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JOHN CLARKE'S Rhee Says

CASEBOOK

It Was A Debt Of Honour

He Will

Fight If Necessary

Seoul, Aug. 4. President Syngman Rhee sald today that he was deter-

a South Coast resort,mined to regain control of a

officer was dealing with his morning mail.

He slit open a cheap envelope End of that carried un East London postmark, Ashed inside brought for the contents, and

out a rough note, and a posts)- The probation order for 30. officer read the note. "Enclosed, And the thirty bob you lent me,

It Rich with thanks,' signed "Fred"

wan

The probation neer's morn- Ing was made. His abounding

Faith in human nature,

endured a dozen hearty

ritory south of the old 38th Parallel boundary even if the US refused to back him.

He snitt he negotiale

would TEVOY

the suc with the it the Com- refused

Comununists. munists

Li

withdraw

pruceiully in response vo Seoul government's bim tea. quests "we would take certa velion," he said.

US

which

blows

every working day, was sudden

ly restored to him as good

new.

FROM A DISTANCE

HER

TERE was Fred, who had put

might

been have what thought a safe number of miles between himself and his creditor,

doing the handsome. proving himself to be at heart a man of honour.

The probation officer thumbed through his card-index to mark up Fred's splendid achievement. Seeing the detalls Fred's contained, he remembered

others about is subject

card

He remembered Fred's strunge purposelessness at the time

their Arst meeting.

INHERITANCE

of

FREE had been caught shop- ufting. fle was a man of 00, with thatch of white hair. He had the stoop of a man much older, and some of the helpless- ness

of raw inexperienced youth.

The probation officer remem- bered how Fred had told him of his boyhood at a minor public

from which plenty of achool, inem have gone out to dis- tinguish themselves in the world. after Fred had not strained distinction. What dissuaded him from the effort was perhaps, in part, the knowledge

that

опе

day he would inherit the incomy

fund from a trust

from his

father's

estate that

mother and then

enjoy.

UNSKILLED

Arst he

his would

UITE a considerable sum was

involved enough to

retirement Anancially

make

painless

Asked for contient 311 The of State Latin Secretary

vester- would not Wher 52 0 effor. to seize the we-

• We wil

Foster Duljest stateinen. ttay

that America

support President

military

THORY.

Mr Kher suic

do it y-year-old

A

The

Korvau

The River the

Fender said he had not yet oxer

lime

for Camera.t surrender of the Kaeting area,

Peninsula Onglin north bank

of the Hate estuary-territory held by Reds below

the 38th Paralli when the artistice was signed, The armistice gave the Re- public of Korea much larger north the Parallel in the Central afd Bástern part of the Korean peninsula,

area

RHEE'S

CHARGE

"The UN and the US are now bent on the idea of co-exls- tence with the Communists, President Rhee said at his Arst news conference of this усаг "But how can they co-exist with the Reds unless the Cum- from our munists are removed territory?

He charged that the UN and

US had the

forgotten their commitment to create uni- Join!

fed and indepenem Kuren.

Instead they are advocating peace ut any price," he said. expect anything from them now.

The said he possessed informa- tion that the Communists may attack South Korea again any

ฟ

Luc.

cannot

"We are but eager to fight a wur with the Chinese, Husstans GI Japanese," saiet President

ither. "If they do not interfere with Our get along with them.”

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1955.

Off On Continental Tour

Appeal To

UN To Stop

Massacre

Geneva, Aug. 3. Leaders of the Bahai to- day called upon the United Nations to take swift action to prevent an alleged mas | sacre of their co-religionists

in Iran.

OCA-

The Bahal ture a religious

which seet

pre ches violence. Charles Mason Remey of Washington, D.C., Dr Ugo Ginchery of New York and John Ferray of Oxet, Eng- land, entled a press conference at a Geneva hotel to explain the reason for their appeal,

They *1; Persian muliato were whipping

and up mobs urging them on to a holy war against the Bahal. They said that in May this year Teheran mobs destroyed Bahai temples, confiscated Bahai property and killed co-religionists,

REQUESTS IGNORED

requests to

Twelve

Young Londoners started off from Wimbledon last week on a 1,500 mile Lour of France and Spain, in their converted 21-year-old double- decker bus, The total cost of the 19-day trip is expected to £40 each. The bus has Painted blue and cream. in the trip the girls will steep in a

'dormitory

bo

During

lop storey-while

on the the

boyx

will use tenta Picture shows: gramophone supplies the music, in the dining room of the converted bus. The kitchen tecen constructed from plywood by the boys and girls at the rear. The interior has been decorated in a variety of

colours.

