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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1954.

SHEAFFER'S

"ADMIRAL

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TORY MP HITS AT ATTLEE Rape Case Continues: JOHN CLARKES

Visit

To Red China SIDE GLANCES Criticised

By Galbraith

In SEATO Debate

London, Nov. 8.

Sir Walter Fletcher, Conservative, was in- volved in several clashes in the House of Commons today with Mr Clement Attlee, the Opposition leader, when he criticised the Labour delegation's visit to China.

"The great handicap which Mr Attlee and his friends suffered was that they went to Peking," he said. "That is no more typical of China than Washington is of the United States."

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Sir Walter Fletcher. speak- Sir Harold Roper, u Conserva- ing during the debate on the live who recently visited Burma F hes employers or Geneva agreements

on and Indonesia with British aku-SEATO, said Lord Lind, ay of Parliamentary delegation, said he Stich beving been left for Birker,

who recently visited | belleyed

Manita Treaty Tv Sheidt's mun acknow» China. hud said that great would strengthen Burma's con-

te having left the sum-) deal of what Mr Attlee and his fidence

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Mr JA Sparks, Labour. ¦ Mr Attlee intervened to say another memine of the delega- that Lord Lindsay referred to 100 raid the Manila Treaty

particular village as

bz ving could

be regarded as an been specially preparest

attempt to encircle China. He added:

Soviet Russia and Chine had "W agreed that we that not think standing arinies of 0,000,000 men that 1ypal. We know that was tegin. Burma

In comparison India. Pakistan. We sald se

and Indonesia The Labour teater said Simenting with the "great idea of

Were young countries Experi Walter Fletcher was also wrong social deinoerney." But they were in suggesting that the Latour mostly defenceless. delegation drow very urge con- clus Criminal

Peking LIMITED AMOUNT "On the contrary, to every statement 1 have

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A BETTER ROLE MI Joseph Golinond. Liberal, sk the fact

be facmi that India and Britain disagreed Britain might re- ever, that India was outside the treaty but he thought Mr Nehr Sir Walter Fletcher "Hy some might have a better role to play

curious glit

Attice utside. Mr very appears to possess, he was able eketebing with His lordship in

Mr George Brown, Labour. to assess the decrease in flies said Mr considering an example not un-

Nehru Was worried and allest for, cannot but think his

increase

commercial about the pattern of aggression devices against Mr

in the 95 per cent of in Asin. This was to secure n Wilkins Probity

China he did not visit." very harsh under the elreuni

Mr Attlee

orth column in countries to pro- We also visited toe a force for aggression from Reelik that the

Shanglan and the evidence on within. who

which wa based certain

ourselves WITH He went to Peking to get an "FE Ar

trom statements

170 assurance that so-called Chinese Mr De

Europeos there"

nationals in It house. neither of

When Sar Walter Melcher Juture fifth columnists ** "Juror'

sand Mr Attle had given says, is Mr Wilkins cosidence. or place of bune and emuld not identify 4 servant into whose hands The sadrazowys was given,

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Lordship on

On

the subject,

correspon- +1 Jemarks, if TR excuse whatever is to be received--not esch such a strong one as that mute by Mr Wilkins. It will bo absolutely necessary for every Colony to attend . . է each sessions. enquire whether he has been summon- dr hot: otherwise, through the negligence or stupidity

simonaning officer. he may

the

of

be muleted for non-attendance. That we can scarcely belleve the fairly stated to has been

the Fruge.

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of China was roudonation. Allee retorted "He is entirely misiepresenting me Over and over again I have pointed out to the Americans that recogni– tun of a Government does not mich approval."

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FORMOSA STATEMENT Returning to the attack

St Walter Fletcher sald Mr Attlee was ein record as remarking that It would be wiser to hand Fer. mesa over to Communist China. Would Mr Attice abide plebiscite in Formosa?

Mr Allice: "The suggestion made was that Formosa should be put under trusteeship of the United Nations for a period of years to find out what the people themelves want."

