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FROM THE FILES

100 Years Ago

Gunpowder

On o former occasion we carnestly directed public at- tontion to the Imminent risks run in this place from the reck- tea system adopted

Averc

among Chinese shopkeepers and others storing supplies of

of gunpowder under their shelves, while they and their customer's „smoking perhaps "the enlumet the counter-or peace" over after a few minuter practice with a fint and steel, striking

light in the immediate neigh bourhood, to ignite the favourite weed.

of

We moreover gave an Instance from a Calcutta paper. which described an accident of exactly similar nature to

the

one we have been imagining, where, in one of the streets, u

gentleman purchasing!

powder accidently blew with its house up along

gur-

the two

neighbours, destroying the in- habitants and passers-by to the number of 22 dend and 13 wounded.

We have heari nothing of the fate of our remarks;

but

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CHINA MAIL

Established 1845

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1950.

The Missouri Goes Into. Action

16:

This is the first picture to be released showing the USS Missouri, giant American battleship, in action off Koren. The photograph shows the Missouri Chong-ji is approximately 120 miles bombarding Chong-ji with her 16-inch guns.

the Soviet border. — AP Picture. miles from from Vladivostock and 39

have some satisfaction in pre- CASTLE PEAK GUN FIGHT RECALLED

senting our readers

IT with

Draft Ordinance, picked up by

one of our P.D.'s this morning very appropriate gift for

*-

our renders, we think. on the

5th November, We trust that it augurs, the donger having been falls brought under the

of the Local Gov notice ernment,

that something

will be done towards carry-

ing

Constables Tell How

Man Was Captured

The capture of one of the four men who away this very dan Kerous practice. If anything offered armed resistance to the Police at Castle can quicken the movements of Peak was described by two constables at the re- our authorities in this matter, surely it is to be found in con- sumed hearing of committal proceedings against templating the awful catns-

two men at Kowloon this morning.

trophe

which happened to the

Dona Marin. We have no wish

In the gun battle at San Hul murder of PC Tong Kee, pos- to go to bed some fine night, Village, Castle Peak on Septem-session of arms and ammuni- and find all that remains of us ber 17, two bandits were killedtion and with shooting to pre-

floating in the bay the next and two others captured-one of vent arrest. morning, without knowing how whom we cant there,

Atlantic Steamers

Englishmen

had

wounded.

The

one

kille.

He

WAR

first been badly! Insp. J. Hidden is conducting

the committal proceedings. Police suffered

Chan Ning was taken prison- casualty in PC344, Tong Kee, or after two of his confederates

been who was e Orst to fall when had The speed attained by the he was shot in the eye. He was rounded In the damen, thigh steamers crossing the Atlantic wearing a bullet-proof vest at and and loft fo

IGNORED CHALLENGE world-renowned, steel helmet during the Right. has become

The two men captured were) and is a matter of just pride to Chan Ning, who was wounded, and Chan Kaa, who were under Constables Chung Man-wah and Americans

of thend Cheung On. They are be- the direct command of Insp. ends

a Tore Mr Wicks charged with the Warrell, said they were placed the Asia,

in strategic position on a path reported

between Castle Pork Road and a fish pond, while other squads of Police went to carry out a raid in small clearing on the hill slope where a small dis- used chicken farm was situated and which, was surrounded by heavy undergrowth.

even

earth.

in these

when

few weeks ago was

cent

sur-

70 Year-old

Woman Not Guilty

The two constables later saw a man, subsequently identified as Cheung On, the second ac- cused, running towards them pursued by Insp. Warrell and

Successful

Ambush

Prompt action by the Police in Kowloon yes- terday evening nipped a robbery in the bud and resulted in the arrest of three men in Coll Possession of a automatic, two daggers, cloth gags and wire.

A party of Police ambushed the three men in Namchang Street as they were on their way to stage an armed robbery. Caught by surprise the men gave little resistance,

Grave Charge Against Englishman

An

Reduction

Refused

Of

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MAN

An application for the reduction of a $10,000 bail, half in cash and half in surety, was refused by Mr F. X. d'Almada at Kowloon this morning in the case against Suen Tat-soo, 28, beauty specialist charged with assaulting an 18-year-old girl with intent to commit a felony.

Mr Peter Mo, who represented the defendant, told the Court that though defendant had been successful in raising the surety bail, he could only raise $2,500 in cash He was actually a plastic surgeon, and had quite a volume of clients who needed medical treatment.

In some cases, counsel went en, the long absence of defen-

ent would affect his client's health. The defendant himself

was not in good health. He submitted that Suen be bailed elin cider to give full Inarus- Now for the defence,

Inspector Chan Kai-vick, who Prosecuted, told the Court that the police asked to retain the present amount of bail. Defen- dant was a Northerner, and he hed only been in the Colony for a few months.

