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WEDNESDAY, MARCH T
Closing Times Dy Air
100
Siam, Burma. India, Pakistan. raq,
Africa,
Iran, EgYPL
Fost & South
Денят
Maurt, Great Taly, N.W. Europe and France, B p.m.. via B.O.A.C.
Indo-China, 5
France.
p.m..
via
Atr
Canada & U.S.A.. 3 p.m.. via Canadian Pacific Airline.
Foringss. p.m.. via Hongkong Airways
Closing Times By Rea
Macao, a.m. & 4.30 p.m., on Yü
CCHIA
Men and Hongkang.
Peoples Republic.
0.30
a.m. & 4.30 p.m., by train, via Canton
Indo-China. O .m., A Tin Sang. Slam. p.m., m Rance.
Malon. Ceylon, Madagascar, In-
dia & Pakistan. 2 p.m..
Betelgeuse.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8
Closing Times By Air
India, Pakistan.
Persian
Star
Gullf
Porta, Egypt, Fast & South Africa Mauritus, Great Britain, Italy, N.W. Europe and France, B p.m., vin 1.0.A.E.
Slam, Malaya
&
Indonesia, B
p.m., vto Cathay Pacific Airways,
Jараn & Кутев, 靠 p.m.. B.O.A.C.
Phillippines, 8 p.m., Airlier.
via Philippine
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Closing Times By Sea
Macno, 8 a.m. & 4.30 p.m., o Yu Men and Hong Kong,
China, Peoples Republic, 8.30 am.
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Japan. 1 p.m., as Pakhot.
Formosa, 2 p.m.. Shengking.
Malaya. Burma India. 2 p...
Strdhana Philippines. p.m. Anelyken.
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Closing Times By Alr Formosa, 10 a.m., via C.A.T.
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Hawak,
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Yu Men and lung Kong.
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DES VOEUX ROAD SHOOTING
BALLISTIC
EXPERT GIVES
EVIDENCE
F. A. Ewins, ballistic expert, and Dr T. C. Pang, Police Surgeon, who has made a special study of forensic medicine, gave evidence before Mr. Justice Gould at the Criminal Sessions at the resumed hearing before a jury of four men and three women of the Gloucester Building pavement shooting case.
On trial is Siu Ming, 26, a former Hongkong policeman, accused of having used a .32 Walther automatic pistol without lawful authority against Li Chi on January 13 this year.
Prosecuting is Mr M. Heenan,} Crown Counsel, assisted by Det-Sub-Insp. F. Roberts, while the defence is being conducted by Mr S.V. Giltins, Instructed by Mr A.K.W. Lui,
of Mesra Lo and Lo.
Continuing his testimony Ewins, assis- from yesterday,
superintendent, tant
quarry
PWD, said that from
barrel had it characteristics any other.
a bullet fred
Walther pistol | own individuali distinot from
Witness described Ings on two crime
ENDANGERS Angerprints.
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For Hospitality
Serpe Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
Coca-Colaca
Court Martial Kashmir Dispute:
Verdict
A
Sergt. Michael · Gassler, RA, was yesterday found guilty by a court martial of committing an act of gross indecency with Chinese, maio and was NOTI« Lenced
to one year's Ini- prisonment and to be dis- charged from the Army with ignominy,
The sentence is subject to confirmation.
Guzzler wRE found not gulity by the court om, a charge of indecently a#- mulling a Chinese malo.
MacDonald
In London
For Talks
Year's Hard For
Labour For
Fraud
was
Powerful Plea
By Pakistan
Lake Success, Mar. 6 Pakistan asked the United Nations today to appoint "an outstanding personality" with full powers to resolve the long-standing dispute between India and Pakistan on the future of Kash- mir.
Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, Pakistan's Foreign Minister, called upon the Security Council for "prompt and vigorous action.”
