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ONDON is rich in small
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hotel. Lotus
He worked backstare”,
enough!
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he caught apient of the play, which said in affect that the Jesist wirs of the bramblest K
who Wh heltered under na roof, should WIN Ayal be heeded as if it
Catand
RELUCTANT GUEST
WORKING
W Donald
the 13T
bearned something
of the meaning.
Peter admiration,
fu
hotel.
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naugh
ut the
the other arvested
al evidently,
he was evening. The Strand for being drunk
That anested he was, and puit nto e al Bow Street police dation, and there he haul time to collect to thoughts He ach tone to reflect that for were b Tode was that of guest, istend of bost's employee the devided to put to the test what he al U prended himself was rival establishment for his quiet hotel. He rang the full that was provided.
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CHINA MAIL
Established 1845
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1955,
SCHOOLGIRL BECOMES AUTHOR
Nightmare Sea Trip For Three
131*7
Miami, Feb. 6.
and a pretty
described
Hell
1
Two blonde today nightmare at
which ended when the cruise ship Naw their Queen of Nassau distress flares and rescued Them from their sinking sloop.
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MONDAY FEBRUARY 7 By Aar
Korea. In
Dixi C10". 28, televisions fuBer expression, engineer from Newark, New manded
tridia Middle East, Africe. Great Jersey.
Larsen, Fel
Bituit Extrope, & pm Iki gave voice.
from Japan. 4 pm. enghaver mechanical lond in the rapture of
Thailand, canging that he did not notice penedir. New Jersey, and Mis
May Seide, 25, of Lincoln Park, when his coll door was opened. by the guler.
New Jersey, New here yestescluy from Nass).
"Well**
and
what the grou what
Cherry
одн
cherry rape cry." Butwald stun.
tanker,
1 sard what and you want?"
1 qualer said.
a pm.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
1
Malaya.
Luxkorenia.
Pakistani
France, th
Hy Bartac
Macate G
taken fo 11
the cruise
ist Nassau
By Air
Puhipuinen. Dam
Japan, Hawals, 11
just
¥¢{ ** About
Thailand India, Pakistan, Germany. Great Brstates. 2 pm
Inder tista 35
We
Saw
USA
They སྭཱནུསཾ ཐཱུ སུམྦལཾཝཱ་ Bahanan ofty after slip picked them midway between Muni
were plenty W、
"We
2 Grose
Bat Donald was low, let song, still, to notice The guoler capsized before Jelt, to hang the well-doon after Queen of Nassiu
tin
Lint
Wak
thet It was even worse when we got along- nude the cruise ship
WOUND UP IN OCEAN
When Donald's Som prak, he noticed he was alone. his bell-push Summons
"It was 10 romp.. it took the have bro seemed
sailors abmal ma hotar to get is how Remembering Answered.
lise punctilious
about aboard atal 1 wound up in Bicy Wix. such things in his hotel, anger ocean"
three said they had surged over him,
T
STRONG MEASURES
Ther show them," he mattered to himself! planter a leisurely cruise from
tu "I show him the meaning of Nassa
Miam
Their Charter 28-Cool stoop when a Janvier,"
storm hit 773 Priday morning. From then on, tirose sund, it was just a matter or holding on as long as we could and hoping the storm would end." The men agreed that the pane of glass above the cell. 1 Was magnificent".
HE pleked
12:
mattress from the bunk, folded 11479 and climbed on top of it. Then, taking off a shoe. he beat out
to
door. "That't teach them not to answer bells," he muttered hitself. "That bring 'em."
"She
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brave
Formosa, 19 am
N Borneo, Australia. New Tond, pm
Forma
Jap. Okawa,
& Canada. By Hurturr
Eleven-year-old French- speaking Swiss girl, Anne Braillard has become an author. Her book of fairy fales "Daudillet' has been published in Geneva. The book
such a has made success that it has been arranged for a translation in the to be published USA, followed by further editions in Britain, France, Germany and other coun- tries. Anne is pictured writing her second book "Anne at School."
London Express.
LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
Radio Hongkong's Inflexibility
Sir--When the laughter Zen- died down following "Wot, More Cricket's frightfully funary Tel- Italy.
nekisowierige that, as usual, your "Comment" reflects responsible public opinion.
China, People's Repablie. 30 m Thailand, m
N
Ikene, m
Fire Destroys Dormitory
A fre
£1
Orangeburg, S.C.. Feb. 6.
destroyed women's dormitory at the Claflin College for Negroes early tuday, forcing 104 co-eth incezing
ine end rainstorm in their "May nightclothes.
ALS
40 fice
fer. let
You are protesting ngainst the policy of Radto Hongkong in adopting a superior air of In- flexibility, and in this I heartily agree.
Why is it "not done" Jor our broadcasting station to at least Try to get closer to its listeners; to become
human more
and BS entertainer friendly, both
and mentor?
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The "Tests" are unty one instance, but besides the un- dreds of regular listeners follow- ing this amazing match, it was into a Wednesday--and our Servlee- men must have been infuriated by the fat female voice declar There were no ensuullies, but ing at 2 pm, that "Radio Hong- we authorities said the girls lost all kong will now close down, etc." were and kept telling us every-their belongings and the $100,-
It was admittedly only thing would be all right," said 000 building was destroyed. Grose.
The fire was believed to have cricket match--but has our Con-
af brosdeusting He said it was a million in started in the dormitory attic atle
Jookout on about one chance" that a
4.30 #.m. By the time considered what he would gain In goodwill for his station he the Queen of Nassau happened Aremen amived, the top of
himself came on the air and spot their
tres, lie said three-storey brick building was
jannounced that it was far too the they couldn't have lasted un-
had the girls flames, but
exciling to close down, and the charge of having been drunk, | other minute in those waves."
down and downstairs
brosdenat would continue B3 not gully to that of doing 25s. -United Press.
fire escapes into the rain.
long as possible? An offictul of the file 80- Methodist Negru col- your-old
of the girls leg sald several were hysterical.
Il dict.
the Sel Next morning
court next door to the police station. Donald pleaded guilty to
worth of mailrious damage
the cell window.
to
The story was told to Mr E. G. Robey.
"It is quite possible,"
suid
the gaoler, "that when I called
to answer this man's ringing be did not hear me go into
the
cell because he was singing so loudly."
CREDIT GRANTED
"JUST
JST asked for a glass
water, didn't I?"
demanded.
He had no more to say,
Speaks With
No Voice
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 6.
141
dashod
the
"I never heard such screaming in all my life," said a Bretan. -United Press.
Radio Hongkong
IK.T.
OVCE
Can he tell us how much the extra time would have cost us? Would it really have been im- practicable?
Can he also tell 125 why during the twenty minutes of | quiet relaxation after lunch we
should prefer heavy classical
Sheaffer's. "SNORKEL”
From Our Files
Quie Case Hearing 100 Years
Postponed:
Illness Of Counsel
Further hearing of the Quie Case at the Supreme Court was ad- journed by the Acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice T. J. Gould, until 10 a.m. to-morrow, when it was announced this morning that Mr John McNeill, QC, Senior Counsel for Plaintiff, was ill.
His Lordship said that Counsel for Plaintiff would have to be pre- pared to continue with the case when it resumed tomorrow, irrespective of whether or not Mr McNeill was still ill.
COURT REJECTS APPEAL
Defendants are Dr P, M. Yap,, tion and permit of his coming to
and Court tomorrow. Government
psychiatrist
medicul officer-in-charge the Mental Hospital,
Dr
1. Moore of the Medical partment
and Prof.
A
<[ Queen
¦ McFadzean
Hospital.
Improvement
of The
In Mr S. McNeill's condition makes De possible that he will be able to 5 cone to Court tomorrow, where- Mary fore I will be grateful to your Lordship for your indulgence jund for that of my learned und the
damages
Plaintiff is Mr Joseph Leslie friend Mr Blair Kerr Quie. He is suing the de-Jury, fendants for $250,000 for alleged injury to himself
the defendants' brot negligence
trom
Kot
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NO LONG ADJOURNMENT Mr Blair-Kerr toki the Court solicitor of Plaintif alleged that
touch with him connection had with bis detention in a mental yesterday,
he (Crown home for observation, or for his Counsely had told him he would
not Ilke
embarrass 18 certification as being of unsound
Imind and consequential condne-Plaintiff in any way, but that
he would
vould not be a party to any long adjournmezit
"I consider, in view of your three previous convic tions, that you were lucky to have only received
imprisonment, months' can see
after
the
was en-
arc
Counsel, and Mr J. C.
