CHINA MAIL
Gaitskell Warns Eden
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Government supporters cheer- ed Mr Selwyn Lloyd, making his first speech in the House 18 Foreign Secretary, as he began The Anal speech for the Govern-
ment.
SELWYN LLOYD'S IDEA
Mr Lloyd said it might be a good thing If, with the "upproval of both sides, there could be established
demilit: rised
zones Rome bedles of the United
any such thoughts at such an hended the prize he had 50 Nallons derivation to keep the varly stage, for he was only 43. ¦ recently held in his hands-his | peace in the frontiers.
STEADY
YET in those yours
late succeNT.
Burd h achieved what many meu
for strive after
years
Lunger From the humblest bes ginnings, he had built a career that
Bleri credit, and it family on a home time
were
both happy
He was 14 when he went to work as an odd-job boy in Brin
tha!
manufactured: At 43. hc igarettes worker! For the same firm, his servier continuous, except for the vraes in which the war took ¦
Babti www
stilt i
Riviera Police
Arrest Suspect Jewel Thief
He added he put his idea for- word to the Secretary-General (Mr Dag Hammarskjøld) when he was in London About 10 years ago.
The Foreign Secretary knew
he there were difficulties but thought this might be e prac- let method of preventing in- cidents and reprisals.
When the Russian dealings in arms beruine known, he said.
I approaches were made a more
than t
jever do the Soviet
Cannes, Jan. 24. French pulco have arrested a | Union.
In all that time he did nothing . 17-year-old youth who may be "The answer was unpromling, schauth aut suditers brilliane the notorious "Tarzan of the It was quite ckør they were not Huwed itself, but perhaps in da Cote d'Azur", it was announced
stop 'ting prepared to
the wary, his steady seryler was #s tonight.
balance in this way in the Valuable to the firm Tus the
Middle East," a purta amel
soriniz
of these
The youth was caught while possessing more particular skills climbing into the bedroom of u and greater amblium
was found to
BY
ROUTINE
Cates villa and
1
in possession of a burglar's
Y the age of 43, Iobert was toolkit
Coming, with the overtim
The problem had been more difficult by calculated reprisuda on the part of Istiel."
or the Baghdad pact Mr
effort
Cure
Awn
to
Lloyd said "it is constructive to create stability and that he did about £12 a week, The police said he could be
development in thet and though the money. seemed the agile jewel thief who has part of the world." never to be quite enough hcurried out eight mujor jewel
"We havo
desire 120 and his wife inade it suffelent robberies on the Riviera in the exercise any sort. of compul- for their three children.
Junt five montis, including a
upon any Arab state to Then, one evening recently. $20,000 travel fr ex-Queen | join
pact," be the Baghdad as Robert was leaving his work. Elizabeth
Greece. DI
Ils aderd. he was stopped t the door.
closely method
Mr Lloyd called the conflict "Houline cheek,” somebody saidh,
of the wanted
141 315) and the Arab Jerich
DANTWOOR added.-- United states Ele most battling and perplexing problem the British Cloveri int had ever had to deni with. It was not just n political strategic problem: and
working
Battlesl Bexl moment pritetised, Tarz 1" fingers were dicking over the
Pross Robert's working
prekel: clothes,
"What's theart voce sold. R.bert bright from frouser pocket a clumsily wrap- ped parrel vontadeing 210 of the Arm's cigarettes,
PERQUISITES
Bow Street, next morning.
A he tended guilty to steal-
ing
elsenettes ready to his hand,
What
Tray
Charged With
Robbery
የና
humau
'I Aray
Trally paych slogical one.
COMPROMISE NEEDED
Mr Loy continued "The British Governinent and I stand the signrette4 from his
teompletely by the statement of employers.
Fong Ping-fal, altas Tau Ka- the Prime Minister that a settle "The
wandker bese, alia- 1 Wing. abes I ment mut consist of a coin- where he Yug. 27. unemployed, < 304
promise beb worked, work they asked the Temple Street,
Iwa extreme was position. iringistrate, Me Bertram Reeve, reminded for three days by Mr It clearly unlikely that
at Central tits i ws mug on a change of robbery, around
We 420 ge! them together the table 10 the linin diate future and there.
"Oh, yes, m." said the police officer in charge of the ease. He, went on to speak of Hubert's
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eckleft,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1956.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
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肌いいいい
T.K. U. & Port
CH, 1968 by NGA Baryton, Nvm.
