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JOHN CLARKE'S CASEBOOK
VISION OF LONDON PAINT
RAINT and faded, like an month's pay due, at £5 a week. old photograph, there She has been under a doctor for her nerves."but she was told no lay at the back of Ellen's treatment was necessary. She mind a vision of London. Afsnys she can't explain why she blurred, picture, lacking in came to London, that it was an
Impulse." detail, but sometimes all the feel there must be some more exciting for that." kind of trouble," the magistrate Teeth were days when said. "I shall remand her and
surveying through ask for a medical report
"Yes, sir" Ellen said demurely. eyes, the sooty skyline of the northern city and she went away, looking a where she lived and worked,
rked, little puzzled, but not altogether was could make believe the towers displeased. Her situation and" turrets and steeples, that peculiar, said her look, but the saw were indeed London. ure of London would not nag at She could pretend,
in those again. She had discovered London. This was it. precious few seconds, that she had arrived where she wanted to be.
4
Ellen, balf-closed
sho
Then she opened her eyes and the dream at once faded. What she had seen in her moment of vision as Buckingham Palace, became again the white facade of the local shopping centre; what, instants before, had been Big
Ben, was
Fall town clock across the square, again. FIITING IN ALLEN longed for London, and ELLER
there seemed no hope of her reaching the wonderful city she dreamed about.
the northern town she worked as a typist. She bad overcome the fact that she was orphan She had made friends for herself and shyly edging in
in, secured her place in the cautiously graded, society the town. But still she clung of to her visica
*I
the
Moors rose sharply south of town, a splendour of purple at the right season and leased expensively for grouse. These, and 200 miles of country be yond, stood between Ellen and London.
to
HK Government
Appointments
CHINA MAIL
FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1955.
SIDE GLANCES
APPLICATIONS REFUSED
BY FULL COURT
Sequel To Tenancy Appeal Case
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The Full Court (comprising Mr Justice C. W. Reece and Mr Justice J. R. Gregg) this morning refused two applications for leave to apply for orders of certiorari and mandamus against Mr Justice J. Wicks (former Judge of the Kowloon District Court).
CORRECT JUDGMENT Continuing, Mr Justice Reece
The applications were made by from or as a consequence of Brook A Bernacchi, his decision that the opinion of Mr Instructed by Mr G.. S. Ford, of the Full Court should be ob Messrs Ford, Kwan and Co., on tained on such a point The behalf of Raymond Get Chang, District Judge refused the ap- landlord of 11 Tak Hing Terrace,plication for such a certificate.
The first application sought an The Full Court, in giving its with order of certîncari remove decision, dealt a: length
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raised in into the Full Court and quash the legal arguments Mr Justice Wicks decision of the applications, and with the December 21, 1954, allowing a judgment of the District Judge. tenancy appeal and setting aside an order for possession of 11 Tak Hing Terrace made by Mr A, A. Huggins (Tenancy Tribunal sald, ! Mr K. S. Kinghorn to be
of man- acting Director of Commerce President). An order
damus against Mr Justice Wicks and Industry during the absence of Mr H. A. Angust: Mr F. R. J..to dismiss the appeal was also
sought, Lillywhite to be acting Airport Manager during the absence of
F. Hamilton; Mr O.
Miss Christina Lee to be Nursing Sister: Mr A. W. T. While to be acting Assistant Superintendent of Sanitary Ser
Services during the absence
The following Government appointments were announced in the Gazette today:
"In my opinion the judgment of the District Court Judge was
on the record before him a cor- rect one. There was no evidence The grounds were that Mr to support the finding of the Justice Wicks had to jurisdic-President* of -the Tenancy tion, because not all the parties Tribunal end the Judge of the to the Tenancy Tribunal appli-District Court said so. With cation were before him and that that decision I can see no error he misdirected himself in con- in law on the face of the record nat there was any and that being so the applice-
of Mr G. Sherriffsidering
B.
