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Mdress ÁƒATILDA displayed inier restraint as pantomime dames exhibit when robed to take the final curtain. She is a woman clearly, with a Jorge aral varied wardroble--and the likes to wear it all at once.

A team of women fashion- writers would be needed to do justice to whal Matilda wore at Great Marlborough Street to other morning. A man cản do no more thin report some of the more striking features of her outfit.

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MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1953.

UN WaitsThe Bride Went By Gondola

For Vyshinsky

United Nations, Mar. 2.

The United Nations Poli- tical Committee resumes its adjourned debate on Koren today with Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Vyshinsky still to reply, to America's accusation that Russia is backing the aggressors in Korea..

The debate was suspended on Thursday

night and three planned meetings were can- celled because no опе was ready to address the Committee.

Since then representatives of five countries including two from

Communist group, the have had their names down for the debate today.

There was

boa or tippet or stole, a sad affair of

Delegates from Czecho- wansdown, peach-coloured; and slovakis, Cuba, Belgium and the fur coat, short and cut Ecuador have asked to speak in rather in the manner of a hack the morning session and the ing jacket, tied round the walt Polish delegate in the afternoon. with what looked like a black

It Mr Vyshinsky is ready, pyjama girdle. There was more Poland may give up her place in

In this case shell- the afternoon, swansdown in

pink, about her cuffs; and over

The Russian delegate

has the whole, Mailda wore, in the promised to answer the challenge casual way that Argentine cow-thrown down last week by Mr boys wear a poncho or High- Henry Cabot Lodge, leading lunders a plaid. Matilda vore a American delegate who declared square of daric brown underfelt, that ussia was actively assisting proudly knotteri on her right the aggressor in Korea.

and

shoulder. As Matilda is д He called on M: Vyshinsky to Kenerously built woman, the disprove the facts if he could.- total effect was rather like that, Reuter.

of a warship, or a power-station,

dressed overall with bunting for

some festival.

MA

men

IN HYDE PARK

was

A NEW

APPROACH

ADVOCATED

Washington, Mar. 1.

ĦATILDA, in all the splen- dour of her nery had, the evening before, been arrested in Hyde Park, and the charged HOW with annoying

by pressing her company! them. She pleaded not upon guilty, in tones whose hauteur A group of prominent! matched her general appearance. businessmen today urged Two policemen told the story Britain, the Commonwealth to Mr Rowland Thomas, QC, and the United States to the magistrate, and then it was develop a new approach to Matilda's turn to

into the

·850

Britain's economic ille, She took the oath, witnes-box. placed her arms akimbo, and warning them that many of said,

The

trouble with people the necessary measures that they're jealous of my would "require" difficult clothes." She paused to let the policy changes. weight of the accusation sinic

The strengthening of Britain clerit Then the learned

France must be "What do you and prompted her:

he cornerstone of American foreign say happened last night?"

in o polley, they said

state

in.

naked.

blew it about

where,

you

know, the

place

where you're supposed to wastepaper

put

tur

the

DÉCEPTIVE... "You mean you put your

45

British Flood Disaster

Fund

are

Today wo

remitling to London the sum of £12,000 as first instalment.

Sterling £325. G. 0d. Australian £5. US$40.

Previously acknowledged:

The and

•

At an aristocratic wed- ding in Venice, the bride, Countess Yana Cini, escorted by her father, Count Cini, went to wed Prince Alliata by gondola. -London Express.

VAN FLEET

NOT TO

BE

GAGGED

Washington, Mar. 1. Congressional leaders said today that they had been assured, that General James Van Fleet would be free to say anything he wishes when he reports to Congress this week

the Korean -145,00)-war,-

. . . . . . . . . . . JIK$184,907,8 J. A. Windsor &

Co.

100.00

50.00

Mr & Mrs W. L.

Morrison

Command W.K.S.P.

