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JOHN CLARKE'S

CASEBOOK Cops And

Robbers

HE boy

went shopping the West End with his mother. The expedition

was to him a tedious neces- alty.

to

"You know you've got have a new me." als mother sad. The boy was 12-years- old, not interested in. clothes. Hi t mackintosh seemed gool enough He would have lked to stay at home with his friends, playing cops and rob-

or some variation of doing something exciting.

Mother and son reached the Wes!

End from their home on the outskirts of London. and

around inites of dull counters

CHINA MAIL

Our Australian Newsletter

Established 1315-

THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1953. SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

HOST CHARTERS 2

PLANES FOR A 1 ONE-NIGHT PARTY

+

From H. King Wood

Sydney, May 5.

Mr and Mrs George Falkiner, lord and mis- tress of Haddon Rig, the show place of Australia's landed gentry, chartered two Dakota planes last weekend to take guests, an orchestra and supplies from Sydney to Haddon Rig for a one-night party.

The departure of a world famous celebrity couldn't have caused much more excitement at Kingsford Smith Airport, Sydney, Crowda, press photographers and re- porters watched guests arriving at the planes, many with evening frocks on hangers over their shoulder; all laden with hat and dress boxes, suit cases and air travel remedies,

"They watched with deep in- there began a traipsing aroun|terest the louding of the plane, department stores that i the into which went 20 erates of boy seemed endless. They visit-lobsters and oysters on ice, four ed no toy departments, no

cases of Scotch whisky, cases of ntamp shops, models shops, ice cream shops. Just walked in three 16-gallon kegs of beer (cold); a drum, plano nccordion where clothes were displayed, and double bass; cartons elgars and cigarettes, cases Prired ranges, large boxes packed with gardening (for, the women); more boxes in which were Infd out choice carmalions (for the men), and arum #lies (for the homestrad),

BLUE MACKINTOSHI

mother WHILE his

W!

the things she saw and critically appraised the goods on show, the boy wandered off on his own, in search of ad

Venture.

He found none, and every so often, <when she found Igone. his inother would

hin

call

him back. Once she did so.

for

Size,"

1܂

him. The operation over. the

boy went away again.

The mother fulded the blue mackintosh over her arm, and, long last. her shopping

at

seemed to be over.

"Are we going home now?" the boy asked.

"Yes, dear," sald the mother.

to

a!

the

car-

One European settler degerib-. ed the river as "bolling" with fish, and three natives caught. over a ton, in five days.

UN & Laos Invasion

(Continued From Page 1)

10

The four members of a top

the Secretary of State, Mr Jolin city band had been insured for

£5,000

ank they Foster Dulles, that the United each, guaranteed to play practically

States was consulting several night, other countries about a possible the and laid against bim blue-stop through

They had (50 one newspaper appeal to the United Nations. mackintosh "I'm just trying it

taking vitamin The French attitude on this reported) been- she explained 10

pills for a

their question week, and

was reviewed at a pockets were filled with lump Cabinet meeting last week gujar

give

added them

when the Foreign Minister, M. Georges Bidault, strongly op спетку.

posed such on appeal while the One way and another.

all the

Prime Minister, M. Rene Mayer, whole show had

was reported to favour i marks of being a real night the only sad people being

The problem is expected out, the aircraft crews, who had to be surveyed again on Friday, the doings about mid- when M. Bidault will be back Icave night to comply with the Avla from the Council of Europe

Dept's rule of no hard meeting in Strasbourg.

French Foreign Office quar- liquor eight hours before flying

and that is one rule that ters today listed

dis- as main the Aviation people have strict advantages of an appeal to the

United Nations: views about.

1. France Haddon Rig is Sheep and

was uncertain Wool with capitals. Haddon about the reception of such Rig Merino rains have a name move and it was likely that the of their own all over the world Arab-Asian bloc would use the

their export is occasion to renew (even though

their com- how banned): Haddon Rig wool plaints about conditions

Morocco and Tunisia. Is in the top prica bracket.

A WOMAN SPOKE seemed

good to be Ite, and solved. The pair had barely left the store, when someone

up to them, a woman who spoke to the mother, and then led them back into the shop.

