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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1936

FITTING TRIBUTES TO MR. D. L. KING

INDIAN COY., POLICE RES.

LOSE D.S.P.

HANDSOME PRESENTATION MADE

Mr. D. L. King, who will shortly be leaving for Home, was the guest of honour at a tea party given by the Indian Company. Hong Kong Police Reserve, at the Gloucester Hotel yesterday when, in the course of the speeches made, glowing tributes were! paid to the fine work Mr. King had done in his capacity as Deputy

Mr. Feroz Ali, the Officer Commanding the Iz lian Company, was in the chair and amongst those who attended were the Hon.

Superintendent of Police (Reserve).

Mr. T. H. King. Inspector-General of Police, the Hon. Dr. S. W.

Tso. Messrs. Abbas Khan, D. L. King, C. Champkin, Dr. H. el Arculli Messrs. C. G. Perdue, W. R. Scott, L. H. C. Calthorpe. 0. Eager. A. R. S. Major. B. C. Randall. J. A. Bendall, S. Randall. T. G. Stokes, W. V. Field, T. 0. T'so and Chief Inspector R. H. E. Marks.

is

the

ALLEGED SLANDER OF B.B.C. OFFICIAL

Prominent Witnesses

The action for alleged slander, brought by Mr. R. S Lambert, editor of the B.B.C. journal The Listener against Sir Cecil Levita, former Chairman of the LCC. is likely to be heard early this month. The date of hearing has not been fixed.

Among those who are expected to give evidence are Mr. R. C. Norman, Chairman of the B.B.C Board of Governors, Sir John Reith, the Director-General, and Sir Stephen Tallents, Controller of Public Relations. The case will probably last a week.

ROTARY MEETING

Mr. P. S. Cassidy On Social Service

HONG KONG DEVELOPING Addressing the

gathering, has commanded the Police Reserve with distinction to himself and the

A CONSCIENCE Mr. Feroz Ali said:

"The object of the gathering Police Reserve, and that he

.Rotarian P. S. Cassidy gave a this afternoon is to bid farewell causing grevions regret" to to Mr. D. L. King, who is leaving community by going away.

thought-provoking address at the "I have known Mr. King since usual weekly tiffin meeting of the jus for good, to our great loss and.

the he came to the Colony, and it is Rotary Club yesterday at the Hong sorrow, and it was felt by

Kong Hotel, his subject being that we could not allow Mr. King gret) to give this evidence against Hong Kong Acquires PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL SAILINGS members of the Indian Company my pleasure (I cannot

seizing him and to say that he is guilty Conscience: Community Service to leave us without first the opportunity of expressing to of all the charges. I am sure you Before and After Rotary," noting him our grateful thanks and ap-will all agree with me.

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a Social

preciation for his magnificent and "It is most fitting that the In-appreciatively, the big part which many voluntary organisations are untiring labours on behalf of the dian Company should have Indian Company.

ganised this tea party to impress now playing in the social life of Inspiring Leadership on Mr. King the enormity of his the Colony.

was thanked by Mr. Cassidy "More especially do we remem-crimes and to hope that he will

Professor C. A. Middleton Smith them I am ber the encouragement and advice go on, committing

in a provocative discourse on!

mental ailments Company, by sare he will. he has given this

"And what is the punishment of modern which it has been possible for us:

and

burg, d Aug. Bombay Marseilles & London. 5th Sept. Bombay, Marseilles & London

Among visitors welcomed were: 6,000 12th Sept. Marseilles, Havre, London,

King the unit could not be so use-Company, to present you with this burg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull

ful as it is to-day. He has work-souvenir and at the same time to Mr. J. Middleton, Smith, Mr. W. H 15,000. 19th Sept. Marseilles & London.

ed incessantly in its interest, and say that it is only a small token Lebert, Mr. A. W. Ingram, Mr. W. 3rd Oct Marseilles & London 17,000

It is aA. Weight and Mr. W. J. Ashton of the by his admirable qualities he has of what you deserve. 6.000 10th Oct. Marseilles,

endeared himself to every member great pleasure and pride for me (new assistant secretary

European Y.M.C.A.) all of Hong and has given them the example to have been asked to do this.

"Going back to your crimes, the Kong. of loyal and energetic service:

Before introducing the speaker, "His splendid organising and other punishment 1 had preserved

Ameri- the President, Mr. W. N. Thomas administrative abilities, knack for for you was, to use an discipline, fairness and patience canism, to send you to their chair. Tam, congratulated Rotarian R have meant a great deal to this but as it is rather hot you will. Kotewall on his elevation Company. and it is with regret excuse us if we do not chair you the Executive Council,

but show our nouncement which was warmly that we realize that we shall be round the room

acclaimed. deprived of his inspiring leader-appreciation of your efforts by a

We wish him round of applause. ship in the future. and Mrs. King bon voyage, and prosperity in the Old Country. As.

to attain our present strength. these crimes? Mr. Feroz Ali has public service as the new paracer Without the guiding hand of Mr.jksked me, on behalf of the Indian for them.