Mr AP. Richardson to be a Special Magistrate and to hold a Small Debts Court in the New Territories (Land Office. Taipo and Land Office, Pingshan); end Mr A. E. Shave. ASP, to be an Honorary alde-in-fetop.
she headed towards pointment to the Legislative Mr C. Y. Kwan has been appointed to act temporarily as a member of the Public Services Commission in the place of Mr- Lee.
It was also announced that TICKET TO LONDON Mr R. C. Lee has been ap One day recently Ellen, who pointed to be an
Unofficial had dwelt so long with her Member
of
Legislative the problem of how to equate her Counsell, during the absence longing for London with the from the Colony of the Hom hard geographical facts, went
M. W. Lo. Mr Lee has ceased her office as usual.
to be Chairman of the Public She worked the day through Services Commission consequent at the end of it she strode upon the resumption of duty of 2way as she
had done every Mr J. R. Jones, and he also might for years. "Only this
instead of making for her ceases to be a member of the
Commission following his ap lodgings, the station.
Council, At the station she bought al platform, ticket. A train paused fretting, on its way to Lendon Ellen bearded it.
At the Clerkenwell court London next
moming Ellen, a fair-haired
who woman of 30, locked astounded to find her- pointed
self where she did, in the dock,sentir Services, vice Me V. F. pleaded not guilty to travelling Clarke. with intent not to pay the fare from the north.
A LITTLE DIFFICULT
but said she meat to pay
Notification la also made of the appointment of Mr D.
S.
Hill to be an Assistant Secretary
ap.
to the Urban Counci
The following have been pointed authorised inspectors for
issue before him as to the adtion for leave to bring up and mitted occupancy of certain quash the judgment of the Judge. rooms on the ground floor of the of the District Court is refused, premises by the second and third opponents to the Tenancy Tribunal application.
1-20
T. 1. g. PAL DR Ompra, 1906 By MA Burden, the
SHEAFFER'S
Skrip
By Galbraith
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"Talk about the wonders of TV-that western was playing at the theatre in my home town when I was
a kid!
FARM ANIMALS
LEARN ABOUT
THE CRUEL SEA
They Prove To Be Good Sailors
"There only now remains to consider the motion for leave to apply for an order to require Mr Huggins granted an order the District Court Judge to show for possession in favour of the cause why his refusal to grant a landlord who through his at certificate that the appeal already torney applied for the eviction considered involved a point of of three occupants of the pre-exceptional public Importance mises on the ground that the should not be set aside.
·In Arst of them had sublet to the
connection Counsel för | this. other two without permission. the applicant contended that The first opponent appealed the Judge of the District Court to the District Court and suc-point of law set out in the Sum- declined to say whether the seeded.*
mons was or was not of excep. Mr Bernacchi claimed that tional public importance, be the other two opponents were cause he misdirected himself by not made parties to the appeal ruling in law that it did not arise and this was something unpre-on his appellate jurisdiction. Vietnam under the Colomba cedented.
SECOND APPLICATION
tceptional public importazcent's
whether
and to what extent effect of his
DII
the
Presents of pedigree livestock and fowls worth A£28,000, gifts of the Australian Government 10 Vietnam, arrived here this morning in the as Nankin from Australia. in transit to Saigon.
The consignment comprising nine bulls, 45 heifers, five horses, 60 pigs and 460 Aus trakarp chickens, is being sent to
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
O rather, she pleaded guilty, some time, which the magistrate, Mr Frank Powell, interpreted as the purposes of the Emergency and Teriant Ordinance applled judgment was based upon lack said My Kirkham, farmer endnumber of these words we are
a not guilty plen.
The story of Ellen's adventure was soon told, and the magis- trate asked her? Would you like to tell me why you came to, London?"
"That would be a little diff-
said calmly, "be cuit," Ellen:
cause I don't know."
