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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1960.

U.S.

Letablished 1845

development scheme sponsored by

1,000 HK FAMILIES MAY

TO BRAZIL

A group of American investors are planning to send 1,000 Chinese families from Hongkong to Brazil for a big development scheme.

Mr Robert Derr, Chairman of the Kowloon Chamber of Commerce, who disclosed the plan, saisi the American financiers had the support of both the American and Brazilian governments.

fælt to right)-Sir Taun-iin Chẩu. Mr 1. H. Kun and Mr K. C. Wong af today's opening ceremony.-China Mail alroto.

New store

for Chinese

arts and crafts

A superb display of Chinese

artistle skills attracted

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crowd of eonnoisseurs and Luyers - this morning to the newly-opened gallery of Chinese Arts and Crafts (HK) Ltd. in Shell House, All the goods shown are from

China and the polley of this) modern story is to provide something for all tastes and PUTRES.

I

LONDON

TO GET

THE REAL CHOW

A 12-year-old boy left the Catany today Lo Join his father in London in a

naigu to

cam-

The Brazilian Government had granted the US. investment group a big area of land-about 1,500,000 acres hear a river busin in eastern Brazil.

The land was sald to be very fertile and good for plantation.

Long term

The plan of the financial group called for migration of 500 to 1,000 Chinese families of tive members each from Hung- kung to eastern Brazil..

The reason given for select- Ing families losiead of single men was that they would go down to Brazil for long-term settlement.

The first batches should be technicians with civil engineer- ing experience. They would ge To work

of on construction buildings of living quarters for later settlement.

HK OFFICIAL

TO ATTEND ECONOMIC

TALKS IN UK

Hongkong's Deputy Financial Secretary, Me J. J. Cowperth- walle, will allend the coming meeting of the Commonwealth Economic Consultative Council the 1as adviser altached to

United Kingdom delegation,

This was announcett by A Government spokesman thin Further balchen would con- ! morning. rist of labourers for farming,

The meeting will open to London on September 20 and Self-sufficient last two days.

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The river busin area was macked for agricultural de velopment first and then in-

į dustrial development.

In lime it was hoped the tand would be self-sufficient.

The investors are not expect- ing any. big return of profit until years later.

The financial group would`aiso be willing to advance money for passages and ving expenses Itt the early inuniks. The money will be later deducted from the Immigrants' salaries.

Man with

sick

children

stole $100

It will enable Commonwealth ministers to make their usual periodie review of financial and economic matters of interest to the Commonwealth,

Subjects to be discussed will include the Prospects for world, trade, sterling area balance of payments, Europesa trade and development problems questions,

BARBER WHO

HAD FLICK KNIFE WARNED

A 23-year-old barber, Ngai Kwong who was found in possession of a 32-inch flick knife was cautioned by Mr Haydon at Kow- loon Court this morning. Sub-Inspector 1. W. Elias said that at 11 pm on August 30 de-

tendient was stopped by a police constable at Nathan-road near Piti-street. He was holding a canvas bag.

BOUGHT GIRL

TO PEDDLE DRUGS

A 46-year-old housewife who bought a

seven-year-old girl to peddle drugs| was sentenced to a year's jail by Mr Haydon at Kowloon Court this morning. Leung Yee-mui pleaded guilty to the charge. Detective inspector Cheng Chin-bun said that the defendant bought the girl in 1956 at Tsing I Island for $170..

Since then the defendant has been using the girl

The girl was present in court this morning.

to peddle narcotics for her.

WELL-DRESSED

BABY SITTER IS COMPLIMENTED

"I must say Madam, you dress extremely well on $100 a month," said Tenancy Tribunal President, Mr B. V. Rhodes, this morning.'

Blind man assaulted policeman

He was speaking to Mrs Yip Wai-hing, one of the 23 tenants whu were opposing an applica- tion for the exemption of 302, 384, Prince Edward-road, Kal Tak.