10
over
Ago
A Supplement to the present Isuc
contains the Neutrally Ordinances; the Ordinance for regulating procesu against tho property of persons absent from the Colony; and the last three of the Nine Acts of the Imperial Parliament
OT- declared by dinance No. 3 of 1934 to be la force in this enlany."
The first
already has been explained, and the last we may discuss GL some convenient cpportunity.
an-
The Ordinance rendering the
of non-residents property swerable for their debts, is
from ก copied
law of Van Diemen's Land, and which, we believe, exists in all the Aus- tralian Colonies, and will prob- bly be found to be equally bencflctal in Hongkong.
It might however have been shtened without impairing its efficiency, which mainly consists
empowering
creditor, according to the form of process
attach
in
Juic down,
moneys,
Lands, securities, chattels, partnership effects, debts owing.
theor property
Mr Blair-Kerr suidhe did not Fee why Junior Counsel for the
should Defence
not welcome the this chance to tako
use, but "I am entirely in your Lordship's hands,"
that Dr Demond He added
was being cross- Curran, who examined by Mr McNeill at the adjournment last rose and week, wis
leaving the Colony Thursday on
and not Wednesday as previously inbi- mated.
ol
ume of the
PARTY REBELS EXPELLED
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whatsoever; and and satis- after giving notice
security, factory
to realise so much of the assets as will pay on the other the debt; while,
some perTM hand, the debtor, or son on his behalf, may, before Anal
dissolve the jungment, attachment by offering sufficient security, and having the case tried in the ordinary way-or, the after final judgment, (upon attachment, it is presumed) the absent defendant may, within an affidavit attachment, and
two years,
Jodigo ne against
on his be-
upon motion made half, the Court may cause the merits to be Inquired into and determined in such manner and
as may form
seem meet for securing the substantial ends of Justice.
VERANDAIS
Besides the Ordinances in the Supplement to
no justification for men in mental home.
Mr Quie is represented by Mr interfering with the convic-
Mr Lawrence Leong tion in this case," said Mr MeNelli,
al and Mr R. W, S. Winter, Justice J. R. Gregg in the instructed by Mr M. A. da Silva. Appeal Court this morning. Defendants
represented when he dismissed an appeal by Mr W. A. Blair-Kerr, Senior brought by Cheng Man- Crown wab, 19-year-old shop assis-McRobert, Crown Counsel.
COUNSEL'S STATEMENT tant, his sentence.
When Court assembled this
Mr Leong Cheng was sentenced by Mr morning, H. . B. How at Kowloon on said: December 22 for larceny from My Lord, I understand from the
my instrucúng solicitor that he person.
has been in touch with Your Appellant told the Court that
Lordship, and Your Lordship left prison he had previous occasion he turned over has been kind enough to ugree case till 10- He happened to be to postpone this a new irat,
morrow morning by reason, walking in the street when he
the very acute. Indisposition of was unexpectedly arrested and
my learned senior Mr McNeill. He accused of theft.
Paris, Feb, 0. It appears, my Lord, that Me tirely inent, he declared.
The French Socialist Party he were guilty, he would not McNeill has not been well since
Friday, and on Saturday he re- National Congress tonight ap dispute his sentence, he added.
proved expulsion from the party turned home feeling very much Crown Mr D. F. O.
D. Mayne.
10
who deputies
voted His physician, Dr of there was the worse. Counsel, submitted
ratification by the before the Ramfer, was called in and diag against evidence
of Assembly enough Magistrate for him to come to nosed that he was suffering from Frerich National
the Paris Agreements rearming and acute appendicitis,
Dr Appellant the decision he did.
