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Left to right: Sir Michael Hugin, the Chief Justice, the arling Chancellor, the Officer Administering the Govern- ment, Mr Claude B. Burgess ating behind him is Mr R. Oblitas, the assistant registrar of the University), Standlac on acting Chancellor's left is Mr Michael W. Turner and at right I Dr L. T. Ride, the Vice-Chancellor of the Univer Sity.China Mall Photo,
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1959.
SHEAFFER'S
ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN
PLANS TO CREATE MORE LAND
Court Told Mrs Walsh Said:
"20 Pieces Of Red Received"
The no. 2 boy of a gambling club told the Victoria District Court today of a meeting at the Kowloon Rosary Church during which Irene Sheila Walsh was alleged to have said: "The 20 pieces of red have been received."
Chow Chan-kwong testi- tween himself, Chan (manager. fied earlier that $2,000 in of the club) and $100 bills had been given accused, was
police constable who was convicted of simple tareency Mrs Walsh, 20. Sub-Inspec-
September 28, had his appeal dismissed by Mr.Jus- tor Francis Adrian Walsh, 1ee Gregg in the Appeals 30, hus pleaded not guilty
to a conspiracy charge.
to Lily Lee, 40, who, with Chan had met Walsh,
Court this morning.
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P.C. 1679, Lee Sui-hing, aged { The charge alleges they con- 30, was convicted of having kept spired to solicit payments from leather wallet containing two Chow (the no. 2 boy) and Chan US$100 notes which was given (Ping-kwon
reward for to him by two European boys Walsh forbearing to take action while he was on duty in Garden against a gambling club known as the Tat Kee Co., on 12th Empire apartments, of
LOS8.
Road on November 18 The owner of the wallet has floor sill not been traced.
Judge Grezz said that the magistrate had ample evidence on which to
North Point.
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for
Lily Lee has also pleaded not guilty to receiving $2,000 base his decision August 15 Brewerd
see no reason Walsh forbearing
out to carry to disagree he dismissed the his duties in respect appeal.
club's activities.
and as he eculd
ite allowed sentence to run from the date of conviction.
of the
Chow testified that the meet- ing at the Rosary Church be-
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But later, aftor sliting to Lee. the three she had told him to hand it over the first time to Lee as formerly arranged.
Chqw said he asked Mrs and come. Walsh "w they close it again?*
She replied "No, of course Chow saldi that on August | not," and added that her hus- 13. speaking to Lee on the band was the first person to telophone, he told her the price open the mail, and if there were
mentioned at of $8,000
any letiere he would open thema.
The hearing is continuing. meeting in Winner House
Mr Sinion L. Crown Counsel, August 1 was too high.
Chow cald he
suggested prosecuting. 56,000, but Lee had said the Patrick Yu is defending Insp. "He is instructed and Mrs Walsh, money
be pald
by by Mr G. Liang, of M. K. Lam and instalments $1,000 every five Co. days, or $2,000 every 10 days. The next day he and Chan had visited the Anti-Corruption branch where police had given Chan a Mirifon wire recorder.
They went to Lee's house in
Street. She said sh Percival
wanted the Was worried and matter settled,
could
Chow testified she said: "It you do not settle the matter R will happen again on Sunday. You all know that the promotion of the Superintendent was fost."
Royal Family
very
Chow shid Lee told them Walsh WES from
Royal the family. She added he had u relative who could obtain an ppointment, with the Queen at ly me.
Judge Creedon: Was it a he or a she?
Chow: I don't know.
On August 15, Chow sald, be again telephoned Lee, who told him the amount was $2,000.
Death Of
Miss Edith
Anderson
The death of Miss Edith
· Anderson, one of Hong-
From the Files
Mr Claude Burgess's Congregation Address 25
DEGREES PRESENTED
The acting Chancellor of the University, Mr Claude B. Bur- gess, today told the University Congregation about the Government's plans to create more land for Hongkong's teeming population.
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He warned that by 1962-67 the number of men of working age will increase this is about double at the average rate of about 2,000 each month the rate at which it is increasing today. With various schemes already announced, Government has plans to make 1,300 acres available. "But clearly it does not meet our needs," he said.
He added, "It eccns that the coming Becade is the time when we shall have to bring in the the New Territories to redress balance."
Five major reclamation schemes each costing about $100 tallion would make available mang um 2,000 more acres,
"Here
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the
years
AGO
November 1934
Mr Anturin Bevan, Socialist MP and Miss Jenny Ler, who used to be Secialist MP for North Lanark, usere married recently at Holborn Register Ofice. It a. the most in-
format of weddings. wan't even
There
a ring. There were only three puenta,
There is to be no honey- moon and so far as her public and political activitica art concerned, Mra Bevan in tờ re- main Mian Lee.
