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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, TAUGUST 29, 1955:

FOR MURDERED MAN

CHINA North Africans Work Protection

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MUSICAL

CONTINUING

LIST of Complete Operas includes Adriana Lecouvretir,

Racket On

Paris Cafes

Paris, Aug. 28. Police have begun an in- tensive comb-out of the

must choose between packing their bags coffing."

and ordering their

worked

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Paris slums in a bid to hunt Measull once down the authors of a pro-labourer at the Paris factory of Renault motorcar Arm. tection racket among

the the

workumatea Amor" 19

were

tho

130,000 North Africans liv- Chou En-lai and Ho Chi-minh, ing in the French capital. later to become famous as the Communist rulers of China and Thye belleve that the North Vietnam respectively. illegal Algerian Nationalist|

The pollet believe that party, the Movement for object of the mids is not only the Triumph of Democratle to B the nationalists' coffers Liberties, is responsible for and to punish Arabs living on almost nightly attacks on friendly tenns with their French Arab cafes and hotels whose ghbours, but also to intim- date and win over to their enuso owners refuse to contribute the mass of semi-literate North to the cause of the rebels Africans now living in France, who are defying 100,000 French troops in the Algerian mountains, ·

IIM the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess

most of them Algerians, now in BloodTransfusions Margaret "lent a hand" at the

f cheap

or the 300,000 North Airleans, France, about 170,000 provide French industry with Gangs of Arabs have been labour force. The remainder live

Port Elizabeth, Aug. 28. Port Elizabeth housewives can "If you do telling them:

|on the fringes of society as part- now give blood transfusions

labourers, not pay a monthly subscrip- time

unemployed, | bowween cups of tea at morning tion to the party, you will criminals and procurers.

"parites" arranged by the Blood Transfusion

Service,

Many it-und, what is regret

Among the 130,000 living in more, so will your relatives Paris, only 30,000 are estimated housewives found it inconvenient. back home."

to hold regular jobs. The rest to be bled in the afternoon. provide in Casy scurce of re- crults for the organisers of ter sessions every Thursday morn

ing. Housewives can bring their rorism, both in the Paris su-

knitting and babies, who will be burbs and North Africs.

looked after, and tea will be Thusis of young North | Arved-China Mait Special.

to France cach

Small Bar

Most of those approached, Afrleans flock pay up in order to be left year to seek the jobs they enn- not find at home. When they in peace. The few who re-discover that it is almost as dif- fuse usually receive such ficult to get employment here, warnings as: "Your fellow they become a fertile breeding Gioconda, William Tell, Lombardi, Moslems disapprove of your ground for discontent, Luisa Miller,

of selling heathen

Il Campanello, Francesca Da kimi,

Don Carlo, Don Pasquale, Elektra, Ernani, Falatait,

Ginni Schlecht,

Boccanegra, Suor Angelica, Son

It has been decided to hold

YOUTH HOSTEL

Dy

sale of work organised bv Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, at Abergeldy Castle, near Balmoral, in ald of funds for building s vestry at Crathile Church where the amily worship when Koyal Famic сп holiday at Balmoral. Picture abow: treasury nolca being proffered by eager buyers, when HMI the Queen took over one of the stalls to- day. Expess Photo.

Safer Driving

of

Melbourne, Aug 28. Australia's Junior Chamber Commerce will establish schools for teen-agers as part of

safe-driving campaign. It will also paint red triangles scenes of fatal accidents throughout Australia.

Safe-driving schools to be called "Road-0-0's"--wil: in- struct

teen-agers nearing the

driving lleences,

at

Mail Notices

The latest -times of posting shown below are those for un- registered correspondence posted at 0.3.0. Hongkong. The "latest porting times elsewhere which, in general, are earlier than the GP.0, times can be nicertained by enquiry at the local office.

The latest posting times for registered articles are guberally. one bour earlier than the tinda shown below, Particulars regard- ing parcel målls can be ascertain ed by enquiry at any post office, HOLIDAY" "ARRANGEMENTS Tomorrow the public counters at O.F.O. and C.P.O.. Kowloon will open for public business from D A.M. to

toon. The Shoungwan Post Office will open from 9am. to hooa for sale of postage stamps only and all other Branch Ofcès will be closed.

The private box lobbies at O. P... & C.P.O., Kowloon will open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sheungwan from 9 am to noon

There will be one delivery commencing at 10 am. and one collection from all pillae boxes.

only,

Wellington, Aug. 28. The biggest youth hostel fry the Southern Hemisphere, the Sir Sumon habit Fedora

From his scanty wage, averag- Arthur Dudley Dobson Hostel at nambula. Trovatore, Werther, Butterwine during the feast of ing a mere 16,000 francs (about Arthur Past in New Zealand's to Southern Alps, is to be opened By, also Operatie Duets, ocitala by

a month, according shall call £io Fe Stignani,

officio? records, tho Northshortly. collect your African, known contemptuously It has taken 6,000 hours of to his French workmates as the voluntary labour to meet, cost

"Nord-Af", Ahmed Ben Monlik, who "Bicot" or

almost £4,000 sterling and the charges owns a small bar in the invariably serids one halt home are to be two shillings sterling age at which they may apply for Britain de Europe, p.m. "Drop of Gold" slum district to support his family,

We Jemeny, Pagliugh!, Tagliavini etc., from D. Ecs, A. Des Voeux Road back later to

Maria Callas, Ross Ramadan.

room 1, 2nd Boor, telephone 30106.

