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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1958.

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RELAX IN

DAKS Whiteaways

THE FAMOUS CONFORT IN ACTION TROUSERS

HON ̈GKONG ✡ KDWLG ¤ ̈N.

HONGKONG COURT CLOSURE OF THE CHUNG HWA MIDDLE SCHOOL

Of The PEKING REJECTS BRITISH NOTE

Day

Mr Khrushchev, Certainly Not!

THERE is only one part of

me Khrushchev's speech with which we can scree.

It is that part in which he

says that it would 'cur- reet for the Soviet Union to hand over its part of the control of Berlin to the Eust German Government.

we

If y that it Js thought that We acquiesce in Me

Khrushchev's speech hasten to explain. It would be 'correct' for Mr Khrush chov. Ever since the Soviets took over Eastern Germany. they have been busy planting their stooges and training their cadres for this great day, and once convinced that their hand-picked sycophants could carry on in the Soviet tradition of Government by Terror, they ostensibly pull out.

It requires no crystal ball to The first see the future, thing that would happen in that the Communist Party in Western Germany wouki set up a howl for re-union,

THIS would be accompanied મ smear campaign agathat the Western Powers in general, and the United States in particular. The smear would accuse Western Germany of being a satellite of the United States, and on patriotic grounds, Eastern Germany would come to

Interpretation Given By UK Unsatisfactory

Peking rejected as "inadmissible" today the Bri

tish Government's explanation of the closure of a Communist Chinese Middle School in Hongkong.

According to United Press International, Radio Peking said the Communist Chinese Government delivered to the British Government a note on Tuesday reject- ing the British Government's reply of October 9 to Peking's earlier protest on the incident.

In

Allegations

Britain's note of October 9, she categorically rejectual unwarranted allegations made by Communist China about the behaviour of Rongkong Police during the closing down of the school, which was the Chung Hwn Middle School in Robinson Road. Radio Peking continued that

the interpretation given

by the British Government to the incident was un- satisfactory.

A Court Order of condemnation of the school building was made on August 20 and the Police finally sealed the school building on August 26 although the students continued to hold political meetings and classes in the school compound.

Hongkong

Government Attacked

Tokyo, Nov. 12.

'deliver their brothers In A British M.P. ottacked the 'bondage."

If, on the other hand, things

in wrong

went

Eastern

Germany, wh re in truth, are rather most Germans

tired of their liberalory', then the Ext German

Government has only to call

Hangkang and United Kingdom Governments an For allowing Tuesday wamen textile employees in Hongkong to work long

hours.

He recommended that Hong-

upon its Big Brother Soviet hong trade unions take action. Russia. Thun we should Ernest Thornton, who герге- the Lancashire textile see the fungarian libera- sents

centre of tion' all over again.

Rochdale, told meeting of the Asiun textile labour conterence that BDMC Hongkong textlie workers work "scandalously long hours."

The whole thing is too trans- parent. Soviet propaganda is too obvious. The prompt tn this Western "eply

'I CONDEMN clumsy bit of prestidigita

1 condemn

the Hongkong tion in straight and to the Colonial Government and the

Mr Khrushchev, United "No

Kingdom Government point.

unpardonable in- for their we are not having any."

difference to the health and The part of Mr Khrushchev's

well being of thousands of apeech which is hard to

women colontai subjects," Mr swallow is where he hea abuse upon Soviet Russia's former ally. He speaks of Nazi Germany in cathing terms, which clearly con- tradict his former master. Mr Stalin,

M

Thornton sa.d.

He said it was "incredible and

Women

lo

disgraceful" that new leukong legislation allows work 00 hours a week,

"Here are the serds of tu'ure rocial and politieal upheavals,"

i he he said.

Hongxoog Colonial Government and

the

TR Stalin admired the U.K. Partiainent continue to militariem which Mr flout Aslan standards then the Khrushchev says he must Asian trade unions must move crush. Mr Stalin admired in and do the job for them."---

which cortels

MrU.P.I. Khrushchev says, he must Iquidato,

the

to

Mr Khrushchev aaya all this the Poles, and if the Poles have 12 collective aenge

of humour, they must

be having a good laugh. For It was Soviet Russin, allied

Mr

CYPRIOT TURKS SHOT DEAD

Nicosin, Nov. 11.

Berlin's Red Commander Called Home

Berlin, Nov. 11. General N. F. Zakharov, Soviet Commander in Ber- I will shortly be recall- ed to Moscow and will not

be replaced, the West Ger-

D.P.A. news

man

reported today "informed sources'.

''រៅ។

agency citing

stajor General Zakharov,

appointed inst Feb- ruary. He is the opposite Humber to the three Western commanders In West Berlin.

DPA said the planned recall was seen as a move

connection with Live possible handing over ย Soviet control powers Berlin to East German authorities." — Franco - Presse and Rruter.

FIRE AT A-POWER PLANT

Glasgow, Nov. 11.

A fire broke out tonight in

a £40 million atomic power plant here In Chapelcross, Dumfric

shire, Scotland, which be gan working this week.

