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CHINA

Established 1845

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. 1960.

Governor inspects

HK Bank HELICOPTER

gesture

to clients

Dre

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corgora. ilou

distribuiing Reveral thousand plastic covers for bank statements and cheque books to all Ite holders this Account

mouth.

Thr rcd covers CAMIC with the smaller statement as a roadwili gesture from 1e bank.

The Hongkong.

A

envers are made In

Pakistani

charged

Pakistani, 30-year-old Noor Din, of 30 Shelly Street, peared before Mr Derek Cons it Central Magistracy is morning on charges of criminal: Intimidation.

have alleged Din is threatened

رية

injure Shuh Nawaz Khan with intent to atam him between February 15 and 28 this year,

I tak allested That Din threatened. Li Wai-man that he would injure Khan with intent tu alarm Li on February 24 4*

Sear.

Dih, who is on $500 ball, was manded until tomorrow. No plea was taken,

Man falls

into harbour

FLIGHT

TO LANTAO

The Governor, Sir Robert Black, visited the

site of Hongkong's new $220 million reservoir schome at Shek Pik, on Lantao Island this morning. He was accom- panied by the Director of Public Works, Mr A. Inglis,

The Shek Pik rescrvoir, when Sir Robert and Mr Inglis travelled to Lantao Island in a completed, will have a capacity

helicopter Widgeon

uf the of 5.350 million gallons and will Hongkong Auxilliy Air Force. thus augment the Colony's pre- The hellcepter left the Hong-scat water storage by more thay kong Studium at Sookunpro it 50 per cent. The reservoir wilt 9.44 a.m, and landed 20 minutes be able to supply a maximum of

gallons of loter at Shek Pik, where the 35 million

treated the water daily. Governor was greeted by Chief Resident Engineer. Mr S. C. M. Cutting, and the Resident Engineer, Mr W. Thillips,

the

the

MAIL

Shek Pik

GIRLS WORKED

WORKED AFTER 8 O'CLOCK AND

BOSSES ARE FINED

writes fashion news"

NEW

GAYE VEURE

Lady Sheaffer

'SKRIPBENT POUNTAIN PAN Solo State

UNITED PAPER DO...ATER

Reluctant private

From the Filer

23760550 25

refuses

to get

out of bed

London, Mar. B.

8

PRIVA

Three factory proprietors who employed women workers after

o'clock at night were fined sums ranging from $750 to $1,500 at Central Court today.

Winsome tory at D Ship Street. The proprietor of

ground Plastic Works, 5R Tai Hong floor, the Pui Kee Plastic Fac- Street, round floor, was fined tory at 2A Kut On Street, ground $1,300,

floor, the Yu Cheong Kwok Platile Factory at 47 Hau Wo Street.

He pleaded guilty to a sum mons before Central Magistrate Me 1. T. Morris.

ALLEGED

MURDER

ON LANTAO

Labour Inspector Mary M. The proprietor of the Chung Wong of the Labour Depuri- prosecuting, sald two Sing Trading Co. at 155 Island ment,

who allowed children were found working In Read, first ficor, 10 women to work during the the Pul Kee Plastic Factory on after 11 pm, was February 19, and 15 children night shift fined $1,500.

wore working in the Yu Cheong Another proprietor, whe per- Kwok Plastic Factory on Jan- tied 16 women to work after unry

Inspector Wong told the A 21-year-old gormont fac- tory worker faced com- mittal proceedings before Mr T. L. Yang at Central Magistracy this morning for the alleged murder of a 53-year-old woman and the wounding of her older brother in Lantao Island early morning in January.

8pm, was ined $750. He was of Sun Wah the proprietor

Dt 203. Binding Co. Book King's Road,

Children under

court that the case concern- Ing the Po Kwong Metalware Factory

one.

was a very serious

She said on January 22 an ac- eldent had occurred in the factory whereby a child worker was injured.