(Resettlement Arves) General Rules fessrs La King-gel Kwok-chat So Chak-man, R. V. Chennaliby and Benny Lam. Defence Force Appointments
own
zona Cluding "The Oxford
you
"In his decision the Plan to help under-developed Summons for certificate the countries, in South-east Asia, District court Judge began by In spite of the long journey The second application to the stating specifically that he was and occasional rough weather Full Court was for an order of quite in agreement with the
Sir We have been very in- all the animals, and chickens Mr G. T. Rowe has been apcertiorari to remove to that proposition put forward in the
Commissioner
were in good shape with the trigued by the Target word * Es Court and quash a decision of Summons. He said there is
Mr Justice Wicks, made
possible exception of one chicken building competition which ap on no doubt that evidence of sub
that may
pears each evening in your according January 31 last, dismissing a letting can be provided in the
Mr Frank Kirkham who cared paper; and have great fun com summons by the applicant for opponents case before the
A to And the greatest num- | a certificate that the Tenancy Tribunal in circumstances where.
for them during the trip,
of words. Of the original 'six: horses: one of appeal involved point
is no evidence in
We would, however, be most the bad to be destroyed after interested to know from which case.. But decision
violent { faining injuries in a was that in
dictionary the wards are taken from Sydney for the Solution" -Quite a Section 20(a) of the Landlord question, never arose, for his sum a day out
evidence to ev
change
of of evidence of sub-letting. He trainer who, for the last by occupancy, provided
the concluded by saying in seven years, has been bringing unable to trace in our diction- case and, making iny decision
Australian poules to Hongkong that there
and "Whittaker g lied to the facts of the case, was no evidence of sub-letting for the Jockey Club.
it be possible for pole into consideration all the whether the Tribunal President I took
Mr Kirkham boarded the Nan to advise us which dictionary is was right in bolding that there evidence that of the applicant km in Brisbane after the storm being used in cumpling, these was evidence. WHY
of
of arid that of the opponent. a change
THEIR FEED TOO.
lists of words, as we frequently which the opponents
"Whether occupancy
After or not the point in
a short quarantine in
outnumber the givery. "target" animals satisfactorily explained. the Summons was of exceptional Hongkong the bad The application also sought an public importance is in
your given in the French reamer, Anadyr for the words
solutions. Trial Judge determine
and "Paragraph (a) of Sub-section Saigon next Monday.. the matters
Thank
you for this additional More than 1,000 bales of raised (9) of Section 28 of the Land-
brain-sharpener, forlord summons
•
and Tenant Ordinance | Laucerne hay were brought along certificate.
A MANCUNIAN. provides: 'No appeal shall lia for the use of the cattle.
[“Targets" is a feature com- Mr A. C. Stater. Assistant The grounds for this applica from any decision of fact, dis
piled in London. It is probable. tion were
cretion or law made by the Australian Trade Commissioner that the words are drawn from that Judge Wicks court unless the presiding judge accompanied by Mr. V. D. P. wrongly ruled that the matters eestifies that in his opinion a biciones,
a number of dictionaries----Ed, the Intrigration of the
China Mail] in the summons did not a point of law of such exceptional Section of the Trade Commis under his appeal judgment pubile importance arises
aloner's Office, visited the Nan- from alternatively that - Judge Wicks. attempted to very his judgment as a consequence of his decision kin on arrival Formal recognition has beza
of Supervising the discharging: at the time of the hearing of that the opinion of the Full
-obtained on the animals droed the Naricin he had Court should be Burmmons when
My was Mr R. T. Hiliar, an agent already discharged his duties in such point."
of William A. Jones Pty. Ltd. generally, that
Australian Hvestock exporters through whom the "Australian'. Government made their £28,000 order.
The appointment of Pte G. M.
and
"You'd worked in the North? Stevenson to the rank of Cap-order of mandamus ordering the quite beside the paint city | chickens will be taken aboard. While not including a number of
You were working when you lebt?"
"Yes," Ellen said, "Td often thought about coming to Lon- don, though."
tain in the Hongkong Regiment was announced in the Gazette this morning.
It was also announced that Lieut (S) P.W.S.
Cottler The magistrate sent her to see HKANVR, has been re-instated the probation offices, who pre- in rank, with effective seniority sently brought her back.
of December 1, 1952. DISCOVERY
❝ICHE was
ап 'orphan," the
probation officer said, "and
was sent to foster-parents. They died when she was a child.
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accorded by HE. the Governor
4She was living in lodgings into Mr N. Kayahara as Consul for The North and working as a Japan at Hongkong, the Gazette Epist. She
Says she has a announced this morning.
