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HER

]

name was Vicky.

She lived with her husband and her child in a small dull town in the north of England, whose boun- daries are etched against the skyline by slagheaps and pit- wheels and factory chim-

neys.

When she remembered, Vicky gave thanks that she had a home at all, even one set in such unpromising surroundings. For her husband through no fault of his own had acquired the label of "stateless person" and Vicky herself had once been in not much better plight, arriving in Britain as a refugee,

VIENNA

BOTH she and he had been

luckier, as they had some- times to admit, than many of But Vicky's home their friends

had

had once been in Vienna, sometimes, up in the north she, thought bitterly of how things might

been for her, had have Vienna stayed as she had known it and had she still lived there. Also, she dwelt too much for comfort in her thoughts

the fact that she was

upon growing

old, and one day might not have

energy

the

or will to escape

from the drab alien surround- Ings that she was beginning to find unendurable.

LONDON

CHE reached the point when

Se felt she Trust take some

kind

of immediate action to alter the state of affairs or sink once and fon, all in a "deep sa When she had seen her hus-

Vicky

of despair.

band off to work and her child to school one morning. packed

a bag for herself and left home on a secret expedition dest med to better the lot of herself and her family.

and

She came to London, within a

very short time found the had run through the small furds with which

she

had equipped herself. She went to a cafe run by

countryman,

help.

CHINA MAIL

SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

5-26

T. M. Mag, 1. Hi, Pat Off.

Capt. 1988 by NCA Berria, To

"The new family next door has some lovely furniture- I'll certainly have to do a lot of shopping next week!"

Sampan Owner's Appeal Fails

5945)

THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1955.

SHEAFFER'S

ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN

Notices

Lighters Claim: Judgment Mail

For The Defendants

Judgment for defendants was given by Mr Justice J. R. Gregg, acting Senior Puisne Judge, at the Supreme Court this morning, when he dismissed with costs the action for damages, brought by the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd, against Wang Kee and Co., arising out of collisions between lighters of the respec- tive companies during a typhoon in Hongkong on the early morning of September 2, 1953.

In an 18-page judgment which took 40 minutes to read, His Lordship said that. having regard to the whole of the evidence adduced, he was satisfied that the plain- tiffs had failed to establish their claim for damages against the defendants.

Cinos and

thickne

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THURSDAY, JUNE 2 By Alr Cam, Hawaii, U:S.A., 1 p.m. Philippines Australia, New Zea• land. 2 p.m.

Pakistan, Middle Mist, Aurion, Great Britain de Europe, d p.m.

By Surface

Macao, pin.

to

Japan, 4 pm

Tookley and reserved his | Cheongley, His Lordship

Dolley scene much" later than they say they [being sent to Lalchikok, could have moored in that ander outwards from did. în his connection the coxswain been used most effectively on this decision. on June 1 after a hear

the side of 9.9. Kellore. All of of the plaintiffs

trip of thrHERE fug "Chol Cheuk" | comparatively short been taking in says in ing lasting over a month, Sitting these lighters had

bis evidence in chief: quæiters of a mile both dunng the an board "Cito="

"During my towing operations I period that she was allowed to he with His Lordship as Assessor cargo. Work was Mr J. P. Hewitt, Senior stopped at 230 am, on September 2 found that the wind and sea were fale and afterwards.

and work on board "Nellore" stop strong and rough. I experienced Accordingly as st WELL, in my Surveyor of Ships.. Marine ped at mid-right on September 1. some difficulty in towing because opinion, the duty of both Department.

That the plaintiffs were fully the launch was pitching to such an after 2.30 a.m., o get their cargo-

extent that when the gun came up zaden · Kanters out of Plaintiffs, represented by the cognizant of the situation is clear

from the evidence of both the propellers got clear of the Nellore bays as quickly as posmble, water. The dificulty started some- and, as Bod that the plattfra Hon, Leo d'Almada, QC, and Mr Tayler. one of the plaintics ASSI

and time after 4 a.m. Before this the were at 2.30.213. in the more Terence Shurlock, instructed by Wharf Superintendents.

favourable

for position Moodie. deputy manager the difficulty was not so great Mr R. A. Wadeson, of Messrs plaintir company. Mr Taylor, whe

As regards

Effective action the weather at 2.30 prompt Nellore A.m.,

but neglected bay, Number 1 this connection, Descons, claimed damages total came an duty at the plainting Ling $70,535, 15, from Wang Kee wharves at mid-sight on September terman on the plaintiffs lighter do I hold that their begligence,

No.