Mr Rhodes made the mark, when Mrs Yip told him she supported herself, her u employed husband and a 13- on the $100 o year-old son month she made from baby. sitting,

She was wearing a figured cheongsam, › Inrye dorai A 25-year-old blind man,

carrings, and white shoes, Chang Mung-chal of no

Mr D. A. 3. Wright, Instruct- fixed abode, was founded by Mr K. Y. Yung of F. guilty to charges of as Zimmern and Company, ap- saulting a policeman and peared for the applicants Mr Leung Shun-you, and Mr Leung selling chewing gum Fong-lin. without a licence by Mr

They intend to erect a six-

D. Cons this morning at storeyed bullding on the site at Central Court.

It was alleged that on August 30 Chang

police scratched onker,

Lung Cheung, on the

cost of $300,000. The build- ing will contain six shops and and 30 fats.

The other

members Tribunal

are Mr C. H. W.

Lai-kee.

of the

The police constable searched face when Leung tried to arrest Robertson and Mrs Tscung TYD man told him and the knife was found on him for hawking chewing-gum Judge P. R. Springall in him.

41-year-old

in Chalet-rod near the Star Ferry subway.

the Victoria District Under caution defendant ad-

Chang who has six previous Court this morning that mitted that the knife was his;

that he had bought the knife convictions was fined $15 on the when he took a $100-

$5 on in April for $5.90 and had used first charge and

the banknote from introduce "genuine

a tram- his work as a barber, recond charge. passenger, he was think. ing of his children.

The nun, Tsul

Mul, who pleaded guilty to a charge of is obylous from the cool, A big crowd of relatives and theft, said some of his seven white jade antique bow-friends headed by well known children were sick and he need- Poleelor's pere worth

toral businessman Dexter Yeh,ed the money to pay for their

Chinese chow" to the British, The boy is Sik On-ip, who helf Kai Tak for London by Air India.

as a modern at farewellces the young by. nich

the bright| Hongkong--to jewels, gleaming brocades and

medical expenses.

He added that his

wife had

APPEAL BY BLIND HARMONICA

PLAYER IS REJECTED

Leopoldville, Aug. 31. An airliner working for the United Nations. crashed into the crocodile-infested Congo river last night but only one of the 14 passengers and crew was injured.

The nine Egyptian crew and five passengers were rescued by a passing Congolese tug- boat.Reuler.

SHEAFFER'S

IMPERIAL HI

Sheaffer quality features at moderate prises

From the Files

GO 25

GENERAL

BASTYAN RETIRES

London, Aug. 31.

years -AGO-

September 1935

The death has occurred in London of Mr David Landale, a former head of the firm of Jarlino Matheson and Ltd.

Cu

Mr Landale was, the sum of ļa parson and rose to be taipan

of the Princely Hong.

He was also a member of the Legislativo Council, He came to Hongkong at the ba

and ginning of the ninetie lived in Hongkong,

He was admitted a partner. in Jardines in 1904. He is remembered as a keen racing enthusiast and itas one of the stewards

Jocket of the Club,

He is commemorated in the naming of Landale Street, which leads from Queen's Road Bust to the Wanchai praya.

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waterfront portion

T of chatham Rond has Lieutenant - Generol Sir been an eyesore for Kow. Edric Montague Bastyan, luon residents in that area 57, who played a major between the old children's

in part planning the playground and the corner Burmo campaign in

opposite Signal Hill. World War II," retired yesterday, the London Gazette announced, From June

The eyesore is to be no more, for the PWD plans to beautify the area and work to November is already well in hand. The 1944 he was brigadier at land is in front of Harbour 8th Army Headquarters View, Kent Mansions and in Italy. Until March other private hotels and is 1946 he Was Major to be developed on the lines General in charge of ad- of a boulevard. ministration, Allied Land

Pathways are to be con- Forces, South East Asia. structed and turf laid. In July 1957 after boing Flower beds will also be Vice-Adjutant-General at worked in design. It is un- the War Office he was derstood that trees are to

Commanderbe appointed

planted and benches British Forces, Hongkong. provided.

-Reuter.

Bond for

taking $26 from boss

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Work has commenced on the erection of an open air rock garden in the south- western corner of the Southern Playground at Wanchai, thus providing amenities for the older members of the Wanchai population,

CANTON report says

A that since the enforce-

ment of the prohibition on

and Kwan Chi-keung, 19, of 100 modern

undesirable Johnston-road, ground female clothes, inspectors floor, charged with frau of the Bureau of Public dulent conversion, was Safety have made a search put under probation for of the

women's various three years by Mr E. Cor- dressmaking shops in dlf- bally at Central Court | ferent parts of the city. this morning.

