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JOHN CLARKE'S

CASEBOOK

Partners Again

WI

has

WHEN he was ́two years old, something hap- pened to James. As a result of what happened then he moved through life ever since with stumps for lega,

propelling himself, wherever he needed to go, on strong, capable gloved hands.

CHINA MAIL

OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER

Ex-POW Repays Debt To A

Boy Scout

Chinese

FROM H. KING-WOOD

Sydney, Jan. 16.

A former Australian prisoner of war this week helped to repay a debt to a Chinese boy scout from Singapore who befriended him while in- terned during the war.

He paid £125 so that the young man could fly home to his dying mother.

The scout risked Ecvere James is 43' now. His fair hair | punishment to food the Austra- is thing, and time has drawn ing during the Japanese occu- some lines in his face, but he spation of Singapore. atili good-looking, and though When the Pan-Pacific Jara- he has gone through the years boree in Sydney had ended the regarding other men from knee-Australian drove all the way level, no despair shows in his Jentures. Physically, Itt the nature of things, you look down upon him; In other ways, James obliges you to look up to him.

James was brought into the courtroom at Great Marlborough Street the other morning to be charged with begging. He was not asked to go into the dock, and he male his plea of not gulty from the floor beside it.

THE dock stood empty as the WHN heard, and at moments, looking at il, and stening to the careful words being spoken, the empty dock took on the stature

of stage possessing Sveenery

great symbolient significance. It was as though Justice itselt were on trial

twentieth-century Inorality.

A kind-looking policeman told Mr Howland Thomas, QC, the magistrate, of seeing James in Oxford Street, squatting on the pavement and holding" out an open palm as if for alims. People had paused before him and, the constable sald, handed James "something that might have boen money. As I approached," heard him the offer said. say to a woman, “Spare a copper, lady."

"How did you take him to the police station?" the magistrate asked.

"By the hand," the policeman and somehow made answered, the words seem like something from a tender nursery tale.

JAME

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from Brisbane to take the lad home with him so that he could be his guest for a few weeks. By the time they reached Bris bane, however, word arrivest saying his mother was not ex- pected to live,

from Japan to prepare for the com

g of tits Japanese wife,

"Two hundred Australian service. men already are married to Japanese girls and hundreds more have applied for peanlaion to marry," he said.

rative Commuinder of the Australian Brigadier 4. ft. Campbell, Adamdrie- droups in Japan and Korea, andao just given for 30 Jap. wives to come to returned, said that approval had been Australia.

THERE'S THE FUTURE Beresford Olivy Bas returned from

holiday in the Far Eart pretty Lured with life.

"What's interesting about Hong- kong and thom places?" he asked. his return

The acout had little money-Nothing. Tokyo's worse, Why, a

passage had been lot of

English up that way can't fall

paid by beat-so the Australian bought him an air ticket and drove him to the plane.

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A man who offered a £100 black of hand as a reward for his lost doy has got his pet back. But be tore Darklo rekilnað his happy: ownct the man's phone rum hot and more than 90 people with over 100 duys called to so tiny,

One fellow arrived with five dogs en a lead and suggested that „take his pick,

But the young married couple who eventually found the dog have ru- Tured the land. The pleased look on the owner's face when he saw Unrkle was unclens reward, zakl the woman, who is living in Temporary home.

GOOD WHEAT MARKET

Australia

ia

rounding off what has turned out to be one of the best wheat harvests for many yeam. What si one period looked like being A lean yield has developed into bumper crop and we will have 80- odd million bustiels to sell overseas.

Ba good has been the harvest that New South Wales which at no

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B Beresford hopes things will brighten up when he marries.

"I'm going to marry Pam acroes the street. We've kissed a bit and

all arranged."

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Beresford at the moment is nine; and he has a rough idea that Pam might be eight.

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Women golfers at Lithgow, Sydney, now carry an Iran at ine ready to deal with snakes. The Increasing number of makes on the fairways bag alarmed women and the number playing now has fallen Score for Phn week was five anakes and a few harmles lizards.