He said that whoover was "Of course, the danger there. appointed by the United Nations is that a problem left to look should have full powers for the after-Itself may-run-wild. When discharge of his responsibility It runs wild nobody can predict what including the power to effect where it might run to and demilitarisation by removing or it might bring in its wake"
this Sir Mohammed said that disbanding the military forces of all interested parties; to exercise task was a more difficult one. It
Was to try to convince effective supervision over
Security Council that
hat the situa- functions of government in the Lion was of such gravity that it State, and to arbitrate on points required earnest, vigorous and of Bifference between the speedy action if it was to parties,
prevented from breaking out in
manner wherein
the
Sir Mohammed also asked the Council to take the following
settlement
Further
might
2
the
be
peaceful
be ruled out. his task was to indi- cate where previous efforts had got stuck" and what was needed their to bring the matter towards
settlement. with speedy, peaceful
(1) To call upon India and
to withdraw
Kashmir",
A
he
(2) To ask India not to con- tion that India was in lawful voke a Constituent Assembly in occupation of Kashmir or make any attempt sald.
to det
determine unilaterally the future of the State".
A
under
that
conspiracy
perm
he added..
degree of certainty | $3,200 by cheque. Since that day outside the position will improve there was no time to lose. If sunded the Maharaja
Stealing liquid or materials was cited markings would not
SMUGGLERS A Raincoat
the
PAGING MR
GAITSKELL
Chinese
to make
the
morning of the next
London, Mar. 6. Mr Malcolm MacDonald, British Commissioner Gen- eral in South-East Asia, ar- rived here by air tonight.
Mr MacDonald is here for action; talks on the Far Eastern situa- For fraudulent conversion of tion with the Prime Minister, Pakistan $3,204.00, Tang So, 44, manager Mr Clement Attlee, and Cabinet forces and to co-operate of the Man Fuk Cheung Import Ministers, He had flown
here the United Nations represcata-" The whole argument of the and Export Firm At No. 92 from Singapore with General tive in the Wischarge of his Indian delegate rested on the his find Connaught Road Central cock-Sir John Harding, Commander duties,
"absolutely untenable assump- bullets and loft,
sentenced to 'one In-Chief, British land forces in the com-year's hard labour by Mr Lat- the Far East. a test bullet under parison microscope and said mer at Central this morning Mr MacDonald, who is to stay. that ho found seventeen when he pleaded guilty to the about a week in Britain, will
STARK FACT ichertical markings. He had no charge.
begin his consultations tomorrow.
"The
fact is stark
that doubt
the at all that
two Det. Insp. Slu, prosecuting, morning when he mecis Mr Sir Moliammod said
that India's occupation of Kashmir crime bullets
test stated that on December and the
12 James Grimhs, the Colonial taking this action the Council was brought about as the re- bullet had been fired from the last year, Li Kam-pul, manager Secretary,
would put "to final and consult of conspiracy between. same weapon.
of the Pui Shing Building Con- General Harding will be tak-clusive test" India's statement the Hindu ruler of Kashmir tractor, at 144 Lockhart Road, ing part in some joint consulta- that it wished to honour Its and the Hindu lenders of India,
talks obligations Replying to Crown Counsel, ground
previous the victims of Ewing said that he had a little 50 und Goor, placed an order for tions and will also have
Council resolutions which called being the people of Kashmir", knowledge of Angerprints and tons of Japanese Lion Brand with War Office officiais.
cement
at $4,064 with Mr MacDonald said at the air-for valued
free and impartial Sir Mohammed said. Mr Heenan that defendant's agreed with
firm, On that port that the Communista in plebiscite In Kashmir.
"This conspiracy was hatch- there was no recorded case of occasion, complainant deposited a South-East Asia would have no
jed during the NO TIME TO LOSE
spring and having the same sum of $1,399.20 for the cargo. hope whatsoever if it were not two persons
summer of 1947 when some of On January 9, complainant paid for the Communist threat from to defendant the balanco
He said that events in the the most prominent Hindu lead- of outside. Mr Heenan: Would you say $3,264.00, $04.90 in cash and "If they do not got help from world were moving fast anders visited Kashmir and the same
to accept 11 LIVES
saying that weapon there had been exists in
no delivery of slowly and steadily," he said. the Council did not take prompt their point of such as this pistol would make the cargo.
