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SHEAFFER'S

NEW HALEDONI

WITH INCLUMPINA

MARKABLE AT ALL

TUNISIAN BORDER PATROL Stronger Moves

STRIKE PLAN OUT

Dublin, Feb. 4.

Dubliners today found their streets unswept, their garbage not collect- ed and street lights blaz

French Cabinet See

ing through the daylight Too Many Difficulties

hours for the second suc

cessive day.

About 3,000 municipal cm-

ployees are on strike.

Paris, Feb. 4.

The workers, demanding a pay Promier Felix Gaillard's Cabinet rejected to-

rane, took

day a plan for a joint French-Tunisian border

due patrol

to "practical difficulties," informed sources said,

their

to the Cafe unisial Mediation Beard today.

turned deep Tap water brown because there was no one to treat the source with chemi- cols. Health officials sald there was no danger to public health yet.

manned Army engineers sewage disposal pumps.

Services were affected at food markets, the abattoir, public baths, night schools, the City Murgute und cemeteries, health department, river ferries, parks The Schuman proponi was and playgrounds

street designed to prevent such border fighting departments.

incidents, a continually touchy DARKNESS

noint between France and Tunisia,

and

Sections of the city were dark Just night because there were no lamplighters working. In other parts of the city the lights blazed all day because there was no one to turn them oft

The Lord Mayor, James Cat- roll, stayed away from his off- cial residence and transferred his after to his home.

"I have never passed a picket in, my life and I'm not storting new," he said.-United Press.

GUNMAN GIVES UP

Paducah, Ken., Feb. 4. Gunman Care Burton, sought by the FBI and state police for kidnapping a Missouri state 1100per, surrendered at police headquarters here

tonight

Police said Burton walked Into police headquarters with hands above his head and said, "Here I am, I give up."

Earlier police had received a report that Burton, object of 217 extensive minhunt in this area since Saturday night, had been Spotted in downtown Paducah.-United Press.

The joint patrol was suggested 10st month by D Christian (MRP) Dopuly, Democrat Maurice Schumann, after four French soldiers were kidnapped allegedly by Algerien rebels

into Algeria from striking Tunision territory..

informed sources said today,

the however, the 1

Ministers rejected the idea of a joint patrol in a morning Cabinet

duc necting

10 "procilcal difficulties."

Ambassador

The Minister did not believe Tunbia's 3,000-man Moslem army could supply the necessary troops willing to dre on Moslem rebels crossing the frontier, the sources said.

The Minister also decided to Keep the French Ambassador to Tunisia, Georges Gorse, in Parts "for the time being."

M. Gorse was recalled from Tunks on January 17 "for con- sulation" after a diplomatic flare-up between France and Tunisia concerning the four kid- napped soldiers.-United Press.

Houses Collapse

Athens, Feb. 4.

HOT AND

COLD RICE

Manila, Feb. 4. President Carlos Garcia, blowing hot and cold on the rice-coprn barter deal with Hongkong, yes- terday reversed his earlier decision and ad- thorised Government

Д team to go today to the British Colony to "inves tigate the transaction,

Garcia two days ago cancelled the team's trip in the face of bitter Congressional charges that the transaction with the Hongkong Nam Chlao Kong was

regular and would benefit Chinese middlemen,

Meanwhile, it was reported that the Foreign Affairs Depart- ment would investigate the rice shipment's origin to end speculation as to whether it is Communist Chine.

SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

Taking Place In Malaya

London, Feb. 5.

STERLING SILVER TIP

From, the Files

25

years AGO

The Times said today that as the Malayan Government hoisted the anti-Communist flag so opposition from Malays and Indians as well as Chinese might seize on the issue and 1uary 3. urge the case for neutralism.

"There is a chance that the battle may not be fought," this Independent dally added.

"A few years ago the non- Communist countries of South-

east Asin were drawn up in dis- tinct ranks; pro-Western anti- Communists against the neutra- lists.

"Lately there have been signs that these sharp lines are get ting blurred. If neutralists and anti-Communists are no longer

so divided Malaya may find a way through,"

Two Kinds

The Times

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on

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WOMAN EMBEZZLED

US$186,000,

DECLARES FBI

Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 4.