DIT,

-Nationalists

Readmitted

Geneva, Jan. 19. siale looked like calling on other The Executive Board of the State to All home consumption World Health Organisation to million bushels for export. needs, wilt now have abril G-day voiced a resolution

re

Most of the surplus Wheat has admitting Nationalist China as been car-marked for International n member. China withdrew from Wheat Agreement sources, but a the organisation in 1950. considerable amount will be left for sale on the "tree" market. The Australians Wheat Board is confident that it can sell this but expects keen competition from US and Canada in selling flour and flour $2,021,000 in subscription arrears. what puts real money

pockets of this country.

Inta

It looked as though three

the

The vote was 20 in favour, two against (Britain and New Zealand) and two abstentions.

China owes the organisation

has paid

no subscription the organisation was

allp-since

in 1048.

Established 1845

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1953.

Sheaffer's TM SNORKEL"

SIDE GLANCES. By Galbraith FAMILY DISPUTE

OVER CAR

ENDS IN COURT

A claim for damages for detention and con- version of a vehicle at present licensed as Public Vehicle No. 4476, which Counsel for plaintiff said was an unfortunate family dispute that had come into Court, was brought before the Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Reece in the Supreme Court this morning.

The plaintiff, Yeung Chi-hung, is a taxi driver of No. 516 Nathan Road, and the defendant is Yuen Yau, carrying on business of the On Hang Garage at 622A Nathan Road, or of 64 Fa Yuen

Street.

Plaintiff is represented by Mr Oswald V. Cheung, instructed by Hastings and Company and Mr Charles E. Loseby, QC, instructed by Mr MA da Silva, appears for the defendant,

Accused Of

Robbery & Conspiracy

From The Filos

100 Years

Ago

By the clipper ship Hurri- cano, which arrived here from

San Francisco, on Friday the 71, wo received files of the California paper to the 18th unable, from the press of other matter,

November, but were

to give a summary of their

contents in our last issue; and Lin sow doing so, we gladly acknowledge our obligations for what the Scots would term "orra prents" to Carrier, the sobriquet Mr C. P. "The Noisy vender of newspapers in San Kimball earned ELG a street

Francisco, and under which ho now carries on a roaring trade In books and in periodients, in a well-stocked shop. The most remarkable newa the papers contain is of successivo con- flagrations, which within fortnight have devastated the three chief commercial towns of the State. We take the follow- ing account of them from the San Francisco Herald of November 18:

Alternatively plainum claims darnages for breach of a contract of sale of the vehicle and further in the alternative for $30,000 being money paid for a consider- allon avhich had failed,

Defendant in his statement Prosecution as a typical robbery been crowded Into the compass

Rarely have so many described by the

important

12-18

7. M. Ros. U. S. PHI QIN Cor. 1962 by NEA Borsies, Ina,

Anys that phintiff did not pay the

allered consideration of $30,000 or any consideration et

came before Mr Justice Willems at

the Criminal Sessions this of

"What's nobler than getting married and raising a nice family? That woird chemistry test today made up my mindi"

Remanded On Serious Charges

married

A 28-year-old woman, Lau Kung-tuen, of 25 Tai Wo Street, first floor, was remanded for one week in gol custody when she appeared before Mr Hin- shing Lo at Central this morning on charges of using instruments to procure a miscarriage of a Chinese woman; practising medicine for gain; possession of dan- gerous drugs; possession of poison, and possession of penicillin substances.

Roads of heat would be sold to fone Executive Board decided Mr F. X. d'Almada, while Inspec-

Japan this week, but at the last minute that country found that t

did not have suficient shipping avail to accept-a-token-payment of JAMES now sald to the officer:le to lift the cargo.

"Weren't

you on the other side of the street?"

"I watched you from the other side," the policeman agreed.

"Then probably you didn't see I was seiling almantes, not begging," James sakl. "I started oft with seven dozen almanacs, I'd only 25 left when you arrested

He turned to the magis

me."

trate. "Look, sir," he said, "I've worked all me life. This officer sald I was in the position for begging, that's what he told me. I can't help me position, it's what the Lord give me

"No, no, no," said the magls- trate, "We're sympathelle, but, looking at thut offfeer, 1 don't think he's hard-hearted. Mr Morgan...." He called for the probation officer, who went into the witness-box.

