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GOVT CLERK CHARGED WITH BIGAMY
Charges that he had married another woman while his wife was still living and that he had made false declarations in connection with this second marriage were made against a 87-year-old PWD Clerk, Hon Kwok-leung, alias Hon Fook- cheung, alias Hon Yiu-sang, who stood trial for alleged bigamy in the Victoria District Court be- fore Judge J. Reynolds this morning.
Hon, who pleaded not guilty, is being defended by Mr R. W. S. Winter, instructed by Mr A. M. L. Soares.
Crown Counsel, Me Simon Li,: continued Crown Counsel. One said that the Brst change of of the witnesses to this mar- bigamy and the other three of ringe who signed the certificate making false declarations, all would testify and Identify the parties. The Registrar would produce the necessary marriage notices and declara- of Marriages tions given for this
marriage.
arose out of the second 150
to a woman namel Hui
yuk on August 8 Deputy Registrar
procedure
ان
the
1949.
The
Marriage set
the
would give evidence is lis There would also be another set of documents showing that man named Hun Yiu-sung on [1 St August
1949 married he must! AUNT
13
Registry and say that before a
married Rot porn give particulars about himself in woman Hul Kam-yuk. A wit-
ness of
this
second marriage
ney with
Marringe would testify that he was pre- accordance
the Ordinance and before the 'vere-
the certificate place he must sent and signed mony could take place he
declaration on oath that and would say that ilon Kwok- sign a
Hon Yiu-sang re- particulars
true and leg and
ferred to the same person who there was no
particular hind- rance to his getting married. he would identify although the
Tiles
were
parties would also have to
(names and the ages differed.
Mr said that the second
to
natice
sign a marriage form with parts-charge referred [ass-
records to show called Hon January 18,
The Registrar would produce riages before
given to the Registrar of Mar- the ceremony is that a person, which the accused gave his par Kwok-loung on ticulars and status. The third charge referred to a declaration Yven-hat he signed before the marriage describing his status,
YORMA
railei
1947 married 11
Biu
Typographical Error
Causes Uproar
his belief that there inlawful
age and
was [
10 Impediment
marriage to Hui Kam-yuk. The fourth charge related to the marriage certificate which the accused signed giving his name as Hen Yu-reng, his age, and his status as a bachelor. This age wae also incorrect when compared with the other docu- ments.
London, Feb. 21. Billy Graham's Briush spon-
NOT A BACHELOR sors today blamed a typographi-
Mr Li submitted that when cal error tor setting off a Labour
the these particulars the giving Party
decusing uproar American evangelist of "politi- accused was not a bachelor but As he a married man, and he could cal Interferroce" Just
not have believed that there was about to launch a London revival.
on
The word "Socialism" caused the dispute that threatened to spill onto the floor of the House of Commons. A Labour mem- ber
would said he
challenge of Grubam, the admission the grounds that he was inter- fering in British politics under
guise of religion. The Socialists were up
1064
the
arms
over
Issued by the Billy
Evangelical
Association America
said chut Hitler's bombs could
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in
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was no lawful hindrance to his marriage to Hul Kam-yuk.
tu
is sworn
wap
the
CHINA SA MAIL
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✅ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,|| 1964.
HK Dog Show Exhibits
of Mr H. M. Howell's Great Dane "Robo Ouborough" and Mr S. A. Birkholm's miniature Poodles "Icarus Snow Boy" and "Emmril Snow White" at the Dog Show yesterday.--(Staff Photographer),
High Tributes To Memory Of
Of Late
Mr Horace Lo
In a large gathering of members of the legal profession at the Supreme Court this morning the Full Court convened to pay tribute to the memory of the late Mr Horace Lo, former Magistrate, who died last Friday,
Speakers for the Judiciary, Legal Department, Bar Association and Law Society, alike expressed their high regard for the late Mr Lo who was a most popular figure in the Colony, and extended their deepest sympathy to his family.
The Full Court comprised the | think that he will best be per Acting Chief Justice, Mr Justicemembered as П kindly and T. J. Gould, Mr Justice C. W. gentle man.
"I should also like to express Recce and Mr Justice J. R. Gregg.
our sympathy with his widow and daughter and relatives fn Į their sad loss."