May Close Chinese

Schools

ARMED MEN

FOILED. IN

HOLD-UP

Three

SHEAFFER'S

ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN

Suspend The Death Penalty, Appeal

London, Aug. 4.

The Howard League for Penal Reform, in an appeal signed by 100 prominent public figures, has called on Britain's Home Secretary, Major Gwilym Lloyd George, to auspend the death penalty:

The appeal, endorsed by well-known lawyers, scientists, religious leaders, editors and artists, says there is no factual evidence regarding the uniquely deterrent effect which capital punishment is said to possess.

ON THE

RECOR

by John Dell

What makes a singer popular? In a discussion the other day some people I know pointed to

Georgia Gibbs and

Patti Page, Dorle Day, Rosemury Clooney, Sarah Vaughan as being top stars with nothing in comnion

115 far

with

as style is concerned. In the field of male 'pop' singers the same thing applles. Eddle. Frankie and Perry are all top ranked recording artists ith nothing in common except a large following and a lorge income.

From this discussion there Headed "Public Opinion and Masenek, Britain's poet

an interesting question the Death Penalty," the appeal laureate: Mr Michael Redgrave,What qualities would the

Edith Si well, ideal 'pop' stur have?" recalls that in a House of Com- the actor: Dame mong debate on the den.h the authores; Dr Donald Soper, Maybe, you would like

the Methodist leader; Mr Stephen make a list for yourself just as February penalty Government's view was that it Spender, poct; Viscoun: Stand- would be wrong 10 abolish gile and Viscount Templewood. capital punishment unless there-Chion Mall Special. wero clearly overwhelming

last

public sentiment

the change.

in favour of

"IHistory shows that reforms Fear Volcano

In the penal system have never been

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mons

of an over- (ነፍ

May Erupt

Manila, Aug. 4.

to

* Mt

Apo

cressed

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from

that

td

we did the other night, and in

ease you are interested here are my cecipes for the ideal singera. The Girl ''Warmth'

The Vougnan.

'thie

Gibbs.

of Sarch

'Rhythm' of Georgia

The Clarity of Doris Day.

The 'Sincerity of

Clooney.

The Something

Rosemary

the Others

Don't Have of Eartha Kitt.

And all that together 'and you

that

the concer

of The majority whelming population." it said. "But in so repre- far as we may be said to

well-informed sent reasonably

sentiment, we appeal public

in Davao Province, you most earnestly to reconsider Southern Philippines, has in- would have what I think should

arousing be the 'most' your opinion mid to agree to a

is activity.

The Boy suspension of the death penalty cars it may erupt for the first

The Tone' of Perry Como, the lines of the motion in-

timo in history, according to troduced in the House of Com- meteorological

The Verve of Frankie Laine. reports last February and sup- Davao yesterday.

The 'Showinanship' of Johnny 11 members of parted by

The Weather Bureau's obser- Ray Parties."

at Davao reported

The 'Appeal' of Gay Mitchell. The Easy Manner of Dean (A group of Conservative and columns of light grey smoke were Buffalo, Aug. 3.

the crater of the Martin. Labour members then proposed rising from bandits

volcano. Sonic

of

and Add all

together armed the abolition of the death penal- 10,211-foot

the period the smoke came from

two team it up with the composite with machineguns held up ty for an experimental

crevices near the base of the Riri and you'd really have an 扬 Brinks Inc. armoured of five years. The proposal was

bald, rocky portion of the slope Det to record. but failed rejected by 245 votes to 214).

ALLOW TIME

What would your ideal singers near the summit facing south. If the Home Secretary cannol to get away with $498,500

Volcanologists of the Weather be made of? Bureau sald that they have no track receipts be persuaded to reopen the sub-

feel at the present time, the ap-records showing Mt Apo, the after wounding one mer-

peal says he should allow time second highest volcano in the songer.

for the further discussion In Philippines, having erupted Parliament of "the many im- previously. --France-Presse, portant and admirable mendations of the Royal Com- mission on capital punishment and to implement these without jdelay."

The report was published In September 1953. Officials said all the money

In an accompanying letter the Fort Eric, Secretary from

truck tonight,

in

race

the

were

Two at

gunmen captured quickly by the pollet The third bandit may have been killed or wounded while fleeing The police said. scene, wounded messenger was shot in

the

the

chest.