REME (1K). All Banks

&

Civilian Staff, Composite Ordin- ance Depot

ment "Well," Matilda said. "I WES "Otherwise, the North Atlon- waiting

porter Ille Treaty Organisation would about for know, and the wind kept low-fall apart, the morale of the ing my fur about (here Matilda Continental European countries fondled the peach-coloured would crumble, and the United swansdown she had round her States would be diplomatically neck). It

so and militarily isolated," much that at Inst I took it off, The group, known as the Dr & Mrs G. V. And put it into that place Research and Policy Commitice

Grimth for Economic Development, In- cludes the chairmen of such big Anonymotis Sterling companies as the Bankers Trust, Mr & Mrs C. W. E. Bristol-Myers, Standard Oil and

Cox-Walker Heinz,

well

82 leading Joan Alex economists. is a non-pront The Giri Prefects, King George V organisation, supported by volun- Into

tary contributions from business the dustbin?"

School concerns, which aims to formulate magistrate asked.

"That's right," said Mallida. economic policies through objec-

tive research.

Mr & Mrs George "Well, there were one or two

The statement, coinciding with

Hammill people passing, and I'm rather the journey to Washington of China Motor Bus partial to speaking to people, Mr

Eden, Anthony

British which is perlinps why the bob- Foreign Secretary,

Co., Ltd. and

Mr G.L.H annoying Richard Butler, Chancellor bies thought I was these men. As I say, I like the Exchequer,

of Mr & Mrs H. J. B. greater N. C. talking to people, being partial initiative by British manage-

Dastoor & Co. ment and labour, an easing of Th

following sug- American

import restrictions, donations have closer

consultation ben been received in tween the

Commonwealth

memory of the Governments, end more Ameri-

late Mr J. T. glad to have something in the can investment in Britain.

Burdett: proceedings with

Mr C. W. Norris

to it..."

"The evidence rulher

gested that," said the magls much

irate.

"Quite," said Matilda,

which she

called

Present arrangements for

Mr & Mrs O. Skin-

ner

could agree. "Appearances are economie co-ordination among Mr & Mrs A. G.

aren't they?"

"Coinmonwealth members were Sumad

often distrate looked at her inadequate, the Committee said. To Yee

The

rather hard for a moment, then There was need for much said; "They are."

320.00

on

An influenilal administration Gelal who did not want to be quoted by name said the former 8th Army Commander would be under no restraints except those 25.00 he imposed on himself in tesuty- £4.0. Od. ing before Senate and House of

Representatives Committees. 30,00

General Van Fleet sald when 30.00 he lott this combat command in Korea and again on his arrival In San Francisco that "certainly" The 8th Army could wage a su cessful offensive. He added that the military deadlock in. Korea 200.00

was "of our choosing and not 50.00 imposed by the enemy."

His testimony on Korea will be given behind closed doors but Republican

:

20.00

250.00

23.00

50.00

Accused Men Level Allegations

Sheaffer's TM" SNORKEL

Against Complainant

Allegations that the complainant was not a fisherman, but earned his living by smuggling goods to Communist China, were made by two accused, Ng Sai-lo and Wong Hung, on trial at the Criminal Sessions. this morning on charges of shooting with intent to rob Tam Mui and assault with intent to do him grievous bodily harm.

The first accused, Ng, who is additionally charged with possession of a revolver and 15 rounds, alleged that Tam and his relatives had trumped up evidence against him to get him into trouble because Tam was afraid he would report him for smuggling, goods to China.

According to the case for the Crown, both accused were in a hoat in Castle Penk waters on the afternoon of November 23 last year and the first eccused hailed Tam's fishing boat. When Tam refused to go near him.. the first accused Ared six shot at his bont, but none found its mark.

The trial is before Mr Justice C. W. Reece and a male jury. Mr G. R. Sneath, Crown Coun sel, is prosecuting. assisted by Det-Sub-Insp. Gurney.

Mr Sneath said that it was alleged that only the Arst ne- cused who did the shooling. but the law was that if it was a common enterprise both were equally guilly. As to the intent, the law presumed a person 10 intend the natural consequences his action, and ho would Invite that jury to And that the accused, in shooting at Tam Mui, intended to do him griev

budily harm and the purpose of that assault was to rob him.

of

ous

Police Ballistics expert, Mr F. A. Ewins, sold that the revolver, loaded with six rounds and with nine spare rounds, was in good working order.

