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Nip In The Air

police courts are have fresh company. He clapped the back and extraordinarily sensitive the officer on to the changing moods of wrung his hand as though it had been a beer-engine handle when London, and not much goes the boer not coming through on in the city's sprawling as it should.

not reflected acres that is

few hours in the within a business conducted between dock and witness-box and bench in one or other of the courts.

have hardly The aweepers begun to clear the sand from the paths of a royal procession before seedy opportunists

In the dock at Bow Street pleading

urc

"Let go," the policeman sald, "I should advise you to go home."

Arthur continued to shake the officer's hand, and mutter things about dear old boy.

"Will you let go and go home. the policeman sold for the fourth time, and as Arthur would not, he arrested him, and next mom- ing brought him into the dock.

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Regulations Governing Coronation Souvenirs

It is announced in this morning's Gazette that the Governor in Council has made the following regula- tions:

Importation

(Prohibition)

(Coronation Souvenir) RC- gulations, 1952, and Exporta tion (Prohibition) (Coronation Souvenirs) Regulations, 1952,

The former prohibits the im

portation of:

guilty to causing obstruction by DON'T feel he was justified," | portation oral the tafter the ex-

Arthur complained next hawking

*programmes," of morning, when asked if he were doubtful

tul accuracy, of the event. guilty or not of having been A fashionable wedding brings in drunk the night before. So the

train men ever scedier, would-be pickpockets who had story was told in full to the

magic.

had Inped to profit from the crowd's

the with absorption spectacle.

its

pretty

At Marlborough Street the ather morning there were dnuble the qual number of drunks down in the list

u

•

A drink,"

Arthur

said, "a very good drink, but

RU

I'd plead "Yes, but normally

Arthur began. Normally? 1 hope it isn't normal for you to get drunk." Mr Bennett said.

"Well, no, but it was a cold night, and I didn't start drink- ing till eight o'clock....

•

*TS that late for starting?"

"I the magistrate asked. ite turned to the gaoler: "Anything known?" he asked.

lor', I've been aunker than that before now and got home."

"It Isn't always safe, with modern. traffic, to let of Mr Paul home," Mr Bennett Bennett, VC. Why? There had been a nip in the air the night before, and and some Londoners' instinctive renetion to a nip la the air is to reach for a glass and pour a protective nip of on- other sort down their throats, and to continue the process until they feel that they have got the weather licked.

ARTHUR,

a fair-haired, neat A

man, a clerk, was one of the baker's dozen who had taken such defensive action the night1 before. He came out of a End public-house, having com- nicted the cure and lt semed to him that he emerged into May, not November..

He was aned another 10s.. and gay and he left the court with a rueful He felt young and convinced that the whole world glance at the sunrays

that shared his feelings. He felt an streaked through the skylight,

embrace the Unless the weather urgent desire to

were to world

and prove the high regard change, it looked as though the in which he held !1,

cold spell, the drinking weather, being That

Impracticable,

25|might be ending. Arthur did the next best thing, he flung his arms about a news- vendor standing near to the public-house and embraced him. "Gerrahtoft," the newsvendor

Bul

beating Arthur, happily, continued his embrace.

sold.

West

POLICEMAN eame up.

Arthur seemed delighted to

"Fined 10s. for beng drunk a week ago," the gaoler answered, "Ah, but I was drunk that night," Arthur said, seeming to lick his lips, which were, perhaps chapped.

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High Tributes Paid To Memory Of The Blake Late Mr D.H.

High tributes to the memory of the late Mr Denis Henry Blake, former principal of the Hong- kong law firm of Wilkinson and Grist, who died in the Clevedon Hospital, Somerset, on November 24, were paid by the Full Court this morning.

The Full Court comprised the Chief Justice (Sir Gerard Howe), Mr Justice E. H. Williams (Senior Puisne Judge), Mr Justice C. W. Reece (Pulsne Judge), and Mr Justice James Wicks (acting Puisne Judge). Mr Justice A. D. Scholes (acting Puisne Judge) was prevented fron attending through indisposition.