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Is man," said Mr Morgan, "usually works in partner- ship with an nccordion player. It appears they had a row, and on his own this man hasn't been

able to earn so much. He told me he only took 12s, yesterday. When he was with his partner they used to take El day

"Mmmm," said the maghtrate,

Hoot

ch?"

EO much

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harmony now,

"If I was selling pearls, sir, they'd not take me for begging. Just because of my position...." James put in.

"Yes, yes," the magistrate sald, and he added to the world at large "This man har diablit ties enough to boar. I think he's help rather than a man to

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A young Darwin business man has promised to clean the mocodiles out Itaritor, who claims to have shot 200 of Darwin Harbour, lie in Mike

croos in the fast two years. lle be liever that only 12 medium to targe repules are left in the area.

me." he

And they all know declared. know their hide-out and have had a shot at them all. A soon as they see me now they just dive away, but later they come up to have another look to see where I am-and that's when I gel them,

$15,000. The remainder of the arrears will be subject to a future arrangement.-Reuter,

The case is for ecermittal The defentiant who was allowed $15,000 ball,- half in surety arch half in cash, is represented by cor W, B.Scragg Is for the prosecution.

The date of hearing of the case was fixed for March 9 and 18.

Gale Hampered Radio Hongkong

Rescue Work

Gale winds hampered the rescue operation of warships for survivors of the ill-fated Ameri-

"Give me three months and you won't aeroe around the place.

Twenty-five white men niye been taken by crocodiles in the harbour can alreraft which crashed off the In the last ten years or so.

Swatow coast, according to a NEW SOCIETY

of the USS. Everett spokesman

Mr Hex Testro, managing dreetar

np non increased from three to 500

In two months.

Main hates of the society taging wives, aggressive mothers in imw, whyer de wannot balance the household budget.

Only men riot completely happy at home can join the Society.

Footnote: Mr Teatro became father this week.

of a triboums company, has formed which returned this morning.

Bocity for the Prevention of

Everett was onc of the Cruelty to Husbands. The member

to the scene to join the search American destroyers despatched forces, which comprised USS Gregory, Halsey Powell Suisun and HMS Morecambe Bay.

The British destroyer also returned this morning.

"We did not see much except for bits of debris-pieces of Australians would have to get used canvas and to the idea of a big influx of Japanese around," sald

A box. floating an officer of wives soon, Compcral F. R. Sperring declared this week on his retam Everett,

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M.K.T.

6. Programme Summary; 6.02. First Hasing pratented by Donald Brooks (Studio); 5.30, The Metropole Oreliestra; 2, Time Signal, World News and News Talk (London Re- lay); 15, "Box 200" Bert Gillett at the Console (Studio); 7.30, Forces Favourites Weather Report: 8, La Demi-lleure (London Relay); 750, Francaise (Studiot: 8.39, Letter from America by Allstair Cooke (London Relay); 48, Presenting for the first Lime Selections from "Paint your Wagon." Books and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Lowe with the Original Broadway Cast, includ log James Barton. Olga San Juan and Tony Davaar: 9.30, Musical Note- books presented by the Rev. Father T. F. Ryan, S (Studio!: 10, Choral Classics sung by Berlin Chor; 10.- 15. At the Ballet--Le beau Dama (Johann Straus)-London Philhar- 10.45. Dance to Lou Prenger and his monic Orch. cond. by Antal Dorett; Orchestra; 10.59. Weather Report: 11, Radio Now! Reci (Recorded London Relay); 11.30. Goodnight Musk. God Save the Queen: 1130, Close Dow7.

Helen Traubel Repeats A Triumph

was a rd.

Helen Traubel's recital at the Empire Theatre last night petition of a triumph, for she gave two outstanding performances here last

year.

of

hinder. What can we do?" The excellence of voico technique os flowing was her charming }ness without the usual parapher

last; question was addressed to the probation' officer.

:

4 WELL, sir," Mr Morgan said,

"We believe the row with

ground and

an

a drawback. Treat them too qualities, which made her one sung with a very light rhythmle much tecording to score, more of America's top-ranking | swing.

objectively los emotionally soprano

Living Language

Why we say Légion.

