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COMMENT OF
THE DAY
LONDON VISIT
AR John Foster Dulles was
M
aubdued figure
Louden airport yesterday. His comments to the Press
were guarded; indeed he took the precaution of com- mitting his thoughts to a prepared statement,
And
oven If the statement ล dull, Mr Dulles may con- tent himself
with the
thought that on this visit he will not be the centre of a raging controversy. Realising his propensity for
"putting his foot in il', Mr Dulles has steed sensibly, particularly in view of the British action now being
taken in Oman. Amerien ha
remained scrupulously aloof
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RELAX IN
DAKS Whiteaways
THE MARBUS CONFERY IN'ÄCTION TUSENKRO
KUWLOON
HK SHIP HELD IN INDONESIA
British Protests AIR MARSHAL ON TOUR OPEN-SKIES PLAN PRISONERS
Ignored By Ministry
RITAIN has complained to Indonesia
BR
over the detention of the Hongkong British-registered steamship, Hongkong Trader, the House of Commons was told
from publle comment on this affair and in view of today.
Britain's lingering Ben.
sitivity over Suez thila is the
best policy to be pursued.,
B
RITISH newspapers - APOLOGY TO
CHAPLAIN
The manager of a well- called known, restaurant
and
In
gest at the rising in Oman and America's desire to avoid any possibility of u rift with Britain in this affair is the main reason for the Secretary of State's visil ina London. Washington, officials say th would be "silly" o deny that Mr Dulles might talk about Oman but they say. however, that this is not to be the chief tople."
A message from the Ameri- can capital today anid "US officials.... let it be known privately that intelligener reports had not produced any evidence of Saud com- plicity in the uprising by followers of the Imam against the Saltun of Muscat and Oman".
STRANGE
THIS is a strange statement
it will not be repeated
officially in London.
Only
the Rev. James Froud yester- day for a misunderstanding last week when the popular chaplain of 8. John's Cathedral was refused ad- mittance because he did not
* Lof The restaurant employées stood
on the regula logo te, ne admittance and refered to lake Bir Froud's explanation that he was a prices of God and that hls collar "amiform." They insisted ilat ha must wear a tie.
apologized to
War
RAF CHIEF ARRIVES
yesterday, it was disclosed IN COLONY
by the representative of the
Oman rebels in Caird that
Saudi Arabia was assisting
A Longen antesage frem Neu- ter cald that Mr Willam Teel- ing, a Conservative, had asked what netion the British Govern- ment had taken and what had happened to a 250,000 dollar the Indonesian bond paid to Government for the which had not occurred.
He also asked Foreign Secretary knew confileting orders were
release
whether e
that
given,
The Indonesian Novy had said. the ship should put to sea and the Indonesian Army that she should continue loading.
The enny had arrested her,
eventually
OFFICIAL NOTES
Mr Ian Harvey, jalat Foreign Under-Secretary, replied:
10
"The British Ambassador drew the attention of the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the detention of the ship official notes of March 22 and April 23, and the British Consul in Djakarin mado oral repre- sentations
jqpst cay at
ave Occabocs.
On June 12 an official nolo was sent proposing release of thoship against a monetary bond, A bad for 200,000 Hong- kong dollars has recently been paid to the account of the Bank of Indonesia with the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking, Corpora don In Hongkong..
Air Marshal the Earl of As regards the third part of
the insorgeats financinity Bandon, the Commander in the
charierers have stated
and naval authorities and I
and with medical supplies, Į Chief, Far East Air Force the shipton, representatives of The Washington message cen (see photo), accompanied that conflicting orders were
1inues: " the presence of British troops at Buraimiy the Countess of Bandon, given by the Indonesian mili- today flew in from Singapore to have no internation to the con- treported curlier could, in
tho
fday in an RAF Valetta, for y opinion Washington diplomats, hea three-day stay as guests My information is that the come an irritane to King of Air Commodore A. D.. ship was arrested by a patrol Sand and precipitate an Messenger, Air Commodore beat of the Indencatan Navy. official protest".
