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CHINÁ MÁIL FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1850,

Hart defends Marketing Personalia scheme in Rotary address

Hlegal entry into Colony; 73 expelled

Mr. Robert Härt, Dévelopment Officer of the Gov. ernment Wholesale Vegetable Marketing Ur. ganisation, denied yesterday that farmers are going bankrupt as a result of the Marketing Schéma,

Air Commodore A. Briicos, MB, BCH, KHP, who has bas Prin- cipal Medical Officer, Maintenance Command since December, 1948, has taken up almilar appoint ment at Headquarters, Far-Enti Air Force. He was educated at sity College, Dublin, and was Kitted in the commissioned

Metical

Commandos

on Ceremonial Parade today

Dublin High School and Univer The Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, will in

Branch, Royal Air Force, in November, 1918.

C.J.

A. Anderson,"officer-in-charge off of the scheme which was firkál the Pismouth Club with greetings) in Wednesday were Messrs. W.Apanied

the Stanley Police Station and De-

grand

spect the 40 Commando, Royal Marinar, at o Ceremonial Parade on the Hong Kong Cricket Club Ground, at 11 am, teddy, d Parade, under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel B. J. D. Lumsden, OBE, will be one of the rare ceremonial parades to be witness- ed in Hong Kong.

Mr. Hart was speaking at the weekly luncheon of

Most of his service during the the Rotary Club of Kowloon.

war was overseas at Al Huda The The No. 1 Court at the Cen-

"Exactly the opposite is the Before the speaker ruse, Ro- quarters, India, in 1941-42, and tral Magistracy was full of

and their belongings case," he said. High prices for tarian Clemo read a letter ad- with the South African Air Force persons yesterday afternoon when: 14 vegetables in the Colony are dressed to dictarian Dand from in 1842-14.

Fetty OMeer Leslie Frank of

Messrs. G. McCallum, persons were charged before found in those areas where the HMS Amethyst. In the letter, Mr.

On his arrival,he Governor The massed banils" on parade. Mr. D. Scholes with illegal-small hawkers and shop keeper Frank informed the Kowloon Campbell and F.A. Y. Layton fr

Commando by entering the Colony and a cannot buy from the farmers Hotarians that the Kowloon fug, rived la the Colony on Wednesday will be greeted with the B-val Will; be those of 3

given to the ratings of Amethyst from Singapore by CPA,

Salute, when the bands will play | Brigade, RM, and the band of the the National further 59 charged with al-central market."

Sperking on Marketing in the when they were entertained t

Anthem, The Gov. Argyle and Sutherland High- the escape from Among those who arrived in

ernor will then pass down the landers by kind permission of lempting to land

Li Yuen, aged 24, and 13 others New Territories, M. lart gave a luncheon after were arrested by Sub Inspectorf Drict account of the development the Yangise, had been handed to Hong Kong from Bangkok by CPA | ranks on his inspection, accom- Lieut-Col. G.L. Nelison.

1 by Brig. C.P. Harity D50.

[his Hikhland Regiment · has" conceived by Dr. Herklots in of the Kowloon Club conveyed Browning. I. Wagner, D. Craw- OBE,

Commando OBE, Commander,

histwie connectiona with the al Marines. A.M. Inocentes amp uuring the war through Mr. Frank.

Royal Siby Stanley Camp

Brigade tectives 200, Wong Lam, and 1190, The scheme, Mr. Hart said,

W. Ingrans. The letter thanked the Kowford, R.

and Mr. and Mrs.

On the conclusion of the insper, Royal Marines, culminating in the Li Leung, at 4.10 p.m. on Wednes- aimed at giving farmers a better loon Rotarians for their

tion the parade will march past defence of the Jahore Causeway Departures from the Peninsula the saluting base in slow and in a 1941/42 by a ecmpsite batta- deal and helping stabilise prices geatures to HMS Amethyst's crew! day on information received,

The 14

had entered

at the luncheon in August last Hotel on Wednesday included Mira quick time, sad will then advance lion of the regiment and detach- of vegetables in the Colony,

The

marketing organisation

H.L. Grundy, Colonel nad Mrs. in Review Onier. Finally, the ments of Marines of HMS Prince Stanley Village. On further in-

S. I Meador Mis C. George paraus will present arms in a of Wales, quiries, Inspector Anderso

was set up lo give the producer tar a greater suure of the consumers'

The parade drills son, Messrs. H.R. Van Blacion, Royal Salute, and march aff.

for tɔdby's the two detectives boarded

the

F.B. Warder. R.G. Dull, Puul

The 40 Commando have sconinspection, havo béèri, so worked pan and went out to the vessel dollar and thus encourage

It has Kam Hol anchored in Stanley Bay, farmer to produce mo

Green, H.D. Long, S. Baldwin and considerable service since it was out that no Marine will ever sot the They found Joha Ng and 68 had exactly this effect,

Yoo Cheak-wah.

first formed before the Royal foot on the playing wicket of the Marine others about to disembark.

speaker said, giving figures of

Corps took over the role Cricket Ground Among the new arrivals at Ulic of Commandos, The

40 were in]

personalities The 14 persons found in the production ever the four years

Among the many Wednesday the famous Dieppe raid in June

fund present will be

will be the Chief Jinitice, village were charged with illegal from 147 as 20,324,37,300 (1048)

Vere Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Hopwood, 1942, and later were among the Sir Leslo and Lady Gibson, the entry

into the Colony without the 30,780 (1940) and 61,114 (1850).

