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B.C.K. Hawkins At WAR CRIMES TRIAL

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1946.

The ILO Conference P.O.Ws. DROWNED IN

Mr. B. C. K. Hawkins, former Hong Kong Labour Officer and Secretary for Chinese Affairs dur- ing the period of the Military Administration, was one of the advisers accompanying the United Kingdom delegation to the 29th. ses- sion of the International Labour Conference; which opened in Montreal on Sept. 19 and end- ed recently.

At its two previous meetings held in Philadelphia in 1944 and i In Paris in 1945, the International *Labour Conference had adopted recommendations concerning the minimum standards of social pu- licy in dependent territories. the recent meeting, it was 1. task of the Conference to consider what part of these recommenda- tions could be suitably translated. -into Convention form.

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Sentenced

HOLD OF SHIP

At yesterday's War Crimes Trial against Kyoda Shigeru, master of the "Lisbon" Maru,” Mr. H. ML Howell, M.B.E., related how POWs, 'bat- | tened down in the hold of the ill-fated ship, died of suffocation or were drowned when -water began to rise in the holds.

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STRIKE ENDS

Sydney, Oct. 23. Dock workers have called. off the strika which kept 68 ships tied up in Sydney har- hour for nine days.

The dock workers had quit their jobs in protest against the suspension af 320 wharf-- labourers for being absent from Saturday morning work..

Associated Press.

Witness also said that POWs who were swimming

in the sea were fired at by Japanese. Continuing his testimony. Mr.) been drowned. The fact that Howell said that in the early no food had been received was stages, n canvas wind chute pro- also referred to. Coli Stewart 'vided rentilation for No. 2 hoki. again sent Lieut. Potter to From almost the first day out. contact the Japanese and this stomach trouble began to break time a voice answered to say Per that POWs would be allowed up out all over the place. mission was obtained to place on deck the next day. An at been provided for the Japanese the sick man on deck near the tempt by witness to climb draft. It was about 6 o'clock Intrines. Apart from dysentery iron rung ladder took about ten that ships came alongside the and diphtheria, cases of sore minutes and witness perspired "Lisbon Maru" and, the noises freely on account of the lack of throat were aise reported.

air.

Found guilty on two of six mittee was appointed to consider counts of doing acts with intent the matter, representatives if the to assist tile enemy contrary

to the 1940 Desence Regula culployers workers of the 18 member statestions, Wong Fuk-chau, a village being represented.

elder in Tan Kwei Village, New

There was a pile of life belta Territories, was sentenced to three years' hard labour in the corner of the hold and Mr. Justice E. H. Williams, some of the POWs used them as Pulane Judge, at the Crimind pillows. Witness did not know how many life belts there were Sessions yesterday.

in the pile.

In accordance, with this Com- mittee's conclusions, which were strongly supported by the British delcgation and which were adopt ed by the full Conference, there will be prepared for the next session, to be held in Geneva in Jupe 1947, the drafts of three

The Best of these draft conven- tons will over the general fun

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The Jury found him htt damentals of social policy in the guilty on two other charges, territories concernett, the apericia while on another count they then of the pegades of those terri- | reached a disugrcement, The buries in framing and execution last charge was rufel mut

measures of ancial progress learlier by His Lordship.

Mr. A. Lonsdale, Crain Coun- they improvement of standards of)

sel, informed the Court that the Crown was not prepared to have ureased re-tried on the count on which the jury's ver- diet was divided.

living' of agricultura) producers, the general principle of non-dis crimination if labour policy in relation to educational training in industrial skill, the status of women, the right of association. the settlement of disputes, the es- inblishment of labour inspector utes and the implementation of

·labour legislation,

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Sub-Inspector H. R. Tervett of the Special Branch' appeared, for the Police.