TWO-YEAR CHARTER
Hongkong.
Immediately on his landing, the Alr Marshal inspected a Guard of lionour drawn from the Malayan RAF Regiment, la their ceremonial
dress, under
It is hoped that Mr Dulles hus not come to tell Britain this either. And another view point he is reported to hold That "the uprising in none of King Saud's doings and the ceminand of Flight- that to suggest au is only Lieutenant K. Oliver,
to endanger the taalt of try- The Alr Marshi, who is
The
The 2,040-ton vessel is owned by the Gicat Southem Steam ship Company. ing the ship was on charter to a Hongkong shipping arm for taminating at the ad of this
owners.sold this morn-
two years, the charter conract
ing to hold the Middle East making his first visit to Hong-year. The spokesman said that
against the encroachments kong, stated that he was glad to be here, not only to see the Colony, but also to inspect the RAF units here. He said
of communism" would also be better left unsaid.
P course it is unfair to suggest that Mr Dulles is
had on the The Malaya.
seen RAF slotions In
Air Murshal the Earl of Brandon Commander in Chief, Far East Air Force (left) and Air Commodore A. D. Messenger (right) at Kal Tak this morning.. The Air Marshal is inspecting local RAP units.- China Mall F'hote.
Japanese Premier Unfriendly
CHOU'S ALLEGATION
Paris, July 29,
China's Premier Mr Chou En-lai accused Japanese Premier Nobusuke Kishi with manifest- ing a stand "unfriendly" to China, Radio Peking reported today.
Mr Chou made the accusation in a recent interview given to the delegation of the Japanese civilian radio union, headed by Masuyasa Tajiri and the correspondents of the Kyodo News Agency and the Asahi Shimbun last Thursday.
In 03
the
Mr
ESSENTIAL,
SAYS DULLES
London, July 29.
HELD OWN COURT
Redwood City, July 29. Murder
charges wee
fied today against three of the six county gaol prison-
SECRETARY of State John Fosterers who meted out a do-it-
Dulles warned the wavering allies tonight that open-skies aerial inspection must be included in any first step toward disarmament.
The
London disarmament negotiations have been bogged down in talks among Western Powers where and how to install open skies Inspection
as a means to prevent surprise attuck.
over
Dulles, arriving here to push those negotiations
the burdle, said the United States is engaged in negotiations "which will include measures to reduce the danger of surprise attack." He specifically citud open- skles,
"If it can be demonstrated that the danger of surprise attack can be and will be reduced," ho old newsinen at London Air- port, "It should be more possible to make progress io reducing the burden of armaments
raiving
and the save political problems which endanger peace,"
BOTH SIDES
Since May 25 the Nale allies
have been trying to frame
united
Inspection
植
proposal for Gerial which would cover
both sides of the
In Europe.
But
Iron Curtain
Duilcs warned: that every month that passes with
agreement magnifies the problem of disarmament."
out
The Secretary of State arrived! tonight from, Ottawa to join US disarmament, delegate Harold Stassen and British Government leaders in urgent
consultationS
an the drugging London: TNS cut negotiations.
yourself death sentence to a fellow prisoner in a kan- gree court on Saturday.
·
They were accused of choking to death Robert Young, 38, after the "court of six prisoncis found him guilty of "impersonating an offieer" and being "inhospitable." Charges were filed against Dan Howard, 21; Vernon C. Williams,
TRUST NEEDED 20, and Jose Veitenheimer, 19,
who actually took part in the Execution. The three others who sat on the court have not been charged and deputies said it was possible they would face no charges since they apparently di not the
London July 29. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Geoffrey Flatier, head of the Church of England. sald here
tonight that whole question of disarma- ment would be solved ""AN Boon, as the chief nations can begin to trust each other and even take certain riska Jo frunding each other,"
He made this statement at London Airport before flying to New York on, hla way in attend the World · Counoll
nt of Churches Newhaven, Connectlent.