Frost tho

Ontario,

nearby

gave

110

the of

recom~

Petrol Industry Probe

that the

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For A Golden Voica

I noticed in a record shop the other day a disc put out by RCA of Perry Como's Golden Hecords'. Appropriately enough all gold in colour inch LP. and the disc, a ten und

the cover

contains eight of the songs of which

there

than one million

onc

זי

sold.

be

have been more

copies For new renders it should mentioned that whenever ana Howard

Boston, Aug. 3.

million copies of any one record raco track was re-League, Mr Hugh J. Kiare, said:

A Federal Grond Jury was the

are sold in America the artist covered. but

they

"In απ

answer given in

together here today to the called of Commone after detalls

House

a gold who recorded it receives petrol industry

and quite right too. Mrs Ruth Ellis nvestigate the Manila, Aug. 4. The hold-up attempt recalled execution of

In the United States.

fow the

There can be only very referred to sensational

again and successful yo

you The Philippine Education the

William Judge

eight McCarthy, singers who have made of pubile

opinion. question

who departed from the usual such records and it will be in- on January 17, 1950, when I hope that this memorial may Department is seriously con- robbery of Brinks Boston office

of grand teresting secret proceedings

to see if any of the sidering the closure of Chin- team of smooth-operating gua- show that the abellion of capital junes to announce in open court other companies follow RCA's ese schools in the Philippines men escaped with $1,218,211. punishment is supported by in-

Jury would investigate example in some way or other. unless they submit to its That robbery-the largest cash fuential persona engaged in the industry, stid the govern-

Record Review "Repeated affairs then we can

the strict supervision because of robbery in history is still un-wide range of activities. Shah of Iran and to the Iranian the mounting reports that

solved

'Blue Mirage by Percy Falth (Mrs Ruth Ellis, 20-year-old ment contended the industry violated the Federal Anti-Trust authorities to ball this slaughter the Communists have infil-car robbery

Another sensational armoured cafe society blonde and mother

occurred in Den- two children, was exccuted Act by price fixing. He cald the and his Orchestra. This tune is great guns in America ignored. They threatcu

"right to know going to kill more and we now plend trated into them.

vers, Massachusetts, on March recently for the murder of her pubile had a

the purpose of the investiga-and is already quite popular in The Percy Faith 1952, when three men rifled former lover.) with the United Nations to stop

Hongkong. This was disclosed last night this carnage and put this per-

unattended armoured car

Len- Signatories of Howard

In addition to Inquiring into version starts off very well in- Malacanang Palace sources by secution to an end," the spokes- who said that the Secretary of longing to a trucking company gue's appeal include Sir Richard the practices followed by major of Tango right from the deed, although one is reminded while

the driver and guards Acland, former Labour member petroleum men said.

and oil compinles Education, Mr Gregorio Herman- WA dez had seen the Vice-President sat in a nearby cafe sipping Pirilament; Mr Benjamin and retail outlets, the jury will at the end and we hear a very

start. Th

robbery netted Briten, the composer; Dr J. B. hear evidence about the opera-lugubrious lady pleading at the Mr coffee. Foreign and

Secretary, d

the criminals $081,000.-United Bronow Carlos Garcia, to map out moves

eminent scientist:ion of rolled gold plate ond Bronowski,

end of each line

'Don't Press.

Canon

Lewis John Collins, concrete

and pipe to counter alleged Red infiltra-

pipe Go

... It sounds corny to me Canon of St Paul's Cathedral;

machinery industries-Reuler, but many will like it if only for tion of Chinese schools.

Lord

Douglas of Kirueside,

the beginning. This is a Philips chairman of British Euro

78 rpm. Airways; Mr E. M.

General Sir George

DISAPPROVES

when the Bme for retirement should come. Fred had nothing | conferrnet to worry about concerning that end of his career.

He did have BOTTIC trouble

The President volved his dis- approval of the recent Big Four ul Geneva or "any ether East-West taiks."

"Whatever the other nations may do,” he said, "we will go

our

with the other end-that of de- our own way rad stiek to elding upon a carcer from which position alone.

The

Th

has

he could ultimately retire.

silpped by until he was health

In subject offered

years

glad to take what unskilled labouring jobs,

en-

These Fred did without thusiasm, switching from one to labour-market another

As the demanded, waiting, macking time, until the day should arrive when he possessed an unearned income.

