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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS WHITSUN RACE MEETING 1950 Saturday, 27th and Monday, 29th May, 1950

The firal bell will be rung at 2.00, p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.30 p.m. on the 1st Day. On the 2nd Day the first boil. will be rung at 11.30 am, and the first race will be run at 12.00 noon. The tiffin interval is after the fourth race (1.30 p.m.) on the 2nd Day.

A

There are 10 races on the tat Day and 12 races on the 2nd Day. (22 in all).

Through tickets

at $44 each may be obtained at the, Office of the Treasurers, lat floor, Telephone House, also tickets at, $2 each In the Special Sweep on the fast race of. the 2nd Day, as wall an tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Kwangtung Handicap scheduled to be run an, 7th October, 1950, Special Cath. Sweep tickets may be purchased also at the Kowloon Branch Office, No. 382, Nathan Road, Kowloon..

MEMBERS BADGES, AND ENCLOSURE

Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUBT wear their badge PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED throughout the Mosting

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOBURE.

Badges admitting Ladies not in possession of Brooches or Burson tickets and gentlemen, non members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms.at. $10 per day, including taxi for Ladins or Gentlemen are obtainable through, the Becretary on the written or personal" introduction of a Member,such-Member-

be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for pay to ment of all chits, etc.

Badges admitting to

at the Race. Cource.

to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale

The Treasurers Compradore Office will close at 11.30 a.mi the at Day, and at 10a.m. on the 2nd Day. The Secretary's Office will close, at 12.15 p.m. the 1st Day and at 10 am, on the 2nd Day. Both Offices, at dať floor, Telephone House,

A Imited number of tifine will be obtainable at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tol., 27816).GE

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC, ENCLOSURE”

The price of admission to the Publio Enclosure is $3 each day Including tax for all persons Including Ladies, and is payable at the Gath.

BOOKMAKERS,, TIC TAC.....MENETO, WILL NOT BE PER MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN, THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC "ENCLOSURE.

BERVANTS' PASSES

Bervanta pertesy will be issued to, private, box holders only, who are requested; të djatṭibutą them. With discrimination, and to andorse their names 'on tho' passit, Holders of such passes are not permitted in, they Mombars" "„Enclosure `except 'for, passing, through on their duties and must remain in their employers""stande..

BY ORDER,

8. ASLEAP.

Secretary.

Correspondence

The Editor takes xo'

lity for views expressed in fattack by correspondents, and by the necessarily agrees with

'MLEARE'

HOUSING COMMITTEE

St-In your care, of Sunday

THE CHINA-MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 18,–1930.

Merchant fined for Personali Assault summonses

Tavadin, PD.(Hamburg

MAZZA At}), - arrived in Hong|

attempting to export unmanifested cargo

lost you published notice of the Yue appojatment of a Housing Com- inittee, the terms of reference| of which are stated to. be "to consider and alvise Government on all housing projects, whether sponsored by Government or by private Individuals, nagoelations or companies."

Under, such circumstances, the public has the right, to expect that Yue The persons nominated to serve. on this Committee shall have no financial Interest in the, subject; under review, yet note with surprise that one of those chosen, is an active Director not ono. but several real estate: concerns which may very. wall Ond them- selves in competition with firms] of a similar character in the event that any public housing scheme is mooted.

We suggest to His Excellency that to place a representative of any one real estate concern in a position wherein he is cini powered "to consider, and adviso Government" upon the plans of ble business competitors, la neither equitable nor ethical and that, in the interests of both, this ap pointment should either, be can- celled without delay or the Com mitice enlarged to permit adequate representation of all real estate interests In the Colony,

Yours faithfully,

Court Brevities

Summoned for the storing of dangerous goods without a permit and for storing dangerous goods places other than designated places, four men were fined $250 by Mr. F. X. d'Almada, at Kow- loon yesterday:

They were Chiu Man, 224 K Lung Street, 44. gallons of gaso ine and 1.100 gallons of kerosene in a place other than an approved place; Tong Ming, 90 Oak, Street,

AN

Epiching) was fined $2500, (dč sa mồnths'

gnt by Mr. Hin-shing Loat Cen- starday when het pledded ¿of attempting-fg; **por unmanifan

ed.cargo on March 27 on board the s. Tai- Ring was

Itionally finét. charge without o... licence.

