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CHINA MAIL

INJURED SOLDIER Alleged

STILL CRITICAL

There has been no change in the condition of one of the two soldiers who were in- jured in a traffic acci- dent in Shek Kong area early yesterday morning, His condition was ro- ported to be critical on admission to the military hospital in Kowloon,

The second soldier was reported. this morn- ing to be fairly comfort- able.

Forgers

Court

In

Five men appeared be- fore Mr Justice Scholes in the Supreme Court this morning charged with forging and having illegal possession of 4861 forged ten cent, notes.

Easter Sunday employed, Lau Tab-wins. 21, un-

Police Raid

An Easter Sunday rala on the second floor of No, 140 Taipo Road resulted in the arrest of 11 unemployed men who came before Mr Winter at Kowloon yesterday charged with possos Men Hongkong,

China, People's Republic. 6.30 a.m.;sion of arms and ammunition,

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Radio Hongkong

H.K.T.

6.02.

f, "Programme Sunmary"; Orchestral Selections: 0.30, Studla: Cantonese By Radio. Given by Alis Lee Wal-en and Mr S.K, Len; 6.50. Plano Duets; 7, World News and Helay1. London Analysis News 7.15. Alfredo Campoli And His

Studio: Ortiestra: 7.30.

"Down Mentions Lane, Presented by Alleen Woods: "From The Fitorials" (London Relay): 8.10, "Bax 200": 8.30, Studio: "Social Welfare In Hongkong A Talk by The Rev.

The men Li Sing, 41, unem- ployed, Chung Fan, 35, unem- ployed, Lau Tal-wing, 21, un- employed, Chung Fan, 35, HD- employed, Leung Hon-man, 22, nemployed and Chan Flu, 31, a grave-digger, all plead not gully. Chan Plu is also charged with illegal possession of forg- ing implements

al

Mr J. Reynolds, Crown Coun.

said that sel, prosecuting about 11.30 p.m. on January B a party of Potice this year ralded an unnumbered hut at As the party The defendants were Mo Lin, Homintia Hill

man whe alias Jimmy Mo, 24, Law Sik, approached the hut 27, Cheung Tung, 30 Mo Toi, seen to run away. Chased the 27, Chan Mei- man was eventually arrested. 26, Li Wong-hing, hing, 20, Li Hing-siu 20. Cheung That man was the first ageused. Kwai. 27. Mo Shing, 27. Mo Tim, 27. and Tam Lin-yip. 27. They were alleged to have a Mauser pistol, an automatic pistol, two

39 rounds revolvers and ammunition.

On

men

were

daya

the application by Police the 11 married for three further enquiries,

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A search of the hut revealed 1646 forged ten cent notes, and proas.

wooden homemade printing

of

Two detectives were left in thethe hut to gunra it. At about 10.30 the next morning two men called and asked for the man who had been arrested the previous night. These two men were then arrested. They were) the second and third accused.

A fine of $150 was imposed on

Later that morning a search

Chan Fuk-in, 44, master of the of the hillside near the hut motor junk Tai Wel Fat, by Mr T. U. Low at the Marine Court resulted in the Anding of a this morning for failing to pro-Package containing 444 forged tin containing Father J. Howston, S.J.: B45. vide a certificated engineer while banknotes, `n "Leiler From Amerten London underway to Canton. Defendant's another 2,767 notes and two tins Relay) By Alistair Cooke: D. Lon-

Concert The West- junk was intercepted off Laichi-of red printing ink don Studio minster Orchestra, conducted by kek on March 23. Denis Wright; 8.30, Song And Dance In Brionin. A Programme from Northern Ireland: 10. Radio News- reel (London Relay); 10.18, Weather Report: 10.16, "The flalf Century," | The First World War. Written and produced by Frances Dillon: 11.15. at 10 o'clock tontorrow (Wed- "Goodnight Music": 1120, Weatlier Report. God Save The King: 11.30. tesday) mbaning for test pr

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Siren Testing

The Police siren at Yaumati Police Station will be sounded

poses.

On January 11 as a result of Information given by the fourth Accused the Afth accused also arrested.

Hearing is continuing.

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THERESE and LUISILLO. of the Spanish Ballet Company. practise in the sunshine on the roof of the Stoll Theatro for

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RICKSHAW COOLIES' FIGHT

..

