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JOHN CLARKE'S
CASEBOOKE
Life In A Vacuum
[AMES' lives in a kind of
JAME
vacuum of which he is
the architect. To be archi-
anything
of
RO
teet
A certain -negative needs
skill and a great deal of determination. James has successfully applied both.
At an age-ho is in the ear- ly 40s when most men are in- trigued, exasperated or cx- hlorated by the problems life
James sets, before them,
has
decided life holds no problems at all that cannot be evaded. The farthest he is prepared to go in the battle to live is Inhale and
exhale air.
to
to
15***** man of good phy- |
sirque, not backward mentally,
₪1
robust-looking
MINI, with
thinning, santly hair and deep-
sel untroubled eyes. Ho
SIDE GLANCES
1-8
1. Pỗ mag. 14. M. FOR
brought into the dock at Great, 1961 By NCA Barrier, dra
Marlborough Street the
other
morning to answer a charge of
wandering abroad and lodging
in the open air.
SOHO COMPLAINT
A policeman
went into
the
witness-box ant said ta the magistrate, Mr Paul Ben- result of com- nett, VC: "As
a
plaints received at the station, I went at 0.15 last night to a car park in Soho. I found tho accused asleep in the back of car. When I roused him and got him out of the car, he said: I always sleep here. I direct- et him to the nearest place of
that?" was
the
magistrate asked.
CHINA MAIL
By Galbraith
"It's been a grand school year no far-I've had a date for everything but the last meeting of the Science club!"
Court Action Involves Medicinal Seeds
And Damages
An action involving a claim for the return of 382 bags of medicinal seeds, and damages was brought by the Fung Fu Company, of Room 303A Kai Ming Building, 6 Queen's Road Central, mer- chants, against the Wo Loong Hing firm, of 43 Des Voeux Road West, godown keepers, before Mr air he said: "I always sleep in Justice T. J. Gould at the Supreme Court this
"Baker Street," said the off- eer. "Ile refused to go there.
So James was arrested, and when he was charged at the police station with wandering abroad and sleeping in the open
car in a car park,"
"What do you want to say to me now?" the magistrate ask- r'd.
morning.
Plaintiffs are represented by Mr O. V. Cheung instructed by Mr P. A. L. Vine. Mr Brook A. Bernacchi instructed by Mr M. A. da Silva, is appearing for the defendants.
flrm.
At.
would not deliver out of his godown my bags of seeds with- out the consent of the plaintiffs so long as they held the godown warrant on the seeds, It was also agreed that Mr Lee give the plaintiffs a new godown warrant
"Nothing." James answered.
HAPPY? NO WELL, I'll have to convlet "WEL
you." sald Mr Bennett, He turned to the police officer. In his opening, Mr Cheung "Is anything known about told the Court that towards the him?" he asked.
end of July, 1950, the Victory
Mr Chao waited many days "The Intest that was
known Company borrowed $20,000 from for the warrant, When it did about James was that already the plaintiffs. As security, the not come, he became suspicious, this year he had spent a month plaintiffs a godown warrant for saying he would take Police
Victory
tory Company offered to the end wrote to the defendants, in prison for sleeping rough in the streets of
412 bags of seeds stored in the action if they did not comply London. The
Counsel magistrate called in Mr Mor- godowns of the Wo Loong Hing with their agreement.
said his ellents gan, his probation officer.
eventually "This man seems to be
On August 13, Countel went on, found out that on September 22, and hale, and hearty, Mr Mor- his clients wrote to the Victory 1050, the defendents had
delivery order tan," he said. "Do you
know Company asking for repayment cepied a
at the loan on the 18th, which the Victory Company without anything about him?
of the godown "Yes, sir." the probation off-was the date due in the agree- the production cer said. "He's the sort of manment. The Victory Company re- warrant.
His clients Diso asking for a further
discovered loo plied by It much trouble even to draw his extension of the payment unt that the defendants in fact soll 10 bags of seeds on behalf of national assistance money. He's the end of the month.
the Victory Company, which, he SALE OF SEEDS had a great deal of help from The plaintiffs were not satisẞed sart, was in breach of the agree- all kinds of people he's been sent to job after job, but he with this request, and on the ment.
16th, in accordance with the Kearing is proceeding. won't do any work."
The magistrate turned to agreement, they arranged for the James again, doesn't sound sale of 30 bags of seeds from the yas sent to the a very happy life you lead," he godown. A foki said. "Are you happy?"