There was

a full gathering | Department I wish to associate of law officers of the Crown, myself with all that has been of said for the Bench, I myself members of both branches the legal profession, personal had not the privilege of knowing friends of the late Mr Blake Mr Blake, but he was associated

staff of with the Law Omeer's Depart and members of the Wilkinson and Grist.

ment after the re-occupation of

Addressing those atrembled, Hongkong, when he rendered Mr part-time service and assisted in

the

itoporlant work of TC-

sald:

the Chief Justice Attorney, we are met together this morning to mark the passing dt Denis Blako.

Those of you who have known him during his long career Hongkong will appreciate, fully the qualifics of the colleague whom we have lost,

an

1

construction. He not only ren dered valuable service to this

Colon but earned the respect

OF GREAT CHARM

a

and affection of thore with whom he was associated in this work.

On behalf of the Bar, the I knew him to be able Hon. Leo d'Almada; QC, said:

Was lawyer, of great moral rectitudo Denis Blake

man of who ably upheld the diguity and great personal charm and, very traditions of his profession and gentle manner. He possessed who Wis always pleasant, also Д quict Irish sense of courteous and a charming con-humour and these qualikes panion.

We extend to his family endeared him to a wide circle our deepest sympathy.

friends, and social.

MANY QUALITIES

Mr Justice Williams said: wish to associate myself the remarks made by my Lord the Chief Justice.

Blake

of

both professional

a

To the junior members of the Bar he was always especially with kind as I myself well remem - ber. As a solicitor he combined with a genial and gentle I have known Deals

disarmingly genial and gentle- manner since my arrival in the Colony

મ most thorough with efficiency, the result of which and can therefore speak

authority

of his many very frequently was the ua-

which doing of qualities

of his adverary admirable cndeared him to everyone with Chambers. That, too, I well whom he came in contact. As

As remember.

Hi retirement from the pro-

some

Living Language

Why we say Athletic "hents."

The proliminary:

races

in an athletic event which attracts a large number of entries are called "heats." They take this name, from the violence and ardour with which knights used to throw themselves Into the lists at tournaments or jousts. The intense ex- eltement of fighting was called the "heat" of battle, which became the name for any great. single effort of will or alamina.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23

By Alr Indo-China, France, French North

Air & West Africa, 430 p.m... Vietnam.

Philippines.

flawai Quem U.S.A. & pa, P.A.L.

Tormom, Okirawa. U.S.A. (Seats te & Western States) Candia, ` RM H.K.A./N.W.A.L.

N. Borneo, Australia, New Zea Japan.. 0 p.m.. B.O.A.C. Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, Middie Fast, ó pin. B.O.A.C. By BurlacS Hong Tik Sun

Meeno, Pa.m.; 6 p.m., as Led

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 By Alt

Pakistan. Siam, Burma, Indie, Africa, Greal Britain, Kurope, Noon, via B.0.A.C.

Surrounded by cables of congratulation from many English brewers and maltsters, Mr. F. Leyshon, Manager of the San Miguel Brewery, Hongkong, this morning described the beer which a member of the legal profes- of South-West had won first prize in the British Commonwealth si ho showed himself ever fession, therefore, was indeed and

and quiet-loss, birt those of us who were courteous, patient Africa, and Republic of Ireland. Competition for the best beer of original gravity mannered, never given to wast. his friends held the hope that he might from time to time visit us exported

licence of 10.48 degrees or over, and of the bottoming words, but quick to get

grips with the real pole tunately, is not to be. My Lords, at here in Hongkong. That, unfor- issued by the Director of Com- fermentation type.

isque. It was, indeed, a pleasure the Bar mourns his loss and begs merco and Industry.

to work with him. His wide

associate itselt knowledge of and strict obser- respectfully to

rule of pro- with the expressions of sympathy vance, of every fessional etiquette ninde him a which have fallen from your model which

ver Lordships. Inwyer every could with considerable

Mr E, S, C, Brooks, President profit

of the Incorporated Law Society copy.

of Hongkong, sald: On behalf of the solicitors at this Colorry, should like to associate myself with what had been said by your In Lordships,

the Han

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Rescued by the Jardine's us Hinsang after having been adrift for eight days without food in their Ashing trawler in the South China Sea, nine Formosan

fishermen 'were brought back here by the Bri- tish freighter this morning.

