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Dulles "

"Sent

To His Own

Funeral"

Washington, May 2.

Chairman

Democratic National

Stephen

A. Mitchell said today the Republicans sent Secre- tary of State John Foster Dulles "to his own funeral" at the Geneva conference by failing to agree on a single policy.

He said Vice-President Richard M. Nixon particularly did a "very great disservice" with his remarks on the Indo-China situation.

Mr Mitchell, interviewed on the NBC- television programme "Meet the Press" said the Republicans sent Mr Dulles to Geneva "with a popgun and shot the ground out from under him."

Perplexing Groups At Geneva

ร

Asked if he considers the four-power conference

Fur Eastern problems a fallure. Mr Mitchell said it has the "sombre botes of a politics funeral." le described proceedings thus fur

"very disappointing."

Ite

sald any policy dealing with the crucial Asia situation should

and be non-partisan that "we ought to get together" as soon as posible. The GOP.

said. has four

five" policies and apokesmen,

or

Mr Mitchell bald the current

Bre

Geneva, May 2. Delegates at the Far Easte conference here are becom- ing increasingly puzzled by the number and complexity Army-McCarthy hearings of groups and working parties now linked with the talks.

Here are some of them: "The Korean Seven" consisting of Communist and South began

secret

the

China

Koren,

"Big Four"

"THE

and North

which

the three

also

Crack=

serving to lessen dience" in the Eisenhower Ad- ministration.

Skid they In [Dave shown "appeasement and weakness" on the part of Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens,

Asked

He

NOT HELPING

political

the about talks yesterday un ways of

aspects of the dispute, Mr tackling a Korean settlement,

Stevens quoted a Congressman Nine". Indo-China

by saying that somebody's lying made up of the "Big Four, and it's not a Democrat." Chinit,

Associated Slutes of lado-China --- Viet-

sisted the hearing 111't Mundt, Loos and

Kari E. Cambodia helping" Sen. FIESTA, and the State of Vietminh. This acting subcommittee chairman is the expected composition u!

seeking re-election In November. He said Sen. Mundt an inner group" to begin dis- cussing Indo-Ching this week, has more

his of a fight on "The Korean 16" This is

ner

who is

hands than he realises" in the South Dakota campaign.

CHINA MAIL

Established 1845

MONDAY,

MAY 3,

1954.

SWEDISH SHIP RUNS AGROUND

Helicopters had to be

used

to evacuale the from the passengers

motor Swedish

ship Dalsland when she ran aground on the rocks off Casablanca. The heavy нешн stopped rescue vessels from going to her She is seen assistance, here as a helicopter flies uff with

of the passengers-London Ex- press.

Bome

Situation Difficult, Not Grave

a body of nations which fought under the United Nations ban- Mr Mitchell expressed hope | Huß,

Koren. It

htt what he calied regularly throughout The con-

"unseemly dispute will be re- ference to discuss a jolt

solved as ap-

possible be Soon 115 proach to the 19 uations talks

"very u!

serious prob-his Cause on Kores,

lems" the nation is facing.

The United Nations Nine-

H

This is a working committee fasul to set up by the "Korean Group" national

Governor Visits Three Educational Institutions

His Excellency the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, spent nearly two hours visiting three educational institutions - Northcote Training College, St Louis School and the Tung Wah Hospitals' No. 5 Free School-on the Island this morning.

IIIN Excellency was accom- pauled on his tour of inspection by the Hon. L. G. Morgan, Act- ing Director of Education.

be cellency students

In

Was

16

When His Excellency arrived at the St Louis School In Third Street, boy scouts, of the Hongkong St Louts School The Governor's first stop was Group, snapped smartly to at Die Northcote Training College tention at the entrance to the where he was met by the Prin- School. "The Vietnam situation is dim-cipal, Mr K. J. Attwell.

