1949-12-02 — Page 5

President

Roberto F. Chhuri, the new President of Panama, shown Noon after he took the oath of office. (AP Picture).

New Barrister

Enrolled At Suppeme Court

Mr S. V. Gittins

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THE. HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949.

UN Adopts Anglo-U.S. Peace Proposals

SOVIET RESOLUTION REJECTED

BY OVERWHELMING VOTE Flushing Meadow, Dec. 1.—The United Nations General Assembly today rejected the Soviet Union's call for a five-Power peace pact and adopted a counter British-American resolution calling on members of the United Nations to oboy the principles of peace laid down in the United Nations Chartor.

resolution.

The joint Anglo-American] Assembly resolution also called United Nations members to

on

adept the Russian principles which are not there,”

Contenting himself for the most part with answering co-operate to establish inter-riticism of the Soviet Union, national regulations on con-rust in the three-day Assembly ventional

debate on the

Mr proposals, Kald Vyahinsky

Russia's nd- *** herent in the world amounted t kant 800,000,000,

Armente

and

H

To

the control of atomic energy. so as to restrict it to peace- ful purposes.

and I would even go so far a to se the figure is reaching 1,000.

I told on the five 1 amon Tent thembangan

The Security | 500,000" Cumer-Beauty the tert, Stnies, the Suvier Brom, France

;[ Chow 13) Take in the use of the velo

The 59-nation Assembly, by

voie of 50

D overwhelming!

**** 19 *

111 favour. approved the joint revention Outy the Saviy Hyelo itussin, the

Union, Ukrote,

Pourad and Cacho-

slovakia oprivred the resolu Hon in the Anal Yugoslavia alistahived,

MCNEIL DEFENNDS UK COLONIAL POLICY Flushing. Meadow, Dec. 1 Mr Better McNe of The United Kingdom.in a vigortas of British Colonial defenes policy, today rejected the right of the United Nations to estaba Asd international supervision terri- over non-self-governing

vote, while torba

Mr Samuel Victor Gittins, MA (Oxon), member of

SEPARATE VOTES family with a long assocÎR-

The resolution, containing 12 tion with the Colony, WAM points, was voted un paragraph admitted and enrolled as a by pangraph. Between 1 and barrister of the Supreme 4 nalios favoured each Court of

Soviet Union Hongkong this clause, while the morning. The application. for admission was granted varied between negative votes

and the Eastern European resin- trix. rauding Mustoslavia,

by the Chief Justice. Sir and abstentions, Leslie Gibson.

Making Use application, the Attorney General (the Hon

J

1 Grifin, RC; Kad. "Me Gattins has a life-long orsovia bon with Hongkong: He was born here and received boyhood education Diocesan Hors nt the

He heat

Vollug on the Soviet recom- mendatoria

five-low

prave pact was opposed by 41 nation, with 10 abstentions.

Mr McNell charged that al- templa al international Kilt- Vision WTze "back-door" efforts to revise the Charter.

His statement came na the General Assembly considered a

Jaslice, Ap

proved by the Trusteeship cam- Limitter, which would consider-

abty

tighten Unted National supervision of the policies wettennistering outhorities non-self-governing territories

Mr Mr Nol said the rezolu How held the "luseless assuroj. top that, in subscribing to Be Chatter, turnber states

w] F

The paragraph of the Soviet resolution condemning the pre far resposibility for this para tons for n

War Tw

In

being conducted tr *ber of countries, particularly the which he allendød foù in years | Dated States and th 1543 "Mr Gilition became a readu- | Kladom“ was opposed by aft ude of the Hongtang University excep

Krug, with l and thereafter the

Yugoslavia and Vernen übstain- ¦ went 1 Eng.