Others present were Judge J. Reynolds, Judge A. D. Scholes und Judge J. Wicks of the District Court; Mr Hin-shing Lo, Mr H. H. B. How. Mr T
GENIAL COMPANION -
The Hon. Leo President of the
Instructions
She offers SNORKEL
Body Found In Well:
Man
On Trial
For Alleged Murder
The death of a woman, whose body was recovered from a well in a village just outside the walled city of Kowloon was recalled when Wong See-hoi, 43, unemployed, appeared on trial for the murder of Chin Ah choi, allas Chan Tak-yee, before the Puisne Judge, Mr Justice J. R. Gregg this morning.
It is alleged by the Crown that the deceased who was stated to be his mistress was dumped into the well by accused about 4.30 a.m. on Octo- ber 25 last.
Mr D. F. O'Reilly' Mayne, | "D". Deceased belonged 10 Crown Counsel, is appearing group "B" and accused to group for the Prosecution, assisted by "O", Mr Mayno sald, It was Div. Det. Insp. F. Indge the suggestion of the Crown that Buckingham. Accused is de the
there whilst got markca fended by Mr Charles Loseby, decensed was being carried on QC, on the instructions of Mr the back of the accused shortly M K. Lam.
before she was allegedly thrown A Jury
of four men and three into the
well wemen have been empanelled.
Lacts, Outlining the
Mr Mayne said that shortly after a.m, on October. 25 Lam Bing-wing arose and went out side
of the house, where he was staying, at No. 27 Po Kong Road, Pui Man village, just
walled the outside
city Kowloon.
Whilst there the witness saw man coming from the direc- tion of the walled city carry- ing
4
of
some large object on his back. The man came to B the to position fairly close house where Lam was standing at the time.
Dr Lau Ching-ling in evidence said that early on the morning of October 25 lust, deceased was brought Into
the Kowloon Hospital. She was already dead, ho added. "
Hearing is continuing.
Radio Hongkong
11.K.T.
0.
Time
Pro-
of
Governor's Tour Of Inspection
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, spent this morning touring a number establishments of the Co. operative and Marketing (Dz. partment on the Island.
During the whole tour, the Governor was accompanied by Mr Jack Coler. Registrar of Co-operatives and Director of Marketing
His Orst stop was at Shauki- wan, where he visited the new two-sessional Flihermon Child-
and Signal
Child. Summary: 0.03, gramine ren's Half Hour presented by Bally Ank Bludlo). Winnte-The-Pooh by A.A. Mine. d: **Kanga and Baby Boo come to the Fotel, and Lam saw the man push the Piglet has & Bath (BDCTB): 0.36. Ch's School. After seeing the
children doing their Cantonese by Radio. Lesson 7 Pre- object on, his shoulder into a
lessons, Bir small circular
pared by S.K. Lee assisted by Denis Alexander witnessed the distri- well nearby.
Bray And Lee Wai Lan (Recorded);bution of clothing to the fisher- and afterwards he heard
the 9.45. "Bax 200 Bert Gillett port folk. The clothing had been splash of water. He was not Organ (OB): 8.59, Weather Report: sumelently curious 10 in- said vestigate straight away, Crown Counsel, but when he awoke later at 7, am., he pro- ceeded to do so, and as a r sult it was discovered that the well contained the body of the woman, who was the deceased.
it
The body was brought out and Was seen that there were marks of violence around the
neck
“Arriving at Stanley... His Ex-
Was
From the Files
100 Years
Ago
The following cdifying passage
we and in the New York Herald of Novermber · 23;———
forward
shali anxiously look
for Intelligence of the questa of our trade in the anch shall be sure to inform the readers of the Herald of every new acquisition. Much,
pende Japanese
of the 1 with the Wo-have
made a a good beginning In Chins Let it be followed
bold stroke in Japan by
The rever great difficulty there, is to
to get in the point of the wombination of What 1s
wanted is audacity and prudence, Only #footing in Amerio gain a
the tern Archipelago, and
Eastern
the
she shall have a fulcrum upon which to
to rest a lover that will move whole Eastern world. Let her fall in that, and her | progress will be greatly im
retarded, and
Om- barrassed. The importance of success therefore in this enter- prisc. CRTS hardly be over-rated Japars in the key of the East, Cuba is the key Just as much as of the Gulf of Mexico."
The New York Herald must have unwavering confidence-in the ignorance and gullability of its readers.
COMMENTS ON CHINA The last mall brought us numbers of the Friend of India of date anterior. to the one we extracted from last week. That of December 22 contains a long article on China, "from" which a few sentences will suffice both. for our space and our reader patience.