He said that After a report had Asked if there was a danger action there would be "the An object lesson demon-Identical characteristic marks been made to the Police, de- of
"volunteers"
danger to the peace of wrote on October 20, 1997, TO- fendant was arrested on March marching into Indo-China, he
questing military
assistance strating why the greatest as another pistol?
Sir Mohammed, at the opening from the Indian Government. 5. Defendant admitted to the replied: "Your guess is as good Months care must be executed in the Witness: There may be some
of his statement to the Council, On markings the same if the weapon Police that he had spent $3,200. as mine."
The handling of gasólene and
Commissioner-Generat
said that unfortunately
of airborne very day, as the result fired was the next made ja other highly inflammable succession, but collectively
bigh mountain his last visit to little progress had been made operations over. said that since
of the State London
towards a peaceful settlement of ranges, portions coincide in
In November, things the Kashmir question which had had been occupied
by Indian had got a lide better in Malaya. been before the Council at Kowloon court this morn- every respect.
"People are getting more in-
on armed forces. Ewing also gave evidence of
formation about the terrorist several occasions: ing by a fire brigade Officer the mechanism connected with
"Those of you who may claim He said that Sir Benegal experience movement, which means that
of theso
matters for the benefit of the public. the loading and unloading of a
(India) In his will Narsing Rau are able our forces
be able to judge how The safety of eleven lives Walther gun.
speech last week had set himself much preparation and get moro a "comparatively easy task."
must have were Jeopardised and several For stealing a Navel raincoat persons
of that The refusunl sustained various do-
preceded an operation It was to Impress upon in belonging
the kind," Sir letters of British troops in Korea VAST
Mohammed said to leading Scaman
IMPROVEMENT grees of burns all because
Council that it need do no more Reuter! Ivor E. Thomas of HMS Dam-woman
Next Crown witness called { addressed to friends in Hong- To a large extent, the im- than accept Sir Owen Dixon's pier, Chun Lam, 23, cooked food handling of petrol inst Sunday was Dr T. C. Pang, Police Sur-kong has nothing to do with the provement of conditiona ย suggestion that the matter now stall foki, was sent to prison for night.
gcon, attached to the Head Hongkong Post Office or the Malaya depended on what hap be left to discussion and sattic- four months by Mr Hin-shing
quarters, The near catastrophe was the evidence of examining the as- quiries this morning revealed,
Hongkong.He gave
en-pened outside. But in recent ment between the parties them- Army authorities here Lo at Central this morning.
months there had also been a selves. Det. - Sub
of a fire which broke cused at Central Police Station Inspector James out that night at 75, Tong Mei where he found him to be ave said that the fact that such let-rounding countries Pa
Major E. Billett, Army PRO, vast improvement in the sur- Marin told the Bench that on Read and completely destroyed
Particularly "At least a part of the ob- Pleading gulity to importing the afternoon of March 6, com- the third floor and all the perfect 3/4 inches in height, of 118 ters would not be accepted un- Indo-China and Burma.
fective he set himself was that the gold without a ilcence on Elainant went to the sports sonal belongings of the 19, 27, developed arms,
in weight, and reasonally y well
they covered the full postal General de Lattre de Tas- the Security Council should be
Bangkok, Mar. 7. the my Lee Hong before Mr ground inside the Happy Valley
The accused rate was a matter for the Chan- alguy, the new Frooch Com- persuaded that the best thing
Regent Prince Rangsit of Hin-shing Lont Central this racecourse to play football, and who herself lost everything and
and | Bad two pla-point scratches, cellor of the Exchequer.
