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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1938.
HOTBED FOR NEWS
Japanese Journalists Gather Here
For the first time in the history
ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY'S
BUSY
Such widely distant countries as Turkey, Trinidad, India and South Africa figured among the Overseus contracts for industrial electrifica- tion plant received by the Gen- eral Electric Co. Ltd. of Eng- of the Colony, a number of Japan-land, during 1937, which was n ese correspondents have established themselves here. Hong Kong has become one of the most important centres for China news, according to Japanese newspapers.
The "Domel" News Agency, offi- ca uran of the Japanese Govern- ment, has increased its staff to three. Originally there was only one correspondent in the Colony.
The "Asahi Shimbun" has two correspondents now in the Colony, the additional journalist having arrived here a few days ago from Shanghai.
The "Yomiuri Shimbun which formerly had no correspondents in Hong Kong, has now two experien- ced newspapermen. who arrived here on Friday last.
The "Mainichi" is also sending an additional correspondent who is ex- pected here very shortly.
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ADELPHI SITE
Boundary Houses
Sold
London may have another new building between the strand and the Embankment, Possible deve- lopments are foreshadowed on the site flanked by Shell-Mex House and the new Adelphi
The site is occupied at present by
houses in Adam-street, the eastern boundary of the new Adelphi.
The free-holds of Nos. 1 to 5. extending from the Embankment to the level of John-street, have been bought by G. and D. Property! Co. Ltd., for whom the new Adelphi is being built.
The headquarters of the Institute of Naval Architects, for 10 years at 2, Adam-street, are to be trans- ferred at once to a temporary home at 3, Robert-street, in what was the late Sir James Barrie's fat, Some of the affected houses are on leases with unexpired No definite plans nave been made regarding reconstruc-
held terms.
tion.
Mr. G. V. Boys, secretary of the Instituta. of Naval Architects, said to a representative of The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post lash night: "We shall be out by Christ- mas and shall be in the temporary premises about nine months. Big meetings of members will still be held in the hall of the Royal Society of Arts in John-street."
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A large quantity of outdoor type switchgear is being supplied for several outdoor substations form- ing part of the 33-KV. Vizagapa- tam scheme of the Government of Madras, while further extensions are being made to the 132-KV out- door substations on the Central England and South West areas of the "Grid."
period of great activity. In the case of both India and Trinidad complete electrical equipment. from turbo alternators to cables
For London Transport high and lamps, was ordered for fac tories for producing paper pulply new motor of small overall speed tube railway stock an entire-
from bamboo.
Among large G.EC.-Fraser and Chalmers turbo-alternators com- pleted was one of 31.000 KVA for Johannesburg Corporation, while a duplicate set will shortly be ship- ped.
An Important development In connection with steam turbines is the introduction of new blading which ensures uniform distribution of steam over the whole range of
the stage. blade during its passage, through
POLICE MEET SILKWORTH
Seaman Taken Into Custody
Police attended the return to Hong Kong on Saturday of the sa. Silkworth, which had turned back to the Colony after 24 hours on her way to Manila, and took into cus- tody a Japanese member of the
crew.
struck Captain J. Jackson, mas- It was alleged that the man
following a dispute with the Third ter of the Silkworth, with a poker, Officer, A. Sanuki, over orders issued through him by the Cap- tain.
H. Wakisita, Japanese seaman. will appear before the Magistrate at the Kowloon Police Court this morning.
CENTRAL COURT CASES
height has been produced, and over 800 of these are being made. Trol- ley bus equipments for home and abroad from another active branch in the electric traction field.
Between 600 and 700 miles of roads in Great Britain, are now lighted by Ostra lamps; Birming- ham has the largest lighting in- using mercury vapour stallation discharge lamps) in the world.
BURGLARY CHARGE
Three unemployed men, Lo Kau, Chan Chi and Tam Karh, who were charged on two counts of burglary and possession of instruments f for unlawful purposes, before Mr. H R. Butters at the Kowloon Ma- gistracy on Saturday, were remand- ed for seven days on the application of Detective Sergt. F. Nolan.
As a result of the arrests made. Cheung Ping-kong, 24, and his wife, Chau Ying. 20, were charged with receiving stolen property,
Sergt. Nolan said that acting on information given by Lo Kau, the couple were detained on Friday. A clothing articles in connection with finger ring and some pieces of
the burglary charge, were found on their bed.
Both Cheung and his wife plead ed not guilty to the charge. Cheung articles were stolen property. Chau stated that he did not know the Ying stated that the rings and other ornaments were given to her by her husband.
Finding them
of guilty
the charge, Mr. Butters passed sentence of two months' imprisonment on Cheung, who had two previous The following cases were brou it convictions. Cheung was also or- before Mr. R.AD. Fit at the dered to be under palice supervision Central Magistracy on Saturday: för two years. Chau Ying was Yu Wa and Cht Ling were bound over to be of good behaviour charged with robbery at Wanchai,, in a sum of $25 for one year. Sub.-Inspector Darkin withdrew the case against second defendant, whilst first defendant was re- manded.
