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AGAINST

DRUGS BEGINS

"Drug consumption is tant-

amount to death."

People attending the Hong- lung and Kowloon Magistractes this today by

were

·fold.

unti-narcotics posters and par- phlets.

The posters, of varying sizes, pasted prominently all

were

over both magistracies,

and

They depict a dejected emanciated drug addict against a coffin in the background.

WARNINGS

in the pamphlets, agroup picture of eight addicta in Various postures were shown,

Alto information was given on the effects of drug addiction.

"Oplum, heroin pills And morphing can ruin, your whole 11tc.

"They cannot cure tubercu losis or any other diseases."""

The pamphlet also, warna people not to attempt taking drugs "or you will be in pitfall."

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"The Government is deter- mined to round up the drug peddiers and manufacturera ard to ruid alt divans and fuc- torics,"

The Queen back today

Londo. Jan. 17. The Queun will return to London tomorrow after spend- ing the Caristmas and New Year holidays ei her Sandring- ham estate in Norfolk,

She will remain at Bucking- ham Palace until the birth of her third child, expected next nionth.

The heir to the Throne, leave Prince Charles, will Sandringham with the Queen to return to his preparatory school at Cheam, Surrey.

Prince Philip and Princess Anne will remain at Sandring hom, for a few more day- AFP.

CHINA MAIL

MONDAY,

NOT FORGOTTEN

Happy children carrying toys and food duiributed by the BPC today.-China Mall photo.

FOOD AND CLOTHING

PARCELS

FROM THE SPC

Not one member of the 500 families looked after by the Society for the Protection of Children has been forgotten this Chinese New Year.

This week 3,500 mothers and children will receive gifts and food during speelal parlica at the five SPC centres.

mothers

There is also a CARE parcel per family.

At the Stadium at Wenchai, chief centre of the Society, this morning patiently with babies on

receive hot backs to clothing, toys and food.

Each bundle of clothing con- thing a garment for every mem- 5FC. ber of the family. There also quilts for the babies,

PAQUERETTE'S CLASSICS

THE PRICELESS LOOK

Tenancy

tribunal crowded

The Tenancy Tribunal court was thronged this morning with tenement dwellers from 1061--1073, Canton Road whose premises are the subject of exemption proceedings..

consisted of The Tribunal. Mr W. F. Pickering, President, with Mr W. A. Welch and Mr

·1980

SEIZURE

ORDERS

GRANTED

ANOTHER

SHEAFFER'S

Imperial

MARINE FINED

$600 ON

BACHIEVEMENT

SHEAFFERS

WITH

Cylindrical Gold Point and modern touch down, filling,

BUJE HOW AT ALL LEADING STORES

LARCENY CHARGE

An appllostion for the forrel- Line of 16 thì ánh là n ot morphine hydrochloride (A afscorphine) (weised; pa' board the Fredson in Hongkong harbour, on Saturday" wa grsaled by Mr T. Yang at this Central Magistracy morning.!

* Revenue · ·· Inspector K tess, who made the applica. ton, said that the, morphine was found" by Revenue offlesra In an offtank, In the engine Ita room of, the ship. after Arrlyst here from Bangkok..

The morphine was worth $00,000!

Mr Kangalpo granted at- other similar application for the ountication of 150 lbs of bar. bitane worth: $80,000 solved at Butterly of

· rodm. No. 307 Apartments af: Kowloon Road, peland floor om JABUKET BI

28-year-old Royal Marine, Eric Sidney Rogers, of the aircraft carrier HMS Centaur, Was fined $600 or three months' imprisonment in default, at the Victoria District Court this morning, for the larceny of a Wanchai foki's

watch.

