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JOHN CLARKE'S CASEBOOK
CHINA & MAIL
PRIVY
Family Album COUNCIL
THE story came out in court AL Great Marlborough Street, where
gaunt, dishevelled Richard, who bore the mark of sleeping rough for some time, pleaded guilty stealing a newspaper from u stall in the street:
appeared
THERE are people who ing. What can have been RO- The art of ing on? Buffering and boredom when confronted with some one else's family snupshot album. When they are cornered and the awkward- shaped book is laid on their knees, they submit with bad grace to the ordeal and flick the pages over as they found the pictures pugnant.
F
if
The first time he
APPEAL
A QUESTION OF RECOGNITION
London, July 24. Arguments over the status of two governmenta he was remanded for a week in the sale of 40 civil air- in custody. In that week they craft were put forward re-udled him up a bit, had him here today when the Privy
medically and mentally examin-Council
continued the ed, and the pollee and proba- Repugnant some may be, par-
but story
tion officers placed together his legal battle over machines
to estimated
bo worth ticularly ones of infants; what a wealth of interest these The gambling bug had Hot £1,000,000, now grounded books contain. For the photo-im. Instead of being content in Hongkong.
reveal much graphs
that with a futter for fun as other
The United States company friends would otherwise, from men are, he had gambled In-
which bought the planes from moliver of pride or modesty, sensately, and with every pen-
in Nationalists. the Chinese keep hidden. They permit one ny he possessed. His home was
December
appealing 1949, Es to see one's friends more near-sold, his career all but forgel-against the
Hongkong Court's in the round.
ten. His family lived in
inh.
that this was Bleral a Tuling Suppose we had a snapshot
caravan provided for them by
had by then album
the planes of Richard's
Richard's father. Without reason.
of the The possession Richard had gambled, and with come out success. One day he col-succeeding Communist regime,
The Hongkong Court ruled lected his pay packet
Communists office, staked it all on
that the Chinese became the legal owners when animat, lost, and then vanish-
they seized pewer three months ed.
before the purchase.
ly
te..
NEE
adult
at his some
this
photograph, first
day taken on the great he Arst went out to work.
too, in thei good job it was, drawing office of an engineer- ing firm. How spruce and am- Now, in Great Marlborough
Street, Richard's father, bitious he looks, and how proud who had done all could for his parents must be. The hom- his daughter-in-law and his rimmed glosses he wears seemi
teen grandchildren,
(1%
"Want to thank Mrs....I mean my new mother....only hope
worthy..
the
ald
hid
was
was
મ
Tre appellants, the Civil Air Transport
of Incorporated thek Peking realm: was not legally Delaware,
contend
the
recognised until January, 1080.
CONTRACT AFFECTED
Appearing for the Delaware
company,
Sir
Established,1845 |
FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1952.
וי
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
Galbraith ALLEGED
切
6+10
†, M. Beg. V. 1. Fat. Q8.
Cop 1923 by KEA Service. Ine.
"If you want 30-cent steaks, why don't you run for president instead of county judge?"
Possession Of Planes Claim: Chief Justice Reserves Judgment
Judgment was reserved by the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, in the Supreme Court this morning at the conclusion of the claim brought by Civil Air Transport Incorporated for a declaration that 31 aircraft, formerly of the China National
ente in o to embellish rather than to de-witness-box render whs! tract from his even good looks. he could to his son. He
Turn over. Here is the
man, and his
Hartley Shaw- a grey, gentle evitable wedding picture, the eyes spoke for the sadness in cros3, Queen's Counsel, said to-
that taken
the case raised the photographic cliche
day his
heart. Yes, he agreed, question whether recognition t the church door. Looking ut Richard has been in trouble It, you can almost hear the before, put on probation
midnight on for
On January 5-6, 1950, speech Richard made later; stealing a cheque-book, recom- of the Central People's Govern- Govern mended
the de jure psychiatrie ment tra to have
ent of China could affect a treatment advice he had contly
contract of December 12, 1940, Ignored.
for the sale of aircraft by the Richard's wife, the father
Nationalist sold, would not have him back.
Government to on American partnership. He had been for too long liability.
He said
that the Hongkong Now she went to
held that the Supreme Court
to the Central People's Government as from
American Hongkong was dismissed and they were now appealing to the Privy Council, Sir Hartley said.
