1957-03-25 — Page 10

STOLD PATENTE

DEXION

SLOTTED ANGLES

ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. H.K. & Shanghai Manic Midg, Tel. 37788",

JOHN CLARKE'S

CASEBOOK

Apple Of

Her Eye

MAR

ARY lived near King's Cross with her painter husband,

three grown-up sons and one son aged 18. The three elder boys went out to work each day and at the week's end brought their mother £2 aplece for their keep. The 13-year- old went to school.

He was always getting Into

for he for

scant

scrapes, authority but he

regard was eye.

the apple of his mother's

INNOCENCE

THE apple

CHINA MAIL

TRIBUTE PAID TO DIRECTORS

A tribute to the initiative and business sense of the Directors was paid by the Hon Sir Tsun- nin Chau in seconding the Chairman's proposal for the adoption of the Report and Accounts at the annual general meeting of the Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Ltd. held at Jardine's Boardroom, Alexandra House, this morning.

were

Mr H. D. M. Barton, Chair- The motion was seconded by Mr L Fook-shu and carried man, said

An interim dividend of $1.75 | unanimously. per share, was paid in Septem- Messrs Peat, Marwick, ber, 1950, absorbing $2,278,000. Mitchell and Co. After providing for taxation, appointed auditors, at 4 re amortisation of Crown Leases ¦ muuerailon of $8,500 a month, for the depreciation and on the proposal of Mr C. H. and replacement of buldings, there Clout, seconded by

Mr Law remains a balance of $4,348,744 Wal-fu. from which your Directors have recommended further appro- priations as follows:

of

dividend To pay a final of Mary's eye $1.75 per share on the 1,300,000 Lame home late one evening existing shares, costing $2,276,-

bonus to rather breathlessly present-QUO; to pay a ed with a curiously mixed $90,000; to transfer to General La cient—a pair of opera-glasses Reserve $1,400,000; to carry for

They're ward to 1957 $583,744. and an alarm clock. Lor you, mum," he said, laying the tribute before her.

Where did you get them?" Mary asked.

"I just got 'em, thought you'd like 'em. mum." the boy said, Innocence His tone of injured

forbade further questioning.

Noxt morning, Mary pawned her gifts for 17s. 6d. would have taken evth Jesa,

Conference A Complete Success

(Continued from Page 1) said he hoped the missiles would never be used, but that they were the best means of staving off u war.

Mr

the

lo

which

Macmillan suid

decision

Rave Aliantie Pact member

advantages

HAPPY SITUATION Sir Tsun-nin Chau sald: The Directors' Report for 1958 re- cords mother very satisfactory year for the Company, and 1 shareholders am sure that all

older American me in sup- will wish to join porting the policy of the Direc-the tors which has

brought about technient

It is would have been difficult to ob- Buch favourable results. Mury

tain otherwise. Indeed

Moreover, the decision co-opemtion Anu symbolised

members

develop enabled their research in other directions and thus avoid duplication,

The Prime Minister sati and Mr Elsenhower were divided on the is ue of trade with Communist China, chlufy because foreign trade is vital to Britain but not to the United

She did not want money, only to be rid of the things, instinct told her there was something wrong with them-and instinet was perfectly right. Her son had acquired the gifts as his share in the proceeds of three-boy raid on a basement flat near by,

A day or two later, Mary stood in the dock at the Clocken-well couri ploading guilty to receiving the opera~ glasses and the clock, knowing them to have been stolen..

gaid

was just frightened," she

"You should not have assisted your boy by receiving stolen property," said the magistrate, Me E. G. Robey.

HARD WORK

MARY, a woman of 55, who

hard

bears the stamp of work upon her, nodded agree

ment.

"Quite right," she said, "but It's not the sort of thing that's happened before,

She was he £5, and she went away with a resolute look that suggested that the apple of her eye would do well to keep out of her sight for a while,

Repentant Priest

Paris, Mar. 24,

happy situation when landlord can show substantial increases in profit from year to year while maintaining a well docrvod reputation for for dealing and reasonable гелі charges.

Should like to endorse your remarks with regard to Alex dra House, When one looks bock upon the days of the old Alexan dra Building, Royal Building and Chung Tin Building, the States, rather dowdy and old-fashionedi trio which used to occupy this die, one cannot help but be im pressed by the provement that has taken place with the completion of Alexan-

dra House

wonderful im

This

10

he

stil

freedom of trade. Britain's project for a

These nations thus approach the problem from a different angle, Mr Macmillan added.