Ing Pradout t

11 12 173 Cate

there

Jund and went to

Oxford, and

MT

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after experienced interruption which 10 DY other

perpus have experienced Interruption Caused by the war Mr Gits commimtoned in the 14- telligence Corps and served in South-cast

WAA

The Soviet

Thirty-rutse AJ ANY

ter

Paitoon

manistration of non-self-gover

at territories had accepted fe principle of international super- vation over the administrati

Je territories

CHARCES RUSSIA

Territories under British rule had been for developed tsueneta self-government, Mr MeNe: si "mud in the present | of their political growth show are certainly net tolerate

de tree n greater Internationat Intervention 1 their domestic

than affat other countries, themselves in dependent, would be willing to necept. United Press,

ITALIAN

STRIKE

Few Incidents Reported

Rome, Dec. 1.---Italy's 24 hour Communist - led general strike today dis- located life less than any similar strike since the war. though Rome saw only one of its five evening news- PRJHPS.

Emergeny transport STVICES ran here in the bi estáns

FICH

Most othern factoring closel

Rescued In Four Minutes Germany Applies

To Join

A helicopter rescues a United States Navy pilot from the sea after a landing mishap on the carrier Midway during recent North Atlantic exercises. The pllot dangles below the helicopter, safe within four mlintes of the crash. (AP Picture).

Send U.S. Troops To Formosa, Says Senator

“CREEPING

PARALYSIS

OF COMMUNISM”

Ruhr Authority

Bonn, Dec. 1. The West German Govern" ment today formally applied through the Allied High Commission to join the International Ruhr Authority, which controls Germany's great indus trial base.

The High Commission passed on the request immediately.

One of the pointa investigated

The Germans, in their ap plication, referred to Cinuse concerned the difference between 2 of the Bonn Agreement there for export, alleged by the internal German coal prices and

signed last week by the French to constituto discrimina West German Chancellor, tion Dr Konrad Adenauer.

against foreign industrial

and uses of German coal.

the three Commissioners.

The Ruhr uthority is, ex-

This clause made clear that pected to d 153 the report Article 31 of the Ruhr Statute next week bu the High Com- requiring Germany to assume mission reser, as the right to the obligations demanded by the make a linal decision on the

- Powers referred only contents to obligations already specified !

of the report in the Statute,

have not yet been offelally dis- clared.

The Aled High Commission The German authorities, how- Inkrupted regular session this ever, have already

been told afternoon to meet the Ruhr that their own. proposals for Authority's American chairman, pricing conl will continue to Mr Henry Parkman, and its form the basis of any Allied Belgian Secretary-General, M. decisions and will only be vetord Kreckenb ek, and hand over the, if they are considered to in- application.

crease the need for foreign aid. -Reuter.

During this meeting the Com

i missioners handed to the Ruhr

Authority the

Ago on

report of the Special Committee, formed two month

French in- sistence which has Investigated alleged German discriminatory practices

GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS

The following appointments appese in today'n Government Gazelle'

Mr W. R. McCutcheon to be Secretary (Exchange Control) vice Mr E. E. F. Hibb.rd.

Washington, Dec. L-A Republican Senator,

Assistant Mr Alexander Smith, who recently completed a down but hope at me four of the Far East, today called for immediate throughrae The country were United States action to halt the "creeping para-

The Blake w in protest lysis of Communism" in the Orient.

the sheeting ། །༥" farm workers in Southern July

Wh

Mr Smith said the United States should send troops to Formosa to help the Chinese Nationalists repotel] hold it, as part of the American defence screen revolver shot at one bus; extending from Japan down through the Philip

and each with depines.

The only tendents

Rome, the stonunt

If

monstrators.

wheres in Milan, three policemen were slightly jurist od Ave strikers arrest-

ved

hat such a drpaz

munning of the agnst that part at the Suvingute from the

Chorter has been tukang tra albing

place for the

has beess admitted by some de comiffiorati prohibition of a beactions but they nevertheless

vaformed hy

Bought la exeuse or explain t national control

de appends to the spirit of the arter or to the possibility of Today's vole raced one of

the growth of

Military lorries repluerd me of conventional In- A-in Cummated the mus, heated debates of Us

bilised public transport services attempts to pretation" In the local the local session of the Assembly.-Reu-

modify the Charler by Asomityba, Turin and Bologna. ter

in Rome 35

perecht of the by

Muty what y be

trampart personnel maintained called back-door methods, no

skeleton servies.--fleuter. thus the delegation has been more de- the Soviet termined in its insistence on the came after Foreign Minister, M An

hether of the Charter than The Vyshinsky, had tohf the Assem-, delegation of the USSR. by that it was "monshaus" fut !

where he obtained rank

came

п

of lieutenant-colonel After the war. Mr Gittlas be

member of the Inver Temple and was called to the Bar by that Society In 1948 Since that time he has had ex- perience in the legal division of the Ministry of Civil Ana- tion.

