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UNHEEDED WARNINGS

MORTY years ago, Gefreiter

Was

known tu Churchill it "Corporal Hitler," dreaming strange dreams, Later, Anding himself a guest of the German Gov- ernment in the formidable fortress of Landsberg, he wrote down these dreamA along with much other stuff, In due course, he published

his book under the title of "Mein Kampf," and for a time, it was as common a wedding present as a ish slies in loss fanaticnl states, Goodness

knows!

how many German people read through the thousan pages of strange rambling nutobiography, muddled ¦ philosophy, and bewildering logic, but none who dipped ¦ into its pages could escape noticing the deadly candour of Hitler's future gramme.

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Police Traffic Superintendent on driving charge MORRISON LOOKING TO RIGHT

Eye witness' statement The Queen in New Delhi

in Wanchai case

Alexander Morrison, Senior Superintendent of Police, summon- ed for careless driving after a collision between his motor- cycle and a 58-year-old woman, was looking towards the right at the time of the accident, an eye witness said at Causeway Bay Court this morning.

Gave daughter away after

attack

London, Jan. 22,

who Frontis Goldstone. 59,

bis altacked pro two years ago

dauughter with an axe and binded her in one eye, escorted her up the aisle of the Lucking her away in marriage. ton village church today to give

7ISE in later years, men asked one another why, since Hitler had sa obliging- ly published his intentions and the methods be proposed using when he seized power, anmeone had not possessed the necessary gumption to stop him while the going The answer is was good. quite simple. Men preferred to sit in cowardly ease.

His 20-year-old daughter

| Mavis, who visited her father! regularly during the 10-month priscar sentence wiricis he served for his attacks on her, martic

Clifford Rayton, also 20.

reception

At the wedding afterwards, Mr Goldstone sald; "Mavis wonderful girl to have forgiven me."-China Mall

congratulating themsels es Special.

upon the fact that it was not their country that was being overthrown.

They preferred not to be- Bere the tales of torture

and humiliation which were 1 seeping out of Germany. In the end, the little coun- tries fell down like aine- pins. It took Rotterdam, Coventry, Beisen und Dun- kirk

to convinca Live Dalions what

fanatical monster had seized power. DUT it was all in the book:

B there was ample warning

for those with eyes to save and ears to hear, but miCAL always wish to believe the "truth" that suits them, the "truth" which is most comfortable at the moment and the most expedient to follow.

But, as

people, we have learned nothing. Having given all that it was pos¬ sible to give, twenty years ugo, we sit down to slumber and sleep, while similar books of prophecy are open before us. We are back to the old game of make be lieve preferring to close our

intend

When she

taine

Morrison, who is alleged to unconscious, have driven carelessly on Octo- to she was in Queen Mary Hos ber 14 en Queen's-road East, ispital. represented by Mr H. Caine of Messrs Johnson,

Stokes and Manager.

by

The ease is being heard Mr I... Morris.

The eye witness, Yan Wai-shu, said he was sitting in front of the Wanchal Market on Octo- her 14 at about 2 pm when he notferd an old woman crossing the road towards him.

Coming down the slope was a European policeman motorcycle at a speed of 14 to 15 miles per hour.

On

A

You said the woman was al ready hear the double white line in the middle of the "ron't ad was looking towards tha left.

When

Hit again

the

motorcycle way! about ta collide with the woman, Yan said the "inspector" fumed his head to the right,

"Before the collision took

place, both parties did not know each other." Yau continued.

Cross examined, she sald that she did not suffer any after effects from the injection

She given.

denied she was that she stopped in the middle of the road.

D. N. Mr

E. Res. Crown Counsel, assisted by Detective Inspector A. T. Shelley of the General Investigation Depart- ment, outlining the case for casc the proaccution said "this arises out of a collision which took place at about 2.05 pm on October 14 last year in Queen's- road East in the vicinity of the Wanchal Market,

Knocked down

"Accused was driving a police. motorcycle in a westerly direc- tion when that cycle struck a Chinese woman, Wong Nut, 58. "Wong was knocked down and sustained injuries. It is the of the prosecution contention that the cycle was being driven af the lime in a careless manner."