"No,"
who sometimes Ands
said James, and indeed
he Uld not look it.;
7 DAYS' BOARD
Bennett.
say
ac- from
Show
Cugat
At HKFC
godown office with the godown warrant, and a delivery order (or the bags was sent to the defend- ants. The 30 bags were taken out and sold by the plaintiffs, WE'RE always prepared to Mr Cheung went on to
help people," sald Mr that on September 7, his clients
but you don't seem in pursuance
under- of the
the Vic with standing
reached tory Company-sent their fok! to the
defendants
of another five bags. On this
A magnificent sound system believe occ
the clerk at occasion,
the
relayed the music so well that what his ears informed he hall
lold the fok! that down office said.
he had to make an endorsement every nuance was felt: on the
to be in need of help,"
"I am, sir," James said.
"In what way?" **
once more
"A job, sir, I'd like a job," and he looked for a moment as godown asking for the delivery
if he could
scarect
The magistrate looked
wards Mr Morgan.
1
דיי
to-
a delivery
sup- prison doesn't really mean any-
thing more to this man
than
the fact that he's looked after
NO
KO-
The Xavier Cugat show was heard to best advantage at the Hongkong Football Club grounds on Sunday night when many thousand rhumba fans packed
the stands,
The show was presented from warrant in respect of a specially erected stage, built
of 55 bags of seeds to face pose," he said, "that going to on September 4.
one portion of the stands so that every member of the sudience had a direct DELIVERY The clerk, Counsel continued, view. Half an hour before both and better off than sleeping was told there had been no de performances began, the stands
Tho and seats were fully occupied. September 4. Hvery
Xavier Cugat and his wife "That is so. sir." Mr Morgan foki then asked for the godown obliged autograph hunters who said. "Prison's just board and
warrant back, but the clerk tools lodging to him."
it with him into an inner office. stormed them.
The show will be repeated at The magistrate sighed. Ho A check with the plaintiffs' sent James to prison for seven office by the fold showed no the Club grounds again tonight
delivery had been made and tomorrow night.-AC, on September 4 an alleged.
In
a car-park?"
days.
It was a cruel sentence cruelly short.
such
110
Mr Cheung bold the, foki re- Gen Clark Due
ported the matter to his
em-
ployers, who contacted .the
PWD_ARCHITECT defendants at their office. Mr This, Afternoon
com-
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The ballot, conducted
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The successful plicants will be issued with loenses on Thursday for the sale of flowers. toys, aerated water and cocked food,
Successful Plea By Counsel
"This young man
been has misfortune" re- dogged with marked Mr P. J. Grifths before Mr Hin-shing La at Central this morning, when he appealed on behalf of a returned confidential banishee, Hummy Chu, 29 year- old retive of Shanghai.
Defendant who was banished in August last year, returned
Macao from
in February thla year. He was arrested in Wong Nel Chung Gap on March 18.
Mr Griffiths said that Chu returned to the Colony after receiving a letter from his wife, who was distraught with worry over their seriously ill four-year- old son. A doctor's certificate and the letter were produced in court by Defence Counsel.
Concluding his submission. Me Griffiths sald that in view of the facts he submitted that a warn» Ing from the bench would sufflee, coupled with expulsion to Macao. Del. Sub-Insp. Smith raised no objection to counsel's subenission and Mr Le romanded defendent for three days in Police custody pending arrangements for bis passage to Macao.
False Report
Of Attorney-General
As Queen's Counsel
The admission of Mr Arthur Ridehalgh, Attorney-General of Hongkong, as one of Her Majesty's Counsel for Hongkong took place át a ceremony at the Supreme Court this morning when the Fall Court sat to welcome and admit Mr Ridehalgh within the Bar,
The Full Court comprised the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice E. H. Williams, and the Puisne Judges, Mr Justice T. J. Gould and Mr Justice C. W. Reece,
Judge A.D. Scholes, Victoria long enough to convince us that District Court Judge, and Judge this honour is well R.W.S.
of
upon taking silk.
deserved.
COLLEAGUES TRIBUTE
Winter, Kowloon Dis-On behalf of the Bor, I con- trict Court Judge. were also gratulate my learned friend present.
Among the large gathering of members of both branches
The Solicitor General, Mr the leged profession and of the Hooton, said: My Lords, per- Legal Department were thehaps this is the only occasion following, who eat at Counsel's when on the appearance of the table.