DOORMAN

By the time Fred

committed

his crime on the south coast,

his mother was 91, and most of the trust fund money was still being used to keep her in

nursing home.

a

with

The probation ofeer remem- bered is final interview Fred, the one at which he had lent him the 30s. "There's

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elderly President, whose frequently been a of speculation, lonked very healthy and in good spirits As he joked

with reporters In the garden of his hillside Seoul mansion.United Press.

Primo Carnera

In Hongkong

Primo Carnern, Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World for 50 weeks June 29, 1933, (o June

14, 1934, is an shor visit to Hongkong.

were

The spokesmen warned that speedy UN action was needed to prevent further killing.

"The Moharram, month of mcarning, which begins cn August 18 and lasts until Octo- ber 15, is near. This is a time

He arrived here with his good job going," Fred had said,

manager, Mr Hardy Kruskamp, "as doorman at a cinema in the

this East End of London, I could get

morning by PAA plane from Tokyo. Now a professional that if I could get there."

Fred had got the job.

wrestler, Carnern was on a tour of Japan and is proceeding to satisfactory. How very

the or probation officer thought, as he

Manila for a series of exhibition put the 30s. postal order away,

i matches. banishing thoughts of framing it,

Camora

the World Won Just then, his telephone rang. Heavyweight title hom Jerk A probation officer from London Sharkey on n knockout in the was on the line. "About Fred," he sale.

"he's just pleaded quity at Marlborough Street to stealing goods from a store. He selling the things in the street. He said he was doing it in order to pay back 30s, ho borrowed from you

WOK

Birthday Salute

when Moslem priests lash re- ligtous feeling to fever pitch and we are fearful there will be a

i

25, an

Escapes. Police Custody

of

tion.

Radio Hongkong

H.K.T.

Signol and

6.00,

Where

Then comes the chorus

WI the,

Baby's Dimple Be There is little to.

this be said about

Rosemary Pro-Clooney 78' except that it was Jazz made during the time when she

6. Time gramme John Italt Hour

Acheson (Studio): 6.30. Portuguese Half Hour (Studio);

The same sources said that oo Chinese school in the Philippines has submitted reports required! by the Education Department. A Chinese, suspected of being author:

Mr Hernandez was reported a heroin addict, escaped from Giffard; Victor Gollancz, the

custody to be thinking of closing them Police

while being publisher; Mr Ludovic Kennedy, massacre of the Babai," said their they continued to disregard examined in the Kowloon Hospi- writer, and his wife, ballerina spokesmen,

Moira tal early this morning.

Shearer; Mr spokesmen claimed there these requirements in future. were some 700,000 Bahai wor- EMBASSY PROMISE shippers living in Iran. They naid world Bahai

month, Last

however, community membership was about 3,000,000. Chinese Embassy here had given 12 United Press.

"emphatic assurance" that was alert to the threat of Com- munist infiltration,

FOOLHARDY

ACTION

The Embassy

the

SIDE

GLANCES

sald that "It

certainly would not tolerate such evil Ideology to tinge the minds

Chinese youth,"

of

The Embassy statement added the deep that it "appreciated

of the Philippine authorities over the danger end

An apprentice's folly caused promised to scck immediate him to be fined $300 er six weeks' remedial measures together with

when imprisonment

ho

was them should any "fregularity" brought before Mr J. E. Durling be found.

at Central this inning,

The Embassy pointed out that Cheung Kwon-cheuk,

19.29 Chinese schools in the Manila apprentice mechanic with the

the metropolitan area are being Shanghai Garage, residing at operated in accordance with the sixth round at New York City Fenwick Street, ground floor, treaty of amity between the on June 20, 1933.

VRS charged with driving

and Nationalist

Philippines

a driving China-France-Presse.

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private caf without He successfully defended his licence, driving without title against Paulino Uzcudun at Home on October 22, 1933, and

third party insurance, driving owner's consent, again against Tommy Loughran without the at Miami on March 1, 1934, both and driving without any number fights going the full distance of plates.

15. :ounds.

Carnera lost his title when he was knocked out by Max Barr the 11th round "of a world Ulle match at New York City on June 14, 1934.

aticntion

Royal salutes of 21 guns were Cornern excited firedaimultaneously by the wherever he went this morning Royal Navy and the Royni Ar-

von it those who stared at him overi lery from HMS Tomar and

of his identity. were unaware from Sigmal Hill in Kowloon at The simple reason was that he noon today In. honour of the

He stands 0 feet is Immenst, .biribilay of Her Majesty 6% liches tall and weighs 280

Eilzabeth the Queen | lbs,

Quech Mother.

All ships of the Royal Navy and visiting Anierican whrships in port, are dressed overall for the occasion.