The deal with the Nam Chino A Federal Bureau of Investigation agent testified

Hong called for the shipment of 50,000 tons of rice to relieve the crilical shortage in the Philip- pines. In exchange the firm Two strong earth tremors WGS to receive Philippines today left many homeless in | copra-France-Presse, Grekokhori village north- western Greece, Ninely houses collapsed ог were seriously

| damaged.—Reuter.

Protest By

Sweden To

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Swedish Government The

not consider said it did

the Indonesian decision founded on International law. This opinion concerns both the extension of internal waters and the claim to a 12-mite sea limit instead of the previous three miles.

According to the opinion of the Swedish Government, "the free БЕДА hayo thus been declared Indonealan water."

"This Indonesian decision is the more serious as waters which by long kudition have been open to international ship- ping are hence put under the control of a regime involving

risk

of action against ships trafficking roulea In Bald waters." United Press.

BIG PROBLEMS ON EARTH

Lexington, Vir., Feb. 4. The British historian Dr Arnold Toynbee, here for s 15-week lecture series, said to- day the world's big problems were on "this planet," not in outer space,

Dr Toynbee sald the "world] must get some Improvement, in human affairs."

"There's not much tinta to put this planet in order," he said.

Dr Toynbee bogida his series of lectures on Friday At Washington and Lee Univeralty.

United Press,

today that accused embezzler Mrs Margaret

A

was commenting what it described 0.3 sironger move towards an anti- Communist line in Malaya,

The newspaper said: "The Prime Ministers of newly in- dependent countries are usually of two kinds.

"Either they are successful revolutionaries whose past con- tact with fellow revolutionaries In other countries has given them some knowledge of the world or they are straight-

with forward nationalists special political policy or clear- eut view of world affairs,

no

"When lenders of this second type attain independence they begin by looking round and formulauing a foreign policy.

First Tour

Tengku Abdul

Rahman

13

L. Burton admitted dipping into the till ofse of the latter type and though suburban Atlanta medical clinic and using since his country become

nearly six months have passed

the stolen money to finance her "expensive dependent he has only now set living."

The agent, Jesse L. Orr, wus a surprise prosecution witness in the State's second attempt to canvict the 51-year-old divorcée

According to her statements, they

wore accompanied by servants who drove another car and A truck carrying

-

UIE Hongkong Branch of the League of Nations Society held its annual meeting at Helena May Instituto on Feb- The following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Vice-Presidents Chev.

Alves,

Hon Dr R. H. Kotowall, Professor R. Robert- aon, Hon.

loa. Dr William Shenton,

J.

YOUNG USK J. Okamoto and the Hon. Dr

PIANIST COMING

WALTER HAUTZIG

W. Tso, Hon, Secretary-Mr S. V. Boxer; Assistant Hon. W. I. Griffin; Secretary Miss

Hon. Treasurer-Dr Y. S. Wan; Council Members-Messrs A. el Arculli, J. D. Bush, Rev C. K. Carpenter,

Miss N. E Elliot, Me Wm C. Felshow, Mrs E, W. Kirk, Rev. N. V. Halward, Capt. T. T. Lauren- son and Mr R. C. H. Lim,

An enjoyable cuening • was spent by those who attended the dance of the annual dinner Hongkong Automobile Associa tion in the Rose Room, Penin- aula Hotel, last night (Feb. 4); The arrangements were made by a committee convened by Major C. M. Manners and, com- prising Messrs G. II. WILON, M. K. Lo and H. Hong Sung.

THE Volunteer order of Feb.

The

following officers,

NCOs and men qualified Sunday, January 22, for the Lewis Gun Badge; highest Possible score, 40Lt J. S. Rodrigues 38, Col F. V. V. Music lovers who enjoyed Ribeiro 34 LL J. V.

last month's recital by Remedies 34, Cpl F. F. Cruz Halina Czerny-Stefanska 30; L H. J. Silva 30, Cpi M.

