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WU | HONG KONG (CP)--The seven Canadian-owned Ming Sung motor | vessels have been converted from | then loaded on the Men ships and passenger to cargo ships and are other vessels for shipment up the being used by the Chinese Com-| pear] river to Canton. munists to transport war mater- | vessels take their cargoes to .the port of Whampoa, 10 miles east | Reports from Canton say the | celebrated ships, built in Canada in 1947 for the Ming Sung Industrial Company Ltd., are known to be operating outside Hong Kong and could be intercepted by Canadian destroy- in international waters China from Europe. Ocean-going vessels unload their | cargoes on the island. They are of Canton. Both Canton and Whampoa are connected by railways to central and north China and Southwest Kwangsi province as far as the | border of French Indo-China. {BIG LOOPHOLE Smaller | ACROSS 1. Cease 5. Expregsion of serrow 9, Subtle emanation 10. Roll of cloth 11. 8th part of a circle 13. Small perfo- rated ball 15. 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BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30 P.M. THEATRE OSHAWA Adults 60c Children Under 12 FREE! THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, August 19, 1953 18 THEATRE GUIDE. | Regent--' 'The Stooge"; shown at | 1:30, 3:25, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. Last | complete show 8:55 p.m. p.m. Last complete show at 8:55 p.m. Drive-in--Starting at dusk. "Kaus- as Pacific'. Last complete show 10:40 p.m. | | Plaza--"'It Came From Outer Biltmore--' 'Something for the | Space', 1:52, 3:51, 5:50, 7:49 and Birds", 12:30, 3:15. 6:05 and 8:55 | 9:48. "Nat King Cole", 3D. 1:30, p.m. "The Golden Hawk (Techni- 3:29, 5:28, 7:27, 9:26. Last com- color), 1:50, 4:35, 7:25 and 10:15 plete show 9:20 p.m. REGENT a EaMOIe oi %YERS THEATRE J\ p-- TFTCTHE i TONIG BY BULLETS, DYNAMITE AND BLOOD HT ONLY omethine jorthe Birds Orie files 3 starring J (iH VICTOR PATRICIA ~~ EDMUND Ji = » MATURE - NEAL - GWEN 20. (ON THE SAME PROGRAM BEST-SELLER'S ON THE SCREEN AT LAST! 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CJBC-Songs Styles CKLB-Women's News CFRB-News; Hollywood CBL-Braye Voyage Reporter CJBC-Double or Northing | CKEY-News; Club 580 CFRB-Guiding Light WGR-News; Keaton CKEY-News; Show WBEN-Backstage Wife 4.15 P.M, CFRB-Aunt Lucy a The Peiping regime is buying or | STAINED = 9 ae SF state that the Canadian warships |Partering strategic goods from | : { would be entitled to seize the ships |Ceylon, India, Pakistan, Czecho- | SPINES) ING if they are found on the high seas. [slovakia, Sweden, Belgium and | a aT . (Government officials at Ottawa (other countries. The supplies are ; J 2 J sreruine HAYDEN declined comment on the Canton! all landed at Garbage Dump in SMOKING 14 LOGCES wong EVE MILLER . BARTON MocLANE BILTMO SCIENTIFICALLY AIR CONDITIONED ---------- -News; reports that the ships are being view of the Hong Kong embargo used by the Chinese Reds to trans- [on the movement of strategic sup- port war materials. They also re-|plies to Red China. {fused to say whether Canadian| The Communist shipping route warships had the right to seize to move supplies into Canton and them on the high seas under in-!Whampoa is a violation of the ternational law. | United Nations embargo prohibit- ("It's too complicated a legal ing the export of strategic goods | question to make any comment to Red China. | on," said an official of the exter: inn | nal affairs department. Since Nationalist China and the | (The Navy at Ottawa also de- | Ming Sung company defaulted, the | clined comment on the legality 2 |eanadiah government has reduced | Canadian warships seizing the | its liability to the banks from $12.- | ALPS anise crn i 12.00 P.M. CELB-Community News; Mid-day Melodies CBL-C Ni Plus "Kid From Borneo" WBEN-Ev'ry 2.1% WBEN-Paulin 2.30 al CJBC-News; Small-Types Club ul CFRB-News; Women fa the News WBEN-Dave 2.45 CKLB-Meet {! -Bri] CKLB-News; CKEY-Roundup WGR-Gal Sunday Beau! 1:00 P.M. 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(The destroyers are operating under United Nations command, the Ottawa naval spokesman ex- plained. He was unaware of any seizure order being issued to the three destroyers by the UN.) IN RED HANDS The seven vessels became the property of the Canadian govern- ment after the collapse of Nation- alist China. However, they were rushed to Communist-held Canton | in 1951, a move which prevented | Canada from taking possession. The seven ships were built in Canadian shipyards by the Ming Sung company with a $12,750,000 loan from a number of Canadian banks guaarnteed by the Chinese Nationalist and Canadian govern- ments. The company and the Chi- nese government defaulted on prin- cipal and interest payments in 1951 and the Canadian governmet was obliged to carry out its guarantee. ile the Canadian government held the mortgage on the ships, it has rescinded an order-in-council Wich granted the vessels the right ta fly the Canadian flag. However, they