The Governor Ex- gymnasium, His In the cult but not grave; I hope that

arrangement could

shown around the School, which aome women me

doing worked out in the Geneva Com

physical has nearly 1,500 students with English and Chinese John E. excroises. He was then confucted both ference," stated Gom

classroom Commander-in-Chief of to

and then the sections, by the Very Rev. Fr. the the UN Forces in Korea.

domestic science room, where J. P. Clifford, SDB, Supervisor. General

Rev accompanied women students

Radzinski, Fr. A. were learning and The

SDB, Headmaster of the School, by his wife, arrived here on how to prepare food and cook,

four-stor

In the planc

handwork room, His personal

Chairman Mr Seaward Woo, from Tokyo in the course of w Excellency saw students doing

Directors of Board of was asked about his rg- four to Hongkong and Singa-book-binding. He then inspect of the

Wah Hospitals, and Democratie

and the the Tung ed the common room provide

pore.

members of the Board of Direc- Annelal cmumittee

the airport to meet the visual aids room. At

on hand to meet HIM General were Lt-Gen. Slr In one of the classrooms Histors were

the Tung Wih Alrey.

a Second Year Excellency at Commander, Excellency saw Terence

of Hospitals' No. 5 Free School at Briush

teaching Forecs,

class Hongkong. Mr

Hollywood Road. Judian Harrington, Amenta Primary School students These Consul-General, the US Laison students

to the Training come

Excellency His then conducted around Omeer, and Mr A. Hummell College twice a week and

USIS. The Second Year students get some storey building, which has five General will stay here for two practical experience at teaching classrooms and day and night or three days, before emplaning His Excellency concluded his sessions. At present the School for Singapore.

visit to the College after seeing has an enrolment of over 400 The purpose of his visit, Gen. the Arts room, Science Labora- students, who mostly come from Hull said when Interviewed by tory and the library.

needy families. the Press, is to confer with Throughout his visit to the

Before His Excellency con- Asian Peoples and to visit Bri- College, His Excellency showed

boy tish military landers in South great Interest in the work done cluded his tour, a small

4 approached east Asian countries. In

In answer

at the College and he used from Primary to a question, the General sold, every opportunity to speak to the Governor and speaking on behalf of the School asked his my am quite in favour of the the lecturers. Pacific Military Pact; il is The College has over

80 Excellency to grant the School

request students and over half of this a holiday. The necessary to have this pact."

granted. total consists of women.

to disc

discuss in detull the United support to James Roosevelt, son

ફ

Nations approach to the Korean of the late president who

steking the Democ alie nominu-

lks.

on for a Calfornia Congres-

mal stat.

Mr Mitchell said he has had ttle adverse reaction and will

a

The "Anzus Three The Foreign Ministers of the Unlled States, Australia and New Zealand, whose countries uro linked by a defensive alliance, refuse to support Roosevelt have taken the opportunity of the wins the nomination. He said meeting here.

Presiden! Eisenhower would be There are also the "Big "better off if he had taken Three

the "Big Four",

the position like that" with regard controversial "BIK Five"

io Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy.--- cluding Communist China, "The | United Press, Communist Three" and finally, there is the projected South- cast Asian Defence Alliance in the background of the con- ference. Reuter.

RUNAWAY

LORRY

this morning and ended by crashing into

the

Hongkong

Radio Hongkong

ILK.T.

6. Time Signal and Programme Summary; 0.03, Children's Matt Hour presented by Sally Ann (Studio); Highwayman's Hall. A Tale of the Deep Woodlanders

Elleston by Trevor Part 6: The Blazing Wind- Part 6: *ilighwayman on

Director

of the

NOT HOPELESS Asked about the Vietnam situation, he said that it was difficult but not grave, and that he hopes that some arrangement be worked out in the Geneva Conference. Ho added

Trul" (BBCTS); 6.30, Cantonese "could

Jadio-Lereon 20. Prepared by

K. Lee Assisted by Denis Bray and

200 Bert Gillett at the

8.45, "Box

Lee Wal Lan (Recorded an (OB) that the conference was far from

On the Rest. Dance Band of the hopeless.

Special Constabulary Hongkong

cinema

A lorry, carrying load of earth, suddenly careened across Queen's Rond Central

from

The General said that news- Garden Road about 9 o'clock Directed by Andy ffidalgo (Record.

ed): 7.30, "Viewpoint A Weekly paper reports are inclined to be

devoted to Magazine Programme

over-emphasised since the siege Literature, drama and the Brooks Books: Ileviewed by Janet of Indo-China does not lie in

*The English Country. | the battle of the fortress." Tomblin, The lorry, which was pro-woman by

Fussell GE. & K. R.