The Latin word legio meant collect or lovy, and the Roman "legion" was a levy or conscription of a definite force of soldiers numbering between 3,000 and 6,000. To the bar- barous nations over whom Rome came to rule, these "legions" were 80 for. midable and invincible that they were thought to be without number. So the word came to mean an infinite number of people:

Mail Notices

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The latest posting times for registered articles are generally vs bour earlier than the times shown below, Particulars re- garding parcel malls can be u certained by enquiry at any port ofice.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29

By Air Indo-China, France, French North West Africa, 4:30 pm. Air Vietnam.

Philippines, Guam, Hawell, USA. Canada. 5 pm., P.A.L.

Malaya Ceylon, Blam,

Burma, Pakistan, Middle East, Great Britain, Europe. 6 pm, B.O.A.C.

By Surface Macso. 9.m.; 6 pm, a Lea HongTak Bla

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21

by Air Formosa, Japan, 9 C.A.T.

Vi ...

Bham, Kamy. Indotes, Aus- tralia,

New Zealari. 4.30 p.m., Formosa, Okingwa. U.S.A.. (Now

KA

C.P.A.

York) Canada, 8 p.m.. N.W.AL

Japan, & p.m. B.O.A.C.

By Surface Mano, R.112. 0 p.m.. # Lee Hong/Tak thing." trem via Ceston,pertus.

Calna, People Republic, 8.30 ... Japan. Australia, New Zealand, 1 pm, a❘ Barters Star.

Mandia, 3 pm, as Vibeke Maamke, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2

C.P.A.

It is indeed no hyperbole to gradual built-up

volce, "Elsa's Dream" wIA sung in that Miss Traubel has modulations. The fore-phase operatic majesty. The extract "colned"

a new terminology in was echoed by a slightly louder ended with a dramatic abrupt musical interpretation; to a very after-phrase, leading up to a note, full of power and vigour. large audience the Metropolitan beautiful forte with the clase The opera numbers were, indeed, Dramatic Soprano sang Negroplendid expresivo whisper. full realisation that they could Spirituals and Folk Songs with

By Alt Perhaps the most notable trait retain their beauty and whole- as deep a feeling, colour and a hero

Termors, 9 am, via C.A.T... Philippines. Com Howall, USA. cantabile dyte. Music halls of decor, situations, back (Ben Grancisco), Noon, A.A if they were arlas and cantatas, simply flowed from her,

Blam, Burma, India, l'allean, orchestra. Το A singer of less competence

Middle East, Aftis, Great Britain, Brahms and Schubert, typical-Europe: Noon, 13.0.A.C. However, in the two operalle and superb a volce this might be | numbers she revealed the ram ly melodious and pleasing, were Philippines, N. Domeo, 4.30 pm,

By Surface Macao, 9 sin; 6 pas Lee Hong Here was magal. Another feature about Mizes | Tak Sang, and they are liable to become foonce, emotional

Traubel's singing penetration,

her

Chion, People's Republic, 930 em. insipid trifies. Load them with and dicerity of expression In extremely One.phrasing. Her

train via Denton embellishment, robate

Malaya, Mast & South Africa, - 11 and every measure.

voice often carried over three, am to 90%langon, aentimentality-they Jose their

The famous and magnificent four bars nein Bach's “My

pan., sa Java Malla, Here, ves a new "Suicido" from character.

the four-petheart over faithful" Her diction

by Alt musical mannerism. Difficult to trage

opera. La Gioconda too was good, Most songs were Formosa, 9 S, VI C.A.T. James 'swung gratefully from

Eandle because of their over-presented some lovely low notes in the English text,

Japsey · USA., Canada, C.P.A.LAN the courtroom. There was no all simplicity, Miss Traubel which were sold and warm; She was ably accompanied on fine to pay. He would not ro- made them little "prayers" of the accuracy. In her top notes the plano by Mrs Maritols Kier- enter the partnership 05 aart which people will romern- and the full tone in her climatic man. lability financially. He oaked no

passages were superb...

