1949-12-01 — Page 13

Robber Suspects

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE Arrested

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Nicosia, Cyprus, November 29, Britain's War Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shinwall,

drove past some Greek flags and slogans de manding union of Cyprus with Greece on his' arrival in Nicosia today.

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The three men, Blu Woon- fong, alias Stu Kwok-wal, 27, farmer, Taui Ping-kuen allan Tru Kwan-loug, aged 22, shop fokl, and Wat Chuan, aged 21. farmer were arrested

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Earlier ho told a news con- ference at Fayid In the Sucz Canal Zone:

They had been followed from Macao by detectives who could not make the arrest there.

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Yesterday they were charged before Mr A.D, Scholes at Cen- tral with the alleged armed robbery of Uie inmates of Queen's Bond West second on November 11 of various gold ornaments including a pearl neck- 11 rings, five bangles over HK$600, besides suits of clothing.

Accused were remanded three days in police custody and the date of hearing was fixad for December 6.

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Action For Recovery Of Room

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A reporter had asked election might not change the Judgment Minister's plans for projected brought by Mr. H. K. Woo, inter tour of the Middle East. local solicitor, for recovery of

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That there are no immediato

Mr. Woo, who is instructing piana for a withdrawal ha In-Mr. B. A. Bernacchi to appear on dicated indirectly by ends own behalf, sought a declara~ nouncing

the con- tion that the tenancy of the dis- struction of more quarters for puted room was held in trust by soldiers and their families.

the defendants in his name.

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Piper Cub Mishap At Lantao

He thought he was going to land on norhe dark sand 'en a beach near San Teun, Lantao Island but when his Piper Cub hit two feet of water and overturned, Mr. K. 9. Kan's judgment proved wrong.

Mr. Kan was piloting the air craft which belonged to the Far Eastern Flying and Training School, from Kal Tak airport to the beach on Lantao Island-about 15 miles South West of the air- port The incident occurred at about 10:80 p.m. yesterday...

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The plane which is now sitting from the flying school, was dis- on the beach guarded by coolina mantled by flying school ground mechanics She le now waiting to be trans yesterday afternoon. ported back to the flying school.

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Judgment Reserved In Tenancy Case

"The majority of soldiers have Plaintiff claimed that the do- to live in tents which are not al- fendants, Wings and Company, Logether satisfactory," Mr. Shin-subsequently transferred the well anid,

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Mr. A. J. Cufford, instructed by Mr. P. L Lam, represented the defendants. The landlord of

the room at an earlier hearing also agreed to be named as a de- fendant, with Mr. Bernacchi ap- pearing on his behalf on the tn- structions of Mr. D. L. Strellet. Further legal argumenta were Trought forward by counsel for both sides, yesterday, after which (the Chlef Justice reserved his

fecision.

Court Brevities

The applicant, Mok Tin-chul, of 200A Henncisy Road, was re- presented by Mr. F. Loseby of Russ and Company. Mr. Peter Chung-ping and other occupiers Sin appeared on behalf of. Cha

of the disputed premises. grounds"

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The opponent on the other hand denies the existence of the al- leged verbal agreemerit, between himself and applicant regarding the question of sub-letting. He admits that the rear portion, of the house was sub-let to the Tung Kong Factory,

An application for the confls new Corps, 131 applications to cation of 67 rounds of 303 am Join the ESC have been received | munition Ya granted by Mr.

Chan further dentes he is it: by his office, on the ground AD. Scholes at Central yesterday arrears of rent. Ho tendered ropt, floor of King's Building.

to Sab-Inspector Kolinehead, but it was rejected by the op- Doscribing

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Sub-Inspector' S,^I.Wongzaald. the bulb because he was hungry ner Wing Hing made another that complainants-You Chol-wad and wanted to buy food.

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