International Trade Fair

Speaking for the United King- dam Government delegation. Sir Arthur Dawe, Deputy Under- Secretary of State for the Colum- jcs. one of the four -delegates, ! said that if the conventions were Plans are now being drawn sussion up for an International Trade Fair, officially sponsored by the Canadian Government, to be held in Toronto during the sum- mer of 1948,

Geneva

It will be the first time that

adopted at the next year, it was the intention of His Majesty's Government to do everything possible to bring about their wisest application throughout British Colonial terri- tories..

Olber United Kingdom dele gates were Mr. G. Myritin Evans, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Labour and National Service, Sir John Forbes Watson, director of the British Employers' Federa- tun, and Sir Juba Hallsworth, member of the General Council dian Trade of the Trade Union Congress.

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About dusk, the wind chute was cut down and the hatea cover clored completely and the sound of enavas being placed over the boards could be hourd. Witness heard Col. Stewart appealing to Niimari to allow. some air into the kolda.

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which led him to belleve Japan- ese troops were abandoning the ship took place at about 9 o'clock. After the hatches had been closed, no food or drink was handed down.

'True Glory'

To Be Shown On Nov. 11

It has been arranged, that poppies, will be sold in aid of} the British Legion Funds in Hongkong and Kowloon Saturday, 9th November inė stend of the 10th, as previously announced.

On Monday, the 11th. Re- membrance Day. a apecir screening of "True Glory" will be given at the King's Theatre, and His Excellency the Governor will attend.

From 10-30 a.m. a band con- ! cert will be provided, the filc commencing at 11 am.

"True Glory," a picture which probably ranks highest among war productions, is the official rècord of British and American Forces from D-Day on wardk into Germany. The opening, of colting will be announced later. of the The film and the use theatre are by courtesy Eagle-Lion Distributors the King's management.

Readers' Letters

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UNITED NATIONS WEEK

Colony's Portuguese Community

The cosmopolitan community of Hong Kong con- tains distinct sections not the least important of these being the Portuguese, They figure prominently in the story of the growth of the Colony, and have been closely linked with Its activities, social, commercial, recreational, and even defensive. Most of all, perhaps, they have' contributed to the internationalism of Hong Kong probably more than any other group of people similarly placed. Descendents of the Portuguese at Macao, they have had to adapt themselves. to the life of Hong Kong. In the early days of the Colony's history they served the Administration as well: as British and other merchants, as inter- mediaries with the Chinese none of whom · spoke English.

UNO WEEK SLOGAN

Here is me, of the entries. for the United Nations Weddi Slovan competition mow being

vun by the Rotary Club.

Unitri Men Stand; Divid- ed Fall.

United Nations Bring Peuro- To All

YMCA Women's Section

For several "decades · therefore they were the only clerical pers sonnel of the Government depart- ments and conniercial establish- ments, and they provided the Italian Mission of Hong Kong with a ready-made diocese. · "Tho? only compositors, for instance, for half a century; for the newɛpa- pers, and offical and commercial publications of the colony came from this section of the commun- ity. It can fairly be said that but for the services of the Portuguese, Hong Kong's ploncers would have had a very difficult time of it

A tea party was held yester-enduring

Sequel To Fatal Accident

Modest Citizens It can be said for these people * that they have never saugl;t to law-abiding and patient, they achieve prominence-unobtrusivo,

have been content la live as mo- dest citizens, but when given educational opportunities they

as a whole contributed toward the comman weal. Truly; demo- cratic, in social as well as eco- nomic sense, they have helped to bridge the gap between the peo- sics of the East and the West; and in the days to come they may Yau Sang, a utility van dri- still be privileged to serve their. ver, was fined $50 when he ap.] fellowmen, is even greater mea- peared ca sumnions before the sura in Hong Kong, which Magistrate, Mr. W. H. Latimer, may become a unique centre not a charge of not stopping his but where social, cultural and na- at Kowicon Court yesterday on only of international commerce vehicle as close as possible to donat streams may blend in an midnight on Oct. 3 just as he very, cesence of democracy, was to let off a passenger.

