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THE BEESTON BOILER CO., LTD. HEATING EQUIPMENT, BOILERS, RADIATORS, ETC.

ENGINEERINGEEQUIPMENTSCOZ{LTD; 208 Chartered Bank Building. Tel. 27789

CHINA MAIL

Established 1845

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1961.

Expected to arrive in Colony in August

DOUBLE-DECKERS FOR

Two buses will be tested on

island routes

Two double-decker buses - the latest

models available in

Britain

will

arrive in the Colony sometime in August for test runs on the roads of Hongkong island.

FARMER

Mr D. C. J. Banfeld, Traile Manager of the China Motorį, Au Co Lul, mag that if the satisfactory. would order a the company Beet of 50 double deckers for

WHO experiment

TURNED DRUGS Horton

SALESMAN

SENT TO JAIL

A farmer who wins dangerous drugs tivit

WAN

"selitug

Was

*Thirty feet long. with the entranco ahead of the front wheel, the new buses will ac- commodate 30 passengers each.

No swaying

They feature the new type of air suspension which ensures

"without swaying

IL smoother

and mor

even

for three

ride tor jailed

earn his

trow

side to side,"

yours by Mr

Central

Court

Derek This

C'on al

morning!

Another feature is the brake with we-pedal drive pensing with the clutch,

disci

dis-

The driver need only pulate o

when he admitted two charges of jr aseton and me of relling

drugs.

The police revealed that

Oi. 34. had one previous VOL- viction for a similar ellence last year.

Was

The fer

arrested when a party of police raideti his roine on April 8,

Kevin Bennett

Australian lifesaver

leaves after

A young

visit

Australian lifeguard, world tour, left Hongkong this morning after

now on

a five-day visit.

He was Me Kevin Bermell, A lilegunt since the age of 18 at Sydney's suburban Swissar his

to continue

math-ne to the beaches, who left by lever altached

column

semi-for Boukok steering

fur bulamalle gear-change.

The new buss cost more $100,000 each.

than

In the beginning, the double- decks will

put on runs on

the lower levels.

τους.

Mr Bennett. is an accountant with a Sydney in

Alter visiting Bangkok and India, he plans to fly to Moscow and Perls and then to join his The CMB is also ordering an-parents on holiday in London.

"Hongkong really a beau- nthur type of double-decker for experiment.

tiful elty and 1. like it a lot. It's The latter type is similar in really a shopper's paradise," he layout to the kind operating insid Kowloon except that it will be longer 30 feet instead of 27 fee as in Kowinon.

The rading party found 65 packt is of herola and unother 65 Packets of barbitone on him and $16 which he admitted were It will carry 85 passengers proceeds from the sale of the į with the entrance" belani ing drugs.

fren wheel.

QC DESCRIBES CROWN EVIDENCE

AS 'SUSPICION'

Sheaffer's PEM

Don For Men

THE BOLD NEW PEN DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN

Illegal HK radio

THREE POLICEMEN Luns has cordial

FINED FOR

TRAFFIC OFFENCES

Three police constables were fined by Mr K. A. S. Phillips at Causeway Bay Court this morning for traffic offences.

The defendants were Chan Kam-kwong. 24, of Western Police Stallon; Yuen Yu-kwan. 22. of Aberdeen Police Station: Lee Chun-wab, 27, of Western Police Station.

Chan WIS flrad $350 for 'driving without a llence and without third party moraneci Yuen and Lee were uach ined $300 for driving without third party insurance. All three were disqualified fren: applying for a Hence for 12 months.

CHANGED PLEA

Pleads guilty to cruelty to animals

talk with

Kennedy

Washington, Apr. 10. Mr Joseph Luns, the Dutch Foreign Minister, said to- day he had a "cordial" 45-minute talk with Pro- sident Kennedy on Nato, European integration and Far Eastern problems.

tween the United States

Station raided

From the Files

25

years

-AGO.