Regicide trial in Bangkok

King Roma brother, and the throng of ned only ofmy days was mysteriously shot the United States.

Kung, kama saccount of ice activities, gal Jung, 1040 the day Klus nauda Mahidol was found dead. In bed was disclosed King Ramos testified Friday und Bionday in, the murder trial OL, five persons accused murder.

00 or two months Sting to export goods

Chin for defen- pleaded guilty to both

Kong from Calcutta yesterday by the ss. Talrea. At Hamburg Univeraityte was at loeturez - Ül Persian languages for a number al-yehrs. He is also an authär off scholastic works, mainly of # technical nature DTRadia "I stayink, tr Honda Hong "Wha brodiers, MFF. R.C... favadiu, zb 140A, Kennedy: Road:

Departures from the Painfula Hotel on Tuesday. Included ' Mr. and Mrs. J. FODánel”, PALES W.M. Crosby, Mr. and, pars 191 Armstrong, & Miðs gỗ... kQannon.] Messrs. J.W Morches,

dismissed in tenancy dispute

amgatisfied that: these summonses are, as far as she (first complainanti) concerned, brough for one purpose only, to secure the eviction of the defendant and har family, and to further this both the and the second com- plainant gave evidence which was a fabrica- tion."

Mr. James Wicks said this, in ajjudgment at Kow- penter, V.N Wigma S.H. Hos HFB, Gardinensted, 1.51oon yesterday dismissing two summonses for Chambers, F. Smoklin and J.S.. assault..

Duff.

The summonses were taken Among the new arrivals at, the out woman and on was conducted by Mrs. M. Thurman Mis,

lion

The case for the Peninsula, Hotel on raday Nam her granddaughter, Fang. In Appeal to

enue Inspector Millington.wongse, Mrs. RI Millington said that on tenant and

han and Pang Siu-hi, of 2ET

10: Sen inacheungeliawan Road," cont

Mrs.

W.C-Welkel,

¿wimmers

-¿Membera gf the public were urged yesterday to refrain -romyzing for postura pur

March 27,

7, acting on, information Mrs. N. Ledesma, Messrs D.F. floor, against Yee Ol, a tenant, received, a party of Revenue Turner, P. Heunter SD. Lu, for alleged assault on October

1949. Offcers boarded the Taping CH Chen, C. The complainants were reprenges the leaving char ats Wharf 2, Kowloon Wharf, and Wong, TJ. Birmingham, CAT Godown Company Limited. The Chin-Bing. J.V. Bowser and L felping was due to sail ot am, the gume day

Vandale,

sented by Mr. 3. C. Stewart.

Fans provided by the Urban Council at the lafand bouches.

The craft sra signed to exist may go into di their usefulness, ably

who

· reduces

Docially

de-

who

and

congider.

Wimmera

'board' and

use them as rafts the 'ween dock space was filled included Messy Of Pleno

Departures for Saldon and phong by Air France yesterday Lido Rouarie Cheng Tchau Chan, D.K. Jarding. M. Deldieque and Mr. and Mrs. L. Biron.

pan

*** 59 Stuf Mrs. B.M. Walsh, Miss Chung Mo-lan, Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Hiud, Messrs TM Simmons H. Blozno by and I. Other arrived in Hong Kong yesterdag from Bangkok by CPA.

tha: beat 516ften have ex- patienced, graat Getting fid or

difficulty in ugh Bathers. Operations might be “at crucial momente

Molal

by permode using, the craft improperly said an apokasman yesterday,

Mr. Wicks in his judgment sald: "Although this" appear to be a Mr. W.H, Davis left for Saigon simple, cose there are certain A search of the ship was carried his || out and in No. 1 hold, the re- yesterday by CPA.....

