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Welcome

TO

New

Legislation

the

HERE will be few, if any,

about complaints amendments to the Inland Revenue Ordinance, intro- duced in Bill form for first rending at yesterday's Legis- lative Council. Government has expressed a vote of con- fidence in the report of the Inland Revenue Ordinance Committee by adopting the majority of Its recommen- dations, and the, net result is a rational and acceptable piece of legislation.

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For married men who contri- bute salaries, tax two help- ful concessions are proposed

increase in -- $2,000 wife's allowance, and the casing of the conditions attaching to the grant of children's allowances. Both are practical forms of relief which will benefit substan- tal numbers of taxpayers, and they will be keenly appreciated.

The provisief for taxing pen- sions may give rise to mis. givings. How this section of the amended Ordinancé will in fact operate is not too clear and further official elucidatiun is desirable. Our Impression is that it is in- tended to tax local pensions only if the pensioner is also reeviving income from other sources. But the real mean- ing and intent of the see- tion is vague and calls for clarification.

UNDOUBTEDLY the most

contentious

of the

new

provisions is that which aims i

at bringing into the field

muy avoid taxation at its

on

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INDIANS MASS NEAR GOA Riot In

CASABLANCA Another "Peaceful Invasion"

Casablanca, Aug. 18. Security measures in this Atlantic port are being tightened as tension mounts in the sprawling Arab quarters where Nationalist agitators are trying to stir up 400,000 Maroccana against French rule.

The Indo-China veteran General

Franchi, French

military commander, or- dered the curfew to be brought forward three hours last night and addi- tional guards were put round key public buildings.

The crisis day for Moree-

August 20-Salur- day-the second anniver sary of the French_depost-

the

tion of the popular exs Sultan Sidi Ben Yussef, whom the Nationa

Leaflets circulated by the terrurial organisation "Black Hand and Black Shadow" call

the Moroccans to celebrate the date by of the throats

ON

Leafiets issued by 'the Moroccan Communist Party call on the people to "take up arma"

the against Franch.

icafiets Other issued call for a stay- indoors general strike an eign of mourning on Saturday-Reuter,

DIRECT ACTION

DEMAND

Bombay, Aug. 17.

Thousands of Indians massed today near the border of Goa for a new "peaceful liberation" invasion of the tiny Portuguese colony.

Reports reaching here from the border town of Banda indicated that another mass march into Goa was scheduled for tomorrow despite the failure of a similar attempt on Monday at the cost of 29 Indian lives.

The reports said 500 volunteers were marching toward Banda and were expected to reach there to morrow. Another 1,000 Indians were massed in the town with the expressed intention of continuing the "Satyagraha" (peaceful liberation movement).

The bodies of three Indians killed by Portuguese bullets in Monday's march were brought

of

A general strike in support the liberation movement

paralysed virtually

Calcutta. to Poona where they were Trains were stopped and most

operations carried through the streets in airline

procession before being buspended because employees were unable to get to the airport. Pickets built Fond blocks in the streets,

cremated.

SAARLANDERS' NOISY DEMONSTRATION

Bonn, Aug. 17.

were

All political parties in a DIVER rally demanded' direct action to drive the Portuguese out of Goa, and crillelsed the government's policy of non- violence,

CARS STONED

almost

A United Press correspon- through Calcutta reported that his car wis stop- every block by to puncture crowds who tried the tyres. He sold mobs were stoning almost every vehicle except ambulances and doctors'

cars,

Police used teargas at Neunkirchen, Saarland, of taxation income which, it tonight to break up a crowd of pro-German de- dent driving is claimed, is earned out monstrators who tried to storm an assembly hall alde the Colony, but which in which the Saarland Premier, Herr Johannes source. The onus is now to Hoffman, was making a speech in favour of the be placed fully the "European" statute for the Saar. elaimant to prove not only has the income been earned outside the Colony, but that it has borne a tax ut least equivalent to the impost

The majority of them began which it would have to meet shouting in chorus for Hoffman's This was the second time if earned in the Colony, resignation and sang "Deutsch-within a few days There will be no disagree. lard Ueber Alles" and "Deutsch German

ment with the principle lot Die Saar" (The Saar is Ger-strated at a rally addressed by day as a day of homage to those which motivates this new man)-the slogan used by the Her Hoffmann

campaign Peter Ziminer, President of the

Inside the Several thousand people had

hall pro-German the crowded becklers started up as the rally gathered outside

had begun and several of them assembly half soon after it was closed.

were thrown out by orderlies.

that pro- Saarlanders demon-

KILLS HIS 8

Today

MUST RESIST ENEMY TORTURE

CHILDREN New Conduct Code

New Delhi, Aug. 17.