7 miles of tunnels At the site of the earth dem, During his inspeellon tour, Sir Governor Was met by Robert visited the central grout- Monsieur M. Martin, agent for ing station and diversion Secinte Francais d'Entreprises tunnels. de

Travaux The Shick el de Dragages

Pik project Putalles, who are the contractor volves the construction of seven for 16 dam embankment, Mr miles of tunnels, a new pump-

14 at work J. A. D. Dempsey, agent foring station near Pul Soil Mechanics and Monsieur J. trculment works above Silver-

The proprietor of the factory, Muxuux, Chlef Engineer

of mir

Three proprietors who were | who had already been ined Buy

miles of

for employing previously for employing child the summonsed Soletanche, the two firms catchwalers, as well 23

children under 14 Eaxed on the construction of the laying of 10 miles of submarine factories were each fined $500 offence on January 23 when a In their labour, repeated the same pipeline across the West Lamma by Mr Morris.

child was again found working Channel,

dans foundations.

Drilling

and 13

O and

They were the proprietors of lin his factory, added inap. rock travelled in a Land Rover along the Po Kwong Metalware Fac- Wong.

Sir Robert watched drilling und growling opern-

From Shck Pik, Sir Robert

of the

the South Listo.. Rond. He Over 22,000 feet of rocksaw the route

been haw now

tions. drilling pleted and

is nearing reistvo.r to the filer house to work

construction be built above Silvermine Bay. completion on the of the clay enbankment, which is 1,100 feet long and 50 feel wide at the top. Construction

con- which will carry water from the

T

the

earth to

Gravity filters

The Governor also GEW the points of the tumne portals the hillsides and the site of

01

the new pumping station at Pul

and treatment works above Silvermine Bay.

A 22-year-old man in grey

of Pyjamas jumped or fell into the harbour from the Ken-gravity

is expected nedy Towa waterfront at the start about next September and junction of New Praya Street will take over three years to and Queen's Rol West ut complete. The earth dum is to 12.30 pan, yesterday.

t 2,300 feet long and hove a Leung Sun-yim, coolie an a

maximum height of 116 feci, Kurry of the Talk Hing will consist of four dif- Tirport Co, hearby, im- terent kinds of rolled material design. After mediately plunged

to obtained from the door of the treatment, the water will dis- Shek Pik valley, from adjacent charge into a service reservoir

and from nearby to be constructed next to filters.

resee the man.

in

He was rent to hospital. He is hillsides

st there this morning.

benches.

Blouses

Galore!

at

Paquerette's

Exclusive gowns at our "Oriental Boutique" Room 321 Gloucester Bldg.

16a Des Voeux Rd., C.

Tol. 21-157

Prusted and pubilabed by TERENCE GORDON NEWLANDO FELICE for, and on behalf of Bouth China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong,

The filters will be of tite

and

the

Return of

birching

London, Mar. 8.

Tsung Tsin Association

one

years

-AGO-

March, 1935

CLASSIC example of Chinese architecture re-

DRIVÁTE JAMES FLYNN, Įminiscent of designs in the

aged 21, had the Army Ching dynasty now stands Road, Shan Kwong in a dithes at Aldershot the in other night. Because he Happy Valley, in striking wouldn't ost, get out of contrast to the other build- bad, or opan his mouth, ings in the vicinity,

him.

favour recently.

for

Senior offoors confessed: the The building is the Buddhist case of 23780550 Private Flynn Temple erected by Lady Ho has put the Army in a spol. Tung at a cost of $150,000. Nobody knows what to do about When finished the main hall, with its surrounding wallery, Lite for Private Flynn and the will have accommodation Army took on An unmilitary more than 1,000 people and should prove suitable for large After only eight weeks of his Buddhist or educational Con two years' National Service exferences. London

University student Fiyan, of Tuscan Street, Bethnal Green, decided enough way enough. He went ON STRIKE.

It started

From the SCM Post's 25 with 0.30 a.m. revellie at Salamanca Barracks Years Ago column: "It may "C" Company, 2 interest teetotallers and others, home of

that there are 31 kinds of Training Battalion, R.A.S.C.

Twenty recruits in the bar-champagnes for sale in 11 rack-room jumped into uniform. Hongkong busincas houses. Of Not Private Flynn. He turned there wines, 44 are French, 18 over, back to sleep.

"Get out of it," lance-corporal. No response.

ordered the arc German, three Spanish and one Italian. The prices "On your feet," shouted the range from $15.00 to $74.80 a

case, duty included." sergeant. No response.

