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It Was Fare Play

THE

THE little waiter felt Aino. Most of his

evening off he had spent in a cinema, then, telling him- self he was treating his cold in the head, he had treated himself to four glasses of rum, Now, as he took his seat on top of a homeward bound bus, the little walter, whose name was Danny, fairly glowed with good humour.

EJECTED

"SORRY, in'deat,

nioney,"

pleasantly.

I've

Bо

Danny said,

t3

A johë, of course. But the conductress did not see it such. Her sense of humour was four rums down on Danny's,

sald fares, please," *1 repeated.

CHINA MAIL

TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1957.

NEW! SHEAFFERS

Feathertouch BALLPOINT

Alleged Rioters: G. O. JONES APPEAL DISMISSED

Identification

Evidence

Evidence of identification of some of the ac- cused charged with taking part in the riots out- side the Pao Hsing cotton mills, Tsun Wan, on October 11 last, was given at the trial of 15 factory workers on a charge of rioting before Mr Justice J. R. Gregg at the Criminal Sessions this morning.

and he himself could identify about 20 of them,

On trial are Wong Chung-| noon yuen 33, carpenter; Woo Pong-

you,

spinner. The

that

27, weaver: Yuen Chuen, 36, carti coolic; Law Ching, 42, tallyman; Tong Tro-tak, 26, weaver: Mak Ping-chau, 28, WCRVCT: Keung Ching, 31 The bus conductress came up.

worker: Yeung Kwel, Fares please, she sald, tyeing rel the top of Intiny's bald head, 4). inter Chiu Kul-yuen, 20, catching a whiff of the cold-chanie; flo Yun, 33, carth

coulle;

Lia Yick-choi, 30, coole; cure, perhaps.

Wong Chlu-fook, 27, mechanie, Fung

rubber Chl-wing, 24,

Nam Kel-ting, worker;

42. weaver; and Wu Dit-keung, 20,

indictment allegts the 15 accused, together with more than three other persons, on October 11, 1956, at Tsun Wan

assembled riotously

to- gether at the Pao Hsing cotton

Mr M. Morley-John and Mr The conductress stopped the w S. Collier, Crown Counsel, bus by the nearest policeman. Danny was

On the are prosecuting, assisted by Det. ejected. pavement he

to go Insp. D. E W O'Brien, refused

Mr V L J. D'Ajton in- He wanted, no doubt, home.

by Mr P. D. A. to share the capital joke with structed

Remedios, IN defending Une the policeman.

second, Arth, sixth, eighth, ninth, tenth, twelfth and the thirte

teenth accused, The other accused are not represented by Counsel.

whe

"But I've told you, I've по mills, money," Danny said.

WHAT WAS 80 FUNNYT

arrested for being

TE

W19

Hdrunk and disorderly. I've

done nothing criminal," he protested to the policeman. "You ought to go and catch u few of those bank robbers,"

This the policeman. reported to Mr T. F. Davis at the

court Clerkenwell

next morning. Danny sald

to the magistrale: "It was only a joke,"

What was so funny about St?" the magistrate and, coldly. Danny looked desperately about Him, like Ar atter-dinner You who has lost his note,

drunk.

were stupidly and the mugistrate. "You must

prison rry 30s. or go to seven days."

"Yes,

went away.

nt to

for

W 05

A Special Jury of six men and a woman has been em- panelled,

CROWD OF 500

PC Ko Tak-ming festifted that he was with a Police party led by Insp. V. Moss outside the Pao Hang Mills, Tsun Wan on the afternoon of October 11,

Thero

about 500 were people and among them were the ninth 11th and 14th no- cusod.

In answer to the Court, Insp. Moss said the regulations re- lating to the holding of identi- fication parades as told by the

Commissioner of Pollee were not strictly complied with duc to the large numbers of persona In the Detention Camp.

IRREGULARITIES

At the parade held on October 26, last, there were 42 suspects. The parade was not conducted the by a Chior Inspector of Police as was required by the regulations, Inspector Moss said. Mr D'Alton told the Court that there were other irregu- tarities at this parade. Ke alleged that the arrangements for the segregation of witnesses at the parade were very slack.

Hearing is continuing.

SIDE GLANCES

gathatha

By Galbraith Sentence To Start From

Date Of Conviction

The appeal brought by Gerard Oliver Jones, 44, managing director of the Lan Tau Development Company, against his conviction for the theft of 47 gold bars worth $69,135 said to be the property of a Chinese named Sin Tun, was dismissed by the Full Court in a judgment delivered this morning.

