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Kenya Government Criticised By Council Members

Nairobi, Jan. 16.

The Kenya Legislative Council today voted £750,000 for the fight against the Mau Mau terror. but not before white settlers' representatives had criticised Government slowness in meeting the threat.

"The Government is always one step behind," Mr Michael Blundell, leader of the elected Euro- pean members said,

There was nothing to stop a gunman with an auto- mutic weapon entering the Legislative Council chamber and cutting down some of the members, he declared.

He asked for a Defense Coun--

The

from

Lancashire Fusiliers ell to co-ordinate the campaign | combing out the area between

Laikipipla against Mou Mau. It should in- Mount

and the elude the Government members | Aberdare range today closed in concerned and one representative į one armed gangs of Mau Mau from each of the races repre- ruspecia. rented on the unofelul side of An official spokesman sald the Legislative Counell-Euro-iniportant results were expect-

Asions and ed Africans.

the Lancashire peans, Arabs,

Fusiliers drive and "Operation Mr Blundell said a village Longstop" further south--Reu- system should be devised afford. ter. Ing both physical and psycholo- gical protection to Kikuyu tribesmen opposed to Mis Mau

He added that the country would have to be prepared for

prepu further incident for same time.

POLICE HELPED

Police investigatio

had been a great increase in the Information given. Mr Potter added,

helped by a amount of

every

Radio Hongkong

R.K.T.

" Programme Summary: 6.02. The Government Chlef Secre- Broadca+! tex Schools Names Fawker" lary, Mr Henry S. Potter, said that made History" "Guy

DUCTS): 4 20

Hall Queen's that though "shocking incl-

Light Orchestra: 6.30, Old Time dents" continued, “I do most Ballroom with Sydney Thompson Armly believe there has been and lils Orchestra (BBCTB); 7. Time Bignal, World News and News Talk continulag

London Relay): 1.15, Talking about engkong: By Dr-8. G. Davis, and Rev. Father T. Ryan (ftecorded!; Tintagel (Bax). New Bym- phony

cond. by Orch.

En Chosent; 7.43, Songs by Lawrence Arrests had been made for Tibbett Baritone); 1.00, Weather

murder of

Report: B. lure Is Served: 8.45, The Europeantage of Britain This Fortress" and there was

an increasing ; (UCT); written by Major Lewis number of arrests for murders Hastings. Produced by David Porter

Hour Classical 9.13. Music Lovera of Africans.

Requests presented by Curtis Hind- The Finance member, Mr E. on (Studio): 10.15, The Human Body A Vasty,

said ghting the New Senies for cld. A Feature Progtamme edird by Professor 8. C. 135,000 emergency cost

Zuckerman, CD FIS, (BECTB); -month, which could be found 45, Dancing Tune - with Red 10.50. without

and his Pennies; extra

But he Nichols jaxes.

Weather Report: 11, Radio News Reel said the military

had

Rot yet

inlecorded London Relay); 1.33, put in claim for extra expendi- Goodnight Bule New Light Sym- ture or for bringing in a butta-phony Orchestra: God Save the llon of the Lancashire Fusiliers Queen: 11.50. Close Down.

now hunting Mau Mau men

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A settlers'

representative,

Group Captain 1.R. Briggs, sait the Mau Mau threat had not waned at all, and accused Mr Polter of complacency. He the need to refer criticised emergency measures to London and said: "Full powers to deni with the emergency transferred to this

and at once."

must be country-

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1953.

Celebrates His 78th Birthday

Temperature 7 Below In Korea

Seoul, Jan. 16. The temperature plunged to seven degrees below zero in Korea last night as the Communists jabbed sharply

at

three United Nations outposts near the Pukhan river on the central front.

An Eighth Army Folding party which yesterday hit Com-

munist positions east of Pan-

munjom in daylight inflicted 54 casualties on the Communists, an Army briefing officer sald. They also destroyed bunkers and machine gun posts under cover of air strikes and tank

fre.

The officer said 37 of the Communist enstalties were estimated killed:

Communist troops yesterday made their first daylight asrault on the Snipers Ridge area "for a very long time," the briefing officer sald.

Allied defenders threw them back-ufter the Chinese-Lot close enough in to throw grenades.

