1960-01-11 — Page 10

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DEXION

SLOTTED ANGLEE

ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CO. LTD.

203 Chartered Bank Building,

Tel. 37780

Left to right; Mrs Symons, Miss A. W. Hurrell, Mias E.

M. Gibbins and (nested) Miss R D. Sawyer.-Chins Mall photo.

Two

more former

DGS headmistresses

arrive in Colony

CHINA MAIL

Established 1845.

MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1960.-

Charges against the Police: I am amazed, says Appeals Judge

During the hearing of seven appeals this morning, Mr Justice W. A. Blair-Keır said he was amazed at the number of defendants. who against the police.

"In abnost every record esse the defendant says he has been tramed by the juice," he said. Ertler, Yeung Shing-un had Faid he had been a another house at the time and plaze police had said they had arrested him or the possession of dan- gerous drugs.

This rociety is very corrupt,"

he aided.

"Who is corrupt?" asked Mr Justice Blair-Kerr.

"The police," defendant r plied.

Only conclusion

The Judge said that on the i

before evidence placed

the Magistrate's court, they had come to the only conclusion pos- sible.

"I Aut

Catholic." Young sid, "I will go to Hell if 1 lie." ཡ** am not dismissing your

but on the evidence before the

Two former headmistresses of "I am very happy to see Hong-Evidence as a pack of lles at nil,

The

The

he could come to, i that you were guilty," the Judge

Diocesan Girls' School,! kong again," said Miss Hurrell Magistrate, that was the only

Invitation to the former conclusion Alle 1. D. Sawyer and Miss

headmistresses 10 return to Hongkong was made by the said. Diocesan Old Girls' Assocla- tion.

A. W. Hurrell, Arrived in the RMS Corn from the United Kingdom this morning al- trad the centenary celebra- tians of the school beginning | Among on Thursday.

Alles Sawyer was headmistress

of the school from 1925 Lo 1939 and 311 Hurrell from 1940 until 1951. Both have retired frotay teaching now,

Richard Mason

on television

those who greeted the two former headmistresses were Mrs C. 3. Symons, head- mistress of the school and Miss E. M. Gibbins, another former headmistress who ar- rived here on December 31.

Woman killed

พร

I am sorry about this, but I have to dismiss the appeal," he added, as defendant was led ¦nway crying.

Anyone else?

A

made

allegations

Long term

drug

for possession

66-year-old Chinese woman who had more than 18 ounces of dangerous drugs in her possession was sentenced to three and a half years jail by Judge K. R. Mocfee in Victoria District Court this morning.

The

woman,

Lee Kam-yurg

of 214, Timple Street who pload- jed not guilty, was convicted on two counts of possessing barbi- tons and heroin.

Chief In- Police Prosecutor, spector T. W. Wheeler told the court that two revenue inspec- tors went to Lee's home at 4.30 Another man, Leung Tak, ap- p.m, on December 18. last. pealing against conviction Jor The inspectors saw Lee leav possession of heroin, also allegeding the premises with her right he had been frined by The

hand in her pocket. police.

One of the inspectors asked if He said he had been asleep she had any dangerous drugs at his home in Sai Kung Street and without replying the woman at the time police said they had held out her hand which clutch- arrested him in

street in

ed a small package comaining half an ounce of heroin.

Homuntin Village.

Mr Justice Hair-Kerr asked at about 8.45 Laune if there had been unsone

A £5-year-old woman tally injured

Richard Ma, cuther of The World of Suzie Wong, will m at sterday when she was in the room with him, to call

bus in as a witness. 1.devision Th

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Leung sald there had been, but he was unable to call the withers at the Magistrates' court because he had not known when his case was to be heard,

IN CUBICLE

She then took them to a third floor cubicle and opened a pad- tocked door.

The revenue party later found six and half ounces at herodni and 10 and three quarter ounces

and consequently could not of barbitone and an oplum pipe.

notify the witness to attend.

the

Judge MacFee sentenced wontas (6 three and a half years

Leung then asked ir the witness might be called at the on each of the two charges. Apetals court, but the Judge However, he ruled that the sell- pointed out that the court could tences should be served con- only review the evidence Jeld before the Magistrates'

missed.

as currently.

the

court. Hla appeal xvas dis- Judge MacFez said that only consideration of the Lan Kwok-tung, appealing woman's age prevented him

the maximum against conviction for possession from passing

of heroin, also alleged that the sentence.

police had framed tum.