Company commander Captain ! Fat Drew had a go. Private Det. Insp. G. J. Batts, who is Flynn stayed bed-bound. conducting the

Three hours later proceedings,

the unit doctor examined him. His ver- dick "Fit for duty."

sald there was no prior motive In this case

Accusod is Tang Loi-hang. 133 alias Chan Wing-chit, of Kilung Street, first floor, Kow- loon. He is alleged to have

Mul-chal killed Loung Honolulu, Mar. 9. About 500 Hakka-speaking wounded Leung Hel in Ma Ware Chines of Howall are assem-Chung Village, Lantau Island, bling in Honolulu to com-jon Jatuary 31: memorate the 23rd anniversary

of the Tsung Tsin Association.

Adopted

and

No again

in

L

A

ORD

Londonderry's memorandum issued with the Air Estimates to-

day, says it is hoped that Sill Private Flynn refused to fan experimental air service

which budge,

the Anny to connect Hongkong with could have bul one result -

the main Australian route immediate departure for the

to Bangkok will be started guardroom.

It could have been the end in the near future. of the affair. Only Private Flynn refused to don uniform for the march to the cells in neighbouring Willems Bar racks,

Tall, silent Flynn went to the He cells in his civilian sult.

Commenting on the delay in organising air services connect. The Association is a benevo-

Ing Hongkong with other parts fent society.

of the world, the magazine Air Ka membership Insp. Balls anid that accused consists of Chinese of the Hakku had been adopted and brought

Review, monthly organ of the dialect of South China and Ial-up by a couple in Ba Mel.

Air League of the British Em- nan Island. AP.

Feft the district to work in Ho refused orders. He refused pire said that Britain might lose Hongkong after quarrelling with to eat. refused to speak its chance of making Hongkong hir foster mother three years all day for two days. Then he the Charing Cross" of, the

Pacific. was driven to the Cambridge Hongkong, said the magazine, Military Hospital where he was forcibly fed. The sume

Promoted

rapid gravity type and of modern A now move to bring back

Altration

birching for crimes of violence is being planned by some sections of the Conservative Party.

Washington, Mar. 8. Three motions calling for the

Mr Henry Cabời Lodge, U.S

to the delegate introduction of

corporal permanent punishment

published United Nations, has been pro- laid in a trench in the seabed to here in the agenda of the Na-motal by President Elsenitower a pumping station to be

to the rank of major general In the Army Reserve

Senator Strom Thurmond

The water will then gravitate Through the twin 30-inch sub- marine pipeline which will be

con-

werd

Union of Conservative Unionist Associations.

Central Council

structed at Sandy Bay. below tienal Mount Davis. These submarine and pipes are expected to arrive

in whose Hongkong towards the end of met in Lotion on March 17 to the same ránk. He is aide,

the year.

Sir Robert returned to Hong- kong in a Marine Police launch.

Counterfeit

and 18.

will (Democra SC) was promoted

One of the motions, selected for discussion; asks that the discretion of judges and mügis-

rev.

Не

nap. Bolts said accused was no, seen again until the after- 11000 of January 30 when he again later.

was the natural aerial hub of ail air routes operating to and thing happened from the Far East.

"But it will lose is position to its Chinese sister city, Can-

went le Tang Yau-kam's house Then be was ordered to in Ma Wan Chung Village. They appear before the battalion com knew each other

since child-manding officer. Lieut.-Colonet ton, if something is not done to hood. Tung was

place it on the aerial map." married O. J. Degnan. D woman and her husband was In England.

After the evening meal st-

AffairsAFF. to the Chief of Staff for Civil used went to Ba Me: to visit his foster parents. He returned unexpectedly to Tang's house later that evening seeking to

tates to order corporal punish Mine disaster lay there for the night.

in

mer by birch of cane for crimes of violence should be restored. Greensboro, N.C., Mar. 8.

Согрого! punishment WAS Britain in 104 Donald Ruth was indicted by bollshed

on prison a Federal grand jury on Munday except for attacks on charges of trying to sell warders. counterfeli confederate

Attempts in recent years to through the mails.

have it reintroduod have been The Grand Jury said Ruth vigorously resisted by the Home advertised ft as the real thing-Secretary, Mr R. A. Bütler, - UPI.