April 1936

A 27-year-old unemployed DISCUSSING possible re- for Hongkong's mon who was found depression, the St John's operating an illegal radio Review anys in an editorial communications station, "Even if industries could

WOS

fincd * total of

arise in Hongkong, there is $1,000 by Mr Derek Consno certainty that the cheap at Central this morning.products would find a mar-

The man. Chow Pul-yuen, of ket anywhere after a lime,

a radio

Own

Mr Luns told reporters after 14 Wa In Fong-street East, top for in these days of tariffs his White House meeting with floor, pleaded guilty to charges and quotas each community the President that they had of establishing both agreed not to go into de-munications Lell because further talks be-possession of radio communica-market, and though Hong- lens apparatus and working akong might legitimately ex- station pect to find an outlet in the British Empire, she cannot Thompson de sa for sentiment does not

economic self-

em-jealously guards its station, being r

The

communications Netherlands would going on later today and to, without alleence.

Detective-Insp B. morrow during his vish.

and bo

rodlo

Soi

A 40-year-old woman, Tat-ho, of 141 Fa Yuen-street, appeared before Mr J. R. Oliver at South Kowloon Court this morning on charges of cruelty Lo animala and having two dogs without a licence.

She pleaded guilty to con- firing three dogs and possess ing two dogs without a licence at her residence yesterday, dis-

She was remanded, one day for poltee to check her record.

The case was brought to the the police by attention of offered HKSPCA.

The three defendants changed their plea this morning to one

respect of of guilty In

the above charges.

Other charges alleging obedience to police seer, driving without

lico a reur ard driving a car without the owner's consent were dismissen when the prosecution no evidence.

The three were stopped by a police inspector at 1.30 am un March 8 at Tung Wah Hospital- road and brought to the police station.

Chan and Lee were repre- sented by Mr G. Hampton of Yuen Hastings and Co while was represented by Mr Young Shtu-tso, of Peter Mo and Com- pany.

De stole food parcels bou un al

for Chima

I

which

The foreign minister said he told the court shortly before 6 and President Kennedy "over-pm on Friday the police exccut determine these questions,

ated a search warrant on Chow's but only ed all the various aspects

Chow was seen sitting interest. interest the home, problems

with radio und the United in front of a table Netherlands

equipment on it, wearing a palt States."

"The Colony is living in Mr Luns indicated that part of car-phones. of their talk concerned the dis-

The pellee found the radio the spirit of Victorian in-. Ilolland

and I was re-dividualism, and on and operating

the pule

policy of Inisser faire Indonesia init declined a direct eelving signals. answer when a reporter asked

it through which him if he had expressed dis-

founded. Because of energy appointment with the American

the radio and enterprise and because decision to stay away from the recent instalation of a legis communications apparatus be of the possession of special lative camell in West New longed to him and that he had commercial and technical Guinea (West Irlan)-Reuter.

between

SEE AN AMAZING

DOCUMENTARY

FILM ABOUT SPIES

By ANTHONY FULLER

TAST Friday morning, high up in Rediffusion House, I saw what must be the most unusual documentary film ever made, both in subject and in production. For its material was none other than the background of the recent Spy Trini in London which attracted world-wide attention.

No licence

Chow admitted

na licence.

VAH

knowledge it has flourished Two radio receiving sels, one radio Transmitting sex,

one abundantly und would have power pack, a Morse key and a done so indefinitely had set of car-phones were confiscat-Lancashire in particular and England in general con- Another man, Lau Man-ping,tinued to have more or less 33, of 18 11amilton-street, third

or at least a

ed.

floor, was fined $750 by Mr a monopoly Cona for aiding and abetting long lead in industrial pro-

Iducts.

Chow.

On the application of the

Mr prosecuting officer,

Cons ordered half of the defendants' fines to be given to the person whose information to the Police led to the arrests.

Baby

"But such knowledge is no longer the private pos- session of the few, nor has

swallows ning water have challenged

screw

any one country special ad- vantagea now over other countries, for oil and run-

the supremacy of coal and so distributed the sources of power for manufactures while labour efficiency hus Melbourne, Apr. 10.

been greatly increased A five-month-old girl was through education and still recovering in Ballarat further made it possible for base hospital, 74 miles nutions and has a drink bill of

to be self-support- west of Melbourne, today ing."