The woman went with his mother to a room in the store, and the boy was left outside while they talked. He mooch- રો

disconsolate, about

still wishing for some excitement to relieve the monotony.

At last they left.

and by now there was another women with the. mother. The trio made one call, to a bleak,- of-- cial-looking building, beture the mother and the son went home together.

And now the boy that his mother had

noticed

become

ol

strangely silent and distant. Ile held his peace; the moods grown-ups were beyond his comprehension.

PLEASE,

T Great Marlborough Street, AT

next morning, the mother pleaded guilty before Mr Paul Bennett, VC,

the to stealing blue mackintosh from the store, and with the theft of a pair of gloves from the same shop.

The woman defective

officer

who

and

to

her.

magistrate: "When I saw this woman said, 'Please don't let my boy know my husband would kill

kill me.....

tion

3-LS

Cope, 1963 by WčI TUNING, MA

"I wish I could cry when dad bawla ma out, and run to my room and duck all these dishes!"

Long

Prison Terms For 2 Burglars

At the District Court this morning Judge Scholes told two successful burglars that he had to put them away in prison for a considerable length of time in order to protect the public.

He gave Lee King a concurrent term of five years on three charges of housebreaking and larceny and one of returning from life banishment.

at

Lee, whose "beat" seemed to Mr O'Reilly Mayne said that March 15 the complainant, be in the Repulse Bay area, stole on

there

Main, retired a Large Mr Robert from residents variety of goods ranging from 10 p.m. after locking all the valuable pieces of jewellery to doors and windows. He WAC awakened at 3.30 a. by a gitceries and fresh ouRA Mase, who prosecuted (assisted pane of glass from the verandah Crown Counsel, Mr D. O'Reilly watchman who noticed that a

by Chief Insp. Eggleston), said "window" had been removed. that, on February 12 Lee entered Mr Main found that he had lost into the house of Mr Li Leung- $570 worth of property. The nan in Island Road by removing accused left his finger-prints on a pones of glass from a bathroom a window pane, window and then stole $2,214 worth of property, most of which

Sheaffers SNORKEL

COUNSEL ARGUES OFFENCE WAS POLITICAL, NOT CRIMINAL

Full Court Hears Appeal

Pleading that appellant's offence was a political rather than a criminal one, Mr A. J. Clifford, Counsel for Chiang Hing-wah, appealed against Chiang's sentence for unlawful possession of arms and ammunition before the Full Court, comprising the Chief Justice (Sir Gerard Howe) and the Senior Puisne Judge (Mr Justice E. H. Williams) this morning.

Appellant, 30, formerly of the as Nidar, was sentenced by Judge R. W. S. Winter on March 3 last to five years and 12 strokes of the cane, when he pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of six automatic pistols and 98 rounds of ammunition found on board the ship.

Mail

Mr Clifford, who was in-side Hongkong territorio) |mitted againat_the, Jaw it was the structed by Mr R.F.G. Dennis, waters and there was no ques-duty of these Courts to punish him.

Setting aside the order for the 12 submitted that the case against tion of any violence or threatstrokes, the Lordship said that the appellant should never have of violence being committed, rest of the sentence-five years must been brought, that it should Hed these facts been put stand. have been treated as political forward to Judge Winter at the offence and that appellant trial, Counsel felt that the should have been banished Judge must have taken a totally together with two other per- different view to what he did sons jointly charged, but never lake. tried, on the same offence with Counsel sald that with regard htm.

to persons who were involved always The Full Court set aside the in a war, the law had order for the 12 strokes but been particularly sympathetic. confirmed the sentence of five He explained that if persons years.

fully armed were pushed into a Mr Simon Li, Crown Counsel, territory by reason of war, they appeared for the Crown, and were not charged with posses- Det. Insp. E. P. Grace

sion of arms-the arms would present for the Police.

be taken away from them and Mr Clifford said that appellant they would be Interned.

The Chief Justice remarked was not legally represented in thic lower court and by reason that that would be the case f

was

of that and his plea of guilty there

47719

persons

came over

he

n

very unfortunate state of uniform. affairs had arisen, in which the

Agreeing with his Lordship, least guilty party to a political Counsel said that persons carried conspiracy had become, through out spying activities in a neutral wartime, bul fault of his own except that country during no fault

guilty, a scapegoat not against that country, adding: pleaded for, the others.

there is nothing that one could, Counsel sald that originally I think, do about it; that one there were two charges, namely, should stand aside."