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STAMPS

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An

line."

The of Northern Paris, a haunt

rest

provides

barely

of pimps, prostitutes and enough to feed and shelter him. pellars of stolen goods, Many fall victims to tuberculosis

and malnutrition,

and French

described one of these visits hospitals are full of Moslem In-

as follows:

mates who will never again hear "Just before closing time the muezzin's call to prayer from four 'customers' planted the minarets of North Africa's themselves in front of the mosques, counter und began gazing *******N

unlerstood the purpose of their visit right'

China Morning Post Ltd., Wyndham Sirect, Hongkong and Sallybury Lt me. Iland. Kowlout

1

STAMP ALBUMS "Collection away, but I did not even Bulider" series. New stock now have time to reach for the available. $3. From South China Morning Post Lid.. Wyndham telephone.

Street Hongkong and Road, Kowloon.

NOTICE

NOTICE

Hardest Hit

They une also among those hardest hit by France's housing shortage. The majority. me with bottles taken from the of them live in squalid shacks, in the Paris suburbs and the big

Sallbury "They tied

IS HEREBY

'GIVEN that The Congre- gation of Our Lady of Charity

Angers at Hong Kong pro

Ordinance

the Mother

me up

and hit

On

shelves behind the bar while kustrial cilles of the north others kept guard by the police cali-box in the at:ect outside.

"Then they gruppled with the few customers who had not ru out of the cafe and smashed all

mail

your

I spend their nights slumped over wooden tabler in Arab cafes to save the price of a dingy hotel.

The authorities are tackling African

a night for people over 18 years of age and one shilling for those er that age. China Mail under Special.

Students will sit for examina- tions as tough as those set for lorry drivers-China Mall Special.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THANKS FOR GETTIN' MY SUITCASE.

EB, I'M COMING WITH YOU IF YOU DON'T MIND.I WANT TO SEE YOUR COAN-

FIELD.

and

FERDINAND

attack their pro-French etu-

my glasses. Before they left, the problem of North they said: 'If you have not un terrorism in France by ralding of the Good Shepherd of dorstood now, you had better their headquarters in bars

mind your step. We know you restaurants where leading mem-

from the village of poses to introduce a Bill inchmoul. Something unpleasant

bers of the Algerian Nationalist the Legislative Counell of the

might happen to

old party celis hatch their plants to Colony of Hongkong for the mother. there." " purpose of incorporating by Ben Moulik's story of black-patriots.

ley August, the police sealed and violence is typical of dozens told by Arabs living on district to check the identity of off the cotire "Drop of Gold" Superior of the said Congre- good terms with their European all its residents after a riot the e gation as Corporation Sole neighbours

1 the slums of in which 4,000 Arabs besieged with perpetual succession.rthern Paris.

the police station and smashed The text in full of the pro- Idir Youyou. owner of an- 40 shop windows in a Saturday posed Bill will be published other cafe, in the North. African afternoon street battle. in the Government Gazelle on

suburb of Saint Denis, sallied But the problem is not mere- out che night armed with a re-

As long ly political. volver when 200 Arabs stormed emigrate

Da Arabs from their poverty- down, the strect to collect stricken homes A France's his contribution to the nationalist North African cause.

fid new poverty here, it wil

the 2nd day of September 1955 and the 9th day of September 1965.

Duted the 27th day of August, 1955,

A. EL ARCULLI Solicitor for The Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd of Angers at Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong, August 20, 1988.

¡TO ADVERTISERS

Dossesi

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He fired several shots into tạc remain esived. — China Mall air to frighten them off. In the Special. fight which ensued between the gang and torvants living over the cafe, four aliackers were injured and eight were arrested by police.

Spat At Him

Hamdoun Abdessalam, who refused to pay 100,000 franes (about £100) a month pro- tection money to the nationallsta

with was dining quietly French wife one evening when 16 North Africans broke into his cafe, beat him up and ran- sacked the premises.

his

Communists

Welding

United

Front

Singapore, Aug. 28. Recently captured Communist documents showed that the

That will leach you to marry Malayan Communist Parly since en Infidel," the lender of the its peace offer two months ago gang spat at him as he marched has stepped up efforts to "weld out with his followers,

a united front among workers, The police ara convinced that students and peasants of the all the attacks are the work colony," the police disclosed to

of the Algerian Nalienalist party day.

the Movement for the Triumph

of Dembernste Libenties, which

THAT'S WHERE YOU FIRST BUMPED INTO SOMETHING YOU COULDN'T SEE-THEN MET THE TOURIST WHO SOLD YOU THE PILL-~

(YUP--YUP

MONDAY, AUGUST 20 By Alr Formosa, Okinawa, U.S.A., 6 p.m. Burris. india, Pakistan,

Great Japan, & P.