The article starts with call- ing attention to the Bishop of Victoria's charge at Shanghal and of his Lordship we are told that after some viclilation, has given a distinct adhesiork to that view of the insurrection which we (the Friend of India) expressed nearly three age, and which may be summed up in a single sentence · from
singlo BOTS one about the and austere
that the "the".
foryour**
At Aberdeen, Sir Alexander agious, the Rebels, who,
of
aro not to
be
E by the
7. Time Signal and World New supplied by the Church World London Rebay): 7.10. News Talk Service. He was then conducted (London Relay) or Special An-
the Fish
Wholesale nouncements 1.18. Composer Cayal-around cade Nicholas Brodsky Market.
Magazine *Viewpoint A Weekly Programing devoted to Literature. Drama and the Cinema, Edited and cellency first visited the Fisher- troiced by Donald Brooks. Backe men Children's School. Then Reviewed by Chattos Lowe. The Angry Admiral by Cyril Hughes he paid a visit to the Stanley Hartman Bir Walter Raleghy Residents' Association, where ho
Reviewed by Phillp Edwards, Charian Harvey The DL
met by members of the and Mr H do V, war The History of The Durham committee Light Infantry 1939-1940 by David Booten. His visit to Stanley The Police Surgeon who
Rinsick. Drama: Timothy Dirch comments on the Stage Club's ended with a short tour of the tence is examined the body came to the Tartuffe Films: Diana Talbot & Fish Collecting Depot,"
of "Her conclusion that there had been The Passing Pageant
Majesty's Theatre" The Story of an attempt at strangulation of the woman. She had not how hundred and fifty years.
Muric and Drama Through two opent some time Inspecting the st
of the Aberdeen Fist Devised offers ever died
Brewer Market. He also saw
instructed from strangulation and stranged by Charles
Signal. but from
due
(BBCra); 9, toina usphyxia
Christians. We cannot call to Out of the layer Time Sign for the proposed two plers for this drowning, and occurred Mayer Rhythm Ensemble (Pt. 3 the Market. The Japanese-type mind anything very like this about 4.30 an.
on October 28. 9115, Concerto, Concerto No. 2 in trawler, Southern State,
which
in the Friend of India three Mr Mayne said,
Minor, Op. 80 (Medtner). Nicolas
by local company.
years ago; but it has sold sO Medtner (Plano) and the Philhar- Is operated PROSTITUTE
Oreli.
wonderful things about dressed overall for the Isay was monta
many cond. by Enquiries were instituted and Dobrowen: 10, "Take it froth here Governor
inspection of
of it. the Rebellion in Ching, that it With Sally Rogers,, Dick Bentley and it was discovered that the de-
After the inspection of the ma
may have anticipated, those of Jimmy Edwards Repeat of inst creased was
Excellency was a prostitute and Thursday's
His
Victoria, (BECTS) trawler,
the Bishop Broadcast 10.30, International Cabaret; 10,45 | shown the proposed plat of more than two years. resided and practised her pro-
Victor Young and at an address in Tin Hau fession
staff Miu Street, which was in the middle of the walled city.
It was also discovered, Mr
organised his govemment in sold, that accused re-
the Fish Processing Section, || the-
and that Efterary with her in the
30 where he was shown around by Examinations there are held For approaching, within unemployed and. It appeared that he was Buoy No. 5 yesterday morning, the Section.
of feet, of HMS Newcastle at Naval Fr J. P. McCarthy, head
his directions, and are under his presided over by such Man supported by the deceased.
Evidence would be adduced mistress, was fined $10 by Mr Chan Muk, 32-year-old junk
darins as have already, swarn allegiance to the usurper." A.... G. Parker at the Marine
Such, in November 1851, was Court this morning.
the intelligenew, given by! :o journal which in December 1853 is astonished "once
D'Almoite He
Bar Associa
to Counsel
that
same
the
Other evidence would be the statemen is the accused made Insp. Clough when he was charged, added Crown Counsel, Mr G. A. Herdman, Deputy Registrar of Marriages and Commisstoner of Onths, pro. duced the two sets of docu- morts, and explained the usual calendar
procedure of the Marriage Re. Graham gistry.
He said that th:
Marriage "what i
hat noilee
form is filled by not do. party announcing his intended Socialism, with its accompany-marriage or by the Registry Ing evils, shortly accomplished" Clerk who would explain the in demoralising Britain after particulars and warn hint that
they must be correct, the war.
