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No. 35984

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1954.

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NEW CHARGES AGAINST HK GOODS

W. New Guinea Mr Grimwood Rebukes Hutton Says

SPIRIT of co-operation

A and amenity can some-

times backflee. It has done so in the face of the Dutch who now find themselves in the United Nations arguing with the Indonesians over the sovereignty of Western New Guinea, No doubt the Netherlands were actuated by motives of goodwili when they signed away their Indonesian territories in the hope that the Netherlands indonesian Union would be beneficial to both nations. It was a forlorn hope. The Union was destroyed and Western Now Guinea is now pre sented to the world as the hardlo which must be cleared before there can be any further understanding. The Indonesian cialm the country is based on the first article in the Charter i

·

to

UK Standards Official

FANTASTIC "MADE IN JAPAN" ALLEGATIONS REFUTED

From Our Own Correspondent

London, Nov. 25.

The Director of the Hongkong Government Office in London, Mr

E. G. A. Grimwood today delivered a sharp rebuke to the Secretary of the British Retail Trading Standards Association, Mr Roger Diplock who said today: "There seems 'little or no doubt that the bulk of merchandise coming from Hongkong is Japanese".

Mr Grimwood described the allegations as "Nonsense". Mr Diplock said in a letter to The Times of London: "Japanese of Transfer which reads: goods masquerade as Hongkong products to benefit in one way or another from passing through the Colony." He alleged Hongkong goods were being increasingly associated with "piracy of design and other reprehen- sible practices such as misrepresentation".

the

Mr

tandh

Mr Diplock called for a Government inquiry.

·

At the sAITUY

the

"We'll Field!"'

Slow Start

By Australia

L

More British A-Tests Soon?

U.K. ATOM MEN GOING

TO AUSTRALIA

London, Nov. 26.

A small party of British officials has left for Australia for consultations on the possibility of holding future atomie weapons trials in Australia, the Ministry of Supply announced today.

sold

The announcement the British party was led by Mr J. M. Wilson. Under- Socretary at the Ministry of Supply.

There have been three atomie explosions in Aus- tralia.

The first was in October 1958 in the remote Monte Bello falanda off the West Australian onsai.

Two

Two Explosions

week

of

the

In October last year there were two explosions stomle

Emu weapons at Field

Woomera on the rocket range In' South' Aus- tralia.

after Monte Bello, explosion Str Winston Churchill, Primo Minister, wald it was to Investigate the effect of an atomio explosion...... in the 1,450-ton frigate HM8 Plym and the ship was “vabour- food."

༣.

WAS

„The... wespon tested, then

"a marked advance" aver the bombs dropped on the Japanese eltles of Hiroshima and Nagkanki.

The Times' View

The Times Science Cor- respondent writes: In re- lation to the 50 or so nuclear test explosions' which havO been undertaken by the Américans it is hardly sur- prising that Britain abould wish to add to its earlier

Uranium 235 as well no plutonium la | now in prodap- tion in Britain and it would minimum programine

bo

· for defenos that test ex-

plosions should be under- taken with ́ ́baik - materinin,

Life's A Rush But

Babiba's Always Beamlug!

By A Staff Reporter Beaming Babiba Blen venido 'Is a busy MED these days.

By day this, plump Filipino totes his ride camp with the Hongkong Regiment But the order

to fall out at a pan, comes Just coon enough for him to

the Jump

transport back to Mengkon change," and scramble

otito the platform of the Flass Ballroom where he plays *the the x-clarinet early hours of the morning. Then be is up again at 7. still plump.

silil beaming,

to rush for the first trans- port back to exmpl/where. he plays' in 'the Regiment's military, band.

"Not Införmed".

Big 3 Envoys

Miss Ceremony

here are so many, pot For Vyshinsky

sibilities for variation in, the tactical form” of

Weapon

tested. The present proposaże do not extend to thermonÉTI clear explosions.enter and

The

Times

NOW Service" (Copyright),

Gales And Floods Hit

Moscow, Nov. 25. Representatives of the United States, Great Britain and Franco were missing today na members of diplomatic corps in the Soviet Union paid last rew spects to the body of Mr Andrei · Vyshinskyplato head; of the Boviet United Nations defega- tion....