When asked why she didn't wear a ring Miss Jenny Les Raid, "Why should 1, I don't know that I shall ever tocar one,"
seems to me to be ↑
txxi quality coellies
uncertainties. specially ap- to logical proof and to intangible particularly and propriate to Hongkong as we faith. And there is lots of it in If there Hengkong-Indeed know it.
hadn't been lots of it over the isolated, politically cocotle years, there might be no Hong- community, that holds itself long now.
don't know whether one together in rather unlikely cir-
without being try this cumstances and keep on do- and
guilty bf lese-majeste, but it has BAKOCSITUL, ing practical,
me that the even splendid things. The often occurred
single word 'Enthusiasm' might i very pace of our He is some-
have been considered times almost frightening And
motto for OUT new Armorial THE thousand-year-old
TH that is one thing, and not the
Berings.
Chinese comedy "Lady only thing, that the poorest "As it is the motto is simply of the Precious Stream", here have in common with the 'Hongkong But perhaps my richest. "One thinks of tha
English version point has been covered. Per the is the one haps the "But enthusiaan
expressions Enthu which has been prepared by esentable major espital com-
quality that As capable mitments before' tis, and
of stem and Hongkong' are syno- Professor S. I. Hatung, will sks whether - we
matching can really
to inymous." equaily
be produced at the little afford to undertake new worke
Theatre next week. on this stale. Pertaps the answer is that we cannot really afford not to.
No Alternative These projekts, said Mr Bur- Eess, were still under considera- tlon, but I can really see no alternative to proceeding at once. with at least one of these major schemes."
in
"It may well be that at this present time we have our met breathing space before the im- pect upon us of our problem of people in a new and DITHASH more urgent form-the growth to adult status of a new and teeming generation.
"Economic expansion will be the key to our very survival, and the provision of land may well be the key to the expan- sion of our economy."
Grave Decisions
**These Bre
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grave decisions but we cannot wait upon events. Whatever we decided to do. It may be several years before it enti be established beyond doubt
right wire her We wero wrong.
"But if it is then shown that and we have lacked the taith vision and courage which the situation demanded, there may well by then be nothing to be done, for engineering projects on the scule of those I have mentioned take. five or six years to carry out."
from
There were the highlights the acting Chancellor's
DR. RIDE TELLS CONGREGATION
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ENGINEERING SCHOOL
APPEAL WINS. PUBLIC SUPPORT
The Vice Chancellor of the Hongkong University, Dr L. T. Ride, announced at today's Congregn- tion Ceremony that local businessmen have subscribed almost half the amount needed to rehabilitate the University's Engineering
School.
of
The translation has been universally praised. Roger Live- No will play the hero, sey scenery will be used according to Chinese convention. -Mr Helung was formerly a profes- sor at the Peiping University. He has been studying English Illerature at the Londoa University since last year, has translated all of Sir James Barrio's plays and some of George Bernard Shaw's plays into Chinese.
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Sir, the statue of Sir Henry
May is getting very dirty, Queen
is Victoria's robe covered thickly with grime and dirt. Queen Alexandra rën of a blind man. King Edward and Sir Thomas
minds one
The other halt is to be sub- | practice elsewhere in the Com- Jackson have their clothes and scribed by Government,
monwealth.
Dr Ride aid: "The men of The figure was 3,000, the Hongkong business world Government had since decided Itave been as good as their at the figure for the foresce- word and have backed their able future should be 1803 opinions with their practical and it will enable us to go a long way to providing the help.
"When I was ustimated that Colorty with the doctors, dentists, it would cost u 7 lakhs to re-engineers, architects, social habilitate our pre-war engineer-workers and teachers and the that an Industrial Employing school, we appealed to the business executives it needs." ment Bill was being arfried public for half of that amount, -- "conditions of employment to match the Government's pro- in local Industry as a whole mised contribution on a dollar
for dollar basis. leave room for improvement” -- but this would require very careful thought before It could
Legislative Com to
kong's first locally-trained peech at today's Congregation
Mr Burgess revealed
physiotherapists, occurred yesterday at the Hong- kong Sanatorium ofter a short illness.
Miss Anderson, who was one Hongkong of a well-known family, is survived by her ølster, Mrs Ho-Wing and two brothers in the United Kingdom, Dr
Superintendent Jenkins of the Henry Anderson and Mr John Anti-Corruption Bronch gave Anderson. Chan $2,000 in HK and Shang-
She was 60 at the time of her hal $100 banknotes, in a white death. envelope.
But Lee was at first wary of The funeral service will take teking the money, sald Chow. place this afternoon, starting She said: "I don't want Jt. frum the Hongkong Funeral something strange Home at 3 p.m. Burial will take place' in the Roman like Catholic Cemetery.
There was
in the telephone call.
"There
kok-kok-kok.
noises Were
*I believe the conversation must have been tapped."
"Forget It"
Chow said he replied: "If you don't want It, forget It"
Manhunt
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As the car approached the police post in Tylam Reservoir, the man leapt from the car' and fled up the hillside.
But, Chow sale, Lee's amaħ, Pu Ng, had later come into the room and counted the money.
They arranged to meet Wolsh; the following day, a Sunday.
Chow, Chan and Lee went to the Rosary Church in city
Chathim Rosd. There waRE 'DELO lady praying inside.