Chiu Siu Cho and Chu San were charged with possession of arms at Wanchal. The case was adjourned till February 1 for hearing.
LARCENY OF CHOPPER
choppet, property of Stu Cheung. Found guilty of larceny of a house coolle of the Hong Kong Kong Club Annex, on January 28. Liu Tan, 46, unemployed, was sen- tenced to two months' imprison- ment, when he appeared before Mr. R. Edwards at the Central Magistracy on Saturday.
Chau Tai Sang. 29, unemployed, charged with possession of 1 pounds of dutlable tobacco, was nned $1.50 and was bound over in the sum of $25 for one year.
Leung Yip. 27, unemployed, was charged with larceny of a gold.
Det.-Sgt. Bouter said that at earring from Hon Yau, 53-year old noon on Friday defendant was seen widow, in Hennessy Road. Sgt.
on the fourth floor of the Hong Bentley said that defendant snat-Kong Club Annex by a boy, and ched an earring from the woman's was seen to have gone up to the ear with the aid of a newspaper: roof and later entered Defendant was remanded for 72 room. When questioned by the hours for witnesses to be called.
boy, defendant said that he was So Kon, 31, unemployed carpen an earth-coolle working there. ter, was charged with unlawful
Defendant had three "previous possession of instruments for un-convictions. lawful purposes. He was remand- ed for 72 hours for witnesses to be called.
In a At of jealousy, 98-year-old Alexander Dimitroff, of Bollartzi, South Bulgaria, has killed his wife aged 45. He confessed to the crime, and gave himself up to the police. He said that he thought his wife had not been faithful to him. She preferred the company of younger men, he declared, and had fre-. quently left him alone. He was very fond of his wife, the old man explained, and he had tried to per-
THEFT OF · CLOTH suade her to obey his wishes and change ber mode of life. But his
Brought before Mr. RA.D. For- efforts were unsuccessful. In des-
rest at the Central Magistracy on pair, he shot her dead.
Saturday, Chan, Kim S1, 29, unem Dimitrot was allowed to attend ployed, was charged with (a) the the funeral of his wife.
larceny of five pieces of cloth. Into the
valued at $35, from the show case | grave he shouted: "I will soon follow you
at No. 186 Johnston Road, ground and be your com-
floor, on January 27, (b) maliciously panion on
to the long road heaven!"
damaging the show case and (c) breach of a deportation prder. Sgt. Bentley said that a district watchman saw defendant carrying
Then he was taken back to his 'cell, He looked so wretched that they put an extra guard over him.
But in the morning he found dead-of a broken heart,
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY ANNUAL DANCE
WAR
the cloth In Wanchal Road. The damage done to the show case was $48
Defendant was sentenced to two, one and nine months imprisonment for the first, second and third offences respectively, the sentences to run consecutively.
URBAN COUNCIL
The Urban Council will meet on Thursday, February, 3, at 4.15 p.m. Orders of the day are as follows: Application for an eating house licence for No. 127, Tai Nam Street, ground floor.
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LOCAL ESTATES
bath-
Pauline Aganoor, spinster, late of Hotel Atlantic, Nice, France, and of Kensington Palace Man- stons. De Vere Gardens, Kensing- ton. England, who died on May 15, 1937, left local estate sworn under $16,400. Application by Harold John Armstrong, solicitor. for sealing certified copy of letters of adminis- tration with the wills annexed to the estate of the deceased has been granted by the Supreme Court.
Local estate to the value of $4- 700 was left by Fan Wong Shi, alias Wong Yung Hing, widow, late of No. 21 Kai Yee Road, arst floor, who died intestate on November 26, 1937. Letters of administration to the estate of the deceased have been granted to Fan Cheung. In- surance broker, of the same ad- dress.
FAR EAST HEALTH
!
The health bulletin of Eastern ports for the week ending January 22, is as follows:
cases;
Cholera: Calcutta, 36 Madras, 10 cases."
Small-pox:-Bombay, 159 cases;
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Society and their friends wound up the Society's season on Saturday night in the Roof Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel with their annual dinner, dance. Over 150 persons were present and danced to music supplied by Fred Carpio's band.
The following members enter- tained parties:-Dr. D. J. Valen- for a pigsty on Crown Land adjoin-Calcutta, 52 cases; Karachi, a tine, Messrs, J, Rédman, W, Robert-ing AIL. No. 78, Aberdten. " son, W; Henderson, G. Stopani- Thomson, W. A. Simpson, J. Rus- sell, R. J. Shirgley, E. M. Cockle, Lt. Walsham, Professor W. Brown and Mr. C. W. E. Bishop.
Application for a swine licence
UNION PROSCEIBED
cases: Madrag 107 cases; Ran- goon, 18 cases; Allahabad, 1 case: Cawnpore, 2 cases; Chittagong. 1 The "Government Gazette" not-case; Delhi; 1 case; Haiphong, 31- fies that the Hong Kong Seamen's cases; Hanol, 1 case; Hong Kong, Unton has been proscribed.
41 cases; Shanghal, 3 cases.
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