A. Baptista Sat F. P 30; the brilliant Polish plan- Sequeira 30, L/Cpl A. ist, will soon have an Remedios 30; Set H. M. Britto opportunity of hearing 32, L/Cpl H. de Sa 32: Sgt A. one of America's leading Garcia 30, L/Cpl M. M. de V. Soures 30: L/Set J. P. Baleros young planists.

30, Pte 9. E. Sousa (1807) 38; Cpl V. M. Nunes 34, Pte H. L Rocha 32; Cpl J. D. Remedios 34 and Ple N. A.

parunce

*

off on hla first tour.

The Music Society of Hong- "That he should have gone

kong is sponsoring the gp- first to South Vietnam and Slam

here of Waller however. reveals the way his

Hautzig, who will give a recital Beltran 30. mind is moving.

"When Malaya first became at the Queen Elizabeth School, Independent she moved caut Kowloon, on Saturday, March 1. of stealing $180,000 from the several of Mrs Burton's expen-

ously away from any association at 0.30 p.m.

Arrival from Manila by the elinie, where she was employed | sive show dogs.

with Seato. It was enough that

Walter Hautzig was born In | American Mail liner. President as a book-keeper,

Mrs Burton's pink Lincoln Malaya had signed a defence Vienna. Arriving in the United | Taft included: Mrs Theodore Orr presented a written con- was found abandoned in Green treaty with Britain to show that States at the age of 18, he was Roosevelt, Snr., wife of the *x* fessica he sold Mrs Burtonville. South Carolina, the state- Malay could not share the awarded a scholarship at the President and mother of Col signed after she was arrested ment said, and the dogs were neutralism of Indonesia or Curis institute of Music, where Theodore Roosevell, Governor- Tulsa, Oklahoma, last August. picked up in Greensboro, North Burma.

he studied under Mieczysław General of the Philippines. Mrs 'The confession quoted ber as Carolina, by A Connecticut "Now we see a stronger move Munz for the next five years. Roosevelt to returning to the US

admitting ahe began taklig trainer.

towards an anti-Communist His debut at Town Hall, one of after a month's stay with her money from the doctors in

New York's leading concert son in Manila. January, 1956, but she said she

The Times sald the Tengku's halls, resulted in his receiving did not think the total amount

anti-Communism clearly derived the Town Hall Endowment "was over $50,000."

from the armed Communists Award, for the Most Outstand- and from his fears of China and | ing performance of the Year the Chinese.

by an Artist under 30.

At first, Orr sald, Mrs Burton denied the had ever used the nome "Mrs Janet Gray" or that she had ever been to Allanta. But under questioning at the Tulsa police station she ad mitted using the allos, and said that when she came to Atlanta,

"all I had was $1,000 art used Chrysler."

Orr sald he took both an oral Mrs Burton, and a written statement from The written con- fession was presented at the trial in Dekalb County superior court and read into the record as evidence,

Orr also sold Mrs Burton described the flight she and her doughter

Shella Joy, 20, who masqueraded here ng 16-year- old "Candy Laine," made from Atlanta late in July.

Favouritism Debate

Paris, Feb. 4. The National Assembly put off today further debate on charges of favouritism in the promotion of high-ranking army officers.

Ort sold Mrs Burton told FBI agents that during her two years in Atlanta she paid. $5,000 for one of her dogs and bought 14 or more at "from $50 $1,000"

The greying, greckled woman, who has complained of frequent fainting spells during her con- finement since she returned 10 Atlanta seven months ago, ap- peared at today's hearing with

her arm + sling. United

PTCSS

In

ARCHIE ZIMMERN PASSES

LAW FINALS

By Our Own Correspondent

London, Feb. 4. Mr Archie Zimmern,

popular Hongkong eric- keler, has passed all his Anal examinations and is awalling his call to the Bar. Diocesan Boya School where he Archie was educated at the

matriculated in 1935. He was

The

At the request of the Govern ment the Deputies voted to posi- with the Hongkong Volunteer pose until an unspecified date a Defence Corps and was intern- debate begun this afternoon on cd and later released by accusations that the Secretary of Japanese during the war. the State for the Armed Forces, Following the liberation, Mr Pierre Molayer, had abused his Zimmern went into business for right to regulate promotion Ilsts. | soveral years and then In 1950 The vote was 325 to 247-United he went to England and was ad- Press.

