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TRIO SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR TIGER MANSIONS MURDER

Reminder

Today

The If meeting, 50, Macdonnell

Road, 8.30 pm. Annual Race Meeting Happy

Valley

Nine Dragons Services ("lub,

Dancing Chiss 2.30 pm.; Ser Vices Spotlight # p.m.

The penalty of death by hanging was pronounced

on all three accused at the Tiger Mansions murder trial yesterday by Mr. Justice Gould, Puisne Judge, when the jury found them guilty of murder after an hour's deliberation. None of the condemned men showed any sign of emotion when sentence was passed. First and second accused merely expressed their wish to see their counsels.

The jury of six men wind one woman, however, in returning

the verdict. recommended Jeleney 121 respect of Tsang

European MCA. Women's Ser-Fook, odd job coole, the third

tion Games Morning 10 wm11. Dancing Claws for Kervice, Euro

pewn YMCA, & jorns, Maligung

European YMCA Literary ad

Debating Group, #43 pm, HK Amateni Rado Tramanitting.

Society ureting Chana Firot Club Theatre, 5.30 131

British Comatical

Sveture By The

Itev Fi Ryan SJ. Ineobewn. itoon, UK Hotel, 5:30 pm Asnizen Opening at Supreme Court

proceded hy vice at St John's Cathedral, at 0.15 ma Sino Betish Club Cretestin te hearsal, Clube Lusitano, 6 pan Cheeto Ser væves » Halate Parabola,

7.45 1.

Coming Events

TOMORROW

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January Criminal Sessions

The Daning of

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After Assizes Supreme Court this 12. the January Comunat Sessiones

whee wil stod immeriately pleat will be taken in the fol- lowing caMEN

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Var Hak Paren Peristila Hotel, 12:30 12.00

Men's Club bunchratt. Garden, TX Hotel, 12:45 pon

Annual Kate Meetingg #fourth day a Hace Cow He Happy Valley, 12 M

To: Shu - bara Alleged prosIAN - slist of forged hank notes

Siu Woon-fung. Tsu Prog- Wat Cherts Alleged and - Jorg with aggravation

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Yal Supe sig Alleged rubbery with violence

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1980.

The other two were Pun To, alias Mak Tsai (Plack Boy), and Ng Tong The three were found to have taken part with twa others in an attempted robbery of awardener's wife at the mansions in question, Causeway Bay, un Sebober 20 ist, in the course of which the kindenes, Law Shiu- fan, sherwest up and was stabbed dev Phim To He died two days Huter in hospital.

Mr Y. K Mek instructed by GS Ford mppadurend ezta behalf of

The other two were de- | fended by Mr S V Giltins, on the instruction of Mr. A Lut,

MJ Reynolds, Crown Coun cel, combarted the prosecution, as- sister by Detective Sub-Inspector

Nicoll

Loniency asked

the

When leniency for The third man on account of his youth, the Puluto forward Judge said he would

Jury recommended

this recommendation to the pro.

Authorities. Me Gould.

Big sweepstake draw

It's here

Picture shows scene at the Jockey Club yesterday morning

when the special sweepstake

on the Pearce Memorial Cup was drawn. First prize in the sweepstake by ticket No. 805812("China Mail" Photo).

was HK$712,157, won

Sayingpun Night Clinic Filing returns

patients increasing

More than 400 people have received medical treat- ment at the Sayingpun Night Clinic since it was opened on January 3, it was revealed by the Medical Department yesterday.

thanking the pururs, exemated The three volunteer doctors on duty nightly from

Can member from jury service tur a period of two years. This was the cum hison of a six-day teini, which culminated wir-hod sumning af entire enge by M: Gould to the jury yesterday morning

Take for the prosecution

Tyler Boos +Pastram Limited) Kom Ki Ho Shek, Sit Wat was that the men concerned had

enektad party. Root Garden, | Chenna Mink Tai Ki-wLA,

IK Hotel, 6:30 pm RK Women's hermitional Club,

What Prse for Servicemen, 7:30 pro

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gone to the Tiger Mansionis will

of goldsing, the total seati

und that durizag the course of thet was stay-

Hg kan Acker with intent to roli, possession of ames and ammattiole, conspiracy. Je cont rotabrey

British Count weekly film show Wong King, Ho Wu, Chan Ngon

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(dorunday Bush on Jour-¡ theloste Helena May Tristis Note, buah pero Special show

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Club

FRIDAY

Services Dragons Tombuda, Ar Bervices

Thatr YMCA, 8 pom

arms

with

possession af unalson, piracy

Jur sentim

Chok Ngan, Alleged with aggravation.