"The Kingdom of Netherlands unconditional- ly and irrevocably transfera complete sovereignty over Indonesia to the Republic of the United States of

Grimwood made the He pointed out that as far as Ihan £6 million to Britain this Indonesia and thereby

"Given following reply:

the he knew in no case had an in- | year,

Brisbane, Nov. 26. recognises the said Republic Colony's undoubted

Lime she will ability to fringement occurred where trade

The English Test Captain, of the United States of

provide keen competition for marks, designs or patents had spend £25 million on British Indonesia as an independent United Kingdom products, we been registered in Hongkong.products.

Len Hutton, won the toss in Cherefore

British urged and sovereign state." At must expect a cilmate of opinion He

REFUGEE PROBLEM the Arst Test match against the claim sectjs | eager first sight

lo discover the facts' manufacturers to protect their

"She has per capita the big- | Australia - today and which,

when

ob. marks and potente by register-gest refugee problem in scrutinised

the DECIDED TO FIELD. Justifled, but the artigio maiortively, are seen to be a com/ing them in the Colony, be read with the one follow-pound of half truth,

When this was done, he said World and the maintenance of To thow long history of Test wishful ing and not isolated from it thinking

fan opportunity was provided in high level or employment is matches this has soldpin been and prejudice,"

vital. Unjustified hostility can the event of an infringement for

done, na the Indqwcxiana have done | Bald.

only

aggravate her problems

But Len Hutton must have to substantiate thele argument.

same measure, Jn The facts showed that unfair prosecution in the local Couris.

the Assisted by a large influx of and,

studied: the Brisbane cricket practices by Hongkong industrious Chipers with capital damage on excellent market for

ground thoroughly,

and

the relatively

British producers." THE

THE second wilcle plates in manufacturers were

Low, Hongkong had some 2,000 and initiative, the Colony had

Mr. Diplock's letter has also quality of the pitch to take this developed tremendously since

unusual step.

He must havë part: " in view of the

registered factories, employing

drawn an angry retort from Sir weighed the pros and cotts of ENTREPOT

Arthur Morse. fact that it has not yet boen 100,000 workers and there and the occupation, he sold

T TRADE LIT

tho weather," "rid the state of possible to reconcile the views beod, only about ton reported

But faithful adherence to: the "It is

wrong. Na platky pitch before he elected to cased

es of design copying or United Nations embargo

Šļr-Arthur -- said, hel

EVANS ILL -which / remain therefore

avo seara,

duced her entrepot trade: As a for complainta in partie Gedray Evan England dispute ..." It should be

local industry result, the

was cular cases. NOT FROM JAPAN quite obvious from the for-

now of major importance to the generalisations and, in partioperire and was unable to piny, lar, his statement that the bulk His place was taken by the

Loudon, Nov. 25.

The diplomats assembled be going that New Guinea was a

"It can be confidently stated colony's economy.

"Within this thriving Indus- of the from Hongkong

Torrential rain flooded many parts of Western fore the palace where the body separate case and was not and supported by voluminous included in transfer, In quest documentary evidence in possess trial scene. it is inevitable that reaily Japanese are totally and young Keith Andray who gove

good performance recently England today and gale warnings were in force tonight of My Vycinky lay in state at

1700 houm local time. against Queensland. of amenity and to safeguard sion of Her Majorly's Commis-some infringements may not be absolutely unjustified.

for sea areas around the British Isles. "I know from personal experi- and Excise detected until attention is drown their substantial Investments in

Some" - Including" [Indian" "Am- sioners of Custome

Krishna Menon, took bassador Indonesia the Dutch agreed to

that no

Nearly 50 article shipped from to them by the injured party, ence that when complaints of Favall red Arthur Morris open-

main.roads were aster of August 1952, when 31 man but increasing care is being unfair trade practices by Honged the innings for the Austra reported under water tonight people lost their lives, and far guand

Ave-minute turna as honour discuss the "disputed" terri- Hongkong as locally

they are kong manufacturers are investi lians on a good plich. England Motor traffic in Somerset

The diplomate' were ensure that The conferences ended factured and imported Into the taken to

gated on the spot they are altarted their attack with Bodser Gloucestershire was halted by

and more widespread. tory.

led today-by Burmese Ambas in failure the Indonesiana United Kingdom under claim to delected at an early stage."

