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CLAIM FOR ALLEGED
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A suit ́for $11,254 against the Tajmahal- Silk Storo, of King's Theatre Bullding, by Solkraj Vonsimal of 2 D'Aguilar Street, by virtue of alleged wrongful dismissal continued before the Chief Justico, Sir Leslie Gibson, at the Supreme Court yesterday,
365 kilocycles per second and on The plaintiff claims the sum as salary and board
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and lodging due to him under a contract of service dated July 14, 1947. The defendant firm maintains that Vensimal withdrew from employment on his own volition.
Mr. D'Alton Instructed by Tajmahal Silk Store, denied the The Hastings and Company is re-allegations, stating thut
did not perform, his presenting the plaintiff. The plaintif
-work-very-satisfactorily. ~Narain- Tajmahal Silk Store is repre- also claimed that Vendimel him sented by Mr. Percy Chen on elf quit the pince after givin the instructions of Mr. A. S.
notice. Ross.
Vensimal's case is that be had been taken, Into employment in Phillipe (Collar). India prior to his signing of the egreement contract, Or July 12 he Rozsborough canie to Hong Kong to work ni Cleaver ^n» Tajmahai Silk Store. whern he worked as a salesman for 200 Partour" rupees a month. Music and Soney from Northern Ireland, CTя)
(Piano) mel HubInnen (Organ).
10.40 ..-"Come into the
11.00 .3. Morning Concert,
12.00 p.m.-Touls Lery and His Muste frum the Movies"--Cola Parter
Buite.
Summary,
12.15 p.mangoes and Embas, 17.30 p.m.-Daily Programm 12.32 ."From the Vilmen."
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Ellington end
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1.15 p.m. (tems, Weather Report and
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1.25 ..Interlude.
1,30 p.m.-"Orchestra of the Week"..
Orch: a La Bociete Des Cuncerta alue Conservatalır.
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Orchestra will: Jane Lee (Vocal), (DICTS)
At
yesterday's hearing. an employee of the Tajmahal 81k Store, Kilaram Kundamat, gave evidence for the defence, in the course of which he stated that he knew 'plaintiff and shared A roam with him at the house of the proprietor, 6. Narain.
JAP GOODS PILING UP
Tokyo, June 8. Japanese manufactured goods and caw materials are plling up in warehouses with 110 buyers in sight, according to the Kyada new agoncy. The „agency blames the stagnangy In Japanese exporte since the establishment of the foreign rate of exchange at 380 yen. to one U.8. dollar, a month ago.
Bundries, raw silk, cotton textiles and Iron and stasi manufacturos make up the bulk of the rising stockpiles. This development has tlod up industrial capital, Great- Ing a monetary stringency, which business circles Attempting to solve by, bank Torne-Router.
Gro
Around The Harbour
The luxury liner President Wilson of the American Presl
Shanghai when she leaves the Colony on June 13.
At the beginning of
of April Inst Plaintif
that inler, year, he went on, there was andent "Line, will definitely call at almed however, he was compelled to do occasion when the goods in the some mental work by the manage-storeroom were found to be in ment of the firm, and that one dirty condition and poor order. day he was given 18 hours to quit Nurain then pointedl out to the place. This he old, and went plaintiff the condition of the stere, over to the Bumbay Silk Store to to which Vensimal, it is alleged, work,
replied that he was not the only one that came into the storeroom,
Mr. S. Narain proprietor of the
Weather
Of May
Job In Kowloon In reply to a question, witness said he never saw Vensimal do any menial work at all.
This was officially announced by the local APL office last even-i
Passengera possessing the necess01 y entrance documents will be accepted.
The President Wilson is due to from The United arrive here Sinten on June 12.
JL
also announced that the as President Madison which ar- rived here
and all yesterday subsequent APL vessels will call at the Chinese Communist port
Next day, Kundamal contintæret the plaintiff told him that he bad
ven the proprietor of the stor one month's notice to quit and that Narah had repiled that he he could leave any time he want-published schedules,
The most notable feature of the weather during May was the considerable deficit of rain |ed.
Witness sold plaintiff dil not which was only 41 per cent of normal. Although rainfall | go to work after that, though he still lived b Narain's house for recorded
10 days, Si on
some time after. Plaintiff yvenlu- moderately large falls occur-
ully got a job my the Dayarlama The red on only four days, and on Silk Store, Kowtoon. the only one of these, May 23, was
the rainfall heavy.
1.30 p.m.--World News, (Tandon Be
Jay'!
4.10 p.m.---Glibert and Sullivan!
Gunlobers" Recorded under
dirælion of Rupert "D'Oly Carte. 3.45 pon.- Light Orkestral Selec2008. 6.00 .m.--Programme Borgmery,
0.01 a.m.-Dawn llest Dinen" Present
by Pass Stuart, Bjudio) 0.30 p.m.La Demi-Heure Franenie"
(Med).
4.65 p.m.-Troping the Colar" Brian Johnsene describes the Cere mony, Handon Relay) 9.40 p.m.-World Kew and News
жды
in accordance with previously
The Dutch steamer Van Sptl gerzen made her last cruiso yer- terday as she steamed from Kowloon Bay to the Colony's Serap Dump at Laichikok.