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A police Inspector at Sandila, near Lucknow, who suspected his wife of infidelity, killed all |his, eight children, then

shot himself, it | reported here today.

- The

41 year old Inspector. was stated to have tortured his wife in the presence of his children. When his eldest daughter protected, he shat her.

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He then shot all his other children aged from two months to 15 years, and finally himself. His wife survived, but was reported to be in a seri

China ous condition. — Mail Special.

Atomic Gift For The Have-Not Nations

leading nations made the

For American Prisoners Of War

Buenos Aires

Broken

Up

CLUBS & WATER

HOSES

Buenos Aires, Aug. 17, Police and firemen, using clubs

water hoses, demonstration

smashed

and

by opponents of President Peron in front of the Metro- politan Cathedral today the Peronist Party stopped up its

truce"

apolley.

new

"no

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Washington, Aug. 17. President Eisenhower today proclaimed sweeping new "Code of Conduct" for American monstrators

An undisclosed number of de- prisoners of war that calls on them to resist enemy was the latest in a series of in- torture to the utmost of their ability.

| eldents during the past 24 hodrs

since the Peronist Party

was arrested..

after seven

-

The six-point code does not guarantee them nounced it would resist all op-

Armly position against trial if they break under torture, and re-weeks of limited experiment veal military secrets. But Gen. John E. Hull, vice-The latest disorder

a political truce. chairman of the committee that drafted it, said on the 105th anniversary of tho such men may never be brought to trial.

The code, an outgrowth of Communist torture of Martin.

new

occurred

death of the, Argentine libera- tor, General Jose de Son placed wreaths on San Martin's

m

A

group of anti-Peronists

in the Metropolitan Cathedral and then came out; shouting "long live freedom"" and other slogans.

US prisoners in Korea, was drawn up by a special Defence Department committee of top Generals and Admirals. It was put into effect by a Presidential order issued at the Colorado summer White House.

In a special statement ac-,action

might be faced by

The police moved in quickly companying his order, President pris:ncre

who break. He to break up the demonstration. Elsenhower disclosed. that cach replied that а man "key"

Later today, the police broke serviceman will be put through would face aslion for oral or up a demonstration of some 100 training programme written statemen's to captors, secondary school students in the "designed

Lm to "He is responsible for to equip him

is Plaza San Martin almost before counter and withstand ail enemy

actions," Gen. Hull said. "But it got started. Several students against

him" and to

there has been coercion in terch bim the behaviour the sense of somebody holding Peron himself appeared in and obligations expected of him il gun at your head, no court during combat or captivity." will convict a man, and I don't public for the second time since the unsuccessful June 10 revol: In general, the code adheres anticipate that a man would

today to head the San Martin ever be tried who had suffered anniversary observance.-United to the highest Ideals on military service. The drafting

coercion. But we want him to Pres. mittee urged that I be adopted feel that sense of responsibility. by all American citizens since I he is broken, be will they are

In the current stand Involved in globed war for men's minds. The code was designed as a compromise between stern Army

efforts

com-

THE HIGHLIGHTS The code decrees that.......mem--

it

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trini."

not

end Marine views on prisoner

were arrested.

Vicar's

Offence

London; Aug. 17.

bers of the armed forces must behaviour and the more lentent The Rev. Wilfred Hall Jack-

numerous

be ready to die for their coun-attitude of the Air Force whose con, Vicar of Lesbury, Northum

officers were singled out for berland, was today sentenced to must never surrender their own tree will, must try to

special torture and "indoctrina-pay costs and released on

Communists tion"

by the If captured, and must

inprobation after pleading gulity сесаре setic no special davours from the Korea,

to buying and reading porno- Since Koren, the Army has graphic Uterature and to ac

or scheduled 45 They also must pledge to

courts quiring.

obscene no informatiori or take for former prisoners photographs,

accused of collaboration with In his defence, the Vicar of the Communists. The Air Force Lesbury cald he had read the has ordered no courts martial books and looked at the photo- for men who were forced into greghs because he considered it falsc confessions or his duty to have a profound knowledge or this kind of thing.

Geneva, Aug. 17. Late starters in the world atomic race got a helping hand today as the three

rest of the field

a gift of fundamental research data A car driven by American which has been a top secret tourists was damaged by de- for 10 years. monstrators. The car of a Bri tish couple

The United States, Russia and enemy. Was stopped and

Britain laid col the table at the forced to turn back,

"atoms for peace" conference "give God Liberation The

Com-

measure part in any action which might here details of the mittee at Sawantwadi called

ments of neutrons of uranium be harmful to my comrades. for all of India to observe Fri-

After giving name, rank and 283 and 235 and plutoniura

they must cuclear perial number, of

fuse any further data and make signing who died at the Gon border. major materials The Commitee asked that the fission

no oml or written statements making propaganda statements. The measurements are 'essen-

lo comrades or coun- day be observed by "hartals" (voluntary stoppage of all

RESISTED TORTURE tial to the design of atomic harmful work), meetings and processions

The code is a direct ou.growth The Saarland population of In honour of the dead.