The film is unusual in that it and if I know anything, he was was shot every day after a the first link in the chain which bearing In Court. The places led to the arrest of the group. mentioned were visited und For

man eams £750 a aimed, so that the picture was year,

£500 shown throughout Britain un

after doctors removed a Iwo-inch screw from her: stomach.

A man who stole a gunny sack containing 42 food parcels which was to be sent to China by post was jailed for six months by Mr Derek Cons the very evening the total con- qutations at Central Court this morning.

The 31-year-old unemployed man, Fung Sik-nam, whose ad- dress was given on the roof of

Wink 212

Lok-street West, pleaded guilty to stealing the He further submitted that the food parcels worth $168 outside

Once was not the Post material street yesterday. any independient

and an expensive саг, are bound to be cluded. The scenes show the asked. ringing to of the sales by Peter Kroger and his wife, Spécid 'Branch,

Helen, comc ouil best. Their spies themselves

The are real name is Coben, they come portrayed by un-named profes- from New York. They are Intellec- Communists, sional actors, although the role sincere

The evidence against the accused in the written driving tests caso amounted only to suspicion, Mr Loo D'Almada, QC, submitted before Judge B. J. Jannings of the Victoris District Court this morning. -----}£t---EXA Istida, who represent-jat must be by creditable evi- d Tse Rei, one of the two acdence from a disinterested wit- cused police fuspectors. yub-ness." mitted that if all the evidence

In Morrison-

sald

was taken as being wholly re-evidence of Young's Hable and establishing the facts corroborated f any to which they refer, at the particular by utmost the ease ngalai the two wings to make a case against Inspectors mounted only to either The Hel or the other Hul Chun-lam, proprietor of the

suspicion.

But he added that all the con- trodietlom, omissions and in- probabilities

whitch

weighed Crown's against the

case which affected the credibility of the witnesses, must first be Ignored to come to that conclu- zion.

Mr D'Almada then referred to

Inspector Yip Tai-yau

Tun: Shun Grocery Shop In inspector, Chan Kwok-kwel.

segond Jubilee-street instructed a toki The trial entered its

to post four gunny sacks of food The first month yesterday,

Western Post hearing began on March 10 and parcels at the it was first expected to last unly Ofter yesterday morning.

fortnight. More than Ol wit- called by the

nustes Crown.

were

Mr D'Almada

This afternoðn.

will continue

The accused are Tae diel, and

the self-admitted collaberator, Chan Kwok-kwei, two police Yeung Man-s7. "Look at the inspectors, a driving instructor, case if Young hail not given evi-, Lang Chen-wing and his wife

Later, a party of detectives'! went to the roof where they saw Fung opening the sack with three other men.

Upon questioning, Fung ad- and mitted stealing the sack that he asked the three men to help him open it.

According to the

marks an

the gunny sack. the police located the shop

war, Inter-

The inspired

at

good

who

Sho sold her

near

*

representative

giri, Susan Elizabeth Terrill at Wendouree,

At Caroline Hill yesterday Ballarat, swallowed the screw the All China Olympic Team uf the master-spy, Gordon tuals, and their neighbours tast Friday-a feat which (and the Reservca defeated Lonsdale, was taken by Joseph the little houses you visit doctors thought Impossible, two local

Ruislip have nothing but Belanian, who was interned in

The girl's mother, Mrs R. G. teams. to say about them. Buchenwald during the

Terrill, said she discovered that once the danger something That at and afterwarde was on

was amiss when and tragedy of Communism. Susan became sick after being regator for the Allies..

Idealist, When you consider,

forl It was works for the cause with no quite un achievement to proprietor

take hope but bellet in his dogma the

day's Court hearing that

hatred and materialistic SOD, construct your script, photo- fact can blone save solely. graph and edit your Alm, and Never was a more fascinating screw."