Mr Grimwood

WARNING - FLAGS found concluded: most invariably

to be at one end and Statham the

Ender domanding advance recogni- Imperial Preference has origin

poor visibility in the driving

Maung Ohn, who sued foundation," Sirt one

other.

rain. nted in Japon or elsewhere," Mir "Hongkong will send manufac-without real tion

their claim. of

The

tured goods valued at no more Arthur added.

The Australian opening pair Grimwood said.

"In Devon,

have been on day and night duty The bod

·body of Mr whore

several putting up warning flags and was cremated last night and the Indonesian representative

was forced on to the defence roads are impassable, pol utan red lights to indicate dangerous un containing the sta In the first ten minutes only one mobile Association spokesman flooded roads. zum was scored.

boer

in the Hall of described the floods us thò worst since the Lynmouth Blood

ans of the Trade Union Houses in Honiton

Columns (Davon) wero inundated when rain flood-House in Moscow, the Soviet ed a stream running under the news agency Tass reported early town.

tids morning. me The South-easterly puts reaching

agency said that the

The Western England Again

of the parties on New GuineÁTTUNKURORIOA tiem in the last ports to China bhar mere But Mr Diplock's | wlakty kipper fđến' (with: ai tem--|

any

at

Diplock Challenged To Come Here

was

During his visit to the United Kingdom recently.

Colonel

The Inside Story Of INTERPOL

INCREARING FAVOUR

A

that

#

in bright sumy weather Les

For the first half hour only eight runs were scored and their first Ny

came in 74 minutes.

dis-

BEAUTIFULLY CAUGHT Peking Accused

Harvey u.o.

that

Intimate- the export of the Mr

Extras Two wickets for 142 at Tea.

No Birthday

Present

Of 'Barbarism'

Tire ChinceD Communist sentencing of 13 Americans on false changes is a new act of barbariam which has rightly mmpused indignation" not only omonu the. American people but ull over

the free work. It compounds the original crime of· detaining thase. Americans in flagrant violation of the Korean Armistice Agreement," he add- ed.-United Pre

the United Nations says that It is now a world problem, that there is a national movement afoot and consequently there

which is no peace in New Guinea,

Mr Roger Diplock

Clague

made then, Bald that ho was charges Sio far

shirts ho has been

Ignorance of alleged that men's rayon challenged "Lo came to Hong- amazed" at the unable to produce any facts

of Japanese kong and prove his point" by buyers concerning Hongkong's believed to be and is forced to rely on Colonel J.D. Clague, leader of ability to preduce quallly origin" had been exported

At 51 the opening pair was generalities. The Indonestan

the United Kingdom bearing a separated when Favell attempted fan Hongkong's delegation to the goods. Foreign Minister las gone to recent British Industrica Falr, "I was astounded when, on a woven label marked "Nylon.

stroke to the square leg and the extent of stating hat this morning.

visit to Manchester, I found superior quality," Mr Angus

beautifully caught by

United Nations, Nov. 25. and Colonel United Nations support

Clogue, Interviewed | the many responsible

on the evidence was

Cowdrey inches from the ground the shirts

The United States today' for the Netherlands position by

were the China Mail, said in dividuals really did believe that avaliable,

off | Statham's bowling. In would bend

Hongkong to disturb the answer to Mr Diplock's letter Hongkong is incapable of itself manufactured

Then Keith Miller joined accused Communist China of “a from

new act of cloth atmosphere in Southeast Asia. published in the London Times

barbarism" in "Ben". producing

was from material imported which

Morris. Miller was batting very tencing 13 Americans to vary These are hardly the words yesterday, that he was sure the reaching Manchester st the the United States.

well. He and Morris together ing gol terms on "spy" charges. NOT ONE JAP SHIRT of a nation seeking peace and "Hongkong Government manu-

he stated.

the century in 141 These

The United States Ambasador and more

He raid that he was "extreme- agreement

like facturers and merchants would

shirts were exported in brought Mr 1958, during which period caly minutes..

Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., suld the mouthings of an adoles welcome any impartial Inquiry by surprised" to read that

Australia First Innings Favell that the Chinese Communist cent ready to be belligerent if into the Colony's manufacturing Roger Diplock

188 dozen shirts had · been im- should be "O

here

action "addit sill another to its demands are not granted activities.

utterly ignorant

from Japan, he C. Cowdrey b Statham 23. ported of the situated. "In 1954 not a single Muler b Balley

49 the long list of reasons why the in fact they amount

tion-as to a

suggest that there

52 unspeakable gang in Peking is direct threat.

that Japanese shirt had been im Morris no. 'stems title or no doub

he added.

8 unit to sit in the United the bulk of more

merchandise

Janging}

portocal

10 Nations. from Hongkong

"This plainly is utterly un- ly". acquainted truc.

I suggest that Mr. Dip- Hongkong's

said United Kingdom, tock be challenged to come to

allegations were Hongkong to prove his paint," Diplock's

"absolute nonsense." declared Colonel Clugue.

"Wo are giving them (U.K. manufacturers) real competition He went on to say that one o realises that Hongkong products for the first time and they're are gaining increasing faveur in hitting back at us with this kind the United Kingdom, and "no of propaganda. A friend of mino in South Afrien_told me doubt we must expect criticism newspaper from those wasse

busintry. has

of Hongkong products there of the suffered as a serult"

that everyibing, is "It is regrettable, however,

Nazi Arms Disposed ferior quality, doph trackers, white slavers

announcements of other ments should be hade by people FOSSILLY A GOOD THING and other ricketeers. The new features we have in store in.

"This is exactly the kind of responsible positions

Of By, 1948-F.0. author, A. J. Forrest, had the for, you.

Roger Diplock's allegations reactions they (U.K.

London, Nov. 23,

London, Nov. 28, manu- full co-operation of the

A Ublas Mall feature willer aroused a certain amount of re-

Mrs Barbara Castle, Labour facturers) want,

Nazi aims that Sir thorities In writing LCSO gives you this week a pen por-sentment

among Hongkong

However,

all this publicity member of Parlament and Winston Churchill ordered to be zrticies.

trait of a well-known sporting manufacturers. But they were might be a good thing for us.

supporter of left-w inger stacked at the end of the war Identity in Hongkong-BILLY not surprised.

Beven said tonight Angurin In presenting this nów featuro | TINGLE—who has given F.T. 5og Mali, stated:

Sinco one allegation in which of them, Interviewed by

sald "It's it was, stated that some gloves she had concelled her sub-ware disposed of by 1948, a to

Winsten

spokesman Ofice tmported into the UK. could only to be expected-now that not have been made in Hou because of his statement that in

birthday Fund to

Some were destroyed, some Hoogkong is giving UK pro kong was proved false, orders 1943 he had been prepared in an thrown into the b

*** Olhers ducts real competition for

for these insane. more, then Fret time,

doubled."

ethergency to rearm the defeated were appropriated by the Germans. ANGUS'S STATEMENT

went Western Occupation forces or Mr H. A Angus“ Director of

Bhaald that If the Prime delivered to member states of

ddded". The World's Strangest Story favourites... Giles, Low, pictures Commerce and Industry Cote

carller many M.P. would not the pokesman p this: Saturday is About the from Home and a Hongxom that Mr E.G.A.... Grimwood's

have put their signatures in the solo toma z labach - Fas Army's top surgeon, De James pictorial record of the reply to the allegations was

miter ins and out buleved to be London, Nov. 35 Birthday Book ASIAN BRITY-WAS THE INSPECTOR- Film and book voviews, and, gil

totally correct

Podoledinburgh • dew aligned in tribute to his war theinly property, such as donuta GENERAL A WOMAN the winners dor Happy Valley Vialed that a telegram had been

rekelvad : trom, 5-Me › Grimwood; by naval pfe Arough thick londorong and to all p Bir Beverley Baxter attends tomorrow..all in this Satur-, sindios that a later answering

rain from can to work for Disti the unveiling of a plaqum in Tile day's Mall.

Mr Diplock's a charges,, in full.

Palace, London, for she said et, a poli Street commemorating

the ims Battalion of 33 It is too late. egiment in train almat but

Another new top-line feature begins in the China Mail tomorrow. It is the full inside story of INTERPOL, the international Police organisation that stretches round the globe.

F

has recently that the general opinion

mado in

This fascinating series tells Hongkong the best you how this life publicised reading in the work. how It organisation

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