When the big powers did begin
frust one
to
anolber a solution would
be easy.
"Until then, you can talk until you are blue la the the face about banning K-bomb," be declared Henter.
Queen Serves Hot Dogs
London, July 20, Hol, dogs and hamburgeys Dulles said it should be pos- the American's dish of tea sible to solve the grave political were Queen Elizabeth's offering problems which endanger peaceo 5,000 visiting American law- "If It be demonstrated the yers at Buckingham Palace to danger of surprise attack can day. be and will be reduced.”
REPORT TO UN
garden
taice part in the actual killing.
Howard, who has "born to hate cops" tattooed across his abdo- men, acted as "Judge" at Young's trial and passed the death sch- | tence.—United Press.
Industrial Plans For Singapore
Singapore, July 29. A leading foreign firm is at present having important negotiations with the
Singapore Government on the question of setting up a S$10,000,000 industry in Singapore.
Omctal quarters said that Alf of the money for the pro- footed industry would from local sources. They added that the foreign concem had already asked the Goverruntnt for assistance to secure a "bir area of land" for a factory.
The project was expected
was keen
to provide employment for about 300 local people, besides "m- ported technicians." Queen Elizabeth's
It was also officially party for members of the Amegl-vealed that there con Bar Association marked the competition between a Hong President Elsenhower's coll for open-skies aerial inspection first ell-American Royal recep- long concern and Singapore
the debut Interests to start is the key Western proposaldon on recordand for guarding against surprise of typical US plenle fare in Her Lustry here with a capital of another big Majesty's canopied pavilion-about S$2,500,000 (about
US$030,000)France-Presse,
attack.
Secret Cargo Jettisoned
In a prepared
statement, he United Press, told newsmen that he came to London "to join in consultation" UN Disarmament Subcommittee, on the work of the Avo-power now in its fifth month of talles. perting back to the UN.
the
in order to permit aircraft to make a safo aner- gency landing." The C-124 landed this mom- There was no elaboration,- ing ca night from Wright- United Press.
Washington, July 29. Patterson Air Force base; Day- Thursday is its deadline for re- The Air Force said today that ton, Ohio, after two engines
a Globemaster aeroplane felt-falled. Dulles said he would discuss soc in turn the charterer chartered
secret Cargo before disarmament
The Air Force said, "the problems the Hongkong Trader out to un
with making an emergency landing cargo was of a classified nature Indonesian concern in 1950,
alysis of Japan's gone further in manifesting this Prime Minister Harald Mac-at the US naval air station at and was jettisoned into the relations with China In recent desire, in fact he has fallen millar, and
Foreign Secretary Pomona, near Atlantic City, New Jocean. The reasca for the detention, years, Mr Chou recalled which
back from the stand taken by Selwyn Lloyd. The latter told Jersey. occurred December Inct that normal relations had Heinst year, was that the Indonesia not yet been restored between
iis predeceSSOTE,”
Parliament this aftrandon that Governeral suspected the ship China and Jipan, and what
Chou, lamented the fact the new Oman war would also Ihat Premier Kishi did not come come up for discussion. was being used 12 smugglug
14 in internationdi law,
visit China. for the time TWO YEARS AGO business and had caused it to be more, detained.
being, but instead he existed be
went to state of war sti
Taiwan. He said. "The Chinese-Dulles will also confer with The Great Southern spokes-
tween the two suffering great financial
countries, but people feel very strongly about the French and Canadian dele- said the CompLuy WAS
this bed not hampered friendly
gales here, he said. He did not increoursts and the signing of
In refuting the "standers" refer to speculation that other because of the detention.
