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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1958.

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FRENCH COMMUNISTS SUFFER ONE OF THEIR WORST DEFEATS

Of The BIG VICTORY FOR DE GAULLE

Day

Growing Margin For

Refugees From Right-Wing Supporters

Shanghai

R Augustus lidi, United Commla-

D Nations High

It

sioner for Refugees, bus

announced that Hongkong ls to receive another 1,000

European refugees from Shanghai, and has told of his concern for 10,000 more whom it Wha "essentiaf" t move before they sink into

a state of hopelessness and stagnation. Es hard

to imagine how such people could have stagnation after avoided nearly ten years of Com munist rule in which few have found any kind of use- ful employment. Another question ja: How can the Communists have failed to use so many? They can not all have been reluctant to work. Few people who

are destitute will not look carnestly into a dark future to find openings. In this cane, 10,000 have looked, and found nune.

Forced To LanguishĮ

TAD there been any wish

Hby the Communist rulers

to allow all people, regard~; less of race, to find a future in their bright now world. 10MP would have Hurely found a place 7 Instead, the new rulers of China have

ere

Paris, Nov. 24.

Right-wing supporters of Premier Charles de Gaulle piled up a big lead today in French National elections that sent the Communists down to one of their worst defeats. Mounting returns from the balloting for the Fifth Republic's new stream- lined National Assembly showed a growing margin for rightist parties led by pro-Gaullist independents and Information Minister Jacques Soustelle's strongly Gaullist "Union for the New Republic" (UNR).

Bad Day For

Ex-Premiers:

Mendes-France

Defeated

Former,

Paris, Nov. 23. French Premier Pierre Mendes-France, an opponent of General

The Communist Party, which opposed de Gaulle's election re- frms, was collecting only about 20 per cent of the popular vote Its usual 25 per Compared w

tf national elections of the st 14 years. Of the 43 scats devided, the Reds won only one.

this Early

morting the Unterior Minister, Emile Pelle- ter, announced that the voting 1. Stetropolitan France for the 400 als was a victory for men who supported de Gaulle and a "crushing" defeat for the Reds who voted against the Premier's manibs constitution two

now &go.

Vote Break Down

With 43 seats decided, the UNR had 10, the Independents

She Kept Her Promise

PAMELA

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Spaniards To

Sail HK Junk To Spain

Madrid, Nov. 23.

14. Catholic Popular Republicans Six Spaniards who have never before been to sea Charles de Gaulle, was & Socialists 2. Radicals 1, Resis

have announced plans here to sail a Chinese defeated today in his bid

junk from Hongkong to Barcelona next year. for re-election 10 the

None has deep-sea sailing experience and none National Assembly,

has ever seen a junk.

official returns showed.

in

deliberately forced foreign. their midst to 贴 the lowest

for ex-premiers of the

languleh

levels of destitution,

Thin

is

Lance Party 1. Communists 1. Centre Leftists 3, Christion Democracy 1 and other Conser un-vatives 2.

With 10,428,183 votes counted, the Comarmists had 2,110,035. the UNA 1,830,826, the Socialists

If they succeed, it will be ; photographer, Jose- It was a bad day generally

по direct critic-Fourth Republic.

old

Ism of injustice. In Former Premier Joseph Lanjel

also was defeated,

South Africa, Africans are

found in their own home- Independent Paul Reynaud, land Rving destitute

nd Radleals Maurice Bourge- Felix Gaillard. shantytowns. The position! Mamoury, of 10,000 burupean victims Edotari Daladier, Edgar Faure

Genges Bidault failed of racial prejudice in China d

art absolute mi jorilles and is certainly TU WOTE WD

must face run-off gleetivo next necusation that that!