He contended that it did
not
The Hon Leo d'Almada, QC, matter who possessed the ple- Mr John McNeill, QC, and Mr
on December 12. did it matter whether that pos
D.A.L.. Wright, instructed by session was lawful or whether Mr P.J. Griffiths of Wilkinson and Grist. The CNAC did not Communist the
Government
enter an appearance
and were was, in fact, recognised at time as the Communist Govern- not legally represented.
Continuing his submission ment of Chins.
this morning, Mr d'Almada said
1949,
it's
WATSON'S
first for thirst
ATTACK
ON SEAMAN & HIS WIFE
Alleged to have attacked an elderly seaman and his wife in their home at 249 Des Voeux Road West, second floor, Western District, on February 24 last, Ko Ting-humi, a 26-year-old hawker, appeared before Mr Justice Williams, Senior Puigne Judge, at the Criminal Sessions this morning, charged on two counts of wounding with intent.
A Jury of five man and two women was empanelled on the accused pleading not guilty.
The Prosecution Was COT)- ducted by Mr W. A. Blair- Kerr, Crown Counsel, assisted by Det. Sub-Inspector J. Andrews,
Mr Blair-Kerr said the sea- man, Cheung Shun-tal, 49, and his wife, Chan Sui-lun, occupied the rear cubicle in the fat. Also living there was the mother of the accused. She occupled a bed-space in the passageway.
The Ghavam
Mystery
Porsian Ex-Premier Disappears
Teheran, July 24. The mystery of the whereTM
The accused did not live there abouts of Persia's brief-reigning
Ghavam
himself but very
Ahmed frequently Premler called to see
his mother. For deepened tonight
There were reports he some time prior to the date of
was
ps
was
the incidents there had been still safe in his home, of his re-arrest, quarrels between Chan Sul-lunecape and of his and the accused's mother.
Among the dozen cont *letery storias were those sayin
I had On February 24, the accused fled the country and W49 KOTT by Chan Sul-lun strongly rumoured that i entering the flat and making his i under arrest by police at Qum, way to the cubicle
South of Teheran, where Cheung Sun-tal was asleep. The palice denied all know- The 15-year-old daughter
of any arrest of ledge followed the accused couple
reports Other unconfirmed Into the cubicle and saw him said the arrest had been ordered take a packet out of his pocket of General Alavi Koghaddam, and sprinkle the
contents, Military Governo. of Teheran which appeared to be
unil Monday's
The riots, kind of powder, over her father alleged charges against him were misinforming the Shah of She next saw accused
the seriousness of the riots, and with which he issuing illegal Instructions to
stab Cheung Shun-t on the body and head.oops to fire on the mobs. She screamed and her mother told the Shah tha, only one man who was outside, rushed Into was fatally stabbed throughout cubicle and both mother he day whereas many were
10 to
B00... The
c
a knife to proceeded
the
some
pro-
The report solet the general
Living Language
Why Wo Bay Tho whole shooting-match.
:
This phrase has nothing to do with guns but Come a originally from
the legal "scot" or "shot" meaning a tax. ("Scot- free" really
means
"free of tax") To pay "the whole shot" meant therefore getting rid of all one's tax abilities at once, but by a con- fusion with the "shot" of a gun the phrase became "the
whole shoot," and so to "the whole shooting-match" or, in other words everything without ex- ception..
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FRIDAY, JULY 23 By Air
Formoso, Japan. 2 p.m.. C.AT. Formosa. Okinawa, Japan, Beatle, Canada, Slam, E. India, 4.30 p.m., H.K./N.W.AL.
W, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, D.O.A.C.
Would you have him with October 1.1 firm's appeal Aviation Corporation, now detained at Kai Tak and daughter tried to restrain killed the number varies from Great Britain, Europe, 4.58 pim
We
QKIP a SKIP few pages and a few years and pause at this family group. There is Richard, work hernelt to keep her chil-
both there is Allcon,
more dren. mature now, and they have a couple of fine-looking children, you?" asked Mr Paul Bennett, a boy and a girl. Richard looks VC, the magistrate." prosperous. He is, indeed, do- "Yes," said Richard's father. ing very well, earning £000
"Go with your father, then year as a draughtsman. Aileen My Bennett said to Richard. looks rather harassed, though, "But must
I
warn you, Look closely, she looks really can't tolerate breaches of the worried, as if she had scen
law. You are
are responsible for ghost
our actions." Perhaps she had. Perhaps in
"Yes, sir," Richard sald. He her mind she pictured already was discharged absolutely. And
next
photographs two
that is what the last picture to taken of her husband. These date would show. Richard ond are of Richard lone. Harsh. his father walking down the unflattering portraits, one full- sunny street together, and 17 face, one profic. They were the pleture was clear, it would taken by a police photographer. show the web of worry that Richard appears lay upon the face of the older therm hollow-eyed, unkempt, despair! män.
the
MODE
22 Queen's Rd., C.
ELITE
Tel: 24052
in
The
craft
Nor
the
airfield, are now the property of CATI and they are entitled to sole possession.
that the contract of sale was
made in Taiwan at a time when
School's 25th Anniversary Celebrated
I
the accused.