Superfortresses from Okinawa switched their attack for the first night this week from the Communist rail and road supply system on the North Koreau

German Federal Chan- cellor Dr Adenauer, with his daughter Løtte, ad- mires a unique birthday cake resembling the trunk of a knolly tree which was presented to him at his home in Bonn by local tradesmen in celebration. of his 78th birthday.

London Express,

DISPUTED

MARRIAGE

Hearing By Privy Council Adjourned

London, Jan. 15.

•

After three days of legal argument concoming the mar ringe of a wealthy Jewish mer- chant and a Chinese woman in Singapore,

Accident Sequel

WOMAN

DRIVER CHARGED

An accident occurred at Blue Pool Road on Novem- ber 24 last year in which six-year-old Chinese child was knocked down by a car and subsequently

a

Sheaffer's TM SNORKEL

COURT SUSTAINS BREACH OF CONTRACT CLAIM

sum of

Judgment for the plaintiffs in the $144,480 and costs was delivered by Mr Justice E. H. Williams at the Supreme Court this morning in an action for breach of contract brought by the Hongkong Chih Bee Company Ltd., of Chung Tin

Living Language

Why we say Cider.

This typically English drink, the fermented juice of applès, finds the origin of its name in, the

Hebrew "shekar” which means strong drink. In Wickliffe's translation of the Bible ver. 15 of

Building, fourth floor, against the Crescent Cor-Chapter 1 of St. Luke poration, of '11 Hollywood Road,

The contract was in respect of 500 metric tons of Indian white crystal sugar.

were

not

The defendants present in Court, nor were they legally represented.

MrBrook A. Bernacchi, Instructed by Mr A. B. O'Dowd Booth, represented the plaintifTS,

Glving evidence, Khaw Teow suan, manager of the Import department of the plaintiff firm, said that during July 1952, he entered into n contract with one Mr Behall, manager of the defendant Arm, by which his firm was to buy from the defendants 500 metric tons of

appears "He schal not drynke wyn and sydir", This now appears in the Authorised Version 19 "He shall drink neither wine nor strong drink”.

More Pay

For Mail "Specials" Notices

Pay and allowances of the the Indian white crystal sugar, Special Constabulary and On August 7, witness went the Hongkong Police Re- on, he pened the necessary serve, when called out for letter of credit through the Mervantlle Bank. In

In the latter

part

active service or in training,

of August, Behall asked will be the same rates as him if he could extend the time other members of the emer- ΟΙ the shipment of the sugar gency services would be for 30 days. He told Behall ho

posting

The latest times of shown below are, those for un- registered correspondence posted at G.P,0., Hongkong. The latest porting times elsewhere which, in general, are eariler than the Q.P.0, times, can be ascertained by enquiry at the local once.

The latest posting times for registered articles are genitaliy one hour earlier than the times - shown below. Particulars 20 garding parcel malis can do kê- certained by enquiry at any post GMC.

p

FRIDAY, JANUARY 19 fty Air

Indo-China, France, French North

& West Africa, 130 pan. Phir Viel nam,

Philippines Quam, Hawall, USA, Forma

Okinawa, USA. (Sottle

& Western States), Canada, ò p.m.

agreed to this, provided he lot eligible to receive under the him have the name of the ship same circumstances. In question.

This announcement, made in Behall told him he would the Government Gazelle today, tell him the name of the ship is contained in an explanatory later, but in fact.did not do so.note to regulations cited as the Witness went on to say that on Emergency (Special Constabut September 8, Behall wrote him, lary) (Amendment) Regulations, saying that his firm dif not want 1953, and the Police Reserva

(Amendment) Regulations, to carry out the contract

TWO CONTRACTS

1053. The Exp Khow told the Court et this that

the pay and

N. Borneo, Australia, New Zealand.. *** 6 pm, QEA, members

Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, Middia morning Mrs F. P. Baker, had contracted to sell 100 tons the Special Constabulary were East B, B.C.AC.