..

The Full Court comprising the Chief Justice, Mr Justice M. J. Hogan and the Puisne Judge, Mr Justice J. R. Gregg declared:

"In our view the learned Trial Judge had ample evidence before him to support his

verdict."

Jones, was sentenced to two years by Judge K., H. Macfee on January 17.

The Court also refused Jones's | appeal against sentence, holding that there was no reason "for us to interfere with the sentence imposed."

Their Lordships, however, or- dered that sentence commence from the date of conviction on January 17. The 'Chief Justice said that there appeared to have been some delay in bringing the appeal for hearing due largely

difficulties. typing

His Lordship anid that it would be unfair to the appellant that he should serve that additional period,

THE JUDGMENT The judgment which was read by. Mr. Justice Gregg stated in part:

to

3.4

TALING, SUB, P. DIL <HT by NEA BATUR, IN

"Mom, these are my frianda Gus and Ernie! They don't want you to go to any trouble--they'll eat anything!"

Tsun Wan Riots Man On

Murder

1

Sequel: Charge

A plea of not guilty was entered at the Criminal Sessions this morning by a man, Chan Hon, charged with the murder of a factory worker who died as a result of beatings he received during the Tsun Wan riots last October.

The accused Is being tried be- fore Mr Justice C. W. Rocce, # Special Pulsme Judge, and

Jury of six men and one woman.

Chun

Was

The ninth accused was rarry

accused of the ing two stones in his hands and murder of Lam Tak-sang on shouted, "Let's rush into the

October 13, 1950, the day when and mill." suid Danny,

The mob then rushed

he succumbed to his injuries. His mouth

into the factory and the ninth tight shut, as though he hardly accused followed

Mr D.N.E. Rea, Crown Coun- fires were lit inside. Witness said

sel, is prosecuting. Mr 1. L. Hu usted himself

make the accused was then two feet

is defending Chan, instructed by another jokė. One about not from him. having money enough for the

11th accused, witness

Mr JL. Lynn of P.L. Lam and side-pitter like said, was holding a Nationalist Co.

flok. When Police tried to stop

Before the jurors were sworn the mob from rushing into the in, they were asked if they had factory, the accused allegedly any objections to capital punish- said, "Don't be afraid of ment. Each of them said they Police,"

and rushed Into

had no objection.

172144

that.

some

US LIFTS

EXPORT BAN

Washington, Mar. 25. The Secretary of Com. merce, Mr Sinclair Weeks, tonight announced the lift- ing of the United States ban on heavy melting scrap ex. ports.

Mr Weeks said licensing for exports of heavy melting fron and steel serap would be re- sume Immediately

The

factory

the the

CHARGE EXPLAINED The 14th accused also alleged- Crown Counsel first explained ly told the mob not to be afraid the nature of the charge to the of the Police

party, and point- Jury. He said that if "A" in- Ing at the constable he said, dulged in some felonious act, "When

was a soldier, this and as a result of this act, "g" young man (the constable) was died, then "A" not yet in the Police Force."

guilty of murder, even though He then rushed Into the fac- there might have been no in- part of "A" to

tory, witness testified.

tention on the kill "B".

was in

law

CROSS-EXAMINATION Earlier, Inp. Moss was cross- In the present case, Mr Rea examined by the accused. In

Raid, it the accured intended to wound the deceased, or cause answer to the seventh accused,

the hin bodily harm, und the de- Insp. Moss said he saw seventh accused turning a car

consed died as a result of that back on

its four

then wheels. There

accused was the C

or bout 10 people taking guilty of murder, whether

not by that act he intended to part in burning the саг.

kili him.

In answer to another accused. Insp. Moss said at the time of

a

All this, Crown Counsel stated, was evidence of a com- mon intent among those parti- cipating in the riots. Accused was heard shouting to the crowd, "We will set fire to the Fao Hsing."