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Supporters Thanked

for

to

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Both myself and Mr. Champ BRILLIANT ARRAY OF he is quite young and strong, kin, as well as Mr. King, have

SWIMMERS might come out to Hong Kong been greatly indebted to Mr. Rut- | SAILINGS again and I assure him that he tonjee and Mr. Abbas Khan

will receive a hearty welcome from their material and financial sup- (Continued from Page 5) the Unit on his coming here again. port to the Indian Company atj

"Mr. Champkin will be an ideal

various times, and we hope that of the water undoubtedly "added knowledge

to each performance. successor. Having a

just as Mr. King goes on commit-seconds of the language and of India. we ting his crimes, so they will keep Udo's winning times for the 400 events, naturally expect a good deal from on giving us the assistance they Metres and 1,500 metres him. His contact with India has

have in the past,

for instance, were 4 minutes 48.2 and 19 minutes 45.6 on seconds

tion with this unit, his acts and

be-to win Olympic laurels. But the welcome Mr. Champkin and. fore I sit down I would like to Japanese coaches are confident

ision and I endorse Mr. Feroz and that the veterans, with "I must not forget our popular express my pleasure at his succes that the new men will improve,

When Mr. Wolfe left on LG.P.

All's welcome" (Applause). some pension it was thought in

"Unusual Procedure” quarters of the Police Reserve that!

Now is the time to visit, Australia & New Zealand

"Down Under" you will feel a lands of Sunshine and Romance, new being and even if you are not inclined towards Surfing, Fishing, Shooting or Mountaineering you will find that the Antipodes have plenty

to offer you including 25/- for your pound.

On the way down your life aboard will be as you wish, quiet hectic for the E. & A. will humour your every whim.

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And by the way, there is no additional charge for Deck Cabins and there is of course a San Dock Swimming pool, an Orchestra and a fine Laundry

A Surgeon and Stewardess are at your disposal and last but not lest we had almost forgottes-the cuisine will set you listening eagerly for the gong!

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given him an insight into Indian) This is the first occasion

psychology, and since his associa which we have come together to seconds, respectively, far too slow hearts generosity have

greatly commended him to the Company."

Bümmer,

six

will

weeks of Berlin round into their 1935 form.

Will Win Relay his place and personality could

Japan also counts on victory inj not be adequately filled again, but King said: "I was wondering the 800 Metres Free Style relay.

In rising to reply, Mr. D. Ly.

to car great delight and agreeable just exactly what my feelings at all members of the brilliant quar- surprise the Hon. Mr. T. E this very pleasant party would be

a world record in has, by his unfailing interest and but Mr. King has saved me the tette that set

at Tokyo personal contact, earned our high-trouble for it is just like being beating the Americans

last summer will be at Berlin, but est esteem and gratitude...

the prisoner in the dock, with a Encouragement Appreciated very large court, a very stern jury perhaps one or two of them will

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the faster men. That quartette was

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"WANTED A FIRE”

Boy Camper Steals Railway Blocks

Southend-On-Sea boy of

14, who was told by the magis- trate that he might have endan- gered many lives, was placed on probation at Southend Juvenile Court recently. He admitted stealing six railway keys-the wood blocks which keep the rails in position-and it was stated that 14 keys were missing.

A policeman stated that be saw the boy on line at four a.m. knocking out he keys, with a hammer.

The boy, who was caiping near the railway, said he wanted to make a fire, as he was cold.

CHARGE AGAINST SOLDIERS Alleged Assault And Robbery

Telephone 28021

URBAN COUNCIL

Restaurant Guild's Appeal

STRINGENT REGULATION. OBJECTED TO

At a meeting of the Urban Council yesterday afternoon a minute by the Chairman, Mr. E. R Todd, relative to the amend- ment of Market by-law No. 6 of the Public Health (Food) Ordin- ance, 1935, and a suggested new Agreement of Lease for market stals, was carried unanimously.

Others present were the Hon Dr. A. R. Wellington, Vice-Chair- Carrie, Iman; Hon. Mr. W. J.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs; Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police; Mr. F. C. Hall,

DEA de Castro Basto, Dr. Li Shu-fan, Mr. A. el Arculli, Dr. S. [N. Chan, Mr. W. N. T. Tam, Mr. B. Wong Tape, Mr. C. Champkin, Mr. C. 3. Boe, Secretary, and Mr. Im Ping-tseung, Asst. Secretary.

Food Receptacles A petition by the Restaurant

unusual that lity of his duties as LG.P. he, it is rather

nevertheless, is always anxious charges were not recited to for the welfare of the Hong Kong and that I was convicted without Negami, who covered the distance Police Reserve His constant con- having had a chance to plead. It in 8 minutes 52.4 seconds.

