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MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1957.

'VITAL' EVIDENCE SOUGHT

2 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Two people

Su

were killed

and three others injured in five iratio : abeldenta over the week-end, The free injured, including four-year-old boy, ats hospital receiving treatment.

One of the two victims killed was a 12-year- old boy, Les Wing-wah. He was knocked down by forry outside hla 10100 ai 200 Johnston Road, Wanchal, shortly after noon yesterday.

The other person was kill-

ed in an accident in- volving a private car fo Castio Peak Road near the 014-rail-stone. Ho has not been identified,

Two of the other acciden is occurred in Wanchal and the third in Kowloon,

Civic Assn Officials

At the first general committee modling of the Hongkong Chic Associa Uon hold imder the Aspoelation's Revised Canstítu- tion, the following officers were appointed:

Chairman: Rev. Bro. Cassian {re-elected).

Decision Reserved By Full Court APPEAL CASE

The Full Court this morning reserved its | decision on an interlocutory application to call evidence described as "vital" during the hearing of an appeal against a judgment of Mr Justice T. J. Gould.

The Chief Justice, Mr Justice, inat this anjarily of creditors M. J. Hogan, and the Puisne deulded to incorporate a com- Judge, Mr Justlee C. W. Reece, {pany to take over the factory, comprised the Full Courb

Owing to dissention rumongst former de- the creditors, and also because

of disagreements with Ting, this project fell through, although it had reached the stage when the proposed memoranda of articles of association of the was printed.

The appellants, fendants in the civil action, are TO. Wong and Co., Ltd, of Frince's Building; Yeung Sok- cice of 15 Jervoly Street, second floor; and the Tung Yick Trad Ing Co., of 35 Jervois Street,

The respondents are Leung Ful, trading as the Fat Lee firm, of 23 Apllu Street, Kowloon, and the Tai Sing firm, of Chine Building,

company

To Be Shareholder

Mr D'Almada said that

in

The Hon. Leo d'Almada, GC, the course of the negotiations, A point had been. reached agreements were

and Mr Richard Winter are where draft representing the eppellants, in-prepared for the purpose of the structed by Hastings and Co company, on is incorporation, The respondents are stnted by Mr Brook Bernacchio bo a

repre- to empky Ting, who were also and Mr Terence Shurlock, in- company.

shareholder of the structed by P.C. Woo and Co.

Before these negotiations Mr Justice Gould awarded failed, the appellante and cer- judgment for the respondents ain

other defendants werd

who

on March 2, 1057, in an action served with a writ of summons Involving an alleged transfer by the two

respondents Rubber Factory. of business of the De Luxe had obtained judgment against the factory for two sums totall- ing about $51,090.

Financial Troubles

Mr d'Almada sald that some years ago the De Luxe Rubber Factory did business with a sole proprietor, Ting Shu-ming, and

Counsel said the appellants and the other defendants woe rued on the busls that they were carrying on the business of the De Luxe Rubber Factory as transferees within the mean- Vice-Chairmen: Mr K. B.

ut inlo Anancial dmculties, ing of the Fraudulent Transfers Allport, Mr Li Chung-ching, Ting consequently left the

of Business Ordinance" (Cop. temporarily Miss A. Unthanis (re-elected), Cotony

Hon. Treasurer: Mr Vielor into hiding. Mamak (re-elected).

Mr Hilton Hon. Secretary: Cheong-Leen (re-elested).

Ho, Asst. Secretary: Dr Peter G. Y. Lee (re-elected). The General Committee also elected an Executivo Comalttee consisting of Rev Bro, Cassian,

1950.

or went 49), the allegation that, having failed to advertise in accordance The creditors of the Factory with the requirements of the held a meeting carly in January relevant section of the Ordin

By the decision tance, they were large majority, it was decided debts of the transferors.