The deceased was among them. The evidence was that-Chan Hon struck him ond that he was

(Cap.210). On the evidence

his

was

this

his gold to the Central Police, found

that, at the time the Station, Hongkong.

accused acquired the gold, with The appellant admits that ho|the consent or Sin Tun, he (the

47 bars of received the

gold accused) may well have had no from Sin Tun on November 11, dishonest intention, there 1918, on board the junk; aña (no animus furandi at the time admits that he went ashore with of the inking; and that, the 47 gold bars at Lan Tau, on lustan os.entin) ingredient of the crime or larceny, thero was, that date, and took them house,

circumstances, no' He also admita that ho under the had no Instructions from Sintealing or larceng on the part Tun to anything with the of the appellant. gold and that he did not have authority from anyone to 2011 Sin Tun's gold. After some

Bailment is defined. In Ilalibury hosttalion, Es to whether he

(Simonds) Vola at p.94 as follows: host

"A ballment, property so called. should hand over the gold to the Authorities or not, be says that delivery of personal chattēla in trust, on a contract express or un- he decided, due to certain iplled, that the trust shall duly be cidents and information, not to executed, and the chattels redeliver- hand over the gold to thee in either their original or an authorities immediately; and he

altered form, as soon as the time or use for, or condition on which then states: "Finally 1 decided to they wern balled shall have elapsed

ot been performed."

an

In the reasons given for his verdict the learned Trial Judge states as follows:

the ber 1956,

constitutes

He has also contended that on the face there was no contract of bati ment between Sin Tun and the ap- pellant.

JUDGE CORRECT

In our opinion it is clear on the evidence adduced that there was a bars) by in run to the appesant delivery of personal chattels (gold on November 11, 1936, for seis karep- ing and that there - was—if not an express-at. Jessi an implied.con- traci inas the trust fór sate keeping should be executed and the pla bars re-delivered in due course by the appellant to bin Tun in their vriguúi ruzm. Accordingly we nim

of the opinion that the learned Trial Judge was correct in Beding, on the EVIGENCE Detoru, hits, that the up- pellant was a bailes of the gold pen in question, accused would

NOCION

follows:

"rovided that a person may be punay vi sienung, way suell intrig [notwithsanding that he has · jawita pome-aion there, u, being a paire part owner thereol, bi traudaus Hey converts the same to his own LẠO LE THE we or any person other khan the owner."

The appellant, Gerard Oliver sell it instead of handing over Jones, was tried, by the District the actual gold to the authori. The appellant sold the Court of Hongkong, on two allies". tearative charges:

(1) gold, through a Me Marshall in Fraudulent Conversion and (2) Hongkong on November 15, 1958, Larceny contra to Sections and received about $60,000 for 32(1)(c)(i) and 4, respective on the same date. Ordinance ly, of the Larceny adduced the learned Trial Judge found the appellant not guilty 1 atti Matised that when Sin Tun on the first charge, but guilty handed over the gold to this accused on the second. The particulars to doug was a bullment of the of the second charge read: that old to the accused, and this is no whether on the basis that the on the 18th day of November, scd would hand it to the authuri

that the 1955, in this Colony, Gerard or

Having held that the learned Trial | ullmately give it back to him. Oliver Jones stole 47 gold bars. It may well have: bean that at Jungo was correct in regarding the the time the accused by acquired #ppelient as a ballee we now corus the property of Sin Tun.

to the question as to whether the Baton charges foiled to dis- | raiders away, but eventually

The appellant, at material the gold the accused had no dia-

the perse the crowd, which had in- the crowd managed to get in

times, was Managing Director of honest intention, and indeed I think appellant can be found, en

it probablo usai auch was the case evidence, to be guilty of stealing. creased by that time. A motor The accused was there and he the Lan Tau Development Co. having regard to the overt manner keuring ha argument in tnij cotis cyclist

was attacked. CATA

the gold

Lounsel for the appellant was seen giving instructions to Ltd, and controlled a motor in which he wo acquired

Did not soare,s himself to the proviso were set adre. Transport along the crowd Mr Rtea sald.