"Oh, let's land Fred and Marge the money they need.
George! You know how hard it is for us to take ours of
Leper
our own bills!"
SHEAFFERS
ADMIRAL
ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN
ATTEMPT TO CIRCUMVENT
JUDGMENT, OPINION
The Acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice J. R. Gregg, in a written opinion delivered in the Supreme Court this morning stated that he was satisfied that the affirmation of the second defendant, dated October. 1955, was an attempt to circumvent the judgment of the Puisne Judge, Mr Justice C. W. Reece.
His Lordship said: "In my opinion the Judge's findings as to liability for the mortgage debt is clear and unambiguous. He has found clearly that the plaintiffs have not been repaid the principal aums due to them in respect of their one-third shares of the mortgage debt and, has therefore entered judgment for the plaintiffs; and ordered an account to be taken,"
liberty
MGA
A motion was brought by j shl, all of No 88C Bonham Road; | its whereabouts in Jiquary, plaintiffs for an opinion of the and Wong Tsz-isang represent- 1954. The receipt copy. Ex. A Court that on the taking of ing the estate of Wong Hop, is dated November 7, 1942. Ho
deccased. accounts in accordance with the
states in affect that when he Judgment of Mr Justice Reece,
discovered the whereabouts of Br Brook A. Bernacchi, dated July 20, 1954, defendenti
the original recept from which D. Szeto of EX.A is apparently taken hp were not at
to be heard Instructed
by Mr
and Company.arked its holder to say or affirm that the plain-Mesta Brutton
to give it to for the plaintiff. asked its holder to give it to him. had been repaid the prin- appeared ripal
Second and third defendants in
but that his request was refused. sus due to them
Mr Patrick Eventually, represented respect of cne-third share in the were
however, sometime Yu, on the instructions of Mr F. mortgage due to the plaintiffs.
La Gr presumably utter
Reces
སཱ་ Plaintiffs were Wong Tan Zimmern. First, fourth and fifth had delivered his judgment, an Pul-king. widow representing dendants were not represent-
4
written
alleged copy only of g. naid
the estate of her husband Wong ed by Counsel Chi, and Wong Hon, both of JUDGE'S OPINION
His No. 87 Des Voeux R:ad West
Lordship's Defendants were Shum Shi, | opinion was is follows; allas LA Shum-shi, married This is an application under woman; LI Ka-shu, allas Ll
Order 30 Hule 52 of the Code Chung-po; Li Ka-ngok; Li Ka- of Civil Procedure for the opinon of this Court on, A matter arising on
and an 'account- inking beture
Not To Be Caned Appeals Judge Decides
Mr Justice James Wicks in the Appeals Court this morning struck off an order for 12 strokes of the cane imposed by a Magistrate on a pick- pocket suffering from leprosy.
The appellant, Lam Ho, had been given two years and 12 strokes by Mr T. Creedon for larceny from the person.
In his appeal, Lam told his Lordship that the sentence as a whole was not excessive. But, he said, he was suffering from leprosy and he did not think he could stand corporal punishment.
Lam added that he had bad proof against them at all. His no money by which he could Lortship tip them that the cblain treatment, so on the evidence was that they were spur of the moment be decided | seen jostling people in a crowd to obtain the money unlawfully There was ample evidence upon and thus committed the which the Magistrate could con- affener
vict.
the Court, Mr Desmond Mayne,
fn reply to n question
from
Ad unsuccessfully against the three- Crown Counsel, stated that oft r
year sentence passed on him for three counts of Larceny from person,
the wilc told that sentence he received appeared to be a proper one.
the Magistrate had passed the
entence, it was discovered the prisoner
suffering from the disease.
Mr Mayne said he understood Last the Magistrate had since
October 10, 1955, al 23 Lan Four fore has been our objective: written a note to the effect that
Ile story "There are children Defendant 13 allegasi, <}} aged 15, 14 and 12," he sold.
to bring them to the "They dont smoke
point of
be supported Lar's oppeul in houd, Bird floor, being together
discussion some other ume, shit the magistrate.