Later: At 1.30 a.m. the in this respect was greater tan Malaya Ceylon, India, Ada, MIG and

defendants. was about to come. It that Co.. stevedores and mer, says that as 23 a.m. on Septem- wind

ber 2 he received a message from the had not yet arrived. The wavea

have $10 doubt "that

had chants, of 34-37 Connaught Royal Observatory that No. 5

the plaintiffs made prompt no big Wives.

gentle. There Road Central, arising from the typhoon sigual had been holsted at

effective use of the bug "Kowloon Thus it would sinking of four of their lighters he says he telephoned Mr Terry, Mr

seem that under which was lying. Idle on the spot conditions when No. 8 signal went up, they the prevailing weather and damage

others to three

both sides had at least an hour and could, if their own witnesses are) during the typhoon which swept of the plaintiff's af and informed half within which lighters could felling the truth about the state of been towed from Cltos and the weather at that time, have saved the Colony on September. 2, them that No. 3 signal had gone up.

some It not all of the cargo-laden He alates in effect, that Mr Moodie Nellore bays. 1953. Plaintiffs alleged negli told him to continue with the tow-

NEGLIGENT

lighters for which they now clafani damages. It is true that the On the evidence before me i find defendants had only got me lighters part of the ing of ughters to Yaumati shelter. gence

on the defendants. This the defendants which had begun before he came on

that, after No. 3 signal went up, duty, and to get all available both sides Jenewal and appreciated in Citos and Nellore bays a cora denied and alleged contributory lighters into the typhoon shelter. At the danges to their lighters moored par with the plakrike twelve: unlike the plainties, they were that time the plaintiffs were using im Cites" and Nellore bays and that regligence on the part of plakli two sugs, namely, the "Curlew" and both were negligent in not getting not on the spot at 2.30 am. when |

2.30 am.. On receiving this message

Moodie and several other members

states. In effect,

that after

tils.

Wang Kee and Company were the Thai Cheuk" and Mir Taylor represented by Mr John Mc- talked with Mr Moodle ca the called the "Kowloon", which is a

A sampan owner, Chan Tai, brought an appli-Neil, QC, Mr Lesile Wright and telephone he brought third th

cation for a reduction of sentence before Mr Justice A. D. Scholes in the Appeal Court this morning on the grounds that it was unduly excessive.

He had been sentenced a few weeks ago by Mr J. E Durling at Central to 12 months' hard labour and fined $5,000 or a further six months' hard labour for attempting to export 297 taels of gold, valued at $75,000, without a licence from the Director of Commerce and Industry.

Mr Desmond Mayne, acting| Senior Crown Counsel, em phasised the prevalence of such 10 offences in opposing Chan's op- fellow-plication. 2 meaning-to- ask for

Mr Brook Bernacchi, in-

While she was waiting structed by Mr G. E. S. Steven- there she noticed a cheque for son, of Stewart and Co., ap-

£25-odd lying around

she pocketed.

DEBTS

which pearing for the appellant, sub-

1929

that the amount of gold compared to other

Forms A New

Cabinet

S

hours

HOTE

f

that

the

Australia, New Zealand, 4 p.m.

Idle East. Great Britain & Europe,

p.m. Stacao, & pm.

mad

at least some of them lighters put No. 5 signal went up.. Again the the plainthis had the he of the bays within the period fact

-number greater

caryo-inden stated t... about. one and a half

in these bays is all the Apart from Mr Moodle's lighters opinion. which I have

more TOKSCs why they should have already quoted, Mr James. Wood, an extra

started getting them out earlier. master mariner and expert miring

QUESTION ABANDONMENT

Mr Victor Glitips, instructed by powerful twith sere fag of approxi- Mr YK Kan, of Messrs Lo and mately 400 3:H.P. (to operation

the overorist

weather cotulitiora and the hour of the boasting of No. 3 sigril. I find, having taken the advice of my assembor, that neither platelets no defendants could have beery expected in arviksipate. prior to 2.30 am.. the tuation that eventually, arose and that we that tame there is no evidence of negligence either is the placing of their tury or in the

macering kandalingg

of ther respective lighters in Citos and in Nellore bays.