Kobber v

Charles David Chung- -|

with manzzslaughter

Au Yeung-chix, Au Yeung-het.

nt Europe Au Young-sem tudjourned from

Lane svasions) - Charged with con

Commodore Brownfield's

operetta

Kam, Lau

A

the gardenin

bed. All involved were therefme Ruilt of murder

Th detener contarselo

that more of the rectised had the in- tention of robbers. Pun To had gune to the place to cafleet $10

derenard burn the

which the Talter

was alleged to have taken From Pun some months previous. The others had gone to pany him there.

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Lanaud Di bawding over

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six to eight o'clock have been kept working full time to attend to the increasing number of people taking advantage of the cheaper treatment afforded by the clinic.

An average of 40 people have daily. been reemiving treatment

the In- sus the number is on

So far, nobody his beer. crease. turned away beeatine of innum- rient sin

for ench The charge made

which Includes visits BK$3,

cines.

Opening of the Assizes

of allotments

That there is no excuse for

was

a solicitor to be ignorant on matters of fling returns of al-

companies lotnenis by strmed by Fr. Justice Wi- lams,

Pulsne Judge, Senior yrster Jay at the Supreme Court.

Mr. Williams was replying to อา explanation by Mr. B. A. Bernacchi, who in applying for Ja seven-day extension of time in which to ale returns on behalf of the Kwong Fat Cheong Limit- ed, explained that the delay wRD due to an inadvertence on the part of the company's solicitor. The application was dismissed. Mr. Bernacchi was instructed by Mr. K. F. Wong.

Mr. Williams granted another application in the same ine yes- by was brought

In connection with the open-terday. which

Williams said he was salls

out patient treatment and meding of the Hong Kong Assizes Ruben Import and Export Com- A with Cost of injections is also today, sections of a number of pany for a 21-day exten: 1. Mr. included where such are required. 1oads in the Central District the reasons given for the delay

will be closed to take between in this cuse. Thirty-six volunteer doctors

Pam and 0.15 am and 9.45 are giving their service free of

taking a.. and 10 a.m. them charge, three of

Bections are affected turn weekly, working in shifts.

East from the Queen's Road, The scheme was Inaugurated Garden Road junction to Jackson af Lower

The

spiracy to rob; shooting with in-money, the defence mainlatedovernment in collaboration Road; the Junction went, wounding.

the deceased attempted to strike L Woon, Tank Po-sun, ing the first accused with a dagger, Tin-yau, Chan

Kawhich Pun wrasted from his grasp. yig, Loo Po-yuen Charged with In the course of further struggle.

aggravation, robbery with

dereused accidentally run into rensory before the fuel, receiving

the dagger Pin was holding, is stolen. property (two

Contria). possession of aims and uniunt was alleged. Ten pussession of arms.

-

Ng Yeuk-ping. Tang Woon-kal, Shum Chi-wan, Young Shu (ad- potent fron Inst sesalons)-

unged with ineling to attempt

Meral. Itwa

(two counts), alding and

At 6.30 pm today Rediffusion will brondvust a half-hour operetta, the lyrics of which are by Cat modore L. N Brownfeld, RN. with musie by George DuBean, of | abelling Greenwich, England.

he opera written by Commie- dore Brownfeld and MC. Duneum, was produced in Greenwich re- cently.

The musical selections from the operetta were regarded there and have been made available to Re- diffusion.

The operetta. ealled "KUR Arunei of Esseten" pantomiine. for grown-up chuldren, concen the amusing story of a long who had no money.

tu

(two counts), larceny

by trick (two counts).

Shum Chi-wan, Chieng Ching fadjourned Dur last resmiana) Charged with meiling to attempt to steal (two counts), ailing and abetting (TWER counts), larceny

by ick two counts).

Public vehicle driver fined

Chung Cheung, public vehicle

The Rediffusjon presentation of Commodore Brownfield's operetta will feature the voices. of the Commodore himself, Mrs. Brown-driver, was fined $500 or three flokt and Lieutenant-Commander months by Mr. F. X. d'Almaðu R. A. G. Butler, DSC, in the war- at Kowloon yesterday when he ration which ties the story to-

was brought before him on six gether.

counts.