-The Attorney-General learned Attorney-General before (who wore full-bottomed wig), your Lordships that it is scarce- the Hon. Leo d'Almada, QCy fitting for him to address (President of the Hongkong your Lordships on behalf of his Bar Association), Mr John own Department, and therefore McNeill, QC, Mr A Hooton falls upon me to associate his (Solleitor-General), Mr Percy learned colleagues and Crown Chen, Mr Brook A. Bernacch! Counsel with what has fallen and Mr E. S. C. Brooks (Pre- from your Lordships in wel- sident of the Incorporated Law, coming Society of Hongkong).
gistrar), and Messra Edwards and C., M. (Clerks of the Court).
WELCOMED
After the Registrar had read the Letters Patent calling the Attorney-Gerveral
within
the
Allorney-General within the Bar of this Colony.
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MONDAY, MARCH 21 By Air
(Seattle
From The Filos
100 Years
Ago
We have again. to mention several
piracies 514
occurred in
of the Colony.
having
the neighbourhood
A jorge Fokien junk, which arrived in the harbour on Thursday last, reported having been twice attacked pago down
011 her
the coast-once
on the 10th, by three piratical junks, when she was pillaged of $750 in silver, $450 worth of clothing, 4 guns, and a quantity of bedding, the pirates. at the same time carrying off two of her crew; and again the follow- day, Just outside the Ly-yu-moon.
ing
On the 14th, a
way
fishing-bout earried away, with the owner, his wife, daughter, and two men, none of whom have since been heard of.
On the
two
10th, while Ashing-boats were in company off Chung-chow; - one of them was seized by pirates; but, in this case three of the crew escaped by jumping overboard, The rest,
have hatever,
not been seen since.
A large flect of mandarin
Junks is cruising outside, and something
effectual might prob-
ably be pression
done IT the sup-
of piracy, were our
authorities to act in conjunction with the Chinese, as they would be able to point out the real offenders. On
17th,
(Satur- On the day) while a boat from I.M.S. Philippines, N. Borneo. 4.30 p.m. were off Ngah-chow, they heard Spartan and the police-boat
some firing in the direction of Taitan,
and on entering the Lay, were met by nine mandari junks, who sald' they had just sunk a pirate vessel, but that the pirates had escaped On shore the probabillly, however, being that her own crew had. scuttled her, rather than permit to fall into the hands of the mandarins.
USA.. Formosa, Western States: Canada, 6 p.m.. I.K.A./N.W.A.L.
Japan. a p.in., 1.0.A.C.
By Auriace Hong/Tak Shing.
Macao, 9 a.m.; 4 p.m..
Sitting below the Bench were It is only proper and right that Mr d'Almada (Registrar), Mr Her Majesty's Attorney-General William C. Low (Deputy Re-should take his rightful piace G. 5. within the Bar of the Calony. Leung The responsibilities and high privileges of this office need no emphasis from me. It is not only the
y-General wel C.P.A. learned Attorney- are welcoming today: it is our teamed friend Mr Ridehalgh, We the have, like Mr d'Almoda, known Bar, the Chief Justice mid:
him only a short time but in that Mr Arthur Ridehalgh, it is short time we have come to look with grea! personal pleasure that I welcome you within the minister of the Crown but, as upon him not so much as the high Bar on your appointment to be head of our Chambers whore one of Her Majesty's Counsel great experience and knowledge for Hongkong.
of the law has always been at You were educated at Sed- disposal to us, and he is always bergh and Oxford and called to ready to help us in our diflculties. the Bar by Gray's Irn in June We are proud to be here to- 1920 from which date you day on the occasion of your practised on the Northern Cir- Lordships welcoming my learn- cuit unill April 1935 when you ed friend within the Bar of this were appointed Crown Attorney Colony and Magistrate in the Leeward
were
as Les
North Borneo, 3, p.m., as Pakhul, Slam. 3 p.m., as Stechen.
TUESDAY, MARCH 24 By Air
Malaya, Indonesia, Australis, New Slam. Burme, India P
Fakistan, Affies, Great Britain & Europe, 11 am, 8.0.A.C.
Indo-China, France, French North
anca-Africa. 430 p.m.. Ar Viet-
Philippines, Cuant, Hawall, USA.. Canada, 5 p.m., P.A.L
Malaya, Ceylon. Slam, Buma Pakistan. Middle East, Great Britain I& Europe, 8 p.m., B.O.A.C.
lly Burface Macab. 9 an
p.m., Hong/Tak Shing.