of sugar the Mau Tai Hong eligible to of room 230, Repulse Bay at $37 per picul, and 50 tons Hotel, was charged before to the Shing Kee I'mm

receive

Japan, é pin, 2.0.A.C. have been

By Surface to Police Force rates, equaled to

Macao, D air, & pm, a Lee Hong/ the and not to the rates applicable

Australi, New Zealand,” 5 pan., De When the defendants let him to the Royal Hongkong down, witness stated, he in- fence Force and the Essential Changte formed the two flams accordingly. Services Corps. This was now They refused to cancel the con- felt to be inequitable and the tracts they had made with him, effect of the regulations is no but later agreed to do so on explained above. condition that he sue the defend- ont firm.

died of her injuries. This stage that on August 5, 2is dam ollow into states H.KANWAL

Mr Thomas Tam at Con-same price.. tral for driving without due care and attention.

at

Mr Bernacchi told the Court

that at 12.45 pm, on November that in their letter to the plain Government

The accused is defended by Mr. J. P. Grifiths, Sub-Insp. the Judicial Com-Moor is prosecuting mittee of the Privy Council

The first witness for the again adjourned today the hear-prosecution was Chan Tong, ing of an appeal brought by tram conductor, who testifled

merchant's brother. the

Mr Isaac Penhos was appeal- 24 he was near the scene of the ing against a decision of the accident when he saw a child Singapore Courts upholding the walking along, eating some validity of the marriage be thing. He heard a car pass him tween his brother, Mr Abraham and when he looked again, he Penhas, and Tan Soo Eng in saw that the child was lying

fact-down on the road.

He shouted out to the car that someone

been had

knocked of down, and saw the vehicle slow down and stop, Witness took note of the car's number, and ran to phone the Police.

1037.

-The case ázose out of a polition by Tan Soo Eng for letters of administration in the estate Mr Abraham Penhas who died in 1942.

Their Lordships had been told that at the wedding ceremony a "vonerable Chinese gentleman" hed asked the parties if they The Alr Force Bald they were willing to become man and picked out group of Com-wife. Both had said "yes".

coasts.

munist barracks for their assault early this morning and dropped 100 tons of bombs on them

The target near Hulchon just north of Korch's "waistline" was a group of military build-

struction, the Air Force said.. Pilots reported they had opposition except from raced past them without dring. They mid they could see nothing but smoke when they left the area.-Reuter,

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Mis A. J. A. Temple, QC, for Mr

at Penhas, referred to cases dealing with the adaptation of Singapore with the object, ho

the English common law in

Witness beatified that he saw cluding the driver, whom he three passengers in the car inm. identified in Court as the defen-

dant.

The hearing is proceeding,

said of allowing settlers Judgment Is

#marry.

custent.

to

Reserved

The result was that this become local law while natives were left with their own

Me Temple contended that if Following the conclusion of two was held that--the aged argument by Counsel, the Full Chinese could stand as a sub- Court of Appeat this morning stitule for

episcopally reserved judgment in the ap urdained priest or as near as peals brought by the Hongkong the nature of the case permitted and Kowloon Wharf and. Go- there could not be a common down Co., Ltd., and the

Ameri- law marriage.

can President Lines Ltd against Lord Merriman presting the judgment of Mr Justice asked: "Suppose everything is Reces, delivered on November

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ARRESTED

spokesman

that

Vienna, Jan, 15. Ab official United States here tonight .sald да American citizen Walter Lauber, was held in Vienna for questioning in con- nection with the arrest of Kurt Ponger and Otto Verber.

Dumber

of

An unspeelfied. other American citizens was

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the เก premises of the Godown Mr Temple: "There would Company.

time repudiating the contract, | the defendants said they relied only on the "non-performance clause" in the contract. They did not give any other for their cancellation

rosson

It was a straightforward case of breach of contract, Counsel submitted, adding that defend ants had wrongfully repudiated the contract.

BOARD OF

Appointments

the

It was

announced In Gazeite this morning that His Excellency the Governor, under Instructions from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, has appointed Mr Allan Fletcher to be a Surveyor of Ships.

Mr E

Thorndike, Assistant Controller of Posts has ceased act as Controller of Posts.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 17

By Ale

Blam Burma, India, Pakulan, Africa, Orest Dritala, Europe, Noop, Via B.O.A.C.

UBA., Canada, Noon, P.A.A. Blam, Burma, India, 1.50 pan. Thai Airwayn.

Tormoza, & pm. C.A.T. Japan, 0 p.m., B.O.A.C.