He sald the projected joint should work European market toward ever-widening outstanding single European Assembly was new building appropriately re feets the initiative and found aimed at making present Euro- business sense of our Directors Pan organisations more rational

and coherent. who, together with the Archi-

Mr Macmillan proposed Paris tects and Contractors, well as headquarters for this As- deserve our hearty thanks and sembly,France-Presse. congratulations.

The motion was put to the meeting and carried: animously.

A-

Mr

Mr Henry G. Leong and R. P. Moodie, who retired from. the Board of Directors by rotation, were re-elected on the proposal of Mr J. W Bennett, seconded by Mr H. Sidbury.

NEW APPOINTMENT The Chairman went on: At a Board meeting held on Febru-

Mr ary 14, 1957,

B.C. Field, Manager & Secretary, was ap- pointed a Director of the com- Catholic priest, pany, with the

Intention that A French Father Francis Connan, who he should be recommended Introduced certain prayers in this annual general meeting for French instead of Latin, today appointment pledged that he would give up his "iturgical experiments" at the Church of St Severin, Paris, under the terms of the Com- pany's Memorandum & Articles of Association,

(but not permanent)

1.

Managing Director

now have pleasure

in

MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1957.

By Galbraith

SIDE GLANCES

*2.4

ON 1947 Ný REA Barvien, A

"Goorge really enjoys parties--but he's a man who doesn't like to show his feelings!"

The Governor Attends

Requiem Mass For

Late Pres Magsaysay

SHEAFFER'S

ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN

ALLEGED RIOTERS

ON TRIAL

It was alleged at the trial of 15 men charged with rioting before Mr Justice J. R. Gregg in the Criminal Sessions this morning that a crowd of more than 1,000 persons outside, the Pao Shing cotton mill in Toun Wan demanded that the management of the Mill should hoist a Chinese Nationalist flag.

The Prosecution stated that the trouble started between 4 and 4,30 p.m. on Octoper 11 last when a group of women who had assembled out- side the Mill started singing anti-Communist songs. This demonstration caused a large crowd to assemble and this mob, allegedly led by the first accused, made demands on the management.

On ta aro-Wong Chung-1 son why that should be done and (3) thul the yuen 33, carpenter: Woo Pong was given}; you, 27, weaver; Yuen Chuen, management should discharge 39, earth coolic, Law Ching, 42, a long string of fire crackers

Tro-tak, tallyman; Tong

28, from the roof of the factory, weaver; Mak Ping-chat, 20, After shouting this to

the weaver" Keung Chung 31, crowd, first accused was cheexİ, enamel worker; Yeung Kwel, It was alleged that he said that 41, farmer; Chiu Kai-yuen, 25, if the managers of the Mil did mechanie; Ho Yun, 38, earth

spinner.

coolle; Liu Yick-chol, 30, cook; not agree to the terms "we will Wong Chiu-took, 27, mechanic: assault them and burn the fac-

rubber Fung Chi-wing, 24,

The few Police on the reene 42, Nam Kel-ting, Worker; weaver; and Wu Dit-keung, 20, at this time ordered the crowd to disperse but the crowd took The indictment alleges that no notlee, in fact it was grow- the 18 accused, together with ing

minute, Mr by more than three other persons, Morley-John said, People in the on October 11, 1958, at Tuni

crowd then the Wan riotously assembled to-started throwing stones at gether at the Pao Shing cotton windows of the Mill. There were moto ghouls and cries of "Let's burn the factory,"

mill

arxd

minute

FIRES STARTED

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By Burince China, People's Republic, '7 xằm. Macoo, 1 p.m. Macao, & p.m.,

Radio Hongkong

+

Mr M. Morley John and Mr W. S. Collier, Crown Counse}, me prosecuting, assisted by Det, Insp. D. E. W. O'Brien.

Crown Counsel said that some Mr V L. J. D'Alton of the crowd managed to enter atructed by Mr P. D. A. the factory and started Воте His Excellency the Governor, Sir Alexander Remedios, 19 defending the small fires.

fifth, sixth, eighth, At that stage Police reinforce- Grantham, and Lady Grantham, members of the Consocomi

officials and hundreds of ninth, tenth, twelfth

H.K.T. and the ments, consisting of 24 uniform- sulate Corps, Government

thirteenth accused'. The othored constables, arrived,

6.30, Talki The

about Teaching, Listeners' Magazino: b.45, acumieni members of the Filipino community, attended « Re-thirt

accused are not represented by crowd had grown to over 1,000 scuments; 0, Time Signal. Free 5. quiem Mass for the late President Ramon Magsaysay Counsel.

persons and many were carry-gram Summary: 5.02, Frank at the Catholic Cathedral this morning.