SHOE SALE
For 4 days only commencing Monday
ON
"March 28th, 29th, 30th & 31st ODD SIZES GOOD CONDITION
$15-$35-$50
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on
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this
that respect;
hear to
Judge Wicks failed to hear and determine a Sammons on its
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Decree Nisi
Granted
decree is to be made abotute in three months wid granted to Alberto Carlos Azevedo, by the acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice T. 3. Gould, the Divorce Court this morning Mem
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An acccountant, residing 214, Sheung Yuen
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Injured When
School
Building Collapses
Singapore, Mar. 24.
Two teachers and nine boys were injured when the Malay religious school at Parit Jawa, about 10 miles from Muar in Johore, collapsed during a heavy rainstorm today.
All were achitted to the Muar district hospital where
one of
the boys is reported to be Sir Winston
critically ill.
The casualties would have been greater if one of the teach- ers had not ordered the boys
to shelter ucider their desks. --
About 150 boys were having
Keeps
their lessons at the time: The MPs Guessing
school building crashed after being hit by a whirlwind. It was a total wreck, with debris scat- tered all around as though a
London, Mar. 24.
Sir Winston Churchill, the bamb had made a direct hit, Prime Minister, amused The school is the third to be Members in the House of destroyed by whirlwind during
the last six years. The other Commons today when Mr incidents were at Gersik and Richard Stokes (Labour) Parit Stongkat
tried to draw him into say-
ONE KILLED
In Kuala Lumpur, vetering something about his re- porary wards of the Tai Wah ported immediate retirement. *Hospital, built during the Japan Mr Stokes complaining of ese occupation of Malaya, were Government delay in making a blown down by a storm yester decision about accommodation in day, killing one, and scrioubly the House of Parliament, asked Injuring six others. One is in a how much longer they were to critical condition. They are in wait before we can have an the General Hospital. The 23 assurance we shall have a, deci- people with minar injuries, were on before he himself retires as not detained.
Prime Minister"
Sir Winston Churchill's reply was "I should not Uke to specu-
Of the five wards blown down, three were occupied by 123 people and the other two were late on the competition of these
moccupied.
unknown, events.” defence de-
civil welfare de- partment and partment personnel have all shared in the tasks of helping injured people and carrying out rescue work.
All the inmates have been re- house. ----China Mail® Special.
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Sir Winston Churchill gave such hard-hitting replies during question-time that one Labour Member Mr Arthur Woodburn asked, "where the Conservatives
the idea that the Prime Minister was too old to do the job after: today's performance,"
The comment brought a round of laughter and cheers and smile from Sir Winston,
Reuter.
Visit Still On
London, Mar. 24.
Sir Anthony Eden will go ahead with his plan to visit Turkey this year even if he sức- ceeds Sir Winston Churchill as Prime Minister in the meantime, diplomatic sources said
day,
The chief change might be that he would be accompanied by whoever he appointed to succeed him as Foreign Secret-
the sources
added.
The Fleet will retura that paid
here
in October 1952 by the Turkish Prime Minister, Mr. hig Adnan Menderes, and Foreign Minister, Frodessor Firad Kogrulu
Sir Anthony Eden was pre- vented by induenza from dying" to Ankara last week-Reuter
to
SPRUANCE TO
RETIRE
Manila March. 25. The United States Ambassador the Philippines, Admiral Raymond Spruance, will leave Els diplomatic post. here, on
Pakistan, Aden April 1 and return to the United States on retirement, it was”, learned yesterday at the Foreign Office...
Maaya, Burma, India. 5.p.m. Chim, People's Republic. 6 p.
KUNDAY, MARCH (21BURH
By: Al Phillippines, Guam, Hawel,
Indo-Calmaly France. -3
Australia, Net
Mačao, 2 pzz
Pirates
The €6-year-old, envoy, a full e
Uthe US. Navy, is going o
admiral-who served for 40 years
retirement after three years of the diplomatic duty Philippine
Chase
USN Ship
28-Terrorists Surrender
Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 24.
