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The thirty-seventh (D) in the series of lessons in Cantonese to be broadcast over Radio Hong kong by Mr S. K. Lee will ba
this evening at 6.30. Riven
For the guidance of listeners
below we publish
a summary of the lesson, Summaries for subso quent lessons will be published the China Mall every Tuesday
for tho and Friday duration of this radio feature.
So 37 Y
In
An Invitation To Dinner (Refer to page 139. "Cantonese Simpli- Red
Vocabulary:
250. gah(3). Prica
Combinationg
25. Gall) (itser, Prier.
24. (21Shee gahta), Market price. 27. 11)Shee gah(3). Current price. General Expressionsi
DO. Baw(1) (1ƒiaw. A plicappie. 07. Herngi)) drevoo(1), Banarias. 18 (311a fresti. Ichee.
09. (3) Mook gwah(1). A papaya. 19. (3) Yue (3ībay. To prépare. (3)Shik-13)Mut: (Contated) Food-
Tus-
29 81, Toare(3)-tasyef2), gumi- #31 dem) Boy(2)-seent1)" hob(2) sut}{1}-seen(i) påta). Madan, the i sen food Inšiny is very fresh,
60. A. (AnỲ () at mehla Ph J47
31. Ning(1)-gwaw(3)(1) bay. [21
(ingaw
falz)-(2)hadi Jah0).
Bring it here and let me have a look at 11.
312
hah(1)
Neel1)-de(1)
Ev Radio
(3)Team (9)bang - (3)loung tauti)-gaw(3)_{3}yee. (1)ngun-izeen-
(21
dollars twenty cents.
Altogether thes cost
Leven
J8 A. (2)Noy (2)maye-duh(1) meet1)-ych ahsangil)-gwaw(2) ah (3) Whist frult have you bought?
39, B. (2)New (imsaye-doh!2) deef1) chaang(3), (1)ping-gwaw(2), baw(1)-(1)law. hemg(1)-dreeoo(1) 131int-Jee(1). I (1)toong deelt) have bought some oranges, apples. pineapple, bananas letres.
and POTS
40. { (2)Ngaw) (3)yau (2) maage- ilah(2) (2)lemg-gaw(3) (3)shook (3) mook-gwahl 11-ab(2) leting(3) gel$3). And I love also bought two ripe papayas-very nice ones.
4). Gum(3) daw(11 (3)yerg #hong(2)-RWAW(2), gau(3) (1)m gau(3) af 312 Le there a sufficient Vamety of fruit?
42. A. Gau!3) lok(3), Yes
Toaye(3) dawli) Tok(3). Too many kinds,
farers
44 {2}Nay Jollow (2) dee(1) zósanngili-gwaw(2) (3)up (13). Geen)=kuet(3)-(3jgwal, (3)dzau höń- 12, nus(3) (3)ue-(3)hay dee(1) 12)vel wht3). When you have put The fruit the refrigerator, you had better go to prepare things.
(To be continued)
14
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Alleged Exporting Offence
The case involving
a large quanlity of radio equipment which first came before Mr P. V. Dodge at the Taipo Court en May 4 was transferred to Kow- loon Court and presented before Mr Winter this morning.
Defendants in the cuse arc Tang Won, 32, 1:ary driver, of 41 Main Road, Sheung Shui, and Cheung Chuen, 20, torry at- tendant, of 442 Shanghai Street, ground floor,
They are jointly charged with attempting to export prohibited goods and two counts of unlaw- ful possession.
When they first appeared be- fort Mr Dodge, the defendants faced one count of attempting to export prohibited goods. was alleged that on May 2, radio transmitting valves, 100
21 40
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the border. On
defendants the
second bufore.
Mr Dodge, appearance the Poliec proferred a charge of unlawful possession of 200 radio valves, valued at $8,000, said to be the property of the Military were found
authorities, which
in the Man Kam To car park, Defendants were then remanded on hail of $25,000 each,,
When defendants again ap- peared before Mr Dodge on May the Police preferred a unlawful of second chorge possession of two milliamperes and three amperes, the property of the Military authoritles, against them.
was
$5,000 each,
then reduced to and Mr Dodge directed that the case be trans- ferred to Kowloon Court.
This morning Mr Winter fixed the hearing of the case for the afternoon of May 10.
Fined For
Not Reporting Accident
Hul Chak-chi, 34, merchant, of Slu Ful Terrace, was fined $200 by Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central this morning for failing to report a traffic accident to the Police, in which a three. month-old baby boy received fatal injuries,
The
was
A
Established 1845
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951.
Siam's New Baby Princess Unlawful
This photo just received from Switzerland shows Siam's baby princess Ubol Ratania (Diamond Lotus) with her mother. The princess was born at Lausanne on April 6-eleven months after the marriage and coronation in Bangkok of her parents, King Phuaiphon, 24, and Queen Sikrit, 19-AP Picture.
