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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1961.
men, woman charged
“Stardust' man
An unannounced visitor to the Colony last week was Hoagy Carmickari, Cleft) actor and tempuser-singer of such songs as "Riverboat Shufße Georgia On My Mind' and other hils. In the 1951 movie 'Here Comes the tiroom' he won an Academy Award for the song In the Cool Cool Cool of the Evening fine of the few people to find him was Michael Page of Radio Hongkong, and part of their recorded con- versation goes on the air in the film magazine Film Focus at 8.30 this evening when he explains how he writes such enduring songs as-Stardust,
FIVE YEARS JAIL
FOR BURGLAR
A
man who broke into two
flats in Kowloon
with murder
by abortion
Committal proceedings against three men
and a woman, charged with the murder of a woman by abortion, commenced before Mr A. M. McMullin at North Kowloon Magistracy this morning.
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Tim Ku-sang. 55
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Nathan Hea Was mali, 117
Chinese Ferialist at 919 Shanglun strte!.
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4 13 €hung Shun Sith food and the war. De Rim kas, 38, Chinese ber FD † Livaing at the same mirese
as the first defendant
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discussions with CORDS agents, Robertson & Wilson Li
Larry
Aellet, world fanum la mutuese player, will be giving rental on Monday, November 21 at the Queen's College Bail Causeway Bay, at 9 pm
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Tickels are on sale at Inter- national Films 14d, Room 415. 9 fee House Street, Hongkong
PICTORIAL PARADE
ABOVE: Business is brisk
at this stall at the annual
fete held at Little Sai Wan
by the RAF Wives Club.
RIGHT: Mr and Mrs John
Halden after their wed-
ding at St John's Cothe-
dral. The bride is the
former Miss Yaloric Perry.
LEFT:
Seen at the
annual bail of the British
Red Cross Society held of Repulse Bay Hotel - were Mrs J. L. Morden, Sir Robert Block, Lady Black, Mr W. Wong, Lady Hogan and Lieut-Gen Sir Roderick McLeod.
BELOW:
Seen on board
the RIL liner, the Tjisadane, during a recep- tion recently were -} Mr W. M. de Haan, Capt W. A. Giel and Mr Yon Osselen.
Clothing for needy
Needy people in Kowloon Tsal will receive 1,500 pounds of clothing collected for them by a retired U.S. alior.
The clothing. rusfected by Frans "Shanghai Betke, was brought here under the U.S. Navy's “O perátion Handclasp" by thr U.S.S. O'Bannon, an anti-submarine destroyer. This morn- ing the clothing was handed over to the Rev. Fr. C. V. Hirst of St. Peter's Catholle Church by Commander Stanley for distribution. Shown to picture are il to rì Fr. Hirst, Rev. Fr. Thomas Lau, Chief Electriea) Mote M. R. Nordon, and Commandre Stanley.-Staff Photographer,
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21 DAYS JAIL-ON A FULL STOMACH
and
A young man yesterday went to a restaurant in Central, ordered
some food wine for his lunch but failed to pay the bill of almost $40.
From the Files
25
years -AGO-
November 1936
Getting into his "baby" car. Revenue officer J. L. Stephense gave chane to and arrested fleeing Chineas 10, 1 had as- saulted another with a brick- cutter just outside Mr Stephen's house in Prince Edward-road on Sunday night.
Appearing before Mr Hema- worth at the Kooloon Magia Tracy yesterday morning, the
man, a stone mason, T K. 28, uns bound over in $10 for one year and order to pay $2 compensation to the victim who was cut slightly 1 on the head, or undergo two
weeks imprisonment.
remand
before Mr K. Keen ut the Central Magistracy, yes- terday, Yuen K -- -, aged 17.
to BE sentenced
Bix months rigorous imprison- ment for having kidnapped a six-year-old girl named Ah S...
Defendant took the little girl from her aunt's house and brought her to Un Long, with the intention of surn of selling her for a $20. Not being able to sell the child for the amount of money he wanted, he was bringing her back to Hang-
To youth,
As a result, the Yiu-ho, 24, was charged before
A 17-year-old student who stole an insignio from the front Mr K. A. S. Phillips at Central kong when arrested.
The
of a car in Causeway Bay, was remanded three days, Court this morning with ab- Defendant was handed by Mr T. L. Yang at Causeway Bay Magistracy this laining credit by fraud. morning for a probation officer's report.
student. Cheung Hok
leang of 3 Dragon-toæi, second
Ac pleaded guilly to theft from the vehicle.
