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SHANKS & CO., LTD. SANITARY EQUIPMENT.

| ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. H.K. & Shanghai Bank/Bldg. Tel. 27789

JOHN CLARKE'S Disciplined,

CASEBOOK

The End Of

A Chapter PATRICIA

Spirited

Performance

The Crescendo Chorus, under Its Director Pro

was 15 when | fessor Chao Mei-pa, gave a her mother died. She well-disciplined and spirited of Handel's was an only child, and as performance

"Judus she had leaving

on Saturday

oratorio,

reached school- stirring

her bus con- | Maccabaeus," ake, ductor father might have evening at Queen's College. This oratorio La Handel's kept her at home to keep |

populur. ofter

The house for him and keep him most

LA it

for less company in his sudden kone. Messiah, but

often performed, and music- lovers in Hongkong are grateful liness and misery.

te Prof Choo for cabling them to hear this herole work.

Tho chora! oratorio warmth

Hot Picia's father was not Questo util his own comfort

Hi Arst thoughts wPTE r: 1

her hapoyado sensor

POSTCARDS

Je 1

were

of the with

sectiona

Kiven

As a body,

and unity

o be bounded his daughter the Crescendo Chorus 1s per-

neighbours long haps one of the best out with the street who had chlinirea of Patricia's age-girls who ad been her friends at school and he got along on his own as best

giving Patile sa I could,

more.

"drilled" there Hongkong, Bl

individual

Outstanding voices than in any other choir. The balance was a little over- weightedl The

the side of the ladies ID:1

stronger male stion would be desirable.

freedom of his home whenever shu ahould want it, but spat ang her its hares

For two years this attange-

What

we must missed,

CHINA MAIL

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MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1956.

STARYS INSTANTLY NEVER MISSES

SHEAFFER'S

SIDE GLANCES · By Galbraith MOLLER. FAMILY QUARREL

TM VA PEL OM,

ofter

ment worked happily and the bearing the "Creation," was the

or day Patriein walked out of

her friends bane. aniql

sailen

off to the wilds of Loron live

PROFIL!

melafatem,

quite a different l

DISSERING OT in orchestra How-

und well-arranged

the

'rk។ volume al

ever Food

The Jack

accompaniment.

is to

From time to time a push ard would arrive for the tallies from Patrieina Thes posters all s

effeel.

next Having wories ful

172 Timur," and bar West End post- marks, but no address

SPONGERS

PATRICIA'S new Ir-ruds when

wi, skaticeabic, **** 11

The be hoped that now example has ben Bet, Prof. Cho will be able to give

performance with UT- FX- solu!

lbརྟst{t]

campaniment

121

1210 Tenor

peetally number, Sound an Aların," did that trumpets-gn:t be more effective thum Handel's use of trumpeta, However, the planist. Miss Tu Yuch-jes, Insisted

Yao, Rive Adequate and reliable support.

the surt

nothing can whose creed con- tals an anti-work clause, but she never sink quite to their level. She worked.

She

Eugenia an intelligent glet and dit well enough in The, job she found as a cashier in a store,

WAK

But the life that she liver with her rafish friends was an VAPEUSIVE one, and they

were

Patriela

not above sponging wre soon spenting nure money than she worried. She began in

LEARNED

A LESSON

DY the the she was caught had taken more than She was brought to Bow unsel there she piraded 10 Üree

£50

Street.

#uilty

embezzlement

charges

been

ہوا

ORIGINAL IDEA

Misa

“Thai new hat, my dear, posltively makes you good looking—it's hard to realise little things can

change a person!"

ENDS IN LITIGATION

An appeal against the decision of Mr Justice J. R. Gregg delivered in Chambers on February 1, 1956, dismissing an application by Eric Blechynden Moller, Ralph Blechynden Moller and Lindsay Blechynden Moller (the present appellants) relating to a trust was brought before the Full Court comprising Mr Justice J. M. Hogan. (Chief Justice) and Mr Justice J. Reynolds (Acting Puisne Judge) this morning.

The application before Mr Justice Gregg was for an order that upon the appellants, (then defendants) without admitting any of the allegations in the state- ment of claim which are not already admitted in their respective defences, sub- mitting to judgment at the option of the respondents (then plaintiffs) either for execution of the trusts of the settlement by the Court na asked for in paragraph 1 of the prayer in the statement of claim, or for the appointment of a judicial trustee of the said settlement as asked for in paragraph 2 of the said prayer and in either event for all necessary and proper accounts (including accounts on the footing of wilful default) enquiries and directions, and upon the appellants pay- ing personally the taxed costs of the respondents of the action to the date of the application, the costs of taking any necounts or making any inquiries to abide the result, all further proceedings be stayed as against the three appellants save for purpose of obtaining and enforcing any such judgment as aforesaid.

