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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 20, 1989.
SOLDIERS APPEAR IN KOWLOON
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Four British soldiers who were arrested late on Saturday night in connection with a robbery at 14, :Shumchun Street, appeared before Mr. E. Himsworth in the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, charged with posing as police officers and larceny, and, in the case of one of them, with common assault.
They are:-
Stephen Vincent Ward, 27, "C" Company, Middlesex Regiment;
Arthur David Smith, 21, of “A” -Company, Middlesex Regiment;
Alfred Jenkins, 21, of Head- quarters Company, Middlesex Regi- ment; and
Louis Remer, 22, of Head- -quarters Company, Middlesex Regi-
ment.
They are charged with taking the "designation or character of police officers to enter the premises,” and with the larceny of $55.40 from Kwok Chan, 2k, shop foki; Cheng Kam, 36, licenced hawker; Tsui Fat, 42, P.W.D. coolie; and Wan -Sing, 45, shipping company coolie.
Ward is also charged with com- mon assault on Tsui Fat.
Mr. Himsworth read the charges out to them without en- tering any plea. The case was then adjourned for one week, the de- fendants being released on person- al sureties of $50 each.
ANGLO-FRENCH CO-OPERATION ON COLONIES
Paris, To-day.
Closer French and British colonial .co-operation was the subject of a long talk between the British Colonics Secretary, Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, and the French Co- lonial Minister, M. Georges Mandel, here yesterday.
It is understood the statesmen reviewed various economic and military problems affecting the two Empires.
These included raw materials and steps to be taken if necessary to ensure close military co-opera- tion.
- Mr. Macdonald flew from Geneva to Paris to attend a luncheon with M. Mandel, Reuter.
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British Wireless adds that veral French Cabinet Ministers .and General Gamelin, French Chief of Staff, were present at the luncheon. Mr. Macdonald returned to Geneva last evening.
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LONELY WIFE_
even on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
You'll be home for lunch, won't you, Bob?
Oh,
, torry,
but I forgot to tell
you I'm going out with some of the boys this afternoon
MARY DECIDED TO TEACH BOB A LESSON
I know you
Dear Bob,
don't want me any more, so I'm going - home where go am wanted.
See that Scottie gets his food all right. Mary
MARY GOT HOME BEFORE BOB AND BURNED THÈ NOTE,
THEN SHE WENT TO SEE HER DOCTOR-
There -50 hamme
am d
"Sent
SO - HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT"
AND ***
A WONDERFUL CHANGE CAME OVER MARY
He's always out, Scothe. Even when he's home ha hardly talks. I know Ive been run-down and dull-looking, but I don't deserve to be treated
like this!
AT HER MOTHER'S HOME
You're a very foolish girl! You've let yourself get tired out and nervy.
You look about fifty. How can you expect Bob to be interested.
Now you go back home and see a
doctor!
...and, Doctor, I even wake tirad
SIX WEEKS LATER-
From what you tell me, Mrs. Norton, your trouble is Night Starvation! You
see, even at night you go on using up
energy in heartbeats, breathing and
other automatic actions. In your case,
this has also led to an excess of scid waste products in the blood
All this causes you to wake tired, feel and look run-down and *Hervy: Recent tests have proved that Horlicks is what
people need for that ............
I'm proud of you. Darling, You're so bright and gay, so full of life!
THINKET
BOB LOVES ME AGAIN. THANK GOODNENS
FOR HORLICKS
D.B.S. "STRIKE" PRACTICALLY OVER
More absentees returned to the Diocesan Boys' School this morn- ing, according to the Headmaster, Mr. Goodban.
It is understood that the seven prefects have already informed the school authorities that they will not be returning to school.
The "strike" which resulted fol- lowing the appointment, by the as
school of
Formosan Chinese
"temporary," head" prefect, now
practically over.
Do you feel worn out, depressed and nervy?
Take
Do you even
HORLICKS
wake tired?
Guard Against-
NIGHT STARVATION
Then you will ̋sleep soundij
ned--and ha
energy