disquletening, aspects o fendant and, her family haya Lived: en frigeration hold, they found eight

large cases marked Kure. plags

in their cubicle for more than fare ba

Describing the arrangements of

plainant is their principal, tenant to visit No 3 bold, Millington said

four years and the first com and owner of the building. The with a series of refrigeratora

leading Up to the 1fcidents on about, 30 feet by 40 feet all of

defendant, alleges that the events October 10, 1949, originated in a which have the door facing to

dispute over the tenandy, that words the middle. It was in one of these refrigerators that the

the defendant having refused to goods: 700 lbs, of Saccharin, 470 boules of Penicilin in all, 995

vacate her cubicle, the first comm bottica-ot, Penicillin 100 bottles

plainant entered on a course of of Streptomycin and others good

conduct designell to make the de- toplant's position: In the house unferable. It seems that the de fendant brought a case before the The ship's permits and mani

Tenancy Tribunal and that, by a forts were then examined and t was found that, neither were the goods. entered on the manifest, nårrivals from Monun by CPA decision delivered on January 20, nor was there on expert permit yesterday included Mesers AE. 1950, the defendant's; rent:. Swar or licenot of them. In fact the Jolinson, Hall; C.; Acum reduced from $55, to $15 a month "only cargo the ship had loaded Benteron and H.A; Frederick, in Hong Kong for Japan was a case of merchandise. also-bearing

Departures or Yokohama yes, decision the Tenancy, Tribuna

Tuesday, wea, burled the mark A Kure. This caso was stored in No. 1 hold and terday by BOAC Included-Chitwan cellpered; and in some thres Mary Hospital after d, Jong ill-

by Jicences Loung-hang, Miss Chuching didnths, and 22 days had by then neas on, T properly covered

Inquities were inade, aboard yes, Mr. and Mrs. U PR-Hol Melnbred lnce the lastbits, which at the Catholic Cemetery, plate. Bir da Silva was and Mrs. You Zlang-lal Wenkate blleged to have taken place Happy Valley yesterday......... –

Mrs. Violet Chen, Ceasarable to infer that th Klang My Fragle Margis, P.C. Mounter summonses are brought fox fur where in his younger days he was ther the dispute over the tenaney a very keen,sportation, specialis- and W.PTurner

and with the object of deptlung ingin, soccer and Track and seld the defendant of the enlovinent Spac the plaster, of Armuch of the decision of the Tenancy

Engineers,

Formar Premios Rich Phan apmyong his secretary, Ananda's secretary, and wo Royal pages are charged with shooting the King: Prid and his secretary are in hiding.

...

Boston-born King Rama test- fied that his brother was dis- plented over Fridi's delay in as pointing a Regent. Earlier, wit nesses had destined that ising Amanda wished to relinquish, throne to his younger brother,

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Funerals

Mr. J. F. da Silva The complainants applied for thel Rummonses, on February, Í Mr. Jeronýmb Francisco .du 11859. only a few days after the Silva who died at the Queen

of sodium cyanide I'lumiphon-now Rama IX. Kingl or any other circumstances' per- Chi-sun.. Chur Ping-hing., Miss on October 10, 1949% IN IT. NOE Drated at St. Joseph's College

the Pre-

50 pounds without permit; Lal Fus, 4 Ananda had planned to run for Pet Ho Street, 1,500 pounds of Parliament and reck sodium sulphide without a permit:miership/ and Hul. Ping-tung. 1A Hop Vick Street. Un Long, 48: gallons of high flash, inuid, and 80 gallons of kerosene in a pit other than an approved pit

Wong. Hon-kwan, Kul, Son Street, was Aned $100 for having in his possession 12 gallons of kerosene without a perinit;

Mr. V. C. Seymour, Divisional Offeer, Kowloon Fire Brigade, prosecuted.

The Royal jeop

the ship to ascertain the origin taining to the goods but without result. NEO SY

Mitigation plea

The offers cods solved and notified, and the goods gelred

King, Ranta also testified that taken to the offices of the Director Holt, arrived by FOXC.