The General, when askod creding slowly

Garden The Story of England by Arthur Road, apparently got out of Bryant. Drama: Timothy Birch on about the "end to the limited control, and after racing across "Will Any Gentleman7" (Kal Tak war,

replied: "As a soldier, Players). Filmst Diana Talbot; 139, Queen's Road, swerved towards Weather Report: B, Time Signal and get my orders from politicians

World News Londen Helay: 8.10, and leaders,"

Cricket Club railings la Murray Faited and introduced by Donald of Dien Bien Phu. "The Jule

Rond.

down

the Cricket Club and smashed down a part of the railings In News Talk (London Relay or The General said that the Murray Road.

Special Announcements; D.10, Song Asian peoples must carry # of Jimmy Mellugh (composer):

"The Black Road portion of the fight against 30, Orson Weller in

as it involved Museum No. 7 in the Series of Communism Programmes based on the record themselves. of the C.1.D. Bentland Yard Eplode

"If they can be united, I have "The Mallet'': 9. Time Signal. "Out of the Mayer Bag" Ally no fear of the Communist Mayerl and Rhythm Ensemble: 9.16, Concerto. Concerto In D Major, Op. aggression," he added.

Two private cars had to brake quickly to avold colliding with the lorry, They collided with each other, but without causing any serious damage.

There were По casualties taused by the runaway lorry.

New Efforts For Alliance

(Continued from Page 1)

breaking the deadlock. Part at least of the meeting was taken up in bitter exchanges of re- criminalions between the North and South Koreans.

Concerto

pacts

j 101 for cello & Orch, (Haydn).... Asked about security

Antonio Janigro ('celiof und Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera between the United States and Far East countries, and whether cond. by Felix Probarka No. 1 In E Flat Major for Plano the US would send aid if neces. and Orchestra (Lisat),,..R. Schmid sary, the General said that he (Plana) with the Munich Broadcast- was sure that his Government ing Sym. Orch. cond. by Hane Rosbaud;

was prepared to live up to all 10, Tako it from hare. with Joy Nichols, Dick Bentley and security "pacts. Jimmy Edwards. Repeat of last Thursday's Broadenit (DBCTS): 10.30, International Cabaret; 10,63, Otto Cesana and his Orchestra: 10.30, Weather Report: 11, Timis Signal. Hadio New Iteel (London Relay) 110, Goodnight_Maria; God

The only thing achieved was save the Queen,, 11.30. Clow down. general

that the agreement Korea question would have to be tossed to small working groups. There was no agreement on holding another such session.—United Press.

secret

'What's His Line? Solution

HAIRDRESSER.

Storms Disrupt Manoeuvres

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SHEAFFER'S

Woman Gives Evidence Lying

On Stretcher

A woman giving evidence from a stretcher before Judge A. D. Scholes at the Victoria District Court this morning described a motor accident in King's Road three months ago, in which an 11- year-boy was killed and the witness and her amah were injured.

In the dock şat L/Cpl James William Foster of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, charged with dangerous driving on February 2 and, alternatively, with careless driving.

Hobley, STAY

He is defended by Mr A. S. C. Comber of Hastings and Com- pany. Mr J. W. D. Crown Counsel, in prosecuting. In his outline of the Mr

casc, Hobley said that about 7.30 p.m. on February 2, a woman, Loung Shiu-ping, was standing with her amah and a cousin of hers, a boy of 11, ut a tram-stop in King's Road near Bolt Street, on the south sido pavement of the road.

OF

EXECUTION

GRANTED

By consent, a stay of execu- tion of the Chief Justice's order as to possession (in respect of Sih Nam School at No. 1 Oak-

NEW

On seeing a tram car approach, the three went out onto the rond to board it. But the trato car did not stop. The group lands Path, Upper Levels) only remained standing by the tram- until May 17 was ordered by line, looking At the departing the Full Court, comprising the trameor.

| Puisne Judge, Mr Justice_J, R. About two minutes passed, Gregg, and the Acting Puisne when a military vehicle driven Judge, Mr Justice J. Reynolds, by the accused straight into this morning,

the three persons, Crown Coun- sel went on. The boy was killed and the two women injured.

SCREECHING TYRES

the

The order was made on application of Mr S. V. Gitting (Instructed by Mr F. H. Loseby) on behalf of the appellants, whose original application was tha that the order for Д stay of execution for 60 days made by the Chief Justice on March 5,

stay 1954, be varied to a

Justice. Sir written GL

Mr Hobley said none of them saw the vehicle approaching Evidence would be given that the first warning they had was the noise of screeching tyres.

