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The Quiet Man's Problem

MIROUGH

T

!

The lunch- pacLONG

that er wils

th

AY! well in hand, stark

surged about Oxford Cireus; "espeken.

TOLO young

pre Sum

ahead as he walked,

walked. He stared straight ( nemazes than many

and

aremed to se nothing of the bustle all around him

ihe the press of people. growling traffic, the shop fronts bright alrendly with Christmas decorations.

WIN

The yung man's home wat Quide Landen, and he A his

ther He had way

West the up to

Frid that

morning with

442110

eurber

his petly wife, Helen.

THE RAID NOW, she lay in a cell

Narborough Street resurt,

waiting for the prison van that wohl lbky her to Holloway. and the young man wies

tekst Je me alone.

Groeta; both to try to woric ou how to matrige the chalcanz

..

at fum under three years old. boy of me mot back has Job arid the base, while lux wife was away

Subens sent to prison for two manelis for Phoplifting She had been caught making a shop Wholesale

her 14.

CHINA MAIL

Woman Die

in Squatter Huts Blaze

A woman

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956.

PRISON SENTENCE FOR ARMY MAJOR

Major Donald Peachey, RE, was given three months by Judge K. R. Macfee at the Kowloon District Court this morning when he was found guilty on two counts of corruption,

The managing partner of the Shun Hing Con- struction Co., Chau Chung-sang, who offered a bribe to Peachey on two occasions last year, was given the same sentence,

Capt. Harry Curtis, RE, who faced one charge of corruption, alleging the receipt of $1,500, was found not guilty and discharged. The corruption charge against Chau for allegedly offering this amount to the captain was therefore dismissed.

The case OKAINZI the three accused wow first instituted Ju February this year and cont cluded ★ r Leg

morning after

quierou hearings.

The two counts of which Chinua | were convicted alleged that he offered Peachey $1.000 {{

Jutuary 29, and $9,928 50 on February 15, 1934, which was puld to Wallace Harper and Co.. jowards the purchase of a сле

for Peachey.

ORCHESTRAL

CONCERT

A concert was given lust night In the hall of the Put Ching School In Kowloon by an amateur orchestra

the under diretion of Mr Lin Sheng-shih,

Chau vas defended by Mr Patrick Yu, instructed by Mr K. Y. Yung, of Zimmern und Co. Mr J. C. B. Slack, of Hastings and Co., defendect Peachey and aiready well-known in Hong- Curtis,

based

on

Mr John Hobley, Crown Coun-kong for his pleasant and effec..

compositions was killed and sel, prosecuted, assisted by Chief ve

inspector W. P. Apps and Del. Chinese milodies. Inspector A. J. Lyster, both of the Anu-Corruption Office,

out the

three other persons injured husband in a fire which broke winez-bos early this morning_in

W. Tin Iinu Temple Road Tad hems f

in Causeway had better squatter arca

people do Bay.

het inan "She's a very good wife, sir," he

and a very good This to come like.. mester.

Thank you bol: from the blue.

ry much. dr. "No one can pass over stealling on this scale," rate the magis

rakt tung to Helen. "Ard whal makes i so very much more serious is your tuving this 9-year-old girl with yo Go to prison for two months “

THE CHILDREN

showr

nown out, She

HELEN was H

ked zimes beyond coms prehending what time happened. la ber The 14-year-old Wils juvenile court, remanded to a Card left with her mother

Helen's husband stepbest for word ng in -Ezerases

Almost 200 huts were destroyed by the blaze and

1,000 NEXTI have been made homeless

was

The fire about 7.20 a..

extinguished

11

man.