SHIP'S MASTER FINED $700
Possession Charge Is Withdrawn
Cheung Tung-nam, 26, a clerk, of 100 Taipoo Road, second floor, who was charg- ed with unlawful possession of 690 taels of dangerous
drugs, was discharged by Mr Wicks at Kowloon this Det.-Sub- morning when Insp. A. Anderson asked permission to withdraw the. charge on the grounds of insufficient evidence.
Cheung was originally charged together with his mother, Chu Sau-ying, 49, who
suicide
Police
committed
In the Kowloon Station on
April
City
23
seven days after her arrest.
When Cheung first appeared before the Court, he was allow ed bail of $50,000, but was un- Mr to raise the money. Bblo
B.N. Cooper appeared on his behalf.
This morning Insp. Anderson
Mr
Wicks that Cheung'a Jocked mother had the key to
told room in which & quantity of
was stored
and she morphine
મ also had the keys to boxes con- taining other drugs. He added that there was only grave sus- picion against the defendant.
Mr Wicks ordered defendant's discharge and added that when- ever the Police thought it they defendant could re-arrest the
on the same charge.
A large quantity of drugs. including 220 tacks of heroin, 270 toels of crude morphine and 200 tools of morphine quinine mix- ture which were found at No. 100 floor, on Taips Road, second April 10 were ordered to be confiscated.
LETTERS ΤΟ THE EDITOR
Remarking that he considered the charges levelled against him to be serious, Mr T. B. Low at the Marine Court this morning imposed a $700 fine on Cyril Fryer, Master of the ss Louise Moller, for proceeding to sea without the number of offi cers required, and engaging a seaman without the sanction of the Director of Marine.
Defendant, who was not legally represented, s Tail". pleaded guilty to the first charge and not guilty to the second.
defendant was also ordered to pay $500 compensa-Louise Molicy was cleared for tion to the baby's father,
Hollo. He found the first mate casual-dock worker.
to be a Me Lamb who possessed Sub-Inspector J.-H. Browe-
a second mate's certificate, and of Traffe Omee,
ee, Hongkong, told
on May 6 he found that Willlam the Bench, after Hui had plead-
Duncan Moin Neil, who had no guilty
through his counsel,
certificate of competency, Chan, that about
8.10
been engaged, p.m. on April 20, the defendant
driving
a private car in Morrison Hill Road. and when opposite house No 70, he knock- cd down 12-year-old
girl carrying a baby on
her back. The baby was fatally injured.
After the accident, however, Hul stopped his ear, and took in the two children. He took them
from little
way dropped
包 dront of and gave the girl $4.
Defendant said that he had inferred from conversations in the Marine Department and from a letter from the agents that special permission had been obtained for the engagement of the first mate,
William
Nell,
March.
tests and was not considered t for the post.
Asked what he had to say. Nell replied that he understood permission had been given him over the telephone by Captain
The pause that refreshes
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д.т.
FRIDAY, MAY 11 By Alr
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Siom, Burma India, Pokaler, Middle East, Africa, Öreat Britala, Europe, 3 p.m., B.O.A.G.
Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, B p.m., B.O.A,C.
8.N. Borneo, Australla, New Zen- land, p.m.. Q.E.A.
Formosa, 8 p... H.K, Alwayn.
By Surface Macao, a.m.; 4.30 p.m., ■s Hu Men/Lee Hong,
Philippines, 3 pm., as Herthod. BĄTURDAY, MAY 12 Dy Air Philippines, Guam, Hawaii, USA, Canada, 8 a.m., via P.A.L. Formosa, 3 p.m., C.A.T. Slam, Malayo, Indonesia, tralia.
P.O.A.B.
Zealand, $ New
Aus- p.m..
Japan, Korea, 6 p.m., 3.0.A.C.
By Surfaco Macao, B.; 4.30 p.m., as Hu Men/Lee Hong.
China, Peoples Republje, · 0.30 1.3. p.n., tram via Canion.
Malaya, Ceylon. Madagascar. In- dia. Middle East, Great Britais, Europe, Noon, as Canton. Four
Canada (Parcels only), is American Mail.
the special Passengers ag Festival bus services will receive "Souvenir" tickets like this in return for their fares. Inches long and one tuch wide. they are in orange, mauve, blue and green (above), according in fare value.
London Express Spice
HK
Trade
With China
(Continued from Pare 1}'
would do all she could to per- sunce
like countries
Ceylon and Indonesia to put embargoes on the export of supplies which might be of use as war poten-
China tial to
at the farliest possible moment.
. Mr Dugdale said, he de- precated the tendency in some quarters to make light of the role and part played by Hong against Communism.