Mr Justice Williams remark- unlawful possession of and ammunition, and conspiracy ed that so long as they obeyed to commit piracy.

the laws of the country. With the Brme and *m- Mr Clifford agreed that strong

found the munition

Police deterrent punishment for un seized a large number of docu- lawful possession of arms and In Hongkong ments which Counsel submitted ammunition

of that proved conclusively

the should be imposed, because wholo

matter was a political the outbreak of violence, but submitted, one and that the persons in such punishment volved were, he alleged, officers should not given to persons of tho Kuomintang. Army found in possession for a totally Counsel Aald identity cards of these persone different reason. were also found by the Police, that Judge

rightly Winter qu he further alleged."

applied that punishment on the On March 21 the accused stole

facis before him because the case looked like possession for was fewellery, Tils finger-prints basket containing clothing be- were found on a jewellery box longing to a woman while the

criminal civil case The documents proved also smuggling-a He The

only pro-was asleep in a cubicle.

that ships purporting Lo go and not a political one

doubt in his perty recovered was $10 worth pawned the clothing for $7. He

from Hongkong to Japan were There was no copper necklace, a rosary and a was subsequently arresteri

slipping through the blockade | mind that had appellant not fountain pen which he did not information.

Mr O'Reilly Mayne to the and going to Communist Ching, pleaded guilty to the charge, the accused has and the purpose of these officials offence would have been treated On the night of March 26/27 Court that the

to keep a as a political one and he would convictions for in Hongkong was Lee broke into the house of Mr seven previous

check 3. 11 was unlikely that re-

of the mavements of have been banished together at a dance in the cold Snowy ference to the United Nations A. S. Hill in Headland Road by theft, burglary and breach of a

Ho was these individual ships and to try with his co-accused. Mountain country last weekend. would produce any

removing a pane of glass from deportation subglanlial

to prevent this happening, Mr

A "STOOGE" the verandah window. He stola banished for life is April, 1990.

Clifford further thousand lonely men

He alleged. a blanket worth $50 and pawn-

added queued to dance with 30 girls milltary assistance to the French

that these officials were

Even if the plea might not ed it for $35.

the Crown his cruc, paid by the Kuomintang improve being paid Government in Formosa.

would have brought forward Counsel said that the docu- these documents which Counsmi mants strowed that the men were submitted showed that appellant praised for their work, that they was a stooge of the ring leaders wore considered to be patriotic who signed the documents, that people working for the good of the crime was not a civil one! thair country, and that they were against the public

The airport experts UTC writing down the cost of the party in the thousand mark- which just wouldn't be missed from the year's wool cheque, "NO" WALL-FLOWERS -

wall-flowers There were 110

Three

who had travelled 70 miles to do the barn dance and fox trot with them.

•

*

GIVEN STANDING

in

in the house.

2. The Vietminh would be given an international standing of being virtually a sovereign state, while up to now they have para been considered as rebels.

forces.

On the other hand, these sources said, a United Nations debate would establish that France was Aghting Communist aggression in Indo-China and not merely "a colonial war" as

GOTTIC. alleged by

the

At

Thailand launched an appeal on the situa tion

in

France Indo-China,

give it the The Anzac Day service at would naturally

they said. - Canberra en Sunday was altered fullest support, "I don't think he did," saldbecause of the attendance of the Reuter.

"I hope the boy didn't know what

was

magistrate sald

Roing

said.

on,"

the

the detective. "She' has not Japanese Ambassador, Mr Nishi.

For the first time only diplo-

told her husband either. He is a_storekeeper, and allows her mas

representing the British

CB a week housekeeping. She Commerwealth countries placed has four children, ranging in wreaths on the incenorial

age from 12 to four.

They and

live la council house pay 18s. a week rent."

"What have you got to say7" Mr Bennett asked the mother,

Turkish Only exception was Komesin commander Lt-General Erdahun, who was virling us

Ter Anzac Day as the gurst

of the Government.

Jn the front row at the cere

Expedition Readies-Up

Kathmandu, May 0.