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Hearing Of Claim For Damages

Until Adjourned 1955

A £10,850 claim for damages for negligence brought against the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China by J. M. Shashoua (Hong- kong) Ltd. of Gloucester Building, was adjourned

Detective Tells

CASEBOOK

TROUBLE,

Of Events In Clinic TROUBLE

EORGE

very

great start in

G was given no Detective Police Constable Sum Wai of Yau- life, and ho scaled no great mati Police Station gave evidence before Mr H. H. peaks as the years went by. B. How at Kowloon this morning of events which But he hoisted himself by took place on August 78 in the clinic of Dr Ngis own unaided efforts to a Yuk-kin, charged with rape.

hump or hillock from whore. he could look down on the rut where he once had boon, and be thankful he there no longer as so of his friends were.

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Dr Ng was alleged to have Cross-examined, witness sald raped Tam Shun, factory he did not know whether or not worker. In his clinic at 430 he himself was known to the Nathan Road, rat floor.

accused's nurse by the nick-name represented by Mr "Nam Wah Lee (a kind of da Silva. Mr W. A. fruit). He said he had only Bistr-Kerr, Senior Crown Coun- been detailed to take the nurse assisted by Detective to the Police Station on August Inspector W

is pro- 30. He had never been detalled secuting.

| to call for her any time after the DPC Sum Wal testified that start of the Court proceedings.

was in the Police

Hearing is continuing.

sej,

he

Waison.

party

under Inspector Mos; who went

On

saw

blood. She appeared to be

Nazi Letters

About Duke

Of Windsor

London, Nov. 9. The last volume on

the

WOB many

By middle-age he was his own employer, proprietor of a one- man business. • Indeed, he was proprietor of businesses.

one-man

For as well as the Recond- hand furniture store he ran by day, he hired his car out to his friends, and himself acted as chauffeur when. the day's work at the shop was over.

He made no fortune, but he earned his independence,

NIGHT WORK WHEN things began to go

•Wrong dor Georgo. His wife became seriously IIL Ulcer trouble forced George to give up the business he had taken so long to build up.

to the doctor's clinic at 2.30 p.m. August 28, On entering the consulting

room, be the complainant lying on a bed Her clothes

with were soaked

semi-conscious and looked pale. A CONVERSATION There was a conversation be tween the doctor and Inspector Mos

Detective Sergeant Ylp So asked the complainant what had happened, but she gave no asked if she reply Yip So wished to be examined at Kow-foreign policy of the Nazi another man for a job. Hoon Hospital. She agreed. regime, published by Hernight-watchman at £7 a week. Witness sald the doctor told Majesty's Stationary Office, The Job was not too strenuous, complainant that 4 fee includes German letters and suited him woll for that would be charged if another doctor were to carry out another alleging that the Nazis had cause it allowed him to help his exainamilon. Inspector Mos indirect contact with

the wife during the day at their then called an ambulance and Duke of Windsor during the hor, and more and more she de- home, Illness had never left the complainant was taken to last war. hospital.

pended on George to look after her.

QUESTIONS

the

cccasion the his intention of going up to the lands, second floor. persuaded him not to leave the

room,

from

For the first time in many years, he had to go and ask

George found work ава

reason. It sulted him also be

but he witness) | The Hogue that he had establish- ddenly

TOOK DOUTOR AWAY

The sergeant went on to say Third Reich

In a first letter to the German That be returned to

Foreign Minister, the clinle

which was later

submitted that afternoon. The ne-

to cused was still there. On cro

Adolf Hitler himself, the Ger- THE other day, the long, slow descent in George's for- man Minister to the Nether-tunes, took a steep, sharp, dive. doctor

expressed

Comte Jullus Von His white's

became condition Zechburkersroda, wrote

so much worse that ed a link with the Duke

she had to bo rushed to hospital. And within a few hours of see- Windsor.

ing her safaly away, George, at diplomat told the Foreign his place of The Minister that the Duke was a questioned by a detective,

of work, was being member of the British military "Some roofing felt is missing," mission to the French Army but the detective said,. "Tuf some was not satisfied with his posi- galvanised iron malls. Know tion and wanted to play a mere anything about them?" active part.