Appellants are represented by J. C. Stewart of Stewart and vested entirely in the holders

Oswold Cheung and Mr Company.

of the management shares. A. F. M. Berkeley, instructed by Second

Nancy respondents Mr D. B. Evans of Messrs John- Roselle Hamilton, Isabel Erica son. Stokes and Master.

Feeney and the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Hongkong (Trustee) Ltd., are not in Court and

represented by Counsel.

First respondents are Christo- pher Blechynden Moller, Eric Moller (since deceased) ond John McNeill. Appearing

on their behalt are the Hon. Leo d'Almada, QC, and Mr Leslie Wright, both instructed by Mr

WAS PROVOKED

MAN WHO WAS

ACCUSED OF MURDER

The trial began at the Criminal Sessions this morning of Kwok Kam-chiu, 35, earth coolie, charged with murdering a pork seller by stabbing him with a kitchen knife in the course of a fight.

The Crown's case was that there had been provocation on the part of the deceased, who hit Kwok on the head with an umbrella, but that the coolie's retaliation went too far.

Kwok pleaded not guilty There was some talk of fight-bear some relation to the pro-

vocation.

are

not

They had the sole right to attend and vote at general meetings of the Company and to manage and control the

Company's business,

The

attached to the rights shares in the Company were in Counsel's submission of great | Importance.

The

preference shares corried a right to a fixed cumulative preferential dividend £12 per cent per share, and priority as to return of capital in a winding up. They conferred no right to attend or vote at general meetings as long as any of the management shareholders was living.

THE PARTIES Mr Berkeley said the plainum on the amended writ before the Court, Christopher Moller, was

beneficiary under (trust) of £12 settlement and also one of the trustees in the settlement. The second plaintiff, John McNeill, Whe trustee and had no beneficiary interest under the

SPiKent They were the tw

respondents in the present appeal, he said.

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FIRE BRIGADE

At a Public Meeting, "con vered by advertisement, at the residence of Messrs Armstrong & Lawrence, on Wednesday,

Present, Messrs Shortrede, Lapraik, Strachan,

Brimelow, Duddell, Brown, Haskell, Bernhart, May, Bevan, Turn- ег Lawrence, Lauto, Hard- Cohen, GrandPro, Dix-

ing.

sun, Woods, Nyrio, Stewart, Bowra, G. Lawrence, Tatham Brooks, Hooy, Roc

Roesing, Spence, Grackan-

Lorrain

Armstrong,

thorp, Boyle, and Dra Graham, and Wright, Hinam, Tamachoy, Yow-lem-poo, Hing-tao, Hee

Hee-shoon, Chun-sing, Sy- sing, Yik-loong, Chu-tol, Chun- Lai-quang. Lo-sum-yan, and Onkee

Mr Shortrede having

been Chair, called to the

and Mr Armstrong appointed Secretary. The Chairman said that the object of the meeting was, as mentioned in the public notice, the embod}- ment of a Fire-brigade. The utility of such a foren was unquesitoriable, and he hoped the members would not begin by alming at too much, not be deterred by the smailnews of their number at first starting: for. once established, the force would speedily increase, and become a very important publie body. He would call on Me May for his ideas on the subject

LEGAL PROTECTION

My May said his opinions had al- ready been expressed in the Cir cular sent round for signature; but he might add, that it would very much Interesne

the utility of the Association that the members should feel that they have the legal pro- tection to act both for the suppres sion of fire and the preservation of life and property. There may be many irenatarices presenting themselves at a scene of confusion and terror such as a fire, in which the members would "And themselves called upon, not less by their own will, than by duty, to act promptly and determinedly: therefore the combining of the office of constable with that of a member of the Fire

Brigade must serve a very benefi cial purpose, deserving serious con- skierstion, Fire is not the only meny that the association might have

open to the

Concret their schemes and prepaIO their armaments on the mainland to

The ordinary shares, which were subject of this settlement, The appellants, Eric, Ralph had a right to such dividends, and Lindsay Molter, were the if any, as the management share. original first three defendants in hoders may decide to declare. the action and they were the Although ordinary shareholders other trustees of the settlement,

rights as to dividend depended They

were

beneficiaries entirely on what management riso

shareholders thought fit to give interested in The remainder under the settlement, Mr Berke-plus assets in a winding up: they were entitled to alt ley sald

