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CHOPPER MURDER: MAN ON TRIAL WOMAN

Death Of Govt Coolie

In Hunghom Recalled

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

China Mail Headlines

Sir, The leller from the Pakistan Trade Commissioner,

A 30-year-old unemployed man, Lam Kwong, went on trial before Mr Justice R. H. Mills-Owens at the Criminal Sessions this morning on à charge of Mr A. Rab, which appeured In murdering a sanitary department coolie,the "China" Ng Hung.

Mall" of May 5 under the caption "Flashing Headlines" deserves more - than routine consideration. The

subreplious headlines with which new

Lam-is-alleged-to-have-chopped Ng Hung to deathyperbolical and

in Hunghom on December 18 last year. He papers the world over are in- pleads not guilty to the charge.

A Jury of five women, and Another woinan would testify two men was enganelled.

Mr. N. E. Rea, Crown Counsel, prosecuting, told the Jury that the deceased was in charge of The cleanliness of the Fuklen Hlli squatter area, Hunghom.

On the afternoon of Deer ber 18, a quarrel arose between the accused and the drevased

the ex- accuser

on the hill und daring change of words, the was alleged to have kald, "1 tu chop you to death."

Ran Away

The accused thêm wont buck

to his hut and came out again,

Mr

Itea

תם

RW

the

that sho

the deceased stumble

faith and collapse. Police were informice and arrived shortly afterwards Meanwhile, the accused had disappears, Mr Ren sold, and the body of the deceased, with chopper wound on the neck, was taken to the mortuary.

The accused was located the following day and arrested.

fested these days are indeed a matter. for serious concern.

Leaving aside the onus of responsibility for such Irres- ponsible utterances-whether il for be the public's cruving sensationalism; or the editors salesmanship, the sort of which might, under different cir- lend to criminal cumstances, prosecution (a purely academi- eat matter no more materially consequential than establishing who is to be blumed, Phryne or Clelsbee for the uloosoming forth of the oldest telluric pro- fession) the fact is that such headlines do not speak too Mr Hea continued that there favourably of those who have would also be evidence that the composed

of the them and deceased had owed some money editors who have

sanctioned to the accused and that might them or who, from lack of dis- suggest a motive for the attack. cernment, or through negligence, The necusod Is represented or owing to a sense of humour

Winter,

suffered in-reeking of bad taste,

Owed Money?

said. A small by Mr Richard playing outside the hut would

structed by Messrs Wilkinson them to appear in print.

Testify that the accused chappatand. Gris." tho deceased. She became frightened and run away.

Hearing is continuing.

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In addition to the headline which

was deplored by Mr Rab, I wou like to meation two others which appeared on the top of the "China Mall's" froml page on May 1 and May

5:

"Britain's Big Deals with Russia"

and "Chinese Shrimps Banned from U.S.

Roads."

On the other hand, it would be Interesting to know how much Britain will have benellled in the end from these big deals. when past records show that anal consummation representa only a fraction of these charity shows put up by Soviet Ruzola. Considering moreover, that such deals are contrived for pro- pagunda purposes. the coverage so generously given by the press under hashing headlines makes Soviet Russia the runaway win-

ner.

On the other hand, if one should find in a relative or close friend a streak which should strike one as being odd and evoke a desire to play, wanton, there could be no sober minded person to disagree with me when I submit that, in such CUSCT, elementary courtesy dictates that one should find in one's upbringing enough restraint to resist such Impulse.

There are other reasons of vila importance which Indieute that more restraint and a better appreciation of the

situation

(Left to Right); Mixx Fadden, Mr Henry Ching, Lady Fadden and Sle Arthur.—China Mail Photo.

Sir Arthur Fadden

Hongkong

In

Sir Arthur Fadden, former Federal Treasurer of Australia, accompanied by Lady Fadden and their daughter Miss Elizabeth Fadden, arrived this morning from Australia aboard the ss Eastern Star on a holiday-business trip.

They were met by Mr Henry known Sir Ching, who has Arthur Fadden for many years.

Bishop Koh (left) is seen being greeted by the Rov. Luke Cheung on board the Chusan this morning.—Chlua Mall Photo.

Singapore Priests

In Colony For

Asian 'Lambeth'

should be shown by the Press. A delegation of Anglican-priests from

But in the Anal analysis, it is still a matter of good lasle, if Motting Folso

HENRI J, DALLERAND

Sultan Of Johore

Sir, I learn from Friday's China Mall that this "romantic" figure killed eight clephants in Aftcon

minuics-or WOD Ofteen elephants

right minutes?

