1961-05-30 — Page 5

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BURT LANCASTER JEAN SIMMONS SINCLAIR LENS ELMERCANTRY

THE CRIEN HAD NEVER KNOWN A MAN HIMI

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1961.

HK General Chamber of A Duchy for

Commerce centenary celebrated in London

London, May 29.

The centenary of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce was cele- brated in London tonight by the Hongkong Committee of Merchants, Bankers and Businessmen.

rald: "In

Hongkong, you

Princess Margaret,

paper sees

The

Landon, May 29. Daily Skotch believes that Princess Margaret will almost certainly be

the mado

Duchess of Sussex so that her child

They held a dinner Just seven British and other

nationalities. | Ing of the great Manchu Dy-: which is expected in the hot: after one which had taken in Hongkong.

nasty, the coming of the great autumn will have a titio. adver Fight thousand milen The rat chairman will be Chinese Republie, the Sino-

"But Mr Antony Armstrong Sir Alexander Grantham, former Japanese war and two World Jones (Princess Margaret's hus- rey marked the oerasion by Governor in Hongkong

Wars.

bond) nt his own wish will re- mounting that the Hongkonst Whereas the Hangkanit Chum-

Hongkong had made a bril-maln commoner", the Daily Cuomittee – of the China boy of Commerce Is concerned

lant recovery after the Jast Sketch declared. Annulation, to give $5 full with world trade, the Hongkong

цент becoming within alue "A Duchy for Princess Mar- title will in the near future be Association in London will con-

months the leading entrepot Baret will give a more Atting Flamown

Hongkong entzute on trade anal commerce The

status to her children. Her all buls

centre in the Far East. with headquarters of

between Great Auriation,

The Earl of Perth,

Minister eldest son will take her senior in London but including Britain and the Crown Colony";

of Stute for Colonial Affairs, subsidiary title probably members, Chinese as well as off the Chinese Mainland.

Younger sons and marquisate. And Virtually all the great trading the last example in the world all daughters will bear the courtesy title of lord and lady." Concerns which foundert the of capitalism and private enter- Chamber of Commerce in Hong-prise given is free hand. The Herald declared: "Princess Mar- Another newspaper the Daily kong in 1861. were represented most extraordinary thing about garet's baby will be afth in ne at lenight's dinner.

it is that it works."

to the throne and so, it is saiti The announcement about the "And why shouldn't It must have a title. Bell in prac- change in the Committee's name chorused a Pumber of businesstice number five on the lat (was runde by the Chairman, Mr men present. "Some of us," about as near as number bun- John Keswick, of Mathesons, continued Lord Perth, "should dred. There would always be

of Jardine. go back and take an example n courtesy title or prince Matheron and Company, one of } from Hongkong-Reuter. !princess"-Chalu Mali Special. the first Belfish firms of general merchants. to open up in Hong- kong.

Paris Police

swoop down

on Africans

Paris, May 20, Paris palice made one of their " Fangest SANDEYIN

011 North

the London

Guest

Africans in the city and suburb: The guest-of-honour tonight at night and this morning and was Viscount Boyd, who as Me detained 701024" than #00: Alan Lennox-Buyd, was for tlve Algerians for questioning.

Britain'. Colonial

years

The swoop followed the k-, Secretary ing of two Paris palice offers He recalled that one of Queen by Algerian gunnien yesterday, Victoria's Ministers, Lord Pal- Palive rourees rald detectives meraton, had described Hong- had rested documents roncern- kong as "A barren island whten

be the heart of] ing wonted Algerian terrorists, would never and on a special organisation of trade." the underground insurgent He said that the Chamber of National Liberation Front Commerce had survived tape Reuter.

risings of every, kind, the end-

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LYING

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5 have

to answer

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that there

な雰

Do

(Conld, from back pagej be done? It can't be done. "On that basis i think the bad better go away

not bother me about 1. You

now and is yes. A reasonable cont answer

give 11 nny more jury might conviet.

trouble." "I therefore rule

Mr Yu reminded Tang of the facie rasp against evidence of another witness, Tu an netused," he said.

! Wing. Fong said he Facl Mr Patrick Yu, representing known this witness since 1947. Tang, Kam-hing with Mr Leo and that they had worked to- D'Almada, QC. immediately gether both in the Treasury

his client ralled his

as the Arst Departinent and In the Traile witness in his own defence.

Office

CHARGES DENIED

He denied that he had ever Tang categorically denied all asked Tu to make searches for allegations made against him by him in respect of candidates for (Unown witnesses.

the driving lest, and speel- He said he had been employm to make a search in respect ¡fically that he had et kurt

ed as a shrof in the Traffc Ofice since

his 1148, and salary was $750 it

present mouth:

of a person named Eva Lo,

OTHER ACCUSED

Tang said he did not know any of the olher accused before they all came to court.

Me Yu reminded him of the evidence of an admitted con- spirator, p Chi-kwong. who alleged he had Alve meetings Cross-examined by Mr with Tang, all at weekends in Howard Hobson, Crown Coun- the fat of Tang's brother, Tangsel. Tang said he was not in a Kamishing.

position to know which testing (Tang Kam-shing was pre- officer was talking particular vidusly also a defendant, but less. the Crown entered prosequi early in the Irinl.)

Ja

nolle He said he did not know

Brett.

whose job it was. und did not Tang said that no such meet-i know that it had anything to do ings had ever taken place.

Reminded of the evidence of with a Mr Christopher or a Me another self-confessed accom- pllee, Yeung Man-so, Tang sald that he did not even know the man.

He denied having a conversa-) tion with him in a car outside his house with an Inspector Cheng, and that he had bud n conversation with Yeung about the wife of a man named Paul Chan

Tanu said he did not know

testing officers and had never spoken to any.

any

Mr Hobson asked why Tang to his superior did not report the alleged first corrupt offer by íp Chi-cwon

Tang replied: It was only in

the nature of an ordinary con- versation. If I was unwillinyt. Tang said he had not given all I had to do was to refuse Young $1,000 for Paul Chan's him and that would be the end wife, and in fact had never given for the matter. him any money at all,

NEXT TIME

If said he had niet an inspre- itor Cheung Ting-van of the Anti- Corruption Bureau on Iwo occa

3:1 Reverting to Ip Chi-kwong, slon3. The first was in 1956 Tang said he knew him, and had connection with a certain matter first met him when Ip was and the second, toolt place in concerning forged glving driving instruction to his 1959-1960 sister, about ten years ago.

Singapore driving licences.

Taug said he had not heard of a Paul Chau.

The next time he saw him. Tang wald, was when he went to his brother's fat to see his sister in January last year.

The ease is continuing. The other accused are repre-

and Mr A. cl

He said that his sister opened Sented by Mr C. F. K. Tung, Mr the door and talked with Ip for Arcuiti,

a while. At this time he was

discussing the following day's

raees with his brother.

He said his sister came up to him and said that Ip had some thing to tell him.

He recounted conversation:

the

following!

1p: Mr Tang, you are work- ing in the Trafic Department as shroff. There are many people who have to make pay- ments to you for provisional driving leenees?

Tang: Yes.

Jp Can you introduce some pupils to me? I will give you 10 per cent of the tuition fee.

AGAINST RULES

Tang: This cannot be done. I is against regulations.

Tang naid he then went back: i and resumed his conversation with his brother,"

About two or three weekn Joter, he went on. Ip come up to where he and he brother worked.

Ip sald to him, "Mr Tang, you cannot alve me any assistance even in such a trivial matter?"

Tang sold he repiled, "This is against regulations, how can it

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