Larcaris The junk with a crew of six includ- from Bin Tim

ho accused's subsequent dealing to suplection act of who Castle Peak Road was blocked. workers on the upper floor of ing one, Mr Tsui, who ap-with the gold on the 16th of Novem- Umamance. This provao reads - us

The crowd eventually broke

the union premises were made │parently had charge of

however, convitices me .beyond all reasonable doubt, of hit into the Pao Hsing factory and to go downstairs and they were vessel's movements and cargoes. gult on the 2nd charge now pre-

assaulted

From July until November, serred against him and that such 1956, the vessel plied between dealing

what is often termed larceny by a ballee....“ Hongkong and Macao,

STEALING DEFINED On the 9th of November, 1956,

The definition of stealing,

And in the proviso we find the under the impression that the the said vessel went to Macao

cased was a leader of the where one of the crew, Sin Tun, given in subsection (1) & (2) of group in the building.

sur the appellant's argument. was banded 47 bars of gold section 2 of the Larceny Ordiner to the substance of Counses Mr Rea safd the

workers about 248 inels-by one Lo Yuk

Опсе (Cap. 210), reads 05 follows: were then lined up outside the ting. With this gold, six illegal

"1. FOT

this purposes, of Mr Rea said that at the Mok building. There was more pun-immigrants and some machine Ordinanco- Min Ha Village nearby, thereching and striking. They were

*(1) a person steals who, without parts on board, the junk left

the consent of this owner fraudulent, were some premises occupied then tied together and even- Macao, for Hongkong on the

ly and without by a trade union. About 8 pm, tually taken away..

a claim of right evening of the same day. In the made in good faith, takes and carries the people inside heard the

early hours of the next morning

capable of being stolon with intent, at the time of noise of a crowd approaching

the junk was intercepted by a

such taking, permanently, to deprive the owner thereof; provided that a and the sound of whistles being

Hongkong police launch, police

found the six illegal on may be guilty of stealing any such thing notwithstanding that the The crowd broke into the

immigrants and the machine hap lawful possession thereof, £

being a balled or part undon clinde and. burned it. The walked

up, looked him over parts on board, but did not find

the same people incide the bulling and said, "Ho

he traudulently convert thereof, No the gold which was concealed by locked the door and put tables need

is dead.

to his own ušo or the lian óf any to beat him further." Sin

his person other than the owner: Tun, according to

"(2) (1) Lakes Includes obtaining and chairs behind it to keep the Accused, it was alleged, stepped evidence, in a small suit case in the Doctor (a) by any frick;

(b) by intimidation; (e) under on his head and then, agreed he | the engine room. The junk was

mistake on the was dead, before moving off.

part of the owner brought Hongkong by the

with knowledge on the part of the The whole group then march-police where the coxswain was taker that powersion has been so

obtained; (d) by finding, where a ed away. When they reached a taken ashore under arrest,

the time of the Binding the under bakery, Mr Rca sald, the accusca

believes that the owner can be di- shouted, "Beat them to death.

covered by', taking 'reasonable steps; They are workers of a weaving

(i) "Tis Early on the morning of the removal of anything from the place away" includes any factory...The Hongkong Gov. 11th of November, 1960, the ap- which it occupies but in the case ́of a thing attached, only if it funn detached: (1)

On the evidence, already snferred we do not kill them today, we there, bailed out the coxswain been completely

"owner" includes any part owner, of shall die tomorrow."

10, 11'is clear that Bin Tunzentruteu and the funk. After the junk person having possession or control

his goid pats to the appellit, quay Eventually the Police arrived had been released the appellant of or a special property any for safe, keeping-clearly expecting

board

the same gold bars to be retumeo and, after stop thing capable of being violen

From this definition it is clear to him. It is also clear, in our view,

blown.

CLINIC BURNED

Charged With Exhibiting

LEFT FOR DEAD

One witness would say that he was left behind for dead. He would testify that one man

A CONVERSATION

The

The evidence against Chan, Indecent Filmment dare not interfere....If pellant came to Hongkong, and

wero

Since February 27 no licences the riot, he had had a party of Crown Counsel said, was that he have been issued by the depart-24 uniformed policemen for the beat Lam on the head with a

Bureau Gent's

of Foreign purpose of suppressing trouble torch, He submitted that if, on Commerce for exports of heavy but he was unsuccessful. Asked the evidence, the Jury

arrest the ralisfied that deceased died as a then, he said result of the blow, then they there were far too many people should find the accused guilty of there. He added that he could murder.

The only US that have boen

melting scrap. scrap exports permitted since that date have the poorer and less been of desirable grades of scrap.

JAPANESE REQUEST The ban on shipments of: heavy, melting scrup have been of serious concern to such heavy users as the Eurotun Steel

why ho did not trouble-makers

tification.

Hearing of a esse against a man and a woman, charged with exhibiting an Indecent film, began before Mr Simon Ll at Central this morning.