A Special Jury of six mening sticks, stones, bottles and hackereld and his Orchestra (With Chorus): 8319, A Concert by the a woman has been em-iron bars.

Sino-British Orchestra conducted Celebrani

Mass was Manufacturers" Union and other panelled.

by Arrigo Joa: Soloist: Donna Tang at the

After twice - ordering

(Plano), Recorded at the recent crowd to disperse to no avall, the Rev. Fr Rafael Quejada, local companies and residents,

RIGTING DEFINED

the Police then made a baton ncert held at Queen's College: 7. who was assisted by Deacon Among those attending the

The Grand National 1967, Michael Mr Morley-John sakl the Rey Br Abalardo Beltran Mass were the Hon B. B. David,

that chargo, but because of -the Buimer reviews the form, and po and Sub-Deacon

the Jury must the Rev Br the Hon the Chief Justice, Mr although

take smallness of the Police numbers sibie chances of the horsez entered Mariano Lucern, At the close Justice M. J. Hogan, and Mrs the law in this case from the this had no effect on the vast in the year's race, to be held next Friday: 7.15. Cocktail Time. Paul of the Mass, His Excellency Hognax, the Hon Leo d'Almada, learned Trial Judge he would crowd, he said.

Weston and his Orchestra; · 7.30, Magr Lawrence Bianchi, Catholic the Hon Sir Tsun-nin Chau, Drumultuous disturbance of the become

briefly define rloting as

By this time the mob haa ralking about Books, The Birang Bishop of Hongkong, gave the and Mrs V. N. Atienza, Mr G. E.

more violent. They Enchantment" by Geoffrey Cottere rell "Dead"Man's folly”; by Agatha absolution.

Manten, members of the Con-peace-by three or more persons stopped two buses full of people. Christle, Reviewed by Alleen har The Choir trom the St

Corps,

and Mrs H. P. whas assembled together of their They also stopped a motor-cycle, ker 7.6. Out of the Mayer BRK. Albert's Pontifeni Seminary,

Mr K. T. Ridley, Mr own

authority with intent pulled the cyclist and his pillion Billy Mayeri at the Piano. (Episode Li Li-hwa Back sy

Hill,

compostd of

and Mr G. B B. W Harrison, mutually to assist one another rider off the machine and set it) 7.59. Weather Report: 8. Time Signal, The News 8,09% Anti- Filipino seminarians, was also Brigadier T. Ride, Group against any who opposed them

They also assaulted Mosquito #eature; 836, A Visit to In Colony

attendance, A sermone Captain and Mrs Smythe, Mrprise of a private nature, and in the vicinity. The Police had symphony orchardt 10

the execution of an enter on fire.

the two men, and other people Lantao. A Talk by Lady Young: 830, Country'. Dances. • The Now the late President was

Ногоос Kadooric, Mr FC afterwards by the Rev Ft Mario Baltazar,

actually

H exocuted their hands full in rescuing these Victor Olat 0.45, His Excellency

and Lady Poo-kook, Mr Daniel N, F. Chén, the same in a violent and tur- ama arrived Grantham

people, he said. of Mr F. T. Melwani, Majer K. C. bulent manner to the terror

A rcction of the mob at that Cathedral at 9.25

the people. am.. and were

timo Five elements were necessary

were burning what was received by Bishop Bianchi, Mr Harvey, and many members of the Filipino community in Hong- Rosal, Philippine og Eduardo L

in order to constituto a roit, be described as an "estate" car out Consul,

and Mrs

reside the factory. Rosal, Mr

mid 100

ware (1) the pre- Mario E. Gullion, Doyen of the

sence of

Less than three total losa. Consular Corps, and other offl- |

(2) a common purpose;

Li Li-hwa, the well-known Chinese Alm star, was welcomed by a large crowd at Kai Tak on her return by PAA United States this morning.

from the Miss Ld went America to make a film under contract to Cecil B. de Mille. She will stay in Hongkong about two months before returning to the US.

More Tremors

Three gisteredi

In

delivered

де

the

Mr

Ciemo, Mr V. Mamak, Mr Hui

cers and staff of the Philippine Inconsiderate Bishop Bianchi then escorted Driver Fined

Consulate.