What a man!!

1049 to

SLASHED: MAN GAOLED

B

From the Files

25

years

AGO

At Kowloon Magistracy

this morning, Mr B. V. Aey of the Hongkong N Ting, the genial Ño. 1 Rhodes congratulated Cricket Club, passed away a woman, Lee Yuet suddenly following a col- ming, on her courage pse in his quarters. Hun- in going to the rescue members of the HKCC can dreds of past and present of another woman who recall with pleasure, and was being slashed with no little affection, their razor blade by a association with "Tadpole", man in Tsun Wan on who for 30 years served the varying needs of the mem- May 2.

bera.

lis excellent handling of the Appearing in Court was ground arrangements connected Tsang Kwan, 26, unemploy with the various tennis tourna ed, of Room 218, E Block, 14 ments, and interports, and his Cheng Uk Resettlement i supervision of the ground, which Aren, who pleaded guilty to has allowed it for years to bixist the finest stretch of turf in the of unlawfully charges

Colony, were silcnt testimonials wounding Ng Wai-lin, 21, on of an unbounded interest in his May 2, possession of an work offensive weapon," and Iving | During his long ascociation

with on the earnings of a pro-club, "Tadpolo"

Hongkong Cricket

stitute.

Lennis champions come and gụ, but it was left unli last March for him to see his eldest son; Tsui Wai-pul crowned singles tennis champion, of Hongkong.

Defendant was sentenced to a

nine

total of two years and months. For breach of a band,

or

he was further fined $500 the alternative of two more montis.

From Macao

Sir Arthur was Treasurer for The prosecution told the court 10 years from

1956, that the defendant brought the He was also Deputy Prime complainant Nz tromm Macao Minister and Leader of the and had been Hving with her Country Party.

until March 1958. They had one child,

Leave Tomorrow They will leave for Tokyo tomorrow by the same ship. They will be returning here by Another vessel and will stay until about June 20, when they will sall for Australia,

Among the other arrivals on board the Eastern Star were Mr and Mrs John A. Holmes, oc-

Ing.

the

sow many

LUGURES relating to the water supply are more optimistic than this time last year.

Although the supply for the island during April was limited to 10 hours daily, as in April last year, the island has not had to resort to the Mainland Fupply.

Later defendant, a newspaper In April 1933. Hongkong had hawker, lost his job, and turn-te use 4,030,000 gallons of the cd Ng out into the street again. Kowloon Supply, while this He kept asking for money from year both a greater content and her until April this year when consumption are evident... they decided to separate.

On the Mainland a constapt supply has been maintained as On April 28, defendant went against the 10-hour limitation to a house. in Tsun Won at 5

which was applied last April, they were end which applied to the Island

When last month.

companied Mrs Louise Suckp.m. to ask Ng

Armanently separated. Mr Holnes is a warehousing rhed her face and hands with Ng answered "yes", defendant

razor blade.

expert and is here to study local warehousing methods. He Is viso the managing director of

Ng screamed and Lee came E. J. Linnegar and Co. Ply.. to her rescue. So did the police

~fad., in New South Wales.

who arrested the-defendant on

Mr and Mrs Holmes will be the spot. leaving with the ship tomorrow for Japan and will fly back to the Colony for a fortnight's stay,

Free Fish Despite

A Disaster

Camogli, Italy, May 10. Happy villagers today ate their fill of free fried fish

despite a major disaster

"In

The Magistrate warned the defendant he was lucky. England you could have been sentenced to 14 years.""

"And rightly so," he added.

CHURCHILL LEAVES

New York, May 11.

For the first time in 1,800 pears, official diplomatic re China have been resumed with lations between Persia and

the arrival in Shanghai of Hosein Khan Key Osteran, who was previously Consul to Karachi. Mr Ostevan is open- ing

a Persian consulate in Shanghai, and possibly an- other at Nanking.

EATH-sudden and ter

Drying descended on

West Point yesterday morn- ing when, following an ex- plosion that shook buildings

Sir Winston Churchill left throughout the district, the here tonight for London In a contents of the largest Comet jet airliner at the end of gasometer in Hongkong his week's visit to the United spread destruction through States.

adjoining crowded tene Reading in a firm and clear.ments and buildings. Singapore, led by the Rt. Rev. Roland that almost did away with | volee from a prepared stalement Appalling and indescribable of their 16-foot-frying pan before his departure, Sir scenes were witnessed when Koh, Assistant Bishop; arrived in the

Winston TELIPang fity, condid- the contents of the gasomoter Once a year, at the Ash fes

of flame, Herms-Chusan this morning to attend ativos of St Fortunato, all the in the future of the free exploded in a sheet

world, so long as Britain and completely wrecking the pur town's fishermen donate their

the United States remained side sounding neighbourhood, conference of Chinese clergy in South~

by side.