China, People's Republic, 0.30 a.m. train via Canton,
Mr E.S.C. Brooks said; On Islands at St Kitts
behalt of the members of the From 1939 you were Crown Incorporated Law Society, Counsel in the Gold Coast until should like to add my con- those already in April, 1948, to my fortune, you were appointed expressed upon Mr Richalgn Solicitor-General, Nigeria, where taking slik.
good gratulations
to
THE AG REPLIES
to the addresses, the
I was then Attorney-General and in 1952 you were appointed to the high office of Attorney-away-General suld i don't |
and in the Colonial
taken
am
Lee
JUNK RECOGNISED From the description given, she was recognised by some ChinesO who accompanied the police, to be the junk mentioned last week
cruising in the neighbourhood of Poo-tsol, and in rearch at which the Spartan's boat had been despatched. The expedition, therefore, after visiting the Lema, returned to this harbour on the 18h. Meanwhile the pirates had crossed over the hill, and doubtless now perfectly secure in Victoria. That most, if not all, of these piratical fleets are fitted out in this Colony, is pretty cer- taka, for scarcely any pirule-boat falls into the hands of our Indis, Pakistan, Noon, & Tatsuw authorities, but that a portion of
Strast
Indonesia. 11 - p.m.; Boende.
Wilson,
South America, Noon,
Malaya, Noon, as Mul Ann. Japan, Hawali, U.S.A..
Central Pres.
Burma. Noon, sa Noreverett.
Maru.
"Australia, New Zealand, Noon, as Tai Ping.
aro
her-crew are not identified as Hongkong men. Of those lately brought in by the Hermes, out of thirty-six handed over the Kauioong mandarin, one was
to
Audience Angers recognised as a boatmen from
Barbirolli
Manchester, Mar. 23, Sir John Barbiroil!, conduc
General, Hongkong.
In 1949, think this is an occasion when while Solicitor-General, you any lengthy speech is required were appointed one of His from me. I should like to say Majesty's Counsel for Nigeria, a that I thank all who
have Draws Crowd atting recognition of your abilil-part in or witnessed my
ties which was
within the Bar and was appreciated by
I should like to thank those who have made all who know yo
you. in a An erroneous report
such kind remarks about me. You have had a wide ex- morning paper today that the Japanese Crown Prince, Prince Perience both in private practice am quite certain that they are
Justined: Legal not entiroly Akihilo, was arriving today in the President Wilson caused a Service and I am quite certain afraid they flatter me too much, that the duties of Attorney- I would, however, Just add this: small crowd, including Japanese General and the traditions of I will to the best of my ability citizens, to converge on the offices of the American President our profession are in sure hands preserve or try to preserve the Lincs, all seeking passes to 800
and I repeat now the words I traditions of the honourable pro- board the ship.
at the opening of the fession to which we all belongtor of the Halle orchestra, be The President Wilson arrived Assizes this year "Hongkonge and also the traditions of the came angry with the audience
which I hold in this during Its Attorney-office In from Manila
She fortunate at 9 m.
Colony.
night. vin General," came from San Francisco
The Full Court The Chief Justice then called
then cd- to Manila. She has not been Japan and will call there on
upon the Attorney-General to journed. her homeward voyage. She make his declaration, and this
the Attorney-General did. leaver Hongkong tomorrow,
Prince Akihito will board the ship at Yokohama on March 30. He is travelling to London, vía the US and Canada, to attend the Coronation of Queen Eliza
beth II on June 2.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
tised
His Lordship next asked Mr Ridehaigh "Do you move?" and the Attorney-General responded by bowing to the Court.
Both Mr Justice Williams and Mr Justice Gould
associated themselves with the zemarks passed by the Chief Justice.
HIGHEST INTEGRITY
Recco sald:
Mr Justice
My
Death Of Capt
Anderson
Captain W. Anderson, well known among shipping circles Lords, like the Chief Justice, along the coast, died at the St Paul's Hospital this morning at had the privilege and pleasure the age of 70.
of working with the Attorney-
General for many years in In December 1900, he joined Mr Ridchalgh the CPR vessel, Empress of Nigeria. When
ទ័ព
the ел
裁 concert here
on
back over the four bars noise ad drowned.-Reuter,
Inst
Pedder's whart, and seven ur eight more as hangers-on about the Central Market.
IMPUDENT ROBBERY Last week we noticed that several daring attempts at rob- bery had lately been made, but on Saturday morning
in
one of the most impudent kind took place, as if the Chinaman had They applauded too soon.
a design of holding our polico And he turned
them force up to ridicule, he having waving a baton furiously and planted his ladder against shouted "Shut up."
house Wellington Street, Then he took the orchestra actually within sight of the Dre Central Station, and attempted to enter the house through the front window.