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De Insp A. G. Wilson
Sunday at 8 per the- that in
WOMAN
owner of the cat Tsui Se park WHO PAWNED
ed his car wiswi99 Electre- Toxar When he returned h found a crowel standing around his var He noticed the insigna mussing
SURRENDERED
STOLEN
RING JAILED
Ten sow u boy named Tong near the ea pling the
askPl msugua
how he got it and the bay said that The defendant told him to hold admitted receiving a stolen jade
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surrendered
himself
10
A
29-year-old woman
who
Later that day, the defendant and diamond ring worth about The $700, was this morning sent to police. The insignia is valued jail for eight months by Mr T.
513.60.
Yang al Causeway Bay Defendant had a clear record. Magistracy. Insp Wilson added.
HK man extradited, charged
(Continued from Page 1}
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She was Lee Shu-ing, of Tai Tung Boarding House. 112 Connaught-road Central.
On July 20, jade and dia- mund ring was stulen
from Maytun Building at Shu Kok street, North Point.
This pawned Hing Pawn Shop in Castle Peak- ruad, Kowtoon.
by a bus conductor to the To, who had $9.20 and a pawn police authorities on the ar- ticker in his pocket, admitted
the offence and was jailed for rival of the bus at Castle
21 days.
Peak. About 3.30 pm yesterday. To The man had been des
went to the State Restaurant in
and tained on being recognised
Li Po Chun Chambers
ordered
dish of Chinese beef from circulars issued by steak. a bowl of roasted goose the police. Defendant ad- nuodies and five pegs of brandy mitted the charge and sen- tence was passed on him in
to the amount of $3v 80.
Two hours later, he asked for
the bill and told a waiter he the magistrate's chambers.
would sign it. The management
refused to accept this and the
police were informed.
Sen secuted
Insp G. Fergus pro-
Sui-choo's
last voyage
A Chinese F&O Orient
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"I consider it a discreditable exhibition; you are a disprach
to the force you represent" declared Mr E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy jes- terday when two Chinese CÒMS- tables were brought before him. for misconducting themselves by being found in an opium
travelling in the divan.
Inspector Portallion told the liner Orunsay died of natural causes in his magistrate that a European cabin yesterday morning.
sergeant un check-duty saw a His body was buried at sea constable emerging from last night. The ship arrived in: house in Pak Tin-sirget Hongkong this morning.
| Hunghom when he should have
Kum Sul-choo, 67, was re-
turning to China on retirement been on duty. was later found to be after spending many years in
On entering the house to see for $400 at the Tun Canada. He embarked at Van- what kind of a place it was, couver and was unaccompanied the sergeant saw the two de-
His relatives are reported to
fendants, lying on the bed with and smoking At that time they
(The night before the arrival full uniform
of the Oronsay in Hongkong on opium.
As a result of enquiries debe in China. It is also alleged that on or fendant was arrested.
about the same day Mao. with intent to defraud, made or concurred in the making of a false entry in a receipt book belonging to hus com- pany, purporting to show that receipt was issued to a com- pany for $712.65. MGO
She admitted To the police: October 10, a Hongkong student should have been on duty in that she obtained the ring from who had been studying in Mel- Kowloon City.
alleged alicgeo to have fraudulently applied for his own use or benefit a cheque, i drawn on the Overseas Trust Bank Ltd. for $2,535,
being
the property of his company, on or about December 30 last
ycar.
It is alleged that on or about January 4 this year, Mao fraudulently applied to his own use or benefit 198 coils of wire rods, valued at about $8,550, being the property of his company.
On or about January 7 this year, it is further alleged. Man stole a cheque, drawn on the Bank of Tokyo Ltd for $10,400, the property of Kuwamasa and Co Ltd.
Moo Is alternatively charged with fraudulently converted the cheque for $10,400 to his own use or bencût between January 7 and 10 this year. It is further alleged that on or about January 14 this year, Mao fraudulently converted to his own use or benent a cheque, "drawn on the Ching and South Sea Bank Ltd for $15,000, being the property of. his company.
A ninth charge further allered that Muo fraudulently con- verled to his own use Ur
benefit a sum of $9,874, being the property of his company. No plex was taken.
a man and later gave it to a bourne University, was found The constables were fined Chinese woman to pawn it.
dead in the surgery of the ship.) ' $100 each.
POP by Geç
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IF I HAD
MY LIFE OVER AGAIN THERE'S ONE STUPID MISTAKE
I WOULDN'T MAKE
AGAIN
Carlsberg
THE
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THAT
KEEPS YOU SMILING
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