The next defendants in subject to the preference capital

the being repaid and the capt

capital paid Isabel, had not appeared at all original

and action, Nancy

shares up on the management in Court in the proceedings and being repaid right of voting of armed bands, who Dan readily Ordinary shares to combat, Placed as we are in ors their inte

the Bottle-

conferred no interest under the

sald. ment was an annuity of £1,200 whatever, Mr Berkeley

Management shares conferred make swoop on the colong. It is cach held discretionary trust

to right whatever in a winding an important feature, that the mem- for thems and their issue.

Mr Berkeley said that the last up beyond the return of capital.bers should be ready for such an Mr Berkeley fald that the emergency. It must be apparent to ail, that a band of two hundred men the Hongkong and defendant,

Bank,

directors of the Company were might any night land on the Praya, Shanghai

Hongkong

brothers for life, so dangerous matter to obtain imme and that it would be a dimeult and the four Ltd. was a iruslee of

his 26 man-diately #aunclent force to prevent Lindsay had abschler or

worst nature. ceased to hold his management Adverting to the form of oath to be taken by the members, he thought shares and therefore ceased to there would be no dimenity, so to be a director. The prevent frame it, that only on occasions of directors of the Company were

would be palpable to the members Christopher, Erie and Ralph.

| themselves) it would be their duty to turn out as .body. This com- Hearing is continuing.

bined purpose should not however (be made an obstacle. to the-enrol- ment of the members, as the chief object would be oblained by its formation in any shape,

Blow might be answered by blow, or the use of a stick might be answered by the use of an- "The Crown feels," other stick. Crown Counsel sald, "that if a deadly weapon such as a knife was allowed to be used every time a

man got a punch or a crack over the head with an umbrella, then none of our lives would be safe."

Soffiamant whieh Christopher long as each hold

WILS Sar original idea to spread the solos among several singers rather than concentrate before Mr Justice James Wicks, Ing it out "iman lo man," Crown to the murder of Chan Ping | Counsel continued. It was gel- on one mioist for each type of

The

sang at Un Long on December 19.ting dark sojoista

by that time. The effectively;

A Jury of four men PUTES

outlast year.

woman Lee Man-kee saw Chan three wonich standing among them whs Miss and

was

after em-Ping fall

with a scuffic Babara Fel, whose two panelled.

Kwok, who ran away.

Chan Before the jurors were sworn,

Ping's antiers, " Watched Israel,"

two friends of examined him and found him BAL 50 Shalf the Lute and Bla Lordship asked if any

then

objection DAY

A to bleeding.

private car was Herp Awake", gave her scope

The for much variety.

ducts serving at the trial. which contacted and he was taken to When the story

of Miss Ada Link and Miss involved capital punishment If the Un Long Dispensary, where Winnie We were also remark- the accused was convicted

he was pronounced dead. briefly told, Patricia, a fragile-

He submitted that in the pre-quarter share in the trust fund looking 28-year-old, with pre-able for their blending, and the There were no objections.

A post-mortem wag later sent case it

In which he had interest in the Mr

was murder on the mise of prettiness in her delicate slowerity of interpretation

icmainder. features,

WUDA.

held by Dr T. M. Teoh, Police part of the accused The Crown as always, WHIN

the Kowloon contended that there had been Continuing. Me Berkeley said Inquiries to be mode

pleasing performance,

pathologist,

Mortuary. Dr Teoh provocation, but it was for the

nature of the appeal that the When

Though some of his lower poles

Public nexi

appeared,

found a number of wounds on Jury to decide whether that pro- shortly was that the appellants were inclined to get lost in the the probation

deceased; on the left side vocation was sufficiently great as the at

who were then the only defen- fas! officer, went into the witness · Fas

Of the passages.

choral

of the head, over the left eye to warrant the accused using a dants to deliver defences in the ix, and told the magistrate, Seebus, the most effective was

the neck, the shoulder and knife.

action ecsired to submit to judg- Mr R. H. Blundell, of all that the

ment for all heller claimed in shoulder blade, and to the left hind happened to Putricia since Conquering Hero Comes,

ribs.

the wellen and were seeking to oblain an urder staying further proceedings in the action except the purpose of obtaining forent ta

Miss Hamilton,

her mother's death

for

Akxung

Kave

Hamilton

old favourite,

'Sce the This

was introduced by a chorus of represented by girls who

NOISY EXTERNALS

two cubicles,, "cockloft.

the

Hearing is proceeding.