Soldier

In Trouble

J. M. Fleming, a soldier,

Mri charged before

The Court rulet that the charge was serinas one. It was was pointed out that as the Hiu-shing Lo at Central this

well-known morning with driving was a plastic surgeon, he should be vehicle without a licence. able to raise the bail.

defendant

Suon is alleged to have 03- saulted Tsui Sing at 6 Hollywood Road, first floor, on the night of September 19,

Messenger

Boy Cautioned

a

He was further charged with malicious damage and driving a vehicle under the influence of wine.

Defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge of malicious dam- ago and the prosecution offered no evidence against him on this charge.

To the other two charges, de- fendant pleaded guilty and he was ordered to pay a total fire of $50 or two weeks.

by

ū

DRINK

For Hospitality

Serve Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola.

Bail The Missin

Scientist

Here you see Professor Bruno Pontecorvo, Brith, naturalised Italian atomic scientist, who recen mysteriously disappeared on holiday, and who believed now to be in Soviet Russia. When t photograph was taken he was visiting a typewrit factory at Ivrea, Italy.London Express Service

TROOPSHIP

ARRIVES

The trooper Dilwara arrived here this moming from the Ho was further ordered United Kingdum with about 189 Mr Lo to be bound over in passengers, 140 'of whom were Army personnel replacements sum of $200 for one year

Facts against the defendant for various units stationed in were that at about p.m. on the Colony. tences, a messenger boy was Saturday, Police Inspector H. cautioned by Mr Hin-shing LoJ. Rambelow rode his motor of any particular units.

There were no major drafts at Central this morning.

Charged with three counts ļof obtaining money by false pre-

cycle to the Central Hotel, park-

Lun Sum-kwok, aged 27, who ed it and went into the hotel, Others included several RN

had been in the Colony for

use

#

number

of

A few moments later a foki and RAF personnel, all replace- Jabout three months, was em-of the hotel notifled Insp. Romments

Also on board were 27 fami- Shum ployed by the

Cheong below that his cycle had been

Hles including Man Hong of Shaukiwan His

by a European.

children. outles were to deliver ortadi-

The police officer came

There were also two British culy and. magazines to his em from the hotel and discovered girls on board who sailed from ployer's customers,

that his cycle was in a

to the United Kingdom Mr thority.

26, without au- Englishman freed

his employer, he positiori. at Central this collected from a customer 53.50. Him-shing Lo morning charged slaughter..

It was alleged that Moxon 53.50.

unlawfully killed one

wes com-

out

lying

to Th Dilwara returns

Boat Maste

In Court

Lai Yau-kam, 38, maali of fishing-boat No. 342 appeareil before Mr T. Low at the Marine Cou this morning charged wi a breach of his licence aộ, being under way withe a certificated coxswain ai a ecriificated engineer.

Sub-Insp. L. G. Nippary prosecuting, asked that th

be remanded three days for Police vestigations.

The Granted.

casc

application

Joli

LATEST

the

to the police United Kingdom via Singapore BEGGING

on Monday next.

+

IMPORTED

as having made the passage ten days and seventeen hours, every geeking the English language

rejoiced in the fact. But even this,

till then

In the meantime the assistant their flances in the Army. They paralleled fact, has been

with man- The following day, also without manager of the hotel pointed are to be married here. passed by one of those magnifi-

lawful authority from his em-out defendant 3,000 ton steamers, recently

ployer,

defendant collected $9 officer. built

ullt for the Liverpool Ung. The

Eric Douglas. Vladimir Moxon, from another customer,

At that time the defendant Atlantic,

of Collins' Line, per-

was about to leave the scene. offance was additionally charged with

The last formed the trip from New York

dangerous driving.

mitted on October 28 when he Fleming was taken by the to Liverpool in len days nand

collected from another customer officer to a police station. sixteen hours,, thus gaining 030

Damage was done to the the Asia, of the

a actective. The two constables had

footrests, hour upon

Detective Sub-Inspector Ka-cycles headlamps, challenged him to stop and Chan Fat-tak, while driving A vanagh told the court that de-

clutch Cunard Line.

and SILVER COINS handlebars, when he refused, PC Chung motor car on Hennessy Road on fendant had been employed at brakes. The greatest distance made by

Man-wah dred three ghots at him. October 8.

the management for about two Defendant was later sent to the Asia in 24 hours was 315

The second accused, who had

months. During the time of the Queen Mary Hospital where miles; and by the Atlantic 319.