The men, who were picked up on October 30 about 100 miles south-east of the Pratus, were turned over to the appropriate authorities who arc making arrangements for their repatria.

Edwards,

The

Captain G. W. F.. master of the sa Hinsong, said that the men were rescued from the ashing trawler, Kum Sui Shing, whose

engine broken had

down. He was told that the men's provisions had run out and that they lived on Ash for eight days.

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'Bottom Fermentation' simply means that the beer has gone through a process which is the most satisfactory way of obtain- ing a light coloured beer of the Pale Pilsen type, as distinct from the processing of some beers where the fermentation takes place at the top.

Voted by a panel of 28 judges

to be the best of its closs from

84 types of beer submitted by

the Commonwealth and

Govt Loses Valuable Adviser

hibited at Olympia, London, the Sir Man Kam Lo Son Miguel brow was Judged Resigns Position

on its

taste, aroma,

clarity, texture of foam and, where this

type of light beer is concerned,

on the

Denis Blake did not, however, confine himself to the practice of the law: I need not enumerate his other varied activities. all of them he played no mean Attorney-General and. Mr Leo part but soon won

his way to d'Almoda.

the

Texiership. Не was nover an The Fall Court then

assertive man, but he quickly inspired confidence: he was, indeed-a natural leader and generous to a degree.

adjourned.

Among others present were "Mr John McNeill QC. Mr. Charles E. Luschy, QC, Mr. J. Steynolds (acting Solicitor-General), the Неп

Today's Government inter the war years he was Man-kam Le, Mr Bin-ching Lo Mr

all

active an

C.P.

U.S.A.. Canada, 2 p. P.A‚A. Biam, Burma, India, 4.30 p.m. Thai Airways.

Japan, 1 pm. B.O.A.C. Formosa, p.m. C.A.T.

By surface Macao. 2 p.m. 6 p.m.. # Tal Loy/Tak Shing.

Chien,

0.90 People's Republic, a.m.5 p.m., train via Canton. Formosa. 9 a... 1 Soochow N. Borneo, Da.m.. a llew Seng. Malays, Noon. Ilod Wong Japan, Canada, i p.1.,-me-lagje-

cove.

Indo-China, 2 p.m.. 4 Elsbeth. Blam, 1. p.m.-9. Anna: Reed:... Philippines, 3 p.m.. sa Autolyclas

BUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30°··

By Air Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, 4.30 p.m., via CPA.

By Burface Macao, 2 p.m.. Tat Loy.

MONDAY, DECEMBER Í ily Air Biam, Pakistan, Great Britain, Europe, 11 m, Via B.O.A.C.

Philippines, duum, Hawail. UBA, (San Francisco), Noon, P.A.A.

Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30 p.m., C.P.A.

Indo-China (Tonkin only), 430 D. C.F.A.

@ 13.1.

In Stanley Camp and Horsee Lo, Mr D.A.L. Wright, Mr

A Bernacchi,

A.J. its brightness. No labels were Gazette contains the an

who worked with him there Brook

Clifford. Mr Thomas Tam, Mr J.T. allowed on the bottles for the nouncement of the resigna- terms of his conduct during resury, Mir AW. Bisir-Kerr. Mr

have spoken in the highest

Prior, Mr. P.J. Griffiths. Mr A._al test, and 'no marking

Winter, Mr E.H. member of the crowns on the cork, so that the tion as a

those very trying years, On his Sainsbury, Mr

Poon Yari-hol, Mr J.R. Jones, Mr release from there, though his CD. Slade, Mr D.L. Etrellett, the Cornmis. judges could have no idea of Public Services

state of health was such that Hon. M.W. Lo, Mr F.H. Loseby, Mr the make of beer they were sion of the Hon. Sir Man

to England II.A. de . Botelho, Mr. immediate return tasting, explained Mr Leyshon. Kam Lo, CBE, and the was advisable, he volunteered 'Alma A. Wodeon. Mr HS | Mr H.J. Karl Knoepfel who is at pre-appointment in his stead to remain behind in the Colony Armstrong. sent on leave in Germany, was of Mr Richard Charles Lee, and give the benefit of his ad- W.C. Hung, Afr c.y. Kwan