FINALLY CAUGHT.

belong

On April 4 Lee committed another burglary but he did not get away. He was arrested by two detectives near 45 Repulse Bay Road at 0.15 m. and on him was found property ing to Gelle Anne Van Gelder, Hendrik de Ranet and Dirk Van de Steenstraten of that address. He had entered the house by window and had opening u

order.

Deaf-Mute's

Plea Taken In

Sign-Language

Was

on

CHECK ON MOVEMENTS

tham civil offenders,

from

war.

but comes-

Notices

The latest laser of posting shown below are those for in- razitared correspondere posted at O.P.O., Hongkong. The latest porting times elsewhere which, la general, wrm warlier than sev O.P.O. Umes, can be ascertained by enquiry at the local office.

The latest posting Longa for registered articles are generally ane hour tariffe than the times shown below. Particulara "regarde ing parcel malls can be racere tained by enguley at any post afice,

C.P.A.

THURSDAY, MAY 7 By Air Philippines, North Bornea, 6 pm., Stan, Malaya, Indonesia, Australis, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Middle and ask Africa, Great Britain Europe, pm, CPA/BO.AC.

Formos, Okinawa, U.S.A., 6 pm. HKA/NWAL

By Aurface Macao, 2 p.m., 0 p.m., sa fal Thy/ Tak Shing.

Malaya Ceylon,

India, Aden, Middle Eart, Great Britain And Pullippines. 3 p.m. is Helico...

Corfu. FRIDAY, MAY

By Air

Siam, Burma, India, 10 aumų- Via Indo-China, France, French North Africa, 11 A., Air Pipacs. Japsty

USA, Canada, 11.30 9.in.

T.A.C.

c

SLAIT

Formosa, 1 pm, CATE Indo-China. France, French North and West Africw, 4.30 DJ Ake Viet

N. Borneo, Australia, New Zealand, 8 pm, Q.E.AT

Slam.

Pakistan, Great India, Bifinin and Europe, i p.m.. 3.0.A.C. By Burfac Macao, a pan., 6 pm, sa Tai Loy/

Tak Shing

China, People's Republic, 8.30) BAN. train via Canton

Malaya, Ceylon, Aden, Biddle East, Great Britain : Europe, 10 am, as Radnarabtre

Philippines, South Africa, 30 m.,

Straat Banka.

Japan, Noon, 28 Dana Allela. BA, India, 1 p.m., 23 Moru,

Etilko

Slam. I p.m.. Blechuen," Indo-China, 1 p.m., as Elabetti.”

Offences By Junk Mistress

Limodr

The girls went by bus from Canberra after an appeal was broadcast for partners to dance with 3,000-odd men working on the

hydro-electric Showy

I would also clear the way to scheme.

in their opinion considered at thing very nearly to a crime of The girls included teenagers establish the inter-dependence of

(war with the Communiets. Korean of WRANS from

Indo-Chinese and and a parly

"Mr Clifford said that he felt It was for this reason. Counsel

Chan Tai-hi, 39-year old radio station near Can-wars, they sald. berra. When they arrived at

the present moment the

There was a short spell said that the thought the other particularly strongly about Bad accompanied Inother

the dance was disadvantages of an appeal to

signed these documents in- from the pain

inflicted he fined $100 by Mr T.B. Low at son to the police station Cooma, where from the shop, said

Marine Court this morning for was a degrada held, the

they found scores of em- the United Nations appeared to stolen clothing, fountain pens, of silence in Mr Lawrence hours on some of them order for the strokes. Apart mistress of a sailing funk, was barrassed men-and only

passengers 10 outweigh the advantages, these wrist watch and some money. Leong's Court at Central cluding an agreement to take thought there

The Pollee also found on him a this morning when a deaf- over the ship, were not brought tion about giving strokes. To a carrying excessive foreign office quarters added.

upillor trial brut instead banished, Chinese this would be a loss and

having local girls.

insufficient life Nor- Bul Most of the men were

torch. (Siam) pen-knife and

Lee brought the Polico

to mute appeared on a charge plainly, he submitted borause of face and loss of dignity. He saving appliances.