оп 24

From the Files

25

years AGO

January, 1935

AMONG those receiving

He was acquitted

degrees further charge of assaulting the A. M. Rodrigues, Bachelor

Ex-policeman feki, Au-young Chan. of medicine and Bachelor of

is jailed

Giving his verdiol, Judge

Dr

K. R. Macfee told Rogers he surgery, Mr Douglas Hunt, was reducing the charge of Bachelor of Arts, while Mr An ex-policeman, Chan Chi,bbery, against him, and find. Dachin Yi received an Arts

ing tim guilty an unnumbered larceny.

of simple Faculty Scholarship. 94, living in but in Blub. Pool Road, was

Rodrigues also received a Earlier, ** Itgers! counsel. centenced to three menthe jall Major C. A. B. Caufield sub medical faculty scholarship, by Central Magistrate Mr T. Lilied that the court could only Yang this morning for 19980s+ {tering In a lesser conviction of alon of heroin

Escault with Intent to rob

Chief Inspector A. R. Clark, Inspector

that Vip said

colost defendant, There was Principal of the Police Train, Chan's police service

Was nothing in the iceal ordinances, ing School, ia proceeding to ferminated in 1992)

he land, which stated the charge, England on retirement could be reduced, to, one of April after 25 years service simple.

in Hongkong Police Force. Mr K. Bidmead, Assistant Superintendent Chief

Letters To The Editor

Mao's visit. to London

Oscar Wilde

rochy.

Not English

Rogers, he said, was charged under Hongkong laws and not under English laws.

in

Police,

Inspector F. E. E

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Booker and Chief Inspector R. H. E. Marks left on Home Crown Counsel, Mr W. S. leave on board the Ranchi on Collier then pointed out that Saturday, English law had been rooted During their abronco with local-Jaw under the Inspector J. Murphy will' an Supreme Court Ordinance.

as Chief Inspector, Hongkong, English law applied in Hong-and Inspector L. P. Lane as kong so long as there was no Chief Inspector, Kowloon, discrepancy between the two. As far as he was aware, there was no such discrepancy.

After giving the verdlet,

Sir,-On Osçör Wilde's life am by no means an authority, Sir, The China Moll's articles but I believe his more "sym- on world affairs are usually pathetic critics would quarrel reasoned and objective, which with Mr. Anthony Fuller's verdies makes me all the more surprised that "his one, great drama was by theartonishingly, halve his downfall which he brought article on about angel and tmtids Cominünist China in your Issue greatest quality was as con Judge Macfee said ho would statements in the of January '14 ›by Mr.A. J. Fversationalist," which, either as give a written judgment on this

point of law in due course. Taylor He obema to infer that an brie' on him as a writer or na a invitation extended to Mao Ts person, is not quite, true. Wilde tung to visit: London this year as a writer is not without Im- would be an acceptable rubagination and insight, which are clitute for China's omission from «urely, more durable, then his the impending summit confer--conversational” sidii, and some ence. Butely such à vit would critics da consider, hia: “The have little more, than curiosity Ballad of Reading “Gaol" - 4 value when one condders the "great" poem which revends His fact, that, the.. USA. n the best qualities' and in which world's major power does not "we hear a ery for common recognise the

Govt land

resumption

Poking Govern- justice and brotherhood very in NT ment and is unlikely to do co in much deeper, „more democratic

The clothing is donated by Service and Church World some through the Hongkong of Social Service. Cou!1.

World Service har waited Church

their donated flour for noodles. drinks,

Most of the-loys and sweets J. M. M. Alves. and some clothes came through

Mr A. Hon of Hon and Co radio appeals made by the

The Services ran appeared for the appliant Mr the near future.

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Lal Koon, who wants to replace are jumble sales to raise funds."

three-storey 40-year-old A apteial fund to enable the

have to go to tenements by a modern block mothers who

someone look comprising Deven shops and hospital to have

familles has been 35 fats costing approximately after their

the $350,000. alted by Mrs M. Taylor, Eccreary of the Society. The

Sleven Mr for -his initial sum of 5716

sale architect. raised by a jumble

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and more true to the rent trend of the populace today, than any- thing the socialista lever uttered even in the boldest pages of Bornard Shaw,

As for the observation that

village

Mr G. R. Socath, Senior Crown Counsel said the govern- ment placed the value of the

MID tremendous excite

ment, it was officially announced this morning that

the population of the Saar basin had returned an over- whelming majority in favour of a return to German rule.