Mr Justice Blair-Kerr told him that if he or any other

defender wanted to fight a case, they had to fight it "tooth and nall" in the law court and not in the appeals vourt, Lan's

appeal was also, dismissed.

Bankruptcy charges

No case to

answer, says counsel

16-storey building for Leighton Rd Mr

A plan to build a sixteen- storey building costing $750.000 In Leighton Road, Hongkong, was vealed at the Tenancy Tribunal today.

Mr Chea Wong, represented by Mr D.AL. Wright, applied for exemption of the 33-year-old properties at 578 and 580 Leigh-

The new building would con-

shops on the ground floor. It

finished in would be

15% months.

Loo d'Almuda, QC, Coun-

sel for a businessman' on charges of false pretencos and bankruptcy offences, this morning submitted before Judge B. J. Jen-

|

Mr. Burgess

at traffie exhibition

Clande

This morning, Mr Burgess, Colonial Secretary. visited the. Tràmic Exhibition at the 'Jockey 'Cish with the Com. ' missioner of Police, Mr W. H. E. 'Heath › GARNI), A

The Senior Superintendent of Traffic, Mr A. Morrison (left) answers questions about meul- studded cronings, at this road junction.

Die Burgen was later shown

the desire figure of the mur-

derer Cheung Kwal wearing the saihentle death mask and hold-

in the Luger pistol used in his

final battle.

with him (below) are (1 to r) Me Bosih; Mr C. G, March of the C..L, D, and Mr Morrison.-- China Mall Photo,

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IR. It is notoriously difcutt to please everybody and ir Honakoog. apparently impor- sible.

this

Every attempt to make Colony n brighter and therefore better place la met with carping criticism. Here is correspondent who objects to amali pigs being released in a ballroom. From his letter it is difficult to discover the nature of his (or her) objection. Is it that the pigs were kept up long after their usual bedtime? Or if suggested that their morals are likely to be affected by fast company? The correspondent "should be more explicit." There may be some ground for objec tlon to pigs in a ballroom, but hu (or she) has disclosed none. I may add that I was not at tho ball at which this interesting innovation was made.--PIGGY,

☆ Charged

W.

before Mr Schofield at the Central Magistracy

Saturday morning with the theft of one tin of boot polish,

of

4 tin of

wax, and a tin brasso, property of Mr A. B. Purves from 174 The Peak, ip Cheung, a house coolie en- ployed by the complainant was fined $50 or in default six weeks hard labour.

*

AT "new" Loe was

almost solely respon- sible for Cralgengower's win over the Army. Taking seven wickets for 31 runs he was largely responsible for Army being dismissed for 75. He then scored 40 runs of his team's 97.

HULA-HULA DANCERS S

sings at the Victoris Dis. LETTERS TO

trict Court that the accused had no case to

answer.

The

accused, Chan Koon-

ton Road. Mr Wright is in-pak, was alleged to have obtal=" structed by P. H. Sin and Co. cd $22,000 on two occasions lain domestic fals and two from a woman, Mrs Targ Fo-

1947 xing, in February

aud 1558 respectively on $210 сте- ience that he was the owner: Representing the opponents

of four rouses It Watcher. Dre Mr J. ᎨᏎᎢ . d'Almeda

Chan, had pleaded guilty last Remedios, of d'Almada Remedios Friday to two charges of having and Co., Mr Benjamin Liu, in failed to disclose to the Official structed by C. Y, Kwan and Roceiver that he had had shares. Co., also by Miss Dolores Nain the Chinese newspaper Wah

THE EDITOR

Film Page critic

Sir-I have not read Ellot's poem, but I do not understand why his name has been eegen- trically spelt, twice.

NT. CHOW.

HAVE THEIR

'7

EYES

ON MARGOT

JAP

By a China Mail Reporter

[APANESE sisters Yoko and Kazuko, acknowledged as two of the world's lend- ing Polynesian folk dancers revealed in Hongkong last week a secret ambition-to become famous ballerinas.

And the person they model themselves on is none other than the world renowned prima ballerina Dame Margot Fonteyn..