non-official agreements between made by Mr Kishi against China foreign intnisters including the people of the two countries. during his visit to the United Russia's Andrei Gromyko |
Hostile
going to drop a whole lot of had been greatly impressed and bricks in private discus found them first-clies,
RAAF UNITS
sions with Mr Selwyn Lloyd
and Mr Muemillan, but it
is difficult to see how he
In
|
Although there were talks of
الشمال
PAID DEPOSIT
He added that the owners, GE
directed, pald the $250,000 e- He fhen weni
can even state American establishing new bases in the Far views without causing one East, the Air Marshal sald, or two rules.
nothing wes being done at the According to
earlier moment. He disclosed that in the nouncement, Mr Dulles car future the Royal Australian Air Force would be sending one is visiting London to dia- Canberra bomber squadron, and cuss disarmament problem, two squadrons of Sobre jets ut a cable from their legal re- China. So n desire for friend- posit for the release of the ship. Premier Yoshida was hostile to but the nature of them has to the Far East. not been disclosed. It is The Air Marshal will kave resentatives in Indonesia few ship on his part was out of ine also not quite clear why it on Thursday for Manila where days ago said negotiations were question. was necessary for Mr Dulles he will call on
silil in progress: to the President, to go to London for these and on General Ackermann, discussions, particularly as Commanding General of the America's disarmament de- US 13th AF. legate, Mr Harold Stesen. Tomorrow night the Air Mar- recently returned to shel and the Countess will dine Washington for consulta with His Excellency the Gover
hor and Lady Grantham Government House,
tions.
AMONG ALLIES
HERE is no suggestion
that Mr Dulles will
meet the Soviet disarm-
at
Queen Mother
ament delegato and this For Australia
has led cheervers to cun-
clude that the immediato
Loudon, July 30,
difficulties in formulating Queen Elizabeth
the Queen
the American proposals for Mothes will visit Australia next
a disarmament agreement February for a fortnight, it was
*re
among the Western allies themselves. There could be no better wish than that Mr Dulles com plotes his business In
red from her residence,
Cirence House, today. She will about 10 days in New Zealud first.-Reuter.
London whatever It is World Title
quietly and unspectacular- ly: that he achieves the #grooment ho is apparently, accking and that he leaves Britain with better re-
Fight
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port
this."
States recently, Mr Chou at might join the talks.
tacked Mr Kishi for not In bis statement Dulles re-
Chinese people. on, "Ex- hesitating to 'come out in open called that it was two years ago hortly to the 600,000,000 this monit that Prealdunt Elsenhower launched the open- Mr Kishi had
Geneva sklės proposal at the reportedly бесп quotest in
conference. ---- United: the United sumunit release, failing which the money and Ishibashi, had the desire.
secure the "But his successors, Hatoyama States as saying that
Press, "Bi Chinese Communists would try were no other expenses." would be refunded "If there "As to Premier Nobusuke to infltrate the whole of Asia"
Kichi, though he would have-Fience-Pressc.
Demolition Of Huts Begins
Foust marchingjak wel OERAL AN
Biélus Banaro... Îw:in. £ho'process of selling a "new look." The 'plotdru' above shown -workmen, today on the roof of one of the old "Sumporser hate” which managed to survivo for 17 year beginning: The job of dismantling. When completed, the site will become a anedita and a, parod forveours to the ""Superina Deart, *** China Mali Photo,
WATER
SUPPLY
HOURS
to
The supply or water certain districts was cut off at 10 p.in. yesterday be cause the filtration capacity || could not cope with """con-'
sumption.
The present official hours supply are from
a.m. to 10 p.m. but since May 22 the whole of the Colony has virtual- ly been' on a full 24-hour supply. Since the beginning of da 24-hour supply period, dally consumption is gradually in ereased and, cu Sunday, July 20 it reached a peak of 18 millon galicas, which is about eight million millor i in excess of. the present, Arration capacity.
-Consumption must be kept within the limits of Altration and to effect this the Water Authority has had to limit the hours to the "official supply period, 1.0. from da.m.
to 10 p.m.
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