2 p.m.,
Japan. 3 p.m.. m Santhies, Indo-China, 2 p.m., a Pronto. France (Parcels only), 2 p.m., ss Shillong.
Radio Hongkong
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Summary: 1.02
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0.00, Programme "Great Expectations" By Charles
Part 3: .“Barnard's Inn" (BBCTS): 430, Cantonese By Radio Given By Mis Loo Wal Lan And S.K. Lea (Studio): 0.50. Organ Solos By Edoard Commette: 7.00, New Con- cert Orchestra: 7.30, No 10 In The Series Presented By The Brilld Courell (Bludio); 8.00, World News Ала News Analysin (London Relay): 8.15, A Vocal Recital By Richard Crooks (Tenor); 830, "Much
In The Marah". With ling Richard Murdoch And Kenneta Horne (BBCTS) 8.00, ——"From The Editorlak (Recorded Relay): 9.10. Weather Itaport; 9.11, "Music Lovers Hour Classical Requests, Prn- sented By Curtis Hindson (Studio); 10.18. The Spell" Fairy Comedy My Bernard Duffy. (BBCTS); 10.40 Peler Yorke And 7 Concert (London Relay); Orchestra: 11.00, Radio Nows Beel Goodnight
Persian Nationalism kong and Malaya in the fight Music: 11.50. Weather Report. God
Sir, Your editorial Com- ment of the Day-Twisting the clear
entity. latter
was
a
In
no
There had been some eritl- cism In the past year that they were giving aid and comfort to the enemy in Korea,
When the debate ended there was no vote.
Mr Shinwell then made a statement an his earlier pass- OVCT B
age with Mr Churchill remark he made about General MacArthurr.
Save The King: 21.30, Closa Down.
Cheero Club Lawn
14
B
What is in 7 Not C. D or B. m is 1. 60 B-in married" to alster and ọ to D's sister. Hence that
is the teacher. It follows
Work on the sowing of a analysis and correct appraisal
Cheera of the situation in Persia with,
lawn in front of the "I should like to however, too much emphasis on
stress in Club and the Troops Leave the word "Nationalist", thus im
adjoining It on the strongest possible terms Centre Referring to the first charge, The Magistrate found Fryer
parting, perhaps, that the cause
that we are wholly apprecia- | Murray
Parade Ground Mr W. R. Hillyer. Senior guilty as charged and imposed of the trouble is the natural
tive of the sacrifices that thehas started. When finished, people of both these countries the lawn Marine Officer, who prosecuted, la fine of $500 on the first count awakening of a people to, lis
will
present said that on March 27 the and $200 on the second.
made have
in the common an attractive plot of green af part
your
cause", he said.
outside the huis and will break Duncan Main
editorial did not serve to correct, charged with proceeding to sea indeed it has reinforced, the im-
The people of Malaya, parti- the monotony of an otherwise
bare open space. chpression that sincere and-per-cularly t the rubber producers, on the Louise Moller on 27 without being
suffered many heavy possessed of the required corti haps blind-patriatism was the had
certi-
di
INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION real cause
Persia, casualties, They were working unrest ficate, entered a plea of guilty.
concluded that the Soviet very hard day in and day out We have only two clues, but had
Mr Hlyer said that
as you
they tell us all we need to know: on March
on the Persian scene producing rubber. These people apparition on
NAME VOCATION WIPE 22 defendant prezented himself would only be brought about by
were going to suffer quite con- at the Marine Department
siderably by the new restric- examination for a certificate of the resulting effects of the pre-
sent agitations: "Impulsive action tions, competency as acting first mate. halts production, creates unem He passed his eye-sight test but ployment and opens the way to failed on the oral and written calculated Soviet Infiltration".
You have placed the horse behind the carriage, dealing with On the second charge Mr
incident that bears Hillyer stated that, on May
similarity with the problem of when the articles of the
the hen and the egg which would Louise Moller were submitted IT.P. Hamlin
have excused a confusion. was discovered that certain
The only instance where you
nce wher changes had been made in the Nell if he wanted to give evi-
The Magistrate then
have
synthetic hinted to the The baby died a little later,
The
character of this Nationalistic up- crew,
declaration for dence to support his statement, surge was you this word im- General's military capacity. for fint mills and the Police were noufled, dated March 27, showed that
your reference to an Indeed Defendant was contacted at 5 Nell had
whereupon defendant replied "ergy", been engaged on a.m. the following day and taken March 23,
that he wished for an adjourn piles an aberration of all to Eastern Police Station.