Sicily Colonial Secretary Mr. R. R. Miss J.M. Mackinnon, Lieutenant rat troops to go ashore la permission of the Immigration Officer and the others were charged with attempting to land

Colonel and Mrs. A Forward, Birnud Italy. In 1943 they saw activb Todd, the Attorney General, Mr. charged the immigration Officer's

M. Ferezel, F.O.P. Brann, F. W Kong after the fall of the Japa- Mr. P. V. Macintosh, Commis Garland, D. M. Crawford, R.C. Hepe. Frette.

permli

the

Бат-

All were ordered to be ex-

pelled.

Master fined

more.

Mr. Hart said that residents in Hong Kong suffered most acutely frem nigh-priced vegetables. And not until all vegetables produced grow in

in the Bland or Imported into Hong Kong, pass over un open market floor as is the case 1) Kowloon, will prices come down to Kowloon price level."

The speaker further added: "10 generally realised that In connection with the case, the is not master of the vessel Kam Hol, 30- inuch of the vegetable, produce Was bought in the markets of Hong year-old Sum Cho-long,

King in purchased from the Gov- charged with allowing the passen- gers to leave his vessel before the ernment Market in Kowloon by Immigration Officer had issued middlemen who resell it to sta permit and with being the master users and hawkers on the Iss of a vessel in the Colony waters land. Nor is it realised that vege- did not have a licence talan inerchants in Hong Kong Issued by the Director of Marina, exercise boycott on Vectables On the first charge he was fined brought from the New Territories $2,000 or six months and on the into the Wanchal Market or ye secoat he was fined $100 or four ago refuse to sell Imported pro duce, except at an uplifted price, 10 men buying on behalf of the Government Marketing Orgahlan tion."

which

weeks.

The compradore of the vessel, Fong Yim, aged 28, was charged with leaving the vessel Kam Hoil without permission to land from: the Immigration Officer.

He was fined $100 and ordered. to be expelled..

Memorial service for

Prof. Rideout

Concubines battle over sick husband

❤

Palinsula Hotel on

•

3.3. Millin and Captain S.

and Mr. D.J, Crockett, Messrs service in the Colony or Hoha 1. D. Crinitha, Sir Shouson Chow,

sioner of Police, Commodore -LAN. The 40 Commando recently did Brownfield, Lt-General, Sir Robert » tuur of guard daty at the Monsergh, GOC-in-C, Moj-Gen. 40 Governor raidence, and at Fingoi thá}, – G.) C. Kymns, ROG staff Blouse, the idénco of the Division, und Air Coinmiolipre A.D.

Davies, AOC. GOC-in-C

ង.

Mr. Leung Mon-king, senior partner in the Javal Line Chliese OMee at Hong Kong, left the Colony for Jakarta by the ms. Tiltjalengka yesterday.

•

Two women, Kwok Chan aged 41, and Lai Mul-fong: aged 29, appeared before her Thomas Tam at Central yes-| telday on a charge of disorder. ly conduct in a ward at Quee. Mary Hospital on March 2.

Kwok Chan was bound over in $50 cash for a year while Lal bound over in $60 for a was similar period,

Sul-Inspector J. Duffy said concubines that the women were

Mr. Go Shing-klon, generai of the same man. The man was in hospital and the two met when Manager of Wig Ping Tending An argument Company, Limited, and Mrs. Co and second defendant they visited him. started

Jakarta yesterday. supped the first and broke her lett" by the ins. Tiltjälengka, for Kwok then picked up a knife The Australian Junior Cham- glasses.

of Commerce delegates to the International Junior Cham- and inflicted a wound on Lai's ber arm.

When Kwok heard that sho ber of Commerce conference in was to put up a bond, she said alla arrived from Manila by that it was hot fair, adding that Cathay Pacific Airways Fester- she had not caused the quarrel. day.” If in the future second defendant Great success

The delegates, Messre, Jumen picked a quarrel with her, chi G., Cooper, D. F. Simpson, Joseph jocht would have to forfeit her money. Raneity and Ralph L. Cosper. Commbeting

the marketing scheme, Mr. Haft Kwok added that she was not a will leave for Australia on Tues-

woman and that day. said that nowhere in the Far quarrelsome

defendant started th East in there a fairer vegetable recond marketing system than exists fight.

Lai sald that she wished only In Kowlook. "Il has been hailed by agricul- to see her husband at the hos turalists and economists from pital, First defendant to insulted

claimed.. Eust and Weal as & great expert-binding them over Mr. Tani ment and a great success," he

advised them to visit their hus snid.