A copy Mr Graham himself, on his of this notice was exhibited in Then the way here
public for 15 days. tboard the liner
is required Creedon and other Magistrates, ident: "Horace Lo was a United
the party giving notice States, radioed United Press to check the dis- to make an affidavit to the pute with the British Executive effect that there is no impedi-Arthur Ridehalgh; the genial companion and a very Committee of his "Crusade". ment to the marriage and that Solicitor-General, Mr A. Hooton
true and loyal friend. As a It promptly apologised to the
on the evening of offidavit
most er affirmed QC, and Crown Counsel; the solleltor he was always Socialists and Its chairman, in the presence of the Registrar. Reg
Registrar of the Supreme Court, painstaking and careful in his alleged murder, deceased passed the of the evening in General Donald Wilson-Haffen- The particulars of this affidavit Mr C. d'Almada and the Deputy
most Q5. I. den, put the blame on a typo- are taken from the notice of Registrar Mr W. C. Low; and
and who quite carly ort in
man nicknamed my
company of a
Foo Lo, beancurd
A graphical error-United Press, marriage.
Before signing this barristers and solicitors including career, will know from the fact au
maker. the party is given an opportuni- the late Mr Lo's brothers, the that he
After Dau Foo. Lo and the ty to read this over and it is
Hon, Sir Man-kam Lo and the solicitors to greet me. of explained to him by the clerk.
had deceased
attended "On the Police Court Bench, Hon. M. W. Lo. the Billy Graham Association, parties have to sign another
Just before the
show they the ceremony
return he fulfilled the office of picture sald tonight that he was respon-
ed to the cubicle
at Tin Magistrate admirably with sible for touching ort the document teclaring that
Hau Miu Street where pecused courtesy and patience English Labour Party uproar understand the, obligations of
to all
พ at the time. The threz Mr Justice Gould declared: slike, and, to those of us
who "Socialism" the marriage.
remained talking the word
for some time "We are gathered this morning knew him, as I did, over Mr Herdman appearing on calendars of the
and later had som? 'refreshments. พร cross- to mark, with sorrow, the period of 30 years, it camo os American evangelist.
examined by Mr Winter on the passing of one who was to most
After, that' nocused asked no surprise to learn that in the decans to leave the He said the word WRS in- giving of
cubiclo ages in a marriage of us here, a friend, and who last year of his life he bore his with him. advertently used instead of notice. He said that it was the was held in high regard both illness and pain with cheerful- "secularism". In a cable sent to custom in Hongkong for parties wit
́ ́A QUARREL” within and without our legalness and courage. Geoffrey de Freitas of the to give their correct age el-sphere. Mir Horace Lo Was a
They were absent for a short House of Commons, Mr Wilson | though he agreed that
old and of on
dis-
"Hia loss is specially a sad time and on their return they said, "If necessary 1 will be glad possible for women
espeelaliy, tinguished Hongkong
one to Hongkong in that he'ʻyas | bbgan to quarrel. In the, fumby
lot that all too small number of of the argument: Dau Foo Lo admitted to
practise over 21, the age of consent.
was "asked by the accused to of the Supreme persons here who are in a posl- The case is proceeding.
Court in the year 1920. Hetion to lend their services to-
leave, but deceased: pleaded for wards the discharge of public him to remain. The quarrel duties and who discharged them of
years, and though prior to
to with
eventually became so heated efficiency, dignity and that the accused struck deceased the war he left the law for
lly. he commerce, returned to it in
Ast, Lords, the Bar wishes a number of blows with his the 'day's
the Military respectfully to of
Prosecutor, alleged, and aftor bo associated the Administration as a member of with your Lordships expression that Dau Foo Lo decided in his the Military Court, Bubsequent of sympathy to his widow, discretion to leave the cubicle.. ly he continued to serve Hong-daughter and other members of The other occupants of the kong in a judicial capacity upon his family." Tenancy Tribunals and. 皮 Magistrate, In which latter
ACCEPTS BLAME
Minneapolis, Feb. 21.
