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False rape report gets woman jailed

A 32-year-old housewife who falsely re- ported to the police that she had been

CHINA MAIL

·Watablished 1845

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1960,

SHEAFFER'S

Skrip

Lights to make the gems sparkle Crown's case had

Crystal and brass

raped was sentenced to 14 days' jail-chandeliers with pendant drops by Mr P. F. X. Leonard at Kowloon this morning.

a

Leung Stu-fot

who hals

children, and four husband pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the pollee.

Sub-Inspector I. W. Elias told the Magistrate that a report to the Shamshuh police station that

on Monday night alleged defendant had been raped by a Chinese man, Wong Wah-hang, who had entered her home at N 7 M Ulock, Tui Hang Tung Resettlement Area, ground floor, at about p.m.

Caught in act

She was caught in the net by her mother-in-law and, being fraid, she made a report to the poiler, the Inspector sakdi.

After J hours of inquiries, police and that Leung did have an Intercourse wi the man bul was with her consent, said the Inspector.

Mr Leonard asked the do- fendant if she realised seriousness of her report.

Wong could have been rested by the police, taken to a Higher Court and sentenced to prison for years.

the

us-

Mr Leonard said he would send her to prison for a short period just to let her see what

prison is like."

RASC chief coming to HK

Designate

Death of

W.T. Manley in Colony

Another Shanghai old-timer, Mr William Thomos Man- toy, died shortly after mid- night at his home in Hong. kong after a long illness, His many friends will remem- keen footballer ber him as a

lawn bowler and tennis player.

During his days in Shanghai, the Mr Munley represented Shanghai Recreation Club in all the sports.

Born in China in 1893. Mir Manley was Traveling Auditor of the Shanghal-Nanking Rall way before i was taken over by the Nationalists from the British-Chinese Corporation,

Surviving him are his wife, Frances, his son Richard, 36, B Hongkong merchant, and his daughter, Mrs Eilzabeth Willis.

Another son, Jeoffrey, died in The Inspector RASC Brigadier Ernest Re-camp at Yangchow during the ginaid Goode, at present on a Japanese occupation,

IJUT

Con

of Royal Army Service | Mr Monicy suffered calcicu- units in the Far East, tion in the spine for some time.

will arrive at Kal Tak to He took a turn for the worse

ΙΣΟΓΙΟΥ

are a feature of the Dabera jewellery centre opened this morning in Central district. (Right) The Swar Consul General Mr L. Mossaz cuts the ribbon to open the new shop. Beside him is Mr Darto Berana, chairman and managing direc- tor. At the extreme left is Mr W. Z. Nient, assistant manager, ---China Mali photus,

Mir

New HK jewellery centre opened

The Dabera jewellery centre in the Gloucester Arcade WILE opened this morning by Mr I.. Massiz, Consul-General for Switzerland 'who cut the red salin ribbons with a pair of gold scissors,

managing Dario Berala, director, with Mrs Berkha; Mär wifc Albert Berata and his And Mr and Mrs Claude Grey welcomed Mr and Mrs Mossar

their arrival, Members uf the Legislative

Council,

and businessmen well-known Colony residenta in- were amOBE the guesta viled to the champagne recep- tion in the sumptuous show- TOOMIN

In addition to being authorised retailers for Omega and Tis- sot watches. Dabera Ltd will the art of specialise in

by- couture Jewellery made master craftsmen to exclusive European designs,

from Singapore. The suddenly last night and passed The salons of gold and silver tour is being made prior to away peacefully.

Irigadier

Goode's taking up The funeral will

his new appointment.

tomorrow.

Lace-trimmed delicacy...

announced

A

decor with the steel and glass staircase have been alted to

of famou specifications Geneva architect with fur- nishing seat out from Swil. zerland.

The carpets and Jewel-toned chairs are Hongkong made.

at Paquerette's Two fined

in dacron

and cotton

Traced with lace

cotton blouso

our dacron and

that needs only a

whisk of the iron to keep it fresh and charming. White and enchanting calcurs in sizes 7 to 15.

Exclusively

at

Paquerette Ltd.

stunning now cocktail onsombles at our

"'Oriental Boutique"

16a Des Voeux Rood, C.

Tel. 27-157

$400 for

overstaying

Oci Tji-an, 23, a

driver

From the Fifes

virtually collapsed, 25

says defence

years

AGO.

January, 1935

The Crown's case in Lucky Vaswani's trial had

virtually collapsed when the Prosecution closed FL. Gosuno, and L. T its case, Mr Brook Bernacchi, Counsel for . Ride were the only Vaswani, submitted before the Full Court this morning.