Sunday

Not As Potent

Β'

ta

Maria De 1,629,782, and the Independents the first time in history that a Luis, 30, Industrialist "Mauricio 1,821,029 Tho remaining votes genuine junk has ploughed! Cuesta, 30, and former aviator, were split among more than a through the blue waters of" the soldier and diplomat, Lula Mag- dozen smaller parties, most of❘ Mediterranean.

nard, 39. them pro-Gaullist rightists,

The 11,000-mile journey hús M. Pelletier said the trend of been un the drafting board for the voting indfeated the Com-ubout a year now. The bralos munists were dropping to only behlad it belong to a 39-year- about 10 per cent of the total cid merchant from Barcelona, popular vote compared to their

Juse Maria Tey. al 25 per cent.

Bachelors

They have all chipped in in help buy the Junk-which i being flited with an engine in Hongkong right now-and Ic pay the expenses of trip.

Qualified

The country's two top Com- munists, Maurlee Thorez and Pierres Pillmiin, u Catholic

Jacques Duclos, boil falled to

"It was one of those ideas a Tey admits' that once the ball who resigned to win the five per cent plus one UT this at least these Republican,

make way for de Gaulle kestvale necessary for immediate person gels when restless," said get rulling he took an appraising look al the situation and did Tey, who will captain the junk. facts do establish; Com-May and thus was last premier | election. They face a run-off munism, the cult that isor the Fourth Republic, won

Tey has signed up ove bache-something to remedy his crew's ballot nex! Sunday urged most strongly by re-election in Strasbourg.

M. Pelletier said there prob-lor friends, four from here and complete lack of seafaring know-

from Zaragoza further ledge. those who smart under

Former Premier Rens Pleven ably would be run-off elections racial

the also won,

in more than 400 constituencies. Inland, to make the trip.

11s crew Includes: industrial Com- Jean Benedetti, Prefect He cald that only about 20 per munism's own lands proved (Governor) of the Seine Depart-cent of the electorale ubstained engineer Joaquin Del Molino, 28, student Jose Oriel, 23, Industrial from voting. U.P.1. to be as potent a medicine ment, said late tonight that bar- ring the unexpected all 55 pre- as it pretenda, As much a South Africa. eints of the department, which comprises Paris and its suburbs.

West,

prejudice has not

in

Chins stands acessed of would have to re-vote in the colour discrimination. And run-off ballot next Sunday.

as much as New York or No candidate polles! the ne- London, Moscow, for all quired majority, he said-Alled the bright horizons that she Agencies.

offers to a Communist

world's "New Youth", bas

her full share of "Teddy

Boys" and hooligans.

The Only Power

WHATEVER the theoreti

WHATEVER the now-

Spy-In-The-Sky Satellite

Washington, Nov. 23. The US Air Force will at-

ever much they try to prove their theories, the real tempt to fire into orble a big problems of the world are spy-la-the-sky" reconnaissance not to be solved by political satellite equipped with a tele- patterns and plans. Eust copic camera on December 15, magazine saki or West, the problems are today. very much the same.

The magazine also said the individual may, under cur- Russians already may have

a reconnaissance powerless. put

tain systems, feel

The

Aviation Week

Satellite

But in the end he is the only into high orbit," to spy on vast

power in the world.

Hongkong will welcome

J

China's Intent outcasts with

all the generosity and power

at her disposal. Would that

we had more ability to help

areas of the world.-UP.I.

No Meeting

Colome, Nov. 23.

them. Perhaps Dr Lindt's Persion Embasɛy sources here

concern will bring up again

International

day emphatically denledi

the long overdue matter of rumours that the Shah of Perala funds for end Princess Soraya, his former international wife, Hongkong's

would meet after the problem

to Italy *next Refugeen from Shat's state visit mainland China.

week.-Reuter,

Russians To Try

A 'Fuchs*

Moscow, Nov. 23.

A Dovlet axpedition is to attempt * 3,000-mile crossing of the Antarctio-about 1,000 milae more then. Dr Vivian Fuchs and his Commonwealth toum covered on their trans-Polar trak last year, the Boviet News Agency Taas reported today. Members of the team, with solun - tlio equipment and freight for Rumia's fourth Anteroilo ex- pedition, left the,naval harbour of Kaliningrad today on board this_drenal ́alastria ship: Ob.