Surface

Rabaui, Australia, Now 4 p.m.

Indonesia, B p.m.

Macao, 0 p.m.

Zealand,

THE SOMETHING'WAS THERE, BY MY TRACTOR. BUT THE TOURIST | MOVED IT UP INTO THE AIR --UP THERE --ER--

TURNS UP

Alexandria, Aug. 28.

Identified by his mother and sister as the victim of a recent foul murder, after which four bedouins were arrested, the supposed dead man, Mohamed Ahmed Mustafa, reported to the Egyptian police some time later he was safe and sound.

In the early hours of the

morning a fortnight ago, a const-

#

guard patrol discovered the body JAPANESE WAR

of a man near a hut u

beach, where several

thousand Allied troops were

stationed during the last

war.

In a nearby village, Kived an Arab woman who had reported rance of her son disappearance of

and

since July

4. She

her

daughter identified the body na that of her son Mustafa.

FON

The woman added that her

had married Zakcia Hafez, 8 beautiful bedouin giri whom he had left after a dispute over

Eome alimony,

Zakia Ilved about 200 yards

away from the hut with ber Iwo brothers, Ahmed and

Mohamed Hafez. All thres

CRIMINALS

Reasonable

Liberal

Policy

Melbourne, Aug. 28.

were arrested, along with an eated with

Mohamed other relative

cl

Australia had communi- .

most of the Naggar who was suffering from other countries concerned severe hand injuries,

and they had agreed on a Mustafa's mother accused the "reasonable liberal policy" wife and brothers of being the towards the major Japanese authors of the crime, which she

sald

waA

perpetrated for war criminals. Mr Richard Casey, Australian External veenwhile, a brother of the Affairs Minister, said today.

Was

not

FO

presumed victim sure that the body was that of The United States had been Mustafa and tried to reach him

village near Rosetta in the Elven considerable freedom of Delto, where he was understood action to discuss the issue of to have been working, to find the criminals with Mr Mamoru out what had happened.

Shigemitsu, Japanese Foreign Mustafa was found to be alive

Minister, when he starts talks and

carrying on his work as

with Mr Dulles, the American usual,

persons Secretary of State, tomorrow, The four arrested

released said Mr Casey. were subsequently China Mall Special.

London, Aug. 28. Sir Edwin Plowden, Clairman of the Atomic Energy Authority, left by plane tonight for New York en 10oute to Ottawa for talks with Mr William Bennett, President of Canada's Atomie

Energy Committee.

Sir Edwin sald the talks would be routine. He said he would spend two weeks in Canada, and visit the Chalk River establish- ment,United Press.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

LISTEN TO ME! THERE'S NOTHIN' UP TREBE. MAYBE

I DREAMED THE WHOLE

THING-TOURIST AND ALL/

It was understood in Washing→ ton yesterday that a mass re- Wac fense of the 577 Japanese criminals as a gesture to Mr

was out Shigemitsu question.

1

of

the

149 prisoners

Australia has under its jurisdiation, the United States 210, the Netherlands 431, Great Britain 80 and the interna- ticoal military tribi for the

East Far detained in Japan-Reuter,

seven.

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

All are

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

By Mik

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EMPTY

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By Ernie Bushmiller

~FANIE

BUSHMILLES

If we were

any fresher

we'd still be on the vine!

Libby's

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TODAY:

NANCY

JOHNNY HAZARD

Special Branch, Director. R. W.

AS THE GENERAL IS DISTRACTED.

SUNDAY POST-HERALD was banned by the French Gov- Calderwood said the documente

Space for commbrolal advertising should'

booked not later than

noon on Wednesdays,

emment last November after a also condemned the authorlifes widespread qutbreak of terrorism for not accepting the Reg' offer

All Saints Day to end the Malayan war. (November 5.

The Red at prosent are send-

The loader of the party is 50-ing out agents to students with For the SOUTH CHINA year old Mesall Hadj, a veteror stories of brave men in China

with long. flowing and the Malayan Jungics. beard and bulging biceps the student shows Interest ho before date of pubilostion. what make him resemble both given the Communist publica

Then

MORNING POBT and the jaggiator CHINA MAIL, '48 hours

Special Announcements

and @Classified Advartial

ments as usuaĮ.

1one

Claus and Poptys, In ton, The Long March,-. recent mounge for his followers ho la asked to support the Red grom the French Atlantic const, okuse by contributing where: he is, unter houso depart, Malayan dollar), **month, he mid-"Ics Algeria, the Fetichi United Press, re

BY THE ACTION IN THE ROWBOAT, SNAP MAKES A BOOLHARDY ATTEMP TO DISARM HIM vs.

BUT THE GENERAL, IB TOO FASTLAND AT BUCH POINT-BLANK, RANGE A MISE 15 IMPOSSIBLE.

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