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HONGKONG

GRAPH THURSDAY, OCTO

Russia's Mental Hair Jacket Is

Cause Of Irritation

BEVIN ANALYSIS: LESS FEAR OF NEW WORLD WAR

Southampton, Oct. 4,

The Foreign Secretary, Mr Ernest Bevin, arriving here to- day from New York, said that he thought Russia would be "more. careful" after the United Nations success in Korea.

Fate Of Foreigners In Seoul Undetermined

Seoul, Oct. 4.

Mr Bevin added: "It is not Russia as much as the Muscovites. In all her history she has been trying to expand."

Asked if he thought that Russia wanted an "I do not all-out war, Mr Bevin told reporters:

think so. I doubt if ever they do. I do not think they would be as unwise as that."

reket STRIKE

Mr Bevin declared that Buga

like * nation "wearing imental which is continually irritation: them and they must irritate everybody else." 20

The fate of more than foreign residents of Seoul, who remained behind when the gov- ernment abandoned the capital to the Communists on Juny 28, is still a mystery, authoritative sources said today.

Information gall:ered by 1- vestigatorA from servants, neighbours and acquaintances indicated that most of foreigners in Seoul were taken into custody on July 2 and re-

the

very rognized that it IS

A FLOP

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or by 50 gros

the

does not pay and it is imposible then I think the world will turn its attention tu peaceable endeavour and the people will by 10 percent fre mafer and more comfort-chen, whichever was greater,

to the Russian-occupied able," he said,

Enlanding on his remark about Second District of Vienna, Hussian expansion, Mr Bevin Port Office changed hands twice

ail; "She tries to do,

It as as strikers tried to force it to the parts of I think it close. In other cheaply as she can. was very fortunate for the world Soviet sector strikers slashed

thing in that the

Korea mator car and motor lorry tyres, be comparatively derailed traments and overturn- Sinall

moved presumably to Pyong-ppened to

yang on July 24,

Reports from London said that Vyvlan Holt, British Minis. ter to Koren, sent a message to the Foreign Offer from Pyong

Y

AN OLD METHOD Mr Bevin said that Bussin "pushed the Koreans into it

and might well have set the match and started a world run- flagration. She did it in Greece The latest Information is that Mers Parauuche and Med-and in Persia immediately after closed-she did not znore of the French Legation the war

withdraw her troops want to

cut the treaty-and and carry she had constantly adopted this system either of intration or the promotion of civil wars so that she could expand out of the chaos, Mr Bevin declared.

Maunce Chanteloup" rind Agence France Presse were can- Lepation Aned to the French compound until July 2 when a local they were taken to office of the Communist "Peace Preservation Corps." There they were interrogated individually but not mistreated,

The Apostolie delegate, Mon- signor Byrne, and his assistant, Father Hood, were 10t allowed to live at home but were given freedom of the Catholic Cathe- dral in Seoul until they were arrested by the Peace Preservi tion Corps.

A French:

two Belgtan And uns from the Saint Paul and Carmelite Orders were afrested

Laken later. All were

from Seoul on July 24.

An cartier report that two French Catholic priests were at rested and executed the Chonen nth after the fall of that city on July 9 could not be

and

The "It is an old method. Czars de 11 and, of course, in addition they now have the im-

of petug

the Marxist-Lenin Licory behind them with which they liave to save the world ar tomething else," he added,

ed lorries on fram tracks.

They ordered the passengers out of other trams and took the vehicles Across the empty

to the Soviel Danube bridge Zone,

Eewhere in Vienna the tram service was normal.

Strike plekets stood guard on the Danubian bridges, scrutinis- ing all traffic.

Hundreds of strikers and non-

were

stekers clashed in fist fights for the possession of the metal works at Turultz, in the Soviet Zone. Strikers from the nearby Russian- entralted fretorics occupied the metal works and tried to keep

but the employees out themselves evicted. Later the factory changed hands several times,

Demonstrators rallied Lo D Communist-calisi demonstration Mr Bevin said that the Bus in front of the City Hall tonight. slans took a great risk a Ber-The staff of the Federal Chancel- lin. Every day in Berlin there fery prepared to might have been an incident. building in case the demonstra-

All the e probierns had been tors again

23 !cordions frankly faced during the talks

United States, "we disturbances. 11 the have told her that if she starts using her police in Berlin and

il is sing these tactics, left to the local inhabitans to reist alone."--Reuter.

confirmed investigators China Reds

could give no whereabouts of a retired French busmerimata identifed only

as

Monsieur

Plaisant and four other French Extend Stay

in territory occupied

the Reds-United Press,

defend the

rushed the police

in inst weck's

A crowd variously estimated and 15,000 at between 7,000

tonight's not attended

Communit demonstration in Vienna,

Mity iteavd quietly

speeches 10

loudspeaker! b.dcast by a casting

for the acceptance of the Communist demands on wanes and prices, then after some half- hearted signing, drifted away.