Immediately after the result was announced, thousands of cheering Saarlanders rushed into the streets unfurled Nazi - flags, Illuminated their houses and net the church bells ringing. `-

Many rushed to the Germant frontier, uprooted the barriers and crossed, the boundary to embrace their fellow country- men of the Reich,

News agency.

According to

Taylor, Mr

The Government has resumed 33,000 square feet of agricultural lend In Tung Tut village for the visit could be brushed aside on American objections to such the grounds that The Ameri-

buliding of resettlement estates. The committes appointed by enna ferfelted their right to ob

the British Postmaster General ject when President Elsedhower "there is not the slightest scrap

A Land Compensation Board

to consider the development of television and advise him under visited Franco" What nonsense of dramatic interest in Wilde's was convened at Kowloon this Eisenhower was not necessarily life", I wonder how, Zoes Mr morning to determine compen what conditions any public ser- supporting Fascism by visiting Fuller

sation to the ownere of the lots. vice of television should be define "dramatic in

Judge A. A. Huggins sit as established in Britain has prac- Mac-terest", which is not, naturally, Franco any more thank Opparents in the case were semillon would. bo endorsing quite the same as "popular president and was assisted by fleally completed its task. prented by Mr Benjamin Lu,

Mr R. W. S. Winter as Mr A. V. "apartheid" when he calls on

appeal" Surely Wilde's incrusted by Ford Kwon, Zim Prime Minister Verwoerd downfall" was not an isolated this and Valuationsor of Rat- ern and Hastings.

South Africa later this anonth incident in his life brought ings Mrs "Many others," said Taylor, "have not even money Other counsel were" Mr F. H. People in glass houses should about solely by his own weak

ness of character, but the to buy soap before entering B. Wong of C. Y. Kwan; Miss Pat not throw stones! hospital, and it is for theru Leeby of Russ and. Co; Mr. P. C.

Mr Taylor claims that Mao's culmination of the clash also trying to Mann of Wilkinson and Grist; women, often

of the spiritual support their familles out of Mr W. H. Young: Mr Peter C. Vilt would have more than poll- tween society and temperament land resumed at one dollar a sq. He clted that from records of artist Wong: Mr P. C. Lal of Peter Mo Boal significance; "It would be as well as

China has confict of a sensitive the clear sign that their earnings of $40 a month

"EVER

transactions, land' in this area that I am holding this sum for and Co.

been accepted as an equal among, pursuing a false godk

world." He his the people of the

contemporary admirers" with illegal structures on it had

·Me Francis Laro, Chief of emergencies,"

been sold for less than a dollar, Agence France Presse in Hong abad know that only he ad- says one of his critic, while a mission to the

vacant plot changed kong for several years, accom", United Nations; not fully aware of the malign

and: two could guarantee China's accep- Influences which shaped his hands for the same amount and panied by his wife

Air tance as an equal among na-conduct that led to his down was left vacant after sale. {omali - children, left by tkins

He submitted that in judging France for Paris this morning. fall. At least twice he had the

Mr Lara is taking over a

ns AFP: Diplomatic post new Correspondent in Washingan.

He was farewelled · by many of big journalist friends of KAX Tak Airport.

Writers'

strike

Hollywood, Jan. 17.

A writers' strike against the U.S. television

rruajor

Industry has grown to include the movie studios.

If prolonged, the strike could sicp virtually all Hollywood TV, production.