MASKED MEN

RAID HOUSE

The

which they were prepared to submit In inforcing that judgment.

Sam Goldwyn Interview

the

great ergency (which emergency

PECULIARITIES

Mr Duddell enlled the attention of the meeting to the importanco “of the pecularities of the great body of this community, vizi ihe Chinese. who were predestinarians in the matter of fire; their very forges and Casting shops were built of bamboo and mailing, a great portion of the Chinese were so poor that the furze on the hills was their common fuel: they went to bed nightly, with the Alm

opium-lamp inside their bed- featured | carinine, and turned night into day by the light of lamps at their secceT

crowded gambling houses, *

there can not be a doubt of the

Mr W. A. Blair-Kur, Senior Crown Counsel, is prosecuting, assisted by Divisional Detective Inspector R. J. Bretherton, of New Territories. Mr L. J.

V. D'Alton is for the Dolence. instructed by Mr R. Dyer, of Deacons.

Opening the Crown's case, Mr Alair-

air-Kerr told the Jury that "This gle," Miss

this offence took place just out-

DEEP WOUND side Un from St Stephens School,

Un Long, in said, "gut mixed up with very

a wooden hut situated In und true bad ansociates, but I think that sang with sweetness

of huts. 4 row

Blair-Kerr shid

she's learned a lesson."

tone. followed by the ull The hut was known as No. 20 wound that caused death was boded chorus. Giria from St RECONCILIATION

the one Wan Chau Road. It consisted

to the ribs. It was

Mr Samuel Goldwyn, Holly- ght of a little space inside the door, four and half inches deep, and

wood's world-famous moving. PATRICE

ATRICIA, all the colour gone Stephews and the True Light

Ta ben

The appeal was from an order from her checks, clung to Sent

picture director and the "grond School

kitchen at was found to have gone in the Inter combined in the

of Mr Justice J. R. Gregg on old man" number,

tween the ribs, through the

of American "O the dock rail, and closed her movi

Lovely the back and a

The cockluft was reached by

Two masked men raided the February 1, 1956, when he repro lung, and touched the stomach.

will be production She

Prof. Choo Is eyes.

looked

to be. collapst

Kwok was arrested on Januzey home of a Chinese textile mer-fused the stay which appellants over Rediffusion's Blue Network congratulated on this idea of a ladder about two spaces from

chant a 33 Keelung Street, ist were socking and the points this evening in a quarter-hour Amongst such people we live; and "There has been a reconcilia. bringing young volets in for the the front door. The accused lived 18. He made two long state-

in the cockloft for some time flon with the father, happily, occasion.

ments to the Police. Mr Blair- floor shortly before dawn this Miss Hamilton went on, "and he

before the incident. There was Kerr read them out to the Jury, morning and stole $1,000 worth

of cash and valuables. also a back door to the hut. visited her in Holloway

which was not dojected to by I know

Mr Blair-Kerr sald that

the Defence. that the situation is fraught with

It was dlMeulties, but I do think that

a pity that externals man, Wong Yuk-kal, lived in made themselves apparent Un. Jone of the cubicles with a supervision might be useful."

What are the prospects of not the best concert hall

fortunately, Queen's College is woman. Chan Tim. Another her getting

for woman, Li Man-kee, lived in the a job?" asked the warm weather. If the windows other

cubicle. Another man magistrale. Very Ro

are lett open, the noise of trams named Leung stayed with Kwok good

She has an ex- overcomes all; if they are closed, in the cockloft. cellent work record,"

the noise of the fans is definitely

The deceased, a pork seller. tion which one cannot help but Ip Kau "Very notice. I would like, also, "to make a plea once again for more

THE AGGRESSOR the afternoon of Docer- light in the hall during the per

formance.

19, Crown Counsel said, It is really desirable

Crown Counsel told the Jury probation and you must to allow enough Ught for the accused and Leung were in the that the evidence showed that pay back the money at the rate audience to read: several em Ping crime to the hut with his sor, but the Crown's case was cockioft playing cards. Chan Chan Ping had beom the agrès- or LI week,"

said the bern of the audience were vano triend, Chan Nam, and asked that the accused went a bit too magistrate.

trying to follow.on a score por to ...Patricia began, then make out the titles of the many Loo Man-koe, to go to the pic far, He may well have been she collapsed into the arms of numbers on the programme; the tures with him. She refused. provoked, but he went too far,

There slightly. brighter light would not

was some talk of he added, take attention from the per-monéy.

woman usked

Mr Blair Kerr said provoca- Chan Fing

to return a loan of ton in Jaw could have the effect. formance.