Taree persons, woman and a girl, were sent to Queen Mary Hospital, where they were treated for injuries and discharged.

unidentified found

The body of an WORDTY has been

NOTE of the debris Unuing.

and

Blood-Stained Knife As

Court Exhibit

Detective

Sub-Inspector John C. K. Tsang, attached

New to CID

Territories gave evidence at the Criml- is connal, Sessions this morning of the finding of a blood- fer vielims stained knife in the by the Reller and Community where Ho Lai-wah, 22, Development Section of theglove-maker was found with Government Social Welfare 30 stab

wounds On the

Registration of the

Office Bigan at 11 14.31. at the of the Rel Swastika

he Pun!. "ut I've no one to Jonik

young

know what you are the nos Estristen Baked "That motbers of young Labomen should be free to ste il

without purushment"

chicken, sir Society

Do you spare wer13-

We

husband "Ye, so." Helen's soit pel stepped down, And fetty away with 18 problemat Into the bustling Together they binet stolen nve world cartside the enurt,

svar og ster

emps, right Jumpers, two couler

*

mackin'

a siren-suit; a

total of £2 worth of goods.

IN

DISTRESSED

Radio

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630

room

L

afternoon of August 1.

The knife,

which was prom duced as a Court exhibit, has

The orchestra, styling Haei. the South China Pa thanak,

consists lrgely of student an

play

players who have had file ex- perience of outered

with a few stalwarts to help out. It is of course always encouraging

to know then enough young players are sufficiently interrated to form an orchestra, but in this case it cannot be said that the ixxly was in any way ready for public performance.

The programme was ambitious and included Beethoven's First

Cheng

Symphony. At times there was some neat playing in the first violins, obly led by Mr Chik-pui, a musicianly and con- fomances are well-known. But pelent player whose Quartet per- apart from that, the playing in all sweetlong Was ragged and often out of tune.

extremely

NOT GOOD CHOICE

The opening item was Suppe's Overture to "Poet and Peasant;" it would have been advisabir At mid-day about 1,300 per-a haudle of about six inches

not to choose an overture which sons had been

has an important *gistered

solo for the for long and a blade of about four

fur no often the energency relief. This evening inches

in length. The

blade cellor,

weakest point In local or- the homeless will receive 1,150 was bent.

chestras they did not manage blankets supplied by CARE,

Inspector Tsang stated that a

well. The Picture alive by a staff photo-the knife but found no prints on finger-print expert examined

contained grupher was taken when the

Mozart and blaze was at its height.

H.K. and Rediffusion

Programane Summary!

th

the story court, wone of the rand was told to Mr. Paul

VC. Helen's young sister had listened passively: Helen had been torn by sobbing. I had een that way when they were arrested,

The older wh was mos distressed

alesman said. "the youngār was quile çalın.' Perhaps

tillat the

had been aluated by shock She had beco on holiday fron

a convent school and stood now with her mother as her ante, before the dock, Ordinarily, the policeman Melbourne, lustauted with said, the only contact

mo-her and daughter Ind was the exchange of cards at Christmus and Easter.

to

BOLT FROM THE BLUE LONE in he dock. Helen. wan is 22, fought for words ell her shume and ask for

It

The witness was testifying in the trial before Mr Justice Scholes and an all-male Jury

their part at all

programme Biso works by Bach, Richard Strauss.

Miss Janci Ho songs, accompanied

two sang by the or-

true

sem

to

of Lal Sau-fong. 20, an ne-chestra; her voice is sweet and countant, changed with the mur- der of Ho, his fiancee, at her home In a tenement flat in Yuen Long, New Territories, on August 1 Jost,

SIDE GLANCES

SHEAFFER'S

ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN

By Galbraith

10.30

TM, Rog, UA, PUL DIT,

© 1996 by NKA Bersien, ins,

"Look again, that can't be Freddie! It used to take him two hours to go to the corner for groceries!"

DEATH OF MR GEORGE HALL

RECORD

ohn Dall:

Betior beware, better be wise. better get ready for what, most, om- tonly will not be a surprise, “Yingle Bel" is coming to towDĽ

It says a lot for the toughes' of the human mind that year after jingling year this same old tube comes ding-donging its way back into popularity.