Peller to Kam Chuk Kok at the fool of Castle Peak and in- dicated

⚫ stone on the shore saying there was

a gun there. Icep. Browett retrieved

revol- ver from under the stone.

Cross-examining tho detec- dive, the second accused claim- ed that he reported the ex- istence of the gun to the wit- ness who never fulfilled his information. promise of a reward for the

This was denied by the wit- ness.

The case is proceeding.

Thief And

Conspirator

Convicted

The thief who stole a watch and the man from whom ho stole it were convicted and sen- tenced when they pleaded guilty to larceny and compounding the felony

Mr

The barrel and to at

ope chamber were rusty, show-

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MONDAY, MARCH 2

By Air

Philippines, N. Borneo. 4.30 p.m.. C.P.A.

From The Filos

100 Years Ago

From Shanghae there are ot counts of the Rebellion, which would be alarming, but that the for years past, and when Insurrection wos nearer at hand, we have had reporta equally portentious, often turn- Ing out to be unfounded, and

never more than partially con- firmed, We however attach more than usual importance to on Imperial Ediet, which, be- rides announcing that the troops of the Kirin and Amour have been ordered to take the field, gives the following pic- ture, coloured according to Chinese taste, of the present condition of affaire:--

"Since the Army was put in mation, about two years have gone by. The sickly districts of Kwang-see have not

been re- covered, and Hoonan has been

trodden in dust and ashes; mòre recently the spirit of Rebellion has burst into flame, and the troubles have reached Woo- chang and Hon-yang. The dis- tricts passed over have been all trampled under foot, and al- though happily the two Provin- cial Cities of Kwel-lin "and Chung-sha were preserved, yet the sufferings of my people who have been driven from their homes are indescribable."

SECOND EDICT

The Peking Gazette contains another Ediet degrading Su for cuffering the town of Yoh-chau to fall into the hands of the

Rebels but at the same time ordering

him to

remain in command of Suprem

and Forces,

in the

the

Indo-China. (Tonkin only). Governor-Generalship of Liang

p.m., C.P.A.

Formosa, U.S.A.. (Seattle Be Western States) Canada, 0 p.m.. H.K.A./N.W.AL

Lee

Japan, p.m.. D.O.A.C.

By Surface Macno, 1.30 p.m.: 6 p.m., Hong/Tak Shing

TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd By Air Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, 8 a.m. VI G.P.A.

Sitam Burma, India, Pakistan

s.m. D.Q.A.C.

before respectively

Centrul this

The thief, Lin Wing-lam ad- ing that the gun had been fired mitted that he tole recently. The other chombers watch from Chen To-yi in June Africa. Great Britain, Europe, i

a wrist. were clean and oily. Five of the loaded rounds were old and -corroded, but the other one was

newer.

Living Language

Why we say Decent sort of chap.

"Chap" is short for "chapman" which was the name for a dealer or merchant, or even (in Scotland) for a vagabond pedlar. "A decent sort of chap" came to describe any- deal oae pleasant to with, whose visit was looked forward to with pleasure.

The complainant said that both accused were known to him; the Senator Arst for about two months and

Reds Declare

20.00 Leverett Saltonstall said the the second for over a year. The Senale Armed Servlees Group | boat the two accused were in planned to make public excerpts was of the pointed "Yeung Kong" as it did with the testimony of type with salls and larger than his General

MacArthur Oshing boat, The accused had Douglas

four others with them. The first two years agò.—Reuter.

accused Ared at him when they were some 150 feet apart. The shots fell in the water about his boal. He rowed away and managed to escape to continue his | fishing. He did not report to the Police, but on December 8 he was asked to attend an identification parade at Castle Peak Police Station where he picked out the two accused.

DENIES ALLEGATION donled - In

he

25.00

20.00 20.00

0.m,

HKS100,287.80

closer consultation between Bri- Total at 11 "Well, with me not liking to tain and other Commonwealth

today go into pubs." said Matilda, in Governments, especially Austra

Sterling £329, 0. O‹i. Australian £1. US$40.

a summing-up sort of voice, lia and India, on development

"and with not having much policies.-Reuter.

money except two or three

mornings cleaning at 28. an 21our, I think that's all I've got to say." She patted her swans- down, and left the box, looking as though she felt she had

pur

the whole thing rather neatly.