Hablo to the to take a certain course, Fol- lowing upon that meeting, Tingi was persuaded to meet a num- ber of gentlemen who had been appointed at the meeting of

The Issue

Mr d'Almada said the defence

Mr Cheung Wing-in, Mr Li Ylu- : January 6 to be kind of in-at the trial was that the defen- bor, Mr Victor Mamak, Me į terim board of trustees.

dants had not transferred the Peter A. L Vine, Mr Hilton Thereafter, Mr D'Almada con- business to anyone. At the trial, Chron-Leen, Mr K. B, Allport, tinted, Ting remained in Hong-Mr Bernacchi had relied on a Dr Peter C. Y. Lee, Mr Li knog, actively concerned in the number of documents, He also Chung-ching, Miss A. A. business of the De Luxe Fac- subpoenaed Mr Charles Lee Unthank. Dr P. F. Woo,

tory. 1 was common ground

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(who had been named as the eighth defendant then) with a view to his bringing certain documents to Court

For the defence, Mr T. O, Wong give evidence. No other evidence was lead on behalf of the defence,

The issue for the Trial Judge, to decide, Counsel said, had been whether or not, from the clr- cumstances and the documentary evidence, and the testimony of the two witnesses, there had been a transfer of the business by Ting to all the defendants,

The Trial Judge had to find, from the evidence before him, what the intention of the parties

wire.

Mr d'Almada said the Court had bolare. it a notice of motion for leave to adduce further evidence by Ting Siu-ming. In support of his motion, he had fted two affidavits, one by Mr Comber, of Hastings and Co., and the other by manager of the third defendant firm.

Counsel said he was applying for leave to call this evidence because it was his submission that evidence could not bo obtained after due diligence at the time of the trial.

He submitted it was evidence which, given at the trial, would most probably have had vital influence on its result.

'Not Established'

Replying, Mr Bernacchi sald

I had not been established that the evidence in question had been sought "with due dili gence" at the time of the trial. ho said, the evidence

Ad not be of much a nature

as to be conclusive to the out- come of the trial,

It has not been shown, Mr Bernacchi continued, that Ting's evidence would be such as could reasonably be believed. The Trial Judge, he sald, had degeribod IT T. 0, Winga evidence as "untenablo" in the Ance of the doctamentary ovidence.

Counsel said he would submit that Ting's evidence was likely to be untenable also in the face of thogo sazne documenta.

Chief Justice, said the The Court would reservó la decision on this point, and directed Mr d'Almada - to file an pikavit| stating the nature, of the evid- ence fie intended to esll, Hearing-la' continuing.

A Swee-eeping Change In HK Coiffures

Miss Chang shows the style

There has been a sweeping change in feminine coiffures In Hongkong. It's not the Hepbum cut, or a style which has emanated from Raymond or French.

This time it is the East which has set the fashion, Hongkong hairdressers have been unusually busy

giving young Chinese girls that side-swept look for they want to look like "The Most Beautiful Creature in Taiwan," the Chinese cinema actress, Chang Chung-wen.

In the Beautiful Creature cut the hair is kopt fairly long and loosely curled and swept over to one side of the face behind the ears. The symmetrical Miss Chang introduced

asymmetrical hairdo during her recent stay in the Colony,

P.S.

this

She returned to Hongkong yesterday for another

visit.

Mabel Ng of Hongkong is one of the many girta to have adopted the new hairdo,

THIEVES RAID COLONY CARS

Private car owners reported to the Police that they had had head-lamps, wind-screen wipers, hub caps and a jack stolen from their cars parked in various parts of Hongkong over the week-end.

SHEAFFERS

Skrip

HARMONICA BAND

PLAYED FOR

LADY GRANTHAM -And 80 Blind Are Given A Free Lunch

RADIO Hongkong

5.30 pay, Talking about Teaching- Listeners Maganine: 545, Interlude: 6.50, "Students' Gukta"-Jones Tom- Burn of the Eliah Council gives a series of six talka designed to help Atudents going to Britain to study, No. 5, 0, Time Signal, Programme Summary: 0.432, Highlights in Variety: 3.30, Canical Requests presented by Aileen Dekker; 7, Cocktail Tu Alfredo Antonini and 81′′ Orchestra; 7.30, Talking about Booler Wespons" by Jacques

Bergler: "Kangchenjunga" by Charles Evans; Reviewed, by Group Captain Bengine. BAF; 7.45 "Quiet Listening" pre- sented by Hector Chauvin at the

port; a Time Bigani, The News; 8.00,

Song by Tannece

Hammond Organ: 7.58, Weather Re- Commentary or Step Press Rem: 6.15

More than 80 blind people from various blind institutes were entertained. by Mr and Mrs F. T. Melwani at a luncheon this morning at the Library auc actele cond Room of the Hindu Temple in Happy Valley. Lady Grantham was present.