After midnight, the ship he- gan to list more and more to port. The rattling of chains on deck and sudden arches of the ship indicated towing opera- Hearing was then adjourned The jury retired for

When the ship was torpedoed tions. At 8 o'clock on Oct. 2, till 10 am. today. minutes to find accused 112-

there was an immediate surge the ship took a definite lurch animously guilty of adhering towards the exits. Col. Stewart and listed heavily to port. The ternational Cunventions - ubo and assisting the Japanese asked the men to remain calm list made it more difficult to concerning social policy in non Gendarmerie.

July and the surge ceased. Lieut. négotiate the ladder. self-governing tercituries, another 1942, and July, 1945, in activi-Wada and the interpreter Witness took a razor and.

have Tess business and the Cover- concerning the application of in- tios against guerillas and others Ninori, who

about to accompanied by Lieut. were ternational labour standards assisting in the war against

Sir, The bon has now reach- nor-in-Council may be to husy. although rightful owners, at- the Japanese, and in helping the take the wall call, went out of went to the exit, lifted' one of sch territories, and a third con-

ed alarming proportions, even the hatch boards and pushel-it Horses are now denied admit after the occupation, tay be re the held.

ready suffered much during and

They have in many cases oc- cerning the maxinam length of enemy between July and Sep-

cut There was a lot of shouting aside. Witness

qüired British nationality; and in small 1

tance. My friend Nostalgia lieved of exnenses which would contracts for employmen

tember, 1942, to search

and running abmat un deck and opening in the canvas and when |

common with numbers of thell * escaped British soldiers.

was refused. a machine gun was placed at he reached the deck, cold see simply and solely

on Sunday last incur on them under the new pro

Portuguese brettiren domiciled hi because the posed law.

Hong-Kong, demonstrated in no Aft, he noticed some Horse Had no Sam Brownd On! ness could see planes, hear Gunners vainly trying to get pointing out that he was after should make those who assume- the entrance of the hold. Wit- no one.

It is time now that Hong Kong

uncertain manner their loyalty-to- bombs being dropped and through a port hole. He all not Orderly Horse of the Day lated enough in

The country of their adoption, the occupation” firing. The sick men who were screwed the bulk head doors to nor even Duty Staff Horse, he days to pay more to the Govern day at the Y31.0.A. for the intch in the cause of Britaint much and suffering Loy deck were brought down to let them out,

eventually gained admission and ment than those who suffered at

purpose of re-opening.. the which they made common with The hold. Men using the latrines

Shots Fired were also chased down-

was given one of the noisier the hands of the enemy. Whether Women's Section

programme. their own. the

Witness had just managed to tables near the band, Whore he sach fellows were collaborators or hide. From that time onwards, get off one of the hutch covers tells me he was subjected to the The fact is that they mane big of members. Mrs. A. W. Ingram There was a good attendan^e war-profiteers is small natters the POWs had no necess to the when a bullet whistled past his most close scrutiny from both latrines. No food at all was re- cara, Lieut. Polter who was waiters and ethereal sort of Janan has lost the war. It is a was elected

noney under the enemy and pressided, and Mrs. A. Bolton ceived.

Acting-secretary. standing where witness first got bodies in blue uniforms. These unitive measure which ought to with a roster of hostesses for out, was struck. Witness tout latter being most concerned be enforced for the cover.

encourage club reception duties. He saw for Japanese with the sort of food he ate; and ment

rient of loyalty. guards and a person who looked frequent orders of buckets of

1. was decided to begin a So it is hoped that the Laristu- tivities with a weekly Games liked. Nimori on the bridge beer with a lacing of Scotch in tive Council will soon limit the morning, and a weekly Thim have acquitted themselves with Witness saw nothing of the it appeared to harrify them. rights of those who make ship's officers.