"We sat down, and later Welsh and his wife arrived," said Chow.
They said a pinyer for about three minutes."
He said they met them a chart while later at the side entrance.
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Council.
"I was very pleased to learn from the Talkoo Professor (of | Engineering) quite recently that
I should like now to pay
heads covered with a greenish substance. Either let us keep these statues clean and well ne scrap the tended, or let whole ugly lot and sell the metal and the proceeds given to charity."
*
James Hunter, Super- Chinese University. Mintendent of the Gas Dr Ride wished the post- Fitting Department, Hong- secondary golieges trullite of plans
almed at kong and China Gas Co, re- - converting then ultimately into ceived handsome cut gluss and silver ornaments from
a Chiness university.
a speedy
"In countries all over the
he tas every reason to believe "I this university, can in the company and staff in that in the very near future we Any way help them in their.. shall have reached our target. struggle it will do a willingly, recognition of his 25 years service with them, the pre- public tribute to Government Cermonwealth, colleges arsentation being made by and to those firms who have so springing up and blossoming Mrs R. H. Glenn, wife of liberally contributed to our En-forth with incredible speed into Mr Glenn, the Chairman of gineering fund."
degree-giving universitles and the Company.
Estimate.
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present period of general Industrial prosperity, and in particular of Intense and rapid expansion in cer- tain Industries, offers S favourable an opportunity as we are likely to get for con- sideration of essential new measures: and I hope that further advance in the very Important field of labour con- ditions will be posible shortly. es an academiz exercise-recent- Į kong will be cblo to implement “Industry in Hongkongly tried to estimate what was a its educational expenelon piano hundred separate efforts. reasonable higher education without falling into some of the all briliant in their way, but commitment for Hongkong based pitfalls that have proved so
on local conditions, and common 'harrassing to others, SODERNÍO, Typical and ordinated."» Mr Burgess des- oribed this as "the chink, in our armour." The best answer the Federation of was st!!! Industrier
with the wealth of the experi- ences of these other ccminions and colonies at our diporal, i Dr Ride' sald the Universliy-am sure this Colony of Hong-
•
is
I-CO-
• Mr Burchs revealed (hai Hongkong's building boom was now involving a total ex- penditure of 55 million a week.
Enthusiasm
• Economia expansion will be the key le: our very survi val and the provision of land may well be the key to the thempansion of our economy.
Mr Tse, badly shocked by the experience drove off towards the colása motor cyclist who suffered Blight injury to the left arm.
A European motorist picked them both up and raced to the nearest pailte station.
Irrunediately the entire police force on the Island was'alertad and road blocks were set up, The gunman is belleved
Mr. Burgess ended his speech on the subject of enthusiaSITL:
'Moo" exit, with a goporal observation," Around about our
MAGISTRATE
TELLS MAN
TEARS, SMILES AS TO GET LEGAL
200 GRADUATE.
By OUR OWN REPORTER
There were tears, smiles, congratulations and lots of applause in the tradition-steeped Congrega- tion ceremony at the University of Hongkong today.
About 200, students graduated in the solemn,, time-honoured ceremony be
ASSISTANCE
Mr A. J. Sanguinetti, Cen-
:tral
Magistrate, this morning told the accused charged with driving un- der the Influence of drink, that he faced a very serious offence and would remand the case to November 24 for him to Students who received degroes bowed: low deftre, the Aetbeg
obtain legal-amistance; - to busy streets, in our factories be wearing a grey Hawaiion and offices in our welfare
Chananilor, “MÃ CỰB. Burgess, Accused was Lee Shan, 45, of thirt and a pair of blue Euro-statics and oven in some Some were confident, some who admitted them to to Bhan Kwong Hoad, Brus
Government departments there pean type trousers."
nervous ten, kat. Lany, when 1911 dagene, with a light-touch -on:| sloor,tak seda Lee introduced Chan to Walsh.
Felice this morning issued is one quality whion has long immensely proud as they each their hands with a mortar Lee is alleged to have drivi
va private car (NoƐ AB3040" at saying to Walsh "This is the nowspaper offices with a photo-seemed to me to be pro donned the cherished mortar board.
nowman whom they eminent; and it is extraordinary board, which signified their The Mudede ten Bled off hour Roed, under the Intence
Sing" Woq." Street near Wo person." :
Mrя Walth wild: "The 20 think may be able to help In-how many visitor from degree. A POS pieces
remarked upon The packed University Hall the sings donning their depe og drink folwich ansanban, a to red have been quiries, Nig
• they track down the steps, be incapable of. Having pepper received":
Band of the Hongkong control, of the vehicle. Chow said Mrs Walsh odzied:
calibrat struck un both behi The atendant is on bat "The next unie, I will ask, some other person to calject"
Introduced.
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The man was reported to it in the last have been been tour. Kroes and 30 LIN each time he disappeared short- ly before polise arrived.
contained many proud ́pREMITIA, Saltors 3-Severni, mothere brushed ¿WK) "tears whila Dibers HELOat broade
fors: and after the ceremony
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