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FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1959..

Sheaffers

NEW BALLPOINT WITH EXOLUSIVE

STERLING SILVER TIP

I Had Two Whiskies' From the Files

Tommy Guns Case Appeal Parking Driver 25

FULL COURT RESERVES DECISION ON SENTENCE

The Full-Court-this-morning-reserved_its_decision_on_an_appeal by a shop owner against his conviction for having under his control oight Tommy guns and 16 automatic pistols. The appellant, Lau Yiu-nam, 45 had been found guilty by Victoria Dis- trict Judge B. J. Jennings on March 13 and given three years' hard

labour.

Construction | LETTERS TO

Of Chai Wan THE EDITOR Access Road

Breu,

As part of the long-form development of the Cha Wan access road, alust three-quarters of П mille in length, is to be constructed from Island Road to the Chal Wan reclination.

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Royal Titles

!

He was represented today by Mr Hin-shing La.

Lau was alleged to have been responsible for the arms which were removed from a ship from Talwan in September, 1957.

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Lau disappeared after two of his fultis were arrested In Jordan Rond, each enrrying sent tin later found to colitain site of the arts, He

was arrested in December last year. THE GROUNDS

Sir: view of the editorial The Full Court comprised the --- rather por Chief Justice. Sir Michael made by you about my Hogan, and the Senior Pulsne Durch fellow-citizen's letter, Judge, Mr Justice J. R. Gregg. will be surfaced feel impelled to support him in

your correspondence columns.

The rond with asphalt and laid out as a j 52-foot wide single corriageway. ; In the present slate of -

Pruvision has been made for elety at

the road Converting 100-foot dual carriagewas

in the festure.

Jutu

Tenders for the construction of the aetess road are called to teluy's Clovernment Gazette

. Work is expected to start to

wards the end of July and take about 14 months to compiele.

Lowu Camp Access Road

The existing access road fron Law Camp to Liu Pok Village, the New Territories, is to be improved and Kurfaced

In

Work on the road, which 14 ten feet in widin and about a mile long, with begin in a month's Lime and sice two

months to complete. Tenders for the work are called for in lo- day's Clovernment Gazette.

Two Killed In Landing Mishap

Jacksonville, May 20.

A navy plane trying to land aboard the attack carrier USS Essex today raked the starboard side of the carrier, klited two men and injured 23 others.

The pip was killed-UPI,

which some Balkens hrive arrived, it 1 16 doubs arguable that Hoyul Families wedi na longer exist. tint,

Roga! Fumilles takes place, if however, the abolition of such is surely wise,

courteous and

in good taste that the members of such Tamiles should be treated with respect. The Press should Jesi in the Jealous gunudlanship of that respect,

The use of Christian pants instead of a tille does not, so it seems to me, it in with me guardianship.

JOIN WAY.

General Hull

Leaves

Coinnunder-in-Chief, Far Fast General Sir Richard A. Hall,

Land Forces, and his daughter Miss Mary Bull, returned 10

The ground of appeal was that there was not muffelent evidence on which a conviction could be based.

Mr Hu-shing Lo (instructed by Stewart & Co.), said

the only evidence was a cautioned statement Lau made and the

testimony of one of the folls, 'Thanh Lang Hung

Trol id sald that he bad

been carrying the tin on the instructions of the appellant and that he did

to know the contents,

Mr Le submitted that Tsol's evidence could not be regarded as corroborative of any offence;

because he himself did nol know what was inside the tins.

THE CONTENTS

Twice Bumped WOMAN COLUMNIST

PASSES THROUGH Cars, Court Told

years -AGO-

TRBIES is still prevalent

A well-kawn women columnist, Anne-Scott-James-of Mr. T. Morris at Central Magistracy this R the New Territories,

the Dally Express, pamed through this morning in the course of a round-the-world tour collecting material for a new column specially for women.

Formerly she was with the Sunday Express for four years. And prior to that, she was editor of Harper's Bazaar. Commenting on her new column, Miss Scott-James gaid i will be everything concerning women.”

She came in by Air-India from India on her way to Tokyo.

Anne Scott-Trees is of course, familiar to many China Mall womru readers, as the author of articles on fashions, published regularly in our women's page.]

MORE BRASSIERES

THAN FLAGS

Latest U.S. Complaint.

Mystifies Colony

Inquiries made by a China Mail reporter this morning failed to show why American textile producers should be complaining about a possible “flood of cheap copios" of the new United States 50-star flag.

The leg, has not yet been designed, but will become oft- einl in July, 1900.

But according to cables this marning American manulac- turers are already perturbed about competition from Hong- kong and Japan, whose pricva are said to be 25 cheaper.

per con!