AT STAR FERRY

Chinese Charged

Charged With

WHARF

With Manslaughter

The story of a fight between two rickshaw pullers at the rickshaws stand opposite the Hongkong Star Ferry wharf which, the Crown alleged, resulted in the death of one, was related by the Prosecutor when the trial of Lui Hin, 26, charged with the manslaughter of Wong Yee-hing, 33, opened before the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Gould, in the Criminal Sessions this morning.

It was alleged that the fight arose from a quarrel between the two men about 1 a.m. on November 21 last. The Crown admitted that the deceased struck the first blow, with a fist, and in retaliation the accused assaulted de- ceased on the left temple with an iron bar. The Prosecutor alleged that as a result deceased succumbed to the injury received.

Mr M. Heenan, Crown Coun- sel, is conducting the case for the Prosecution.

who then approached accused in a threatening and angry manner. Crown Counsel admitted that A Jury of four men and three the deceased struck the first women has been empanelled.

blow with his fist, Accused re- Outlining the case for the tallated by drawing out an iron Crown, the Prosecutor said that bar from underneath the rick- about 1 am, on November 21 show and struck the deceased last a number of rickshaw coolies ( on the head with ft. Other were drawn up at the stand pullers present intervened and apposite the Star Ferry wharf, the two men were separated. Among them were the accused, a licensed puller, and the deceased, who appeared to-be an unlicensed puller.

A few hours later it appeared that the deceased and the ac- eused were again together in the rickshaws stand in Centre Street.

Deceased appeared to he still angry and approached accused again in a threatening manner. However, other pul lers with them prevented further quarrel.

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Stole Letters For His Stamp Collection

A

20-year-old youth who pleaded guilty at Central this morning to larceny of letters

from two private letter boxes in Wanchal on March 22, claimed in mitigation through his counǝcl that he only wanted the postage stamps for his collection,

The defendant, Chan Hồi, Tìn siding at 354 Lockhart Road, first floor, was bound over in the sum of $800 for one year by Mr Hin-shing Lo. He was on ball of $1,000.

A quarrel between the twa men arose as a result of the rofusal of accused to accept a fare. It appeared that a client approached accused but they were unable to arrive at a bar gain whereupon the client walked away. Deceased then reproached Deceased on returning home accused for demanding more later that morning was put to than accused appeared to be bed by his wife who found her entitled to, the Prosecutor said. husband in

B alck condition. Accused saki the matter had Sho treated the wound on the nothing to do with the deceased

Deceased'a bead.

condition worsened and as it

got no better by November 25-four days after the

alleged Oght she reported the matter to the Police who removed deceased to Queen Mary Hospital. A surgical

Sub-Inspector S, H. Yuen told operation

subsequently

the Bench that at 11.45 am, on carried out but deceased's con- | March 22, defendant was seen dition worsened and he died extracting a couple of letters a few days afterwards,

from the letter box in the stair- way of house No. 188 Johnston Road. He was arrested whon he tried to get away.

Court Action Over 40

Disputed

(Continued from Paga 1)

could safely deal with

cannot

Planes

Sir Walter said that to his ¡perty of the CATC. That offer mind the Order placed on, obliga- { was accepted.

necessary to take steps to en-

Sir

brought

of

dos Cerato. In 1940,

as he was

directions

the property

on

notes to the value of

The

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the

Chan's father, in whose shop the defendant worked, was also ordered to sign a bond of re- cognizance in the sum of $500,

of

In the meantime, the Prosecu- tor continued, accused was de tained and in answer to a charge of unlawful wounding he made Taken to the Police Station jment

tion on the Court to determine A fetter in reply from a statement to the Polico,

by PC 3710, Chan was searched, them.

whether or not an action had Premier Ten Hsi-shen of the

In addition to the letters taken "It is laid down, not once, but

MENINGITIS SYMPTOMS been brought. (The. Order National Government confirm-

from the house in Johnston Road, many times in the authorities

he was also found to have some that it is an essential feature of stated that HM Government felting the offer of the partnership

casualty ward officer the International system that sure the question of ownership tional Government was next mission

and its acceptance by the Na- who examined deceased on ad. letters addressed to No. 1 Sharpe Street, first floor. Inquiries re- that should be so and persons of aircraft and right to their read,

found a number of vealed that defendant had done who deal with governmen; { va

symptoms which Indicated to be en possession should which

POWER OF ATTORNEY can deal with it safely and before

a recognised govern

Authority by Messrs Chen-

her that deceased was suffering the same thing at that address a Court of law and that ment can

After certain treatment had A man, his wife and another not fear that any subsequent meanwhile the aircraft should nault and Willauce for the sale from some form of meningitis earlier in the morning.