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a statement issued to the band at different hours and thus Joh Rotary Club, Mr. Halt toch-

A memorial service for Pross after his talk at the Kow-avoid a repetition of the fight." fessor J. K. Rideout wil be held

at the University Great Hall on Monday at 8

p.m.

luned progress towards Co-opera- SECOND CLASS Uves from the pitsent marketing

The Right Reverend R.. O. Hall,, Bishop ut Hong Kong, will con- system. duct the service.

The greatest factor retardingt The Hong Kong Singers will the development of Co-operatives ing three choruses Brahms' "Requiem."

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from

the

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MAIL FOR CHINA

The Postmaster General an-

that nounced yesterday

with

tive registrar, de sald. ting effect from April 1 unregistered

Relatives weep as robbers sentenced

The trial of six inen--including four robbers--- unded yesterday at the Criminal Semities, when a jury composed of five men and two women found all unanimously guilty on all the various counts in the indictment. All six' were given prison terms with hard dubour, There was much loud weeping and lamentations

of the Criminal Sessions immediately after the hearing, from women relatives of some of the accused, who were present in Court throughout the four-day trial..

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Five Belgian delegates to the Manila Chambers of Commerce meeting, which banded on Marc

::The

nelsoners were", Lal 8 are due to arrive here on their way back to us leave

Woon, Tang Porun, Hurg The delegation will leave that Tin-you, Chan Kem, Lau Ka- They are ying and Lee Po-yuen. The Colony on Monday. headed by Mr Th. Staur. Presl frst five were given seven dent of the World

Rice junk

Junior Chambers of Commercet, and a half years the first four robber gets

The others are Messrs. L. Cor- for robbery with aggravation) dier, P. Moureau, G. Mabille and and the other for being an age R. Ziegler.

cessory before the fact to the : robbery. Lai Woon was also

Robber suspects committed class mail comprises

f China.

steps have already?rs books printed papers

charged with possession of

arms,

nine years

A zityear-bid uriemployed

Chinese who took part in rob-

bing-a rice-carrying jank Hear Leo Po-yuen, found guilty Un Long 'creek on December possession of arms and receiving 18 last, wap given nine yeard stolen property, was given five land 12 strokes by Mr. Justice

The service will be open to the on the recommendations of Mr. second class mall, be accepted for D. 3. Surridge, advisor on ball public.

who, recently visited operatives, Professor Rideout, Head of the Hong Kong.

On charges of armed robbery years..

The jwy of five men and two Gould, Puisne Judge, yester Chinese School of the Hong Kong been taken to expand on the articles for the blind sarples end

| comnierial papers.

e-and- poression of brms and ame University, disappeared on Febscheme, Mr. Hart stated,

Until normal postal routes are union Byben were come women who returned the verdict day mary 16. On February

The first step towards a Co-

yesterday Wicks a

exempted for Jury service for one prisoner who was also charged body was found floating in the operatively-operated depot was available, the service will remuin mitted to stand trial by Mr. J.after a half-hour deliberation, was At the Criminal Sessions, the with shooting with intent to re- taken when a suitable site for at sender's risk.

Allhs Wong Kau, year by Mr. Justice William sit arrest was reminded that it Wong sea South of Lantac Island,

was lucky he did not kiii'anybne, the first degot was found in the

and Wang Sang, vero alfered to Senior Puisne Judge

Eve 10 Lund Kong Tim Cheung

Police commended.

otherwice

he would have been up village of Koo Tung In Sheung

Gelukinut Shop

Me. Williams at the conclusion for murder. fiche, oh January 24 ahu

of the trial (direkted Crown" 14 Ha-sun, the accused, was Counsel to bring his commenda, banimously found guilty by a Cheung Kau-ling, Thri

Kien to the Commissioner at dry of ve men and two women,

on behalf of the polloe who

Deceas represented. The

It was offelally learned yester day that no decision has yet been

reached whether to hold an shut there soon show-

quest into his death.

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•oncerned in thin casq 1594 the verdict after a Particularly Detective Moulton was conducted

ed their willingness and billly The Rice Controller stated yes off with 3780 'th gold ornameźde

Mr. Mart sald. terday that co-operate," HONG KONG BANK Three meetings were held to ex-price of Government imported and Lal Kun-dieung wery ANNUAL MEETING plain the ften of co-operatively

operated collecting centre. The loan flour will be as fol- leged to have rubbed the occup

ants of Mi Cunumbered hot in

February Government price ex-godown Pak Tin Vilato muES Shareholders are reminded that average attendance at the most-

Hidden and inspector total of

for their good work the annual meeting of the Hong ing was fore than 50 per gross for nett; 31 cents pound, god, anads Kong & Shanghai Banking Car cent of the bumber of growers Maximum retail price; 30 cents a $4,625 and other vài

Detective poration will be held today at in the district. The statement

Within these Hits the price is Lown and Dete 11.30 a.m. at the Head Office of given by dr. Hart gave à detailed the Corporation, No. 1, Quech's oecunt of the proposed organika- a matter of negotiation between at A.

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