Mr P.A.L. P.C vice to members of the British Young, Mr W.K. Thomson, Mr M.E

WOO the Brewmaster responsible for

BP KY, Yung or w

Formosa. U.S.A. (Beattle & He Ives, Mr Peter MD, Mr 8. Ng Quinn, Western States) Canada. the winning brew, and he will OBE. receive an individual reward Sir Man Kam Lo has, for £] Mitary Administration,

part in the Mr B.V. Gittins, Mr Patrick Yu, Mr H.K.A./B.W.A.L. for designing the beer.

of years now, been restoration of law Distance in Mr A. O'Dowd-Booth, Mr Chatics This number

order and O.V. Cheung, Mr D.E. Greenfield, Japan, 0 p.m., 8.0.A.C.

By Surfac# F.I. Zimmern, Mr 0.8. Ford, Is the

ad- concerned in first competition for very much

rendered valuable

Macao, am; 6 pm, a 120° which San Miguel, HK, have vising Government on condi- the drafting of various

Mr J.C. Hone/Tak Shing. pro-Ying. Mr Y.H. Chan, enteret.

tions in the Public Service. He clamations.

For Gome Lime Stewart, Mr Alfred Y. Holt, Mr

Chiba, People's Republic, 1.30 am... train via Canton. The company was formed in recently requested that he be during that period he sat in this A. Lul Mr M. Morley Jots

Mr A.3. Rosa, Mr H. Caine. Mr Australia, New Zealand, 1 p.m., 89 1048 when Colonel

inarelloved of the burden of this Soriano,

Court

He was W.C.R. Catr, Mr R.W.F. Lodge, Chang She. as a magistrate. kwork and a

Mr A.S.C. Miguel

successor be ap also quick to give ald in re- Mr R.F.O. Den

Sam, p., Mantelso Maru, President

Mr F.D. Hammond, Mi Malaya, Ceylon, India, Aden, Mid- Brewery Inc. who runs two

viving numerous business and Comber,

dle East, Great Britain, Europe, Excellency the Governor social activities which had be-T Prior Mr ER

G.R. Eneath. Mr_J.H.G. Way, Mis

Chide. Mr p.us, as ChusSS. large breweries in Manlia be-

como almost moribund during Whiting Willaes, Mr L.C. Kotewall, cides the George Muchlebach has, in the circumstances, re-

to Sir Man the occupation period.

Mr L. Alltros (Chief Bailift). Mosers Wm. C. Low and Company of Kansas City, USA, gretfully agreed

G.. Edwards Kim from plant

Lo's request and has ap-

(Clarks of the Couri), Sir Pau Bhíu. bought "the Hongkong Brewers and Dis pointed Mr R. C. Lee to succeed tillers Lid. Since then it has Government

chong (acting Chief Interpreter), the staff of Wilkinson and Grist and the hus had the

Court atar.

of

San

Rebels Blow Up Railway Bridge

the

I

the following year he became attribute of his, I would soy it Appointments

a

nover

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CHEERFULNESS The war years had, however, taken a heavy toll of his health, been remodelled, considerably benefit of Sir Man Kam Le'S and he was, indeed a sick man extented and equipped with the impartial counsels on problems

for some time, but in spite of while the arresting Intest equipment,

conditions in the Public

that he carried on his work board during the Hinsang's calls popularity of the beer itself has service since 1947 when he was with remarkable courage and Government at Jesselton and Sandakan from ¦ steadily increased,

cheerfulness. Indeed, were where she brought back a cargo

appointed a member of the Salaries Commission. In July of

asked to name one outstanding of timber, rubber, cutch and general goods,

of

was his 'cheerfulness. It Committee Chairman

www einted to consider, the basis deserted him, even It the

The following appointments trying for payment of cost. of living most

of his period

announced in the allowance (since commonly

life.