He allegedly attacked them as
Shah was told of the well, Crown Counsel continued. true state of affairs, these re- The girl was stabbed in the ports sald, by his younger arm, and accused next turned brother Prince All Reza, whose his attention on Chan Suf-tum, car was stoned by crowds while cutting her in various parts of he was driving through the city, the body.
The Prince stopped the car and told the crowds the Shan knew nothing of what was go- ing on, the reports sald.
A STRUGGLE
The Prince, promised to tell his brother and drove to the summer palace,
Maloya, Indonesia, Ceylon, W. ladi4.30 p.m.. 9.0.A.C.
N. Borneo. Australia, New Zea- and, 4.30 Din., 9.E.A
By Burtaca Macao. 1 Dim.: 0 p.m.. ** Lea Philippines, 2 p.m..
Hong Tak Shing. sa Mathilde
Maurska
Canada, 2 p.m., John Bakke. Japan, a p.m., sa Bronxville. Indo-Chini, 3 p.m., sun on. SATURDAY, JULY- 24
By Air-
Philippines, Guam, Hawell, USA. Canada, 8 am, via P.A. Las
U.S.A. J Causda.
p.m.. fade in France North & West Africa, 4.30 pm. Alr Viet- nam.
Slam, 4.30 p.m., Thai Airways.
By Burraco Macao. 1 p.m.; 0° p.m., ice
Many would contend that on a change of government, by whatever method, there was a
P.4.A. of the rights and
succession
our
doctrine of retroactivity and one can do that only by restricting the doctrine within
narrow limits," Sir Hartley said.
WIA,
ad
Further hearing journed until Monday.-Reuter.
Library Is
the
соп-
lor gymnastic display.
The commotion caused had by this time aroused the rest of the occupants of the Bat and the principal tenant art another Inmate also entered the cubicle and grappled with the accused: A struggle then proceeded be tween the man and a number of women inmates
The Police were quickly on the scene and a Police sergeant, on entering the fint, asked what Before he was the matter. Soult caution the accused, the was subsequently taken to Wes latter made a statement, and he
tern Police Station, The knife was recovered in the premises by Insp. Andrews,
It WHA stained with blood.
of
it was being administered by the Today is the 25th-anniversary obligations of the predecessor
Nationalist Government and govemment, Sir Hartley con- there was no question but that of the St Louis School's manage- Ainued,
Chinese low governed this con- ment by the Salesian Fathers, That is the basic doctrine tract. This was common ground and the occasion, which is wine end of the school year, was earlier proceedings. In has to reconcile with the
celebrated this morning with a Counsel then dealt with aff- cele
in the programme davits sworn by
Tal Peng Joseph K. Theatre at West Point. This in- Twan-moh and Kenneth Kang- cluded speeches, a distribution hou Fu, legal practitioners of of prizes, singing by the School long standings and with high Choral Society, and a spectacu- qualifications. They had sidered all the afflimations Nied
Fourteen hundred boyS and in this case,
Mr Almada said that at all many of their friends and rela- tions gathered in the theatre. material times the head office of The curtain ruse on the Choral the CNAC was in territory under Society, who had gathered h
At the Police Station accused the control of the Nationalist one end of the stage on which was examined and traces Government and was moved by was seated Mir D. McLellan, pepper were found in a pocket, certain emergency laws passed Senior Education Officer, who The pillow on which Cheung In China In 1938,
Ho polnited out that CATC
present to distribute the Shun-tal had rested his head was was n government enterprise but John P. Clifford
prizes, the Very Rey, Father also found to bear pepper, the CNAC was a company in
and several
Chinese law.
other fathers from the teaching
Mr Blair-Kerr sald. Cheung Shun-tat was eriously injured In conclusion, Mr d'Almada staff, its limit, it was found necessary
Singing some of the pieces as a result of the attack and his the Supreme Court this putable that the assets
siderable extent. Both were morning hastly to convert the were sold by a corporation concert they gave in Kowloon Library into a courtmom to pro- which was distinctive entity at the end of last month, the sent to hospital, vide facilities for Mr Justlee from its shareholders. He sub chair set the ball rolling-with Wicks to deal with the normal mitted that there was no ques- two Negro Spirituals. Friday "all-over" list.
ilon but that it was a valid sald __In_the_Chief Justice's Court, and that the assets in Hongkong Sir Gerard Howe was occupied passed by the contract. with the Airlines case while in the Second Court the Senior Fulsne Judge, Mr Justico Wil- liams, presided over a Criminal Sessions trial.