Tas sold the crossing would be mada next March from the

main Bovlet bane of Mieny to a point on the coast 3,000 miles wext in Queen Mauds Land, wherd new station to be namod Lazarev will be set up. Travelling in nowest-tracked vehicles aimilar to those used on the Fuchs expedition--the Russian team will arose the In- Bouth Geographioni Pote. vestigating on their way the mountain ball of Queen Maude Land, Tom said—ilsuter,

Prince Sick

London, Nov. 23.

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The Prince of Wales is call- to bexi et his boarding school, in Berkshire, with Catarrhal cold, but it is nothing serious, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said tonight-Reuter.

STOP PRESS:

MCC DECLARE

AT 257 FOR 3

Sydney, Nov. 24.

for

The MCC declared their second innings at 257 three wickets at lea today in the third day of their match sgainst the Australian XI. The touriste now lead by 448 runs.

He

Peter May schloveď the rare feat of scoring a cen- tury in each innings. followed up hia 140 in the first innings with a knack of 114 runs today before being bowled in the ball before tea by Flaher. He took 28 runs off the last three overs of the MCO innings.

Sabha Row was not out 08-Reuter.

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HUTS BLAZE

A aqustler Are which broke out at Tal Hang Tunr, Causeway Bay, at 12.45 pm. today, destroyed seven huta,, before it was extinguished by the Fire Belgade. More than 20 people were made homeless by the blare which lated 16 minutes.

This is the fourth squatter fire in the last 48 hotare,

There were

no known enatzažilky,

BUSMEN'S PROTEST

London, Nov. 23. Union leaders today Instmust- ed London's 50,000 busmen to work strictly to their union

agreement as a protest against economy cuts l services.

He went to a nautical school and got a Spanish seamanship diplomu. He also studied French, English and Arst ald.

"I am better qualified поту than I was formerly," Tey sums up his attempt at preparing for 22.e unusual trip.

The six are slated to leave for Paris on December 2, for a three-day visit in the French capital.

Then they fly to Hongkong.

Exciting

"That will be exciting, we'll sex our junk there. It will bo arst time any of us have ever seen a real Chinese junk,"

A spokesman said this would псер busmen taking fult Toy BOY'S.

breaks, even if buses were run-

Their junk was bought by n ning late. But the question of friend In Hongkong, who has not allowing standing passen-equipped it to conform with the he international navigation code. not discussed, gers Wins sold.

A 60-horsepower eriging is being when State-owned Lendon Trans-installed, to take over port ordered cuts as a result of the wind deserts the traditional

lost

the rice-straw salls. The boat dis- during busmen's recent

seven-week pieces 30 tons and is 60 feet

jong.-U.P.I. Atrike.--Reuter,

revenus

6-Year-Old Pamela Goes On A 10,000-mile Trip Alone

By DAVID T. K. WONG

Singapore, Nov. 23. Six-year-old Pamela Ains

worth made a promise to her mother and nothing could make her break her YOW,

Before little Pamela left Genon. Italy, all by herself to begin the 10,000-mile journey to Hongkong, she promised or mother that she would not go ashore when the ship docked at Singapore because of the current polio epidemic here. Therefore, when the

conditioned Italian Uner Viz-

dit-

toria arrived here on route to Hongkong,

not even wild hores could have dragged Pamela from the ship.

Great Fancy

Many of the passengers had taken a great fancy to Pamela during the voyage and they felt it a pity that Pamein should have to stay all by Aberself on board during the

ship's story in port.

Orchid Grower

Wins $1,140 Damages

In the Victoria District Court this morning the Dawson (Far East) Construction Company of Man Yee Build- ing was made to pay a flower enthusiast $1,140 for damaging eight pots of orchids by careless dia- mantling of scaffolding.