"Y-yes," George said, "I've He had returned to London fot them at home." for this purpose, continued the No letter,

That evening. Inspector Moss came and took the doctor away.

until February 21, 1955 by Mr Justice C. W. Reece Man Refuses in the Supreme Court this morning.

to

The plaintiffs allege negligence Mr McNeil also objected in respect of payment by the the term ht the plaintiff Bonn, Nov. 8 defendant Bank of two bills of rhodd pay "forthwith." The West German Chancellor, exchange in September drawn

it was u form of penalty. Dr Konrad Adenauer, derided, respectively under two letters of pused, and

seldom im- in the present case to submit the Paris credit opened by the lank at the the plaintiff was not responsible tonight treaties to the West

German request of the plaintiffs, Parliament for calification early

The sum claimed

for the unfortunate absence of represented next month.

oss. The plaintiff should his witness.

·len per cent of the 1\> bilis,

for an event plaintiffs alleging that the Bank be penalised paid the full value of the letters ver which he had no control.

"I am surprised

that a banit of credit to the sellers, M. K. Malek and Bros. of Teheran, of this calibre should apply for without their consent and with-

costs forthwith," declared Mr out retaining ten

McNeill. per

аз cent stipulated.

Mr Justice Recce

declared Alternatively, plaintiffs claim that he did not think it was an et damages for breach of the two occasion where he should order contracts artica-ions by the plaintiffs to granted

ก two costs to be pald forthwith. He the Bank for opening the two ordered all

the adjournment and costs and expenses letters of old.

of, incidental to and thrown deurnment on the grounds that be paid by the plaintiff's in any The plaintiffs applied for an away by the ndjournment to

essential witness of the case event..

At the eme time Dr Adenauer,

West German the

Chancellor, Taved with

strong criticism his agreement with France over | by D

the Saar last month, decided to ask the Bundestag to call off a major foreign affairs debate arranged for Thursday in the Lower House of Parliament,

The key debate was expected iu centre in the Franco-Germau Agreement

which has drawn strong comment from three

h.ve

ter.

Sir Walter Fletcher suid that was not what was reported. the four West German coalition Amid Labour elivers Mr Altice partners.United Press & Reu- replied: "You starely attended press cmferences and have some acquaintaned with the At the Wexford Assizes, on press, They

not do

report Tuesday week, the orphan fully. 1

unt Ist prepared to Children of Mr and Mrs have my statements judged by Mnesweeney K1 £5,000 dum- what appears in the American apex against the Great Southern press.""

& Western Hallway Company.

on decount of the loss of their faller a mother, who wero

This

killed by

Nehru To Stay Premier

New Delhi, Nov. 8.

1172

contained

was unable to leave, London fer Hongkong on account of a strious eptration on his wife.

ONE OF THOSE THINGS Mr John McNeill Q. C. who with Mr A. J. Clifford in- siructed by the Hon. Sir Man- The Congress Party working kam Lo) represents the plaintiff BURMA'S POSITION

committee todry refused to con-irm, declared that "It was just Mr William Teeling, a Consider Mr Nehru desire to je-jone

of those things." The_wit- asked Bervative, the rallway accident not made in the Manila Treaty and appealed to him to Abandon Thursday to arrive on Saturday. why te was aign from the Prime Ministership ness was to have embarked last at Straffan lost autumn.

discussions of the services of the idea of being relieved from the largest amount of glam- Mr Malcolm

Counsel Indicated that the MacDonald, Com- this office, ages ever given against any missioner-General In Southeast

witness would be in' Hongkong ver in Ireland. railway company in

Mr Nehru said he was bound | within a' month. Asin, and the Here is a sample of the dis-

organisation at to consider the opinion of the Singapore.

The Ho Leo d'Almada 'QC., pensation of Justice at home.

committee and the matter rests who with Mr D.A.L. Wright Can any of our renders inform

utkast until next January when (instructed by Mr R.A. Wadeson) us what compensation has been

the committee is to r ses cgain appeared for the Bank, said that made to the poor black woman

| di Avadi near Madras.

two of his main witnesses had whose child was killed lately by

Mr Nehru's resignation from arived from Manila and from the fall of the ruinous houses at

the Presidency of the Congress | Malaya,,and the Bank had to the Nullah?