Presented by Mr Harry Odell, gróater favour........ Indeed, saking

Steal Away" (Negro Einsam in truben togen" an- she will givó another recital to- Lavours, I think, was not much Spritual) was a perfect display other famous aria from Wagner's night with a different ро in his line.

of : expression. There was a Lohengrin, better known (as I gramuno-Irene Loo.

the accordion player is over, and that the partnership is going to be restored. If you coula, ahem...."

"I shall discharge him abso- Jutely," said Thomas. uld. Mr

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1 mmg Air France, Indo-China, France, French North De West, Abrien, 4.30 pm. Air. Viet nam

Philippines, Guam, Sawati, V.BA 5 pm, P.A

N, Borneo, Australia,. Now Zen- Hand, 6 pan, QEA.

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What was

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plare?-

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fortnight's news is `la that

alf for the alleged purchase of morning when, three Chinese which Just passed. The lead- the vehicle. He further states stood trial on various indict feature has been the almost that the purported sale was a ments. Two of them were ac- total destruction of Sacramento falke sale made in fraudulent cused of robbery with aggrava City by fire. This occurred conspiracy between plaintiff and

about half-past 11 o'clock on defendant's wife, who is the Kong Kwok-wah; alias Kwok Tuesday night the

2nd of step-sister of plaintiff,

Wah, and Kong Tok-kal, alias November. It broke out lau Kong Kal, were

the

of accused of millinery shop in

heart roting Kau Pui-sin

the net combustible of a one of come into camere, welst watch, sun glasses blocks in the city. The wind arxl $24, and See Wan-fat of a was blowing a perfect gale ut cigarette

case and lighter, and the time from the north, and $27, on October 12 last year. the

spread the dames with fearful Key Tak-kak was also ac- repidity from block to block. cused on two counts of receiving In the short space of threo the camera

cigarette hour 1,600 houses in the city case and lighter

were reduced to ashes, and Wong Chun-sing, alias Cheuk with them an immense amount Chat ("Bird") Was charged of goods. with

concealment of the com mission of a felony.

Mr Cheung sold that this was an unfortunate family dis- pule which had Court.

For some time before sale defendant had been con- ducting the business of a public vehicle garage in Kowloon and

owned two public vehicles

Nos.1476 and 4477.

NOT PROSPEROUS

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LIVES LOSr In 1948 the business was not All three men were also

"Blocks of brick building, fil- as prosperous as it might have charged with conspiring, with od with costly merchandise, and been. At any rate defendant other persons unknown, to rob was in difficulties and by deed people of their property. en except the Court House, went 11 of the fine public building, he appointed. his wife, Wong or about October 20. Kiu, who was the step-sister

down before the fery storm. It Mr. W. A, Blair-Kerr, Senior

estimated of the plaintiff as his (defen- Crown

Counsel

that $10,000,000 assisted by will scarcely dant's) attorney, sald Counsel. Det-Sub-Insp P.C. Cheah, pro- Eight or ten lives were lost in the loss. Handing up the power of at- secuted while the accused were this terrible conflagration. The torney, Mr Cheung said that it not legally represented;

citizens of Sacramento have, gave Wong Kiu the power to en- The Jury empanelled ter into possession of the business,

prised

been by no means dis lve men to open banking accounts and women.

disaster, but have set PROSECUTION generally to conduct and to run the business. It also included

Crow Counsel said that on their mined city. Within the

diligently

to work rebuilding power to sell or otherwise dis the afternoon of October 12, past nine days 850 now build- pose of the business, the cars and which was-a-Sunday, the two hes, many of brick, have been other properties to any complainants, both men, set out erected, and hundreds of others

for

a walk towards Lion Rocks are rapidly going up. As soon The business was conducted by and on the hillside they were

by four

120

person.

two owed by thin almost crush-

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Wong Kiu for some time and on accout & dogger. They were |

log

us the

news spread through the a universal spirit of four men. One country, January 23, 1631, the day on which the assignment was put threatened and robbed and the sympathy for the unfortunate

mufferers was excited contribu On October Lons for their relief were raised through, she was still the attorney