However, these detalls did not 52 and he refused. Wong

of reducing a charge from murder detract from the obvious serieral Yuk-kal asked Chen Ping for to manslaughter,

but this was that held great promise had al- and his singers well deserved the him. Chan Ping claimed, Wong stances. The

enjoyment, and Professor Chan the return of another loan

to done only in certain ready begun.

crum retallition must 'full house they drow, Wo know

Was

In one of the statements, ac-bs cused dented he had committed murder. He end deceased h film on the head with en un brella and that Chan Ping and his friends hit him with their Ists. He got u knife from the

was a stories with many of

which arose on the appeal were twofold: Whether the appellants interview to be heard by Hong-

necessity of the force Mr May kong listeners of had in fact submitted to all re-

During the feature interview would call into action to aid the

for 7.15.

**** | authorities; and no doubt when It was still unknown how the Her claimed in the action; and

whether, that being so, n stap Mr Goldwyn will, of course, formed, a Fire-brigado would in a gained entry into the tat men

impressions of give his

· this | short time became a most aMelent there were no signs that the should be granted.

Colony and of his recent travels, sociation. The Fire-brigade, Mis

*** | Duddell suggested, should FAMILY QUARREL

be door to the flat was forced open,

but the main portion of the organized something attor this wise: have They were belleved to

Mr Berkeley in outlining the interview will be devoted to ay a Foremen and one or two climbed up a drainage pipe to a facts said that this, as their

of his life and ex- other Leaders according to its window of the house.

Lordships had seen,

sirength; Engine Companies, -1,2,3, the Inside the house the men took family

**** with Officers: Engine-house in a quarrel. The then world's most popular Ulm stars central position, with Alarm- $700 from a pair of trousers, second plaintiff, Eric

altached: Moller, World

4 Subscription to be got up for immediate ex» Rogers, Eddie' of the house. Meanwhile, a

including Will father

penses; the aid which His Excet- started. He was the

Ronald Coleman, Vilma

Lency

the Governor so kindly the houso

was four

Christopher (first

offered to be at ance, sought after; Gary Cooper, Danny aroused by the noise; she was regon

and respondent). Eric, Ralph

Dara Andrews, Teress and the Fire-brigade to place. Itanik threatened of the point of knife Lindsay

In communication, with the numeroPLAN (the appellants) and Wright, Betty Grable, Paulette

Insurance Offices: Meetings to be The armed men opened the Two claughters, Nancy and Goddard, Lucille Ball, David called monthly: and one every year doos and escaped.

to elect new Offco-bedrera-and no doubt so long as the Fire-brigade romaine,elfolent, the countenance and · garlatance of Government will constitute a "panőbly of legal prov tection" instead of the Special

"What do you want to say?" disturbing and creates a vibra-jhad two friends, Chan Nom and kitchen and struck Chan Ping | and then ransacked other parts had died since the proceedings; ose te has promoted to fame bell

the magistrate asked Patricia.

Only whispers

came

notry, very sorry."

COLLAPSE

661VELL, I shall put you an

the court matron.

They carried Patricia out, and, when

came

round, wretched chapter in her short

she

carver had ended and a new one

Soldier On

Robbery Charge.

ber

CARD GAME

The

the one who owed him he will go on to new successes, money, and we sincerely hope that nex There was a row

between time he will be abe to provide deceased and Wong, which at- orchestra accompaniment to his tracted the attention of the choir, ---X.X.

people, up in the cockloft, cused, cime down and allegedly payhost. Chen Ping out through the door.

with it.

....

Cyclist Thrown Into Harbour-

Womari

Protest By B & K

(Continued from Page 1)

Wales or meetings Scotland an with the population, which is a maiter of regret."

Isobel (second respondents). Niven, Virginia Bruce, Farley

Cranger, others;

week.

Virginia Mayo and

Crown Fails In

constable's outh. The Duty of the Fire-bricade, he imagined, was not

manual labour at

point

appointed for the

-the - Engines

example, were and from the

purpose of

such Commilies to consist of. Shortrede

BOWTE.

Dixon.

