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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
November 5,
1940.
Miss Harrop Witness
In Family Quarrel
Miss Phyllis Harrop, Lady Assistant to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, was called to give evidence at the Summary Court this morning, when hearing of the action brought by Li Mel-yuek, alias KI Ken-far, of Cheungshawan Itoad, against Law Kong-hon, alias Lau Fan-yok, of 3 Woosung Street, for $1,000 The claim was made up of the value of ornaments, jewellery and costs, was continued before Mr. Justice E. H. Williams, and clothing to the total of $646.50, and $600 in cash which plaintiff alleged she had handed to defendant for safe keeping. Sho waived a sum of $246.50 in order to bring the claim within
Mr. Ford in the course of which he Summary Jurisdiction.
It was stated at the previous hear- asked her if she would withdraw thei ing that about five years ago, when ease. She replied in the negative and. plaintiff was 14 years of age, she Mr. Ford then said that in any event was taken as a concubine by defen- plaintiff would not be taken back by dant, who was himself then 68 years defendant," old. Squabbles arose between the because of the jealousy two of defensient, un an August 1 last, Miss Harrop made a raid on defen- dant's home where the found him and the girl. Plaintiff was taken to the Secretariat, where a charge of as- sault was laid against defendant. At the subsequent hearing of the sum- mont, defendant was acquitted.
Mr. M. A. da Silva appeared for plaintiff, and defendent was repre- sented by Mr. G. S. Ford.
She pointed out that plaintiff had money and property with defendant, and to this Mr. Ford agreed, adding that he understood the amount was about $600.
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Badly Bruirad Quesiloned by Mr. Ford, Miss Harrop said she went to defendant's place as the result of a complaint made to her by plaintiff's mother. She found the girl badly bruised. When defendant opened the safe she attempted to look into the contents but he slammed the door. Defendant Kept Key
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I pul to you that what Miss Harrop said that an August 17 as a result of certain information I said to you was this: 'Miss Harrop, received the went to defendant's there is not much chance of the pro- place, where she found plaintiff and secution succeeding in this enso. defendant together with two servants, appears to me that plaintiff's whole Plaintiff told her she had money, and idea was to leave the old man and
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and he does not propose to jewellery in
in the wardrobe, the keys to take her back after the case! Isn't
were kept by defendant. She that what I said?
Miss Tarron: I further said: "We asked
defendant to open the safe but he refused until the arrival of a friend will let her have her clothing and who advised him to do so. He then jewellery which I think are worth a handed certain documents to her but few hundred dollars.. Am I right? refused to let her look at the jewel- No. What you told me was: "The old lery and money
plainit man told me it was about $600. I claimed were hers.
remember the figure because the amount mentioned by you was higher than that given by the girl's mother, who suid $400.
which
Subsequently, she took out a sum mons for assault against defendant at Die Kowloon Magistracy, and on August 14 had a conversation with
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Hearing is proceeding.
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Maintaining its reputation of having the fastest air-service in the world, a new and improved schedule is being used as from November 4.
From that date, Douglas. DC-3 planes will leave Batavia every Monday afternoon, and arrive in Sydney on Wednesday evening, covering the distance of 3,800 miles in two and a half days.
This will make the Java-Australia line not only the fastest in the world, but also the most modern and most comfortable, as these machines ore equipped with 15 loungo-chairs,
Only two night stops will now be made, at Ball and Darwin.
The
COMPULSORY SERVICE APPEAL
'An appeal against being transferred The Importance of this line is en- from the Essential Services group to hanced by the creation of a through the Combatant Group was brought by connection from November 4 between Sydney and Lydda in Palestine, Mr. John Mair Hood, 42-year-old en- dney Eineer, before the Compulsory Ser-. which will take seven days. Sydney vice Appeal Tribunal this morning. will only be three days from Singit-
Tribunal
comprised the Chief and passengers leaving Sing Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor (Chair- pore on Monday morning will arrive man), the Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields and in Sydney on Wednesday evening. Brigadier A. B. Thomson. The plane leaves on, the return trip from Sydney every Friday morn- ing, back in Singapore on Sunday afternoon.
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The machines will leave Lydda on Thursdays, arriving at Singapore on Sundays.
The Chairman said that he had received a letter from the Adjutant of the Volunteer Detence Corps, say- Ing that there was to reason why Mr. Hood should not join the Army Service Cadre, where his motor- driving and engineering experience would be most valuable.
Reverse Schedule
Mr. Hood withdrew his appeal on The schedule in the reverse, direc- M tion, Sydney via Batavia to Palestine, the assurance that he would be given will remain unchanged. The planes work compatible with his qualifica. from Australia will still arrive in tons both as an engineer and car- Batavia on Sundays, the day when driver in the A.S.C. or some com- K.L.M. planes leave for Lydia.