In a plea of mitigation, Mr to plaintifs, a new government

remain in Hongkong). In the

been recognition of

administered, the action had contained in a letter of Decem- was Anally man Involved in a love triangle will defeat them in property

deceased

A. Y, Han, appearing for the present Caso

passed on to Dr defendant, pointed out that ther were each bound over in the already acquired," said Counsel. been brough on May 19, 1950, ber 19, 1949, was also read, as Poon who found a contents of blossoming now in sum of $1,000 for one year by Sometimes a new government within 21 days of the date of the well as the power of attorney fracture of the skull. A septic tants at the envelopes take

Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central succeeds not by title paramount

Order (us stipulated).

given to the representative of discharge

on appeared our NEW SPRING this morning."

but by succession and by repre-menlained, points of the Order,States.

After Counsel had further the partnership in the United wound and the Doctor decided Stating that the fact was that GOWN COLLECTION

sentation. The For the purposes of preven-that the rights acquired in the his Lordship commented that it Sir Walter then read-a-letter carried out on December 22, the defendant, Mr. Hon asserted

essence of this is

to operate, The operation was the letters were not opened by directly air-delivered- tive justice, this Court la en-

old filled

from the Chinese Ambassader but the condition of deceased that the reason why his cilent to bind anybody over, subject to which the new govern-

government remains and was "a

remarkable document," Waiter replied it was un- to the United Kingdom to Mr worsened and he died six days took them was because he was a York from top New

even though the person con-

ment succeeds by representation,

usual, but fortunately, as far Ernest Bevin, then Foreign afterwards. Houses to insure

stamp-collector-a member you cerned has not actually com- The new government

it was a Minister,

December 28. get

the China Philatelic Association. notifying Mr Bevin of the The wearing the same "LAST-mitted an offence," the Magis a better claim than that at the plain

immediate couse trate remarked.

relevant date, January 5-6, 1950, not concerned with its policy.

was transfer of the ons inescapable. He was

ownershi

of the death, according to the Doctor, MINUTE SOPHISTI-

After producing defendant's which the old

property

the was government

cerebral abscess The defendant in the

which membership card in the asso- case, Walch CATED FASHION wa Kal, 32, pleaded guilty

Your Lordship possessed,

"Counsel then went on to deal Government to

In the developed

the may

wound,ciation and several books on think it is as well that with the large number of docu- partnership; another letter dated but the Crown suggested | stamps belonging to his client JEWELS" as your New writing a letter on February 20 deal with this point this early ments in the case. On Novem- December 31, 1940, from the that the basic cause of death | to

Vue Fing, threatening because, pace it is appreciated ber to one

contentions, Support his York sisters do at the his life, because the latter had how vital is the date

P, 1949, he said, the CATC plaintiffs to Premier Yen Hsi- was the blow struck by the counsel said that

Chan's ori- of the commercial air transport in

already operating ashen enclosing. four promissory/accused.

ginal intention was to take the same time without cost-been going around with

his how

change of de jure recognition

the the case becomes of much Republic of China

After dealing briefly on the stamps out of the letters and ing you one dollar more.

Addressing the defendant, Mr simpler

in payment for the trans-law of manslaughter, the Pro put them back where he had proportions. All wej where and bad then been main- It's a real fashion miracle Lo stated that if someone had have to do is to show how thetaining an air base in

letter, cutor said that although it was

found them later, Hoog-

January 4, 1950, from the the deceased who struck the

Ambassador By that date, the Na-Chinese

In asking for leniency, Mr should go to the law, and not 1950.

Mr frst blow, provocation was to Hon stated that his client was tional Elite in co-ordinating take matters into his own hands,

SIMPLE CASĖ

nent of seat

the defence in an indictment of not of the criminal type, and to transfer of the shares of Pan manalaughter. government To the complainant, he "Our with top fashionaists in

suggested that he be bound case is simple. It is Chungking, and in pursuance American Airways in CNAC stated: "You should be ashamed this: By the fact of the agree-of orders of the Chinese Gov- to the plaintiffs.