1. EnaA

Tribunal?

Violent temper

"The,, drst complainant to have a violent and urigovem able temper, she interrupted the

sillaled that this

âa, siluh, when Arst clacs referee in the Chlony and los been Hon Secretary of the Hong Köße Födtball Referees Assoclu-

Yesterday, of Commerce and Industry,

Brigidler Holt, who was accom The goods were held in the panied by Major: J.R.-Holden, King Anands. was irked with

Premier's un office until they were claimed by was met af Khi Tak by Lieuten Pridi over the authorised me of a RoyalJoop a clock of defendant's solicitor, onant-Colonel E. Hodgetts of HEME. Holt is here on a rou- Brigadier and sponsorship of party for March 28.

The oight cases bejog a Iorgo former underground workers.

consignment were not fully ex-Une visit King Rama said that, on the amined unifi the morning of March Mr and Mrs. A. Richardson

by Philippin Joft:for; Manila;by:] morning of King Ananda's death 29. examination and counting he heard a cry and raced into the being carried out in the presence fairies, yesterday Me Elchardson e, brought for, one purpose only,

There he of, defendants E Royal bedchamber. out a licenco for their radio sets, his farcliead covered with, blood. Aschto the goods, suizig), MPAY, TN Park,- The Richardsons vilipendant, and her faffilly, dad te there is RTAS irvived by his Summoned for failing to take found, King Anonda lying in bed, In asking the court hot to con- the General: Mopager of Lida to secure the eviction of the de- / Silve, went to Mácko) (and was

www.

the following were fined $25 cách TSA, us if death came while ho fendant was a Northerner who for H. SAYA MENA

by Mr. F. X. d'Almoda at Kow- loon yesterday:

Yee Wing-fing, 2' Ho Tse

The Ter-

fingers were straight and re- slept.

Chan, la, mitigation said that defin Manila for about a week. many years bid carried on busi ness in Tantsinjand. Feking deaf- Their mother,

arid bed. The-King frequently shipt, at general, commodities, Prince Edward Rood. See exhibitions and fairs, Ho collect Ho: came to Hong Kong about They embarked

“Mare.” Europeans: Hong Kong

race, Kwon Ho-ming,, 157 Prince the foot of the standing all in Droylstons netais: yesterday b

Edward Road, M. Gubboy, 165

wun, 187 Prince Edward Rand,

three months ago, as a refugen,

He left his family behind in North frodead with friend in Lecichert Road,cet Ching and In Hong Karved Msa

Lo Tin-yau, 107 Prince Edward edguns. One of his prized" re- Road, Kitty Chan, 294 Fa Yugo volvers was found by his side. Street, and Chew Chung-young, King finaald he was told 238 Fa, Yuen Street: For falling the King had shot himself i had no particular object in

to notify a change of Address, So was not until 1947 that irong Hong Kong but to seck refuge and Chun-gue, 28. Nga Tsin Long man Fhibul Songgram ordered am 10. explore business possiblities. Road, was fined $10,,.

investigation, which resulted in

Met friend being murderers Mr. James Key, of the General the alleged

brought da trial Associated During his stay in Hong Kong. Post Office, prosecuted.

defendant met a very old friend, Yeung Ah-toa. They, had known each other for many years" "und: had done business in Shanghai

On charges of illegal movement of vegetables and aiding and abetting in the movement, Talo Kin, aged 50, Yoong Wah-chow, lorry driver, and Ho Muk-shida. Sorry driver, were each Aned: $250 by Mr. F. d'Almade at Kow- loon yesterday.

Inspector J. Orem stated, that the lorry drivers were arrested on Tuesday with more than 11,500 cattles of vegetables in their trucks.and frat defendant claim-

Press.