There are about 1,150 Kwan was employed by the female dressmaking shops Dhanamall Company at 23 and from these 143 un- Hollywood-road.

desirable dresses have been

He admitted at a previous confiscated by the inspectors hearing that on August 23 he spent $26 out of the $900 his as a result of a search since employer had given him to buy September 1.

Most of the confiscated slumps on cinema, dinner and a deposit for two new pairs of dresses are of ultra-modern trousers.

style, illuminating and ex- travagant.

They will be publicly burnt Inter.

He was arrested at midnight the same day.

Sub-Inspector T. Y. Ip pro-

secuted.

sik revealed before he left died while he was lust in prison The Acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice J. R. POP By Gog

who recently serving a three-year sentence

Judge Springali observed that

Intricately worked em that fils father broideries, that the Chinese, arrived in London has started for theft. artistic genius is very much an authentic Chinese restaurant alive today.

la Kensington culled the "Ding there were a large number of free clinics and Government ellies where Tsul's children

The strongly accentuated 1.

Chinese flavour of the goods; a:tracted -n contrastingly in-1 ternational eflentele.

greptest crowds of customers

were to

"I think dad may have had, could have received free tree- The a little trouble at first getting meat.

women his customers used to the Hong- He remanded Thul for one be found kong style food," Sik sald be week for a probation report. round the jewellery counters fore his departure,

of, new i and the brocades

design, while the men gazed at The rure Jade

carvings.

"Anyway

Chief Inspector C. L. Smith'

i said a polleo detective saw Taki when I arrive I'll stealing the money from a man. and quartz do my best to help him malce Mr Yeung Yin-chau. who was the real Chinese chow popular," boarding a tram in Yee Wo-

street on August 16,

:

Japanese display at

This modern emporium of far he added.

nilure, carpets and hand crafts will enable both the visitor to Hongkong and loent buyers, to wander at case round ilve well-llt ground floor showroom and choose from a myriad Chinese wurch "Just the thing they are look- ing for A1 D competitive price.

Men of USS Noble

give their blood

aro

at

the

Officers and men of Ugs Noble at present here on leave donated 28 pints of blood to the British Red Cross, Fung House, this morning,

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Man Yee

Yee building

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Gregg in the Appeals Court said this morning that beggars could always go to the social welfare organisation for relief.

"No person con starve here," hé udded,

He made the remarks when he dismissed an appeal by a

blind 30-year-old

beggar, Tang Tak-ning, against con-

Carnal knowledge

vielion and a sentence of 12 case goes back

months for begging for alms

by playing a harmonica.

Tang, Mr Justice Gregg ob-

served, had 36 previous convie-

lons for begging for alms.

36 convictions

to magistrate

The Acting Chief Justlee, Mr Justice JR. Gregg, in the Ap- peals Court' this morning re- Explaining his previous con-mitted back to the magistrale a victions. Tang denied he was case in which a man was sen-

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Twenty - eight Japoncio External Trade Recovery Or-beauling for alma and said that tenced to 12 months for having he was playing the harmonica cornal knowledge of a girl aged wholesale haberdashers Funktion.

between and 16. displaying 4,000 Jetro and the Federation of

sponsored Jointly by to tell the people that he was a

musician and was making n Mr Justice Gregg directed samples of their products Tokyo Harberdashery Manu living.

that the magistrate take thej a two-day oxhibition | facturers.

"You have, 36 alanlar pre-evidence of the exact age of that opened in the Mon The wholesalers arrived herevious: convictions-not just une the girl.

on Sunday to represent their or two, out 38," Mr Justice. He, observed that the

exact (154 You Building this morn-

flema at the exhibition.

Gregit said,"

age of the girl was an important. ing.

Displayed ware items that "You were sentenced this ingredient. In a case of this na- ranged from heavy woollen time to 12 months, which ture/ The exhibition is being held Jumpers, and women's petticoats feel.ia, under the circumstances. He noticed that there was no in the offices of the Japanese to neck los 'and bolt élasps. very well deserved.”

*uch evidence on thu, record. “

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NO LONGER, SIR-PROBABLY

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