Jerusalem, June 28. involved

Premier Moshe Sharett, who FEW hours later she A

cases, was trivial. He said ap resigned with his government caught attempting to cash pellant was not a big operator,

this

the morning, presented the cheque. At

Bow Street and disputed the Crown's sug-Israeli Parliament this evening sight in question and we s next

morning sho

pleaded gestion that such offences were with a reshuffled Cabinet, guilty to stealing a cheque

Prevalent. He declared that, if

At this monge I consider it cons venient to deal briefly with certai objections made by the parties to exch other's taga, The plaintiffs have dedicated that, in their view, the defendertal tug Glorley was got the rhett type of ang for' an mergency kuch as occurred on the restod that the defendants, having regid to the nature of their busi thee and the hazards to which it is

subject, were negligent in not trav me a tug or tugs of a more suitable type available. The defendants on the other hand, have indicated that the plaintifik were negligent in emnly having 3 out of 7 tags or latches is working under for the use of large Beet of Hghters.

A vote of confidence in valued at 23. and attempting to anything, these offences were new Sharett Government was obtain the

£25 odd by a false getting less.

expected for around midnight prelente,

The case was remanded for Crown Counsel's suggestion that

Counsel further disagreed with lobat time tonight.

The Israeli Government re- Inquiries to be made. When

in these type of cases the real | signed, following a coalition Vicky was brought back into the owner of the gold had some sort split on the issue of Dr Israel dock, Miss Hamilton, the proba- tion officer. went into the of secret agreement to pay any Kastner, a political figure, who

Counsel impoecd.

said was found guilty of collaborat, appellant was only a sampan ing with the Nazis during the.

fine

owner and, as the Court could | war.

witness-box.

"I've been in touch with this woman's husband." Miss Hari- ton said.

"He tells me that the

seo for itself from the spectators General elections in Israel marriage has not been particu- present in Court, the people fall On July 28 this year larly happy, and that the family Fully interested in his case were France-Presse,

all sampar people,

have acquired a good many debts. But he says he will

Mr Bernacchi submitted that have

Vicky back if she will in the circumstances the scotince get a job."

imposed was excessive and un- justified

WONDER

WONDER spread over Vicky's

BOY CAUGHT

This bug which had been lying idle Alongside No. 2 wharf south fren 2.30 am until about 5.20 man, WAI sent off to tow luisters from Lat

could have beca anticipated that

I now come to the question of; abandonment. It he alleged, in effect, by the plaintiffs and denied" by the defendarizs that the abandonment, by the defendants' crews of the lighters "Karley""' and' "Dollay" Wad pre-

to

The

lighier

With

...

GENERAL HOLIDAY ..FRIDAY, JULY 1

- By Alr

Thailand Bazina, Dadia, E MITIG Formosa, Japan, Korsa, 10 sun. Indo-China, 11 a.m.

Philippines, a pak Formosa più. Burma.

India

East, Africa, Great Beltas & Jurope, Pakistan, MichIJA

D.23.

Korak, 6

Philippine 'x.m

Japan 8 p.m.

USA., Canada, 0 p.m.

By Jurface

China, People's Republic, 930 Korea.

Borneo, Noon..

Malaya, Burma, India, VocEL Macao, gm." Macao, & P.A

APPOINTMENTS

to

be

Inspector Class I.

Mechanical

Temporary Judge

Io.

suVEVOS, called by the plainting, states under cross-examination: "In The judgment read, in part; »

weather conditions as described and wind in typhoon quadrant N.W." 11 Taking into necgcast, the whole of

drontarem on the night in Chi Kok. The other two tags towed

_said.

some to particular, the lighter from various other places.