The Police arrived on the proceedings. seene shortly afterwards. The vehicle had by this time moved

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Defendants (the present ap- pellants) were Chu Yam-on schoolmaster, and Cheung Lam- chau, headmaster, both of the 5th Ńam School.

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Sir John Bowring. Gold Discovery

A fortnight ago we men- loned, that some Chinese who had been In California bad found gold in the extensive district

of Ngan-ping, to the South-west of Canton,

and that

excitement considerable

The prevalled in consequence. Arst discovery is sold to have been made fast year, from ob- serving shining particles in the Bond of the Tan-in which, on being washed, turn- Our most ed out to be gold. recent Intelligence on the sub- Ject is, that the gold is also found in the hills called the Pak-wan-shan, or White Cloud Hills, in Yan-ping-kien, and in mountain stream called Kin

Kai shwul, or Gold Rivulet-

water.

A

The most successful of tacis the gold seckers got five of gold in less than a month; others have picked up in day the value of a dollar, other dollar, half, and

quarter of a and some a

few cents, nothing at all. The gold is said to be purer than that of Coli- fornia, as 10 to 10.

REBELS DECAPITATED

or

The Zephyr brings news from Amoy of the decapitation of sifty Rebels captured by the thres West-const junks in the imperial

seized service, lateky suspicion of piracy by H. M. sloop Bittern. In revenge for the slaughter of their comrades, the Rebels threatened an attack on the city on the 20th (yesterday), and vowed,

should it provo successful, to sacrifice every Imperialist who might fall into their hands.

Chiet

in Howe, to the roadside, The accused Judgment handed down by the was taken to Bay View Police acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice est Station, where ho made a state- T. J. Gould, guve judgment The for plaintiff, with costs. In reply to a question by His action involved the alleged sale of property housing the Sih thonour, Mr Hobley said it had

Oaklands No. 1 been raining some time before, Nam School,

tho but at the time of the accident, Path, Upper Levels, during there was only a drizzic.

Hong- He Japanese occupation of

kong. said in

to another query.

The plaintif that ovid

would be given

(the present that the lighting was rather dim.

was Li Tam Tol- respondent) Continuing, Crown

Counsel

Kennedy Terrace, hing said evidence would be given ground floor, the wife of Mr Li Koon-chun, prominent merchant by a witness who was sitting in

and owner of numerous lease- a shop in King's Road. The wit- ness was looking through the hold properties. Mr Brook A. door of his shop, which was in Bernacchi, Instructed by MY line with the spot where the A. K. W. Lui, is appearing for three persons were standing, and respondent, he would say that a few minutes after a tram had passed between him and the three per- view obscuring three-momentarily, a military vehicle came along and knocked the

Named as second defendant in group down.

Mr Hobley pointed out to the schoolmaster, who was stated in the action was Leung Sal-foon, Court at this stage that this evidence during the hearing to witness would say he had no

have died prior to the issue of difficulty in seeing the three

the writ in 1948. persons standing on the road by the tramline, although he was distance away from them. some

Examined by

In the original action, plaintiff Vehicles Inspector, the military asked for an order for the dis vehtele, which was jeep, was charge of mortgagea entered found to have a

top of into dent on top

between the dofendants the bonnet. One of the number and two other parties in by Mr May at the Central plates on the front bumper was December, 1932; and for an Police Stellon on Tuesday bent backwards. The lights order that defendants assign to morning last, on the body of were in good working order, the plaintiff the property known one of several Chinese robbers, and so were the brakes.

on The as No. 1 Oaklands Path, the hot Sunday night by windshield wiper in front of same having purported to havo Thomas Rumley, the European the driver's seat was not work-been assigned by the defendants constable at Shek-pal-wan. ing.

to the plaintiff by

4 Japanese

It would appear, that Humley had Crown Counsel said it was the assignment dated February 17, Just returned to the station from patrolling, when he was startled, by Crown's submission that there 1944, and registered in

the musket shots and the boating House was amplo evidence to support Japanese

Registration The fact that he Office, for the charges.

a consideration collided not with one person, MY62,000. Plaintiff further asked but with a whole group, clearly for possession, meso profits and showed, in his submission, that costs. the accused had been gulity of driving dangerously.