Kwok Ying-kiu of 31G Robinson Road, represented by Mr Cheung Wing-in, sued the Construction Company for $1,737 for damaging ten pots of Cattleya orchids. The sum included freight charges and cleaning work which had to be carried out when, it was alleged, hlts of cement fell on the blooms,

Denied Negligence

The Construction Company represented by Mr C. d'Almada Remedios had been doing work on Nos. 16 and 18 Conduit Roud, above Kwok's house. They denied negligence, and claimed if there WES any negligence it was that of the Kle Hop Scaffolding Factory.

Judgo H. H. B. Howe gave judgment for Kwok with costs

in regard to eight of the ten plants. He found that these eight were damaged by broken glass but did not accept the evidence of the damage caused by falling cement on the other two plants,

Taipei Claims Red

Thou om tried to Guns Knocked Out

coase her ashore': Pamela just- would not budge. She clung to the railings of the ship and regarded everyone who came near her with suspición.

"I promised my mummy that I would not go ashore," Pamela said. "I'm going to meet my daddy at Hongtong and I will go ashore at Hongkong. Pamela enid that she had not seen her father in three years and the present irip was for the purpose of rejoining her father who works as an gineer in Hongkong.

on-

"I have never seen à 'child who £4 so good at keeping a promise," one of the tellow passengers said, as the bade Pamela good-bye when going ashore.

Tulpel, Nov. 24.

Nationalist artillery claimed it had knocked out seven Communist emplacements and possibly destroyed five coastal guns during yesterday's counter-fire, according to the Quemoy Garrison Command this morning.

The Nationalists fred heavily at Amoy yesterday afteroun but the Defence Ministry did not disclose the number of shella sent over.

rounds of which more than 1,000 were fired during the afternoon's gun duel

After midnight the Com- munist guns went into silence The spokesman said that the to mark the beginning of Communista lobbed over 1,075 even-day.-France-Presse.

Have

you provided

COLD WEATHER for "HIM" at age 60 or 65?

TO STAY

There has been a very slight drop in the temperature during the last 24 hours the Royal Observatory reported this morning. The weather We are CX- periencing at present, an Ob- spokesman said, servatory

could last Indefinitely.

The minimum temperature RJTI this registered at 7

In morning was 4.1 deg. F.,

with comparison

yesterday's minimum reading token at the came time of 50,0 deg. F. The at 10 maximum temperaturo am, this morning was $5.0 the relativo deg. F. and humidity 45 per cent.

Diplomats Become Violent

In TV Exchange On Cyprus

United Nations, Nov. 28.

Toy

Turk, and Zenon Rossidos, "If you were not twice

I would hit you," he THE "U.N. in Action" Greek, had finished arguingcge,

about Cyprus, THE

shouted. television

"Harry, Rasky, producer of the programme

The two are advisers to their came close to setting off respective UN, deingations, programme, and Blair Olark, action. of an

CBS news correspondent, step- unexpected which are scheduled to debate

morrow at the UN.

mats.

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kind today when a Turk the Cyprus issue formally to-ped in and separated the diplo- and a Greek" became so

They managed to limit thele excited over a Cyprus do excitongo to words until they bate that they started to had gone off the air, according trado physical punches to witnesses. -- instead of diplomatic out- biirats.

the

A THREAT

During the broadcast, Denk-. tash accused the Orcoka on Cyprus of using the "blackmat of violence" to seek their ends, "You (the Greeks) •mittediate", for political reasons now and will continue to murder for political reasons," he aald.

During the programme Denk" Offqlais of

Columbla Last: anid Turkey would resisj ↑ Bossider said partition" of the Broadcasting Bystem television any Greek rule of Cyprus and

island would be Ithpossiblé.. Ho show sald they had to seperate never would submi to a union

fnslated on majority rule. of Cyprus and Greece. "the two diplomats forcibly.

In Nicosia, Eoka today called After the programme, Rosaldes | for an lend-wide general The incident occurred in con- necused Denklash of telling "a strike

by Crock tomorrow ference room in the United · pack of lies,”

Cypriols to mark the first day Nations Headquarters building

· Denkisah seized Norsides by of Uue United Nations Cyprus

just after Nauf Denktash, a'the lapels,

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