Dick, Soviet with Yi Ping and Tui
way, sofar as
the corporal punist interventione hus
not "I don't know, str." the police- alias Tsul Tsung-ylu, alius Ro-
ment was concerned. man answered, looking as if the bert Taul, to have robbed Tsui helped
Asked about the appellant's question had
ww I think put him off his Sou-ngor of
Bul US
have to HK $2,000
$2,093, Us
freatment. Mr Mayne said he stroke. "This man was allowed $400 M$4,000, one platinum cita-
persevere."
understood that lepers had Arst "We have to try and keep the class facilities for medical trent- he mood fings 50 cigarettem is werk free."
two pairs of peace on the frontiers and get thug werd on, "and venalit purefuse platinum diamond earrings, five
ment in prison. 100 ut trade rales."
go.ng." Mr Lloyd gol: bracelets. Ove gold negotiations Ice 30 children's gold Anger.added -Reuter. rings, three gold bars, a camera,
THE PENSION
THAT do his employers
"He's
Say?"
bern dismissed,
a lathy's gold wrist watch, three
.
of gentlemen's wrist watches, four
course, and lost a pension that gold coins, and a comb sot with Radio Hongkong
would have amounted to two gold inp, to a total value thirds of his pay."
$28,550.
the event you have been
waiting for....
the annual SALE at
uf
Paquerette's
of course!
is due to commence
To-morrow, 26th January
with
the usual, genuine reductions
all Departments
Relay):
cuss
Report; 7. Tune Signal and The sentence,
review
or
given nine months for house. breaking and commiiting felony; and Chan Ping, given two and a half years for three counts of larceny from person,
Wal-hing, who appealed First Case
"PRACTISED THIEF"
hc
Of Its Kind In Hongkong
receipt was handed to the and defendant and is now exhibitedi by him with his offrmat106. Also attached to his affumNALIDA is a letter dated April 8, 1940
the mortgage addressed to written
apparently on hla (the 2nd defendant's) instruct ons; a reply thereto dated writtmi ap. the Regisparently on the instructions of
January 16, 1947,
The matter regarding which my
opinion is sought is whether, on the 5th defendant. The said account-taking, the de- I find it impossible to under
fendants
plaintif
the 2nd deferidant
to be stand why are at liberty heard or say or affirm that the knowing of the existence of the
have been repaid original of the
receipt in, Janti- 1054.
did not enter an principai
adjudged by ay Jums Reece
cece J. on 20/7/64 to be due Appearance to the writ, which
also impossible to understand
to them under an assigħment of was issued in March 1954, and mortgage dated 11/7/38.
then
If he was refured For my purpose, the relevant why even portion of Reece J's judgment, possession of the original receipt,
of it was not which judgment was given 'In a copy default of appearance by
and the obtained
secondary defendants reads as follows:
"I accept the evidence given |?pporo
鄂能
produced evidence, in, time to the entry of judgment
by the plaintiffs and am satin- |égainst him op 20/7/54. · fed that they have not been repaid the principal suma dur
to them in resocet of the 1/3
"A MERE COPY!" · "
Having failed to set alde the
shares in the mortgage debt due Judgment on the allegation that to the plaintiff Wong Horf and the writ of summons was never to the estate of Wong Chi des surved on hum, 'the grid de fi ceased. I therefore enter judg.dant now tries to show that he ment for the plaintiffs and order has in mot paid the shortgage an account to be taken of what debt by belatedly
producin
is due to the plaintiffs under mero copy of an alleged the assignment of the mortgage
dated bo
On
a
long after judgment has been given against him and the other executors concerned.
I have
carefully considered
8, 1954 the Zod. 3rd an
and 4th defendants took out a summons asking for an order the submissions of Counsel to to set aside this Judgment upon gether with the record of pros the allegation that they had ceedings in this matter, and I am never been served with the writ satisfied that the 'affirm flon (of of summons. This application the 2nd defendant dated October was dismissed and in my view 22, 1958, is an attempt to /cie. rightly so by Reece J. on cumvent the Judgment of Recco November 6, 1954. No appeal
LI
has
when
Appealing against a two-year sentence for larceny. Chung Keung pleaded that when
The proprietor, manager and was taken and no further effort In my opinion the was accused outside a tea-house Hoover Billiards Saloon, appear-made by the 2nd, 3rd and 4th mortgage debt is clear and un
two assistent managers of the to question the judgment was finding as to liability for the and arrested, the pen was not found on him. Later a detective Central this morning for offences under the will of Li Yau-chuen, that the plaintiffs have not been ed before Mr J.E. During at defendants, who are executors ambiguous. He has found clearly assaulted him outside at the Police Station in un attempt to
deceased mortgagor, arising out of alleged gambling the
until repaid the principal suma due to make him admit is guilt.
the account-taking, directed by them in respect of their 173 on pin-ball machines.