Wble Tea." Other attractions will distinction in every walk of life In fact Nostalgia stated that tunes under the Japanese. He asked Lieut. Potter to his evening was

ever made big money under the added as oppertunity offers. endeavouring to live in quiet completely

Members who had not met good-fellowship appeal to the Japanese to stop spoiled and as he had a rather and heavily taxed if not punished for years were delighted at the They have nevertheless been pre- enemy must be presumed guilty

with everyone. firing and promised to go back charming filly with him he it is indeed, ratifying to see chance of greeting old friends pared to contribute their services The ship's lights went out into the hold. The firing then takes a rooted objection to being that our Attorney General har und exchanging Do you re- in every public cause, shortly after the ship had been stopped and witness ordered the told what to do with his table been so careful in handling casex member?" stories. torpedoed and there was others who had followed him napkin.

The Portuguese of Hong Kong means of illumination in

concerning land deals of the oc-

It was agreed that Service have done much to earn the good- hold. The hold was inky black return

the up and had not been killed, to

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cupation daya.

Women should be allowed to will of the Colony, and in no to the hold. Lient. and it was dangerous to move Potter was wounded and wit-

It is proved that all unofficial members of the Legislative Coun Participate in Women's Section sense is this mere apparent than activities without membership in the way in which they have alxiut, Col. Stewart told the ness took him down.

Bradbury, Beware!

cil will be equally careful

Ices. men to lie still as the more they By this time, the ship was

Sir Your paper and Miss such a fair has been held in oyed the more air they would heavily down by the stern and Margaret Bradbury should he Names of Jurors Canada, although the Govern

lating to port. Water was lap-

for disclosing congratulated sent Lieut.ning over the sides. ment, and many of

Sir, I may be somewhat dense, minicon's leading exporters, have ese, to see the Japanese to ob- the condition of the ship was recently, it having been die Blackall) to the Press to cease the Do Petter, who could speak Japan-reported to Col. Stewart that that "many enemy real estate but I must say that the reques properties Have been located of the Chief Justice (Sir Henry previously participated in this ain type of fair in the

Although Lieut. desparate and he said that those

covered in some cases that publishing names of jurers in United Potter kept ring "mushi, who could move should try to Kingdom and in other countries. mushi" he received no response. save themselves.

Chinese have sold to the future does not somehow meke Me. C.R. Gallow, Acting Cana-|

Witness could see the surge

Japanese." At about 10-p'clock the sound Commissioner in of someone attempting to tap towards the steps. He could

Until now we thought that

In the first macs, a jury usual retires to consider the verdic Iy Hong Kong explained yesterday morse through the bulkhead also sec immobile bodies us well the enemy and their puppets

ut the proposed 1918 fair will was heard. The message carne as the sick. After reaching the were going to get away with to be returned. Under the cir- not be an exhibition open to the from No. 1 hold and was for and swam towards the Island. or gained in dishonourable way, what the jurymen are doing hef the near side of the road about equality at opportunity, in the

cumstances, therefore, how is a deck witness went ino the water properties they looted and stole prisoner or his associates to know general public. It is to be strictly Col. Stewart. The hold was a trade promotion fair which dead quiet and the

Isegal, Noma, Tanaka and hind closed and guarded doors, will provide an easily accessible could be clearly heard people from the hold and sud- their chiefs-of-staffs and other unless jurymen themselves meeting place for buyers and message indicated the POWs denly revolver shots began to big shots, had all their cuts in squeal" on one another? The summons was a' sequal To Be Wed sellera from all parts of the were dying of suffocation die land in the water round about the syndicates and monopolies In the second place, if a pri-

The forthcoming marriages A sentence of 18 years' hard!

to the lack of air. In reply to them. An order was given to which gave those in control soner or his associates are out to labour was imposed by Mr. national Trade

Decision to sponsor an Inter the first message, Col. Stewart cease firing on the people in large profits at the expense of seck reprisala zainst a juryman, the Royal Army Service Corps are announced of Mr. John

