Reginald Hawkins, 21, were also had sent a cable saying that dor to Australia, has arrived motives under the Colombo Plan, she intended to leave for Aus-
his wife, daughter and They will cost Australia £800 with tralia
month carlier
then various members of his staff. H000. planned.
to set up his Embassy in hopes to
Minister for External Affairs Tho pay-off: Terry burst into Canberra, but if he finds the Mr Richard Casey revealed this tears again at Melbourne when housing situation too acute (he'll week that local firms had already there was no welcoming face, be lucky if he doesn't) he will supplied or had firm book orders Offcials managed to find among open
Kowloon but soon after onces temporary
for about £3,300,000 worth of it had left the wharf they her papers a phone number of Sven
goods for Pakistan-under the Sydney. Parker family, the
whose
́ordared the boat to return. On en the Plan. daughter-in-law is also
A spezial squad of a Jap detectives
arrival they were asked to pay stationed was war-bride (see below) and they Sydney's airport for the arrival
the fare of $2. This they re- sent her there in
fused and they assaulted the of the
A British freighter next week party but Australia No sooner had her taxi' dis-
crew, infilleting first load of a the arrival calmly, wid take the accepled then Pallett arrived. Here are some of the Ambassa appeared
coxswain's eye. shipment of 33,000 tons of coal to
The Police He had been waiting at another dor's slow replies to quick-fire Japan, and three
were summoned and while on Japoneso purt of the airport.
their vessels will take the rest of the
to the station, the battery let off by the press. He jumped into another toxi
Japan no longer had aspica-shipment in the next
three three
quarrelled anti meh and went paste haste to the
weeks. territorial expansion | weeks.
fought among themselves when tions for Parker home
ond that
and was today a country
This will be the first post-war
they arrived at the Station. story ended in smiles,"
only thing that shipment of coal to Japan. The
An officer from the defen, Cherry Parker, irsi Japanese Peace....The war bride to reach Australia, would force Japan to expand coal is said to be of first class dants unit informed the Court That the three drivers had very growing steaming quality. was the great and was also the first Jap. war bride population but birth control was
good military characters. They Australia is sull negotiating had created the disorder be- a child on Australian now being practised to help over with both Hongkong and Pakis to have soil. 'A son has joined come this....A lot of Austra-tan for the sale of coal.
two
cause they were under the in- daughters who were born in tans are in Japan and ho
Buence of drink. Japon
belleved they would come back |
BAN ON DIVERS with sweet memories.
Asked if it was planned to
tuxi.
3
CANT & NONSENSE
dozen
at
of
•
The
Western
way
injury to the
Japanese Government Trouble Over It is a long time since Ausbring service attache to Austra has refused to let Japanese tralia has been subjected to lia, the Ambassador gave a broad divers work in the pearling In-
Ping Pong Ball nt Broome, mble and said: "But we have no dustry such a string of cant and
Australia. services-only a police force. followed nonsense that
the
He ended the interview with a tuning professional of tenntermile: "Japan now has the most stars Sedgman and McGrogor,
peaceful constitution
the After criticising the two world."
players for leaving the amateur
ranks, Sir Normon Brookes,
2
that Sedgman and McGregor were offered jobs carrying ́a salary of thousands a year and of stock-about 20 per cent of
ownership of
a string of sep-
Japan has rejected Austra- In binding over two workórS lo's request for
of the Children's Welfare Centre Soulhom Playground in $1,000 for two years for dis- orderly conduct, Mr Poon Yah- hot sald that if the Police had not
been on the spot when the Incident had occurred, one the defendants
might have Laced ́a'murder charge. The two defendants,
of
Living Language
Why we say Gar goyle.
The dragons, fiends, and misshapen beasts that adorn the churches and cathe- drals of the Middle Ages take their name from the French word "gargouille" which means the throat. They were 50 called because they were de vised in the first place as spouts for rain- water, which appeared to come pouring out of their throats. It also
that happens gouille was the. of a terrible dragon which was said to have ravaged Rouen in the seventh century.
Gar-
name
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 13
By Air Indo-China. France. French North & West Africa, 4.30 p.m.. Air Vlot
m Failippines, Guam, lawall, USA. Canada, 3 D.m., P.A.L..
divers as a protest against Australia's action in keeping Japanese pearling DROUGHT ENDS
flects out of waters adjacent tö Rain this week in some parts the north of Australia, president of that aurust boy of the Northern Territory has
In October Australia approved the Australian Lawn Tennis
the admission Sums | ended
of two-your
up to 24 record Association, who looks upon a drought
Japanese divers for the pearl- which has caused pro. as something that
might
won't season. Approval was only damage and loss which
Malaya, Ceylon. Biam, Burma, come out of a flying saucer, be repaired in our time.
given after a thorough investi-
Pung Pakistan, Middle East, Crest_ Dr. calmly turns around and states
Hung. 24, and Tung Wah-hel, tain, Europe, $p.m. B.O.A.C. Two of the biggest cattle gation to ensure that labour
not available : 17. who appeared' aź Contral
by Surface_ districts have lost 200,000 head for diving was
locally.
this. morning were
Macao, 9 s.m.; 6 p.m., # Leo also fined The lack of these divers may
Malaya, 5 pm, as BoIS VOILLE, $50 each, on the charge, and the Hong/Tek Shing. place the pearling in a bit of first defendant was ordered to Indo-China, 3 p.m., #Bon On.
