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ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN

PHOTO-FINISH EXPECTED Estate Of Aw

Of Aw Hoe

Hoe AMERICAN INFANTINO'S

IN NZ ELECTION

Labour Opposition Making

Strong Comeback

Wellington, Nov. 25.

New Zealand's election campaign has entered its final week and forecasts are that the result will be a "photo-finish.”

Adenauer

Libel Action Settled

Hanover, Nov. 25.

The 1.230.000 electors will on BD nem- November 30 choose bors of the House of Repre- scritatives for the next three years.

The Prime Minister, Me Keith Holyanke, and the leader of the Labour Party, Mr Walter Nush, are paying particular attention this week to Auckland and Wellington, elties in which tre

fre Several marginal 51-019 which could decide the outcome. Both Notional and Labour (Opposition) parties agree the result will be very close.

Loss Expected

Labour is undoubtedly making its strengest comehneit since its defeat in 1940,

A Hanover court has agreed to an out-of-court sottio- ment with costs against the defendants of a libel action brought by the West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauar, and two leading diplomatı, The defendants Hans Konrad Schmeisser, self confersed ex- rgent of the French secret ser- vice, the publisher and two stib- editors of the news magazine

Issues claiming most public Der Spiegel were also urdere: to

attention are the rival proposals pay all

of the lƠ expenses

for tax

and for concesalons diplomats, Herr Herbert Blan-liberalising social security bene- kenlern, West German Ambas-

The fts.

controversial must Nato, sador to

and Dr Adol

(promise of the campaign is that Reiffershetit, Consul-General Labour will, as part of the con- New York.

The court's decision taken last week was published today.

ORIGINAL ACTION

The original action WOE brought because

of allegations

in Der Spiegel in ta article in

The Nationalists expect to hold office despite the possible loss of two or three of the 45 sents they held in the last Parliament. The House of Representatives han '80 members.

version to the pay as you earn system of income tax, remit the first £100 of tax payable next February.

Trade Talks

New Zealand trade talles with

arc

1952 that Dr Adenauer and the Britain begin tomorrow in two diplomats had ven the London, and warnings French intelligence service in- being sounded here that what- formation 1848 and 1940 in 10-ever the election result the new turn for money, food luxury goods,

and administration will face grave

problems and decisions 111 2 trade situation.

An out-of-court settlement in 1955 which nwarded costs against Schmeisser only challenged by the chief Public Prosecutor.

Was

unpopular deteriorating

The outlook for New Zealand dairy produce in the traditional British market is gloomler

that for years.-Router, when

their

The case was settled the plaintiffs withdrew eharges upon declaration by the defendants that they had not in- tended to impute "undutiful or dishonourable conduct" with the article-Reuter,

Daughter Of Farouk To Marry

Relatives To

Be Expelled Unless...

Penang, Nov. 25.

Garcia Makes

CHINESE Stand Against

LOBBY

Communism

CASE

Manlia, Nev. 20.

President,

THE Senate

Eulogio Rodriguça, con-- currently President of the Toing Nacionalista Party, yesterday cracked the whip and urred the Senate Investigating Committee to mcef Immediately And release its findings on the Chinese lobby cast.

Rodriguez. in a le'ter to the Committee Chairman, Mariano Jemin Cuenco, drclared that the release of the report would be to the interest both of the Fillpino rubile and A mintier of "simple Justice" to those whose repulations have been smeared.

During the recent elec tion campaign. opposition Liberal Party efreles Idea- filed Rodriguez himself. and Nacionalista Senators

Br. Jonc Laurel,

and Cipriano Primleias as the politicians linked with the lobby.

The telo allegedly worked in behalf of 2,400 overstay- Inc Chinese vial.ors to legalise their alay here. They, It is reported, tried to put pressure on the late President Magsaytay agree to this in exchange for

of hugs amount money for election cam- paign expenses, France- Presse.

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PASSPORT REGULATIONS

RULING VALIDITY

Washington, Nov. 25. The Supreme Court agreed today to rule on the valid- ity of State Department passport regulations de- signod to block foreign travol by Communists and other suspected subver sives.