"On behalf of myself and the barristers and the profession extend to him a warm welcone und

1 express the hope that is slay in Hongkong and his prae- tice at the Bar will be accor- ported by all happiness. Jato

erity and success "

ns

CJ's REMARKS

4st t

the

The Clef JustiĽT Have him great pleasure to Mis prove, admit noti auro Mr Gu tins

! a barrister Supreme Court. In the carcer which iny

ahead of him, hia Lordship said he would enjalu and urgs on Mr Gittins his, per

out Gonna ohugations to carry the cutter of his profession both as regard his duty to the Court and as regards his duty to II he fellow-barristers. pursued this Mr Cittins would find much pleasure in his pro- fession.

VYSHINSKY'S SPEECH Tastext Prest

vole

resolution,

Representatives of the USSR the Western Powers to rautarstran

in the Fourth Committee have ! that the Soviet Bron Santubat attempted me and

again, to- change ita foreign policy.

¡Rether

China Rejects

U.S. Resolution with representatives of

obligations

auct

In a parking that in support (other member states, to read of the Huesian resolution- when Fulo. Chapter 11 of the Charter would condemn the Uniled (chapter or non-mit-govering Stats and Melt. In ass warnicn- Territories)

nak there mma, yel

to join 1st China mundi 151 a pot pact. Mi

Vyshinsky said

"Marxism lng achieved lery m one-sixth of the work) Now some powers want me to.

They give it up

that unty thus can safeguard

pence.

Ex-Co Members Appointed

Today's Gurenument Gazette that the King has the Bonounce

bren pleased to approve the appointmen of the following Unomelat members of the Executive Counell until Novem- ber 27, 1950:

"GLIB ARGUMENT" --This is a monstrous and glib argument Everyone knows we will not abandon our policy. It in a fair polley, which is a polley of peace. Pence is our

objective. Those want peace

Inais

UN.

Mc

wire

should adhere to

Sir Arthur Morse, Hon D. F. Lantule, Hon T. N. Chau, Sir Man-kain Lu, Dr S, N. Chou

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D'Almad!!

Leo

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and Castro,

The King bus also approved Vyshinsky, who l ex - the appointment of Mr B. C. K. pected to sail for home to- Hawking na an Omaat member "I wish you the best of luck morrow,

unaccustomedly, of the Executive Council until and hope that your practice in mild in his finni plea that the November 27, 1930. Hongkong will be long and

successful," concluded his Lord- ship.

Mr Gitling is the son of Mr Henry

well-known Gitling, resident of the Colony, Before the war he played cricket regu- Iarly for the University and then He for Kowloon Cricket Club. took part in Interport swimming and while at Oriel College was awarded

half-Blue

hia

for

swimming. Mr Gitiina was a Heutenant in the former Hong- kong Volunteer Defence Corps.

Radio Hongkong

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SIDE GLANCES

·10-18:

By Galbraith

Sure, Dad, I realize how important money is—l need

twice as much of it as Fuzod toți

(Continued from Page 1)

to sense

He urged the abandon- Philippines, Korea or parts of ment of the State Depart the deep yearning of the peaple

Ching, we could seem ment's present policy of for new leadership that would "watchful waiting" in Asia, mean freedom from superim- and the adoption of a dyna- | posed controls and the end of

This is ob- mic programme to rally the war and fighting.

a difficult Ideal to be oppressed peoples of the Far that it can only be at East to the American aide tained if powerful peace-loving it the cold war against nations" of the world courage. Russia.

ously stand together against

and the

of rule Mr Smith said that the United aggression

continue Stn es should

might."- United Preat, to rc- rokure the Chinese Nationalist Government as long as it sur-

the Communis 5.

vived, end should not recogaine BAND TO PLAY The Chinese Communist ad AT CATHEDRAL

eren is already within the grip vance

Moscow."