Defendants are Chan Muk, 35, not have made any wrong iden- Explaining another type of and Young Fook, 30, WOINET

murder, Mr Roa said that where They are alleged to have cx- He said there was a mob of the death of the deceased re- posed to public view about 1,000 people that after-sulted from a common purpose pictures of an indecent nature at moving

a 25 Wing Kut Street, first floor, joined on January 12,

Community countries and Japan Monsoon Signal Up

A Japanese delegation recently asked that the ban on heavy scrap experis be dropped.

The Royal hosted the black ball announcement, Mr signat at 8.30 Weeks said that the US would; giving warning of keep a close check on Meonsing easterly monsoon

In his

lifting of the ban was done to

MON: CON

wind

to see where the heavy scrap the arcu.

was going, but declared that

Theft From

help keep production going in foreign countries. ---

friendly Reuter

Pilot Killed

Aden, Mar. 20, A Royal Air Force jet Aghter crashed today, and the pilot was killed as the plane was covering Adon Protoctorate forces who

to commit a felony among number of people

together, it was murder by all

of them, whether or not they took part in the act itself or whether they aided and abetted

Inp. R. A. Patterson is pro- secuting Mr Lawrence Leong, Instructed by Mr Victor Lam, of Ford, Kwan and Co., is ap-. pearing for both defendants.

PC Lau Chun-son testified that at about 10.25 p.m. on a member January 12 he was

wounded and dying were taken ping for a

the

away anything

CLEAR EVIDENCE

of fraudulent convergs,

In our view there in tiene 'evidence on the part of the appears, She - KINA ta question, “it is true that--JakTNEG Trik Junge as not expremly 30- area hamwell to muduwit conver- mon; but ne did so unpuedly when Bloc into account line "maRGET had desig an which tive appelant with the goa bare entrusted! so apnNT>

@o, SEOA, VIVAg gone.

ne clearly Ravid that "sucti dealsg · amounted so arceny by a bative,

Acquling V Arema (33rd Edn.j puma et sej tuunder, saiseny ve kogni By Duces ballee may be „Ge-. in a person to whom goode are. they intention of travering ne owneralp to such person."

As a geneïui rua a úsileo, canot be convicted os isroeny unless the Dallment was to 're-Denver Tếu Vory une enatici or moley and according Kan.) p.355. “'à to Archbold (33ra balice is responsible when the article with whien he has been entrusted deliver to somebody else, in specie," is one which he is to return or, to FOR SAFE KEEPING

gold bars on November 15, "Without

and the crowd dispersed, The came of "whille at Ming Sina that "stealing" for the purposes that the appliant, "by selling theen to hospital. The disturbances, whart Hongkong, ell, including of the Larceny Ordinance (Cap. the consent of the owner and by however, continued the follow the appellant, sailed for L210) includes both fraudulesit keeping Le proceeds of the male ing morning, this time outside Tau. During the journey a the South Textiles factory.

Hearing is continuing.

$100,000 Safe Robbery In Singapore

Bingapore, Mar, 25.

versation took place netw*/ 4s largeny by a ballée,, and that bars with which he had been ed

the

fraudulently elarverted. the 47 goldá conversion and what is known appellant and Sin

covers Sin Tun who sted, "to his own use. In our Tun "owner

Trial Judge hadi through an interpreter. The had possession of the gold at ample evidence before, hum te inspe appellant, who had been in- the time it was handed over to port his verdlek. formed of Sin Tun's possession the appellant."

gold by Mr Tsui, fold Sin Tun to give the gold. to (Jones), Sin Tun when Mr Tsul said to Sin Tun. of appeal:

โท

refused

...

APPEAL GROUNDS Counsel for the 'appellant has submitted the following grounds "Jones tells you to entrust the

1That the verdict was un- gold to him or else the customs reasonable as cannot be will take it./ Thereupon Sin

ported having regard to tno Tun, according to his evidence, evidence. This ground 15, in gave the 47 gold bars to the ap-effect, the same as that stated pellant. These bars were num- by the appellant personally in bered and the numbers is

his application for leave to

Sup-

memorised by Sln Tun and It | That the Prosecution fail-

Js

clear that he (Sin' Tun) ox-

* For the foreguling, emacias' vi hold, that all sour grounds of appan Bibe mited by the appellant ditut; fast, Leave to apperi- mgainst convid= tion is accordingly raised.