High:ors moored question:

alongside "to" and "Nellore, could have nosence of No. 1 signal, the moderate The Curlew towed 7 lighters from

time of the winds us to mid-No. 3 wharf south and No, a wharfox adrift. This polity should mature and unjustified and that this The following appointments

ratry

have been taken into account after was at least partly responsible for south between 12.39 a.m. and 4.30pm No. 5 signal went up. The possi- the collisions alleged.

were announced in today's September 2: and the Chat builty of drifting lighters drifting The evidence is that the "Dolley"" Government Gazette.” Mr. C. G. Cheuk was in operation towing towards the praya should have been was forced from her moormes M. Morrison to be Assistant lighters for about the same period. considered on, night in question. I i alongside Nellore," at about 4 min,

сод would say that the Eve lighters at a time when the weather was Social Welfare Oncer and MEANING OF SIGNAL S

under the bows of "Nellore" were saplay deter

deteriorating and the wind currently to be an Assistantz cross-examination Under

in a position where a drifting lighter | WAN

speed of Secretary Taylor gives the meaning of No. 5 on the evidence before me No. lighterman on board the

for Chinese Affairs, strike them), **

22 knots and gusts of 45 knots.

Other appointments gazette signal: and with reference to an admission that he was responsible that the plainties in mooring their plaintifs lighter No. 22, the were; Mr D. E. McKenna to be for placing the five lighters (Nos. lighters in Citos and Nellore Days Waves were big and the wind was 36, 50, 72 67 and 2) under the after 1.30 8.m did not deadly strong at the ume and states: "y Surveyors of Ships; Mr P. W.

Metcalfe the possibility ad- drifting: 6 am the crews of the two lighters bows of 5.8. Nellore states; he consider reason I put the five lighters under lighters drifting towards the praya: "Dolley" and "Fookley". had left the the bows of "Nellore" was to get our spart from this did they | lighters. I heard shouts of 'go, go, consider the other heard voices. I saw men cimbing protection from the Nellore. It sufficiently

After hazards from gales to which their on to the "Nellore" by rope ladders. war the best could do.”

At that time I was alongside the telephoeing Mr Moodie at about lighters might be subject. 2.30 eur. My Taylor did not tele-in my view it was the duty of other lighters under the bows of

"Nellore." Dhone Mr Moodle again until just both sides to have removed as many

of their lighters as possible, durin after 5 T Thus no further” ka-

evidence shows that before abandonment, the No. 1 lightermar structions were sought by Mr Taylor the time available froughly from 2306

HLE. the Governor, has ap or given by Mr Moodie, during what to 44.m1 from both to and on "Dalley let out his anchor and pointed Mr H H. B. How to act

ellare bays to Youmaki shafter did all that was reasonably posible was to prove a very crucial, pero prienty being given to those lighters to repair and Add, to his mooring as a temporary additional Dis

Asked under cross-examinATION why the plaintifs lighters were left carrying, mirgo.

rupes before abandolintai. He states kriet Judge, it was announced in The plainte admit that they in evidence: "At about 4 a.m. I saw the Government Gazelte today. in Citos and Nellore bays. Mr Taylor made no attempt to remove any states: The fest reason that the lighters from the baya in question

my lines break. I cannot say which Laters were fit in the bays Wa The, defendants, on the other hand, at last only one was left.

broke first. They all broke until that the lighters were loaded allege that they

Danger made several at was apparent and I told my crow caused by cargo for re-shipping onto.' Citor"

so. On the evidence and onto "Nellore and the second tempts to do

the defendants lighter. prepare to abandon

the Dolley rear was that any shelter, that

before me, however, I cannot be

1710 crow including NO LEGAL OBLIGATION

there was, was provided by these lieve that those attempts, 4 made. myself abandoned the Dolley and the evidence is too consteting and As regards Dolley I also hold that two ship.".

were made during the period from went on board the "Nellore Later on he states: As to what would or would not

urrafisfactory to establish the occurs

· As regards The reasons lighters were not moved 2.30 am until 4 *.m.

