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CONSPIRACY ALLEGED

Seeds for refugee farmers Accused questioned

AIM IS TO FIGHT "THE RED MENACE'

Seamen on the USS Cimarron will be unloading some 30 cases of seeds today to be presented later by Captain J. C. Weatherwax. to the Maryknoll Fathers for distribution among re- fugee farmers in the Colony.

In

by prosecution

driving tests case

Chau Fat, who with four others is accused of con- spiracy to solicit money from candidates taking driving tests, was cross-examined by Mr H. F. G. Hobson, Crown Counsel, at Vic toria District Court this morning,

From the Filos

B

25

years AGO-

May 1936 RITAIN has agreed to the provision in the Anglo-Soviety naval treaty permitting Russia to match Japan's fleet in the Pacife He said that he had been once He stated that there were und also permitting the engineering officer, Mr given to poor people and

the Met King Apartments three Li Sing's, and he thought Soviet complete secrecy re- Patrick Muzler; affectionately fugees across the world,

with one Li Sing, and two other Countries known as Patty Appleseed, has

In the Far East

the one to whom the entry re- announced his intention of which have received supplies people to play mahjong. Inferred was dead. He had de garding the Far Eastern at the end of 1950. The Li Sing fleet. She will inform planting a "green band around through his agency are China, 1959.

with whom he had played mah- Britain however regarding the world to offset the red band" Japan, Koren and now Hong-

"Patty Appleseed" re-not get tickets and so played Jong in 1939 was and through his enthusiastic ac-kong.

another Liher European fleet. Simg. tivities some

32,000 miles 250,000 packages cently travelled seeds have been giving away seeds,

An

of vegetable

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Patrick Mozler, known affectionately also as Patty Appleseed, stands with some of the vegetable seeds he collects for distribution to needy people all over the world. The seeds will be presented later today by Capt. J. C. Weatherwax of the USS Cimarron, which is now visiting. to the Maryknoll Fathers for distribution to refugee farmers In the Colony.

Youth took car for joy ride

And caused it to overturn

An 18-year-old boy stole a private car, took it for a joy ride and later caused it to overturn, police told Mr J. E. Dargun at North Kowloon Magistracy this morning.

The youth, Leung Wah of 44 i Stone Nullah-lane, 2nd floor, Wanchal, who pleaded guilty to charges

a vehicle of driving without Hounce, without third 1 party insurance and without th owner's consent was remanded for seven days for a probatinu report.

Insp I. W. Eline, prosecuting, said that at 4 am yesterday the¦ defendant was seci by a police

constable driving private car

and overturned ☀ in Choi Hung road near Prince Edward-road.

1

....

Britons give vessel

for survey

Company

not paying dividend

HAPPY JOURNEY

to

They had intended to go to a football match but could

mahjong at the apartment.

Cheu Fat was asked by Mr Hobson to study, page three of He visited Peking. Shanghai,ence in court, on which an entry u notebook produced as cvid- Singapore, Japan and Egypt Sing. $10" was written. during his travels, and describ- ed his journey as 32,000 miles of happiness. He has since talk- ed about his travels to many churches and clubs in the United States.

Formerly a naval oficer, Mr Mazier based his idea upon the legendary character, Johnny Applessed, who roamed among the Indians and early settlers in America, carrying seeds on hils. back and planting them along the river valleys. The Middle

many

generations

......

More charges

against bank inspector

of

To

As a result of this con- cession, Russin has agreed

HIRED CARS Chau Fat stated Court that to renounce her former de- he hired out cars for driving | mand that her Far Eastern festy but did not know any fleet be exempted from the trame testing officers as when tonnage and

he went to the truffle office he laid down, in the Anglo- gun Ilmits Ike other people, was noi

allowed to enter. He only visit-Franco - American Trenty. ed it when his cars were on hire. However in the event of He had sometimes seen testing Japan exceeding the limit, officers sitting in one of his cats Russia shall be permitted on teals with the students, but hud only seen them in the dis to match Japan's ships

without notifying Britah.

tance otherwise.

Fat is Mr

Other

counsel

Yu,

The four accused with Chou Fat are Tang Kom-hing, Yuen Pui-hang. Ip La-chuen and Fung King-wal. Ngai, 36-year-old Defending Chau Hongkong and Shanghai Henry Lition. Bank inspector, appeared for the defence are Mr Leo

d'Almada and Mr Patrick before Mr A. J. Sanguinetti instructed by F. Zimmern and at South Kowloon Court Co., and Mr Egbert C. K. Tong, this morning

faco instructed by Tso and Co.

Hearing continues. three additional charges and of larceny two of demanding money with monacos.

OTIO

The Chairman of the Indo-West was then a wilderness and

China Steam Navigation kter Company Ltd, Mr H. D. Americans blessed his memory.

NAVY SERVICE M. Borton, told share.