Closest race of the Berlin meet train-seems rather a reversal of the

is expected to be the 400-Metres Itact with members at our

at-usual procedure. proper "I thought that as there were Free-Style, with Udo, Negami, terition and care for our equipment, are greatly heartening only four charges I might get Terada opposing principally Jack to the members who now look to away with a brief speech by plead- Medica of the United States. In TAXI-DRIVER COMPLAINANT and Eating House Guild, ung

Thomas Todd, Sydney Brown him as their guardian and bene-ing not guilty. I still plead not last factor as in the past, thereby giv-1guilty but I am afraid there will meet in Tokyo Medica defeat and Thomas Parke, privates of land uncooked, be kept in recep ing a lasting goodfellowship to have to be a re-trial

The very kind remarks of Mr. course record time of 4 minutes"A" Company, Royal Ulster Rifles, ticles for protection

the Corps.

summer's American-Japan

Negami by a touch in the long

for an amendment in the Ordin- ance stating that all food, cooked

against in-

Macfadyen, at the Kowloon Magis-La Shu-fan and de Castro Pasto "I also wish to thank all those Feroz Ali, on behalf of the Indian 45.2 seconds. Both Udo and Terada were charged before Mr..Q. A. A sects and dirt, was discussed. Drs. who have so kindly responded to Company, are totally undeserved.defeated Negami in the spring our invitation this evening. Mr. The time I have spent in the tryouts and will take a lot of heat-tracy yesterday, with robbing spoke in favour of an amendment asing by any of the American Leung Yiu, aged 37, licensed tax-to the effect that cooked foods only driver of taxi-cab No. 1850, of $11 need be protected. However, the D. L King, I once more desire to Police Reserve has not been

in money, a metal watch, an-elec-general opinion of the Cornell was express to you, on behalf of the fully devoted to its interests as Italent-(Associated Press).

had no tric torch and a police whistle on that the petitioners Company. our hearty should have liked.

July 6 at Castle Peak Road." grounds for complaint, and a letter gratitude for your past kindnesses

The first two defendants ap-to the Colonial Secretary, to whom.

Indizi

"Witness At Trial"

"If I have earned the friend-spent some of the best years of and wish you and Mrs. King the ship of the Indian Company, I

afraid I have forgotten most of have always enjoyed that friend-my life in India and although I'm best of luck in the future."

ship immensely and I shall always

* An appeal against a refusal by The Hon. Mr. T. H. King remember with the greatest of my Hindustani I am never likely peared in the dock in mufti, but the case, had already been refer- the Council to grant an eating pleasure my association with that to forget my very happy cansee-third accused was still in his red, was accordingly drafted

tions with that friendly country, uniform. said:-

Detective-Sergeant C. H. Good-house licence at No. 142, Johnston "I was invited to this tea party Company. I want to thank you as a guest but I feel more that very much for your handsome you probably know, India is grets. Few of us who have lived I have come as a witness at trial, at which you gentlemen are wishes." (Applause). the jury. You may be wondering Mr. W. V. Field, officer-in-there have left it except with and of one week, said that the unanimous decided to issue For further information, Passage, Freight, Handbooks, etc., apply who is the prisoner in the dock charge of the Emergency Unit heavy hearts. Something of that Police' were arranging for Parke licence until the end of the year,

are fitted with Electric Fans or Punks Louvre

on London. and Ana Steamers stem: tralian Lines are fitted with Laundries. Paz- cels measuring not more than 5 cu. ft. will be received at the Company's Office up to Noon

on the day previous to sailing

to The Agents

on the

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present and your kind words and commonly called the Land of Rewin, in applying for a formal re-Eoad was to discussed. It was

Well, here he is (pointing to Mr then presented Mr. King with D. L. King). (Laughter) set of silver ash-trayz.

Land Of Regrets” "As as can see, are

said:-- four charges against him. They

MACKINNON MACKENZIE CO from there by Mr. C. Champkes paid

feeling of regret must be felt by to change his clothing. Defendants informing the licensee that it Me King this evening. Hong were remanded for a week in would not be renewed. 1 Kong has very many associations custody.

in his mind, but I am sure the

The accused,, were alleged to

Police Reserve is one of those have hired the taxi-cab early suThey allegedly tied and gagge

PEO BUILDING. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG are, that he has been an esteemed "I thank you very much for associations that he will recall the morning of July 6 and to have him, and pushed him over a hi-

and efficient Deputy Superinten-exking me to this friendly gather-with very happy memories. We assaulted the driver near Laichi side The driver

to take his passengers farther."assault. Phone 27721

dent of the Police Reserve, a follying. I always feel at home with wish him long life and good luck kok Prison when the latter refused conscious for two hours after the good fellow and friend, that he the Indian Company because I'in his retirement.