Bruer Rolfes. engineer, and Justien E. H. Williams, Puisne

Fair of this said he was trying to contact the water and was obeyed, the masses and the Allied cause, they do not have to Judge, at the Criminal Sessions nature is part of Canada's post- the Japanese. When the second Witness saw men streaming.out One Chinese bigwig purchased names of the jurors in the news-evidence that deceased had just Mable Ng. both No. 130, Glou

·can simply vesterday on Yeung Sang fer cipal foreign trade markets and were told that all attempts to

war drive to return her prin- message came through, the men from No. 1 bold. The water eight houses under one alias range to have the jurymen sha- climbed out of the back of thester Road, and of Mr. Joseph robbery by two or more.

then was level with the or another in Hongkong in the dowed when they leave Court. Senfi van and was standing in Gracia, of No. 268, Matauwei develop new markets in hither-to contact the Japanese had failed. hatches. Mr. J. Reynolds, Crown Count undeveloped or untouched fields. The POWs were therefore asked the water after witness sup- war criminals. But he appears where any prisoner or his assim. Witness said it was a wee

In all my years in Hong Kong.t's holdway saying good Road, and Yue May, of No. 35 Many of the men who entered a trustee for isogal and other I have never yet heard of a case nigth" when the truck ran into Fuo Sin Street be sent out in October. through

Invitations to participate will to le still and wait. their respective governments, from No. 3 hold that there was of wood and were carried along gentleman.

MACAO WEDDING A message also came through ported themselves with chunks now in public like a perfect cintes has wreaked vengeance on ami zainy night,

a juryman and I feel that the

Sub-Inap. Lowrie gaya diden. Lo manufacturers and other water in the hold and that by the current. When roll call But we have no prima facic request of the Chief Justice

Da Luz-Da Cruz was taken at Shanghai by Col{"evidence" and Mise Bradbury

likely to do more harm than good.ce of measurements he and was 23 feet 10 inches from the of the Chinese underworld,

Macao, Oct. 25. 1ncer side of the curb.

Canoesian Choir girls sang Mohammed Hussain, an Ja- while bells rang out, in a pretty No Admission?

dian driver attached to 15 ceremony, officiated, over by the Bir--May I. through เท 1.C.C.S. Hospital, was warned Rev. Fr. Antonio Jose Monteiro medium of seer columns, enquire by the Magistrate the day be at St, Anthony's Parish Church, of the powers that be why the fore when he appeared on a when Hong Kong girl, Indian guards at, the entrance to suramins for failing to pull up Miss Celeste Maria da Cruz, the War Crimes Court at Enst his truck when he saw another became the bride of Mr. Lis- lieve that the Japanese troops petitions to the Governor for Point Godowns are preventing vehide, puli up in front wore leaving the ship. This amplifying the Indemnity and members the

general

Dublf affected the morale of the POWs Validating Ordinance, 1946, 30 as the current War Crimes Trial?

from attending the hearing of in the halda, who felt that they to enable aggrieved: parties in ap- the Another batch of shop keepers was summoned were being left to drown. The pealing to law courts for revising the trouble of travelling down to people who have gone to Many before Mr. George She at the Central Magis-condition of the holds resulted chineries, like the Custodian of the War Crimes Court have hout

acts · of such · quasi-judicial: ma-the tracy yesterday for breaches of the Price Con-in many of them becoming, dizzy. Property is rehave not re-any reason or explanation, told 12 5284 it began to recover and by ce, Hongkong, for the brider

gratifying to slapped at the rate and, without Cross-examined trol regulations.

by: Mr those claimants who The plan is being sponsored') Mr. W. II. Nolloth, of the Pries | selling a tin of Shu Milk boot Lient: Wada had remarked that Rope. Hitherto we have heard the

Takahashi, witness, said that covered back their pre-war

war car-

go away, by local Chinese organisations Control Section, conducted

closing time hud rallied to $286, and Mr. Chris Jaso Augusto the polish at $1.20, the official price he would be in charge of the Legislative Council discuss the headed by the Kuomintang, prosecution. Most of the

Chinese National Currenes had da Silva, retired. CID Chief of cnother lifeless days and $1.134. cases being 15 cents,

closed at Macao; for the bridegroom... Chinese Chamber of Commerce were brought in by Miss Fung

draft and that he would be re-moratorium on land transactions War Record

96 cents for futures

Mian da Cruz in-well-known: Kum-tin.