Party however, was accepted---

transfer reliefs from other places. d'Almada said he would strongly oppose tho radjourn ment unless the Court ordered pinintiffs to pay forth with the | costs of this application and the costs of this day's hearing as well as re-imburse forthwith the defendants for all expenses incurred in obtaining the at tendance in Hongkong of those two material 'wlinesses. There was no reason why the Bank should be out of pocket for any moment of time in respect these expenses,

Meanwhite. Breakneck Corner at the top of Wellington Street stili yowns to engulf the "benighted way- farer. Some one probably may moon tumble down the abys, and should he survive, may, võsaldar himself fortunate, in escaping with a frac Tured limb or two. But in auch case he will naturally look for Indemi- Beation, which will of course result than action for damages against the government officer whose duty it i in attend to such natters. We ex- tract a passage from the Spectator an guide for the jurors in such a

China J

THE GUIDE HAL the Liverpool Assizes, in August, two actionat for compensation for damages on ratiway accidents were tried, Milchsweis, a German Jowel- jer, a sufferer from an accident mear the Nowpon Heath station, on the 29th December, stell the Latonakire d' Yorkshire Battway Company for. dornages. The Company admitted the negligence, and paid £150 into court. The painuift's brother swote that Me, Michael-hed with bim enger of jewellery worth; £1,400. The Jury MAYA. Verdict for 21,500, including the money paid | into court,mihe other cas- sia aloillar, Gibades,' a civil) engineer, › mistered from an accident ore, the sorte line; to mLICTS ··

degree, indeed, that 34 le thought Viskoky he will never work any more.

In this CEN · «No, the Company animarni ucigni sjesfiigange, and palą

2500 into cartha Kury rewarded).

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H.K.T.

0 Time Signal and Programme The Times News Service (Copy-

Grappa and 'Fun Quartet (BBCTA);

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Trial

Verdict

Lam Kim-fang, who was accused of murdering his wife," Ohlu. Pik-chun, --Was found", not guilty ng the

Supreme Court, this morn-

Lám; s; réporter, wai-ao- oumed‚of killing his "second a wife in Room 203, Mon- . ¡mouth Apartments, \ Mon-

mson th... Terrsot, “/Kennedy: Rosa on July 31,

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FORTHWITH COSTS

to

Mr McNeill objected, to plaintifa

the

the

ta having to pay costs of the Bank's transfer of stalk. He was quite before

Judge had the heard it suggested that, in

never.

should plantwich he would adver

pay forthwith

ver even if he won T He sgroed however that plainit chould paying any

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 9 by Ale

Indo-China,

To Be Bound Over

When the case of Man Mun ed that he had told the Duke, well court next day, he pleaded

Lawrence

a third

great quantities wore and attacked the then involved, and whether George Premier, Sir Neville Chamber-took the things to use for him- lain, ho

holding him responsible for self, or because his old instincts the stagnation during the early as a dealer in unconsidered months of the war.

trifles worked on him, did not The Minister In Halland add-emerge when at the Clerken- chuen was called before Mr

through

party, that guilty to the thefts. Loong

Central #t this morning. Man

CONSCIENCE Informed Britain was aiming at autopla the Court that his counsel, Mr

in trying to change the Nazi THE polico

THE

outlined the regime. Percy Chen, would not appear.

story to Mr Seymour PROFOUND IMPRESSION The

Magistrate henceforth

Collins, the magistrate, who then The letter said that this had a asked George what he had to ordered Man Mun-chuen to be

on profound impression

the day. bound over in the sum of $100 Duke and it was possible to see George, balding, spectacled, for one year to be

good be that

a split in the wearing a crumpled pin-stripe there was haviour,

Prime Yew

fingered sult

his small moustache

moment, for Court

was informed by Sub- It ended by asking if the cleared his throat,

and said: Inspector Y. C. Young, Court

Foreign

Minister wished the "I'm 62, sir, and this is the first Prosecutor, that Man. Mun-churen writer to cultivate his contact. time I've ever stolen. Some of had refused to sign the bond. Three weeks later, Comte Ven the things were given me, sir, Following this new development, Zechburkereroda wrote another but I plead guilty." the Court was adjourned.

letter to the Foreign Minister He paused, then went on "IL Later it was learned that-ko headed

you could be lenient, air, I'd be. matter was referred to the He said: "The, Duke of so grateful," he said, "What Attorney-General.