George Wilson, secretary
over
they
to appear before the Labour merely to state that they were Party offering my sincere Apologies, This docm't reflect upon Britain or the Labour Party. I
responsible for Was
without The copy published
Graham's knowledge proval."-United Press.
or ap-
Decamps With
Y9,500,000
FIVE MEN CHARGED
LOSS OF A FRIEND
member
and was
as a solicitor
practised as such for
the
taken
number
111
in
was one of the first
1
accused's
the
Five men charged with shop- breaking committing a felony
premises heard the quarrel co11- and receiving stolen goods, were
inue and heard' sounds of remanded by Mr T. Creedon Tokyo Feb.1 22; :
MANY QUALITIES
violence
Sa.m., he up to about The 'Ola
Police for three days of Kowloon this position he rendered able seri Municipal Force reported today that it was † morning. Wong Wal-mon, unfortunately
vice to the Colony until he was the Law Society, said: "On bo Yik-kit would
Mr D. B. Evans, President of sald.
One of the inmates, Fong. short of one stageant and 9,600,-
MAY that he 000 yen (£9,500);
20, Wong Yu-ting. 24, Lo February 1958. Horace Lo was half of the solicitors of this heard deceased crying. He also Chuch, 30, and Wong Chu- regarded with respect the money, The police said the
and Court I would like to add a few cycle treing takings, was being tong 10, were charged with affection by all who knew him. words of tribute to the memory bears daughter but his miles driven to Dia-Municipai Offee broaking and entering the shop
of the late Mr Horace Lo. Many frem. She was alleged to hav Jest night in Smell
truck of Wong Yam-piu at 505 Shang- To his widow and daughter, of
of us know him and got to know further said, "You do not have guarded by two pollee, Your reliy hal Strect, ground floor, and and to the members of his him very well and were as to beat me. But if you must officials and Ave benic employees stealing 10 hars of gold and family, in their sad lost i proffer elated with him in the several beat me, use a knife and chop when the truck ren into a ditch. 135000 on at So Leung, Judges of this court and of all and worked, in the Colony. We
February
the deepest sympathy of the capacities in which he served me to death." The driver, a poflce sergeant, as charged with receiving those holding judicial ones in found him capable, consciens short
On the following morning asked the others to get out and WAS
after, 'clock,accused. [push, Vy
tious, helpful and ・T GÅR • BOCET/ no the truck wesNote on February 18, at the Colony?
Road, knowing the The Hon. Arthur Ridchaigh courteous, cand, by reason of li back on the road the sergeant same to be stolen. Mr Peter said: "On behalf of our law those qualifes which drove off, toaving them stranded. | {Mo, representing... 60)" asked | officers and Department, He had not brenneen since that deferidant be allowed bail would like to be associated with and highly respectaki
the tribute which has been paid to the late Mr Horace Lo,
$5,000
would particularl
ourroiver
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do
of
But
we
remember to have seen it
Strings: 10.69 Weather Report reclamation and Time Anal, Radio News Rat Tin Wan Valley, Ho crided poney that Ten-teh had fully
Recorded London Relay) The tour with an inspection
and plans for the develot stated by our Indian conterde
Goodnight Music: Got Buye Queen; 11.30, Cleso Down.
'What's Her Lina ?"--Solation
ACCOMPANIST,
London Express Service.
his
Ships Dressed Her Majesty's ships and American warships In port were dressed oveul! today co the occasion of the birthday anniversary of George Washing. ton.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
זיי
at having been - considered guilty of "credulity" and such is the progress It has made in two years, that we find the state. ment about the rebels having established their government over the best half of the Empire repeated in this form
"It is now no question as to who shall reign in the Southern provinces," j
NÓ CHANGE FOUND Now, foreigner, who Uva in the most importans of the Southern pro 'vinces, fild no change in either the shestar the machinery, di Boyerth ment, nor havo they heard dela single, menchurin, Blanchu,~:. Morigol, or Chinkee, who ;' has
Iogiance, to tho umarper?”. - whether Bisumqutile Tien-teh, this soi-disant T@@=pink«; or Lu La-chieri,; the Bugar broker.i
A portion of the article is devoted to: a) hurtiser exposure of "thon "qualities' as the "Mandarina, whien have so long reddered them the ges
· Lestation of the people.er and, under this head the case. of Mr Bwynolda in Thuddnoad' as a 'prominent In- alance of Mandaries betanity: Rud/want of principle 1 UND SON AN
Ein Anomas instance a boat Jaders, with quiê. DOBOITIERTE Z Poprostried the, Imperialist Beetle it was seized, -the passengers". Watu hurried), on “Bosed? the. Mensen, catid": "trendi miowly Fasd, deliberatuŻY · RASE "to, pieced, with {uvaki kruiven, under the eyes of atto «Prefest.?? hul ome{n}, "we"misjaka
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