After more than 40 years of coar'er suutaring, the veteran wn.4 the plaintindies at the beginning of this brought here from the East
Under cross-examination fram Mr. D'Alton, witness denied Hov-
worked under
It was associated with thunder-Ing Storms which started during the afternoon of that day and persist fed until midday on May 24. A total of 03 mms, were recorded over this short period, more than half the total for the month.
Temperatures were above nor mal mainly due to a warm upeil Analysis, (London Relay)
in the latter half of the month #.15 p.m.--Caesar Prancki Dymphonie which offset the effects of three
Variations played by Eileen Inger cool spells during the Brst half. with the Orcht: de la Belete dis The maximum temperature Conservatoire, Paris.
8.30 p.m.-THA". [BBUTS) 9.00, p.m."İyona
the
was
80.0°F on May 31, and the mini- Faiteriimum 80,3°F on May 18.
(London Relay) 9.10 p.m.This Vale of Tears"
Welsh Comedy with uale by Cli Gordon. (DOT)
'A
10.10 p.m.-Peter Yorke and Ale Concert Orchestra with Vocal by Per Reid and Steva Conway, $9.80 p.m.-"Thursday Berenade" A Pro-
gramme of Continuous Music. 11.00 p.m.-Itadio News Reel, (Luodon
Relay)
11.16 p.m.-Weather Report
mary of News from Chlax, 11.20 p.mCkee Duwn
Mean valdes and departures
for the month were:-
Hun
er
Manufactory, the
He was in charge of the accounts, he said, but Vensimal and nothing week, to be hundled over to the to do with them.
Chiap After another shop agatstunt of Ingest the Tajmahal Silk Store had given evidence for the defence, hearing was adjourned until, 10 um. on June 27.
STOLE CLOTH
IN STREET
and ploncer In Hans Kong's mild steel bar rolling in- dustry, which will break up the craft to augment its stocks of steel.
The 2,033-ton vessel was built in 1908 and had served with the KPL Line falthfully for nearly the past half century,
On a charge of stealing akok. roll of cloth and on an addi-
Grimy and with visible signs of old age, the Van Spllbergen salled with a skeleton crew to Laicht-
From her net tonnago of 2,- 043 tons, at least 1,500 tore of mild steel bars can be produced, which are consumed locally.
Cloudiness and relative humid- Ity were exactly normal. No cx- tremes of either element occur- red, and it is perhaps surprising that a complete cloud cover ditional charge of returning from not occur on any day, nor was deportation, Li Mui was sen- any day completely cloudless. tenced to 12 months and to
be deported for life
by Mr. Wicks at Kowloon yesterday.
A message from the master of Inspector Oren said that on
the Dutch steamer Tjibadok re- Tuesday the complainant, Chan Kwai, was selling his goods at ported that the vessel was encoun-
lacad Street. Reclamation
winds and Defendant tering strong
would probably enter port early went up to the store and stole roll of cloth valued at $40. Deten-
the morning.
the first for- The Tibadak, lont was seen by a constable, and was arrested.
ship to clear officially for oign ship It was during the conversation Communist Shanghal from the between a client and complainant Colony, is reported to have aboard that defendant took the oppor-more than 300 passengers, about tunity to steal.
Sunshine, 163.5 hours (8.6 hours above normal); Rainfall, 116.0 and Bum- mms. (160.7 mms. below normal): Cloudiness, 70 per cent (normal): Relative Humidity, 84 per cent normol Mean maximum tem perature 83,6°F. (1.9°F above nor- The Hong Kong Art Club's (1.7F
mal): Mean temperature 78.8°F. above normal): Mean sketching party on Sunday will mintroum temperature, 73.2 F. be held at Shaukiwan. Members (1.4°F above normal); Dew point are to assemble at Queen's Pler temperature, 73°F. (IF above ut 2.30 pm,
normal).
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Possession
Of Arms
Two Chinese men, Cheung Shiu and Ng Po-sik, appeared before Mr. Blair Kerr at Kow.. loon yesterday on a charge of possession of arms. Second defendant WOR additionally charged with possession of dangerous goods.
Inspector Douglas Taylor told the Court that the pollee, acting on information received, raided jan unnumbered hut in Clicuk
Yuen
Village
and there
Lound
.
the trai didesaid that he!
Socond
picked up the two revolvers at the Standard 011 Installation and took them home. He wanted to sell the revolvers as scrap from.
Inspector Tayler said that it is a serious matter trying to sell revolvers, It is very undesirable. should the revolvers get into the hands of bad charactors, Ho ask. ed the magistrats to take a gori- ous vlow of the co
Bon-
Both defendants тео tenced to one year's imprisonment,
RECOGNITION OF REDS ISSUE
London, June B. The Russian Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrel Y. Vyshinsky,
may raise the question of recognisin the Chinese Communist regime at the Paris Big Four Foreign Minis [ters' confereNCE;.
Conference quarters in Paris, advised of the report, said such a move almost Certainly would be rebuffed by the Western Foreljen. Ministers on the ground that it is outside the scope of that present ̈mestinger United Tram.
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