Sub-Insp. K. T. Wong, prose- weglans.

submitted that there from the of larceny. recover

The prisoner, the Crown correctly considered further the blanket pawnbrokers and to an address Wong Tak-young, 18, un- that they were politiert rather was no violence and no threat cuting, said that on Wednesday evening, defendont, returning, to of violence. to recover the articles in the

Unfortunately. apart asked to

Courmet said that appellant pre-Yaumall Typhoon Shelter from burglary which he did not employed, was first

inter this conspiracy, there were aros vious to the offence had good Castle Peak, was intercepted in plead through an pawn.

by the Police character to take cortalderable riak The accused asked the Judge preter versed in deaf-mute found and unfortunately it was character. He had a suficiently good Yaumali Bay

by the accused persons" thought by to take into consideration three language.

for what he believed to be right routine search, She, had, of. In this case that it would help Appellant, was in a fairly lowly board a party of 45 persons, 20 other offences which he com-

The Court waited while this their case if one person took pollion; he was not a person of in excess of her licence. It was mitted in February, March and

being

tone. Li replied the burden of the blame,

education, and was the only person AD

discovered also, that only 1 life le this conspiracy who was not April in the same district.

with the accom- pellant then made a statement educated. Courtsel aid that appellant Jackets and four life buoys were He admitted having burgledecordingly

kept on board; there skolfi the house of Dr Wong Yau-hing panying gestures, and the inter- that the arms found were not had been a cook, a carpenter, and

the arms men

mentioned In these labourer, but he had always been have been 25 lifebelts. 197

keenly patriotio and took this ritk of $30 worth of provisions and preter announced that Li was

pleading not, guilty,

political documents which gave for what he believed to be right. a rolex watch, having attempted Through the same medium, their numbers, etc., but were

Counsel alleged that the docuziante to burglo

the house of Mr H. H.

sired included a code sigrani spaurd a pale, shrinking woman, with

the defendant was told he wna

to be smuggled to Japan. The British Everest expedition Gottmer and having burgled the being remanded for two days in

by a person in Generalissimo Chiang PURPOSE OF ARMS "Only, mouse-coloured hale.

Kal-hek's office in TormoRD sorry," she said, through tears. Assador, Mr Daneo and the le now getting ready do the house of Mr E. C. Thomas of $50 Police custody for further en-

Counsel said that there could In answer to Mr Justice Watterns, West German Ambassador. Mr final essuilt ore the mountain as worth of groceries and tablo quiries.

te no doubt that the arma found Counsel said that the elber two co- They Hests.

accused were not charged, He was alleged to have robbed were for the Goon is the pre-monkoors clear linen.

of this were banished. purpose TF I had been told that boy I was the Brst time since the weather arrives.

Mr O'Reilly Mayne disclosed 200, from one Wong Fak

political

question of preventing POLITICAL BACKGROUND

6. Time Signal and Predgramaho must have known," said war that all three of Australia's This clear weather usually that Lee had three previous sheung in King's. Road, Bay ships

going Σο Communist Crown Counsel, told the Cuet Summary: 6.02, It's Bwingtimet: 6.30. the magistrate, 'I should have prinsipal wartime enemies had starte about. May 10. Everest convictions for similar offences View, on April 30.

Justice that one of the documente Portuguese Half Hour (eludio) China.

hed a political background. The two Muse of the PeopleThe EDO SHE- sent you to prison. It is bad appeared at in Anzac Day se:-weather forecasts have suggested and breach of a deportation

To show that this conspiracy the persons folur, charged were land Light Orth-cond by Gilbert enough to steal, but if vibe.

eimalei ekies but there is no in order. The first convletion in-

was viewed as a political crime, not brought before the court, be- Vinter (BBCTS); 7.30, "Down Memory Alleen Wooda dination of an early monsoons included seven counts of burglary Assault By appellant pleaded not guilty to cause there was no evidence con Lane" presented by Northern the Everest region.

nerting them with the wins. The 19tudio):: 760, Weather Reports/ Не was banished for life in

the charge and was discharged. charge against them was subsequent- Time Signal and World Nowa (Cón-

Counsel said Guide

don Relay); 830, Election Talk by that appellant by withdrawn. was the lowllest of this group air curford wald, that the docu- Candidate for Urban Coonell

ments which mentioned about the Percy Chen (Studio); 8.15 not want to return to Hong-

of Kuomintang officials. Hearme were Yound in a sultores of Queen's Medier Majesty's mod keng, but each time he went A 41-year-old tourist guide,

a workman white the one of the other persons. There was, guards (BBC19) The third a across the border the Com Tang Hon-ching, of 240, Holly-

Variety Fantarodrom the Nordir with the nựVII. munists fired on him and he wood Road, second floor, was others he alleged were respon- he rubmitted, plenty to connect them-take on Cordation Figu

sible and educated businessmen..