Vested In

FAREWELL TO LADY

S'pore Assignee GRANTHAM

At the Supreme Court this morning, Mr Justice T. J. Gould made an order declaring the estate in Hongkong of Mr Aw Hoe, alias Fu Hoe, son of the late Mr Aw Boon Haw, to be vested in the Official Assignee of the Colony of Singapore.

Baguio City, Nov. 26. President Carlos P.. Garcin pledged the Philippines to a "vigorous and uncom- anti-Com- promising" munist

the sland, at opening session of Seato seminar on Com- 1951.

here munist subversion

today.

Mr Aw Hoe died in a plone croch in Maloyn on January 13,

The application for the order was made on behalf of the [Official Assignee of Singapore "Before

and by this group,

Mr Richard Winter, in- through. It to the rest of the strasted by Mr H. Caine, of world. I wish to state that the Johnson, Slokes and Moster, Philippine Republie shall con tinue to be dedicated to

vigorous end uncompromising stand against the insidious ideo- logy of Communists," President

Garcia said.

Mr Winter asked for (1) a declaration that the property in Hongkong is vested the Official Assignee by virtue of

WIFE WON

RECITAL

By R. A. BONES

tenor,

By A China Mall Reporter You may recall that the

expressed

famous Italian Lidy Grantham

pride in the work har compatriots are doing in this Colony and especially In their welfare work with blind children, when sho bade farewell to members of the Amoričan Women's -Association of Hongkong

this morning,

A coffee recoption was held in the lovely home of Mrs T. P. Dillon, and in the gardens which overlook Deepwater Boy.

Оп arrival members guests were received by Mra

and

Luigi Infantino, was dua to give a concert-hers, two or three months ago but .owing to technical diffi- culties this had to bo cancelled. This long- awaited concort was even- tually given last night at the King's Theatre.

We therefore went with great Sagerness and anticipation, but I am sorry to have to report that in some ways I was dis appointed.

"I understand that this was

tour, Infantino's strenuous and exhausting tour. A recital such as last night's where he sang 18 items is much maro tiring and exacting than any operate role.

HUSBAND'S Dillon and Mrs W. S. Anter about the fortieth recital of Mr

PRIZE

China Mail Reporter

1

viry

son, Hospitality Chairman, and were niso

Mrs welcomed by S. J. Jackson, neting President, in the place of Mrs J. F. Perrine, President, who in Indisposed.

Mrc E. F. Drumright, wife of the American Consul-General, I mention this because I feel an order of the High Court of M. Kilian Hennessy, the 7th would feel at saying goodbye to harshness of tone which

spoke of the unhappiness mong that it has some bearing on the tas Signapore in Bankruptcy No. M: Garcia tok Seats delegates 372 of 1856, and dated August doscendant of that - Irish | Lady Grantham, not only be apparent in the early part of from Southeast Asian nations. 120. 1055. whereby R WAG Brigade captain who made cause she was the First Lady the programme, this harshinest Australia, the United Kingdom

considerably during brandy famous 200 yours here but because she was a true sofiched

Amerlenns here were the concert and In the second ago, visited Hongkong last friend.

was a Ane half was much loss apparent week on his For Eastern proud because she

woman and doing a good job, but it never entirely disappear- also that Sir Alexander must ed. When I heard Infantino a The visitor is the partner of

be proud of his American wife. few years ago in Europe, there the Jas. Hennessy and Co. of She had

always been an in- was no sign of this harshness su Cornue, the maker of the terested patroness of the Asse I feel sure that the present tour

Irish ciation, continued

Mr and the US that their responsi-ordered that the estate of

administered in Aw Hoo be blities to the millions of peoples bankruptcy; (2) an order that if Southeast Asia was of such

Assignee. be magnitude that there was no the Official

errors in their authorised to realise the pro- perty in Hongkong and to ad- minister it for the benefit of the creditors of the deceased; (3) liberty to apply,

for

room left deliberations.