West Germany, 10 called in Dr Vlo bank Ramler with 60/C
But it said that if the cx- was caught notes halfway out of the com-confirm the diagnosis.
signed within Mr McNeill
thepelled deputies had asked He had three plainant's pocket.
under one month an undertaking concerned previous same offence and had deported state rather than to overstate the their honour to respect party of his illness and 1. have discipline in future, they would trun. Hongkong eight times.
the certificate which I will read be Immediately reinstated in the
party.Reuter, to your Lordship.
However, Dr Vio has given opinion Mr Silva his personal that if it was not for Mr Me- Neill's insistence on his ability to carry on with the case he in turn would have insisted upon
Vienna, Feb. 4. Mr McNeill's immediate opera-
A centrul committee of 80 tion for the removal of the in- Making their first tour of the fected appendix,
and
Dr Vio members has been ect up in a of the Czecho- Fur East, Mr
KS. tecis that Mr McNeill is taking reorganisation
Communist Youth Hershey, Mr Paul F. Osborn a big risk in insisting on com- slovak and Mr Earl D. Warner are pieting the case before under- Organisation, Prague Radio an- staying three
the going the necessary and inevit-nounced tonight. Colony.
It will bring the youth organi-infringement; and notwithstand- able
operation.
ing the present announcement, are sation into line with the organi- The doctors Mr Hershey is the Secretary-
concerned
at the Czech
the same abuse may be again of the Manager
White Rose treating Mr McNeill intensively sational scheme
permitted to favoured individuals the
radio Motor
Club in Pennsylvania with antibiotics in the hope that Communist Party,
whenever it is thought con- This chub is aflated to this this will reduce the inflamma-Bald-Reuter,
venient to do so. American Automoblie
convictions
for the doctors
First Visit
To HK
days
Associa
ton, and Mr Hershey is visiting to know in order Hongkong more about touring in the Far he hopes East. On his return
Americans to encourage visit Hongkong.
casc
to
SIDE GLANCES
10
Mr Osborn owns Alm studio, to and is visiting Hongkong shoot a number of Alms, which he will show all over the United Stales on his retum. These films will be used for educa-,
well Rs to tional purposes us encourage touring.
Mr Osborn also owns a print-
numbers? Does he really feeling press and n largo turkey 15,000
we would not prefer more sub-
background music?
dued
Beyond conceding to their
to our station for information
farm, where he raises turkeys.
ABSOLUTE
A businessman with no voice box made a 10-minute speech
Mr Hershey, who arranged of yesterday to show how therapy
taste in music there are many the trip, said that although It OWTcome the him
6 p.m. Time Signal and programme Donald helped.
Bummary: 0.03, Children's Half Hour ways whereby Radio Hongkong was his first visit to Hongkong effects of cancer of the throat.
by Joan and Valerie presented
Trade could assume its rightful place he hoped it would not be his Australian George Stein of Bloomsbury, (studio): 0.50.
last. "He didn't ask for anything," Pennsylvania, talked 10 minutes catalogue-The Fortnighily Review in our community,
When there 'la a disaster of of Australian Industry: 8:45 Tange the gaoler sakt. "He just sang." to somo 400 furk campaign
Time The Castillans: 659, Weather any happening of vital local in- Donald turned to the magis- executives at the annual meci Report: 7, Time Signal and come terest, keep us informed; lot us trate. "It was just I couldn't ing of the American Cancer News (London Relay: 2.09, Com
mentary (London Relay) or Speel i know that we can always look DECREE MADE get any attention," he said. "I Society.
7.6.** "Box" 200” Announcement: only wanted a glass of water." Mr Stein has no voice in the are the Organ (OF); and guidance., When Hongkong proper sense. He forces lungs-30, Motorindited and Introduced by Magazine A Monthly
is involved in' h_ngwa item of ful of air through what once Magazine.