1 WEDNESDAY, 10 the compensation pay $3
By Air Centre for the chair that he
Formosa, Japan, 9 am.. via CAT. had
damaged in the fight,
4.30 p.m. C.P.A. Formosa, Okinawa, U.S.A) (New Inspector C. Pope said that on New Malaya Indonweis, Australle, Monday the two defendants. had Yark) Canada, p.m...K.A./ an argument over a ping pong N.W.AL
Japan, 6 p.m.. ȚOAC. ball. The first defendant picked up a chair to strike the second player in the fig time. For the
defendant, who grabbed two fast two years Sedgman hus done
choppers to attack his assallant. nothing but play tennis, and for steeds and one man is carling patches he could and and great-A Police officer, who was on at least eight months of that water 11 miles & day in a cart ly amused a big crowd of the spot, then. intervened, and time travelled the world. Surely for his wife and four
thildren. youngsters.
arrested the men. meninis the he has not done all that out of Unless
raine become The monkey, Jimmy, had his pocket and lived?
the total cattle population the Territory.
On the
of
a spot.
In A
vico stations',
What's the difference? When drought has wiped out half the usually, lush tableland does an amateur come through
hett Some stations, however,
Innd.
merry
in Spree
the thin re line and suddenly saved cattle by moving them Melbourne suburb find herself a pro?
Ravel
an escaped On people's The humbug about it all, of hundreds of miles into Queens monkey knocked
doors, frightened several elderly course, is that there is no such
The Vester meat organisation women, invaded fowl and thing as a true amateur tennis
has two gangs working long ate all the eggs he could find.
up all tho hours siniding bores on home cleaned
lettuce
No one is bierning the two many homesteads may escaped from a sideshow near-
to be abandoned.
On
been up to monkey tricks. New Year's Day he gleefully tore up £18 In notes.
by by unchaining himself. players for all this, of course. Where rain has fallen, how- It isn't the first time he has Two more docent sportsmen it ever, it has dong a magnificent would be hard to And. But the job up, to eight inches in sooner the big shots in main some areas setting on the aporia come out in the, open and move again creeks which have tell the wash customers that the only way to gut first cines players boen dried beds for nearly two
yours. in major ports is to pay those
Tennant Crock, near the players decent money, for the, time they devote to the gaine the heart of Australia, celebrated sooner we wil have less non by holding its first "boat race sense of the typo revealed by Bira rubber, dingy and home
made canoe. Norman Brooker.
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THE EDITOR
Co. & APL LETTERS TO Bring Appeals Before Full Court
Two appeals in respect of 50 bundles of Buntal fibre, stored in the HK and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., were jointly heard by the Full Court, comprising the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice E. H. Williams, this morning.
They
He
Shamshuipo Stonch
Sir,-Tho same pestilential stench which until soma short time ago "perfumigated" the Nullah Kowloon City sea-end and vicinity, is arising how daily, most of all when tho clbilde has receded and lald bare the silted-up for Ferry from the Shamshulpo Whart in Shamshulpo to the end of the waterfront where the Non Cheong Street Blthy nullah empties itself into the sen. The obvious reasons are the roas
Day
and
The first appeal, brought by the Godown Company, was against the judgment of Mr Justice Recce (Pulsnes
human excremental matter Judge) made on November 1, 1952. Appellants ask the flowing into the water from the Court to set the judgment aside and that they be given large
large diameter W.C. drainage leave to interpload and that the Universal Development pipe right at the side of the Co., Ltd., (one of the respondents) be ordered to pay the ferry whar!, ir. a mighty stream continuously, as well as all the costs in those proceedings and costs of the appeal.”
filth from the nullah discharges. These excremental matters de- The respondents are the ment Company (UDC).
pose themselves at low water Thivenend Development Co.,i prezentel a copy of n bill of on the badly silted-up fore- Ltd., of 15, Ice House Street, lading in respect of the goods and the American President and said that the original share mudbanks stretching
good distance Into the
and Lines Ltd., of" St George's had "bean
deposited In the
out o really pestilential Bunding.
