TIBRARY"
F
PHILIPS PHILISHAVE
GILMANG GLOUCESTER ARCADE
THE WEATHER
was
LATE FINAL
Moderate northerly winds veering to mortheast later in the day. At 1 pm at the Observatory the temperature
68 degrees F and the humidity 46 per cent.
CHINA
No. 38141
Established 1845
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1961.
Price 20 Cents.
6 Jats weakly through
BANGKOK
to
THE U.S.A.
via the Middle East and Europe. PHONE 37031
PAN AMERICAN
Comment Labour Party flays the Immigration Bill UPROAR IN PARLIAMENT
of the
day
GREATER
MALAYSIA
ROM reports to hand
Shu mometal, it seems that
the Malayan Prime Minister
Tengku Abdu! Rachna 小
Mac defends plan under
bitter attack
London, Nov. 23.
satisfied with the progres The House of Commons was in wild uproar
maule townrds the ervulana
of a Greater Malaysın
tonight as Prime Minister, Mr Harold Macmillon sharply defended the Gov- ernment's Commonwealth Immigration Bill under opposition attack.
There is of engitse, que a long 15 #41 te yo before discussions
greater federation Malaysia tuke concrete form, yet the good. will atmosphere
ch M: Monopodo ALON Teen horse as to whether we shoubi have a controlled system U! Tengku Abdul Rahman ant charges with tailing comsuit Prime Minister Macmila An desider od Commonwealth uninigration held their takes in Leutan govern.pint seems a happs overture To the play vet to be performed! But before the curtain drops on the Luni wene, at muşdu be worth while to tes 1. sketch in on Twi sertars. which might tail Fun 2)
smoothly. Before this Southeavi
ASLL
drarna cui proveed any fur ther, the views of the people of North Bornes and Sara- wak have to d rousalted while the protectorale Bruner, a wealthy and rapid- ly developing aren will have something to say
<>1
THESE Bater places have
TH
been shaticely free from the political strife which has stoungel Malaya proper, and
olay tents That they will not be withiny to federate apless they are assured that the derive influences which trave
operated Malaya are pre- vented from
andern, manr
North Homery, Sarawak, and Brune
While it came is denied that
Greater Malaysia wouli for a stronger econome unil than exists in the pr sent condition of separation, it must be asked where this federation as likely to finish
up.
::
ד'. :י
This produced a rentwed 15-
1
FOBT
G
Duern
GAME...
KLOWINA
pond to
Labour MP's cherred loudly as upposition leader. Mr Hugh Galtskell, heatedly joined the shouts exchanges. There were of 'Resign and What a WARN Conimon- to run the British wealth."
All
JAGA ME
Nukkel
inferred to the Stormrad 1
Mr
Gauskeit Bisland art
commented angrily.
[1 you hurt Concentraled to attend the debate U the Bill yon would not be so ford:sh as to maki that statement"
Other Labour and Liberal MPS gomed the fray.
Messages
Batly refused
ኔ! ? the edieval re
Mr Macmillaz
1 cand
[KU
harl
the bat Mui
War
SI Satsnittes Adam. Itabe Mat the Wed Studer Podero that been emisulted over
MACMILLAN - A controlled
poleg of tm migration
in are.
It requires little imaginat Ba
to picture what will happen with Singapore within the
federation. proposed
influence Communist Singapore in extremely strong if only for the reas47||| that part of the Chinese there population Turns
the
d
wealth heads
ו?
he
govenmeu!
and the lies he had made to Bem
Exchances of personal mess- #R*'; between heads of govern- ment were condentia,
sisted.
But he added:
hi 11m
In punt of fact, since this is pressed. I have myself received no perserial messages from uny of the meth Prince Ministers Comments have been received in response to cables 10 Commonwabhi governments and being take inlo Recount in working out detalls the and rrangements
These
and
deer hon of controls
Mr Gaitskril, who last night Sir rable from prablished Grant'ey Adams protesting the! Fad not been consultesi, said This was an intolerable way to real the head of a Comtion- wealth Government,
Nothing
Mr Macuillan said bu hack nothing to add to the reply he
This made last night.
deried that there had been inadequate consultation.
the reaction of The West Touches, it would have For in evurleons gesture, if n
10 trivale
The Untedt Kage Str Grantly Adams to etau to this entry ment, Mr Murmilla,
this iss with Jun
But, as far as he the details
the consulted by
wealth of the 100* who) princip;e
Ganskeli suggested anaest Opposition chees
People's Republic of China for its leal.