The situation, said the Ameriforces is expected to measure of the case of Marine Colonel roughly one million will he In a statement today, Premier can stasice-chairman, was "-up to the standards embodied in D. H. Schwable, who was in- Strong police forces had been called upon on October 23 to Nehru expressed "deep regret tainly unusual, if not unique in this code while he is in combat vestigated by a Marine Court posted in the aren and were accopt or reject the statute work-and

apology" for attacks on reinforced when the crowded out by France and Germany Portuguese began to get out of band. There which would put the Saarland diplomatic Were loud and strong protests under a European Commissioner, Press. when the police reinforcements but would leave it economically drove up in lorries.

integrated with France-Reuter,

the

and by

Herr

provision. The intention in pro-Germans in the

for the 1935 plebiscite in which Saarland Landtag (Parliament), to bring everybody who 85 per cent of the Saarland another advocate of the statute, qualifies for local taxation population voted for the terri-

into incorporation into line and to prevent any tery's evasion of responsibility in the payment of Hongkong taxes. Time alone will show whether the new section can

be made wholly effective. It

is certainly going to add to the administrative burdens of the Inland Revenue Department.

NOT the least welcome of the

German' relch.

various proposals contained Parents! Here's Some

In the amended ordinance is

the experiment of issuing

tax

reserve

certificates

Useful Advice

London, Aug. 17.

which, If used in payment demands, of sutarios tax will also carry a tax-free interest of two and a half per cent. This is Govern ment's compromise to the pay-as-you-oarn system, a system which, it la claimed, The Journal, official organ of is impracticable in that it the British Medient Association, would involve the establish declared that treatment was not ment of a huge new depart., orsy, and drugs were "uscless." ment with attendant prob It added: "In the early stages to avoid a fuss, to pay na little lems of organisation" and of an attack, before conscious attention as possible when he accommodation.

new la lost, sound slap on the recovers, and on no account to As an alternative to PAYE, the face or buttocks, or the splash-lel him have his own way as a

tax

certificatering of cold water over his face result of the attack. reserve

If a child has a breath-holding attack you should smack his face or buttocks, according to the British Medical Journal.

aystem seems to be sensible,

attractive and thoroughly

practicable. It provides the

or head may be enough to cause

the child to inspire and the attack stops almost Immediately one breath is taken.

consulates

ond

missions. United

REGRETTED

power resCÍOTS.

SCLEXICO,

re-

tryEvery member of the armed

He admitted that he had had the documents, produced. In evidence, in his possession for four years-France-Presse,

or in captivity," President of Inquiry for signing Laise European Police SIMILAR RESULTS

Eisenhower said.

confession. The court held that The chairman, Mr Donald

The President, then promised he resisted torture to the limit Officials Charged J. M. Hughes, of the Brookhaven

that no US prisoner of war of his ability and took no dis- National

Nyeri, Kenyan Aug. 17. Laboratory, Upton, now in enemy hands or hisciplinary action.

Two European Police Inspec- Maring New York, sald the most re-dependents will be forsaken.

Commandant, Gen tors were arrested and charged markable and satisfying" feature "Every available means will Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. dis with murder after an inquest of the open exchange of data be employed by cur Govern- closed that Madne policy men here today on a Kikuyu pri- was that the three countries,ment to establish contact with, had taken exception to working independently for the to support

the soner who died in their custody. and to obtain the court's finding that brainwashing A Chict Inspeetor and a lost 10 years, have

release of all our prisoners of "Inevitably" breaks a prisoner's District

Officer were also ar- "strikingly similar" results on war," he said.

will.

rested and charged, with "un- these measurements.

RESPONSIBLE

The Navy was not involved lawfully doing grievous bodily Planicion, the microscopic Gen. Hull, retired Far East in the controversy.—United | harm" to the prisoner.-China Aug. 15, the Goa police hod

hod animal life in the oceans-may commander, was

asked Press.

Mall Special. disciplinary

Panjim, Goa, Aug. 17. General Paulo Benard Guedes, Governor-General of Goa, told reporters here today that while he regretted the shooting of Indian demonstrators in Goa on

acted with the utmost restraint.

They had

reached

calm

am present one of the biggest and

and

most difficult radioactive hazards

specifically what remained under trying

circumstances isolated

shooting incidents occurred only when there was no

other alternative, he said.

General Guedes said that the people of Goa had everywhere opposed the demonstrators and had

collaborated mared

the with

in expelling them.

to man in the atomic age, it was stated Inter today.