Yoko, 21, and Kazuko, 26, who have been dancing almost since they could walk, practise more than two hours of ballet every day.

Practise every day

"We haven't done any serious ballet since we left Japan for Hawaii about 18 months ago," Yoko told the China Mail.

"But we can't take the risk of losing qur touch and we practise every day.

"One day we hope to return to Japan not as native dancers but as ballerinas.

over five years and, know every kind of popular Polynesim dance,

"Some Japanese girls. have high standard reached a very of ballet and we know that when-we get back we'll have plenty of competition," added.

she

The sisters who perform three exciting and exhausting.. floor shows each night believe that pure ballet is by far the most liring.

Both girls model themselves or famed Dame Margot Fonteyn

"We know all her works and every time we get a chance we clopoly watch movies taken of hier al work," Kazuko said.

"It is very interesting and so far our income depends on this style of dancing."

But their true love?,

"Good old fashioned ballet," they agree.

Six weekend

street thefts

NIR, As ons of the three little piggles forced by the heart- tess management of the Penlu- sula Hotel

on the to appear dance floor on New Year's Eve,

may I add my protest to that made by another correspondent, Needless to say my fellow plas and I are disgusted at the fact that

we were forced to mix with the terrible wine-bibbing, poodle-faking, revel-mad mass of humanity.

ot

We saw sights that made our toils curl up in horror. Men and women frankly clasping cach other as they whirled who around the floor; others were old enough to know bet- ter, littering up the floor with long 'strangers of papde and other rubbish, and an orgy champagne and sherry. only compensation was that we nestled for un ail too brict spell it the arms of the Hollywood blondes we can quite imagine how Some of that human would quite, willingly rabble have changed places with us thon.

Out

When eventually we made pur escape and thankfully re- turned to our swill-pots in the New Territories, ar old jingle appropriate to the occasion, Bashod through my mind:

"You can tell the man who boozes by the company ho chooses, so the little pig got up and walked away."PORKY.

REVIEW

REFUSED

Mr I. T. Morris at Central Magistracy this morning dismissed on opplication for review of ́senfence made by Leung Hon-man, . alias Oscar Loung, 39, an -unregistered medical proc-

titioner.

Loung was fined $1,000, by Mr Morris on September 1-for the possession of Part 1 polsans without a permit and being an unregistered person praștising medicine.

Ho was cautioned and dis charged for being an unregister- ed person publishing. "kla naITE as practising medicine.

On December 17, Leung, re-

There is no dispute about Six cams of larceny from the Quinn, of K. F. Wong and Co. Kiu Yat Po and the Bank of Student remanded her greatness and we think that person were reported to the presented by Mr. Patele

the weekend, | Instructed; by Memes: Britton and Mr A. S. C. Comber, of Conton.

by modelling ourselves on such Police over

and Co. applled for the revjów. Hastings and Co.; Mr Walter He was acquitted on three

All-year-old student, alleged a wonderful dancer we can im- They include the theft of a

wallet conteluing US$20 from à In his decision : this morning. Han, of Hon and Co., Mr F. other chargsa.

prove ourselves out of sight

Europan pedestrian - in Glou Mr Morris said he hid Teylerspect Zimmern af F. Zimmern and Mr d'Almada submitted this by police to have discharged a:

The pisters specialien

the one In the light of repres incester Rock the watching of a 18. hore shop gun, across Clear morning that there were serious contradictions: in. Mrs. Tang's Water Bay Road, wounding a Tahlilan and Hawaiian folk wirly walch from a Chinesentations brought to his mythol

which are women la Bounthy, street and by Mặc Yan, but he could Ch evidence, which affected the | man, was remanded unifi next danes, most of credibility of the evidence as a Monday:" by Mr D. Benson at hundreds of years old,

the thats by a pair of gold-bar-nothing to augners. Ihat sta Cure Juvenate. Court - thus Kabukoda Wyluv rings from a Chinese woman in | were grounds for further soulon whole.

studied, kyle of dancing for editan Road.

on bila part, Hearing is continuing.

morning for further inquiries.

Co.: Mr Peter C. Wong, and Mr. W. H. Young,

The Tribunal consists of Mr Pickering (Prezident), W. F. Mrs Matilda Ng and My Douglas Hung