Birch (Studio); B, Flirtan world-wide algnifiennec, Tot us A decree nisi granted Mrs
and his hear the nows firsthand, not in "You will pay bs. for being was his voice box, and formed to be amon
words with his mouth and Orchestra: 850, "First Whisker drunk, 108, for the wilful dam- age, and 268 compensation for tongue as the air comes out. He then Claw Programme about a despatch by an International Helen Orchid Chung Yan-
Cats in Prose, Poetry and Mule, nows agency, or through a BBC. inhales through a hole in his
floor, by the Divorce Court on the damage you did," said
Arranged and produced by Mar- an
announcer. neck,
garet Denholm. (Recorded); b. Time
Why should local news have October 20 last year was made magistrate.
Hesitantly, Donald asked: Mr Stein, 62, said the person igral. Alan Club. "The Law and
Liberty", Speaker: The Rt. Hon. such poor coverage? Surely absolute by Mr Justice JR, who had lost his voleo wanted gur, Hartley Shawcross, QC, Mour announcer "C.can have time to pay?"
I
could be per-Gregg this morning. London italy) $20.
presented by mitted to make an original al dissolution of her marriage to Petitioner had asked for the was granted-but more than anything else to be Recorded And this
That was the Collector's Oorner not until a few inquiries had able to lalk
said, that led him Robert Scott (studia): 10, Uptown | pouncement; even ak occasional Tawh Wing-kam · Wong, of BO
CRITIOS RhythmErroll been made about him, a fow force, he
(Piano) inflection in his, or her voice, Nuther" (base) and
rellove discreet Inquiries of the kind a through tortuous exercises until with. Wysit
the deadly Un Chau Street, first noor,
the grounds of adultery. hotel might make before ex- he was at last able to make at Heard (Drung)16.10, tuch would
crodib to
At the hearing of the polition, tending
deporting others understand him.--United Binding with Higherd Murdoch and, monotony,
Our station is for Hongkong Kannala Horne, Bem Costa, Memrice 10:15 Internations) Cabaret 1000, only; it should be a family which was uncontested, patla sima affair, and not bound by the tionar was represented by Mr Ww Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICE GRINHAM LOT adio New Rasi (Secured London restrictions designed for the Brook A. Barocchi, Instructed
1.10.
Goodlat Musty BBC.
by Mr P. C. Woo, of Moserv and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 23′′ bed dave the queens 1.30, Con Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong | Down.
the
Pros.
Denham, Dor Bryan Weather Raport!
BACTO
"LISTENER.
P. C. Woo and Co.
on
Communist Youths Reorganised
By Galbraith
T. 16, Bag M, MË PAS, DI..
"I told them Margérý had a date and went to a movie
but they said they were her boy friends, tool",
the
present below sundry issue, we give Notifications that have recently the Government's appeared in Gazette. The first le a new order about the construction of Verandahs, professedly "with a view to the prevention of the spread of fire" but except for it would bo such assurance, difficult to perceive that such the object of the Re-
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gulations.
The next Notification is an intimation that crews for vessels can be shipped solely at tho Harbour-master's Office. and that the intervention of à ship- ping agent is not necessary; ali which the public has been told before, and in the meanwhile it has been practically shewn that crews car be shipped otherwise than through the Harbour- master, because the head maker of the law chose to sanction. Its
the
"Her
COOLIE
TRAFFIC
The Third Notificatión is from the Superintendency, and refers to one of the 13th September warning British subjects against engaging in the Coolie traffic to
Chincha
Euano Island
Government Majesty's having been officially informed that measures have been taken to correct the abuser connected with the traffic; that is, we pre- Bumo, Government at home Very
casily satisfied
where subjects in China mako money, whether by bilk- ing the Chinese Government, or supplying the Pervians with gumno diggers, so long as this is not called slave trade.
British
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can
The Fourth Notification an TROUENCE the confirmation of Mr Mercer's appointment - na Colonial Secretary, and. Mr. Honarcker's as Colonial Trea suner; and so long as the 'offices. are maintained on their present footing. we do not expect to Boo them better filled.
The Fíčh and inet Noti fion is from tho Colonial Government, which positively avers, what the Superintendency mays it hàm beers Informed, fist. "measures have been taken for treatment the botter Larsupervision of Labouren Inland and . Promation, OC
September.loat, prò trimla (by: Bellish
in Erities vomnia, in
the
zio Alouba Kiba, effecti "be pİN on the Coloniak? Orion.
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