Talc For Men Price Control and others, and strong, com-

Inqnector

sponsible for the welfare of in the occupation days. ·were

Hor for spot

in hockey circlee both in Hong. Law Hon-sun, of Yuen Hing

wondering whether or not. Au Young-shing of the Pak POWEness did not have

halders mitter has been formed to make Tai Shop. No. 28A, Istand RoYuk Lan Store, No. 208. Queen's Witness did not have time to of rights granted by the Mikado

raised buying, rate for US, collars Laz is connected with 1 & E. the necessary arrangements, wes fined $175 for selline a tin Road East, was fined $00 for sell obtain a life belt. He did not have been given preferential

to $4.2 Sterling and Austro- among which will be a campaign of condensed milk at $100, the ing atin of Mensen Talcum for not know why the life bells fide owners of goods before the and frankness to the Polier, $16.20 and $12.56 zespectively.

Control Office After the re- treatment to us who were bote. In view of his fine wa record lan pounds were unchanged atligious service, a reception was for voluntary subscriptiona controlled price being 80 centa. men at $1.50; the official pries were not issued. He did not

He also failed to affix the price. ARRIVALS AND

For sale of an orange Chicony Store. No. 105, Belcher sued by Lieut. Wada orį

Leung Man of the Hop Sloy know if any orders had been was started an unprovoked Joseph Patrick Laughlin was cents, Yu Muk-lunk, of the

The proposed procedure is go cautioned by Mr. George Sho DEPARTURES Ah Fruit Stall. No. 46, Yik Yem Street, was cautioned for selling Nilmori that the life bells Ing to be Jon and expensive, at the Central Magistracy yes Street, was fined $150. It was n. tube of Ipans, tooth paste at should not be touched. No Still, we, lesers on both aides; feel terday for driving jeep No, stated that defendunt hand price 10 cents shove the controlled official attempt to distribute that the Government is not after 7122 without the owner's nor tags on oranges in the front of price, and fined $20 for failing the life belts aver took place all doing everything for those who mission, the shop. Thas flept in the ine to affix the prices, so after the torpedoing. The life ameased fortunes under the Kem Traffic Sub-Inspector Hidden box were usually sold

above" controlled price.

Biak Yee, of the Ca Lok Shop, belts were taken by the POWs neitsi protection. neglecting as, told the Court that at about No 261, Queen's Road Central to save themselves. Somebody persecuted and prosecuted by the midnight on Thursday, defen

if the sugdant was seen driving the jets. Incensed at having a cigarette

ARMED ROBBER

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Sgt. G. W. Coggins gave |

After robbing a house, they producers within, the. British POWs were manning the pumps Stewart, there were only: 937) must realise that anybody who having regard to the mentalit, taken and said the Nanfi vehicle!

that some

took the inmates to rob another Commonwealth and in house. In all, according to the countries with which Canada that the water was still rising| foreign The message also mentioned Crown, they robbed three houses now enjoys commercial relations and of clothing and other articles during their stay in the vil Bagé of more than five hours.