Hadio Hongkong. Redisfusion and record shape will be clanging out ino chanes from just about now at the Christinas Une has gone. There wizi be vector of this porennial by orchestras. organa, choira children beils popuster esnaketa, pn-popular vocalisia," jazz groups, Mantovani, more children. vocal group, Jimmy Boyd and, ponibly, the Singing Dogs.

The

will be available at all times, in all spreda and on ril labels It will be sung in the streeta by Kal archirm, it will be ming in the vlubs and messes by larger people, It will be parodied. bowderich, pumparaned and kicked around no

ond.

It will delight some, annoy otham and drive a few tu distraction if not to drink.

However it does mean one thing, Christmas is on the way. For that reason 1 suppose we can forgive it. STORES' DILEMMA

The record businipes in Hongkong A Christmas approaches la a trouble- for the ritallers. They some thing usually have to place their ordern for Christinas discs some time in the

ummer. How

Are they to know whether this year there will be sa many people wanting Bing's "White Christmas" as there were last year? How are they to decide how many Jimmy Boyd recordings of "Sapka Cimus Is Coming To Town" will be

them required? Pity

and don't Da too harsh if you had that the cover of a Christmas record you buy within the next few weeks is a little drab faded. It may have and perhaps bien in stock since last December, the retailer, attempting to meet the

dah publie, having ordered

After a long illness followed by two opera. tions, Mr G. A. V. Hall, well known Hongkong resident, died at the Matilda Hospital shortlyerd itrels 13 okay. after 10 a.m. today.

Club and at one time was the Colony's dying champion.

Mr Boys

Aged 59, Mr Hill was born in Hongkong and was educated first at the Diocesan School after which he went to England where be entered the Dulwich College in London.

He returned to Hongkong and then later entered the Liverpool University in England to study architecture.

After obtaining his degree he came back to the Colony to get up his practice. He was first a partner in the firm of Way and Hall (architects) and then later look over the business but con- tinued It under

the original Bume of Way and Hall.

FINE CRICKETER

Mr Hall was well known in local sports circles. He was one of the oldest members of the Kowloon Cricket Club, and in Ane his younger days a very all-round cricketer. He kept wicket, opened the baiting, and when required was A usefu bowler.

He also played cricket for the Chinese Recreation Club for a season or two.

but does not

An enthusiastic swimmer, the have as much power as fonner- late Mr Hall was a member of ty. Mr Cheng Chik-pui played

the former Victoria Recreation as a solo Beethoven's Romance in G; he managed the double- stopping with efficiency and

Hall suffered from stomach ulcers for a long time and underwent an operation last month.

Last week he had to undergo a second operation.

He is survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter, and his brother, Mr J. M. Hall, well- known solicitor.

The eldest son is Australis practising as a civil engineer and is younger son and daughter ort studying in England.

The funeral arrangements will be announced later,

A Call For

Witnesses

"Don't demand an exchange if the

After all you don't play the sovrïa, da yout

GOODMAN & DORSEY The Benny Goodman shows will all be at the Empire. I learned Ul yesterday from Harry Odell. The fabulous musician will be arriving in January for a series of concerts and he la bringing his own musicians with him Booking en quiries have been made, already, in as the news of as they started

the start was first made public,

No

nów

It would seem that Me" Goodman is going to be a well-out so if you want dickets I shouldn't leave it to late, The detalls will be in the papers Later.

bookings though.

A tribute now to Tommy Dorsey wilong tragic death has shocked popular more and Jazz fans at over the world, Tommy 'and tus brother Jimmy have been known de top ranker for donkey years and were responsible for many and many

hit recording.