the abandonment of of collisions except with Fo have constituted a mabuble type or

was because they were loaded with IN BETTER POSITION

the defendants lighter "Karley the part, to the plainting lighter No. 22, mumber of sugs, or the might in

carzo, foc re-shipping. That is why Of the two sides I and that the broke loose from "Citos" some time

evidence shows that this lighter in my view this collision. Was question, in relations to the weather

they had to have priority. That was plaintifs were, at 230

after 5,30 am, after she had been due to lighter No. 22 being herself conditions then prevailing and to

one of the regions for not moving better and more favourable. Confion the ramber of lighters possessed by

them to a typhinon shelter." Br for taking prompt action then the pounded by a drifting lighter num- I do not accept the story of No, 1.

adrift at the time. ~ each side in a matter of speculation

"priority" understood Mr Taylor to defendants. They were on the spot. her deck house. When several of Mahteraan on Dolley as to how ha

Ser 13 with the letters "C.P." of before it is not prepared to

mean that it was desired to keep on their own ENRIC 10 10 the "Karley lines broke the No. 1 boarded Dolley when, according to indulge. where

Segal WIETLO

the lighters in readiness to restime with an experienced organisation terman says, in effect, that he him, she came down, after abandon obligatices on either side to provide tus; so what

loading or off-leading operations as behind them; a European auct, wharf would or

promptly as possible.

supi, was in charge at the time; and,

His crew Crozzed over the ment, under the port bow of Fellors would not be a suitable type o tug or a suitable number of tugs jat Mr Bloodic, the plaintiffs deputy drew the Kowloor lying idle and so on socios At that time secured to Nellore

then alongside | and as to how he tied a wire rope.. had the powerful ghter Shingley manager. states

under

round Dolley's cross-twin screw tug the case of a given emergency" is a

examination: "When No. & algnal is at No. 2 what south from: 220-alm.

5.30 a.m. the weather was almost i sampson. post. In 'views of the? question which cannot in my view

answered on the holsted it indicates a N.W. quadrant until 3.30 a.m. According to the

at its worst point...."

weather conditions be adequately

prevailing st As recardi the A gale coming from the N.W. evidence of Chang, Hok kan, the

question of the time I regard thin-story utterly evidence at present before me.

Adrant now come to the position of the Citos and Nellore, bars in an

abandonment dr Wood, the plaints incredible. would place. vessais in conswain of. "Kowloon," the "Kow-

loon' was capable of towing as many would not say that the crews of the the plaines No. 1 Highteren Of expert witness, stales as follower MI

I also do not accept the story" off parties immediately after 2.30 a.m. on Beptember 2 when No. 5 signal posed position to a certain extent as lighters at one time.

They would be much more exposed # The defendants, on the other hand, defendants letters were not justified bter No. 2 us to how lighters was botated. With the baleting of

than they would; to a sale trum were not on the spot at 250 2.04|12 leaving their lighters. This Nos. 22, 57 and 72 were brought. Number 3 signal we have, for the

the N.E. quadrant."

and, through no fault of their aw first time, a definite gale warning

Later this witness stated to the had tub tugs lying in *ormati white calls for all safety precautions

Court: "The proper thing for a

typhoon shelter at the time. As re concerned. to be put in hand at once. According

would be to move all zerds the plaintiff use of to the evidence both der under.

lichtere from

bays" (meaning "Kowloon." Mr Wood, 'the plaintifis stood and appreciated the full sigri.

the bays in question)| "after witness, slates under cros ficance of this warning with refer-

No. 5 signal went up."

JUSTIFIED That examination: "In my opinion to their respective lighters

On the evidence before me and ence moored in Citos and in Nellore Bays opinion this court endorses with "Kowloon should have been em-

ployed in, towing · Eghters at 4.30 on the advice of my aziestor 2 ain That being so. the full meaning of empharis and would add that is my a.m straight away after No. 5 stified: this signal cannot be too strongly view it applies a fortinel in cases

where lighters are loaded with cargo least one of the plaintiffs lighters negligence in the

signal went up. At that time” at emphasised. According to the Royed Observatory booklet, put in evidence

THE DEFENCE.