Not Comparable

it did not necessarily follow, Just beenuse Lou disoppeared from his house after Tsol was

that the arrested,

appellant must have known the contents of the tins, he said.

that Mr Lo contended

his tellent had mentioned that he under had been

instructionspartment Chi-man from another man, named Chan industry sald that Where were nu statistics of Hongkong-made *in reply, Mr D. N. E. Rea, American flags

exported to Crown Counsel, submitted that USA but that certainly the

A spokesman for the

of Commerce

De- and

Two Die

After

Traffic Accidents

morning reserved judgment until next in the Castle Peak Road re- gion. A small child was Tuesday in a traffic case against an

bitten by a dog in Ting Indian merchant to considor whether Kau village last Friday and

or not he should send him to gaol.

Arjan Bhajwani. 35, of 1B Bentham Road, third floor, had curlier pleaded guilty to delving a car while under the Influence of drink.

A charge of careless driving was withdrawn when Detective Sub-inspector J. E. Collins, pro- secuting, necopted his plea of not guilty,

Verandah Viow

Government Appointments Gazetted

Government

died.

This was revealed by `Mr Wynne Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, when Mrs X. S. Valgin of 31 Ashley Road was summoned at the Kowloon Magistracy for bringing a dog into Kowloon from the New Territories without A permit. The lody was cautioned.

·A. Herlzery, keen Shanghai polfer, drove off from the Gazette ninth on the Race Course TE-

notified today the follow-cently, killed

DSI Collins told the Couri that he was in the verandah of The his quarters In Caine Road thortly before midnight yester- day when

Bhojwani driving his car into Hospital Road from Caine Road.

he saw

ear causing

In

ए

crow

and

ing appointments, promo-jrqualled a 20 years old local tions, transfers and post-record. ings:

While trying to park Hospital Rond, the parked damuge.

Bhujwont then attempted to park car in another position, but it callided with another car was then seen coming out of his General

John Crow, flapping his be way lazily across the fairway, Claude Burges to Mr

with effect never knew what hit him, and Colonial Secretory A car hit

turning a couple of minor from January 24.

doum he Mr Arthur Hooton, QC, Soli-saults on the way citor General, to act as Attorney accompanied the ball to earth. General.

Glue inspection proved him Mr M, Heenan, Senior Crown to be beyond all earthly aid. DS Collins sald Bholwani Counsel, to act

This is nut the first time the feat of killing a crow has the car and staggering along

Mr G. R. Sneath, Crown

been accomplished. rond He left his quarters and Counsel, lo nel as Senjur Crown went up to the man.

Twenty years "ills Counsel,

ago, A. J. breath sinelt strongly of drink Me IV. Dodge, Cadet om- Dentein of the local A.P.C. and his speech was incoherent," Class II, to be Assistant office, also put an abrupt end be said.

Director of Commerce and In-to the adventures of a crow. dustry.

Two Convictions

At that time he also noticed

he refused examined.

to

be medically

cer,

Sollcltor

Mr C. Willcox, Senior Super- Intendent of Police, to be As-

sistant Commissioner of Police.

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✩ ✩

Mr D, IL Taylor, Superin- If the present expectations

Icadent

at Bhojwani could not sland.

of Police, At the Queen Mary Hop Senior Superintendent of Police. Council are fulfilled, the in- to act us of the Shanghai Municipal will Mr J., Woodler, Superinternational Settlement tendent of Malls, to net on As- | adon ase a public rickshaw take He had two previous convic-sistant Controller of Posts,

which reill, as it were, Mr Ho Hon-chu,

Assisiont tions for pceding and driving

breath away, saya the your to without due care and attention. Structural Engineer, be North China Daily News.

In mitigation, Bhojwani said Structural Engineer. he had been at a dinner party of a restaurant in North Point earlier.

"I had two whiskies. Injured in traffic accidents driving my car," he said.

Simajore this morning by RAF | there was Abundant evidence quality was not comparable to A boy and a man, who were thought I was quite capable of

Hastings aircraft.

Gen. Hull came to the Colony for a five-day visit of Millary ertabindiments.

At the airport to see Gon. Hol aft, was Cominander. British Forces, Lt. Gen, Sir Edrie Bast- yan, and Lody Basiyan.

garments and

that an offence had been com- } those of mitted, and the District Judge) brassieros. was entitled

to come to the

There is only one frm conclusion that the appellant registered with us for manu- was responsible,

Incture of flags," he said.

Even though mention had hern made of the "mysterious fourth man," Mr Rea stated, il Also on the plane was the was still the appellant who gave Cominand Secretary. Far East | orders to Tsol und bis fellow- Land Forces Mr R. W. Barrow, taki to carry the fins, and was and his wife, who were to the therefore in effective control of Colony for a short visit.

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the arms,

in

Kowloon yesterday, died in Kowloon Hospital carly this morning.