At larue is the writers' de- murd for fees on post-1948 Aims sold to television-UPI,

Film stars son rescued

be-

chief leaves

This funny world

He also states that "The prize opportuntly of running away the amount of compensation pay- is great. It is the prize of a from the abyss yawning before able, the board should net only real world peace, which will him, but he was too vain, too on known market prices. Hollywood, Jan. 17,

j'The beard then adjourned to rupert its decision to the The 9-year-old son of Him cover Asla as well as Europe. It much of an artist, to des from

is the prize of practically - the theatre even when he WB Governor. stars Dick Powell and limited trade bringing prosperity contronted by a boritle and June Allyson was rescued to us as well as to the Chinese Jeering audience. 1 egotistical, from a narrow ledge half-Firstly, I wish to know what as he was also consistent, pré- to abide by: blu way up a 100-foot cliff to-ance Mr Taylor has that forring

Mao's visit to London would dramaturgle rules....Whatever day by firemen and state bring a real world peace. his foulis,, he was not larking police.

Secondly, I suggest that un- in courage, and, by facing the Imited trade would be far music, he turned his shattering casior to obtain but at the risk experience into the resolution Two officers climbed to the

of allenating Britain's allies-it to his own dissonance. Later Lodge

comforted young would result and

in a rift in the ho wrote: To regret, one's Ricky Powell while fremon

Anglo-American ellianen / and Mr D. Rmson at Central raket a ladder to him. Due fire- Megistracy this morning' cau-

man climbed the ladder, and tiened and discharged a 15-carried him down. year-old student who admitted at a preview hearing fring a

Discharged

"Boy. I sure

was scared," 10 bore shot. gun which wound- Ricky said when he reached the si another boy In Clear Water ground. Then he ran to his home Boy Read.

AP.

and

Sales fever

shops open half an hour earlier

shop.

of

also be a loss of prestige for experience is to arrest, one's Britain among the SEATO na own development; to derly one's De Into tons of which she was a found experience is to put a

the lips of one's life; it is in ing member..

the end a denial of one's own The hel ht of absurdity soul?"...We would do Wilde which, aftorded - this reader and ourselves a dlirervice li more amuserpent than annoy-wo, beliled his achievement adce) is reached in Mr Taylor's es un artist or underestimated popoluding paragraphs in which his influenco on the world be, ameris that -- the vist⠀⠀ of } literature; the tragedy of his Mao-Tao-túrág ". would be the posthumous fama i Ho sign that the war of civilion, strought, br, na a criminal more sland was over and would show often than as, à crilic and, an ilmankid bad really, bo- | krilat,,Whole-hez There-is come one." Apparently ho, not a degradation of my body thinks that this Mendah of which I must not try to tum Peace can achieve la' one vilt into si spiritualisation of my what Christianity has falled to soul." In: epite of the sordid accomplish in two-thouwend vnding of his story, there is in years), Surely were Man to his resolution the wyldence". of visit Warrington leelf, one a spiritual awareness could not, hope for such

11ể think) any, ponceptivo, cric fantasio renitis,

can Ond in this sufficient "trans- Not: Mr Taylor, The Invite us interor Today, valyma tion to Man to visit London this-harrow-minded minority would year, wolaldinot make call him a criminal, hoewit (not 1986 mine. In history as you much more understanding Claim, Only the peril of would be shown by Marrinalang sudden extinction by nuclear bin as a crerik arid a kookumend Warfare were ralleyed by in it seems to me that bir riller Hochstionai WYTER Control, and has takers bile pharacter at En Ehi kimpaction, mukt 1990 ciaim to diplomatie waluws A

have left his mark on history, mared, Its profmandat, mapsejar

HAY. NORONHA.

CHOW

Sales fever aprend like a fash as department stores in the central district opened their doors 30 minutesʻeakfier, than musiał - to. enable workers on their way to offices and business Bruis le Men as well as wainen were walling at 8 mm. Tar doors to meen and were Ister men sorting ever cashmere sweaters and suede watsionals, A Upstairs women shoppers / were wearching for abidetanje" having Beedited Bkely bargain while the safegirls with great pellence were tying to cope will quantities, of good"". Chrust antas them by Woodsefni bargain Hunters, Ping

One weuran shopper kurmured to anotiser, "I don't know why Mo do it, this mien psychology in far tou siever for us newsOKYK”.

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