Nos. 23 or 87, then alongside "Karley", or "Dollerns of either by consents Ex. a. cal storm

(2) That inder the circumstances leaving cargo-laden lighters in Citos

delcidants were I now come to the 'deferidants' ap- "Nellore" could have been taken sgnas No. 5 mesos: Gale (wind

In my opinion. having re- ) and having regard to the prevailing

Bad Nellore bays arter the local conditions at the time of speed knots ax upwards) ex practation of the situation. At 230 WAY

am, on September 2, 1933, their tux to the evidence of her co-weather pected from the N.W. Quadrant"

storm signal No. 5 was hetsted at On page 8 of Exhibit C. 1 is stated Glorley was alongside the Stone Pieral, the Kowloos" could have abandonment, the abandonment of

2.30 am. on 2/9/39.2017 MAR these two lighters by, their crows ca and it was about this time that the taken away far more than this "Signal No. 5 to 8 ane definite

Boxswain of Gorley, according to that after 320 Ruth, there, was other

It is true that the ginti allera the night in question was justißed. 3. That of the two parties the warnings of imperding gales, and

As to the alleged should be treated such ble evidence. saw the No. 5 signal ons toe, the "Kowloon" to do and Herity and Dolley after they

behaviour of platatins were, this respect, the

more negligent in that at 1.30 a.m." the bellout of the same page it He EYE effect, that he knew the that between 2,30 and 3.20 .m. were abandoned and, as regards on 2/9/33 they

of this signal, and

were in RÚVODENI meming

com the crew of the "Kowloon" whe

"Karley." stated: "On the hoisting of any, one of the pale warning signals o tacted his company office on the duty but under the drcumstances

that while the No. 1 favourable position than the defends, Hghterman of "Kerley" omitted, bei ants for taking prompt and effective 3-3) all safety precautions should be shore bycelled it as office alert me I cannot eco that this was musclent fore abandonment To let out his aelion to remove cargo-laden Ughterm; yaf in hard at

on the called at the office person excuse for not using Kowloon anchor, as was done in the case from the beyin question sed ally; and, after returning to the tom 2.30 am. und 6.20-a.m. "Dolley IN GRAVE DANGER

the evidence regarding - eseglected to đa. No, STRA Lots Nos. 436 R.P. arid 360 Tang Yuen alies Tang Bun, It is evidence that" Citos, and. | wstructions from a

Glorley, received radio telephone indeed for not using "Kowloon" to arleysileged collisions with NOT PREMATURE.

director, taka RP 117 Wanchal Road,

cargo-laden Lighines out of Lighters Nos, 43, and 62 is too cons eHas, Haak Ngan Tuen, 29, and Nellore bays diend roughly from through an oute boy then sp- Cetor, and Nellore bays after 3.20 aleting and unsatisfactory to es 4. That having regard to the The property

A cast to west directions and reparently in charge of the defendants R.M has [been | Cheung Chung aliaz

tablish the occurrence, of the mid weather conditione prevdling.at and exempted from seizure

and Cheuk, 30, both residing at rikin evidence that the wind, following price to proceed to the Kowloon

în a situation mootr at was to be collisions" "but even assuming cold, after 4 am, on 2/9/11 the crews of the Zotating of No. 5 dignal at 2.3)

wharves and to tow lighters there exounted after, the holating of No. 5 sions did GCELT X sen; not, sütikled, both Dolley and Karley were"Justie disposal under the Japanese Chek Uk Village were

3.ITE. A Coming from a W.N.W. pened treaty as it is a property manded for two days in Police direction and that later the wind Stone Pies star to say be left meal the Kowloon should in having read to the nature of the fed in abandoning their Hensers

at 225 am, and got in my view have been used "to tow | damage: alleged to all savent of that much, abandonment; was neither; bicked to W.5.W. from which dires H.K.T.

the nearest available cargo-laden || the plaintifs lighters and to the premature nos due to regligence, dig belonging to a religious body custody by Mr W. S. Collier at on it was blowing at Tarrat Kowloon Wharves about 3.10 13.

byl--that's weather conditions were Bighters and knot. 'ment; off" „arta | evidence "given by, the mazino, sur- Kowloon this morning on 8pm Time Signal and "Pro-

ths part of the Krews, BBAS sand is used exclusively for

a being both sides' zidit, in my

view, be taken to have known that such as to prevent hing entering fourey chewhere. In order to ge grammzė) Summary;, 6.00, Jazz Half

veyor hir Wood, i that this damage: pl, that, the plants have failer) Hour presented by Robert Acheson religious or charitable purposes, charge o of robbery with violence.