It will be heard in Hong Kong for the Arst time tonight.

AMBULANCE

DRIVER IN COURT

Court Brevities

trunk-10.

Sentence of 12 months* hard abou WHE imposed an Nip of 145 Tung Chol Street, third floor,, by Mr. F. X. d'Almada at Kowloon yesterday on four charges of possession forged documents and larceny.

Defendant, who was a former barrack watchman, was charged with possessing a forged War De- partment driving permit and a Forged Army hook. He was also charged with stealing a Soldiers' Service and Pay Book, an Army driving permit, and a bicycle.

Ng

re-

Ng Sheung-tong. allas Sheung-chul, aged 68, was manded for a week by Mr. A. D. Scholes at Central yesterday on the application et Mr. J. C. Stewart who is representing de-

He was charged with failing to produce a driver's licence when called upon to do so, obstructing | fendunt. the police, soliciting passengers. Defendant was charged with tollering with obstruction, falling fraudulently converting $0,419.17 lo stop close to the curb and to his own ust. driving without a valid licence. Defendant Is the Managing Prosecution alleged that when Partner of the Po Cheung Gold- wan aatred for his smith Shop at 306 Queen's Road On a charge of careless driving, defendant

front of the Prince Jun Chite-hoy, driver of ambul-licence in Rice No. 8885, won

remanded Theatre on Monday evening, ho on duty to seven days by Mr. James Wicksked the constable

then stepped on the walt and at Kowloon yesterday.

It was alleged that defendant, accelerator, and that

Central

when he gold leaves seized by revenue on board the ss. Hook On Monday morning, while and was apprehended he produced a officers

Lim off, Sha,Chau.. Island. on wering a call from the Casile lorry driver's licence.

January 3 were ordered conis-

Peak Police

Station and whet

with privato medical practioners Albert Road and Garden Road to Queen's Rond Centr: Dos with the object of providing me-

Ward- those dleul treatmen! for

who Vocux Road, Central, fro

Jackson Road; Street to connot

the

feca Joy normal puy charged by private doctors, and Murray Road (for traffe turning Westward along Queen's Road, who are yet not so poor or too

or South up Garden busy to seek free medical treat Central,

Rand). ment in Government clinics.

Flag Car Parks will be on the

side of Jacksun Announcing the scheme on De-West

Itond, cember 22, the Director of Medi- South of the Main Entrance to

1

Mr. Bernacchi was instructed by Mr. F. G. Nigal in this con- nection.

Church Unity

Octave

The celebration of the Church Unity Octave began yesterday.

Special services for the Octave will be held daily at 0.30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church and at St.

cal Services, Dr. 1. Newton, sald the Supreme Court: and on the Teresa's Church,

being inaugurated North side of Chater Road be- the elinle wa

The programme for the celebra- and If it tween Jackson as an experiment,

Road and Club tions at St. Teresa's Church, Kow- proved popular and there were Street.

treatment more people seeking

The Murray Parade ground will loon, will include the following than it could cater for,

Toder: further be available for parking of other elintes might be started working cars between 8 a.m. and i p.m. on the same principle.

for

the "China Dr. Newton loid Mail" yesterday that the present clinic was capable of handling all the people who applied treatment so far, and consequent- ly the question of opening up further clintes did not apply for the present.

Application to swear death

An application for leave to swear death was granted at the Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Williams, Senior Pulsne Judge, yesterday.

near the Lalchikok Hospital alone thought that the constable waved ented by Mr. F. X. d'Almada ation, told the Court that the

Castle Peak Road drove the hint to go on, ambulance off the road and turn-

ed over twice. He was injured in the head.

Examination of the scene of the accklent showed a skid mark of 45 feet made by the ambulance, prosecution alleged.

GIFT TOWEL SETS

For adults:

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Mexican designp

Floral designg

Mr. & Mrs.

Plain Cannon Towel sets

Elephant designs

Duckles

Clowns

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Circus.... Cowboy

The petitioner was Mrs. S. G. Hansen, allas Ip Kom, widow of whose husband died on or abous 41 Woosung Street,, third floor, January 25, 1942,7th a Singapore hospital as a result of the bomb- Approximately 29.7 tacts ing of the ss. Thepsatri Nawa by

of the Japanesa.