Defendant cald that his vessel ment of the case to enable him and of digalty and "an orgy of at reason, of ethics, of sincerity In a plea of mitigation, Mr
arrived here on March 22, the Chan
stated
feeling" is indeed to that after the Thursday before Good Friday,
nationalist children had alighted from his
and that the first mate had
be understood as a prostitution vehicle, his client drove over to
of this feeling by a calculated tendered his resignation. On see a friend.
After that, he
scheme devoid of any Idealistic the following day he received
sentiment. went to the Police Station to
a letter from the ship's owner
There is one other remark I report the
incident to Eastern stating that the present mate
should like to make, en passant, Traffic Office shortly after mid-was to be relieved and Neil
about this editorial. You have night, but found no one there. signed
written "The time once was Mr Chan said that his cilent Marca 20 with effect as of
The Gazette announced this when we should have had no was very sorry for what had
On March 25, Easter Sunday, morning that Dr R. M. Alderton hesitation in sending happened,
gunboat and
offered his con- he understood Nell had joined has furnished HE the Governor up the Persian Gulf, but tha dolences
dead child's
the ship but did not see him satisfactory evidence of his tem- day is long past". The parents. Hul also offered $200
second until March 27 while berthing porary appointment to the office port of this phrase, allows me, as compensation to them.
Inspector Browett said that made fast by 10.30 am. He kong of the London Missionary me if I am wrong to infer that in Laichikok. The vessel was of Sendor Missionary in Hong-belleve, and you will forgive the Inspector on duty at Eastern-pro
the proceeded to Hongkong to wind Society, during Police Station during the re- -levant tine-sold he had-no-re--|
ย
scene.
in
to
the
the off
them
tram
stop,
_up
22.
his business anxi returned
to call
witnesses. Mr
asked
Low
adjourned the case until tomor- row, Neil being on bail of $500,
BECOMES SENIOR MISSIONARY
sense
absence it is Impregnated with regret.
cord of any report made by the to the ship at 6 p.m. Discover the Colony of Dr F, Rif you did express regret of t defendant about the accident ing that there was no prospect of fog he decided to all im- in-mediately in
Lyemun Pass before dusk, but North Point before reaching the pass and he Wharves Dividend
that night.
The compensation
was
creased on an application of Ng Lai-shu, the baby's father, and
this was agreed to by Hul.
Draw For Govt
the
Bonds
Order
to
clear
unfortunately fog came down
returned to Luichikok. He did not sail again until 3:40 a.m.;
the next day.
appointed attached Governor has
to
at
Tshould respectfully voice the i opinion that you would then be not consistent with the attitudo you have taken in other circum- Konces, with regard to the Korean affair, for instance.
P. DE L
Appointments
Mr Churchill ld be accepted that what Mr Shinwell had sold did not reflect upon the
Reuter.
15 bo banker: D, the chemist: T. the doctor.
The chemist is Mr. Dostor,
London Express Service.
CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Answers 1. The words, 2. No. 3. The Philippine Islands. 4. By or in itself. 5. It's a dark fint used
in pottery. 0.
Soho,
SIDE GLANCES
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By Galbraith
A
At a meeting of the Director Government of North Point Wharven, Ltd., held today, it was decided to NOT SIGNED OFF
recommend to the shareholders Defendant continued that he ** discovered that the old mate general meeting to pay
the forthcoming
annuai Notification was given in the had not been signed off and dividend of 60 cents per share
Government appointments an- Gazette this morning that HE new : une signed on. - It wha
nounced MB | free, of tax, for the year ended
in the Gazette thin found that form ENG 2A W March 31, 1951,
morning were as follows: Friday, June 10, 1881, as the
Articles of
Mr Tom Yuk-tsun to perform day
on which bonds of the 1934 Agreement with a memorandum
the duties of a Sub-Inspector Fond 1940 Loan. Issues shall be matructing him to sign the
of Schools; Mr James Dunbar drawn to the value of one formar first mate off and the A 19-yem-old married wo-
Member Of the twenty-fifth of the amounts is new one on He then made out man, Fung Dip, belleved to Have Au sted. The bonds so drawn will the form on the same day after sustained fractured
pine Authorised Architects Ing Committes, vice be redeemed on July 15, 1931; his deparate from Hongkong when she jumped or fell from 9. Crichton, resigned; and Mr The drawing will be held in and that -plthough he should the steand floor of 216 Hennessy Tam Kam-wai to be a Director the Office of the Accountant | have infcraned the Marine De- | Road"shortly after 7.30 · this of the Widows" and. Orphana Central Prince's Building, Ice partment, he had forgotten all morning was rushed to Queen Fensions, vioo the late Mr. Ng But, Dad, all I want is a hamburger after the show--- Hours Street, at 2.80 p.m. about the papers.
Mary Hospital for treatment. Chak-wing.
It's either inflation, or starvation!'
to bo
sulting
Con-
Mir 'J.
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