Ronnie Scott Sextet and the Phil Beamen

Quintet Time Bignal: The Music

of Richard Rodgers-The Compo conducting the Philharmonie Sym-

phony Orchestra of New York; 1.30.

The blind, accompanied by Mrs P. Ko of the Social Welfare office and Mother Anna arrived at the Temple and were received by Mr and Mrs Van Antante Desplanes): Hungrian Melwani. They were led into the Library Hallways or Zigeunerweisen Op 30 where they were served lunch.

JOHN CLARKE'S

CASEBOOK

Watchers And

Watched

TED

A Violin Fedial by George Yexirem- the Plane Accompaniment by agmin Yestremsky: Intrada (Adagio) (Č[ns

Dance No.2 (Bethma): Gipsy

(Sarasate); 0.45, Bonata is Minor. Op. 14 No. 3 (Clementi), Vladimir Horowitz (Piano); 10, "Something

Hungary Continental Muno of 10.30, The Goon Shop-Drums Along the Mersey (Now Series) (Repeat of Last Baturday's broadcast); Weather Report: 11 Time Sol. Radio Newsreal; 11.38, Cricket The blind people then gave a England v West Indies, Summaries concert A 20-piece harmonies on the lat test að Birmingham; 11:45, band played music and others Close Down.

Lady Grantham arrived at 11 3.m. accompanied by the ADC Mr Walto.

Mr Wong Tak-hin, on behalf of the blind people, ihanissa Mr and Mrs Melwani for their kind- nese in giving this luncheon and also to Lady Grantham for findi ing time to attend il

When I Was A Girl

10.50

REDIFFUSION

Sad

2.30, ป

3pm. Musical Matinee; Claude Turni Orchestra featuring tho Бло flakes: 4. The Story of Belle Came: .15, Tea for Two: 4.30, Strictly In- strumental; 8, Children's Corner- Presented by Auntie Ray: 8.30, Mon-

B. Birhday Mailbag: day Requests Presented by Betty:

by Jeannette Piry: 6.39, A Moment for Melodyh Felix King, Hia Plano, Orchestra, and Vocalists Barry Kent, pati Lewis and Cezzy Grant; 7. Fer- sonalty Parade-Sian Freeberg: 1.15. Concert Miniature: 7.30, Eddie Fisher with Axel Stordahl's Grabestra: 145, The Mystery of Nurse Lorimer; 8. Time Signal and the New › 8.09, Weather Report, Announcements and Interlude: 8.15, The Tope in Popular

was being watched.

Lady Grantham in her address And he did not know. praised the blind for their con- Day after day they were cert and said sho was very Musique Froncatre-Presented watching the dark, cheerful. happy to be with them, looking van-driver as he

She said:

"You must have went about his work shift practiced a lot as you sing and ing loads of parcels from and play the harmonicas very King's Cross to other rail-well. This occasion reminds me of my young days when I was way stations.

Hours of todium the watchers little girl, and belonged to

music society and had Hours of happy in. nocence of their presence Ted practise hard before appearing from Bundle int Joy"-From the enjoyed, Then, for the watchers before the public," the tedium ended, and so for She thanked Mr and Mrs Ted did that particular branch Melwani for their generosity in of innocence.

endured.

to

entertaining the blind people to.

8.30, Show Case-Selectiona

sound-track of the dim: 9, A Lite of Bliss: 0.0 Monday Concert "Overture on Hebrew Themen" (Prokofiev) played by the Orchestra of the Champs-Elyales Theatre con- ducted by Andre Jouve: "Iberia" (Debussy) played by the Grübesira of the Champs-Elyzlet Theatre under the direction of D. E. Ingelbrecht; 10. B.B.C. Jazz Club-Featuring Cy Laurie and ħla Band; 10.30, One Night Stand: 1k Date with Úrezi- The blind were each pre-land; 11.15, Cricket-England v Wert said, "they shouldn't be sented with a box of sweets by rest at Birmingham: 11,45, Predisde

the host as they left

Ted was on night-duty when day. it happened. He was driving through Regent's Park when his A bouquet was presented von was stopped. The patient Lady Granthem by ny Mi watchers looked through his Chun.