.... As jegards the it peliant's applica. tion for leave to appeal againat pen- torice, on the ground

· He sentence imposed" was too esvers. we are of the opinion, having, care- Iuly considered the, subminions Of Counsel for the appellavit, in this connection, that there is no remor for us to interfere with the sentence

imposed. Accordingly leave to zopeni against sentenca uraiso vetured, «

pected the identical bars to be ed to prove beyond reasonable Six Months And

The Cane

Observatory

today It. a.m

strong

DISTURBANCES over Crown Counsel told the Jury they would hear evidence of dis- turbances which took place out- side the Pao Hsing factory on of a Police party led by Insp the afternoon of October 11. A Patterson, in a feld at 25 Wing Car

large crowd outside shouted out Kut

Kut Street, first Bloor. In a An overcoat was stolen from demands for the factory to hoist | cubicle of the premises, witness

returned to him by the appoi-doubt the constituents, which a private car parked in Great Rea said that in the course decent nature being shown about 81100,000 in cash cheques

fieza.

said, he saw a film of a11 in A heavy fron safe containing The vessel.

lant.

are mit Paks!

uecessary to support the George Street last Saturday bes Mr

reached Tal

offence of larceny. tween 7 pm. and 8 pm. but the of the trial the Jury may think About nine persons were in the and documents was stolen jare village, Lan Tou, where the op-

8.That the.. learned Trial loss was not reported to the there was some political motive cubicle ...

night from a third-storey office pefiant resided, on November Police until yesterday.

Judge misdirected himself in Involved But, he said, the Jury

of multi-millionaire rubber.} AL.

It. There the appellant

Au_Wing-kuen | 25, of 30 Wo went were not concerned with the A spectator, who was a Pro-magnato Tan Lark, w pollice, ma dogo with the gold, without law in particular by his fallure Hop Street, stol-bop, was.sek- rights and wrongs of any pel secution wilness, sald

tenced to six menthe imprison hayton

received any specific appreciate that to constilule

larceno the BCLAVILLE tical party. The Court was con- an advertisement: In a news

harandiment by Mr Derelt Cons at Cen cerned only with the death of paper and went to 25 Wing Kut | was well-planned by people | Tarpon about it from 2500 | Cintention to, steal) must be pres | trái "this 41

On November 12 the jack sent at the time of the alleged mitted a

this morning when he ad someone as a result of the dis Street, first floor. On arrival who hid Inside brormation returned with Bin Tun to Hoo stealing.

a charge of larceny from be paid $1 to a woman

who as five other safe. In the same one but the appellant did not

Uso person. Turning back to the

4.That there was no evidence He room containing small sum of return to it; and det not return

Defendant wan mimo ordered- only Police officer in uniform and saw

afterwards went into a cublelo the

alternatively On Novero

Inadequate money were left intact.

Late in the evening, the police bor

avidence that the appellant six steckes of the cane. a.Alm

It was stated in court that a bailed of the gold the defendant was seen by two de outside the factory at the ume, Asked by Mr Leong whether found in lorry and d the Bursaft at levando House) on rubl

subject matter of the charge. called, on the crowd to disperse, ho, considered the film was of glary lying abandoned five miles, kong, but did not receive

tectiva, constables : slosting -a They refused and he returned to an indecent nature, witness said oulade The Kelly but, there was his golds on the venneyor Counsel for the appellant has pikes contaxing, $13 / from the Taun Wan pollon station and to could not, say.

dino trace of the safe,France November 16 Sin Ti reported the learned Trial Judahan Street, on dash 23,

contended, inter alin, that a WOTIRIN Trúbride + 180\\{ Becond. brought back a Police party. Hearing continues tomorrow, Presse.

the appellant's, Latkes to ratiku

Suspect Detained

wore attacked by Protectorate disidenta in Deals Amirate A Chinese was, detained by Western Aden Protectorates the Police yesterday in connec Mansfeld of Sicaford, dus of cash from a woman in Car

turbance.

dead, pilot, was: JS.H. tion with the attempted larceny Rea said Inspector Mat Mic then handed him a' varð.

France-Pressé.

penter Road, Kowloon Cily)

Printed and published by Ronny Czoras Kurenton for and on babait of South China Morning Post Limited) at 1-3 Wyndhamn

City of Victoria în, the Celony of Hou

he announcement said tonighak The police, said, that the

crime

WHE