The case is continuing. over for his act of toolishness, New York. Come in....for trying to break up a family," ment made in December, 1949, ernment authority the CATC

The hearing is proceeding. see them. Those un-

Det Sub-Inspector there was no property in these moved its whole organisation to packed Include the most James Martin had told the Bench assets left in the National Gov. Hongkong.

that he was not pressing the ernment but they had passed DEFECTION EFFECT beautiful bridal gowns case, the defendant in mitigation wholly to the partnership and The

profeedings and ensembles, daytime pleaded that he merely wrote from them to the plainting."

already taken place in the the letter as a warning and did Counsel went on to read to Courts would also satisfy his and evening party gowns, not really mean to carry out the Court the Order-In-Council Lordship that at or about this Pleading guilty to faillag to dating dresses, sheer his threat,

'gard by HM the King in Lon-m

make a of sime a number

employees don on May 11, 195

report upon arrival, 1050 Questioned by the Magistrate, gave the Governor of Hongkong staff of the Corporation woollen

on the executive and technical Chol Chung, 23, master of junk toppers, etc.

were

cre T2925H, was ined $25 by Mr With fashion news in sorry for what happened. The Tak

all three persons said they were power to detain the planes at Kai taking orders from what had B. Low at the Marine Court

God - authorising the

his morning.... every lovely line... each defentiant's wife expressed her Supreme Court of Hongkong to ment

the People's Governe ihla and not from 100 Sub-Inspector G. Nippard gown has that magical, willingness to stick by her hus-rule on the question of owner organs of the National Gov-stated that on March 16, de- mysterious quality that

ernment, with the result that fendant's boat was cleared from the authorities put in by the Talpo Kau for Ping Chow makes every woman look

National Government were Island, in the Mirs Bay - area, more beautiful.

trol of the aircraft or the use arrived in Cheung Chau of them.

Island on March 19 but no re- On November 24, 1949, the port was made until he Corporation, through the Minis- discovered on March 22, ter of Communications of the National Government, started INTELLIGENCE TEST proceedings. Those proceedings

SOLUTION: Call the were for an Injunction against

owners and A. B. C. D

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After

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ship of the planes.

which

become

which had

to

of

Failed To Report Arrival

Prison Camp-Made Honour unable to get into touch or con- with 28 drums of kerozane. The

Roll Recovered In Tokyo

Tokyo, Mar. 27.

An honour roll of men of a Middlesex battalion who died before the Japanese occupation at Hong kong in 1942 or in Japanese prison camps - em- broidered from unravelled socia and scraps of material by other prisoners

- was returned to the Middlesex regiment here recently,

what might be desc defecting emipoyces to restrala them from entering, upon or Interfering with the

the property of the Corporation, said Counsel. That Injunction was granted ex- The First Battalion, Middle to the regiment through Lewis parte. On the following day, ser Regiment, now in Korea, Bush, a Royal Naval volunteer November 28 the defendants in fought gallantly at Hongkong reserve officer at Hongkong

'that action, No. 518/49, Issued a and suffered heavy casualties who was imprisoned, at Omori simmons, for the detention and Survivors of the battalion pre- damp, Tokyo, and is in Tokyo me Corporation pending hear

preservation. of the property of served the names of their com- now. rades who died by embroidering Bush handed it to Li-Colu

them out of unravelled ""; socks | M. Man, present commiand A, ing. An order was, accordingly.

the

was

notees

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But. The second clue 'mak Os impossible for ♬ to have trained is.

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of made and bits of material.

battalion, Who was on a short Sir Walter next dealt with The roll fell into possession teave in Tokyo:

Agenthe

Drst of the ... contractual of Junsho Harabl, priest of

of Man's brother "Capt. Christo- documents made between, the the Zenkozi: Templecat Nagano, pher Man, and two other mem-Nalfatial Gobernment capt the but then a Japanese: Army bers, of the battallóns now & in partnership, and read a letter, 1, 70'days.? WA Morocco, AL- administrativ 110 hol0111 atau Regiment prisonass of War Mesore Chennault and Willaves Fezzan, Tartune boiling

of war Koren were among the Middle dated December 6, 1949, from glers Tunis, Tripoli, Barca and the Zenkori Temple) until the in Japan who helped make the to the Minister of Communica At Doorn Utrecht, Netherlands. was able to arrango fim suturn collUnited Free POKAJAN flons offer to purchase the pros. b) Egypt. §. Addendum..

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