For once native constable was awako and on the alert, and gave chase, but, the
thief escaped, leaving his ladder behind him. The following night the same policeman apprehended a man carrying a ladder and a house- breaking implement,
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Was
SEAMAN ATTACKED On Sunday morning, - ̈ ̈ an found Americen among the rocks to, the castward first Naval Store, His face and clothes were covered
with
blood, and he was unable to walk, He said he belonged to the US.S. Susquehanna, and had been attacked the previous VIDUS evening by four.or ve Chinese, who first robbed him, and then threw him over the bank among the rocks.. Probably he had
intoxicated,
been
but the marka
of a scuffle having taken place were still evident on the road, and a dollar was found near the place pointed out by him. The wounded man was placed in tha hands of a native constable, who procured four coolies, to carry, him to the Civil Hospital.
came to the Legal Department Japan", at Vancouver. He Arst
arrived in the Colony in 1901. there,
靄 I was serving · ps
The next year he was trans- Old Alleynians
and naturally Crown Counsel
ferred
of the to the "Princess May into contact with him само Sir-In the Pictorial Supple- daily. I am sure that I voice which had the distinction of carrying the bulk of the gold sentiments of all ment in the issue of your China the
that Department found in Klondyke. Mall of Saturday last there is a colleagues in plcture
1903, Captain Anderson of the old Alleynlam which was a large one-when
the floating staff of (O.A.) in Hongkong who met
I say that it was not long be- served on for their annual reunion dinner fore we
him to be a the Imperial Maritime Customs, found at the Hongkong Club last week. man of the highest integrity and just prior to his death he I observe that you wrongly and reliability;
was in command of the sa in one who, us old boys of spite of his industrious applica. Kwongtung, described them Alleyn's School whereas they tion to his dulles, was ready Hongkong run. are the old boys of Dulwich and willing at all times, to co College. All pupils of Dulwich
with and assist his Operate College are known as qld fellow officers In every Way Alleynians (O.A.), The Alleyn possible. It is not surprising School is of course founded at that it was a matter of great later date by the same founder | personal pleasure. to learn of Edward Alleyn but it is at an | hla. appointment as Attorney- entirely different institution and General and
I am therefore the past pupils of the Alleyn very happy to be able to as-
Pulsan, Mar, 23. School are always described associate myself with my brother Pusan's American fire chief, Will you kindly make the judges in offering congratuin- Major Robert O'Neal, today res tions to Mr. Aldchaigh on his ported that three fires, which necessary correction. being appointed one of Her swept through the city's busi
H. C. LEE:
for Hong-ness quarter last night, caused Majesty's Counsel
damago catimated at more than Hon: Léo d'Almada said: $500,000. My Lords, wo of the Bar in The biggest are, which broke
arg have not had the pri Hongkor.g vilege of knowing the learned out near the American Post: Ex- change, destroyed several Korenri Attorney-General as long as my business buildings and raged out Lord the Chief Justice or Mr of control for two hours, being Justics Reece have, but the short checked just sort of United 'time he has been here has been Nations installations Reuter..........
Chao of the plaintiffs Ar told
defendants APPOINTED Mr Lee of the
General Mark Clark, United pany that they had no right in Nations Supremo in Korea, accompanied by Mrs Clark, ard making any, such'endorsement. London, Mar. 22. A recent
A Policeman was called, but due to arrive by air from Saigon Alleyn Q.B. colonial service is that of on being told the circumstances this afternoon. They are travel appointment
US Army trans William Elder Levle of Gayan of the affair, he pointed out it lag in a Road, Harrow, Middlesex, i was a civil matter, and left the plane, and will be guests of His Excellency the Governor and bo a PWD architect in Hong promises.
Granthem
during their kong.
Later, Counsel went on, Mr Lady Chao met Mr Lee in a more stay.
They will be met at the airport Man's Fatal Fall cordial atmosphere, and agreed the Commander., British over a cup of tea that Mr. Leo by
Forces, Lieut-Gen. Sir Terence
A Chinese who was painting Afrey, and Mr D, R. Colbourne, the outside of Queen's Building Printed and published by: WILLIAM ALICK GRINIAM for ADC to the Governor, Gen. Clark this morning, accidentally fell to 17-gun the street from the third floor, and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limfied at 1-3 will be honoured with
and was killed. Wyndham Street, City of Victori, in the Calony of Honghong | malute.
Mr Levie Balls for Hongkong by the RMS Corfu on April 2,
Our Own Correspondent.
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Serious Fires In Pusan
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. Stockholm had weather.-Reulőt,
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