give Supremo Court. The bill In the second appeal,
and nauseating stench from the lading produceti appeared to which the entire neighbourhood American President Lines Ltd her
hear the endorsement of with its are asking for an order that Trading Company in favour of
numerous inhabitants, the judgment of Mr Justice the UDC and also to have been
shope and ince bus traffic is
The The (Fulane Judge) dated endorsed b Ncert
by that Company. November 1,
Shamshulpo ferry wharf is an 1952, declaring The bill of lading however had
important traffic centro now, that
there
adveroo no entorsement by the
APL were no
serving claims to
not less than two ferry the 50 bundles of the amidavit went on.
routes and two bus routes, and Continuing.
the Buntal fibre, the subject matter
armant for the Authorities to allow of those proceedings, and that said that the party wished to
scandalous state the Godown Company were not settle all out
outstanding charges. affairs to continue any longer is entitled to reller by way of Mr Henderson
then stated that plain contempt for the people's Interpleader, be rescinded and the circumstances relating to health in this neighbourhood.
coots In those pro- the storage of the goods by APL
be, as In remedy would ceedings and the costs of the were emphasised to the parties.
Kowloon City
nullah appeal be paid by the Universal It was also explained that the lengthen the excremental
Lbd. Development Co.,
goods would only be delivered
charge drain pipa well, Appearing for the Godown on the order of the storers, the low-water mark, Company are Mr Charles E. APL, and that if instructions Loseby, QC, and Mr Oswald were received to deliver the Cheung, both instructed by Mr goods as requested, then they RA, Wadeson, of Messrs Dea-would be delivered. cone.
think the
ما
KNEW OF DISPUTE Mr Loseby said that Mr Chen
and
tho
The Universal Development Co., Ltd. are represented by Mr and Mr Kan had only to walk Percy Chen and Mr. D. A. L.
over to the APL offices Wright, both on the instruc-
say that they were the Hong of Mr Y.K. Kan of Messrs holders of the bill of lading and Lo and Lo.
would the APL hand them godown warrants and authorise them to take delivery of goods. Counsel said Wilkinson did nothing of the kind because they imew that there was a dispute between themselves and the APL as to the right to the possession of these goods,
Counsel said that the UDC, through their solicitors, later
The Hon. Loo d'Almadı, QC, and. Mr Brook A. Bernacchi, both instructed by Mr PJ Griffiths of Messra and Grist, are for the American President Lines Ltd.
the that they
An application by Mr Ber- nacchi for the two appeals to be taken together was granted by the Court. Tao application was supported by Mr Loseby seat a letter asking for delivery and Mr Chen ruised no objec-of the goods. Blon
Fuch
The
out into where tho
Into
of
to
dia-
·below farther Shamshulpo Bay gross excremental matter would be swept away by the
currents,
deep water, thus preventing this decaying, matter to remain on and permeate the flat mudbanks the and remain circulating in
shallow waters ebbins of the off-shore.
The same pestilential stench from the Kowloon City nullafi was quickly and effectively stopped by His Excellency the Governor giving orders in Council to the PWD to Im-
extend the W.C.. mediately drainage pipe for the necessary length in the sea, and WAS DONE.
too much to hope that promptest
attention will be given to the same grave stench poisoning the life of the in-.
of habitants and movement
As far as the Godown Com- OPENS CASE
pany was concerned, any claims, 19 times out of 20, wore adverso people around the Shamshul the Opening for
Godown daims to the right of possession ferry wharf bund in Company, Mr Loseby said that of goods, however that right po? Do our Powers That Bo the two appeals both sought to might be derived, Mr Losoby zald. need accumulating public com- reverse a judgment of Mr. JusTM.
--The UDC were trying to argue plaint to do what-is-their- Lice Recco dated November 1, that the Godown Company knew specialised duty? Let us hope 1952, In tho appeal of the there was no dispute, said Coun-
not. Godown Company, Counsel said sel and throughout the case it SHAMSHUIPO FOREIGN he was
asking for a further appeared as though his cilents
RESIDENT. that they order,
be were claiming that the adverse namely, given
leave the
in
bundics
session
Пыл
matter
όχι which had been
for Was
interplead claims were based on ownership.
the
Don
to
50 The Godown Company_nevtr of
bre, disputed ownership, Mr Loseby Buntal
far in their pos- said, "we have our duty to per- form as godown keepers and it some time and which
adversely claimed appears to us that there are both the Universal
adverse claims affecting our duty to the possession of these goods. and
the Company.
On June 30, 1952, the Godown President Linc
Company received a letter from Laseby said that the APL Messrs Lo and Lo on behalf of delivered to the Godown Com- UDC, demanding delivery of the
of Buntal fibre goods and threatening to issue
by
Mr
pany 50 bales
of
Hearing is continuing.
April 13, 1952. It was a writ unless the goods were dell-
ordinary completely
godown vered, said Countel transaction and the bre_was received by the Godown Com- pany in the ordinary course of business.