Mr Bernacchi made the, sub- mission in reply to the address by Mr Simon Li, Crown Counsel,

In the appeal brought by Vas wani against conviction and, a sentence of 18 months' on a con- spiracy charge.

Mr Bernacchi saldi the business of the Vaswani Trading Com- pany was carried out by the company's pald manager, VIS- |wand had only been to the coin- pony premises for a short while in the day and had beer, con/ autted simply on financial mat- ters such is credit facilities.

.

Firm control

One point Mr Li had ove loaked in his tidress "wer Eint the company was in the "im control" of Vaswani's father, and uncle who held of the strings of the Vaswani Interests in the Far! East, Mr Bernacchi said.

5 CHARGES

OF ARMED

ROBBERY

scorers

in University's innings against the Indian Recreation Club. Gosche scored one and Dr Ride scored four.

Top-scorer was extras with seven. The bowler who did the damage was Pereiru who took pull len wickets for five runs. Three of bla 4.5 overs were makdens.

7

Playing for Craigengower, W. Sparrow scored 80 and F...K Loe, 30 against Civil Service | Craigengower scored 175 for Committal proceedings five against Civil Service's 83. against Choung Fal, 34-0. H. Sayer scored 20 for the year-old worker, charged

It was their idea that since i they had worked very hard to of

on

Government.

Playing for Hongkong Cricket

five counts of armed robbery in Kowloon, began Club seconds, H. J. Armstrong before Mr K. A. S. Phillips against the Police score of 187 at Central Magistracy this for six morning.

scored do of his team's 147

Chan Ming-fong, a partner

the La Fung Goldsmith

build up the Interests, they did Shop, 60 Lai Chi Kok Road,

not

The opinion that if flying in

in Europe, it must

bo

want their sons to have testified that at 10.43 am, on Ching is to become as popular such a hard life, Counsci went | Juno, 30, ical year, five men, on. "But perhaps it would be three of them auined with re better if the sons wero to work | volvers, entered the shop. One super than at

present,

Wuliam cxpressed by Str hard enough," Mr Bernacchi ob man told him not to Inovc served,

while two others took away to the Hon. W. H. Bell, the Hornell when returning thanks

gold ornaments,

ocean of the Vaswani interests,"

He could not identify any of the robbers, witness sold.

POINTED GUN.

With regard to the Interna- Tional Clothing Factory, Ide After the robbery, witness speaker at yesterday's meet. Bernacchi said the factory was said, they bearded a car waiting of the Rotary Club in the an "Infinitesimal speck in the ing outside the shop and drove Roof Garden of the Hongkong

off.

Hotel The factory had a

Witness said he found tomo separate

Rotarian Bell spoke on his staff, Counsòl went on,

London, and 130 taxis of gold, valued at about recent air trip to Vaswani held no position there $30,000 missing.

and which took two months at all. He had only been there

days of which |two days, 34 on two occasions.

were spent in the English

! capital Mak Shek-kuen. Manager of Hearing la continuing.

Rotarian M. K. Lo presided. the Shun Key Goldsmith Shop, Vaswani was convleted by 570 Nathan Road, told the Court

The Chairman welcoming Judge B. J. Jennings on Octo- that three men entered the flis. Excellency the Governor, ber 12 lest on a charge of con- shop at 9.50 am. on April 29, Sir William Peel, said it was A motorist was fined $100 by Imperial Preference Certifientes a gun at him while a-second man the club

spiring with others to obtain last year. One of them pointed indeed a red letter day for Mr B. V. Rhodes at Kaw-by fraudulent means. loon Coult this morningstice ; t. Grats, Senior Pulsné for careless driving.

Chinese New Van Year parcels for the poor

Seven hundred Door families received clothing syd fod Parcels at the Portland Street SPC Centre this morning. This is the third day of the SPC's distribution of gifts for the poor before New Year.

fined

$100

The defendant, Tam Kwel- yung, of 380 Castle Peak Road,

Convicted

because they had pointed a gun at the fokis, Althe

very unique honour of third man look

away gold the

His Ex- presence of cellency.

:

Mr Full Court comprises

Juzige, and Mr Justice W. A. Blatte, ornaments from showcases. Kerr, Acting Prime Judge. ·

Witness sald the ornaments, valued

the Chinese first floor, sise had his driving Children on

There are five-centres all over the Colony.

licence endorsed.