Tommy 1 was who started, the fashion of obligație vocals behind the molody by the boys in the band, Of late not to mich has been heard of this great maticlan but he will most certainly be missed.

and

ODDS AND ENDS Elvis Presley has been histing Mr N. B. Fraser, Director nt

people.

the headikiem. @gabr Criminal Investigation, stated in This Ume it appears that a young man attempted to thump the singer an interview this morning that

because his wife was no crazy about since the disturbances on Octo

Elvia, i am beginning to feel sorTY ber 10-12, up to date, a total after this young men. I must watch 283 persons have been

pro-myself. criminal secuted for committed by them in the course of these disturbances.

offences

This figure does not include persons prosecuted for breach There are of curfew offences.

further 300 persons now charged and awaiting trial be- fore the Courts. Many of these persons are charged with the

0

gare ú pleasant performance

ance On Way To China more serious offences.

this the or-

พย

sort.

with intoreating people, vartou problema in motand, and all manner of vis for your Mr D. E. Greenfield, Crown 033. Drondontat for Schools -“Great | distraction: 8. Time Signal. The Counsel, is for the Prosecution, Discoverera Ferdinand Magellan News; 9.15. At the Opera "Dalibori by Hem Marpol (DIKTAN » Dị,

Art 1 (Smetana)—Principals,

assisted by Det. Sub-Insp. John Cherally, and in with

chestral accompaniment Stock Market Report; 0. Time Signal, Chorus and Orchestra of the Prague C. K. Tsang. Portinguere Half Hour: 9.30. 14th Natunal Theatre conducted "by Accused in defended by Mr passable, Exhibition of Hongkong Products— Jaronlay Krombhole, 108, Sinfonin Oswald Cheung, instructed by

Excellency Speeches by Ho

No useful purpose would be the de Tango-Astor Plazzolla and his Mr J. C. B. Sinck, of Messrs served by going into greater Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, Orchestra: 10.30, Paul Temple and GMG and Mr Making Wong. Lawrence

BBCTS) - By Hastings and Company. Affair Chairman of the Chinese Manufac Francis Durbridge, Produced by In evidence this morning, Insp. Items

5*, The XVIth Martyn C. Webeter, Episode Tsang said that he arrived at Olymple Games--A recorded report Another Suspect' (Repeat of last

Sunday's Broadcret): 10.30. Weather the deceased's home about Report; 11, Time Signal Radio News

Inspector Power course, on August 1. feet: 1.15. Goodnight music: 11.30, and a sergeant were outside the Close Down

room at the Ume,

tubera Union;

eunumentales un some of thự high- lights of the day's events; Weather Report. 1 Time Signal. The News: 715. "A late of lias", written by Gudtry Harrison, produced by Leslie Bridgment. Evide

20 (BACTS); 1.43, "Dax 200-Bert_Gil- lett at the Organ: 1. Papular Sond Parade: 130, Thursday Scrapbook- A Magazine entertaiment for most ages, in which there is muate of a

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REDIFFUSION

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FOUND WALLET 2

Variety p.in.

Calls

Witness sald that be found a Tune: →Selections

m the

wallet which contained the ac- cused's driving licence, a visiting Duchin Story"--The Orchestra la conducted by Harry Geller and the

card and some photographs. On plano saios by George Greeley and the visiting card was Harry Sukman: 350, Novalume

written Featuring the Novatie Tra; 3.45,

some Chine30 characters the Opening Ceremony of the 14th translation of which was read lo Exhibition of Hongkong Producte the Court to the effect that Specch by FELS Excellency the "love

kliled me. and money Governor. Bir Alexander Grantham Written by La Sau-fung G.C.M.O. 4.10, Romances of the World-Marie Louise: 4.33, Vocally "I found knife behind a Yours: 6. Children's Corner Pre- table top underneath a rattan sented by Auntie Panels: 6.30. Teen stool," witness Time-Presented by Betty Bouza:

further stated.