· For the test "time i skove the emerytury began bere iz 1948, the number?k of terrorists, wha surrendered last month ereceed ed the number kled The United States Information.
The Agures for the mando of Hour presented by Joars and Valerie toned for a dissolutions of his Service condimed today that
6.30, Tip: You Tuber marriage to Olga Therese two armed pirate Junks with January showed 23
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adultery requesta : (Sizuffo) ;. 7,: Bet to your
Guy knots chased a US Navy recais Australia "Viewpoint away Larent-Hilgon was named co- ship the IST League Islands magazine "devotedy, to the Arts,
last Saturday night and were
Tacho tha overhaulting her when distress signals brought a Newr Tanker on to the scene and the durin
Kinks made ofte
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NOT GENUINES "This states clearly that the merits because he misdirected point taken must, arise from the himself on a point of law arising decision objected to. Here the at the hearing of the applica Judge has said that no such tion,
point did ́arise from his The facts of the case wore decision, which was that there that one Lam Man-kwai as the was no evidence to support the decision of the President of the lawful attorney of the applicant Tribunal. I have said that I (Chang) instituted proceedings Trik
against agree with that decision and L in the Tenancy Trisna) one Leo Sau-chan for eviction unable to see what point of Redmety from three rooms of No. 1 Tak of such exceptional public) Hing Street, ground floor on importance arises from an ele the ground that she bad trans-mentary first principle of the
of evidence ferred, sub-let us parted with my opinion there is mi possession of the premises to
substance in this a Yuk
application Man-tip and Wong
The
Tumblin (Studio),... Booka;, Keviewed Mr Richard Winter, instructed "In refusing the applications body Chichen, by M. Wymer Pub the petitioner.
Ex Aleer Decker ther of Moby Mr P H. Sin, represented Sau-stan, the principal tenant,
am constrained to say that I sich in
15/7, 11⁄2 Rode" - will
The sult, was not and the other two tena have rather got the impression the Ku Klux Ke by. 8. Kennedy contested, The President of the Tenancy that these are not genuine Reports: Tribunal made an order for applications to errors of tandas Relay); Bio, leccion possession and there was a law
“afe Brook Bernascht – (Recorde ́appeal ́against this decision - by model cartiorariimgadi, by: Candidate for the Urban
but rather attempts 50 apriLove: Somes of Lon opponents did not appeal Tai a judgment reviewed on appeal for me Mr Roch
means of a sidewid Ago Aduaidated reading from the Lee Sau-ship; the other two to get District Judge allowed the ap when there isn
application was opposed by Lee refus
peal
mandamus
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Consequent upon the deliveryWrits of certiorari ever did of judgment allowing the appeal, lie to enable a dirsatiated Iti the solicitors for the applicant gant to have a judgment of an Applied to, the Judge of the Dis inferior Court reviewed and trict Court forayceridente quashed on appeal Moreover, under Section #26(0)4% of the want to express my Landlord and 5 Tenant Gedigrees at the manner in which the red 10,7 kroond Bound-About; slating that in their opinion a cord, was prepented to the Court point of law of such excep
Sortance and 'to 'stress' the Lional publle importance arves seeing that it is
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Lady Grantham At
Bland Exhibition
Lady Grantham "this - pricwelling attended the exhibition by Mr. Pour la Brand Hongkong arist, Couch Library, Glouce
Rece
said the sur
The LSI (tank anding craft) Pre was carrying a valuable fond of
electrical and ander
dar Supplies New Shipping
when the works Were sighted
after dark. They immediately Claims Tribunal
at
switched off all lights and gave The Government Gazzite this chase a morning announced the appoint- The League Island made off, at ment: of the following to be top speed and tried to shake of Members of a Shipping Cialros the faster ocean going lunke by
by Tribunal to determine, alates dazzling their crews with search to the payment off comperisa-
under
and Mr Bland
US NAVY Chairmen of the
Grantham Junks were not of a type imown respect of the requi Fictures
and to be used by Chinese Com els The Hon. andyremained at the munists, and there was no ques" Wicks President,
for about halt an tim but that they were ordinary d'Almadir QC and
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