Norwegian new big genie together.

freighter sinking

Defendant asked Yeung, what Pho was doing in Hong Kong and Young, replied that he had been doing business. Between" Hong and, Japan, especially dealing in Yeung also Western medicines,

Mac

AlF. $64 ure, és far as she

Aged:40:"488 Into Mi, da Silva jalhott, the Government service at the aged of 19 and remained with the Hong Kong Government, Trea- dings.

sw since his entry in the Civil non-

Service.} earn During the handles. Mr. da

attiched to the British Consulate

da Šuval wite and six children.

further this both she and the second complainant gave evidence which was a fabrication.

The Reverend Father. Pater I accept the evidence of the

And, as, a fact Neal miciated at the graveside, CAA defendant, and

present fcluded Mr., Bar- Hanyang. that the complainants did attack Besides the chief mourners the defendant without cause; and of Treasury, dessi's J. C. that the defendant retreated and Guingah, R. M: Omar E. Bar- Mid only defended herself when she Fetto: A Gameze. P. Tainworth,

could retreat no further, and had

Evacuaes

North

arrive in HK

The ss. Heinrich Ferren arrived

Yesterday mottling tro here Tientsin with 138, passengers and

told defendant that Hong Kaps months Par

1850 Lon

was, &, free port and; also defendant

Tokyo, May 17: The Norwegian freighter ed the vegetables to be his Tay Talisman was reported: sinking all. admitted to the police that in Shimizu harbour, Japan, to- fendant het several games and are most evacuees from the vegetables valued at $3,000 day were to be sold to igans or stalls. ay after an explosion gént alates defendant thought, that he ha

Mr. d'Almada ordered that one tire raging through the vessel's might do some busines

RSS & PA, rinit on March 21 de-Kowlod quarter of the vegetables be for holds. Befendant, bought: ron, the Chen pro feited to the Government Whole Japanese maritime bicials or Ked Trading Comparly took off, for PA sale Vegetable Market, and the dered a shipping to stay, clear rost to be sold by the Market for of the area as the 1-fated ship $27,365 worth of goods and on The March 24 hé, bought $11,970, here: slowly settled in the y ferganda Akine, goods were packed on Among the

It was not immedin

the defendants

ST. JOSEPH'S OLD BOYS DINNER

..

The annual general theeting,

Whether any crew men

Tha

or

Injured

Shiorefecti late 10 sek.

of States,

italy

eason to fear that the artick off A Rozria J Delgation W. the complainant was likely to Ayock A Garcia, A Castilho, result in injury to the defendant'Agatutoff, J. C. Hurblatt,

Yuen Kin-fan baby which at the time she was pafety,

carrying on her back. Both ឆដារក

Ma... Reve thonses are dismissed."

MeWicks further advised the and. Gilbert defendant that in the future. should.complainants cause, trouble she should go to the First Court Clerk and issue a summons against

ERITREA

Azmatch Vice President

JP'

MURDERS

Asmara,

Berhe

and

the impression that Displaced Persons, evacuated from liberal. Progresiva

founder of the there was ho dimeulty in sonding Ching by the pinterditional fron

Front bloc, and his Brother to Japan. Younk, and demo

were murdered in his hom rl of Asmara by d South

Shutter today. Brish troopsule balping lesey police search for the bord lieved to have, being led b fecocious Asseresel, Embale, why apart from political opposition. was reported to bave had? monal grudge..agalast. Berhe Associated Press,

known March 16 and Young then took gera"whq "diserii ärkas, i

wer the goods away, saying that be Custodian Wharf, 12 ard Bilith. our would ship them to Jadani: De-|

nefendant had been mislhformed by Found In fact @Young had United left for Dadah on the same ship. Showner.Milltop the court

Kunming-Lluchow truck

St. Joseph's Old Boys Association Trall, after a fire forced the ordw that had the defendant applied will be held on Wednesday, May to poandon the stricken ship tomi- or a permul to export the medie £5 Folk M 24, and not on Thursday, Mayporarily in raidocean..

other to Japan this would have

25, as was previously reported. The freighter owned by that been refused...kadada

It will be allowed by a dinner. Barber Wilhelmsen Line-United The meeting will start at 1. p.m. Press.

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Church officiated at

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