SHOE SALE Converted
A Special Group of Shoes
$10-$35
A Selection of Fine Shoes From Regular New Stock At 25% Reductions.
ONE WEEK ONLY Commencing Monday,
28th July
CASH ONLY
Into Court
at
With accommodation taxed to
The Third Court was occupied by Mr Justice Reese. Pulsne Judge, with on Injunction hear- Ing.
Two Outbreaks Of Fire
A small fire occurred in the kitchen on the top floor of York Building at about 11.30 this morning, when a quantity of floor wax in the course of belug melted down caught alight,
A man received slight burn to. both hands when · be tried mother the flames with
to
Fire
was
sald that it was clearly indis- which were part of the publ | who was also injured to a con-
here
year,
The very Rev. Father John P. Cufford, the Principal, then read his report for the Mr d'Almada submitted that after which Mr McLellan ad- there was no question of Im-dressed the gathering. pleading a foreign sovereign by virtue of the Order-in-Councii,
On the points that had been raised, he added, the plaintiff were entitled to the declaration.
wan
DISORDERLY
SEAMAN
The successful pupils from each class then received their certificates tied up in red ribbon. These wero Middle and Primary
Certificates School
for the Chinese section certicates tor the English section.
The Shah then ordered the troops to return to barracks and allowed the demonstrations to continue, the reports added- Associated Press.
Failed
Indo-Chine, French
To Join Hong/Tak Shing.
Ship Charge
China, People's Republie, 9.30 am, 6 p.m. train via Canton,
Malaya, Ceylan, Aden. Middle East. Great Britain, Europe, his ship, C.V.T. Grindall, 3-
Charged with failing to jolna. Autolycus...
Formom, 2 aling, as Wing bang. Indonesia, 5 pan, sa Tylkampeku. SUNDAY, JULK ET By Air Formone, 4.30 p... vi II.X.
Slam, Malaya, Indonesia, Atl tralia. New Zealand, 4.30 p.m.
By SurfaCS Macao. 1 p... sa Fatshon. Japan. Noon, ss Clytoneu Philippines, Noon, ms. Tarn.
year-old seaman of the as Holly- bank, was remanded' 101 Tues- day when he pleaded not guilty before Mr D.E. Greenfeld at Airways. Kowloon this morning,
Grindall was alleged to have | C.P.A. negligently remained the Colony after the
departure of the Hollybank on Wednesday.
In
Some two hours after his arrest, Dr T. C. Pang, the Police Surgeon, examined the accused of lessons in Cantonese to be The fortieth-(0) In the series and noticed his breath smelt of broadcast over Radio Hongkong alcohol, but it was not suggentel by Mr S. K. Lee will be given Ahút the accused was drunk, this evening at 6.30. Crown Counsel added,
The trial is proceeding. `-
and primary Radio Hongkong
I.K.T.
and
Tremendous applause alled_d._ Programme, Summary: · 6.02. the theatre
as the winners came Broadcast for Schools "Names that up to receive silver shields and made story is man
George Boulanger" and Danish scaman, Sven Alvar cups for games, and other prizes his Orchestra: 030, Cantonese by Jonsson, 23, of the 8 Burn application. There was a cer Interlude; 7. Bangs of the British
for dramaties, good condu
conduct end Itadio given by Milas Les Wai Lan 8. K. Les (Studio); 0.60, fined $50 by Mr D. 5tain amount of Greenfeld at Kowloon this when the football hero dropped consternation
storation | Ines (1333CTS); Marfum Davies morning for behaving in a dis- orderly manner at the Blue his silver cup was enclosed, and the enormous glass case in which Peter Inn, Nathan Road, yestera sigh of reller could be heard day evening.