WE
The Rang Minister, replying with difficulty because of the shouting from the Labour ben- ches, said cubity.
govern eded, had new, berh Comenun- governation about its concurrence in any of their own immigration policies
Commonwealth Relatiens Secretary Mr Duncan Sandys suld
Commonwealth governments hari expressed vriticisan and others hati X- pressed understanding of the in the Bill.--
TE are only 100 aware of how minority groups within a state can under
11 throughout this, imagined or assumed pr
you (Mr Ganskelly have never secution call upn their committed Jourself and агр policy embodied
states to yng to ride
on anothe AP. powerful home
That redress their wrongs. example has been demons trated in Europe time and again, and it is by ne means improbable that such a situation could be created in Singapore. Further, Brunei with its wil which has brought wealth and influence to that pro- Lectorate must be regarded As rather a plum which dangles temptingly before Jess affluent
PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT
the eyes
states.
Certainly, on paper. the idea
of મા Greater Malaysia;
3-year suspension
for top UK lawyer
London, Nov. 23.
seems good. But the facts Mr Victor Durand, one of Britain's top criminal
stuted here runnet he over- looked. It would be utterly funtastic if federation was achieved, emnly to mee it swallowed up to supple- ment the rier læwl of hungrier yet more powerful neighbour.
counsel, has been suspended from practising for three years after being found guilty of professional misconduct it was announced here today.
TO doubt, all this has been Tandon, was suspended
taken into account, yet
N
The 54-year-old Queen's Mr Meek had alleged assaul! Counsel, who has one
of the and false arrest by the police bustest criminal
in practices ufleer.
by the of the four of court legal
APPEAL
Inner Temple, one
in the Ught of so many; English na former disastrous deci- societies. slons taken during the
con-
Mishaps mar start of 1st HK cycle tour
We Kyung Yong, a Korean rider, snapped by our cameraman a split-second be- jure he came off Note the oranges falling from the basicet on the handlebars.
Two of the Korean cyclists participating in the First Cycle Tour of Hong- kong came off their bicycles during the first stage of the First Cycle Tour of Hongkong and were admitted to hospital.
atmosl
15 yards the turn at Shek O and passed Windy Gap on the return leg to
The extent of their injuries is and skidded
on his back. not known, but neither are be- hexed to be in a serious con-
After a few seconds on the dition.
ground he picked himself up, that had come replaced a tyre
However, the other four mem- bers of their team walked away with the honours at the con- clusit of the first stage. They
and the look the first three eughth plaves
The first
The first Korean to come offt his mount was We Kyung Yong
Only two miles from the start at the P. G. Farm, Aberdeen. on a downhill slope at the Re- pulse Bay Bridge, he misjudged fns speed, hit a bump, fell off
The appeal court ordered reurial of the uction because the fact that the police officer had been demoted had been cealed. last decade in this part of The Inner Temple's etmounce-
Mr Durand said, at the time, the world, a timely warn- ment of the suspension, only the
that he took full responsibility for the decision followed n ing of anticipated trouble secund on reword,
not to speak ber the hearing before is not amlas.
the demotion. Temple's masters on three A judge hearing the appoal charges connected with a recent sald the concealment of the court case
Involving a police police officer's changed rank had officer and a press photographer, affected the original judge's Mr Durand has the right to summing up and must have mical.
affected the deliberations of the Last June, Mr Durand ap-jury
All people of goodwill regard any union of states which atabillaes an economy and encourages political unity, with antisfaction.
three-day
A SUNNY
WEEKEND
PREDICTED
con-
Hongkong's present spell of fine, cool and dry weather will tinue over the weekend, spokesmon for the Royal Observatory told the China Mail today.
Temperatures drop- ped still further after midnight lost night, when thermometers re- degrees gistered 57 Fahrenheit, making it the coldest night yet experienced this winter. The temperature during the night before was 59.9 degrees.