On June 15, 1951, his clients received instructions in writing to have the goods put on monthly storage and to hold the goods to the order of the asked that APL. The lotter the relative godown warrant be sent.
MAN FOOLS
Down Memory Lane'
Sir,-As
I
Ilcence-paying
rcdio Ilstener I applaud your leading article voicing dis approval about the removal of above programmja from the air. It is about the only Pro- al gramma which caters to tastes and in these troubled times, there is nothing sweeter than to be able to escape into another world. This 19
what
'Down Memory
does to me and I'm sure it does the same to a host of others. It takes me back to those care- free pre-atomic: days when the world was a lovely place to live
In.
If it is a case of something really having to go, how about
•and shift mosily picked up out of some musical library?
CONSTABLE cutting out the long hair stuff,
For fooling a detective into Counsel said that a · godown | giving him $80 and parning warrant for 30 bales of Buntal Els fountain pen, a 30-year-old obre and a godown warrant for unemployed, Leung Kam-yuen, 20 bales were sent on June 17, was sentenced to four months* and July 13, 1951, respectively. hard labour by Mr Poon Yan-
The Importance of the two hot at Central this moming. godown warrants meant, sald Counsel, that for the third time the precise nature of the holding by the Godown Company was put in writing and stressed, namely, that the goods were held to the order of the API..
to
G. F. d'AQUINO.
Changing Of
The defendant pleaded guilty The Guard
of obtaining both charges money under falso pretences, and unlawful pawning.
The 1st Battalion the Royal Lister Rifles took over the Force guard duties in the Calony from the 1st Battalion
Welch
thip the
Regiment
cere morning in an impressive mony.
Starting from Murray Parado Ground, the RUB guards, Ied by their Band, marched up Gardon Road
towania Government. Along the way, guards Housuke over ut Flag-
· "and Headquarters, Land Forces, D-
•Aller
assuming their duties at Government House, the HUR
staff
Inspector C. Pope prosecuting said that on December 24, the LIABILITY ADMISSION defendant rang up DPC 950 and Counsel said that the warrants told him that he had some in- constituted
of formation for him.- fla admission Habilly "by the Godown Com- He met him the following day. pany to the APL, that certain at the Kee Heung Yuen Cafo goods had been deposited with and fold the detective that ho his clients and the terms on knew four Chinese men who 147, which they had been deposited were robbers and had possesion
Godown cool, namely that the of some arms. He said that part Godown Company no right they had committed a robbery to dispose of the goods except at at Kowloon City. He then ask- the order of the APL.
ed the detective for $50, which Nothing happened to the goods was given to him." until June 25, 1962, Mr Loseby From Docember 29-31, the went on. Ho rald he would now defendant got another $30 from
On the way down, the Welch read an affidavit made by Mr the detective the detective the Royal Ulster fines to Mur guards were led by the Band of John' Henderson of the Clodown On January
the affirm took the defendant to the Cen- ray Barracks where they un-; in which ant
and "Mr | facin on the alleged robbers, Lleut-Col
DSO, bour Cathodeni: 2010, 26 the pule Y.K. Kan and two eller rated dant saked, the defective for his Royal Ulster Rifles was hresent HMS Birminghorn wearing the Boheberazade "Dymphote-Bulle,
whom he dki flag of Rear-Admiral, E. G. A Op. ** *5** * Rimsky-Koriskow)Kroert
Ansotmes onnduo ng L'Orebatire De let the Company's office and fountain pen, as he said he at the ceremony Ciliard, CB, Bred a personal e Societe Ines-Conceited
• Du Commer saluto of 27 guna to the Convito De Parus mener maid that they wished to effect wanted it to write things down, mander-in-Chick on his arrival. Report: Aftadiorewheel delivery of the 10 bales of when he met the robbers, This salute was replied to recorded Rendas Relay) ; Buntal abre on behalf of their Next day tha a defendant
Goodal i Music: God Gave the clients the Univecial Develop- pawned the peni HMS Alert with 18 guns,
Qon?-11.30, Close down.
HMS Alert wearing the flag nt. Admiral the Honourable Sir Guy
Commander-in-Chief of the Far
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guards presented arms to, the outgoing Welch guards.
F. Russell, KCB, CHE; DSO; Moya Hea.. D. Appointment with Cowald that on June 20❘ tra, Palles stations for: more 'ixed bayonimmons G
(Studio); 10. Chole of the Giraes | MÝ
པ་
¡East 'Station' entered Harbour; atented by the Rav: Father T. V. Ryan, Pervy z Chen OF DEFECT" | Afterliha Interview, the delen; Commanding ::: Odileér: -of-**- tha".
'10 o'clock this morning.
The take-over was
received
by Captain W. R. H. Charley of. the RUN from Captain .B. Bingley of the Welch. Regiment.
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