Chang Yung pao, 30. mer-Reece J., started before the shares of the mortgage debt and Mr Justice Wicks told the ap-
4yrefore the chant, of 3 Chung On Terrace, Registrar.
Word pellant that he had two pre-
was charged with keeping a
FILES REPLY
therefore is significant entered vious convictions for larvery, Mr Justice Wicks fold the common gaming house at the On September 18, 1955,
Judgment for the plaintiffs; and but that in view of what had appellant the evidence was that Hoover Billiards Scloon, Hoover the first plaintiff fled an amr-ordered an account, to be takĉen, been disclosed, he would rescind he picked a fountain pen of a Buliding, on or about January mation with the Registrar set- In view of the độef, that the the order for the strokes. The pedestrian under cover of a
17. He was also charged with ating out the amounts stated by evidence and is satisded that by Judge "accepts the plaintifs prison sentence would remain. newspaper and passed it to a breach of lleence regulations by him to be due and owing and they (the slaints) have not HK T
SENTENCE REDUCED.
woman, who disappeared in the permitting pin table gambling on the mortgage from the estate of been repaid the principal sums 6. Tune Signal and Programme
the promises. He is on bail of the mortgagor, His Lordship also Bummary; 0.01. Lucky Dip-Variety
granted crowd.
deceased, the 2nd, defend due to them" the question as to "It seems you are a practised $1,000. Roquests
presented by Bargherita another appeal for a reduction thiet, His Lordship
remarked,
King Po-yin, 40, manager, Kachu, whose evidence on his not been made, is now In my (Studio); 8.68, Students Guido of sentence and dismissed 10
whether repayment has, or has Interviews by Sita Miend (Recorded others
referring conviction
to his two previous Mul Kal-wah, 31, and Ching app against
application to set aside the fudg- opinion clearly res judicata; and London
Weather 0.49,
convictions.
Stu-nam, 40, assistant managers.ment was frankly disbelieved by the Registrat should not how The next appellant was Pang of the saloon, Chan Shing, who was given Ping, who
were charged the Trial Judge, fled an affirma- concern himself with It' Was g'ven nine months and three months months on two counts of larceny common gaming house.
two with assisting in running ation in reply on October, 22, 1958
Costa bf the application to the respectively for larceny
These stating in pars 13 thereof: from
plaintiffs, by trick. Appealing against three defendants are on ball of 13, I say that the sold prin the person and impersonating a
conviction, he said Police officer, asked that the r
$500. the letter
cipal sum of $70,000.00 secured Mendes in the chair (Recorded) sentences be concurrent instead by him demanding money from who appeared on behalf of all and all interest thereon had have been written Mr L. J. D'Almada Remedios, by the said transfer of mortgage Chan pleaded that that
pleaded not been paid and discharged in the was found to four deferidonta,
to their guilty the first time he had committed be not in his handwriting.
respective manner and at the times above an offence during his 10 years
Mr Justice Wicks sald the charg
Two tram cars collided in manticried and evidence
that nothing King's Road at 9.25 a.m. yester was to the contrary. Mr Y. H. Chan, of Lau, Chan due by the executors of the day, causing injuries to a pas Mr Justice Wicks
must say the sentence was and Ko, is holding a watching WIH of the Testator to the senger The Infurid man wis observed (Concert Hall; 9.15, Wednesday that the two offences had arisen very light in view of the fact brief on behalf of Ng Cham-
taken to, hospital, where he is Nebuchadnezzar by Lord Duncan out of ene set of circumstances, that you have a previous con- chuen, partner of the Luen Woo plaintiffs or any of them.""""
The executors under the will now detained for
treatment non and Muriel Zenkina, Adapted to which Crown Counsel agreed.viction of the same nature, he and produced by Norman Wright Mr Mayno submitted that the added..