A

minutes later, themes of the Bellis

a

Windsor, about whom I wrote ever happens, you see, I'm going Man Mun-chuen was original-you, has said that the Allied to have this on my conscience ly the complainant in an as-War Council devoted an exhaur- for the rest of my life.. sault case already adjudicated live, discussion at its last mext- by Mr Lawrence Leong a month ing to the situation that would ngo in which another man, Talk ariso

Germany invaded

You, was convicted of assault- Belgium." ing Man, and fined $50 and The letter went on to describe bound over in $100 for one year, the discussion at the meeting

Mr Percy Chen, Instructed by France-Presse.

Me M. K. Lam, had submitted

that

the Magistrate had jurisdiction to order Man

executo

no

to

a bond under the Public

Order Ordinance.

We Have Lost Our

Sense. Of Shame

ALONE

had noting more to say. "You've been exceedingly foolish."

1.” said the magistrate "to him. "You attain the age of 62 without dishonesty. Whether anyone gave these things to you or not you must know that no employee had the right to give.

away the firm's property.

"You've had tragedies in, your

life, and I'm going to give more

weight to your personal affairs than, perhaps, I ought. You'll |be discharged conditionally, and you «must pay £4 cogis,. Now go away, and try to redeem your

your

George went, and there waN- Dutch Roanguish in his face, And at Kerk-home there would be no one to console him in the great loss ha half-naked bodies of had brought ubon himself—the

where and reticence is по more. We have lost our sense of shame," It added Router.

During a previous hearing of the casc1, Mr Leong said that he

Johannesburg, Nov. 8. intended to bind Man over be "The most intimate things of catise he thought from Man's married life, which belong with behaviour he might himsoli | in the bedroom walls, ord commit or cause others to com- paraded before the pubile eye lost character." mit offences against the Queen's in newspapers and periodicals peace.

"said the today

bode, D

The

formed Church on La

Formona, Japan, Okinaws. USA. Police Seek Mass women are displayed every-10se of his good name.

Canada, 6p.n.

By Burface Thailand, India, Pakistan. 3 p.m. Macao, p.m.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 By Air

a.m.

Thalland,, Formosa, Japan, Korea, Canada, 2 p.m.

Indo-China, 0 p.m. -

hailand, Malaya, Indonesia, Aus- tralia, New Zealand & Ceylon, p.m...

Japan, & pm.

Switzerland, Denmark, Norway & Sweden, 0 p.m.

Dy Surface:

China, People's Napublic, 8.30 a.m

Macno, a.m.

Japan, Noon.

Formas. 1 p.m.

Philippines, 1. p.m., ;

... Macao, 3. pm, za

THURSDAY; NOVEMBER" It

Murderer

Durban, Nov. 1..

Killed Two Lions

After several weeks of inten Moscow Purge? With One Bullet

the manlo

complaining

Moscow, Nov. 8. Two of Russia's top ranking Ddesa, Nyaslands Nov. 8. Marshals, have been absent from An Afriman constable, at

t

sive search a ̧ witch-doctor who is said to have murdered 12 seople with an axe, is still at large in Zululand,

recent parades and receptions Chipoka on, the edge of · Lake Farmers are

of frere Western observers reported Nyasa nese hare shot; two lios

Tiond difficultios,

as it is almost impossible to got odsunt labour. They are Marshal deurg! with one, rind shots

the Deputy Defenco They had fallen into a beinusa of the

foar of

and Marshal Vassily foot game pit, killer,

Chief of the Bovict The pollceman was pooring there The police say, however,

over the edge when one of them is one hopeful sign, Where there Anked by Western m

Western military jumped at was once complete allenca about attaches whether Sokolovsky he fired his

Mird Irrundt in frigist! the alleged killer's movemente was away from Moscow, Dos went right through the lane because of superstitious, fear, fence Ministry, protocol officer: brain and through: the heart of there is now, a pile of sports merely replied "He not pro the other Ilon below. Calna and rumours of his presence in went RoulerCOREDERLAN disment district,RVEREISVES FOR

FEST 201 Mall Special,

ibed by WILL.

Lovent ail, costa properly, in Mirar att Airies, careat, meltained belleved that he may

curred and thrown away which would ordinarily be allowed upon famation.

halland, Burma, India, Pakistan,

have been travelling in Zululand

General

Erine, The bullet.