مردم

The

definitely

alien

Invasion and is undermining the uspirations for freedom which all of these Far Eastern coun- tries are struggling to attain," he said.

The band of the 1st Bn. The Buffs, conducted by Mr W, B. Foster, ARCM, will give a pro- Framme of music at St John's Cathedral on Sunday evening, December 4

The programme will includ. Schubert's Marche Militaire No. 3, Bach's Air on G String. movement of second

The question of further milli. tary and for China should be left to the discretion of Pre- sident Truman, action on the advice of a committee of ad- visers, the erration of which Beethoven's Fifth

Symphony, Handel's Minuet, Weber's Concerto (the sulakst

Mr Smith nutzested.

JAPAN A BEACON

Clarient

Dr Tring said that despite the sweeping gains of the Com- munists, resistance groups were holding out in reas nlready taken over by Mao's armies.

"The resistance is destined to

In fightinist be long and hitter. for national freedom and Inde- pendence no price

no price is too high.

rebellions

inaide Cant Communist-controlled areas of China

for and are spreading

"Of all the Far Eastern areas being L/Cpl. F. Weatherall). wide. They are now in Mun

we visited,"

Bald

Mr Smith, Tchaikovsky's churin, north and central China and in South China, The pro- "Japan stands out as a beacon of tabile vince of Klangsu alone now has light and hope in an otherwise Solenn Melody. n guerilin unit of some 200,000 alarming picture. No one could men. Suallar groups are found be in Japan for even a short

the

Hupeh,pended without realising that an provinces col Hohna, Anhwet, Honnn. Shem, chidrely new

chapter

in the other history of the world

la being And many Kwangtung

written." regions. Some of these groups

While Russia had

won the are spontaneous and some are

and clsc- organised by the government cold war in Chiria

but all of them maintain close where the Orient, in Japan lial-on with the central nuthori- General

1les.

MacArthur "and his splendid group af associates are carrying on this war for men's minds and are demonstra- ing practicnaly what Western Christian tradition is,"

Dr Tslang traced the history of Japan's aggression which began in Manchurle in 1933 and sald that Russia had begun it again. "Although China is again the victim she certainly is not Formosa

Ho said the great Communists: the last.

1. powers of the League of Na- tions were unable to agree to Nationary

bring

Mr Smith said there were three possible ways to defend against the Chinese

support to the government.

the

against pressure

the 2. Trusteeship Japanese in the form of econo- United Nations.

mic sanction.

under

3. Take the position that,

Ho sald, "The United Nations until the Japanese peace treaty signed, Formosa is still today, due to Soviet obstruction-

is even

is not in a position to technicaly part of Japan, and force economie sanctions send token occupation

American troops into the ogainst an aggressor. But the of

General Assembly... is

supreme

thesland. organisation In the

pro

Mr Smith, sald he thought was the most world to pass moral judgment this last plan upon nations guilty of violating logical of the three, ainos he belleved the Communists would the Charter and treaty visions and

not dare openly to attack For- thus threatening

if it were under US its ense mora In presenting penee.. before the Assembly, the Chi-protection.

Asked whether he believed nese. Government merely wishes hat the world would pass moral Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek sanctions upon Soviet aggression, would accept much a plan, Mr This is the least the Unl'ed Smith said there would be no uiternative, since "he knows hie Nations can do to keep-pace."

Mr Ales Bebeer of Yugo- cannot hold out without us,"

UNIFIED COMMAND slavia again raised the question

Orie of the most important-

to

be

Crin- Andante and Walford Davies'

Now

Greaseless

Mr.J. E, Richardson to bo Superintendent of Crown Lands Surveys, and Mr C. Surtees to be Assistanį Superintendent of Crown Landa.

Assistant

Mr W. F. C. Jenner to be an

Comlastoner of Registration.

Mr W. O. Davies and Mr it. C. Clarke have been confrnied to the permanent and pension.- able

establishment 03 Krum December 0.

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