R

FIFTY-FIRST CONGREGATION

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Hongkong, Dr L. T. Ride, is Been addressing the Fifty-First Congregation of the University at Loke Yew Hall

this morning.

CONGREGATION AT

HK UNIVERSITY

In a colourful ceremony at Loke Yew Hall this morning, nearly 200 graduands of the University of Hongkong were admitted to their respective degrees in their res- pective faculties by His Excellency, the Governor, Sir Robert Black, Chancellor of the University.

REDS COULD

LAUNCH 175 DIVISIONS AT

WEST

GALE

London, Nov. 11.

Soviet Russia could now launch some 175 divisions against the Western Allies, General Sir Richard Gale, who succeeded Lord Montgo mery as Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers in Europe (Shape) said here today,

He added: "These divisions are equipped with a high proportion of armour, consisting of some of the best tanks in the world."

Gale sald the Soviet possessed a frontline-air

Union force

1 over 20,000 aircraft, the satellite forecs possessing a fur- ther 2,500.

He declared: "We know suf- ferent of Russian aircraft to have a good appreciation of their capability.

"The Soviet Navy is one of the strongert

in the world,

and she is fast building one

of the

greatest submarino

Deote of all

Lime, which dwarfs Into, complete insizpi- ficance the submarine clori of Germany

at her highest during the war." Gale went en: "The Bus- stans have developed the in- tercontinental balistic missile

UK Will Not

Accept Mr. K's Atom Test Proposals

London, Nov. 11. Mr Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, said to- Govern- day the British ment was

not prepared to accept the Soviet post- - tion of prohibiting nuclear tests without an agreement a control system.

and are developing the IHBM" ATOM RACE Gale said: "We know that in the development of thermo- nuclear weapons, there la no reason to believe they are be hind the West, though at the moment the balance of stock- pile is still in our favour.“

Discussing the North Atlantic In his speech to the Congre, academic instilutions in the Bri-lions of So many for higher Treaty Organisation, Gale said: gation, Sir Robert exhorted the tish Commonwealth-in the post-education, the problems which "I think the operations of this more re- have been graduands to search for truth In

war years.

face the University are serious Counsell

markable

Successes for the event "A

ones indeed. important the interests of their fellow men.

for achieved than "It has to relate this demand they have "To you we in Hongkong look which has taken place this year

to the their failure", adding: "Some Just

higher education for the contribution

of legialition for Passing which you

The can make

University. theffecting

of the community for pay the machinery is not per- in 1953 Sir Ivor university-trained men, to the fect but it works." the knowledge their Report community by

Dr Logan sug-necessity to maintain recognition Gale declared: "One of the you have acquired from your Jennings and texibooks and in your labora-esteri that there should be a standards for its degrees, to the great problems which constantly complete review of the Univer requirements of post-graduate confronts the aillance is the cor- and Statutes in study, and to the maintenance (relation of military necessity "We look to you to apply sity Ordinance that knowledge

its place amongst in a civilised order to give the University of

other with political possibility. and hunane way, with tolerance | greater autonomy.

universiting in the British Com-the strategy works. The machin-proposal up to now was not that. and self-discipline and with an "The Legislative Couneli pass-monwealth as a recognised seatery for exercising military com- here should be parallel agree- Integrity which will drive you ed these into law

mand has achieved and is achievments. It was first that there on April 2 of icarping.

not

torley.

mast

In needs

not

to

We

All Quiet

In fact

Labour members in the House. of Commons had asked him what his objections were to the Soviet proposals.

Mr

Beowl.k Bald Frank Russia was prepared to end the and that permanently tests

should be parallel ac ceptance of proposals for conlxol made by the technical experts at Geneva.

"FAILURE"

there

Mr Macmillan said the Soviet

should be an agreement to end tests without at present any understanding on system.

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control

1 all times Lo seek for the Uits year and, thereafter, the "Our University has to retaining its object."-France-Presse. Cruth and, when you believe | University authorities inadalta emphasis on the individual that you have Jound H. to de-arrangements for the necessary and

allow the mosa fend that truth at all costs and clections to the Court and to the swallow the individual. in the Interests of your fellow Council, so that it was possible have to make sure that we do

Talpel, Nov. 12. Mr Abairin Bevan, Labour's тел."

the Ordinance into not regard the University solely to bring

Quemoy passed a quiet morn-chief foreign affairs spokesman, as an institution for providing ing on Dr Sun Yat-sen's 93rd said, "We would also prefer ta affect on September 1. 5-Year Plan

"Its main object is, as Sir Ivor degrees in subjects of academic bithday today in spite of the have a system of inspection and Bald that Sir Robert

retrac-controls accompanied by a au- the Jennings and Dr Logan had sug-study, armed with which the Communists reported University authorities were now gested, to give the University a graduates then proceed into the tion of the October 25 offer to pension of tests but the country engaged in the preparation of a greater degree of autonomy in world to seek for jobs. keep the Nationalist supply line is getting very tired of the Clov- five-year plan which the management of its own A University's responsibilities open on even caya-France-ernment's failure to make any would absorb the balance of the affairs,

of Presse. For instance,, the law include the maintenance capital programme in the five-provides for an increase in the high year plan due to end next year. powers of the Counell and of the the pursuit of knowledge and