mander-in-Chief, has done to do now with regard to Jalnat died early today from a was cautioned !rft his raincoat on the ground, was detained in Kowloon Hoone on the tip of the nose and Doubtless the report of the wonders," Mr MacDonald de- Kashmir and Chan
was to do nothing", sudden heart attack Bangkok discharged. The gold was Shortly after, leading Sea-
"He has inflicted Sir Mohammed sald.
radio said the Regent expired to be confiscated. ordered
man W.A. Black of HM Con- pilal for burns, was arrested and the other on the knuckle of the troops' discontent over having to clared
middle anger.
iderable find stamps for letters under
the defcat
"All that was necessary under the dangerous charged
for at 8 am. Another man, Chan Pak-kul, cord, who
outside goods was seated
ordinance before
He testifled to finding blood- battle conditions would even- Vietminh. forces,"
him to de, was to put forward The Thai, government Im 30-year-old travelling trader, the NAAFI canteen, saw defen-d'Almada
this stains on the
On Burma, he said: accused's collar. tually reach England and "some-
The certain st Kowloon
considerations which who pleaded guilty to importing dant walking away with a rain-morning. She was accused of blue overcoat on the outer as-it," he added.
of his white shirt and on his thing would then be done about
country
to be flown at the same amount of gold in a coat which he recognised as a carrying out an operation In-
feat on the insurgent forces settlement was dialcult --- at half-mast, similar manner without a Navad one, He accosted Chanvolving the exposure of exempt found human blood smears on pect of the. Lett collars He
during the last six months leart through the efforts of the The Regent's licence, was also cautioned and and took the coat from him, but éd Hauld.
period, and thee authority, Security Council and that, been expected. discharged, and had his gold defendant ran off.
HOW IT HAPPENED
the newspaper wrapping. The
bath political and military, is therefore, the problem should had not been confiscatext.
He was caught after a short
than considerably stronger Divisional Officer, V. C. Sey-blood on the latter was small
be left to look after itself. United Press, Inguffi.. chase by, Black and Mr G. D. mour, of the Fire Brigade, quantity and was
cient to determine whether it Binstead, Police Superintendent, Kowloon, related that a kero was human blood
Vioo-Admiral the Hon "Sir
Referring
to his visit to Lon- City Division, who was in the sene lamp was
Guy Russell, C-in-O Bitish don, Mr MacDonald Bald on burning low Witness vicinity at the time.
the ground last Sunday night
next described his Far East Station, who has been that he was here for another, SIDE GLANCES ght mamination Inspector Martin anked
of the clothing paying the and Wong Tin wanted to re-which the accused wore at the Hongkongi
an official visit to periodic review of the situation Bench to take a serious view of plenish the fuel. She took the time and declared he found no by BOAC for Dokyo,
left this morning in South-East Asia. He wanted the case, saying that the police lamp-head off with the wick blood stains on
to get round the table with the had received many reports of still burning and poured
them.
Ministers here who had respon gast- A fine of $500 was imposed by such thefts in that area.
Referring to
to his examination
sibilities in
connection with Mr Winter at Kowloon this In mitigation, defendant said Jene into the lamp.
that part of the world. morning on the proprietor of the he only "picked up the raincoats from the petrol was at the victim's felt hat and
He felt that it was necessary close by clothing. Dr
Pleading guilty by human bloo
to mooring to establish personal contacts and burned her hand. She let surface of the rim of the bat de the over melle, Lou between the Government in the gd, and the lamp fell to the
floor,
my, Hormello, while the singlet was coplout- causing a fierce fire to break sinined with blood partien- For, 37, acting master of steel the out. The fire brigade arrived farly ever the right shoulder. Ughter No 6147, was fined $20 the perimeter. Personal meetings dave eleven residents There were also bloodstains on by Mr T. B. Low at the Marine word of a more value than
Court this morning.
conducting conversations, over, thousands of miles by telegram, During his stay in London arrested defendant at Mr MacDonald will stay at the B19 on Monday, pro- Government Guest House In London's West End. Router.
found walk- Arrested when Ing in a peculiar manner
Road Central yes Connaught berday moming, Chan Hing, 23, unemployed, was taken to Queen Mary Hospital, where gold bars weighing 30 thels $0,000 were valued at taken from his person.