De Mele etter 13: Citos and Nellore either. Ciles or Nellore, bays he the greatest number of cargo-laden was caused to forty' great extent it to establish, save is the case of, the (Studio); 8.30, Portuguese Half Hour The owners are: Kozui Ohtani,

Defendants are alleged to have a world be exposed to calef then describes how he later went to lighters into the Yaumal shelter, at all by collisions. It is quite lighter No. 2, the occurrence of Studio): 7, New Symphony Orches Kotoliro Gohera, Renzo robbed a Chinese woman Cheung coming directly to these love her moned two then the sense towing abould be my vie ave bee clear that is most leme this damago colision, or collocate

Sa'mentally, consistent with... what 9. That in of the Marlene Dietrich 2 Ouhi Isciichi Seki, Usabure Tim of a purse containing $30 from Westerly dictionar the

Cafe Paris, London: 1:49,

their ants figs, namely, Halley and Yau-, gun with those, cargo-lider lighter:|might, have brea caused by the No. 2 there was contributory: negis« Weather Report: 6, Time Signal and

Furuin and Kilautaro Yamashita, and three keys in Prince Ed Heaters would have title orang ley. The coxawiin of Yauley Derest at hand.

kad paterza and the bumplig together at gence on fam; part, of the plainfifte The News (Londen Belay): 1,99,

ward Road on June 19.

protection, and would be in gave given this court a detailed serunt | THE GREATER NEGLIGENCE. Ughters against each other and that this later could and should Commentary (London Relay) Bor

danger of damage.

of how he track and failed to

thei the other | 4gainst the whart. In this concec- have been towed from Helors bay Special Announcements; 9.15, -1'07-'

On the night in question the plain enter both Citos and Nellore bays. Ughttoed after. 130gm by Lon would refer to the damage before the Altulation became danger chestra" des Conceris. Lamoureux;

Annie Ling and Mrs had lighters in Clice Bay, atm At 220 m the spoed of the wind "Komioon "Chol

Chocles and a which were moored along evlenes-adduomi, I am saladed ¿DAL

cyband to the plaintify enters Non

Having regand to the whole of the 8.30. Journay into Space. Written

Cheng Tak-pul, have been ap-37 Nos: 301, 31 46 and 61. under the war from 22. 28 ots with Curlewe were all cars Jaden, H.E the Governor has appointed Assistant Registakes of bows of BV, CHCE and Bros. 3 and of knots. It did not materially

have obrisined the best rekalbt, have, withough involved in "no collisiony their claim for, Azmages agathat tim What bear litecoin 5. mal, proved the confirmation of the Births and Deaths by EE the inade No. 6 what south. They case until after fum, and did basse hoined us our eattheuches Bay and watch the plainting here falled 56 octabl

miso bad. 5-lighters in Nellore Bay, not reach its park sweet of 32 imote: been concezizzled, is other things suffered consideable damage, defendants-and it is, accordingly, dif- the per- Governor, it was announced in parea of which were originally with gusts of 51: knots until 2.m. beling requslesson the cargo-laden would also" incidentally refer to the mised, with costs to mal defendants. pensionable the Government Gazette today. mompelde: A.S. Hellore and two, Nos, So-that up 30 14 am, the wild was lachters nearest, on hand... The You- danzar a matined" bali, plidorifter, glamight add that throughout this y). Principals, Choeurs Bussen de establishment, It was announced

zi azmi 50, alongside the whart under: fresh, to strong swich ignats of sale med Styphoon shelter; an advent | Lighter 2003 86.- and 50 in Nellore, frial I bave been greatly, shistod. by Parla Orchestra "National "de" la Fin the

byting momemor, far only about treen Bay, which damage, on the evidence the able advice of my Mr 1. Petersen has been appe bows of BE, Nellore. A number force, but was not one to be cos the Government Gazette to Radiodiffusion · Francatos cond. by

penchere Highter contained cargo, uldered really dangerous. "That being "qundan olamgynde fapta How-- before me, I do not accept as being 3. P. Hrelit Ioway Dobrowen; – 1030, Que