mitted to the Inner Temple to road law. His Anal call to the Bar will come cometimo towards and of this year or the begin- ning of next

3 Vehicles Collide

Shortly

Archie is a keen cricketor, He was wicket-keeper · in the school First XI and continued lo play in this position when he after eight this joined the Kowloon Cricket morning, a military vehiclo, a Club. private car and a taxi travel- He was Club Captain for the ng along, Nathan Road ben KCC for two consecutive · rea- Wing-Shing. Lang, collided with sons of 1904-55 and 1988-66| one another.

until he left Hongkong for bis studies

According to the Police, the vehicles involved were damaged but no one was injured,

Archie is in the United King- dom with his family.

Jine "

"It is not only in the Jungle that opposition is violently ex- pressed," the newspaper added.

Schools

Chinese schools "Malaya's have shown themselves $5 active na Singapore's."

Since then he has played in all the leading North American cities, in England and ka the capitals of Europe.

THERE are bright signs for

of

British industry, according

to the President of the Board Trade, Mr Walter Runceman, a specch Surveying the world at St Ives Chamber of Com- merce dinner. He rotused 10 Two of his recent recordings take a gloomy view of the were included by the New York British position, or of the world There Times in its annual list of 10 situation

generally. "If the Tengku is taking his recommended records, among would, he said, be a gradual storid on anti-Communism he recordings by Horowitz, Gicse- return to prosperity and if we may expect growing opposition king and Backhaus. He is now were prepared to be enter», from many of the Chinese. The

touring the Far East, and in prising, as well as patient, tha real test will be whether op-

Japan, which he visits after his future of Britain was assured. position comes from the Malays concert here, all seats ore, al- as well." Reuter.

ready sold for every formance.

HK SHIP

SEIZED IN

INDONESIA

Shipping circle hero re- ceived the information that the 1,823-ton Troon Hreezo sched by the Indonesian navy last Fri- day for what was described as "entering, an Indonesia port without necessary

documents,"

A

The Troon Breese, Hongkong registered vessel, was taken into custody at the South Celebes port of MEGAAAT by

patrol, boat.

W

Идут

of

Manners.

A representative Messrs

John stent for the Troon Breeze, said this morning that “the latest report we have about the Troon Breezo is that the vessel is at present In

However, the same

To-

· prosoniafiye added, lò view of the Information, ther would cable the ship's master to inquire of the latest – situation (and dow velopment concerning thete

by

per-

Concert Of Recorded Music

Hongkong last night had its. first opportunity to witness a marvellous exhibition of cheja by the world champion, Dr Alexander Alekhine *.

.The exhibition took the form of a almalianeous blindfold displast. against 10 boards, with four players consulting at each, **

1330 is the year of the Great] Romantic Movement in France; THE Hon. Comdr Holo at le

Marino Court

yesterday, paintings by Delacroix, Hernani acted on the stage, poems by Imposed a fine of $100 on thic Lamartine, and Berlioz "Fan- Hongkong and N. T. Ferry Co. tastic Syrophony." This pleca for having falled to maintain so the ferry service to Cheung our great composer is well-known that it has some Chau on January 26, and 27 in what unjustly eclipsed His necordance with the schedule The other musterpitces: Benvenuto attached to their Hcence, Cellini", "Beatrice at Benedict', defendant pleaded that "Le Bal Lea"Harold un ferry did not operate on these Nalle" and "La damnation de two days as it was the Chinese

New Year and it was a custom Faust."

the

M. J. Laversinne hes taken which had been observed for these as the theme of the next the past 10 years. Moreover,':

Do passengers on concart of recorded musle which there were

ahall take place in the premises the two days mentioned, of the Alliance Francaleo, 10 French Bank Building, at 6.30 p.m.. today.

The talk will bo in both French and English and will be Illustrated by.. long excerpts from the above-mentioned com- positions.

All music-lovers are cordially invited.

•

In a review of the British Navy for 1932; During the past year the British Navy has lost rather than pained in strength. Five capital ships have been discarded in the terms of the London Treaty,

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