Mutual Defence

"within

olur. (Philippines) means and with our commitments with other free countries for mutual defence we shall endea-

vour, as we have done in the past, to help enrtain Communist uppression beyond our borders.

"My administration In the next four years will continue to be dedicated to the attainment standards and ideals of those which Sento seeks to attain,"

President Garcin said.

President Garcia opened the four-day Seato seminar with his first major public aprech since his recent overwhelming

ns President

re-election United Press.

Treasury Warrants

Found

Manila, Nov. 28. The furore and flurry over the reported theft of 1,000 blank United States Treasury war-

Administration

Judge

four.

brankly that bears, the captain's name.

Heroic Tenor

volto. Of

Mrs Drumis much to blame for it. right, and as they did not wish M. Hennessy said that brandy her to forget them any more whe a particular favourite

then they would forget her, shu Air Winter told the that Mr Aw Hoe's Hongkong drink with the Chinese and bald she had pleasure in pre-

fore the change of government sending her with the Associa eslate was administered by the Hongkong in China, his company's sales ton's Yearbook, and a sub- and Shanghai Bank Hongkong Wero 100,000 (Trustee) Ltd.

at present being

to be paid out of the estate.

a

CAGCS

rescription to a copy of an Ameri- over a million bottles a year,

cun woman's magazine to re- HORSE BREEDER

mind her in her new home. in England of her old friends in

Mr Justice Gould made the crder in the terms asked for

M. Hennessy is a keen horse Hongkong. and ordered costs of the pro- ceedings to be taxed

breeder and maintains a large on

and sind in France.. basis solicitar-and-cilent

not race Although he does himself hita wife, an English- [woman, maintains a stable,

M. Hennessy, quito barrassed, told me that his cinpany donated the Hennessy Gold Cup for the first time for the Cheltenham meeting last Saturday wook and his wife won the race with her horse Mulan

DON'T HUNT FOR WILD ANIMAL

The Police stated this morning that they are satisfied that some kind of wild and possibly danger- ous animal is roaming the Now Territorios.

of the New the Police have

Since the Bret report was made some few weeks ago of n leopard being seen at Shatin and subse- The Court accepted for review rants immediately died down que reports of it being sighted Appeals by artist Rockwell Kent

th various paris night as shome faced Territories, ไนล of Ausable Forks, New York Customs-men found the missing organised parties to try and and and psychiatrist Waller Brichl warrants aftor diligent search of

Both of Los Angeles. denied passports by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on

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wanted

were the American liner President

Gilmore.

Customs

oriols,

together

the animal

The search is continuing, but

tinem-

The prize for the - winner was £5,272.

fine Lalgi Infantino has

tremendous power and superb control, well-suited to the singing of herole roles He also has in grand opera & very good bel canto but, at flaws, I felt that the soloist wor not using this or the full tonal the at his disposal, to rangu beat and fullest advantage

"TENANTS DELAYING La his MATTERS'

0

ex-

and that he preferred his lush herole manner of singing.

Navertheless, he Han cellent diction' and control, and these were clearly demonstrated

of angiello

Verdi's Questa

from Rigoletto and a Neopolitan Tarantella which he sang as an encore: This locatello rightly the tremendous ovation Unrepresented opponents in deserved

from the near- exemption proceedings which greeted it, before the Tenancy capacity audience.

Infantino excelled Tribunal today were lold operatie arias which allowed

the President, Mr virtuosity and

dexterity. by H. H. B. How, that they fullest roln and in the poveral were only trying to delay I did not like his interpretation Neopolitan ogs he presented. matters by causing dis of Bizet's Agnus Dei as I feel pute over compensation that this should be sung with a terms.

certain dignity, and restraint Asslyting Mr How on the and not in a Jugh operatie style.