The nocident occurred as the to be the owners of the are the first four defendants:
· (BBCTS); ... 10.15, 'The Biring of
Ho Wing, who was given six amusement machines forming and naturally, it is they who first tram car, whilst Stordahl; 10.30, Music of the Twen (sentences could not be
there primarily concerned, in the into Tong Shui Road off King? tieth Century Concerto for Clarines excessive, but added it was months for being a member of the subject matter of and Orchestra (Nielson). Op. 67: matter entirely for his Lordship a triad society dénied the charges.
prezent account taking. The 9th Road, Callided with: b ailegation, saying he
Det: Sub-Insp" G. was an
Fergus defendant is not of pemary Im-stafionary fratocat,
the honest citizen. He was told by asked for, an early hearing of Portance and I eccept
the "irst READERS given by... Counsel for His Lordship that the evidence the case as it was
the plaintiffs for Joining him showed he took part in a fight case of its kind...
Mr Durling remanded all de... as a party. and that, did not seem to be the conduct of an honest, man. fendants for 14 days for a dute
RECEIPTS LOST. to be fixed... SERIOUS OFFENCE® Another appellant Sheung-hei, appealed agains. FROM INJURIES the sentence of two years im
News (London Rolay); 7,09, Com- mentary (London Helay) or Special Announcementa: 7.18, Going to the Pictures. in which a panel of critics
pictures currently showing Hongkong with Audrey
130, "Time for Jazz" with Robin Day (Studio); 8. Honour Roll of HI-1920; 0.30, Your Radio Concert Hall, Oscar Levant (pianist). With Donald Voorhees and the Orchestra; ?, Timo Signal, Burns Night, Recital by John McLeod (Baritone)
with Plano Accompaniment by Moya, Rea
Theatre,
Wolft
of consecutive.
in Hongkong.
was
called
10.00 Weather Report: 11, Time to decide, Signal. Radio News Red (Recorded London Relay): 11.15. Goodnight
Addressing the appellant, Mr Musto, God Bare The Queen; 1130 Justice Wicks said that in the Close Dow
circumstances he would make the sentences run concurrently, for one reason only: he had no
REDIFFUSION
previous convicc
"Take
of this come
2 pm Variety Calls the · Tune- Popular Varloty 3. Wednesday Con chance, because if you cert Introduction and Allegro for
(Bir Eigar); 3.49, Bleak before the Court again on the Strings". House By Charles Dickens, Tesame charge, it is going to be For Two: 430, Strictly Instrumental a very different sentence than 445, Damier On Dumetrius;
On Panties Phis, His Lordship warned
Children's
Auntie Val: 8.80, Wednesday Re-
Chan
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another person
Wong
posed on him for housebreaking
mpany, who, Mr Chân said,
WOMAN DIES
2
Tram Cars Collide
John Dell Indisposed
John: Dell is indisposed and
In para 4 of the 2nd defen- "On The Record notes xabnot, dant's amnation of October
22. 1955, the latter relates how therefore, appear today. sometime
They will, it is hoped in 1939 on
the published in tomorrow's China mortgagora instructions he peld
off
and committing a felony, Wong, the worsen victing of the ex- two arte of $10,000 och brut Lau Fung-klu, ogöð 25 one of $20,000 of the principal
mortgage, naked for reduction, saying & plosion at Wong Tai Sin village, states that the receipts for there
In another enso, Wang Sang | An exit visa fred Spplying for died in Kowloon Hospital · yose suma Viwere... JOGURT tim
appealed against his conviction
Friend of his was
Mr Justice Wicks remarked
·Hongkong, ni terday afternoo0:- F
[Ono woman··· Instantly
čavanjeso: occupation;
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and previous care
appealed: uns
Staircase Theft
ori to rolata boir to paid off the balarice with Interest, Bub
pacas of his sifaYON LON refte: to a receipt. remlynt payment of this". "Patinée,
Hridre, Personality Parado-Max abetting, sold MA Wong Light
to have thike Arieller "Watch: valuea $10,-istade hoje after the receipt
Sk, Dirmond Music Show This were fiven 18 months, while
16a Des Voeux Road
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2.30... Berlerrent Por God 10. Ng Tong, who hid a number Ping-mion, who will given 318 was widler front a 18-york-old mislaid he, eventually The Immortalk Mamong 10,30 Muster of previous convictions, was months for ; unlawful detention: Chinese boy on the statteams, of From the Champeredom;421 given two YOGIS:-D),
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the Queen: Close Dow),
de andra demanda. money vs with: 379, Un Châu Street, Sanatat
Midahl, o sava charge, saying there was no Pun Man-wah, wah were each escaped."
All the appellante dealet, tho mexiticos: Clio Wing cheung and" po ali 13:50 pm. The matcher, and