Cak-kai. of the defendant. The power Chun-sing were arrested in ten days the citizens of San

20,

and Wong

ongin the principal towns, and in had not been revoked and it was Shatin Gap by a police patrol. Francisco

Kong

not revoked until March 2, 1661 The first man had a toy pistol $30,000 to relieve the

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most

alone contributed when the solicitor for defendant, Mr SEva, addressed a letter to strapped to leg and the pressing wants of the sufferers. Wong Kiu revoking the power strapped.

second man a döggër similarly

"Scarcely had the flames sub- the business In June, 1950, became shorter of money then

were taken to the sided in Säcramento, when nowS before and Wong Klu Wad

Vabtation and questioned. On renched us of another destrutivo obliged to borrow $10,000 on the October 26, a man, Lam Chak fire, on the 7th Instant, in Marys- pubile vehiclo No. 4476. She (with whom the Court was not executed

not

DID NOT WORK

30.

They

The

vide, by which an entire block arrested of battidings was consumed and property to the value of $100,000 destroyed.

were

to

a bill of sale on it now concerned) was and that the consideration of and an hour later, another man $10,000 expressed in the docu- and Kong Kwok-wah ment was given by the plaintiff taken into custody. On October to Wong Kiu, sald Counsel,

"San Francisco too eves visited Kong Tak-kai

took Police to a pawnshop where the on the night of the 8th Instant

by

confiagration that cigarette, 50: lighter

were threatened at one time: That temporary expedient did recovered,

lay the city in quins again. This man also took the Police By apparently work, Mr

exertions the energetic Cheung continued,

to a brass-smith's shop where it of the firemen and the impregn- because' in January, 1981, Wong Klu was was found that he had sold the able strength of the many fire- obliged to sell the publle camera for $100 to one of the proof buildings in the vicinity. vehicle to plaintiff.

camera had on its ravages were confined within оссирали.

a single half block, bounded by said that evidence exposure Counsel

Blair-Kerr, would be given that the parties

declared that Kearny, Merchant, Montgomery, rest of the case turned and Clay streets. ́ All the com- went to the offices of Messrs Wilkinson and Grist where an statements which the varie bustiblo -frame houses ́ ́ and assignment was

Bocused made to the bodice. shan

shantics within these limits prepared, and that before the transaction was Nellher of the men accused of were destroyed, but in every the brick buildings completed plaintif tel

telephoned alleged robbery were identified Instance to defendant telling

ne by the blm of the

complainants, but the stood the shock unharmed. It purchase of the car and asking Crown would produce evidence is now proposed by the Common him to be present, but that de to show that Wong Chun-sing Council to establish fire limits, fendant repiled that he did not derivest some benait out of the within which he frame struc want to attend.

proceeds from the rate of the Evidence would also be given stolen goods... that '$10,000

The hearing is proceeding. to Plaintin wile.

OPIUM·· FROM Mr Cheung said that plaintiff had for aoITIG

lime before the sale boen employed by the defendant as

driver. a taxi Plaintiff took possession of

the

Melboume, Jan, 19. public vehicle and operated it Police sald today they seized in Kowloon, He also employed angled "oplum and arrested another driver to drive the tax! two Chinese in a raid in the whon bo himself was off Chinatown district of Melbourne duty.

avar the week-end. On March

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by the defendant's

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MACAO

Detectives believed they had 4, 1951, when plainti's employee was in the bringing opin and foreign cur- proof that a smuggling elite wan taxi,

defendant accompanied

by

rency into Australia from Macao two men who represented them and other Eastern portra

selyes to be solicitors. : clerks re-took

of the taxi possession

tures are to be allowed. The Joss did not exceed $100,000. Comparatively, a small amount of this was in goods, while the destruction of the frame, shun- ties: will be rather a benefit in the end, as it will lead to the vacant'

lols being built up {with autostazial balok build-

ings.

Open-smoking equipment and f

and since then it had been in dollars were also taken by the a quantity, od United States. the possession of the defendant, police-Reuter. Counsel sak.

Counsel a 2, 1001, pinunt

inned the writ against the de derdant

Hearing is continuing,

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one enether.

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