Accompanist Tribunal wore Mr L. J, Silvà A 44-year-old worker of the and Mir Chan Iu-hin who welu Southsed Textile Company hearing a Limited. wes remanded three days by Mr T, L. Yang at Kow- loon Court this morning when

MURDER CHARGE REMAND

he appeared before the Magis

clamation Street.

case concerning 209

Mr F. Zimmern of F. Zim mern and Co. appeared for the applicant, Mrs P. Leung. During short adjournment compensa- tion of $500 a bedspace and $1,760 for a

cockloft. were re- fused by opponents.

tho

tho

The piano accompaniment con make or mar a recital of this kind, I have only the highest praise for Maestro Angelo Cam- port's performance last night.

to minimise the danger which

trate on a charge of murder. the grounds that they refused with the United States Veterans' armed parties

could be created by different

Accompanimert is an accɔcting Deferidunt, Lau Kol-wing alias searching the

ort; it can be as satisfying It to

non Communist Administration here, to sign

whom countryside unbeknown to each Hui Kin-lung was alleged to

its fulfillment na solo pinying affidavis.

the shipment was consigned, ether, the Police this morningToun Wan yesterday.

have murdered Họ Ah-kwan al

but it always misses the Uppe Kept, now 75, wanted to go raised

Д nationwide alarm stated that it will be far safer Europo fo paint. Brioh

No plea was taken, yesterday after announcing that it hunters refrain from searching

Describing the existing house light of the soloist: 1. should Mr Hoo-long,

very much like to hear a solo architect, sald Ip allend to

medical

the warrants were stolen. They end trying to track down the

a three-storeyed tene It was

recital by this

young and in Geneva and

were intended for the USVA irual.

talented musician. ment type house pensioners in the Philippines. If the animal is seen, informa-

It is a strange thing but I ellapidated. condition. A BI- The President Gumoretion about its whereabouts will A Chinese snatched a wrist storeyed building adjoining No, have noticed that in Hongkong arrived here two days ago. be welcomed, the Police stated. watch from

an artist is rarely called upon a woman in Yen 207, and costing $50,000 is plan- France-Presse.

Informants should get in touch Chow Street, near Fuk Wahsed to be built. with either Tsuen Wan or Sha-] Street, at about 4.15 pan. yester-

dny. tin Police Stations.

Relativer of 40 Communist { meetings torrorists known to bej Istanbul. lurking in the Penang hill aroa today wore given 30

ALREADY SWORN

Kent said he refused to sign days to got them to sur-the affidavit because he already render or face expulsion had sworn in New York court from this island sottle- that he was not a "Red" mont.

Arrested

Damascus, Nov. 25. The daughter of ex-President Mohammed All Elabed of Syria said today that Princess Ferial,

They contenied that the De Three Suspects 18-year-old eldest daughter of ex-King Farouk, would shortly

Chief of Police, Ofeer P. H.partment's passport regulations, become engaged to Mr Einbed's O'Flynn told the relatives that drafted in 1952, were not - 22-year-old grandson, Atand if they fall to bring the Coin- thorised by lew.

They also munists out from their lairs he sald

Impaired an The Police errested Dirce American The daughter, Sherifa Elabed. would exercise his power under

citizen's constitution-Chinese yesterday following oald the engagement would be emergency regulations

al right to travol and associato severul cases of theft. announced shortly in Switzer-order the families deported. with anyone he pleases.

The first arrest was made on land, where the couple were at-

The high court will schedule a Route No. 12 bus in Latchticok tending school-China Moll

oral arguments on the, appeals Rond when some money en hand down A written stolen from the pocket

Izzat Elabed.

Special

Congressman

Robinson, 11, Nov. 25,- Former Congressman William Arnold, 80, died on Saturday of

THE MOTHER

and

Among those who listened to The officer's ultimatum

WAR Chlp Ngee Mol, mother, et Penang's Number One terrorist Dol Gunn Moh, who carries a large reward on his head,

O'Flynn said the Government realised it would be hard on

a hoori ailment. Amold, first the relatives to be moved out elected to the 69th Congress in of Penang but added, "There le 1922, was re-elected six Umen.no other altomative."United United Press.

1 Press,

rules

decision Inter this term i United Press,

Opposition

Defeated

In House

woinen passenger,

was

of a

In the second case, a sum of money was stolen from a woman pedestrian in Nelson Street at about 3.30 am., and in the third instance, some money was stolen

man in from

Nam Cheong Street, near Un Chau Street, at about 2.13 p.m.