When he was asked to clabo- rate. Yan said that both parties Mr Rea then said a police did not expect a collision,

constable on beat' duty near-the He said the woman,

Wanchal hit by

Market would give the front wheel of the cycle, evidence that he saw the accused (spun around and was hit again | driving a motorcycle at a speed

"inspector" applied of 20 mph. his brakes after the Arst colli- sich.

Dead man when the

lives to die

Milwaukee, Jan. 23,

A 78-year-old man who was drebred dead a Milwaukee hospital in Friday night and taken to the ecunty

incique where he was found to L alive, clad en Sunday, 36 hours after he was returned to all-

The woman cuded up on the left side of the road, he added.

After the test enllision, the to the left and cycle swerved that was why the woman was hit again. Yún sold. Yan also said there was no truffle on the road at the time.

The constable would also say that there was no Intervening traffle to cbcure view,"

He would so say, Mr Rea continued, that near the Won- chat Market there were children who were jumping

and up down at the time.

The

constable would also

The Queen waves to cheering throngs in New Delhi on Saturday, on her way from airport to the Presidential palace after a flight from London. Alongside the Queen is India's Presidens Rajendra Prasad. The. Queen, accompanied by Prince Philip, is starting a six-week tour which also includes Pakistan and Nepal-AP Radiophoto.

SUPER DOCK-MAY BE

BUILT IN KOWLOON

PC To Shing-pui who was testify that he saw accused look The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co Ltd is looking into the

on bent duty in the vicinity at to the right and then the cons- the time testifled that when he 10kte himself Saw somebody came out of Kennedy-road hejbeing knocked down, saw Morrison pass by on л

There motorcycle. Araffic behind

other helplial. The cause of added. death was listed as a heart conditico.

County General Heital al- tendents srid that Leo Happel did not regast consciousness After bad been brought

there.

Happel criginally was prom nounced dead at the County Emergency Hospital and has body taken to tha morgue where & palice officer discover et that he sat was alive-AP.

There would be evidence that no at the time of impact the motor- The cycle, he cycle was 13 feet and eight inches from the lefthand side of the road, and that the accused was about three 10 four feet from the double white Bues in

Not clear

The cycle was going at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. At a the centre of the road. distance coming In the opposite direction was a line of trafle headed by two buses, he con- tinued.

Walking

Further evidence would be Constable To still he was not given by a Chinese man You clear about the collision between Wal-chiu, who would way that the woman and Morrison's cycle he was seated outside Wanchol but he said he saw Morrison take Market loolding directly across a look around and that he was the road. looking at the Wanchat Mar- ket. His eyes were facing up-

He would ray he saw Д

possibility of building a super drydock in the Colony to cater for the bigger ships and tankers now being built.

The company has been con- sidering several siles in the dock arca. It may enlarge one of the older drydocks or build a com- "We would pletely new one. prefer the latter," a spokennan for the company told the China Mail this morning.

The biggest dock the ear- pany has at present is the No 1 a capacity for drydock with 35,000-30,000 tons.

Ever bigger

"But the modern tankers and ships grow ever bigger in size. into the future, we

issued by those who me Killer tried towards a little bit, the constable won walking across the road Lackbig

was have to be prepared" he said.

to destroy us.

How many, reading this, have

ever

Karl

rend "Capital" by Blars? How many have ever tried to solve

hide crime

Santa Clara, Jan. 23

A 58-year-old divorce?, dead

continued.

and that the woman

looking towards the left. there

that time. he said At were some children on the first floor of the market,

His evidence would be that

"For example, one Japanese

130,000 tons one of the big- gest in the world."

and they the woman was two feet from tanker launched last year was

the centre of the road and that he saw a motorcycle driven by 4 polleeman hit the woman.