Austrian Government officials bald tonight that they thought the strike would drag un for rethe days and then gradually tile out.

London, Oct. 4. The Foreign Office said forny Trade union ofleials in Styria! that the Chinese Communit and Lower durtria reported that į

today

Oil Pipe Leak detention which arrived form during

Threatens

Entire Town

Corlemaggiore, Italy, Oct. 4. The Italian police authoritie.. tonight completed plan evacuate this "oll town" engineers falled to repair a leak in an oil pipe from which highiv inflammable oli fumes were be- ing shot hundreds of yards into

the air.

1

11111

striker.

Peking on September 20 wouiri arifted back to work when they be permitter to remain in Bri-aw that other factories had not tain until October, 30.

I joined in.-Reuter

The delegation, led by the Vice-chairman of the All Coina

Trade Union Federation, was the

first la reneh Britain from China WEDDING PARTY Since Britain

itised the

Peking rezime

TRAGEDY

Mumbasa, Oct. 4.

Italian Gesture To Troops In · Korea

STADAZZINA CENTRALE

SATHAKA

H

CROCE ROSSA

OSPEDALE ATTENDATO N68

The Italian Red Cross recently prepared a complete Field Hospital for the United Nations troops in Korea. Picture shows the packages ready for transport. (London Express Service).

A happy picture of Princess Margaret, caught by the camera at the Perth Hunt meeting at Scone Palace

recently--{Central Press),

America's Towards

Attitude Taipeh

Comes Under

Under Fire

January. The Foreign Ofice hd initially Branted permission fur the! Seven people were killed to- delegation to spend one week in day when a private bus taking Britain for celebration of

FIIL ebration of Com-guests to the wedding of munist China's first anniversary, Indian advocate here fell into The delegation is scheduled to the water at a ferry crossing

a young Indian The bride, centres and Cambridge Univer-girt, and the groom escaped

visit Scotland, several industriai

sily before returning to Peking: with another six people from October 30,--United | the bus which carried 32 theby air on Press,

people--Reuter.

The company said that itak was made last night she-1- 1 niter the drills were latei not a pipe was sunk into the hole.

Workers were thrown yarda away from the top of the well when the first jet of compressed pas burst through the leak. One worker was hurt.

The engineers, covered in oil and in some cases wearing gas masks

cautiously wwe today working their

the way into centre of the oil jet, Visibility tonight was down to a few feet and the atmosphere in the area, *he engineers warned, was very dangerous-Heuter.

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SIDE GLANCES

0-9

Washington, Oct. 4

on

The Administration is bracing itself Wednesday for new Republican attacks on its policy toward Nationalist China.

By Galbraith starting

COPI, 1114 BY VEL SERVICK, UNG, T. M. REG, 16, 1∙PAT, OPPA

T

"I have to tell you a good one on my wife--when you first- mentioned coming to visit us, she thought you were my

cousins Instead of hers!”

and

dollars

Death Of Mr F. C. Mow

Fung

Indonesia Makes No Apology For Ambon Invasion

Djakarta, Oct. 4.

The Indonesian Government today officially confirmed that it was taking "positive measures” against the "rebel" Government of the South Moluccas, set up in Anibon.

In a cable to Dr William Drees, the Dutch Prime Minister, the Indonesian Prime Minister, Dr Mohammed Natsir, said that his Government had been "compelled, with regret," to take these mea-

sures.

Military rourera here described, the South Moluccas as part of the theto mensures an an "all-out | difficulties which always arise offensive" against Amboni. in a period of great changes Today's talement, which was much as the Indonesian and made in reply to a cable yester-Netherlands socielles are now day from Dr Dress expressing his going through following the Government's "great anxiety" transfer of sovereignty. about the Indonesian action in "A small gang of armed per- Ambon, was the first from anions who were under the official Indonesian cource after responsibility of the Netherlanda days of reports of an invasion of Government after the transfer the island.

of sovereignty continually ate

It was teamed at The Haguetempts to resist and withdraw today that Holland has "drawn from the course of history, now the attention" of the Untied taking place in Indonesia," Nations Commission for Indonesia)

to the military teton taken by

the Indonesian Guvernaient

against Ambon Island.