單

and

the Governor into the Cathedral, while Lady Grantham was es- sorted

Mr Rosal, and Mrs rted by

K. S. Kay of 14 New Eastern Rosal by the Rev. Fr.

A. Terraco, ground door, charged Granelli, Weton, Mass., Mar, 24.

followed by Mr with driving without reasomble earthquakes

Guillen. were ne-

consideration for others, early today on the

PILLARS DRAPED

failing to stop after an accident, Observatory. · séle-

Church The pillars in the

was this morning fined $200 by were draped with black ban- Mr Thomas Tam at Central Scientits said one probably ners. In front of the Altar was

Magistracy. ive occurred off the Mexican cossi,

His licence was ordered to be placed the catafalque which scenewhere in the way draped with the Philippine endorsed Aleutian islands and the third national flag and flanked by of the Church. The priest pro-Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd, at an unknown point far below carlies. Around the, cuintalque the were placed wreaths from mixed obedience and no more at a remuneration to be decided the French-France-Presse.

by the Directors,

Consular Corps, the Chinese

Father Francis read aloud a Jetter in church this morning", from Cardinal Feltin, Arch- bishop

of Paris, reproaching Proposing that Mr B. C. Field be Father Francis for "certain in-hereby appointed a Managing Western novations in the prayer service (but not permanent) Director of mograph and in the Christmas cere- the Company conjointly with

Senior monies.

the

Representative, The Cardinal recorrunended a resident for the time being in another

of Hongkong. return to the customary rites the Colony

see

of

Pres:e,

earth

WELL, DID YOU EVER...

a more attractive selection

crust.--France-

of Playtime

Clothes, and so inexpersive too you really must drop in and have a look for yourself.

WHERE?

at

Paquerette

OF COURSE

16A Des Voeux Road..

Tel: 211-57.

(Open until 7 p.m. on Mondays)

persons;

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(William "Khakespeare), Excerpta from the Sound Track "of Bir LAW- rence Olivier's London Films Pro- duetion. The Cast: Richard Lawrence Olivier: Buckingham Ralph Richardson; Clarence, John

It became a Gielgud; Lady-Anne, Clairs Bloomi Ku Edward TV, Cedric Hardwickce. Musa by Hir William Walton: 9.30. Recital by Clifford Wilks, (Clerinet) Plano Accompaniment by With Moys Han. Concertino for Clarine) and Piano (Belected and arranged from the Violin Bonatas of Tartini! Jacob): Variations for Clarinet:ssä Plano Op.33 (Von Weber); D40; Jone SWEPT ASIDE

Echanis

(Piano).

Hour -Vula Lobos: 10, Hancock's Part of the Police unit was Repeat of fast Eturday's broad-

The crowd diso threatened to a Police transpert but (3) the execution or Inception burn of the common purpose; (4) an were prevented from doing so by intent to help one another by

hy the Polle guarding it. force if necessary, against any- one who may oppose them in of that common the execution purpose; (8) force or violence must be displayed in such a manner as to alazzo at least one person of reasonable armness,

EQUALLY GUILTY

The

guarding the main entrance to cast): 10.30, A Book your Bed- the Mill but they were swept ride. "Cold Comfort Farm" by Bells Gibbons. Read by Audrey, Mendes, side by a section of the crowd Eplode 1: 10.48, something Con led by the, flist accused, Crown unental. Bari Barabam - (Boprano) Gypsy Kalman Le Report; with Counsel alleged.

crowd Mr Morley-John sald that it rushed into the mill and burned Orchestra: 10.50 had also been laid down that a private car and a van which Time Bimal Radio Newsresi: any person seeing others actually they found in the cou

Curtyard. Some eninged in a riot, joined them Sub-Inspector C. D. Marger, and assisted them in that riot, the mail itself. They we

cans carrying prosecuting, told the court that he was as much a rioter as it he

stones and the defendant was driving a car had first assembled with them sticks.

They assaulted

tho

of

the

Weekend Highway Min in Teur Wan on October 11 were arrested.

Toll

of Last year...

Mr Marley-John'

03

Fron

bara.

+

11.18. Goodnight Music: 11.30, Gloss Down.

REDIFFUSION

his

Challe

entered were seen

2 p.m. Variety kerosene, Tu Mundel Pratinee, Claude

Thomhill

Orchestra some of the featuring the Snowflakes: SLEDE along Wongnelchong Road about for that purpose. 10.55 am, on December 13. At Again, a person incited workers in the factory and then Story of Bottle Castle: 436, Tes for Two 450, Btriotly Instrumentals" 0. the junction of Shan Kwong others to riot and having started started more fires, A dormi- Children's CornerStories of the Read, defendant overtook an a riot then receded, he was tory which they entered was Kingdom; 8.30 Bionday! Requests other ear and in doing so col- equally guilty of the offence of completey wrecked, mak

Presented by Beity;;“ 0.58, Birthday Mailbag: 5. La, Musique, FranGRİPON lided with its offside mudguard.