·Stand-with. Bob Crosby's Bob Cas

Nursing to be Marketing Officer vice had lighters is Citos Bay, namely: weic of, Malereyen, and Hyadega omotal chartiandi Baving heard 30.59. Weather Report 11. Time Sister, Mr D. N. E. Rea, Crown Mr. M. D. Sargent, it was

Printed and published by WILLIAM, ALICE GRINEA Shingley, Karley and Wangler, and telling the truth about the thing distance in person.on, the sug Simal. Radio New Reel (London Counsel; and Mr. L. G. Crowe, nounced in

moured in that gordar outwards from weather, they coecuntered when they Cheley, Tucanon og gestors to sad on behalf of South China Morning Post: LimitedUfar Relay): 11.15. Goodnight Minde: God

the

the KABLOLAMY.; Catos; iland (1) Altenpolad to enter citas and Nellore heren mich, this induice. TrRIS 30 MAY Save The Queen; 11.30, Close Row Estate Sur

Gazette: today.

lighters in Vellore - Bay, namely, bays, they spun bays aratyed on the view log: tag - Kowloon, kudeded Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colema

43

Dismissing the appeal, His WITH HEROIN plura, pink face as though Lordship said he thought the she could hardly credit the truth

sentence wi, on the high side of what she had just heard. It but he considered it to be a bad

A thirteen-year-old juvenile was cautioned and discharged by seemned

to be an effort for her case and that such offences were to pay attention to the

Chief prevalent. A sentence should be Mr I. T. Morris at the Kowloon Magistrate, Si- Laurence Dunne,

ane, sufficient to be a deterrent, he Juvenile Court this morning for

went on, and he did not regard heroin who now

possession now said to her: "You've

24 packets

of behaved

very

scrtem.es Wrongly and the

passed wickedly, you know, leaving manifestly excessive,

The boy's mother was bound husband and child, and

On Mr Bernacchi's applica-over $100 for one year to keep down here without any tion, the Court ordered that the her son out of trouble. sentence date from the date of

The boy was arrested on June conviction.

27 at Apliu Street near Nam Cheong Streek,

Defendant said, that he was carrying the drugs for no old man for 50 cents a packet,

your coming

.

resources at all."

Vicky nodded.

"I shall put you on probation

for

wo years, and condition

will be that you shall not leave

your family without reference

to

the probation officer in the

north, do you see?"

Property

Vicky nodded again. And a Relinquished

broad smile

smile spread across her face as the gaoler showed her out towards her journey to the north, towards the bleak little town where as she was learning the hard way, her roots now lay.

Radio Hongkong

and produced by Charler · Chilton

The

Custodian

Enemy

Robbery With

Property relinquished Control Violence Charge

and custody, on June 24 of Inland

On Establishment

the Form (Recorded London following officers to: Relay): 815, At the Opera. "Boris Godounoff”. Acts 28: 5 [Moumork" Thament

re-

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of delend

knowledge that the coxswains of me the evidence, in this connection. | answer) is not affected by the down under the bones of Nellore, To Dolley end "Harley" asked for of the defendants" "wittam 14 Kan. belp. If they had not aced for wah, who was a mew member, en" help. I would all be exactly of the Ughter

No. 22 is · mucia, Imore same option."

credible and convincing.

For the foregoing, reasons I hold: blame attaches to either mide up to the hoisting ́až No. 5 signal at 2.30 am..on Septem

(2) 19sat there is no evidenon of ❘ der 2, 1853 hath plaintile - and t

F. A. E. Clarke pointed by HE the Governor. On the other; hand the defenchante" "endik „Wotild seen that, if the come loom witziver Nos,5-3 and 200tsen 1995

was a

Government

negligent

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