DUTCH PART-

Without openly blaming the

Ambon is the seat of the self. Dutch

Government for the

proclaimed Republie of die South Ambon revolt, Dr Natsir said which does not that it was sturted last April by the gang of KNIL (Royal Nether- lunds East Indies Army) troops Govern-

Moluccas,

recognise sovereignty Djakarta Government.

of

The Indonesian Prime Minis- and that the Dutch ter's cable sal

inent, which was responsible for "For the protection of me these men, and not taken any people of Ambon in particular, strict measures against them.

"Colonel Schotborg, who was the interests of and to secure people of Indonesia in general, despatched lo Ambon, falled to

him

and the Government, to its regret, act as was required of Ands itself compelled to take even took part in a ceremony to the Netherlands flag and holst the flag of

of the so-called South Moluccas Republie of the

the KNIL barracks," he said. Private reports from One of the most pro-

Ambon area late today, quoted minent residents of the GREAT CHANCES by high Indonesian sources here,

Declaring Ils Colony passed away this

Government jeäld that Indonesian troops were morning in the person of had "left no stone unturned" to in control of the northern part

And a peaceful settlement of jof Ambon Island, Mr Frederick Charles Mow the South Maluccas problem, These reports Guld

Prominent Citizen

positive measures, but with the strike conviction that these measures will restore peace and freedom for the people of the South Moluccas islands."

the

that

"Go-

Go-Ambon Cly had been strafed the hope and shelled by the Indonesian which are Air Force and Navy. The Am-

constitute the

Fung, JP, who died at his Dr Natsir said that the residence, 16, Maple Street,vernment expresses Shamshuipo. He had that the difficulties stroke a little over a week being overcome In the South bonese were said to be resisting

Moluccas will

fercely and taking severe action last of a

serles

of difficulties jagainst the Amboncse aiding the Born in Stawell, Victoria, which cannot be dissociated invaders, Australia, the Inte Mr Mow from the withdrawal of the Soine Ambonese members of Fung was 60 years of age. He Netherlands Instrument of the Indionesjon Parliament said was a Freemason of high stand-power from Indonesia.

ngo,

privately tonight that they sup-

ing, a member of the Kowloon "The Indonesian Government ported the Government's action Residents Association since regards the problems it faces in against Ambon---Reuter. formation, and a founder mem-

ber

Club

of the Kowloon Rotary

For his services to the K.R.A.,

he was made an Honorary Life Member,

He was Pre-

sident in 1931 and acted as

honorary secretary

years up to 1947.

for many

CZECHS

ESCAPE

In the Scotish Constitution. BY

the late Mr

Right

Lodge St.

Mow Funn was

ย

of

PLANE

London, Oct. 4.

Czechoslovak TC-

HOW DOES CHRISTIAN

SCIENCE HEAL?

Many persons

about Christian Science, would

atking

They

he to know more about

its healing power and why it is teat Christian Science bringa zo including women and much health, happiness, free. at Manstendom, and serenity to the earnest on Saturday, secker. One of the best ways

slated to.

landed

Worshipful Master

John in 1025, 1920

Twelve and 1040 when the Lodge was

fugees, rsuseltated, He was

pas children, member of St. Andrew's Royal | Airfield, Arch Cimpler and an honorary the member of the Supreme Grandight. Royal Arch Chapter of Scot-

The plane and its occupants tand. He was F.C.M.

of Si

Swere handed over to the in- Andrew's Royal Ark Mariners migration officinis.

Kent, Air Ministry

الإذا

1920-21, a member of Phoenix

The plane was a Dakota al- Suvereign Chapter, and was

Filled craft

Captain Senior Knucky, a post District Grand

chief test pilot of the Warder of the District Grand Czec

Was Czechoslovak Airlines. It Lodge of Hongkong and South understood that the male mem- China (S.C.)

Deacon

to learn about Christian Science is to attend

A

FREE LECTURE.

entitled " "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE SCIENCE OF GOD'S ABUNDANT PROVISION"

Harold by

C.5.B.,

of

Mother

Besion,

bers of the party, were members In e English Constitution, of 311 underground movement,

Molter, the late Mr Mow Fung was who heard that the Czech

of Chicago, Illinois past Master of Cathay Lolge and suthorities had learned of their

the Board Member of and fled the country past District Grand Junior activities

The Lectureship of icon of the D.G.L. of Hong-to avold arrest. kong and South China (E.C.) I was reported in Prague Inst Church, The First Church of

Christ, Sentist, ដង He was a member of Concordia night that Captain Kaucky, Mark Lodge and of Shamrock former Royal Air Force pilot, Massachurells, Lodge No. 712 (Irish Constitu-bed failed to return to Ruzyne MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH Airport, neur Prue, after a tion).

text light in a Dakota on Satur day morning-tenter.