GEN. CHIANG'S BIRTHDAY

The 60th birthday of China's chief, executive, which falls on Oct. 31, is to be permanently commemorated in Hong Kong by the establishment of a mid- die school to be numed after the Generalissimo.

ferunt, arrivals at the Pentonia Hot Snejude, Beairs, W.G. Farslan, 31.3. Okrpenter, Inkeph Kuhn, A. Also Lines, Jose Tyson, A. Garch, 4,

Mon. NOW, pry, Mr. and Mrs. A St Giles, Mios, Fornandez, the Mead Apand 3, Nazón, 1/0 6impaca (OAC), Canti. Je, Moure, and Glown'• (CNAE) 1/6 Wilson, R/O GMs, Capt. E, Trind and (1,5). Summet (10A

The latest Lepertures from the Menta

POWs had

Over-Charging Shop Keepers Fined

the

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being $1.20.

survivors.

Witness did not see accused on board the "Lisbon Marı”.

Dizzy

Shortly after the hatches were closed on the night of Oct. 1, witness heard movements} on deck which led him to be-

dares to challenge auch gansters must be prepared to meet many setbacks before good results can be achieved.

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A Remedy Sir, Your exclusive report on

war.

Gestapo,

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belo Lucas da. Luz.. 'The brido" - charming in a gown of white taffeta was

Florencio, da Cruz. The best 'men were Ma Luiz Augusto ~*

Money

Gold continued ita downward

AAA given away by her father, Mr. slide sesterday after opening at Omund, of the Union Insuran

$288 a duel, but after touching

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•CN5rovement Konya Mica and Mr. da

A further slight

S'hai Exchange

Shanghai, Oct. 25 Closing quotations were:

Bayiny Selling CNS CNS Gold per ounce 225,000 225,000 U.S. Dollars 4,100 4,150 ons Kumr Boltara 080350 Associated Press:

Loë' ·Moi-lán, of the Sun Ming | was fined $75 for selling a tin or must have lof the POWs in No Nipponese on 7122 in Pokfulam Read: The earelessly thrown away, in Buch;

cente.

gested.

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mùing Intel include. Brigadier M. Verwah of the Noon 850 for selling a packart of) in the inky blackness of the advantageoun to. the petitionera.

held at the bridegroom's re- Faidonce. The honeymoon is be- Ling spent in Hong Kang-Our

Own Correspondent

DELEGATE FROM MACÃO

Leu. No, 31, Shing Woo Road, Chinoin shog polish at 60 cents I hold out, as they were in the Este petition l tube of Squibb dental cream for Fat of the Ting Wo Shop, was totally fined $75 for selling ม while the controlled price Tds 60

water as soon as witness. stitutional Law the remedial con was parked in Jackson manner that it went inside Mr. Tang Ching-lung Vice-

"Morse' the controlled prios being

measure may be made much less Road, outside the US Naval his half-opened shirt front and Chairman of

burned his chest.. Ho liven. 30, ber of No. 6. Wu Pak Street, was fined Witness then described how, complicated and therefore more patrol office.

When stopped, defendant ad- u dalesman, umocked, the Chinese Jocol ment Web Store, No, 204, Queen's Road Lucky Strike cigarettes at 10 hold, information regarding the Hong Kong's Governor, in Coun.mitted talding the vehicle with waition, who had, thrown' it. | Macao - Central, was fined $175 for calling contes in excess of the controlled death of a LOW Was passed on elli exercising the prerogative of cute permission.

He was warned againstzatus. Trade al Fuck back hollah for Lonas-of-the-15 and aled how morse-mesengon Parlament age the Colens, can Defendant had joined the petition of the effeck, and of an a

(controlled - pnica · being Cheonz Hon-man Tim

ing Shop. No. 86, Inland Road, were tapped antler curly Teslow decisions San Armer in 1943, and shen gervice, derod to pay $25, costs, whone: alchings of the Hop was fined 800 for sollingya tinaf Answering the President Custodian before case like this in Europe. He Inter transferred he appeared before Me We

Flake cikarettes at $3.00 witness said that he did not see goes to civil law court.

to the Navy and saw service in Latim urke being $2.00, the latrine facilities which hadThen the legal profession may the Pacific,

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