His passing is a matter of Gazette this morning: known as the La Committee) and great sorrow to his numerous Dr Irene

of Britain The Ho Cheng, Senior ge walk of life, Education friends in Overy

Offlcer (Woman); Laro Written by ft. Smith and, Wynford Vaughan Thomas (BCTS); he was also a member of the Conditions of Service Committee particularly in this Colony. Mr Law Chung-hung and Mr $10, Mulo Lovers Hour Classical which carried on the work

his brother Taui To his widow,

Hung-kee, Education Requests presentet by Curtle" Hind

Bludo); 10.15, Portrait of Atao. the Salaries Commission

and to those who were his Officers; Miles Flora Lamm Roa

me of Hegordings made- Services colleagues in the firm, we ex- Gordon, Education Officer f the

Lalada fotroduced by the Public

Robert inferty. (BCFS):** 10.45, (Woman) n probation; Mr

Paul Westons and tile Orchowra with Bassein, it was officially an- Comrulssion was established in tend our heartfelt sympathy

Laurence I feel sure that my brother D'Arcy August 1950, Sir Mon Kam-Lo

Turnbull

Dorle Day and the Normais Laibolt The rail service in the district continued to give

Gould, wore he' here, would Musson, Estate Surveyor: Mr Chom Vocal): 10.0 Wother Ro Government has been paralysed by rebel the benefit of his experience In

desire to be associated with AF. Richardson, Assistant to

porti 11. Todo New Rest Recorded "London - Ebony}; ···14/10/---Goods tho Secretary for Chinese dealing with staff problems. An these coxpressions,

Blume; God, Bave. The Queen expression of His Excellency

Me Justice Recce said: I have Ašnity, Mr A. D. Scholes, to close down. EIGINA no knowledge of the late Mract as a Pulene Judge. the Governor's appreciation of

Blake, but I desire to associato Sir, Man Kam Lo's services has been conveyed to him.

Truce Plan Vote Postponed

(Continued from Page 1)

up by being taken Russia la these gravo delovat

of

tions.

"There is, however, a ray of hope and that is that it ought. not to be assumed by the United States, great though may be the evidence. "for" the weight assumption, that in everything. Soviet Russia is for Communisi China. The outlook for peace, whatever we do here, is put up to the Communists. But we must not be deterrod; from doing, all, we can do place before Com- munist China and the North Korcars proposals Whki+IT

Rangoon, Nov. 27. Army reinforcements are being rushed to an area, where rebels blow up a vital 40-feet wide railway bridge between Herizada, 80 miles north of Rangoon,"and

nounced tonight.

action/Reuter

UC Appointment

.Col JD. Cingue fins-bean appointed a member of the Urban Council, vice Mr J. Finnis until November, 1953.

Award Approved

It was notified in this moming's Gazette that His late only they will respond-are cap- Mr James Wicks has been Majesty King George VI ap able of bringing peace, with nuthorised to sit alone ar a proved the award of the King's honour to this troubled part of Tenancy Tribunal, according to Medal for Courage to Me, Chiu

Kellymi the Gazette.. the world."United Prem,

myself with the expressions of

ayrapathy and condolences ex- New Members prossed by my Lord the Chief Of Committees Justice and Mr. Justice Williams.

Mr. Justice Wicks muid:"i

Establishment

On

His Excellency the Govern has approved they appoint

And

His Excellency the Governor of Mr Peter Hughes, Mechan wish to associate myself with has appointed Mr J. E, Robinson Overseer, Class 1. Mari the remarice and sentimenta a member, of the Pors Executive pariment, of the permanent

pensionable establi by: my

Lond the Comelites, vice Mr A. D. Tarr.. expressed

brothers, Mr W. F. Kerr has been Chief Justice and my

The Aftirney-General (the appointed a member of the Fort Mr. John Finnio has rosumed Hom A. Ridchaigh) said. On Weltare Committed during the duty as Director of Manpower,

of the Law Officer's shsence of Mr A. 8. Banka) 3 1) vice, Mr V. F. Clarke. behalf