REVISITED BIRTHPLACE

For many years he served on the Board of Zelland Hall

Trustees

The late Mr Mow Fung re-

With the State Department already involved in a clash with Senator Styles Bridges, it is ex- pected that other Republican legislators would join Mr Bridges in denouncing the withdrawal of the United States military mission to Nationalist China.

Mr Bridges. consistent or not.

д

if way critic of the State Department, could be found lo help the turned on September 20 from a termed the withdrawal as Generalissimo, the State Depart-visit to his birthplace neur T+17d disappointing.'" ment would face serious ad-Stawell after an absence of 54 He said "It is one more verse reaction from most Aslan years, On his visit he was evidence of why the American countries and Britain, which re-accompanied by his daughter, people must be alert that our cognises the Chinese Com- Miss A.V.M. Mow Fung, who is momentary Kain in Korea mumista on the legal government a nursing sister in longkong. must not be dissipated through of Chinn,

During the visit, Mr Mow Fung State Department stupidity and Ometals said Communist pro-was accorded a civic reception bungling."

Town paganda would feed on such a by the Mayor in the Senator

Hall. Bridges earlier ac- decision.

He is survived by his daugh- cused the Department of plan-

"to sell out" China Bing

CAMPAIGN TARGET ter, Miss Ruby Mow Fung the Keds. Me based the If more guns are not given to sister), Mrs Parksun (sister), charge on the United Nations the Nationalists, the Republicans ir E. C. Fincher (nephew), Security Connell Volo to will blast the Administration and Mrs A. E. P. Guest (niece). invite a representative of the more than ever in advance of The funeral will take place at Peking government to leafy the November elections. The the Chinese Christian Cemetery, before the Council on the For-Republicans already regard the Kowloon, tomorrow. The time Dosa issue,

Administration's polley on will be announced later, Formera as a good cumpaign

The

to

State Department re- plied that Mr Bridges' state- ment

was "b and "un- founded.” It said the United

States was simply outvoted.

Target

The White House and the

Slate Department are against Loavo For Hongkong the question of Inviting a Com- bases On Formosa. General

on retention of American military

Southampton, Oct. 4,

munist representative to appear | MacArthur, with Fome Defence Britain's latest reconverted before the Council

Department support strongly troop transport, the 11,000-ton urges consideration of the Dilwara leri Southampton today island as a key to American for Singapore and Hongkong The State Department also milliary strategy in the Pacifle, with 100′′ Servicemen and -224 denied Senator Bridges' state-United Press.

FURTHER CHARGE

ment that The believed the

State Department ordered

General MacArthur to withdraw

the militare mission from For-Liquid Glass

mosa. Omcials said the mission

apparently had completed its Hampers Firemen

survey of Nationalist defences.

Authorities said the mission was

London, Oct. 4

dispatched by General Mac- A pool of red-hot liquid Arthur to determine whether glass held up re fighters dur The American decision of Jan-ing a_factory blaze in London's uary 5 to send ng more arms East End, tonight.

families,

A Royal Artillery band and Scots Guarda pipers played the ship out-Reuter.

Buried In Landslido

Stockholm, Oct. 4.

A now landslide in the wrecked West Swedish village of Surte today drugged three workmen about 420 yards and buried ene of them up to his waist.

to the Nationalists should be Glass panes manufactured changed In the light of the and sibhed at the factory melted Korein war.

under the intense heat. Firemen Administration officials con- finally entered the building coded they cannot hope to win, under a protective shower whether they decide to give wafer poured on them · from | valley of a nearby rivét' by 'aj {more arms to Chiang Kai-shek (hoser in the area-Router. Inndallde of wet clay--Beuter,

None of the mon was hurt. `- Last week about 46 búildings of in Surte were dragged into the

AT 6.30 P.M. In the

Chrlaan Selence Church

31 Macdonnelt Rand (near Macdonnell Road Peak Tram Stallon)

G.B.S. RECOVERS Luton, Bedfordshire, Oct. 4. George Bernard Shaw, 91- year-old playwright, left hos- pital today. Mr Shaw has been FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 122 hospital since September 11, when he was operated on for a fall fractured thigh after

SCIENTIST, HONG KONG in his garden the previous day. Cordially Invites You to Attend -Reuter,

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