It's turn up the very night of the hour spent in front of TV. conclusion of the ease with n on overworked cliche, of Alm lasting

true:Truth obc hour, and nevertheless which is n searching account of

stranger than Fiction. the private lives of the spies.

HUMAN INTEREST

who genuined the food parcels which his customers asked the shop to post to China.

Fung had five previous con- The foki then delivered the vietions including one

and parcels in a lorry. He placed | sraiching

stealing the parcels outside the past bicycle. office and took one-in. When

д

he returned, he found ane of the i The watchman, Wong Ting, commended by, the ny sacks missing but he did was

not report to the pollee.

At about 0.30 am, a walch

dence at all—and the answer | Yuen Pul-hang-allas Lung Bo. man in Wing Lok-street saw must be that, the other

witnesses make out

mere suspicion,"

He added, "if the case

50/50 The Crown alleges they up-¦ Fung carrying a sack of articles

of plied the answers to the written to the roof-top of 12 Wing driving test to candidates for Lok-street West and became

is to fees ranging up to more than suspicious. He reported to

be advanced beyond that mage, $200.

police.

1110

TOLD SAILORS HE WANTED

MONEY TO PAY

FOR HIS MOTHER'S FUNERAL

Mugistrale.

Suspended

sentence

renience

and

"But, in my opinion, it la the human interest in the then which will captivate the TV viewers, if We ara fortunate enough to obtain a screening of this feature in Hongkong.

Ethel Gee, for instance, the 40-year-old Civil Servant. Who would have taken her for a spy and a traitor? Ordinary look- ing viag In plain Mille house in n plain little street, Just another person in an or- dinary town. The TV camera Interviewed her neighbours, had known ber

San Francisco, Apr. 10. Thomas J. Darling, 39, San Francisco Insurance clerk, People who received a one-year suspended since she was a gri.

You one year's

.ordinary propte their brains for probation lodey for helping a puzzling Irlend who had stolen $100,000 something to say that would from an niriine safe at Sar. have marked her for an extra- Francisco international airport, ordinary person. And failing to de. '50. One neighbour ឥឆជ

Darling was convicted in a Eihel Gee WAR generous. A A 28-year-old Portugueso men, whose occupation was given as a tailor, was jailed

U.S. district court for adding | middle-aged woman, Interview. for two years by Mr T. L. Yang at Causoway Bay Court this morning.

James 1 Chapman, 20, of Santed in her home could recall

something. a clerk for Engenio Tavares, resking on US Navy Shore Patrol Heart Defendant who has 17 pre-Bruno. Chapman,

Qatas Empire Always, took When Ethel Gce was a girl at the roof-top of 110 Gloucester auntiem in Fenwick Pier and vious convictions including lar-

from a company

school, who stole chocolate from vood, glended guilty lo 10 attained a total of $111 from luceny, folze pretences, Imper- the $100,000

The cur-

its woman. charges of obtaining money by different people there, collecting sonating and fraudulent sale on January 20. false pretences.

shipped from Trom each of them quins ranging conversion

criminal in- renes ti bren timidation

consigned from $1 to $30 by falsely pie-

on Hongkong by Bouc, arrested Det Insp. B. D. Carpenter, ending that this money was for April 3,

to a San Francisco bank." who prosecuted, zaid the defen-

Mr Yong sentenced him to. funeral expenes for his mother dont was

familiar with US

eight months jail on the Brati All but $145 was recovered. who, he mid, had died in Macao, Navy personnel nt Fenwick Pier

three charges and four months. and he often went there to colleft

Enquiries had revealed that on each of the remaining! Chapmart was contenced business,

his mother was still alive and charges, the sentences to run Apr 7 to three

Federal Institution.-AP

On March 30 he went to the living in Healthy Village.

concurrently.

and Was

But if stenting chocolaty as i child is promise of a sort of traitor, who, nhill escapo the Old. Bailey?

Bo it pots from spy to spy. (but 'everyone

A has

reason.

on Harry Houghton, the ex Pelly-

comes of worst. 110

1 years in

Officer Who in

the gend

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