During his Navy service, holders this morning of Mozler pleked up an unconscious their annual meeting that child near Pusen in Korea and the company had made a took her to the doctor. He was net profit of £29,782, for told that it was too late to help the child and she died of mal- the your ended December nutrition. 31, 1960, compared with loss of £193,969 for the previous year. Compensation received from the Japanese Government for 1037 China Incident Claims

Captain Weatherwax said yes- totalled £80,000,

making terday that the mission of the surplus for the year 1800 of USS Cimarron was two-fold. In £100.782.

addition to supporting the US However, iLex deducting Seventh Fleet, the sailors were this total from the debit balance helping to perform a mission of Sin-kwok on May 19,

for- goodwill by delivering to des- of

titute folk goods given by more

a

£ 124,179 brought

from

1959,

possible

there

re-

there

to pay

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Later with the aim of helping such starving families, Muzier Brat spent all his money on seeds, and then people started to help by giving him contribu- tone.

a 53-foot long survey verse! for the Mokong River Project, sponsored by the ward

mained, said Mr Barton, aprivileged people on the other Economic Commission for debit balance of £14,307 to be side of the world. Asia and the Far East, carried forward to Appropria will be launched at the tion Account. It was Taikoo Dockyard on Fri-fore not dividend. day, Juno 2 at 5.20 pm. The survey vessel, the second

THE START of its kind to be bull by the

The year 1901 had not dockyard, Is a gift from the

started 100 promisingly, but Government and people of the United Kingdom. It will be with signs of an expansion in und strong "Ixis" sp Elins added that christened

Mra world commerce

on the part of Far Lesing had a clear record, J. K. B. Davenport, wife of the efforts

to increase United When Mr Dargan asked Leung Assistant

Kingdom Eastern countries whether he had anything to say. Trade Commissioner in Hong-heir overseas trade, 1 was to

The constable saw the defen- dant climb out of the ear and run away, but caught him after chase of some 50 yards. The policeman suurehed Lesing and found the key of the vehicle in his jacket pocket.

The defendant admilled that he had stolen "the car for a joy ride,

Leung replied I live nothing to yay."

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be hoped that results would not compare unfavourably with those Jast year,

The report and accounts for the year were adopted.

Mr G. T. Tagg was re-elected a director.

Messrs Lowe-Bingham and Matthews were reappointed nuditors.

Japanese artists depart

Nine Japanese colligraphers loft by Air-India's Bocing today after spending ano month

the Chinose Mainland and one day in Hongkong.

on

Led by Mr N. Nishikawa of the Japan-China Culture Ex- change Association, Tokyo, the group had been invited to visil Altending the meeting were: the China Mainland by the China Me H. D. M. Barton (Chair-Culture Exchange Associatlon. man); Mr M. W. Lo and Mr G. Mr Nishikawa told reporters

to with T. Tagg (Directors): Messrs C. prior

The vessel is equipped with short-wave radto and a compre- hensive amount of hydrographic survey equipment is fitted below deck An echo sounder inboard osciliators is niso fitted,

Sleeping accommodation provided for six people. Con- struction of the vessel has been superviced by the Ships Survey

Marine Depart Ofice of the

ment.

Carpenter, 28, jailed for sex offence

A 28-year-old carpenter, Trong Tan-yu of 240, Fuk Wing-stroot, 2nd

floor Was sontonced to four months' jail by Mr T. C. Chon at North Kowloon Magistracy this morning for having camol knowledge of a girl be twcon 13 and 16 years old,

on

Jusp Wong Hel-mon said April 27 the girl's parents made a report to the police that sho had left home on April 23 and had not returned.

On May 29 the glri wan located by the police. She had been staying with the defendant during that period. Police en- quiries revealed that on April 23 the defendant took the girl to a boarding house where offence was committed.

Defendant admitted offence.

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the

Icaving that

extended

L C. Blott, W. M. O'Byrne, Japanese had

the

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Man in Lo, W. K Corneck Invitation to a similar Chinese (representing Jardine, Mathe-group to visit Japan. son and Co, Ltd.) D. Huma and

"The Chinese are considering

inter-

G. T. F. Carey (Shareholders); our invitation," Mr Nishikawa and H. Sidbury (representing sald through en official the Secretaries, Jordine, Mathe-preter. con and Co, Ltd).

Mr K. A. Miller, of Lowe, Bingham and Matthews, also attended.

POP by GoG

In China, the Japanese visited

Το

to

To, living at 510 Mople House. So Uk Estate, was alleged to have demanded $1,500 each from

Sin- Chu Sin-poon and Chlu kwok, garment manufacturers, on April 1. He was also charged with stealing $000 from Chiu

Mr A. appeared before Garela on

on two May 24 charges of criminal Intimidation and demanding money with menaces, and was allowed bail of $10,000 at the time.

Mr Simon Li, Crown Counsel, asked the court prosecuting, to rescind Tu's bail becau the tucts were not fully present- ed before Mr A. Garcia.

TIME NEEDED

He added that time was IV- quired to investigate into the complicated accounts and up to the present, it was known that the defendant had obtained than $37,000 from his between alleged mal-practices September last and May this year and converted the sum into his own bank account.

mont

Mr Ll said that there would be further six to seven charges against the defendant, The defendant Was then allowed ball of $17,000 or do remanded in jall custody for

seven days. To was represent- ed by Mr Kenneth K. C. Wong of Descons.

Tokyo bound

Mr Mark Brolles, Managing- seven major Chinese cities in- Director, Mark V Infernational, cluding Shanghai, Canton, Lid, left by air for Tokyo to- Wuhan, Mukden and Peking. day.

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It is noteworthy that the agreement Implies British recognition of Russia's de- fence needs in view of Japan's Far Eastern policy.

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