He would also say he heard the brake of the cycle sereech- g, and saw the woman pushed forward and hit by the eyele 10 the and thrown forward righthand side,

were jumping up and down.

The constable said the next thing he saw was the woman ly- said he only saw Morrison once he saw the in a while before weman lying on the road.

Wong Nu, the woman who was knocked down, testified that on that day, she had just acne to the Wanchal chest clinic and had been given an injection.

No traffic

the triangular process of freem 20 stab wounds, ing been ing on the side of the read. He inverted Hegelian logie found in the den of her home which is stuled AM the by remen after they put out cltaletical theory of the are apparently started by the union of opposites?

killer to ride the crime. How many who marvel at Slain was Mrs Marie Rozas, a

"wild cui strikes" have paid telephone operator, the few pence it costs to i with drapes and blankets whles purchase "The State and had been set on fire. Polleo Revolution" by Lenin, and raid the kilter also set fire to rend there: "When the| drapen in every room conditions of revolution do house. not exist, create them?"

TOW many are able to put

H

these panedo intellectuul Idlota in their place, when they whinny about a state blood bath, "you can't make an omeletto without break- Ing egga?" There are around us, plotting all the time, people who accept these writings of Marx and Lenin with all the fanaticism of inspired

cr body had been covered

She said when she was cross- of the ing to the morkel there was no trame. Before, that she said she Mru Rozas* badly burned had looked

the right and the clad in bathrobe and left.

the door of the den~AP.

body, nightgown was discovered at She then salda vehicle hit

EX-PRESIDENT DIES

I

Panama, Jan. 23.

Dr Daniel Chantis, UP, Pre- sident of Panama from July to

mystica. People who countNovember, 1949, died on Sun-

day following a long illness.

it nothing give their all

Dr Chauls, who received ไทย to work with untiring zeal

medical degree from Edinburgh for a cause devoted to no less than their own destruc-University in 1917, stepped up

from the Vice-Presidency to the

her in the back and she became

The size of the possible super drydock for Hongkong, its build- ing cus! and length of time re- quired have not yet been deter- mined.

the

"These will depend on site, the depth of water in the be harbour, the civil engineering work involved such as rock- blasting, the altitude, the sizes of ships to cater for, and the expenses themselves," he said.

Substantial

The estimated speed to given by the witness would be

4 to 15 miles per hour.

Mr Rea said that Wong Nul, the injured woman, would tentify that of the relevant time, rood she was crossing the opposite the Wanchal Market and was looking left and right on the road,

The trial which will last three days is continuing.

"The cost will be very sub- can say for stantial, this I certain, and we would

prefer

to have the drydock inside the present dock area," he added.

Tear-gas and batons

used at meeting

Blantyre, Jan. 22. Twenty Africans were hurt and 20 arrested. when police used tear-gas and batons today to quell'a disturbance at a "peace and calm" meeting of Dr Hastings Banda's Malawi Congress Party.

tion, along with all Western Presidency when President Do- ⚫civilisation stands for. .* {raingo Diaz dled. But place to cotton wool In Dr Chanis was overthrown your care. For goodness in a bloodless coup jed by then hake do not allow us to national police chief Jose An- disturb you. What's run-tonlo Remon, who later became Dr ning in the Grand National? President-AP.

Banda himself мая drenched with ralawuter]

to over-

a police recording

and threatened when the canopy over the

col. turn speakers' platform

van. lapsed. He was not in- jured, but was carried to

his car over the heads of The meeting on the second

the 4,000 crowd. Five people were admitted to hospital after the dis turbance, in which Afri- cans assaulted police and Journalists with stones

day of the Malawi

election

pre- conference, was

at Soche African township near here. Police later sald "All the situation was quiel."-Router.

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Amont was sent to hospital with bruises on the head and face. No charges were led Immediately by police.---AP.

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