Money Stolen

Two

Road

European women were the victims of theft on the island LIGHT PLANE FLIGHTS

London, Nov. 25. The House of Commons to-yesterday. In the first case, a night rejected u Labour purse containing about $310 was

Des Voeux stolen In FROM US TO AUSTRALIA position proposal that the

Queen should not give her Central, near Lee Yuen Street Johnston Island in the event essent to a bill to make fran- East. In the second, another chise changes in the Federation purse was stolen in Bonham of an emergency. The planes

Road, near King's College. constitution. carried

enough fuel for 17 of Rhodesia's

The voting was 301 to 240-

•hours of normal flying time.

Honolulu, Nov. 25

urider" flers took off for a 1,000-milo ¡Pacifle fight to Canton Island on the second leg of their

FOUR "down

trans-Pocillo ferrying flight In a flight plan illed shortly be

from Oakland to Australia in twin twin-ended Ceesha planes.

Tho' flisdit to. Bydney was con- sidered the longest trans- Facine light plane flight in aviation history,

The Alore Callmated the second hop would take 10 hours and 28 minutes with a landing at,

west winds,

a Government majority of 60.

The Opposition contended Chinese Injured

was

fore they departed at 9.20 aan.) that the changes contained in

had which

been the plots planned to fly at the b

A Chinese pedestrian, 33. the year-old 10,000 feet: at 180 miles an initialed - and

passed by

Cheung Chlu hour against 16-knot south Rhodesian Federal Parliament, knocked down and seriously-in-

differentiated against African

loanjured, by a private car In Ud near Ki Ling voters. The British Gover- Chau Street,

Sirect, at about 7.20 p.m. ment disagreed.

that yesterday. The injured man is the way is now clear for the being treated at the Kowloon

Hospital. blik to become law-Reuter,

The pilots are Phil Lighthand, 32, and Miles King, 34, of New Zealand, and Australiape Will Withers, 25, and Arthur Topp, 30, navigators-United Press.

means Tonight's vote

SIDE GLANCES

Watch Snatched

By Galbraith

TM. Are S. POL QUE

ÉE THAT STEIN BErzés kever

"Oh, let's not argua in front of the children about how much I buy you don't want them to think you're a mlser, do you?”

and

to give more than three encorer,

Opponents were not repre- Last night Mr. Infantino gavo sented because it was stated four encores and thus joins the that the firm of Stewart and ranks of the distinguished few.

Mr Harry Odell, who was re- Co. had not received further

concert, is Instructions from tenants, sponsible for this

the The case is continuing to hear to be congratulated for once tenants' evidence.

again bringing a fine artist to

University Lecture

Hongkong,

A packed house

tremendous

and Q

ovation will In- dicate more clearly than I can the popularity. and success of Luigi Infantino and his accom- panist, Angelo Campori.

Robert A. Scalapino, Prq DOCKYARD

fessor in Political Selence,

University of California, At

present visiting the Colony, will

address the Hongkong Univer-

sily

Economic

Soeloty on

Trends in American Far

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NORMALE

HM Dockyard is func

Eastern Policy" on Friday attioning normally today and p.m. in. Room 105, Univer-a RN spokesman said this sity main building.

morning that nothing us. Members of the yubile are towards had occurred in the invited to attend.

yards because of the short- term sit-down strike last week.

Painter Dies The sirike was called by 400

Mexico City, Nov, 26. electricians following the dis- Mexican painter Diego Rivera, missal of about 40 of their died of a berrt attack at his colleagues duo to retrench- home here today at the age of mant. ma

The RN spokesman, salah ɔ to "Rivern. was one of Mexico's far is the naval authority, was most renowned painters and concerned, "everything is established a world reputation norma1960S

with his ultra-modern murals Meanwtillo: représentatives, of which adorn buildings In: hìa § thề «union??oro conhalling the iny their own country, the United States Labour Indartment and other nations. France- negolitidi

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