THEY WATCHED

"I

New Agreement With Krupp

Bonn, Mar. 2.

►

Radio Hongkong

4. Programme Summary:

6.02.

War On Trade

Unions

London, Mar, 2.

Trade Union Chief

Arthur

Tam

cross- was

Д or that he had

Deakin, warned British workers | examination that today that the Communist Party smuggler had "declared war" on them.

heard shots from the

fabricated a story about the Mr Deakin is Secretary of the accused. Transport Workers Union with Ho admitted that his wife was 1,300,000 members and leader also in the boat, but said she of the British Trade Union fight did not know anything of the against Communist sirike oglin-matter because she was asleep. An agreement on the under-

tors.

He added that he recognised taking by the Ruhr industrial 1.J.T.

Writing in his Union journal, the second accused although he millionaire, Herr Altried Krupp,

Half-Hour presented The find the case proved," said to sove: all connection with the byly Ann Studio "More about The Record, Mr Deakin said was disguised as a woman with

once again the Communists were a kerchief (BUCTS), by Kit LeWIS the magistrate. "Anything ron, steel and coal industries by Bitter"

over his head, known?"

1960 is almost complete, political

Clarke, "I am completely baffled trying to cause "industrial dis-

other Oshermen, sli Three 0.30, Portuguese Italf Hour (Studio) ruption, regardless of the real surnamed Ng, testified that they The

reported that observers said here early today. gaoler

It The Bignal, World News and interests of the workers. Matilda had been well known not be able to buy his way back

Under the agreement he would News Talk London Relays: 7.15.

Mr Deakin added that it was Victor Herbert Favourites sung by

Yeung Kong

firing at to the police since 1935.

into these Industries, but would Rise Stevens (Mezzo-Boprano); 730, important that trado "Pay 40s, or go to prison for be free to invest proceeds from FlatO): 129,

unionists Tam's boat. Artist of the Week-David Saperton everywhere should

realise ex- Weather Report: 0,

They admitted the

they were ro- one month

said Mr Thomas tho anies in any other industry,

London Bludio Melodies (BUL), netly what was going on and

later

but, denied that, they Matilda swept out, and; you The other branches of the Mantovani and his Orchestra with have a a correct appreciations of were being used by some one could see she was scarcely co Krupp Industrial empire, such as

John Mcllugh (Tenor); 630, I like the war that has been de else to give false evidence. sclous of what the magistrate machine building, commercial Who started Reporten clared

(Studio):

upo

the massca of DPC 106, Shum Wat, of Plag had said. She had noticed the enterprises and shipping, would kenya-Witten and Narrwed by people in this country" by the Shan Station said that, he ar eyes of the women in this public not be restricted.

Colin IBCTB): 10, Concerto, Communists.

rested the second accused in Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra The pattern the Communists Portland Stroot on Information on her. She was! gallery were

Herr Krupp's fortune la un feasting on their envy of her|offelally, esikunted at · about

and the Philharmonia Orch cond, are following this time, as at wardrobe. She felt fine,

£50,000,000.--Reuter.

by Alces Galliera; all times is quite clear. They Francale: 10.45, Artie Shaw and his Orchestra: 10.59. Weather He- are out to create chaos for the port; 11, Rogla News Rest (Record, purpose of achieving their, re- kodan hay queens 11.30. Volutionary political purposes." ed London +11.15. Goodnight

Close DownX.

Reuter.

Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICH' GĦINHAM for and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Wyndham Streal, City of Victoriș, in the Colony of Hongkong.

(R. Straum), Loon Goomens (aboo)

on December 3 in the course of

his investigations into the shoot-

Ing incident. Two days later the

first accused' was arrested or

Tho

Information in Ting Chol Street. first:' accused, took tho

theft,

the

last year at 100 Queen's Bond East.

Lin said that after the Indo-China, France, French North

& West theft, he went

Africa, 4.30 to Macao

D.M. Air bnd

Vietnam. pawned the watch.

Philippines, Guam, Hawall, USA. Det. Sub-Insp. G. C. Mor- | Canada, & p.m. 2.A.L.