RUNNING WILD
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 28. A bulldozer, set in motion by four young boys at play, cut a 1200-foot long path of destruc tion near here. No one was in- jured. But it knocked down two be remembered that we are
peared as defence counsel for n The only other case on re-buildings, tone down a kitchen not always dealing with palice officer, tichurd Fleming, cord of a Queen's Counsel belug wall. knocked over trees,
curred in 1074 | hodge, a fence and hit threa people who reciprocate Meck appealed against a dls- whon a Mr Edward · Konesly carE, Estimated damage was such tidings of joy.
missed damages claim.
was disbarrad-Reuter.
On the other hand, it must
when a photographer Mr Alan mispended
$7,500 to $10,000—AP.
off his cycle's rear wheel and continued. But before reaching Windy Gup he retired from the slage. He had a bad graze his call and buttock.
The other Korean rider to come to grief was Kim Yung Nam. Little is known at the time of going to press exactly He had made what happened.
Bormann died a rich man,
paper claims
Zurich, Nov. 23, Martin Bormonn, Hitler's right-hand man, escaped the ruins of Nazi Germany with Russian help and died only recently as a pros-
businessmon,
perous
Swiss weekly claimed to- day.
"Sie and Er" The weekly. (She and He), began a seria, called "The Truth about Martin Bormann," allegedly written by a former associate of the Nazi : Party Chief-of-Staff, who dis- appeared following the collapse of the Third Reich.
The paper sald Bormann con spired with the Russians in 1945. before the war ended, and they helped him out of Germany
FOUNDER
a
secret:
FERRER COMING ON TUESDAY
Jose Ferrer, star of "Moulin Rouge," will arrive in Hongkong next Tuesday afternoon, November 28.
Mr
Ferrer is arriving from Hollywood via Tokyo. He has just finished directing the Roger and Hammerstein musical, "Stale Fair," star- ring Pat Boone.
Jose Ferrer is on the way to India where he will play a major role in "Nine Hours to Rama," the Twentieth Century-Fox film to be shot
entirely in that country.
£IOM LOSS FOR BOAC
London, Nov. 23. British Overseas Airways Cor- poration, one of Britain's two state-owned airlines, expects to make a loss of about £10 inillion this year after paying interest on capital, Mr Peter Thorneycroft, Minister of Avlation, said tonight.
He then founded political organisation behind the front of an International busi- ness firma called the "Trade Organisation for Underdevelop- ed Peoples," it said. But the firm turned into a purely commercial enterprise and Bormann, realis- '
he ing
had no chance of
BOAC would also have regaining political power. de-
difficult time next year and it voted his time to making money
might take some ume before Bormann travelled widely the trend was reversed, he told under a succession of assumed the House of Commons. names, the paper said, and was The other state airline, British a wealthy man when he died European Airways Corporation recently somewhere in the had a chance of breaking even, Middle East.-UPI.
he said-Reuter.
Aberdeen when the accident What about his
occurred.
When the truck carrying him back to the marshalling point arrived, he was transferred to
an
an ambulance and taken to hos- pital. The rear wheel of his bike was twisted out of re- cognition and he had a bad gash over his eye.
Elxth
EDUCATION ?
This young fellow is growing
Riders of the HK "A" tean up fast one day he will need placed fourth, fifth and to take second place.
(See full story on P.8)
ABDEC DROPS
for the protection
of children
the vitamins they need with the taste they love
PARKE DAVIS
a first class education.
The Manufacturers Life has a special Educational policy
which will guarantee that
sufficient funds are available
for School and University
fees.
THE
MANUFACTURERS
OFE
INSURANCE LIFE CANADA
COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE (Established 1887), TORONTO, CANADA
加拿大宏利人壽保險公司
Incorporated in Canada as a Limited Liability Company Assets exceed £350,000,000
D.AC.T. Hancock, Manager Hong Kong Branch Office
1702, Union House, Hong Kong. Tel: 31242.
ENQUIRY FORM
Without obligation, please let me particulars of your Educational Policy Name Address
Date of Birth of Father Date of Birth of Child
have:
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.