·Conten Armstrong, Tim-ichoy, Kinam, and Assam

for Yow-Wan-co0); which

was a mecorded by Mr Brimelow, and carried unanimously.

motion;

A PROMISE

On June, 1940, D Dompany Trust, Lid called the 'Moilers was incorporated under Hong Mr Goldwyn will tell of his kong-law with a capital of

1.000 experiences in making the film £1,000

divided into shares of £1 each, all of which version of the New York and had been

Issued and it was London-stage success. "Guys and order, system, and

based on stories by the mains. to Dolls! important, Mr Berkeley said,

Damon Runyon concerning Man number of resectable, Chinese now appreciate the Constitution of

hattan's "Bowery, crowd" the preemt, it was evident the Brigade

would supported with that Company.

at Coal was divided into local premiere of which will reliable labour, beygod to pre 100 management shares, 400 take place in Hongkong this that a Committee would be drawing up rules for a Fire-DV by preference shares and 500 or "Furthermore the previously dinary shares, all of teach.. proposed programme now omlis Originally cach of the four many industrial places formerly brothers held

100 preference Included. The final programme shares and 25

mazingement handed over by the Foreign shares. At tho present dato Office Included a visit to Eric and Ralph jointly had Birminghan factory, but for taken over Lindsay's 100' 'pré- some reason or other this has ference and 28 been

management been omitted," they added.

that between them

·A· Crown- application Levin shares, "Bulganin and Khrushchev, in they held three-quarters of the condemn 8267 tools of gold their talk with the Tosa cor- respondent

three-quarters of seized on the sa Nellore, Last profence and Bold they were the

management, shares, the Juno' was dismissed by Mr Hin-

Me Berachart 'moved and Me Cohen, being hold shing Lo at Central Magistracy Brlilah citizens for their kind He

wecorded; – that the minutes of this this morning. Roed near.

by Christopher invitations, but could not accept

Manage meeting, he published both, in, kage Giving his decision after ah and Child

Me: Armstrong. SamDE detained 'malo SECOND ARGUMENT

included

Judgment, the decatan, to us in Or in the programme rulouryhares had been held 1-hour # Chinese girl, of. $4 In a lane European in connection

with

5. The results of this, jysa that

drawn up by the British side. by the trustees Intiement Mngitrato held that the "gold off Tee House Birect, on April 8. the case.

golier argument took place were both travelling towards Britain may there are still in and that the sole trust fund did nee fall within the statutory bored, Maren Anm

some, forces who do not constituted under this settle definition of gold and that no on the more of

Lawrence for the "une Kwok was hit, on the head with | Central when the accident wish to permit wider contact ment, Mr Barkeley said. By contravention or any attempted | incetrede, foc; his caescr an umbrella The Police later ocurred. When the private between the Soviet leaders and Counsel and that under the contravention of any provision of chalawar found the umbrella, broken, li cue stopped the cycle ran into the Britlah Ypopulation, to the Contration of The Company, the ImportaÑory unch IKERLion Akadimistal meeting two parts.

its nearside, rear mudguard. statement concluded. Reiter, and the contred of the Company was - Ordinance has decurre

· Malcolm Thomas Chadwick,

Handbag Stolen

A trama accident occurred 19, Plc, of King's Own Royal

Mr Blair-Kerr raid Chan Ping when motor cycle collided with Regt

and Chan Nam then left and private car. at about 11.05 pm. whs, remanded for three

A Chinese woman pedestrian met Chan Fing's other friend, in Connaught Road West last ays by Mr Hin-shing-Lo at Central this

her handbag containing Ip Kau. The three had a dis- night, supple morning on charge of robbery with m of- casti stolen at 10 o'clock last cursion) Later, thoy! went to

The dolls, Les Chau-100 20, deeply grateful to the hospitable remaining quarter night. The theft took place on Wong Yuk-kal's hut, knocked

had

Kennedy

fensive weapons robbed |Donnell Road. The Police report | Be Wong,

Defendant Armed within- peri-knife, Chow Po-hing, plins Wong S, they have

· Mac on the door and demanded to retained slight injurios, bus them since such visits are not sunod September 2, 1040, all

*** Printed' and published by WILLIAM ALICK Gammam for arid on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 2-3 Wyndham Street, Cily of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

was thrown into the son

was saved by the nearby junk men.

The car and the motor

Application

Mr. Akmartrong, snick, he had" pod-

Varmed with several of the principal. Chlabsą“ stopkeepers on the nocemity? of m:7ire-britada, and they had a premed themselves willing to supply fram, each housse à coolie, or as TORNO" we may be required, for the purpose or working the Engines.

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