1960-07-22 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1960.

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London, July 21.

Two men plead not guilty

Phillips at Central Court this morning to assaulting Choi Hau-yin and demanding $1,000 from him with menaces ·

A Parliamentary committee today gave half-Two men pleaded not guilty before Mr K. A. S.

hearted support to the idea of test tube babies. The committee in a report on artificial insemination said "while the practice of AID (artificial in- semination by donor) is strongly discouraged, it should not be declared criminal or be re- gulated by law."

The committee was headed by Lord Feversham. It was appointed two years ago by the Home Serretary MR. A. Butler and received evidence from more than 100 organisa- tions or individuals.

Leading churchmen have beta campaigning against the practice of artificial insemina- tion and the committe's find- ings were likely to start a bitter controversy.

100 a year

Evidence before the com- mittce suggested that about 100 test tube babies are born in Britain every year.

The committee decided un- animously in favour of A (artificial insemination by the husband) when medically justified; but was more cauticus ∙CO AID.

It also recommended that ALD without the knowledge of the husband should constitute grounds for divorce,

Te committee found that mest prople at present using AID were from the middle classes-UPT.

Legislative Council

Dr Teng Pin-hul, Acting Director of Medical and Health Services, has been appointed to be temporarily an Official Mem- ber of the Legislative Council during the absence of Dr D, J. M. Mackenzie, the Government Gazette notified today.

The Gazelle also announced the appointment of Mr Donald Black to be temporarily an Unofficial Member of the Legis- lative Council during the ab- sence of Mr H. D. M, Barton.

U.S. Consuls

The Queen's Exequaturs en- powering Mr Theodore T. Fran- zen and Mr James M. Hall to act as Consuls for the United States of America at Hongkong have received Her Majesty's signature, the Government Gazette notified today.

The Gazette also announced that Mr Carl O. Hawthorne has been recognised, provisionally, as Consul for the United States

of America at Hongkong.

UK paper

pays damages

London, July 21.

The London Evening Standard has agreed to pay damages and costs to Dr Roger Pilkington, a selentist and author of moral and philosophical works, izh Court judge here was told today.

Dr Pilkington, a member. of the London Marriage Guidance Council, had brought an action against the newspaper in connec- tion with an article pub- lished last May 20.

The court was told that

on the article,

divorce, purported to quote the doctor, and described him as a "twice-divorced mem- ber of the glass family."

There was no truth in the suggestion that he had ever been divorced. Пе had been happily married for many years,

Counsel for the Evening Standard said they had realised the grave damage which the article could do to Dr Pilkington, and they apologised to him for the

error,

The amount of damages and costs was not revealed in court. China Mall Special,

Boys camp

The "Y" International Boys' Camp begins next Wednesday. A record number of 76 boys of eight

The men, Li Ping, 38, of 414

Ming Yuga Building fourth floor, King's Road, and Lau Kom-lam, 26, unemployed, of 31 Nam On Street, fourth floor, are not legally repres- ented.

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Lind Lau are alleged to have demanded with menaces $1,000 from Chol and assaulted him at Flat "A" (Nh floor, Majestic Apartments, Bay View, on June 29.

Rang bell

Choi testified that he was at his home in Majestic Apart- ments, on June 29

when he heard someone ring the door bell, He said a small boy opened the door and admitted four men, two of whom he identified as the defendants

Chci said i told him that he (LJ) and a number of his clansmen wore poverty stricken and wanted to borrow $1,000. Choi replied that he did not have any money,

Winets sold then grabbed hold of his chest and. Lau chouled Unt if he had по Imoney he should give them a cheque Choi replied that he did not have band account.

Lau picked up a stool and throatched to knock him out and that he might hit ham to death. Chói said.

Witness fuld he blew a police whistle and the men left.

At an identification parade on July 2 Choi sad he identified the two defendants, as well, as the two other men.

Li

Denial

cross-

ir. denied, | examination, that he had de- manded any money from the witness, adding that, he wished to call the other men as his wit- acsscs. Li said he grabbed hold of Choi's chest because he struck | him first.

Lau also denied having de- manded money from Choi. He also alleged that Chol hit him first and then he picked up the stool.

Hearing is continuing.

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Arts Festival

Literary competition

Four literary competitions for which Challenge Cups and medals have been donated are again being arranged by the Sino- British Club of Hongkong as part of the Sixth Hong- kang Festival of the Arts, 1960.

The closing dale for entries is October 31, 1960.

The details of the competitions

are'-

◆ The China Mail Challenge Cup and silver medal for a short story in English' not exccedling 3,000 words. The theme should be of local interest.

The Sing Tao Jih Pan Challenge Cup and silver medal for short story in Chines? (literary or colloquial style) nól exceeding 4,000 characters. The theme should be of local interest

The Hongkong Tiger Standard Challenge Cup and silver medal for an original poem In English.

The Wan Kiu Yat Po Challenge Cup and silver medal for an casay In Chinese (literary or colloquial style) not exceed- ing 2,500 characters on one of

following the

subjects:- Language and Culture or The Use of Leisure,

(Literary Education

Entries should be addressed to Mr Colvyn Haye, Hon. Secretary,

Club Sino-British Competitions), c/o Department, 1, Battery Path, Hongkong.

Competitors may enter for as many of the competitions as they wish but each entry must be ac companied by an chirance fee of HK$1.

The name and address of the competitor must be put at the top of the first page of cock

Tai Hang Tung Road is to be nationalities British, American, Canadian, Chinese, widened from Its junction with Portuguese, Indonesian, Dutch Boundary Street to a point about and Spanish will take part. 1,900 feet to the north. Work entry.

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