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Was

**The boss certainly lan't a thoughtful man-il keep his desk, as next as a pin, but he still crabs about my spelling!"

the

Motor

ORIGINAL OLAIM

the

of

The Defence claimed that only a mortgago was entered into be- NOT CONNECTED

tween the parties. They denied corroborative that they had agreed to sell the giving evidence, Divisional Traffle

In

and

Inspector G.F. Watt, who ex-Property to plaintiff but ad-

mitted an emined the jeep, said the wind-Japanese assignment had been

agreement shield wiper was in order, but signed by defendants Chu Yam- It was not connected up and therefore could not work autor on and Leung Sal-foon and by

MI

Ho Ping-fai (wife DI matically.

Cheung

this

Cross-examined, he said the dent on the bonnet looked new,

It was only about a quarter of sham and was

of They

They

the

purpose

claimed an inch long. He agreed that deceiving the Japanesa the number plates were of authorities. They alleged that, flimsy construction, and that one in truth and in fact, neither could bend them by hand. He the agreement nor the assign

contained or agreed further that the wind- ment

presented shield wiper, in the condition it any real agreement or contract WAX, could bo manually between those purporting to be operated.

the respective parties thereto. ON STRETCHER

Defendants further claimed the „The next witnem was Loung❘ property, was "Haid under a treat Forsand on behalf of a charity, Shlu-ping, of 147 King's Road.

School, and titietees, they were not

Book floor,

who we brought in rurely, the Bin Nam on a stretcher, by several. Policeman, that, „Za ber verridenor, she said that at authorised under the terms of the frat she had decided to take a bur trust to sell or gree to well die, la town and the group had waked propeELY.

34-4 buat ship. Prudently, me saw a In the

The head of one of the prin cipal Rebel chiefs, captured with eighty of hip men acar Suatau fortnight after the city was rem taken in November last, ls, ww are told, in the possession of Dr Bland. Between the teeth is a large brick, which had been driven in with such violence as to have fractured the lower jaw,

BRAVE POLICEMAN

A Coroner's Inquest was hold

of the alarum gong. Ho hurried

down to the village, followed, but apparently only for a short dis“ tance, by one tridian—the other two being on duty-and found kimseit in the midst of a desperate fight betwixt the villages and a gang of about fifty robbers, from whom he received several blows; and one of whom attempted to stab him with a sword, which passed through the breast of his jacket, but missed him person. Ho shot che men in front, who was thrusting at him with a speur, and knocked down a second with the butt of his muskat, so that he was anabled to retreat. load his fuses, and being supported by the villages and boutman, followed the robbers, discharging shot after shot until they made off, some along the road, others in sampana towards, «. large junk lying at anchor outaide. The unstable must by this time have допо considerable execution, AN besides, the man found dead in the amels of Bhak-pai-wan, the food- sins were traced next morning by inspector Clifton long the nearly to Hongkong,

Bumley says he now - three mer fall, two of whom he feels certain were shot in the breast, with theiz faces towards him, while the phe found dead must have been killech ball turving while patruoung, the entered the beds, of his neck and panoes right, through, taking wildu ie the Gomer law and part of the tongue. He had a sword by his side, and shren wirkpots in his hand, daytoned to a string,"

romi

The Rystem of 'gang-robbery, wat judandet, his Lordship formerly very prevalent in the outs framcar coming from, Che direction also made an order for possession, Vilimpan 'and 'wie only put a stop to of North Point and she told the execution of which would be stayed by come seves lemons received de

#counters with the polles.. other two person with her that so days.

Tha they would take the trumn car instead. e poladed in the terms agreed upon now taught the trisorsegge had been lowerscyther trem, oer did not this morning was an undertaking by good one, od 13 is to be hop

"will", receive.... -{ from slop. They remained standing about

Meni tolmune, progi, thin | apertory – samé. A fent from the trailing, short hate that dudement le up- Hum

mark Cürüber meine prodits for Che period approval, ma kienoughout the ladies. tive, and alte and the olies were from judment or the first_instance | bagwanik toa bavan Cleplayed othe Induced to the ground,

cratii - Judement on appeal or posses utmost bravery'ns will:as posseton Apawwing question. witness | man will be paid and easy be r= | ok minde wald" she remembered meing ONE OF DOwered "an if Judgment "had" basn'the two Indigestion "duty two other vehicles moving, clong the| styan, therefor.

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