China Mail Special.

money

Lord

Picked up

Private Flynn refused 10 march into the C.O.'s office. His

The Powers are now proPOS-

1+

*

escort picked him up and stood ing to intervene in the Sing him before the colonel's desk. Japanese conversations apparent. There he refused to answer by fearing the consequences of

or listen to the Ching's surrender to Japan. any questions

Interna charges. He was picked up and is suggested that an

tional loan ghould be made Inspector Baits sald accused carried out of the room.

than that Coalbrook, Mor. 8.

rather Said a perplexed Colonet China, alept in a cockloft with Lewas Degnan: "I have remanded him | Japanese Loan The

arrangement Clydesdale colliery Mul-chai, the deceased woman, where 420 miner's died in

written summary of should close the Open Door, and Tang slept on the ground while a January after a rock fall, will floor.

The evidence is prepared.

Consortium Agreement not attempt

Power Past are in- io recover

"I shall take advice from the and Nine bodies from 500 Loot under. At about 3.15 a.m. the next War Office legal experts."

voked la justification. ground. Tests have showed a day Tory was awakened by a

This proposal Said the battalion adjutant,

favoured by high content of noxious, highly noire from the cockloft.

a Washington Get-Captain John Gray, "Before his commentators inflammable gases are in the ing no reply from her call she call-up he appeared before a who see in the collaboration an- wrecked mine, the Colliery on-run out of the house and told conscientious objectors' tribunal, other sign of Anglo-American nounced today.

Leung Hel, the elder brother "Now he has informed us that understanding. of the decaned.

he wants to become a frontline; The Japanese reaction so far soldier and not a general dulles

14 suspicious and resentful, while at the same time denials man. So for as we are concern- led, general duties is the only are made that offelal negotia-

Chief Justice

'regrets

error'

London, March 8:

the

THE Lord Chief Justice, Lord Parker, apologised the other day for remarks he made when he reduced' E sentence imposed by Mr Christopher Shawcross, Q.C., the Recorder of Nottingham.

Lord Parker revealed in the Four weeks ago Lord Parker | might be given to this statement Court of Criminal Appeal that said in the Appeal Court that as to the court's original de- ture had been a mistake,

Last October Mr Shawurogs sentenced 23-year-old Irishmen

the sentence was "monstrous. cision:

At his home in Plumpton,

He added: "It is very dimoult Sussex, Mr Shawoross sald on

to understand what was in the Recorder's mind when he posted. the sentence.'

But the other day Lord Parker explained the mistake: -Mr Shawcross alhould have been given the opportunity of making a report to the Appeal Court before the appeal was heard.

But he was not even told there had be an application for leave to appeal,

Lord Parker said: "What course the cose would have taken hød auch a report been made it is impossible to my, bul It is more probable than not

· LORD' PARRER that the court, while still rodiac.

fio explains ing the sentence, would have done so in different language,

the phone

"It is the port of "The error alncerely re-statement ond would expert {.grotted."

from, a man

in Lord Parker's

MR. SHAWCROSS

"Fair and just*** Paurie O'Toole to five years for cloaling 70. worth of explosives. O'Toole, of Dryden Street, Nottingham, protested against Lord Parker ocked that the position-fair and just remarks.

Ile cialized court hoped that in fairness to Naturally I am pleased." the menience. was because he is an Irishman. the Recorder the same publicity

-thonden Kupres #erolcej,

Arrested

sulted."

Japan will brook no inter- ference,

When Tang and Leung Het type of work for which he is tions are afoot. It is hinted that retaped, the accused gave Tang hlaw and struck Loung on the head with an object.

7

Insp. Batis said the accused ran away but was arrested by police in Sliver Mine Bay the same moming.

Hearing is continuing.

Midnight robbery on Wanchai

staircase

A man robbed a woman of a.

golden necklace, fi finger-ring and cash to a total value of $143 in Wanobal shortly be- fore midnight last night, At about 11.40 p.m. the thug, reportedly, dressed in a coffee- coloured shirt and black Europ "ean-style trousers, held up the woman at the staircase of 171 Wanchai load

Besides Jowellery, he also took $33.40 from her handbog.

Apolleo party arrived on the, scene but were unable to find the thiel

-London Express Service).

This funny world

Be Schody

"At first, Howard thought it would be wonderful",

to "Dvd' men!' to this' golf course."*/