Latin American Rhythms: 828, was blood-stained and the Birthday Mailbag: 450. Hawelian blade was bent, he added. The Meindles: 1:48. The House of Peter knife was produced in Court. McGovern; 7, Time Signal and the

He also found a number of News: 7.09, Weather Report, Antarticles, including blood-stained nouncemenda and Interlude: 7.10. Benny Goodman and his Orchestra clothing, pieces of broken gloss Modern Dance Music 7.30, Souvenir and a pair of sandals. The Bonge; 43 The XVIth Olympic article were sent Games-A Recorded. Report from.

the Police Melbourne, illustrated with com- laboratory..

mentaries on some of the highlights In answer to Mr Chaung, wil- of the Day's Eventa: 8, Personality hoss said that the knife waz Parade-Bill Halley: 6.18, Capitol Show-Featuring the latest Capitol examined by the finger-print Records released in Hongkong: 8.30, expert in the room about 5 p.m. Life with the Lyone Blearing Bebe that day. Danieland Ben Lyon in "Robin

He mated that he had received

Houring is continuing..

BOY INJURED

Bailway Tume Bignal and so report from the Police labora Newa; 5.16, Edmundo. Hos and 298 Orchestra Latin American Rhythmne; tory of any finger-prints tourd 9.30, Dennis Day Show With Glueet on any of the articles sent by State: 10, Cafe Continental-A Pro Him. gramme of. Trench Burle presentad banchette Piezi 10:30, Old Time Ballroom:Wih – Bydney Thompson and his (Orchestra; - By Date with Dreamland-Featuring the songs of the Gay Blazante. 1:30. Prelude" in

An "eloven-year-old Chinese Midnight-Populse, Concert: Favour- "Stew;" 13" midnight,.“God Baye tha | boy was knocked down and in-

Queen". Clone, Down, de

Jured by a private car in Caina. Rood at about 4.20 pan. yester. Madame, Portugal da Silveira, day. They boy, Chan Chi, of wife of the acting Governor of No. 82. Circular Pathway, was Macao, arrived by PAA from removed to Queen Mary Hospital Europe this morning on her way whwe be is detained" for treat back to the Portuguese Colony... mant.

regardinst tho various at this

There concert. 2 large audience, mostly of young people. There is, couraging or to dampon musical

wish 20

be

enthusiasm, but it is only fair

10

dis

aro

Mr Frazer added that if there tro still any persons who Mr La Darshan, Principal #ble to provide any evidence Private Secretary of the King of relating to offences

corumitted Nepal, arrived Bangkok this morning on his from by PAA

during the

disturbances, they should come

forward without

the maximu delay and give the assistance to the Police to en-

congress,

constitution Bure that

that offenders to justice.

way to Communist China 10 study the workrigs of Chinese and elections.

Mr China which

Ruth Wallin, a Canadian red-held who ang the spiciest of songh, is going to be one of Hongkong. leading exports, I know of very many people who have bought, her Party LP's here to take to places where they are banned, Hardly a Visitor win Australia, loaves beco without trying to get hold of one or two copies, ⋅ providing of course that they have heard of the lady.

Women Robbed

A

A purse was stolen from Chinese woman in Cheung Sha Wan Road 22 about 10.30 m. yesterday,

Another Chinese woman had: her purse stolen from her cost

are brought pocket in Nathan Road, near

Street, at about 9.25 p...

Nelson

case.

Buch persons abould either yesterday. A suspect is being. Darshan will Blay ITA

seo the Director of Criminal In detained by the Police in con- for eight days after vestigation at Room 210, Police to suggest that this orchestra

bo will visit Japan, Headquarters, should not be produced again United States, United Kingdom, Hongkong, or telephone him at Arsenal Street, for public performance until it Norway, has reached

Sweden, Afganistan, Number 76072, or alternatively, standard of playing.-X.X.

much higher Iran and India for a similar pur approach any Divisional, Detec

Live Inspector.

2

pose.

nection with this

Hair gir-rings › wes, anatched from an elderly- Chinese women in Shlag On.. Street, Shaukiwán, at about 8.20 pm. yesterday,

CITY STORE'S NOVEL EXTERIOR CHRISTMAS DISPLAY

The cantilaver of Lane, Crawford's store in Des Voeux Road is attracting there is being arranged. A novel decorative Christmas scheme, Life-Hkë fru attention to the fact that Chrinimaa la nearly upon us.", Qur plettire,

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