still are registered as Cana- dian ships in the hope that at some future date Canada will be able to collect the mortgages or take possession. BACK IN SERVICE The Canton reports say the ships were converted to cargo carriers by the Reds after being idle at Canton for more than a year. The three larger ships, the Fu Men, Yen Men and Yu Men of 3,000 tons each, are carrying strategic goods and military materials be- tween Canton and Peihai, a port on Hainan Island. The four smaller ships, the Shih Men, Chi Men, Lung Men and Chien Men of 1,000 tons | each, are operatig between Can- ton and Kuangchowan, also known as Fort Bayard, o the Kwangtung 750,000 to $10,200,000 as of March 31, 1953. However, this $2,550,000 reduc- tion in the principal does not rep- resent all government payments to the banks. Interest accounted for an additional $490,163. Payments to the banks by the | government in the 1951-52 fiscal year amounted to $1,432,910, in- cluding interest, and to $1.607.252 in 1952-53, a total of $3,040,162. The loan bears interest at the rate of three per cent quarterly and ma- tures in 10 equal annual instal- ments, the first of which fell due June 30, 1951. An Ill Wind Blows Dollars To England LONDON (Reuters)--Britain is deriving an unexpected windfall from the French strike--more American tourists with dollars to spend. The great dollar avalanche which descended on the country for the Coronation is now being repeated on a smaller scale. ' Hundreds of Americans stranded by the French port and rail strikes are spending extra money--in Britain. LIFE"S AMBITION LONDON (CP)--Sir John Nott. Bower, just appointed commis- sioner of metropolitan police, suc- ceeding Sir Harold Scoft, said the new job is the fulfilment of a life- time ambition. His father, Sir Wil- ham Nott-Bower, was commis- sioner for the City of London po- lice from 1902 to 1925. time--and 70 hh 2a CHARLES DRAKE + BATRA "N ALSO ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS PICTURE Children 30c Anytime Adults 60c Mat., 70c Eve. FEARSOME XENOMORPHS INVADE THE WORLD! They can look like humans or change to objects of awesome TERROR / DIMENSion Rus st i CAME 7 wy Richard CARLSON-Barbara RUSH RUSSELL JOHNSON KATHLEEN HUGHES - JOE SAWYER AT KING COLE" & HIS ORCHESTRA IN THREE DIMENSIONS MEN and guns... she knew how to handle both! RAW, RUTHLESS! | His code of life was L) . written in gunsmoke! A GUN was his only friend! GREED forced him onto a crooked one-way trail! a | LLOYD BRIDGES > LEE. J..COBB WBEN-Mike Mearian CKEY.Les Lye" Show Ly WGR-News; Glacey's Basement WBEN-News: Sports; Diane 1.15 P.M. CJBC--UN 'Today CFRB-Orchestra WGR-Sports 1.30 P.M, CBL-Winnipeg Drama CJBC-Prelude to Dreaming CFRB-News; Sports; coast about 250 miles southwest of Hong Kong. : Hainan Island, which lies off the ooast of South China, is a newly established air and naval base for the joint use of Soviet Russia and Communist China. Fort Bayard, now re-named Chanchiang, is the supply base for the Communist-led Vietminh insurgents in French Indo-China. '9.00 AM. CKLB-News: Oshawa Fish and Game «| ZBL-The Odessy CJBC-Musical Program 7.00 PM, "FRB-Romance CKLB-News: Band; Tele |CKLY:News; Back Talk Highlights ; L Basal 24 TL News © A WBEN-Korean Report WGR-Family Skeleton THEIR LAUGH-HAPPY, LOVE-HAPPY 9.30 P.M, CKLB-Haunting Hour CJBC-Music CBL-Holiday Inn MAUREEN CFRB-George Murray Orchestra Shipping circles here also believe NBEN-Eddie Cantor WGR-On_ Stage 10.00 P.M. CKLB-News: Obsession CBL-News WBEN-Judy Canova CKEY-News: Baseball WGR-The American Way CTRE-Lotielia Parsons CBL-Mid-Week Review CIBC-H Music CBL-News CJBC-News Orchestra Jazz Basement 12 MIDNIGHT CKLB-News: Man About CFRB-News: Sports; WBEN-News: Stars in CKEY-News; House Party WGR-News: Glacey's nid that the vessels are being used to move strategic goods between Canton and an island known as La Sha Wei or Garbage Dump about | 25 miles west of Hong Kong. PROTECTED ROUTE | The island is located outside | Chinese territorial waters but few | foreign warships are on patrol in| "this area due to the proximity of | MUSICAL! TH E ' Co-starring (THAT'S MY BOY) EDDIE MAYEHOEF FONDA - ike CEES Communist shore batteries. It is | safe for the ships to make quick | Sashes wo oiween Canton and Gar- age Dump, a distance of about , 90 'miles, it fear of intercep- Lots OF Songs! Casper Color Cartoon tion by Canadian warships. A ] Lots Of Babes! Latest World News Garbage Dump, according to re- | CBT ports here, now is a huge ware- | 2 MB SSSOLED 5 house of war 'materials and stra. f NOTHING BUT TROUBLE it." The residents called the chief W HAMBURG (CP)--Police kho killed he skunk. He promptly chief G . changed uniforms, althoug! e been bow iy pas. Wo hat bin did not score a direct hit. "monster" believed to be an alli- gator, clashed with a skunk the | William Harvey in 1628 was the . other night. It got into "a house (first to explain the circulation of and the family dog tangled with! the blood. With Lots Of Laughs! "TRUE BOO" "One Too Many" 'She Shoulda Said No" plus