"These three load. they

here, should they?"

cartons."

15 doz. pairs of trousers "Mere's been

M.....er...." Ted began,

some ac-

cidental loading I should think, tum........er...." Panie clove his tongue to the roof of his mouth. He could not say any more.

The watchers were not satis- Ned They gave orders, mado certala arrangements, visited Tod's home. There, in the wash- house attached, they found other packagra belonging to the rail- ways who were temporary cus todiang of them.

At Clerkenwell, Ted pleaded guilty to stealing the goods which, when unwrapped, added up to 13 dozen pains of trousers. "This-man," a policeman sald Lo the magistrale, Mr Frank Powell, "has no previous con- victions,

211 A WEEK LTE is 20 years old, married, "H has

POLICE DETAIN SUSPECTS

to

So

Four men suspected of having committed robberies were detained by the Police over the week-end.

Indies Commentaries on the st

to Midnight: 12 Midnight, "God Savo the Queen"; Close Down.

TELEVISION

16 pan. For Children: Cartoons: 8.10, Puppet Theatre; B-30, "Stove Donovan, Western Marshal": 6, Clopo Dawn: 7.30, Bend Box: 7.45, Bedit: tion Newsreel; 8. "Boston Blackfe":

0:00 "Playhouse Fifteen": 9, "Down Express: 10.30 (app.), "Late. Night Final; Close Dawn.

Unexported"; 0,30, Ferture Film:

Damascus, June 2. They were said to have stolen Reports reaching hero from money and fountain pens from the Lebanese border today said pedestrians in Hongkong.

the Lebanese authorities had Chinese reported to the expelled B80 Syrian nationals Police that he had a set of cash from the country following last sweep tickets and money stolen Thursday's riots In while boarding a bus outside Syrians reportedly Alexandra House.

volved.----United Press.

A

SIDE GLANCES children aged four,

three, and one years, He has been earning £11 as a driver for the railways, he is now under suspension...."

Ted's solicitor rose, "It is quite obvious that my client is in a very serious position," he said. "He knows that as a result of his action his wife will be punished, and that is something he has to face."

The magistrate nodded.

Ho

turned to Ted. I think four

months imprisonment is tho proper sentence for this," he said, and Ted went slowly away, watched again, swatched by everyone in the courtroom with pity for his folly, ait for his wife, and for their children.

Found On The Road To Little Sai Wan

BAMBI WAS PUT TO SLEEP

A. Imall barking deer found lying exhausted on the road to the RAF siniion at LAULJO Sai Wan on Friday 'was put to sleep yesterday when veterinary surgeon, found it was not responding to freal- ment.

Ma R. H. Roberson of the Hongkong Jockey Club your- inary section anid "We gave" it all the treatment we'. thought might help, but is did not respond and ...-won, obviously going to suffer

we put it to" ablẹp, t its hind legs were paralysed "it" couldn't use them and

it

it looked a hopeless case. It. loolood as if it had been in- volved in some Jeind at accident, "We wondered what would have happened if it had got belter. The last one they put in the Botanic Gardens didn't last long in a cage. Perhaps we could have re- Remed it'

That was the hope of the air- men who cared for it at Little Sai Wan after it was brought into the camp on Friday.

The Bambi like barking deer

war toket to the sick quRT="

tera and fed on breast and milik.

Then they phoned up the Hongkong Society for the Preventions of Cruelty to 'Animals who took it sawny on Saturday morning to the Jockey Club where tho

· deer's exhaustion was found to be a very serious injury. That

was. wht - the vot began the fight to save him. :) But the door lay on its side, its spindly hind Kgs use 2. ltor, fand the pain of internal:

injuries began to show,

which were in

By Galbraith

"Sho says we should let her, une lipstick because it

· keeps the bubble gum from smearing!"

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