Malaya, Coyloo Slam, Durma, gan, prosecuting, revealed that Pakistan, Middle East, Great Brl- sometime last year. after the tain, Europe, 6 p.m. Ú.0.A.C.

complainant

By Durface mel

Macao, 1.30p.m.; Lin in Hongkong, and received

o Dun. as Lea long/Tik Shing. $20 from Lin, but did not re- China, People's Republic, 6.30 am, port the matter to the Police. train via Canton. Insp.

Morgun

added that yesterday,

meeting Lin again, Chen received another $10, but again did not report the matter to the Police. Both the accused were arrested | yesterday after their" offences

becamo known.

on

INTELLIGENCE TEST

SOLUTION THIS isn't very dimeult Let A stand for Antrobus (etc.) and we baye

Rider

Home OWABT W

Bince clearly a. the table

become

So Antrobus's horse te Daydream, and Daydream rode the borse Antrobu

London Expraja Keroles.

SIDE GLANCES

Indo-China, 9 a.m. ko Hellkon. Japan, 2 p.m. as Paknot. Philippines, Noon as Mapledeli. North Boreo, Noon an Hin Sang. Burma, India, Malaya, Noon as Re- beverett

M. Reynaud Is Indisposed

Tokyo, Mar. 2. Former French Premier Paul Reynaud, who arrived here on Friday night, cancelled all his engagements today and stayed in bed on doctors' orders,

An Embassy spokesman said he understood the 73-year-old stateamar had a slight cold."

M. Reynaud was to have met the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Shigeru Yoshida, today. He spent the week-end sightseeing in Tokyo.--Router.

By Galbraith

72-18

"I forgot to warn the baby sitter not to let Junior play with his chomistry [set!'!

been

Hu (Hu-nan and Hu-peh); and two other Generals have degraded, but also retained in order, that their commands, in ord

their future deserts

they "by

for may alone

former de- merits." mor

Such,

bowever, seems, has not been their good fortune; for according to

pretty well authenticated port, Wu-chang. the

the

the

Ochang is the

а

Fing

capital of province of Hu-poh, subsequently (January 271 been faken by the insurgents, after routing the Imperial forces, and killing upwards of twenty If these things be so, first capital the Insurgents have captured, though both Kwei-Un in Kwang-al, and Chang-sha in Hu-nan, have been frequently and confidently reported | have fallen into their hands,

Nothing certain has transpired about their retention of the town of lan-kau, (called in the above" extract Han-yang) or of the extent of the fire reported to have been enade by the insur- gents or their emissaries. It Is remarkable that in all their pro- gress through Kwang-si and Hu- nan to Hu-peh, we do not hear | of

to

single town or position retained by them, except Yoh- chau on the Yang-isz' Klang, and that is only a recent capture.

DEGRADATION

and

Wo formerly mentioned the probabla restoration of Kishen to favour

contemplated the probability of Klying being ngdin taken into the Imperial counsela. We now learn that In November, Kishen was ap pointed Governor of Ho-nan; and that Klying has been or

dered to Chebkiang on parti- service. The degradation of the latter, if not

of both these statesmen, was probably owing to the influence of Hin gan, whose sister to the Em- press Dowager. He died in De cember last, leaving a vacancy In the cabinet, of which sanked as the fifth member, besides being President of the Board of Revenue. For years, he has been a troublesome intriguer. Indeed, since own degradation in 1832, when he was appointed, but failed, to put down a rising, or

rebellion,

in

hia

Hu-nan: It was after the fall of Klying and Mulichangah, which ho is supposed to hava accelerated, that he obtaineti a place in the cabinet,

The Court of Peking has lost another, and moro valuable minister in Tu Shau-tlen, the third of the six Cabinet Coin- cillors, with a high character fpe: wisdom and experience; and a correspondent remarks upon the coincidence of China having Cotin- lost so distinguished a cillor, while England was mourning for Wellington, America for Webster, and Spajn for Baylen...

Demonstrations In. Karachi

New Dolni, March 1. The demonstrations Is Kart- chi continued for the third day today, but on a lesser scalegere

There were" 64" arrests, bring- ing the three-day total to over 1,000, the Indian government- radio said.Associated Press,