UNLICENSED FACTORY
Sui On Timber Yard of 2, Anchor when he saw it lying on
un-ground;
Street, for operating an
licensed factory and failing to fence la dangerous parts of an abrasive wheel in the factory.
result
а
was careless in the
the
by
the naked flame
The propricter of the Kwong HAD NO RADIO
Sun Motor Tyre Company of 788, Nathan Road, ground floor, was fined $400 for using the premises
as a workshop without registra tion.
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Gate Questos: 6:40, Hal Lorenzo At
How News and“ Nowe „Analysis (London
court
in
to
Mr
The
Tume
DOCTOR'S TESTIMONY
said he found
blood on the under
trapped in various parts of the the jacket and cardigan.
contacts
to transmiten he said,
Admiral Russell Leaves For Tokyo
Illegal Mooring
building by the spreading name. Questioned by Mr Heenan, Sub-Inspector Kong Sal-lun,
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,
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Government has inflicted a de. would show that a pencerah mediately entered Sage all over
centre and its representative on
HK Bang
As a result of the fire one man Dr Pang said
two who was still in hospital suffering pin-point scratches on the Buoy Two residents in Kowloon from severe burns, while accused were superficial.
secuted. were fined $80 each for having police officer
is suspected of Witness added radio receivers at their homes sullering from a fractured spine a special study of forensio that he made without licences by Mr Winter sustained during the
under well known rescue medicino this morning.'
Shroff Disappears| S'pore Extends Mr Mr operations.
Seymour in- experts in England during the James
Post formed. the pourt, that, the last three ycura, and during The police are still investigato Office told the
that it defendant was a poor woman that, sikiy and his practical ing the disappearance of Chú considerable dim- and had lost everything in the work here had considerable Ka-pal, a 20-year-old employee to discover the offencese suid he did not intend to bloodstains.
Ore.
Singapore, "Mar.” 7. experience in dealing with of the Compradore's Depart-
The Government bas, banned ment of the Hongkong "and People at bad also resulted in the loss of press the case but brought it
of regulations
A girl,
together with the re-export to Hongkong of Ping-n, allat Shanghal Bank, Keung Bootlend. (ECTS): 6:30. The Golden instructed to ask for a heavy danger of the careless-handling gave evidence that she knew the
revenue. He was before the court as an object Keung ; Yin, aged 10%
$19,800 it yours,
was learned this all goods imported into Bing
poro for which lesson for the public to stress the daughter of a Police pensiongt, morning.
payment is made to United States dollars. She Piano (Studio): 7.00, Work Penalty,
of petrol and other inflammable accused when he was a constable
An official nollication says in the Hongkong Police Force. TELLIZENCE TEST SOLUTION the Government, does not wish
U BUDDONS the fire - Mr d'Almada said that he she had not seen him for some
trade,
∙With Pratas because of the defendant's care-in October 1850, and again on
must
impose a nominar fine, as, time and mot him by accident
Colony or do R a disservice to
but Hongkong,
ut the needs of Singap lessness, several persons suffered the night of January 12 this years & de equally imly po
consumers.. injuries and losa of property, near the Queen's Theatre,, also
come Wong Tin was fined $100 or anoldentally. They went together
For the
two months re- post, two two weeks,
exports to Hongkong have in- to the Par Kung Hold, in Wan- chal, where the accused, booked
creased considerably and large ARMED ROBBERY about 10 o'clock that evening and room. She returned' home
has been goods of currency origin bought Predaald not see accused again until
with dollars out Two Chinese broke into an
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