Mr A. M. Webster, an engine- Bresent at the distributioner, Green Island Cement Co., this morning were Mr I. B. Ltd, complained that he was on Trevor, Chairman of the SPC,

Mrs V. E.. Hewins, Secretary of a motor scooter, and was follow- van driven by the defen~ the Portland Street Centre, and ing six volunteer lady helpers. dont in Ma Tau Wai Road on

The distribution started at 10 the night of September 20, last, a.m. Gifts from CARE were when the van first turned left

also distributed.

and then made a U-turn in The children were also treated front of him without giving a Dutch to soft drinits.

alion, of 42-E Macdonnell Road, fourth floor, who admitted overstaying in fined tho Cofony, was

10 1955,

Oil prices up

signal

Because of this the scooter hit the rear off-side mudguard of the van. Complainant said he fell to the ground with the scooter Shell's on top of him, and sustained bruises while the steering sys-

As free yesterday, $400 by Contral Magis- trate Mr T. L. Yang this spot bunker prices for marine diesel fuel and gas oil in Hong- morning. Sub-Inspector H. E. Pikic, of kong have gone up to 240s d and 282 6d respectively, it was the Immigration Office, pro-

revealed today. Oci

came secuting. sald Hongkong ani June 20, from Singapore.

He applied for various exien- slons, and was allowed to stay until October 27, 1959. In Ocober, 1959 he again applied for a further extension, but was refused. He was later called to the Immigration Office and charged.

Another man, Hu Chun, 65, an American citizen, of 212 Wanchal Rond, second Bour, atmitted overstaying in the Colony, and was also fined $400,

Inspector Pike, prospсRÁINK, said the defendent came to the Colony from Honolute on July 27 last year, anti was allowed to siny until October 27, last year. January 13, defendant applied for an extension giving n his reason poor health.

Defendant was asked to call at the Immigration Department Jon January 10 and was charged.

BRIBERY

A man who admitted offering $5 to a polico constable not to arrest him and his friend, was sentenced to four months" tall

Was

by Central Magistrate Mr T; L. Yangt this morning. Ito Chan Chau-lom, 40, realding at ground floor, 2 Tin Wan Street. Fan Ching who pleaded guilty to carrying a passenger una use roar seat of his bicyclo was fined $10 and Chan-wan fined $10 for aiding and abetting Гап.

The offence gecurred on January 18 at 930, pan. Island Road.

on

Making

tem of the scooter was damaged.

The défendant sald he signalled, before making the U-turn.

charge of house-breaking

A 17-year-old boy and two children aged 13 and 10. accused of house- breaking, were remanded for three Maya by Central Magistrate, Mr T. L. Yang this morning.

It alleged the three boys, on January 18 broke into

in A stone house

and Rennie's Mill Camp

stolo a portable radio re- ceiver from Chan Shina-yu valued at $108.

No plea was taken.

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bones about it

missing.

partner

at about $17,000 were

Wong Hol-yul, a managing-

of the Hong Shing

Goldsmith Shop, 568 Shanghai

mostly of Chinese at a ¿PEAKING to an audience

Street, said when he returned concert held at the Lee to his shop some time on Janu Theatre on Saturday night ary 9 his fokis told him that the in aid of the fund for a new shop had been robbed.

Gold ornaments to the value building, for the Holy of about $19,970 were missing. Trinity Church, Kowloon

Hearing la continuing.

City the Bishop of Victoria, the Rt. Rev. R. O. Hall, re ferred to communism as one influences which, with Christianity, Was striving for the formation

Corruption case of the

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Mr Chan; "If you thought the of a new China." giver innocent, why did you not return the watch but lock it up in the office infe?"

By reason of its strong asypont to materialism, Communism wiza

the

"We did not return the gifts able to make more PROSTESS but because we did not think the this, said the Bishop, was, in

disregard for complete person who gave the watch was Innocent. Our instructions were greater realities of Christianiam to continue associating with this down to the more dependable granter because they reached man in the hope that we might fondatios of human existence learn something of value to the Police."

Hearing continues.

He appealed to young Chinese fron and women, therefore, to give lens of their money and time Llly Wong is defended by Mr to chyhes and dances and more A. el Arculil, Br.

to the service of God.

This funny world

Párenia wlifting Plocenna Girls Schoul for the Open Day, today saw 'studenim 'atid/ work in olajrooms, A Chias Mail'photographer caught this group "intenity sindying the bone structure of itomo Baptans, bos sa celebrating.né menitemary this year,

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