He was cautioned on a charge when it was discovered no dam-
age had been done.
read Does
quoted shotila
aloud fur roomitunteet
(soprano); "John “Tainan (Tenor); Michael Cole (Haritona); Opera Chorus and Orchestra con/ Gueled by Stanford Robinson;; 7,59, Weather, Report: 8, Tima Bignal, World News and News (London Relay);. &15, Dolt Van Der Lindon and his Metropole Orchestra: 036, "Call zoo Madam fit numbers † from „Die" "London" Coliseum Pros duction: Malo Lovers Hour:
·Curtis ・・・ Indon (Studio); 10, Olymplo Report (Recorded” London Relay); including Eye-witness a Grunts, Commentaries and Interviews recorded from Helinki; 10.10, Time for Music, Tha? Majestio Orchestra conducted by Lou Whitmon
of assaulting police officers.
Insp. Apps said that - after — fire appliances and one drinking at
the the accused
Inn, Brigade ambulance res ponded immediately to the culled a blow at one of the INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION.Classical Requests presented by
waliers dodged him, A small fire also broke out on then approached another wallora panasto board a fishing funks, in the who also dodged him.
The Aberdeen harbour of about 10 Police were called, but the ac o'clock this morning, and one cused refused to leave with fire engine, and two fire floats them and struck three of the were despatched;;
constables, Eventually he was One person was believed to taken to the police station in have been slightly Injured. handcuffa,DA
:
eluajansit as
barely do funtice to
Nor by cloar sʊup lacking in merit, ming nong ang not need su try hired he dissectina, Eny monet fmke,
The ten-fatterad *hystartesi.", ...
Garfish Behrens Beriten.
· (DDGTB); 10.65, Joo Lom--and his Orchestra;'. 11,,, Radio News, Reel (London Belay); -1135g -- Goodnight-
Transport (Continued)
teen (1)
and
Communications:
(3)
153. Caw (2) - (3) Jun~(1) stice, gawe huk(1) Just then, it got gradually
(3) dzemn – dzóem(3)
darker, 154.
(2)Ngaw hoy (1)-dung (47, X{ For the guidance of listeners] put on the lights. we publish below a summary of (ingaw (3)awk (1) lau- (3)hah 100, Baat(3) decm(2)-jong(1), the lesson. Summaries of sub. (3)enik (3) maan-(9)fgan. At eight. sequent lessons will be published | o'clock, I went downstairs to have in tho China Mall
every dinner. Tuesday and Friday for the duration of this radio feature.
Lesson 40 O
Transport and Communications, (Refer to page 104, "Cantonese Simplified"):
The **Sand"
Vocabulary: 300. huk(1). Black, Dars. 307. (1) tawag. dynasty.
32. aut (1)..West. 333. alk(1). To put out or extin- guish je.. fire: lights):
Combinados;"
15. Teen(1) huk(1); The sky De}. como dark.
150. (2) Yau (yut(1))-gaw(3) gew(2)- Kay (3) (9)amun (2) ngaw (3) shik sal (1)-(maan (1): yik(1)~(3) wank (3) ► shlic(1) - tawng-(1)Lapon(d), A fok) asked no whether I would have, a European or a Chinese meal.
157. (2)Ngaw. (3)wah (2)ngaw (3)alik (1) Tewng-isaan(1), I said I would have a Chinese meal,
100. Yun(1)-(3) wai (2)ngAW WOO 12) (Tawng-tasan(1) huh (2)-(3) - shik gwaw (3) sal(1)-igaan(1) ah(Si) - Because in my opinion, meals taste bettor than European
meals.
Chibero
160. (3)Shik-(1)yuen, (2) maart (3) fan, (3) ngau ·(3) dizu choot(11- hui(3), fah(1)^yuon{3} ~ saan (3)-(3)- Bali Having finished‹ apper, 1 (then).gent out for a stroll; round Use garden.
118. (1)Twang (1)yun. A Chinesu. 117. (17wang Isocri(1), A mens 100. (1)Ngaw_faan(1)–(2) shorng (Chinese))
(1)]au-(3) Bhamng. 1. returned up À"European.
110. Hai(1), (1)yun. A Westerner. mars.
101. GAW(1)(3)Jun-(1)shes, 121-
(3)shup-derm (2)-book- (39) -Joong(1) Jak(); By
then, it 129, BIX(1) (dung(t). To put out was already half past fen, the Ught quite
12. (2)NEAw, aik (1) -dung(1) fun- General Expressioná
(2) -gania (3) - 1. put out
119. Bal(1)-~ tanam(2), A me.you-ging (1) (European), MAN
the Highla
To Be Continued)
144, {3}Decem' dzcem (2). "Gradust and went to: bed- ye
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