Crown Counsel further As the Police were unable to Presented by Jeannette Fury: 6.30, Despite the accident defendant

stop mob they were ordered The Tops in Populer Music, BADWAS failed to stop..

Moment for Melody: Z Personality The choo concerned a zlot in- | to withdraw,

Parade-loan-Hammond; : 7,10; Con® volving Toughly some 1,000 per-

The mob did $80,000 damage cart Ediniature: 750, Eddie Tener soms which took place in, and to the mill before they left. with Axel Stordahl's OrcheYLIN) - TAD, around the Pao Hsing Cotton After the incident the 15 men

The House of -Peter McGiovan; D. Time Bignal and,tha News - $00. Weather Report AnnouncemL MEN SAN and Interludes 5.15, Bhow | Cisne Belections from 30**Carousel" (Hodsure-Hammerstein) ai fainring derson MacRae, Bhirley): Jones. Buick Cameron Mitchell,

vill Chorus and Orchestra: 9, A Life of Bier: 0.30, Monday · Concert Dam "Little Bulte from the Songs With- out Words (Felt Mendelsohn) played by Leslie Bridgewater, and Westminster Light Orchestra. delssohn) played by Doris Blockton Martaba with Rum Cass and, his Orchestra, Valse Caprice and "Entracts from Rosemunde", "[Frans Schubert) played by Lesile-Bridge- A Chinese woman,

water and the Westminster ikjent Orchestra: 10. Balon Berenada 1050, Kwat-hing god 30 of 224 should holst a Nationallet nag. without a licence, two mich, One Night Stand; 11, Daja with Johnston Road, 1st floor was a Many other persons in the Wong Ho, 20 and Leo For-kan, Dreaming113 Presudentaid

night12 Midnight, "God Bayeŭthe „passenger in; one of two motor | crowd" were carrying Nation- 25, were remanded for two days | Queen". Carte. Down, talvol cara, that collided early on-Bum- elist, flags, Crown Counsel by Mr. Hin-shing Lo nt Cezitral

moming at the function of alleged.

Iould troublo started between to the

Crown Counsel then briefy explained the Crown's case

part each of the men 4 and 4.30 on the afternoon of allegedly played in the riot.... that day, with

STUDO Hearing is continuing.

In three traffic accidents in the Colony over the weekend ell the victims were taken to Chinee women together with a hospital and detained for treat few men, having assembled out- side the mill, started singing 19-year-old youth Leung anti-Communist tongs. They also Yu-bang, Gustained injuries carried Nationalist Bags," he when he was knocked down by

said Government vehicle on Castle The demonstration caused Peak Road hear* the large, crowd, to asemble. The milestone

crowd were demanding that

a

Code Turnier, Robert Roun

10

CHARGED WITH Bony (Felt Mon-

SMUGGLING

man, Wong the management of the mill Charged with importing gold

dr Road and, Percival

Stroet, and in the other accident a 27-your-old Chinese woman, Chau Bau-wan was knocked down by a private van in Tuk Wah Street

Suspect Detained

The Police have, chetalnici, n. Chinese man in connection with a robbery that took placs.onthe Hongkong | Udiversity (patying, field last December;

1

Magistracy this rooming, a Women Victimised "THE LEADER

Defendants on ball of $2,500 A Chinoso woman lost a (gbla "The loader, of this crowd at and represented by Mr J. C.. watch valund, at. $400,, snatched the dime, was the first accused Stewart, are alleged to have it from her wrist by 'n moet in and he shouted to the crowd ported 870 tuels of gold (114 Lee Garden Street, Eastern Dis that they must demand three bars) on March 24 on board trict on Saturday night in conditions from the manage

vessel No...

dhchorage near talned by the Police, în connec

Set Ption, Jówith, the snatching The conditions Crown Coum Stonecutters Island

No ples swan, fakeng kinh ta e money from, ai pro pollicer), (1) tiint "K manament hould holat a Ne

KSE KORICOTS ARNOLA Homilath mask (3) ^ that the 20, Peindad management Mould apologise behalf of.

ment of this, Mill,” ha worst on quarantino 1510T, attiho, Taipo a Chinese 'has, been" de-