But facze knew him at the age of 10 were even more surprised by his size then. He was already feat 8 inches tall on his 10th birthday

12 Months For

Pickpocket

The prosecution alleged that at about 11 pm, on August 3, 1955, two police constables on tluty noticed a private car along Fenwick Street without

any

A pickpocket was given 12 number plates. The constables honths Imprisonment for lifting stopped the car and learned a pawn ticket: from a man's that the defendant had no trousers' pocket, while he was driver's Heence.

boarding a bus in Taipo Road, Enquiries revealed that the Kowloon, on August 21

defendant was an apprentice The defendant. Leung, Yiu- with the Shanghai Garage, and ming, 39, unemployed, pleaded that the car had been left there gulity before Mr W. S. Collier the owner for a fresh cont of at Kowloon Court the morning.. Defendant who had two pre- paint. The number plates had

by. been, removed for that purvious convictions of a similar pose, and the defendant look nature sald in midgation that he the car out for a drive without had a wife and two children to first obtaining permission.

support.

By Galbraith

(30 Big U. 9. Pat Off- Cont. 1963 by MLA Berylon, Inc.

"When he gets riled up like that, he just puts in a lot of words I'll have to fenve out!!!

Sind by Robert i might well have been wonder-

7 London ing herself. Studio Melodies. Hay Martin and

(BDCTS); 7.30,

For later on the

sings

hie Orch, with the Coronals and other side will be useful, be

"Call cause on It Rosemary Tito Buras Me Madern" Vocal Belection by Brahms Lullaby' with a great Ethel Merman, Dick Haymes, Elleen deal of feeling. The two sides Wilson with Chorus and Orchestra make a nice contrast.

cond. by

Gordon Jenkins: 7.59.

0.09.

Philips

History In

Weather Report: 8, Time Signal and B 21333 H. the News (London Rely); Commentary (London Relay) or Special Announcements: 8.15. "Love The Magician" (De Falla): 830. "Journey Into Space." Written and produced by Charles Chilton Episode 8 (BBCTS) 9. Time Signal. What's the Form (Recorded London_Isley); The Bartored 0.13. At the Opera. Bride" Acta 14 z (Smetana) Prin- cipals wiù) Chorus and Orch, of the Prague National Theatre cond. by Jaroslav Vogel; 10.40, (approx.)

喜

A Bottle

Robert Tamer and his Orchestra: Malmesbury, Cape, Aug. 3.

Time

10.30, Westher Report: 11 Signal. Radio News, Reel (London Helay): 11.00. Goodnight Musie.

Down.

The history of a farm at

God Save The Queen; 11.30, Riebeeck West, near Malmes

bury, four decades ago, was REDIFFUSION discovered in an ordinary

$ p.m. Children's Corn-con-drinking bottle when an old djcted by hunte va; 8.30, Tropiowa outbuilding was being do- time-presented by Betty: 4.2, Birth-molished.

Latin American Rhythms; 8. "Teens

day. Malibag; 6.30, Mon Behind the

Melody--Michel Pagish; '7′′ Person- Mr A. Serdyn, owner of tho Ality Parade-cun Edwarda," Tas. farm, Weltevrede, found the Muile

Sidney

makero-featuring

Torch at the inmond Orgal; 150 battle. In it the former owner. Call Joe Hisdem Voce! Eclections Mr W. C. Hoffman, described by Ethel Merman, Dick Haymes, the state of the farm in 1914. Eileen Waon with Chorus "and The document said the farm Orchestra cond. by Gordon Jenkine: 5. Time signsi and the news (20 produced several thousand bags don Bolar 9.00, Weather report. of wheat and cats, 100 wagon- #tota ned interkada;

loads of hay, had 60-mulos, 000 Melachring Musicalo-featuring the George Metachrino Over 6.30, sheep, 60 goats, five horses, ourney Into Space," Willen and four wagons, four carts and 12 produced by Charles Chitton: 9, The

to.

Mr Bordyn wrote i

Concert Hour: Dad, Bewels of Scot. ploughs. There were also eight land Yard-ferring Clive Brook: damx 10. Cafe, Continental-prorented by Jeannette Piry: 10,30,, Through the Listening ati;

(31) Deie dwith (of the farin as it to scription Dreamiand---Conturing th Kindle It in the same: botile, Cols Singers: 11.30, Prelude to add cemented into another out. night-popular concert medier building that will replace the Mid, "God' flave the Queen.”- Cides Downl.

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