By Surface

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in appointed (Special)

Philippines, Guam, Hawai, UBAT (Ban Francisco), Noon, PAA

Philippines, N. Borneo, 430 pm..

EDUCATION Superintendent of Police, in the C-Chine. Tonkin only), 430-

Special Constabulary.

Miss E. A. Marin is appointed

It was announced in this morning's Gazette that the fol- a member of the Nursing Board lowing have been appointed during the absence of Miss M. members of the Board of Educa- | Thomson. tion for the year ending De cember 31, 1053:

The Hor the Director of Education (Chairman), Dr the Hon Chịu Sik Nin, the Hon Ngan Shing Kwan, the Rt. Rev. Ronald Owen Hall, Mr Donovan Marie Brigent Cassian (President, Bansos, the Rev. Brother Louis

Hongkong Teachers' Association), the Rev. Father Fergus Cronin, Licut Col Hugh Blackwell Layard. Dowbiggin, Mr John Finale, the Rev. Samuel Withers Green, Mr Lawrence Kadourie, Mrs Eilen Ll, Mr Porphyrio Maria Nolasco da Silva, Jr., Professor Kenneth Ewart Priestly, Mc Dhun Jahangir Ruttonjee, Afr William Ngartse Thomas Tom, Mrs. Treung Dro Lai KL. MI Both the APL and the Uni-Yeah Choy Wai Haan, Secretary versal Development Company to be appointed by the Hon the lay claim to the fibre, which Director of Education. was placed in the Godown Company In April, 1951, and held to the order. of the APL In the appeals before the Full Court, the Godown Company sought leave to interplead on the grounds, that there were rival claims to the goods.

be simple interchange of com Respondents were the Uni- zent between two people to versal Development Co., Ltd, of marry. That is the equivalent | is Ice Houso Street of saying these two people mar- ried themselves."

The hearing was adjourned until Monday--Neuler.

Carrier Leaves

aisa detained for questioning. Rear-Admiral. F. Hickey, Kurt Ponger and Otto Verber Commander of the Carrier the two alleged splas arrested Division 5. United Stater Seventh by the United States authorities Fleet, left the Cojony thi here yesterday, were accredited morning in the American Air- with the Austrian government craft Carrier Kearsarge,

The Carrier as foreign correspondents. Mes

(Capt. L. E. Both alleged ples and a French) ir returning to the Vera Panger, believed to be north to resume operations,; Verber's sister and Kurt Ponger's wife, had an offee in the Soviet sector of Vienna where the Fongers also lived with Verber.

More United States, subjects would be called in for question-

the spokesman cold.j

Given Official Recognition

Stall Owner.

Robbed

Loo Kun. 10, unemployed of no fixed abode, was sentenced to six weeks hard labour for theft by Mr Poon Yarı-bol at Central this morning.

His Excellency the Governor

Insp. Dey, prosecuting, slated that on January 10, DPC 1478 has recognised, provisionally

and FC 1853 were on duty at and pending Instructions from

Star the Secretary of Blate for the Street.

Ferry Wharf, Ice House They saw datoendent | Colonies, Mr R. Torbldin Surla-

nd carrying rattan basket white s Consul-Gonoralfor Indoneals, and Mr Chang 3, searched tilm: The basket cor- Part as Consul-General fortained clothing, a wrist Watch total valin Korea at Hongkong, according and $80.30 Boy quintuplots were zum to the Government Garcite

Governor bar also The

Boy Quins Born, »

But Die.

London, Jan. 15.

No Austrians hove not beef tast night; to », a' mothers in the wrist Senhor Victorino

Kent and "Canterbury Hospital but they did not, survive.

Vianna

Aefendant stall, near the

Carvalho As Consul "romamicaing, the

goods

The

delained of questioned, he said,

According

to official reports, Lauber was arrested. yesterday The hospital authoritier dis- tot Brazil at Hongkong. The Southern Playground. on a street corner in Vishnu's elded at the parents' request not Queen's, Exequatur empowering owner of the stall was located, International money, whkh; this to govend, the woman's name or Senhor-Carvalho to set in this and after he had identified, the month is under American con- give any further detalis-Reu-| capacity received Her Majesty's ghods, as - bls, defendant i was

alimature on December 19: 1982, ...) arrested and charged, et

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