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ANTI-NAZI RIOTS
IN THE HAGUE
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" THE HAGUE, Nov. 4 (UP),—Thef news, agency "ANT"" reports that small riots occurred in The Hague last Friday and Saturday between the Dulch, Nazl-uniformed formu→ tions of the "WA" which is similar to the German SA, and civilians, some of whom are members of the New Netherlands Union. merian
The agency suld that 20 bombers of the Netherlands Union were nr- rested. According to the newspapers, members of the WA last Friday even- ing wrecked The Hague office of the Netherlands Union. Windows in the club house of the Dutch Naz! party were smashed.
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A fine of $50 or three weeks' hord Inbour was Imposed by Mr. 11. G. Central Sheldon, K.C., at the Magistracy this morning on Hau Sang. 27, motor car driver, for com- nitting a common assault on Detec live-Sergeant V. M. Morrison by throwing a lighted cigarette. in hla face at the junction of Hennessy Road and Stewart Road, Wanchal, Jast night.
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Press On To Yamchow Japanese Embark Troops
NANNING, Nov. 4 (Central News). -Chinese troopa continue their drive toward Yamchow,
Slutung, Tatung and Pinglokchlao, paints north of Yamchow, have been recaptured from the Japanese.
The Japanese are tearing up the railway they built between Yamchow and Tatung.
Some fourteen Japanese gunboats with many armed Inunches and motor boats are anchored off Lungmenkang on the Yamehow coast, while over: forty Japanese planes are groundest'at the Yamchow aerodrome.
Large quantities of armaments, in- cluding 10 feld guns, brought from Nanning have been embarked upon
ransporta,
is Oghting in the outskirts of Chennankwan, оп
the Kwangal French Indo-China border. another Pingerhiwan,
strategie pass on the Kwangsi-French Indo- China border, north of Chenannkwan, has been cleared of Japanese troops.
Peace and order has been restored In Nanning and the telegraphic ser- vice was resumed yesterday.
Chekiang Front
4 CHUNGKING, Nơi
(Central News) Chinese troops are attacking Slooshan, on the cast Cheklang front. Chinese operating along the Nan- king-Shanghai and Shanghai-Hang- chow Railways have renewed sabotage activities to
Bynchroolse with the
CATA & various fronts. Three
trains were mines on Shanghat Rallway last month.
blown up by the Nanking- Aghting casuinues around
on the
Pelping-Hankow Railway. A Chinese unit has ad- vanced to the north of Changtalkwan, 14 miles north of Sinyang.
A Japanese-organised Chinese self- defence corps of about 2,000 men at Klaohsten in cast Shantung has sur- rendered to the Chinese,
NOTICE TO MARINERS
-Indo-China
A temporary change in the charac- terisation of the Cape Padaran Light on the east coast of French Indo- China has been annmmeed us from November 10, 1040, in a notice mariners by the French Authorities. The
position is lat. 11 degrees 21 N., long, 100 degrees 01 E. (approx), and the abridged description is F. 574 It. GM.
A temporary fixed white light at a height of 574 feet, and having a visibility of 9.0 miles, will replace Cape Padaran Light for a period of approximately three months from November 10,
Torpedo Ranging
The ranging of torpedoes at the Lai Chi Kok Torpedo Range will re- commence enrly this month, states a notice issued by the Navy Au- thorities through the Harbour Office yesterday. A former notice No. 105/ 1940 of April 26, 1940, is now can- celled,
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE. AND OTHER CAUSES
A total of $1,401,093,44 was reached yeas terday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S, CM: Post, Ltd., with the follow- ing donations:
Remult of "Courtland's" Cocktail
Party per Misa P, E. French.. $690 Gloucester Lounge Gramophone
T1 Player (monthly-Ocfaber) ****** Collected at Christ Church Cabaret
and Danca ..... Eastern Sanitary Office
Mr. R. C. Olive (3rd. donation) W. and A.
310.32
32.50
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Miss Mary Edmondston (ard, dona-
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of the Cabaret Dance At the conclusion of the
at the Peninsula Hotel on Friday night, In ald of Christ Church. Kowloon Tong. "Ammunition boxes" were handed round in aid of the Bomber Tund. As a result, tho Fund has benefited to the extent of
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POPPY DAY FUND
Previously acknowledged $3,777, sir, and Mrs. J. Ormiston 25, Anonymous ( C. 21.) $10, J. M. M. Minckiinan 25, J. H. Sturt $50, 1. M. $10, R: H. Wild $29, A. Landau $50, Sir Vandeleur Graybum $500. Jalin Manners & Co., Ltd. $200, Mr. and Mr. Wallace Hansen $50, L. Reynand 150, Sir Showson Chow $10, First Church of Chriss Selentist $10, Dr. Y. D. R. Black $25, Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Bremner #19, D. E V. Steavenson $25. Prof. W. Fald_$24, F. Gingle $15, Lt. Col, and Mrs. E. J, R. Mitchell $30. A. 1, MelƑ,65, Mr. and Mrs. il. W, Fraser $10, Total $4,967,
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