The following day it was sti east Asia.

on

Bishop Koh, who is accom-

conference begins Tho Thursday.

ponted by his wife, is the only The 24,000-ter Chusan arrived Chinese Bishop In active ser-

London What is more he had been from

the first vice outside China. charged by wounded tigers-Orient and Pacife Lines east-

Other members of the delega- bound himself, no doubt, seated on the

voyage. From Hong- back of

elephant. Must kong, she crosses the Pacifiction are the Rev. H. Z. Choa, have run out of ammo .or he 1 Vancouver and San Francisco the Rev. T. K. Chan, the Rev.

would have killed that iad.

And lost, but not Icast, he is said to have killed a bull with

I. G. Dang, the Rev. S.H. Dong, via Yokohama and Honolulu.

Rev. Y. Y. Huang, the She will sail tomorrow night the

a. T. H. Huong, the Rev. Bishop Koh was formerly

and the Rev. K. K.

one blow over the heart. Surelyesident of Hongkong and was T. O. Lau, the Rev. L. K. Lee, there is something there about over at St John's Cathedral the Rev. B. H. Lee, the Rev.

ono lime. He a Government post at Malau-

was also. Ool, kok?

married and ordained in the Ool, Cathedral. ECCE HOMO,

TRADE TALKS

He said about 50 clergymen from countries including BOTTICO,

Food Expert

a

dayła catch and each housewife

donates a bottle of alive oll to cook the fish in.

They are all cooked in the huge frying pan and anybody Con cat as much Ash as he wants-free.

But there is no place in the villags to keep the frying pan in between festivals. So, the huge copper pan, weighing several tons, is kept in a ware- house scrum Camcell Bay, Each year it is sailed across the bay, mainly because it is too wide to go by road.

5 Tons Of Fish By use of block and inekle aboard coveral of the fishing boats and the daring of a ders, the villags Another passenger, Mr Waller dozen skin the Philippines, Bachmand,

food expert, got the frying pan above water Formosa, Honolulu, San arrived on u round trip cruise. after it had sunk in transit, Francisco and Mauritius would Mr Bachmann has been judge for wear and salt water. The It was somewhat the worse attend the conference, which lu many International and na- would last. 13 days.

tional cookery, bakery and con- and banged out dents, and this women of Camogli scoured it | Icetionery exhibitions,

He also wriles books morning the shiny pan was in

place, ready

nu accom- cemere.

About 3,500 villagers, turiște and compatriots from nearby. villages enjoyeů 'fivɑ tons of fish fried in olive oil.-U.F.I.

Members of the Philippines. At the conference, they will Trade Delegation who arrived discuss the work of the Angii- here with the Filipino Floating con Church, including schools, Exhibition on board the RPS | hospitals, orphanages and homes Lapu-Lapu hold a short discus- | for the aged.......

sion with the Import Com mittes of the Hongkong General

The First

Chamber of Commerco this morning.

They used to hold these con-

cookery.

Mr. Bachmann · Is pabled by his wife.

Ambassador Here.

to serve

The meeting which was held ferences in China, Bishop Kah British Ambassador in Manila, Crown Counsel, Ill

at the Chamber, lasted about said. They left China when

Mr 0. L Clutton, former

arrived" from the Philippines 40 minutes in which both sides the Communists took over, and on his way to the United King- The trial of four youths ac- diacuued ways and means of this conference was the first to dom, for reposting.

cused of murdering a warder of factiflating a greater, flow of | be held aloco then, ho said, Mr Clutton, who had boun Cape Collinson Boys' Training trade between the two. places. The delegation from Blaga-Ambassador in Manila since Centre was adjourned this

The Hongkong committee | --pore will also look for-uurses, } 1955; Is the guest of the coming to Wednesday bwing to for, and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited of 1-3 advised the [visiting delegates Loschern: and clergy to work | Governor during his brief atay | Winess of Senior Crown Counsel, Wyndham Street, City of Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong. of the Colony's needs.

for the phurch in Malaya, here.

Mr D. Mayne,

Sir Winston drove to the air-ported that 32 people. lost their port with American financier lives and 13 were missing. One WOX Mr Lam Bernard Baruch, with whom he of the victims had stayed in New York during Tung, who

one of the the last three days of his vial Hongkong University's' earliest -Franco-Presse.

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