His Promise

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He also asked the court for "The situation is different

The boy, eleven-year-old Maleniency and promised not from thai of garments and Chol-hung of No.

commit such an offence again, 8 Canton

Reserving his judgment, Mr brassieres which consfliute al-Road, roof top, was knocked most 50 per cent of Hongkong down and injured by a military Morris said in view of the exports lo USA," he

seriousness of the case he had con vehicle in Peking Road near its finued,

junction with Canton Road to consider whether he should "Since the item In question is The man, Lee Chun, aged 58, send the defendant to geol or so small and so is the value, of No. 5 Kilung Street, 3rd floor, not. there is no reason, as far as I sustained injuries when the taxi

Bhojwani is on ball of $1,000. can see, for America to take any he was driving was involved in restrictive steps.",

a collision with a commercial van in Chatham Road near Wa Fung Street and Winslow Street A brief survey revealed that A 70-year-old woman was there are about ten flog-makers knocked down and injured by a in Hongkong. About seven aruf wooden cart In Nanchang producing flags of all kinds for Street, near its junction with ships In harbour only, while the Tal Nam Street. The woman, test enter to the local market. Tung Yuk-mul, of 50 Un Each make about ten to thirty Chow Street, 2nd floor, Is American flags a year.

receiving treatment in Kowloon

Ten Flag-Makers

Executive

Council Appointments

One maker said that theitospital. Japanese product Is even In Hongkung, a 45-year-old cheaper than the local product Indian was knocked down by Mr D.1.5. Crozier=had_beau and may be made in

quantity,

larger-bus in Comaught Road, Central,

near the Vehicular Ferry Bui |Terminus,“last-night-"The “man," Krissmira of Mosque Temple, Queen's Road, East, was ad-

CPA ROUTE mitted to Queen Mary Hospital.

Cathay Pacifle Airways, Ltd, have been granted a licenco to operate a route between Hong- kong und Sychey through Manila, Port Moresby and Dar- win.

The flights will be maintained once weekly and the Lockheed Electro aircraft will be used.

Trade Officer

The Government Gazette nail- fed today that Mr W. C. Ludwig had been appointed Trade Officer

at the Australian Government Trade Commission.

ra-appointed an "Official -Member-of-the-Executiva. Council until May 27, 1961, the Government Gazette notified today... The Gazette also notified that Mr M. W. Turner and Mr C. E

| Against Entering M. Terry had been re-appointed

The Church

Unionlelal Members of the Counell for the same period, and Dr S. N. Chru re-appointed an Unofficial Member until May 27, 1061,

London, May 20. Elghly per cent of nuns and CO per cent of Roman Catholic The Gazelle further notified priests here met with some form that Mr M. W. Lo had been of opposition from their parents appointed an Unofficial Member when they decided on their of the Council from May 28, vocation, according to a recent 1939 until May 27, 1900, and Mr Census, the Catholic Herald sala Ngan Shing-kwan and Dr A. today.Reuior.

M. Rodrigues had been appoint ed Unofficlat Members unili May 27, IDOL.

Red Face

Mr Kwok Chan hand been Orlando, Fla., May 28,

provisionally appointed an Un- Margaret Carr pald a 50-cent offelal Member of the Council fine for D parking violation, during the absence from the and then went to work with a Colony of Mr M. W. Lo.

Carr checks parking meters, and wrlles paricing trickels-UPL

Licensing Justices red, face. Miss

The Government Gazette notfied today that Messru Wan

| Lu-shing and Ho Chuen-yiu had

been appointed to be members

Struck Off

of tho Board of Licensing The Government Gazeite

| Justices for the Now Territories Inalified today that New China

Aviation Official Passes Through

$25 Donation

Instead of the dirty, dilapida- od, uncomfortable contraption which, dins, is all too common in the streets of Shanghat today. It Is proposed introduce В A donation of $25 has been swanky, springy, eminently received for Mr Chang Fun-wu conftary vehicle which could not from the Hongkong" Toc H help getting both the applause Association. This takes the total and the patronage of the com- denations to $351.

munity at large.

by,

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Mr M. J. B. Macekji, Avia- HONGKONG®

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Acting Consul

to the Bombay

off the register and the com- Government, passed through Kayamally Didg pany dissolved.

this moming by Air-India on 22, Queen's Road CA his way to Seattie, U.S.A, to Tel, 24052

The

Architect

Government

confer with Horing offieinis.

Will

The Government Gazelto

Mr Mnockil is also Bocing's notified today that Mr Ffector

Ho Gazette consultant In India. Graber had been provisionally notified today that Mr A. Gremain. In the U.S. for four recognised as Acting Consut for Procter, had been registered as weeks after which he will go Switzerland at Hongkong,

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