Wong Tacung, the 70-year-old already jumped into the shallow Defendant war represented his engagement he had deposit- a medical examination revealed Wonderful achievement! and

wonna, pleaded not guilty and fish pond and had discarded his hy Mr J. C. Stewart, andis $200 with his former em- that he was under influence of demonstrating what Con

skill was discharged aine the pro-loaded revolver there, waded Inspector J. S. Howarth ea

ployer who

left liquor, Jater done, when science and

with the secution accepted her plea and across the water with his hands ducted the prosecution.

the are combined

cvillence nguineup

surrendered. When

he was Inspector Howarth asked the defendant, thinking searched he was found to have case to be for committal pro- then in charge of the establish- a hand-grenade in his pocket, ceedings and December: 21 was inent, took the liberty to collect Axed as the date, of hearing. The total sum of money taken The hearing is continued,

money from customers.

Deaths at Sea

be

Two Chinese womez, on ag 1 70 and Uve siber 33, were Cheged at Coptral this morning pureumalo. dutiable commodities.

offeres

120

her.

The other

Chau wornan, We are pained to learn that Sam-ku, possessor 700 pounds

four Hawaliane, passenger trom Hongkong on board the Enigma, died through the reprehensible negligence of somebody in not

of dutiable Chinese tobacco. Her heme was raided by Revenue Officers on Saturday,

10,

furnishing the vessel with The tobacco was found hid- suincient water for even a short don near a bei spacerat passage to these Islands,

Tung Lung Street, Wanchal, The duty on the tobacco was

We learn from Capt. Hubert- zon, who chartered the Enigma, $124.

а

that after the brig was, readyChau was ordered to pay for ben, with provisions, and of 33.000 or six months imprisonment and the tobacco water

board, seventeen

was confiscated. native passengers were put on board by the owner of the ogainst the wish; and

on

protest of his agents in China, and also of the captain (Stavere) who commanded her. That she

solled with a supply of forty-

Was

five days

yeonly, which further reduced, by stress of weather, to but thirty-six day

was

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

end

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Growing Popularity Of refund

Water Rickshaws

BY A CHINA MANE TEST EXTREM

CHINA MAIL REPORTER ..

Tien chais, (water rickshawa) are beginning 1-to dominate the scene at Aberdeen, Shaukiwan Bay and the Yaumati typhoon shelter.

be the defendant amounted to $16 which he was prepared to

Defendant ΜΟΣΙ ordered to refund the money.

JUNKMASTER FINED

1

Stole Sewing Stole

Machine

silver

LIN-

the

WE

TECHNIQUI

A now fechnique" for begi has been introduced in Ho kong, by young North Chinese boys. Their method

aims is to el asking for people's feet in the middle the pavement.

Yin Yiu. 20-year-old employed, was fined $150 this morning by Mr F. X. D'Almada at Ccwloen for importing 1,100

coins valued at $900 who used this method in Pe

A 10-year-old Shantung without a licence.

Street yesterday was arre He was

at arrested

and charged before Mr. Tho Yaumatt: Railway Station on Tam at Central this mori

and was sentenced to Mr D'Almada painted out to strokes of the cane.

defendant's father Yip that he should have done was alding and abetting the ro instead of trying to hide was sentenced to six weeks hom. When he hid the silver, expelled from the Colony he might be regarded, 98 8 five years, smuggler.

The boy's mother was

Saturday, Defendant did not declare the coins.

Pul Sal-ha, 17, unemployed, was given two months hard labour by Mr Reynolds at Cen- tral this morning for the theft confiscated:

of a sewing machine valued at $100 from the ground floor.

of

No. 250. Des Voeux Road West

on Sunday

K

runemployed Leung and Weng Leung." 19,

Two other 18,

pres

The coins were ordered to be in Court this morning and

Mr

ed for a chance, warned, her that if her son, peared in Court again, he we not hesitate to read them E

Radio Hongkong way from the Colony.

ProIllegal Mooring

From korhing, wasinnedi #20 by

A junkmaster was fined $200

8.... "Hongkong ---- Calling.!- or two months by Mr F. X. were cach given a suallar term

gramino Buammary: 0.02; "Children D'Almada at. Kowloon this for aiding and abetting.

Hall Hour, Introduced by

Kwok Book, 70; mistrem for possession. of It was said that at 11.50 a.m. Frost. (Bludlo); 0.30, // PortinguOS Growing numbers as rapid-the fishermen. Three or four morning

(studio) 7 Warta convip-junk, who piesttody au dynamite, and detonators with on ly as the road rickshaw is dis-bonts always1le alongside a

Sunday: Best defendant was Hat Hour.

ct Relay): 15, "loather "sible the ss Tal Cheung Sha appearing, they stretch far und fishing junk when it anchors, out a licence on board his junk. sech by a Chinese Det. Sgt, act-eye lyde hondotto a chromte of zooring alon

Verboty Programme, fwy lipotlend: wide where fishing and trading for exclusive use.