Mr. B. A. Bernacchi, instructed by Mr. K. F. Wong, appeared on behalf of the petitioner. Defendant, explaining, said he

Counsel, in making the applica- Kowloon yesterday, Thorg'i were

potitioner's husband, Bvend no claimants for the gold- ́and

marina Grundahl Hansen, was Revenue Inspector F. Fowler ap-engineer on board the ship at the plied for its, confiscation

time of the bombing. The Japa- nese scored a direct hit on the On the application of Revenue vessel on January 20, 1942, and Inspector Fowler, Tou Klo-tang, It was Inter disclosed by the

who was Daniah Consul at Singapore that! charged, with importing 24 tacls he had died of his wounds in Professor J. K. Rideoutar of raw opium, was remanded one hospital on the 25th.

day by Mr. James Wicks at Kow rived here yesterday from Toon yesterday to enable Sydney by the ss. Changte to police to take hor, finger, prints, organise an Institute of

Defendant, who was allowed nese Studles for the three com- ball of $7,000, came here on Bun bined universities in the United day from Haiphong by Air France Kingdom--Cambridge, London plane

Institute of Chinese Studies 38-year-old woman

Chi-

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LONDON MATRIC

Tha London Matriculation Examination will be held in Hong Kong in June,

dents may be obtained from the Entry forms for private stu Education Office, Now Telephone Building 2nd floor, Leighton HUI Road. The forms should be res turned on or before January:812 the Colony should forward their Students attending schools in

Tachools; VASTAS

and Oxford-in co-operation James Chu, aged 20, who drove with the Hong Kong University to the Talmahatul Police Station He will work with Professor in a taxi on Monday, told the (Miss): E, D, Edwards," who police that he was a destitute and arrived here late last year. Both that he had just boon, discharged are professors of Chinese, - from a mentál, hospital,

This is the first time that Pro ordered to be expelled from the fossor

Tudeout has scon Hong Colony by Mr. d'Almada at Kow- Kong, "and the closest 1 have loon yesterday entries through the Heads of the

been to China,"a

I have been studying Chinen

Wal

JOINT DEBATE

AT YMCA

A joint debate between the Chinese and European YMCA De- bating Societies will take place this evening at 8.45 p.m. at the European YMCA.

Students who wish to enter for and Japanose for the past 10 Two hundred and thirty rounds London: Univeralty Extarian) De- years. But I have not visited of ammunition, of various types, gree. Examinations, must register". alther country," said the tall siiru, one 45 Colt megakirang, and six as an external student of the Unl.

THE EVERGREEN scholar who is accompanied by in Chinese soldiers badges, found varsity comiderable time before

300 Nathan Road, Kowloon, LONDE Phone 09062

by a boy playing near the old the Motul dato, of the Examina». Professor Rideout fald he has Shatin Police Station, on January tlon,

Education

not made any plans at Woll 6, wore ordered confiscated by Further Information may be waste no time once I got ashore MedAlmade at Kowloon yester obtained from the ho declared with a smile, quod day Reparer Pro, é Offick

talks:

"The Church of Christ" by Rev. Fr. N. Blaestrini, PINE

Tomorrowi The Viability of the Church" by Hey, Fr. H, Murės, Dr.

Friday: The Unity of the Church" by Rev. T. Batter, MM,

Bulurday **The Holines (Church" by Ter, Pr. H de Angelia,

PIME.

the

"The Cathullelly at Bunday

the Church" by Rev. Fr. V. Mannion, OFM.

Monday: "The Apostolicity of Church" by Row. Fr. . Felly, J.

Tuesdays "Rorne" by Ney FT. Maguire, GM.

Wednesday: "That all muy be One" bý Bov. Fr. F. Croesin, AJ.

debates will discuss the resolution: "Resolved, that public

The talks will be followed by primary education at low fee Benediction of the Most Blessed should be made available in Hong Sacrament, and singing of the late Kong to all who demand it.” Cardinal Newman's hymn: "Lead

Kindly Light".

An official of the YMCA said last night that the debate meetings are free, and all interested per- sons are invited to attend.

Sir...

All are cordially invited to at- tend these celebrations,

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