Giving judgment, the Chier Justice |England (ABCTS): 9. Sports Aviw tako mid that appellant, had, blooded by Drig Young (studio): 9.1. was forced to return here at the fined $100 or one month's hard Appellant was chosen to

labour by hể- Hin-shing Lo point of a gun.

ia stetament which he now mild | with Principals, Chogas and cheol what he stupidly and erroneous

was not true. The ground, for the of the Accademia: Diy Banta Judge Scholes ordered the Central this morning, for annule the blame, and carrying out, rudost serious offence Wife Operose Poon) Acta

defendant admit

admitted as

aly belleveld to be a patrlotte act, appeal the that i am polities! Home conducted by lack property recovered to be re-

he pleaded guilty to the arms offence and that the orme feed 1030, Comporte ment of tho Dawn where result of a quarrel over guide charge and then made a false would be used outside of fongkong Lection and Grafiche: 10.093

Reportt-14, Radio: Novega service on February 12 at Les statement about smuggling them 113 Lordship" said that á parson, don Relays, 11.19,, Goodnight', Mu

had either, committed against The London Promenade Örght” Obd BAve other burglar, Lam Shu, Yuen Strock East. The com- to Japan had five cliases.

plainant, Chol Leung, collapsed In answer to the Chief Jus- law or he had not. If he had com- The Quezon 11.30; Clové vtÓWILIŲ RA He was sentenced to a con-after the fight, and was sent to Lee, Mr Clifford said that, ING ]............... current term of four yours for Queer Mary Hospital where an ship was a Panamanian vessel. Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICK "GRINTAM for burglary, larceny and returning operation was performed on Counsel added that any go- and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limitng. Almă-3-

tion on the ship would be out-i Wyndham Street, City of Victorias in the Colony, of. from lito, banishment,

IF BOY HAD KNOWN

children know, it is ten times worse. It's nothing to do with

morty were Mr Nishi, the Hollan

FISH BY THE TON,

the Natives in

mo if your husband knows, but Territory are catching fish by The expedition successfully November 1949,

shall impose a heavy "Ane, the ton, while residents arcunu recotiated the lutfall last week

town Whether you will be able to the NSW country

I

pay it without your husband Wagga are picking mushrooms was learned here that the. learn's itnowing I don't know."

He fined her £5 and order ed her to pay £5 Bx. giving her three

ber

by the case.

Unusual

warm

of to set up its fourth camp. It

equipment was also now across autumn the socială barrier.

po

the

Tho member of the team are in thousands and people have been roclimatising themselves to the

altitudes tending boxes of them by air formatabe

Natives

of lo friends all over Australia; Westers Own, a hollow of glacier

од

costs, brought the mushrooms-up in weeks which to find the money.

muttered words She

tears,

the MeArthurdyberia 23,000 feet up. gratitude through

catching more fish and stumbled from the dock, River are

The party have a further 6,000 home, than they can cat or carry, and food to almb to become the frot and went back to her

aro youngsters

pulling to conquer Everest.--Reuter. where her eldest boy was hap even pily playing games Involving them in on string and bent pins. The drought last year, pre- policemen, thieves, chases,

Decording to resis and other glorious excite-vented, spawning, ments that in no way resem- the experts and tre fis-del- bled real life as he know it in dous tropical terramandeliere

making up for it this year, - his respectable home,

"What's His Line?" Solation WAREHOUSEMAN London Reursie Berzión.

Leo told the Judge that he did Tourist

nt

turned to the owners on pay a fellow guide 5 a

1

was

territorial waters. -

Radio Hongkong

I.K.T.

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