Dr John C. Bugher, Director medical of the biological and division of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, told a press conference, there was "a very real problem"

In the possible contamination of plank-

thing is al's offer to negoulton in the seus from the dis-

"If the next stages cannot be avoided, the essential

.LAY HIM DOWN

"If he is standing at the beginning of the attack, he musi

opportunity for the salaricu SAVED WRONG old down; otherwise there

man to ease hiş

annual

burden of haying to meet.

tax demands in a lump sum

three

ог

instalments-

BOY?..

Holston, Cornwall, Aug. 17.

to

is nothing to do but wait for the end of. the ft..

"Unless tho, attack originated from pain or fear, the underly ing causes must be sought-the underlying insecurity, excessive

India for

for peaceful

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existence was still open, he said, posal of waste products from

but Portugal did not intend to discuss any question of the transfer of territories or their populations-Reuter.

DUTY BEFORE

ROMANCE

nuclear energy.

Although radioactive wastes in any area might be well below the permissible danger vel, the accumulation of the isotopes In plankton over a period might

dangerous be

plankton was consumed by fish which, in turn, were eaten by man

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Liverpool Alerted For

IRA Raid

40 deviren, meke his pay-pick up a bather in dificulties and the reason for the child to earlier, wero sauntering home wastes were having to be stored other

tere, posted at

now

all

London, Aug. 17. Liverpool police went on a special alert today after they received a tip that the Irish Republican Army planned an attack on Army barracks in the area. DIFFICULT PROBLEM

A police guard was mounted Dr

Sugher

said the problem at the headquarters of the 287th al weste disposal

was in Medium Royal Artillery Regi- difficult. The Han-ment as a result of an anohy- creasingly ford London, Aug. 17.

works on alther being a severe strain A Royal Naval helicopter

the Columbia. mous phone call saying a rold A young couple, who had be-River

in Washington, state would bo on his budget. He can, if he called

there. out here yesterday

discipline or lack of discipline, come engaged only a few hours huge amounts" of radioactive

Guards

depots in the ment of taxation relatively may have saved the wrong boy, adapt attention-seeking devices.". hand in hand in the moonlight in underground tanks because vicinity in foar that the tele painless.

police here Bellove.

two 18-year-old at present there was no solo The Journal says the attacks recently when

phono tip may have been an motor cyclo pulled way of disposing of them. is that contributions are year-old boy believed

Today the body of a nine-are Important because of their boys on a

resemblance to epilepsy.

up and asked the way to Lon- Dr Bugher said that in the attempt to decoy police from don deducted at source and the tonnid, of Hucknall, Nottingle but are almost unknown by carefully with the result that in

can begin in the fret week of

Unte.States, there were rigide other place earmarked for

a raid. They questioned the youths safeguards to protect workers payce Kover misses the hamshire, Was washed ashore

the age of four, ...

atomie energy

Police in Liverpool continued new establish money. The opportunity of near here.

the boys appeared · In

to watch transportation- feili- court|ments. Injuries 50 atomle *ununily purchasing tax reserve-cor-

· The attacks. "are Police think he may have brought on by anger, thwarting cycle away without the ow's half of those

charged with taking the motor workers numbered only, about from Liverpool to Dublin In from Saturday's fugitives tificates might usefully bu

in American raid by the IRA tried to return been the bather who needed punishment, an attempt to force consent embraced In the

in gendral and about home. Industry ALMO assistance, and not another boy the child to

to do

something For the two lovers were Con-one-eighth of thow in manner.

the Firms would bo picked up by the helicopter 70 against his will or to prevent stabile Robert Polkinghorne, and chemical industry daten who swooped down on the Army

Throa of S,

the estimated 20 imen doing their taxpaying yard out from Prah sands him doing something which he Policewoman Joyed Fapper

revealed that drugs He

did camp at Arborfield near London ployees a helpful service if near here.

set his

The

court chairman fold exist which could be taken last Saturday and stole arms they expressed' a'willingness,

They may result from an the "Fisse, Recept our con- Internally to provide protection and womunition were arrested Ronald, who was reported other child snatching much-

ramarie: dtuation anal attending exposure

experimental Yafd detectives, who recovered

and

ammunitions, withstand word?", dragnat seneto

Billyman country for albermeTURES COE

The great advantage of PAYE

to be

+

on

They

...

caso

to deduct from monthly pay,mianting yesterday, was staying wanted toy from him.": "What gratulations for Ignoring, "the from radiation aloofs "Before but rofused" to talk Scotland. chaquen an amount stated here with his family, on a la not commonly recognises in to duller, by the employee and to pur- caravan holiday. His clothes must attacks may be due to pain, our due animate they hod led to in the arme chase on his behalf;taxiro- | ware - found on, the beaches from a miaka

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