Lau Yau-aing, aged 64, was ing in a suspletbus uainner out

orker and Other ( 1vo dufton Bum Junks congregate; and

'and' appear Biggest profita come from stopped and searched at Haald No. 26, Chung Hing Lane. (ECTS); Abte to have become a necessity bathers and holiday crowds. Nel Wan, Lamma Island on As the detective approached the the Balore,

Belag. B. Low at the Marine Co There is no fixed ford for these Saturday population.

evening when nine first defendant, the other two 10 Linda Cater Talke on Films.

this morning. small four-by-reven who hire a boat to be rowed out sticks of dynamite, saven do- man started, to run away. The studimit Lions What Like Preembed by John 200 by a crew to a

secluded spol

use it tonators and two fuses were sewing machino was found, con- (studio) 350 LET, ** IDBCTS "CHECK//YOUR KNOWIED

cealed in a sock hidden on the 9.25, **Conoɛrio."-Weber's · Concerta ed by

..

found. bathing

ford Chatterland: Oroliestra Op. 16. ver operat These

Defendant mald he intended staircase.it, tenia along.

Rogina Kaif (Cherinei), and Sym«

· Archers ** pondusted by way across ed. by are nover

them "exclusively; in- He was told by the Magistrate

Concute No. 3 fork: Paciotic Orgli. Bandor" (Phanoj" with "the "Phi phia Orch.

Fare"

to the walor

These Crossword Puzzle foot supply, and as the vessel:

Apot boats, of two sixty-six.

making the peaDBU, İNTO TON BRAN they were put upoix bochor Sir, Please let us have our bar nine feet long thay an allowance, as 10 cause sick dear old Crossword back! negs, and el death of the four

|can | Zig-zag.

"We are bot bil/blessed with the narrow walce of a fast Y HIGH,.,Women Dwn, and to use the dynamite for' fshing, 190- men alluded to above. No the tortuous mind (or the timel) speed: Another dar, it the bay variably each owning three or that using dynamite for that Blume, certainly, can attach to necessary to cope with the helps when the golog is against four. Herself controlling one, purpose was not permitted,

the current. head to homes the remainder will be in the

board, JANA

how apoearing

In the

@DOR Ear them

when babies; but they a

Out For

7

Conspiracy

Rob Charge

To

Three men changed, with con-

Iteport: 30.19," "She 1050, "Ivashon

1. Scotland! #, Norway. landed 'aristocracy, aquedury & Heavy Erniej oil. Arabia “and'Africa." :

GIGADINTELLIGENCE: TEST

(King). 1120.

MAN STABBED.

Captain Hubertson, but it would SC.MP. type,

Great саго

to these safe hands of her daughter) is given to (Mrs) C. M. BURNETT.

The teen-agers die not always All stem to fall upon the owners, whe: forced the passengers on Have you tried the now one boats. Orice every alx months

hina they are haulet on dry and their rent daughters. Bome are Mall?-EJ

and given a thorough overhaul bought, and many are given to Best Ever Dance piracy to rob were remanded close down. Bamacios and mans are

for three days by Me H. W. 8. But we cannot

mote refroin

Ark carvery oppointed off end

grow up and

to handle expressing the runion that win là Ad chất là share publine The

Interior

The Kowloon Cricket Club Winter, at Kowloon this morn receives & now. also

sheso .boats

MAITY such a mocemity of proceeding ment of the Euty crossword "faco.

lar on the application of DST Is going all out to make this will Summer celift" Oll-cloths covering ing some le con with an inadequate supply puzzle in your paper once the the floor

changed

crew of two control the ear Remembrance Day pf: Water;; the caplati; should reidvationis ft. hus, bouni "my|| and, new either have declined the cells for months I feel put on either crenshallege the dar, the small one it from the point of view of Leker Ohl kon mand, or should have put to fersibly lost those two days. All arrivals by bus and car the front using a pole to help welling the Bari Haige Funds

the pub-|| 01 Abera wonde" ports on the way for hope you whl Realms

The dance) will be held next Man Paro bent by women nose, the craft along the for- Baturday night-tromul to

trom three craft, ou

with the band of the K&LI in helga Awithin #pical morier own be the how, 25% ditendance Novelly is dances Will be an added, attraction,

verigation, la to be bad or the

come and shan wait the

and

E, NG.)

rough the raviola "cross-

popor

The bigger gripropets dance the most miccosstAZOVIT | Konsepliood

NA

aged 20,

were

A Workmin si Les. Gredens, Chung Ching was stabbeck morning' - tollowing, "a fqu with another antler bot | Polico· havá, MEHUDİY

WAS Bent, to hospita was found that big were not perious, pit

leseen "nonfusion

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