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PLANE CRASH

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Ronald John, Stevens, 27 years old test pilot of the Far East Aviat.on Company, was killed in an aeropane.. crash at Liuchow, Kwangsi, on Thursday.

No details of the accident were: available last night but it Was learned that Mr. Stevens killed instantly.

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A tragic feature of the accident Is that Mr. Stevens was married only six months ago, to Miss Eileen de Biere, of Hongkong.

When interviewed last night, Mr. A. V. Harvey, local manarer of the Far Eastern Aviation Com- pany said that Mr. Slevens was a sound pilot with nearly nine years of flying experience.

Born at Moseley, Birmingham. Mr. Stevens entered the Royal Air Force and served for some time as Flying Officer with the 68th Night Bombing Squadron. He joined the Indian Army and cano to Hongkong as a Lieutenant in the Jat Regiment.

In April, 1932, he resigned infe commission in the Army and joined the Far East Aviation Com

any as test pilot

Most of Mr. Stevens work has been in connexion with the sale of aeroplanes to the Kwangsi Air Force, and in addition to his post as the test pilot, was also Avla- tion Adviser to the Kwangai Pro. vincial Government..

High Reputation.

In the short time he was in the service of the Far East Aviation Company, Mr. Stevens gained a reputation for safe dying, and several excellent flights stand to his .credit.

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in July last year, following sa aerial smash Nanning be ought the badly injured pilot to Hong.ong 11 the amphibian 'plane, Cutty Sark. The injured man received attention in the Kowloon Hospital and recovered.

On March 12. Mr. Stevens flew, to Liuchow to deliver a machine to the kwangai Air Force and had been engaged there since.

Bad weather conditions between here and Liuchow prevented Mr. Harvey from lying to the soone of the accident yesterday, but weather permitting, he will at- tempt the fight this morning.

A British engineer is stationed at Liuchow to supervise the maintenance of machines and it seems fairly certain that the accident was

to not due echanical fault. Full inquiries will be made by Mr. Harvey on his arrival in Liuchow.

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The late Mr. Stevens was "the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stevens of Moseley, Birmingham, England.

P.I. TRADE MISSION.

TEA PARTY GIVEN BY THE

CHINESE CHAMBER,

The Philippines Legislative Trade Mission, headed by Messrs. Jean Lunu, G. Nieva and M. T. Boncan members of the Philippines Legia- lative Council) were the

bonoured guests at a ten party given yester

afternoon at the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce. There was 41 gathering of the Chamber's members, including the chairman, Mr. Wong Kwong-tin and the Hon. Mr. S.

S. W. Teo,

day

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a specch of welcome Mr. Wong Kwong-tin said:

It

is my special privilege this afternoon, on behalf of the Hongkong Chinese. Chamber of Commerce, t extend a very hearty welcome to the members of the Legislative Trade Commission from the Philippines. W have also as cur guest Mr. Chu Fang- shiong of the Foreign Office of Nank- ing.

i am sure we all envy the Philip-

pines for being able to produce such

a Commission, consisting of sons who

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could worthily represent their motherland, in every matter pertain ing to Law, Banking, Administra. tion, Public-finance, Mining, Fores. try, Railroads and Public Works,

We are indeed honoured to have them with us, and they may rest as- sured that we shall do our best to render their stay here both pleasant and informative. Our only regret la that their sojourn here is no short. Perhaps Hongkong will be able to produce a similar Commission in the near future, and return the visit.

There is, I notice, a large number of ladies travelling with the Commis- sion, and it does appear that in going after trade, our friends neglecting the possibility of cultural relations with the countries they visit.

are not

A great future lies in store for the Philippines. Wo wish our questi continued progress and prosperity. (Applause).

Mr. Lane's Reply.

Atter thanking the Chinese Cham- ber of Commerce for their entertain- ment on behalf of the Trade Mis- Mr. Juan Luna said that Phi-

slop, lippines traders were seeking clos 30-operation with commercial

the

sts in China and Japan. He men Joned the fact that Chinese trader vere amongst the pioneers of trade During the Philippine Islands. heir stay in China,

zudded neaker, the Mission would find su "at Chine needed which the Philip Island could supply, and wha hilpa products would find a ready narket in the Philipines.

Both Mr. Nieva and Mr. Chu Fung

•1933.

EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.

CHARGE DISMISSED ON COMPLAINANT'S ABSENCE

Before Mr. Butters at the Kow- leon Magistracy yesterday Biter- noon, the case was discharged of

summons of embezzlement against Fung Yat-ting, described. as a clerk in the Kien Tung Yik Co. 43, Apliu Street, from whom, it was alleged, the defendant, fraudulently obtained $11,100.

Mr. T. P. K. Kemble, who ap pcared for the prosecution, in- formed the Magistrate that the complainant, Chan Su-cheung, Was not present and had not issued any further instructions.

Mr. Butters, in discharging the cnée, said that in the last hearing, there had been no evidence of embezzlement and only a possibili- ty of larceny. He thought that the matter was more of a civil than a criminal nature.

It will be remembered that at the last hearing the complainant, Chan Sui-cheung, mannging part- ner of the Kion Tung Yik Co., gave evidence, that defendant, as one of the firm's partners," had paid in money amounting to $11,- 100, on which interest was being March had paid. The arm in received two cheques from Sir Robert Ho-tang's agent, the total aur amounting to $11,100, which the partners. had cashed, defen- dant receiving the money and be ing instructed to send it to various offices the next day. Witness had not, seen defendant after that day. Mr. G. K."Hall Brutton, acting for the defendant, cross-examined witness, who admitted that he and the third partner of the firm ad borrowed $5,000 from defendant in order to carry on Sir Robert Ho- tung's contract. Witness denied having heard from defendant's wife that her husband had been sent to hospital soon after cashing the cheques.

shiang also spoke briefly.

Among those present were Messrs. J. E. Romers and B. F. Lapor (Secre taries of the Trade Mission) and of the Chamber's prominent many n.embers including Mossrs. Lo Shut- no, Li Tze-fong. Ma Man-fai, Wong Ping-shun, Kwok Chuen, R. C. K Lim, Tại Inkfurt. Li Ho-sung Ip and H.Hepg Sling.

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