He expressed the hope that Senate and for a reduction in the the plan would take into ac- those of the Court.

of course, in turn, bring count the future expansion of "The Senate now regulates (Contd. on page 8, col. 5) the University In response to all matters relating to educa- the increasing requirements of tion in the University, subject

turther

the cuminunity.

the financial control of

standards uf

search at

truth,

learning,

which

In its address to the Filly-only

the Council To take another NO REQUEST BY

First

example: the Chancellor, on a made, by the recommendation

Congregation of the The fire brigade spokesman University of Hongkong, Dr L. said the re, in number three | T. Ride, Vice-Chancellor of the Lurbine, was of

"minor University, remarked that he Council to the Court, can now. alter the Statutes, without re- nature."

hoped to see the day when no

to the Governor-in- The first of four renctors at the talpan would "consider himself. ference

Council. power stallion started work on qualifert to stage his farewell on

"A most desirable innovation, Sunday night.

Queen's Pier unless he has left; behind either a record of service in my view, is the provision to, or a substantial contribution for a Convocation. It

The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority Bald that it would be running at Inw power for testing and would start add- Two Cypriot Turks were shoting 50,000 kilowatts of electricity

and another wounded in to the national grid early no West Cyprus today, it was unfl year. einlly announced.

to the Nazi system. Khrushchev

to Ragumes denounce, that tore Poland dead asunder, and placed her in the plight she is in today.

A. police spokesman said later Has Mr Khrushchev for the killings were not the work gotten? Wo. nre sure the of the Boka terrorist organiza- Polea have notf

Duke

| lion,~~Router.

The Chapelcross reactors are designed on the same principle as those at Calder Hall, Cumber- Ind, which already feed the national pridReuter,

Named Socialite's Lover

London, Nov. 11.

BRITAIN'S most sensational divorce trial in recent years opened toda

creates

JORDAN AT UN YET

United Nations, Nov. 11.

towards the education of those an opportunity for the Univer-United States sources said who live in the Colony whichly, as a body, to have a voice has made it possible for him to retire so well

The following is part of the Chancellor's address:

It

In University

aftales. should also provide opportunity for Increased meeting points between the University of Hongkong and the community within which it has its being and which it exists to servo.”

tonight that Jordon has not requested a meating of the Security Council on the incident over Syrin concorning King Hussein's plane.

There sources said Mr P Spinelli of Italy, Secretary.

Jor

This is the rat occasion on which I have attended a Con- gregation in my capacity as Chancellor of the University of

Consolidation General Dar Hammarskjold's Hongkong. Hongkong and its

"The University authorities special representallye in Jordan, people in every walk of life have already paid many tributes are at present engaged in the had relayed a message to him to Bir Alexander Grantham, who repandiou of a further Five-concerning the plane incident. Year Plan which will absorb They said Mr Hammarsikjold was Chancellor of this Univer- kily for ten years and a wise the balanco of 110 copiial was sending a reply "which is

Five-Year in the worka." and outstanding Governor of the programme in the

However, the U.N. sources Colony during tho namo period. Plan due to end next year.

"It T 'hoped thint this rid the exchange between Mr "I think that it lg, nonetheless,

Pian will Inko inte con-Hammarskjold and the fting for me, në his successor,

what munt beldanlan Government' was "na- to place on record this morning alderation

the years Im-terally confidential" and would the great respect in which all the priorities in connected with the University of mediately to follow, in the light not be disclosed here.-13.P.I. Hongkong hold Sir Alexander, of what has already been ac end our profound apprestation of complished, what It is bellaved *****yolanus-van-o÷EALING¶FRØSTO Commander Anthony Crevelle-jof the Spanish Falange, wangure and has A considerable understanding, his sympathy enn be done to ensure the con- Fell, 87, a former paratroop Ambanander in London from personal fortune. She is being and guidance during the dimcult Unuing consolidation of Uto pra- Court Martial, ufficer, necused his pretty 28- 1951 to last January.

six personally for damages by year following the Taberation, sent departments of the Univer of committin He could have invoked year-old wite

when the University, having sily and what is the practicable adultery with Miguel De Rivera, diplomatic, Immunity but re-

heen brought back to Hito, had extent.of expansion in gespons a Grandes of Spain,

ferred to resign in order to flet Primo Dovera was married to restore iteit to lie former to the increasing requirements

of the community, this Actiantion ngainat im, to the daughter of the Marquda | klancing and, thereafter, lo con- The Duke, kom of the Dietter which he rejected.

De Marmles, but the martinga holidate anil expand in order to "In a community, much as increasing Mrs Helen Rosa Grevellie-Bell was dissolved in 1880-France- meet the

demande ours, with lis grunt press of who ruled Bpain from 1920 to 1930 and brofhier of the founder | ja popular Londan society' Proce

made upon its upon all population and with the aspira-

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former Spanish Ambassador Duke Miguel Primo Do Rivera, per- sonal friend of Spanish hedd of stato General Francisco Franco, named as co-respondent.

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