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Committal case DRIVER ACCUSED

OF HAVING DANGEROUS DRUGS

Committal proceedings against a driver accused of possessing a large quantity of dangerous drugs, commenced before Mr D. Cons at Central Magistracy this morning.

The defendant is 31-year-olif | 1! marphine). seven

Ng Tak-leung, of 136 Cou- and 14 ounces of morphine and napht-roud West, securul floor. 18 ponds and two ounces of

40

His alleged that on August Ferelval-street near Jumsy-ruat, Wanchal, NK had in his possession 12 post and nine

of Taupinne hydrochloride ( a salt

raw oplum without a licence.

LJN

Det insp

Wong Shin-chung,

of the Narvotles Bureau, lesti- lied that on ounces

August 20, acting Information

received, he gave certain instructions to a party of detectives and a trafie constable

Large Swedish

banana carrier

arriving tomorrow

The

AL About 4

12.

drove a Caltex

The Insp

thur! ac

In

POLICE WHISTLE

o'ríuck

snid passed car and

thing station Ginurester-road with Del Sgt ¥ Hwal} hung and Saly & Dr vale car parked at the Alling etetion. There was no one in the car or in the vicinity.

CHINA MAIL

CHOLERA

FIGURES

The abolera statistical position at D am today was as follows: .Confirmed

CRACS

51

nil

date (including 15 deaths) ........... 128 Confirmed Cases

donger list Suspects under obser-

vation ........... mit Cases recovered and

discharged........... ST Currlers recovered and discharged.......... Contacts held in the Hai Ying Pun quar- antine centre Contacts discharged to

date

53

18

092

9 candidates

for PATA

Board named

an-

the Nine nominees for the nine

been nations have nounced as candidates for the 1962 board of direc- tors of the Pacific Area Travel Association to re- presont PATA's allied membership, which in- cludes travel agents, ground

He said he drove his car into car. Flemingsmad, near Gloucester- rand and parked it there until

world's largest ull. refrigerated banano rier, the 8,300-ton d.. m.s. Atitlan, belonging” to the Salon Linos, Stock-

kong tomorrow.

4.96 m. when he heard a police whistin.

Hosp Wong said he then drove

transportation operators and hotels.

Mr Fred C. Clemo of flong-

holm, will arrive in Hong his my into Gloucester-read and keng Thurs and Travel Service. turned into Puccival-street. He thitinan of PATA'S Allied- said he saw a private car at the

Associate Advisory Council, said junction of "Porcival-street and

mail balls will be tabulated Tennessy-rond and શ

Delivered on September last yer to the nwners by the well- KRGWO Eriksberg shipyard, Gothenburg, the ship is equip ped fne carrying all sorts of res frigemted carge but is mainly Intended for banann transport. Its rolling machinery con- sists of an Eriksberg/Burmeister & Wain 8-cylinder super- charged diesel engine. Kivlak the vessel a speed of 10% knots on full cargo,

Lehi Agents for the ship will be Wallem & Co., Ltd., 119 Hongkong Bank Building. Parties Inte Ferted In visiting the snip shuhi comart Mr Roslɛkog of Wellem & Co (tel: 38011) to obtain necessary boarding in

formation,

May 15 Ekman Foreign Agencies (China) Ltd., 0 lee Ilotte Site. (10% 31138), Fr agent for Burmeister & Waln iti Hongkong.

Artists' Guild

holds second

annual display

!

traffic

and three winners announced at

police constable who appeared the uleventh annual Pacific

to be speaking to the driver.

It said he approseled the vehicle at searched the boot of the car and found two nacks.

QUESTIONED

The

Travel Conference in Hong- kong from January 22 to 20.

NOMINEES

Mr.

Established 1845

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1961.

dear

Statistics

It is Mr T. N. Wow himself who is bewildered by the prob. icma that supposedly bc- wilder me, as he still cannot Rec the distinction between science and philosophy.

Bertrand Russell, ou the other kand, does ner, and recognises the nature of philosophy when is "what we le says that it don's know." We cannot values: "know" fundamental

sir

peace, wo

1 we really desire

must not do unto others what we do not like others do unto us. I hope we can agree on

We can only imagine" or "feel" them. The advance of As science tas solved MAHN problems, bui other, new problems have arlien in spite of for because of it, and even Bertrand Russell him- self finds kome of the new problems (such as the threat of a nuclear war) difficult to solve.

only

Mr Wow's "illustration"

to illustrate that a Kerves fundamental value like beauty cannot be appraised by the The Dean selentifle method. of Women's method of up- praising female beauty is in credibly nalve; if Judy's statis- des, tennis and singing skills, ete, ele, got the same marks as Mary's, then who was the more beautiful? And by what "sclentio method" 'could she arrive at such · exact figures as Mary's 99 per cent v Judy's 85.2 per cent?

And only an unscientific mind- ed person like Mr Wow would And it “sirange" that the Dean of Women's estimation

Mary was no different from that of other while people. The "difference" in values ab- viously arosc from their bigotry that made them

link Mary "ugly"

and "a symbol of hate." If Mr Wow goes further than "explain- ing" the difference in cultural background, etc, and uses the method of moral evaluation, he will see the "values"! of the other white people То spurious ones.

The nine nominees for the He said he asked the detes-

three board' vacancies are Mr. than what was in the sacks and Frank P. Johnston, World i He replied "I don't know".

Travel Headquarters, Australia;! Insp said he further asked the M defendant where he had altai Travel Service, Canada;

C. E. Blaney, Blaney's! ed the sucks ant he replied that Shyam S. Poddar, Orient Ex- a friend by the name of Chan press Co., India; Mr D. Mad- Lo handed them over to him japahit, Nilour, Indonesia;

the road near the Wanchal: Mr Tetsuzo Inumaru, Imperial Ferry Whart. The defendant Hotel, Japan; Mrs Trinidad de sald he had been instructed to Aguirre, Reliance Travel Ser- deliver them to the Hongkong vice, Philippines; Mr Prem Paul Bless you, N.T. Macao Ferry Whart, where the Ohri, C. C Nanda & Co, Singa- friend would be waiting.

China

ofleer he did

Hot know the

pore: Mr S. M. Chen,

Mr

The defendant told the police. Travel Service. Taiwan; and Mr Kusa Panyarachun, World friend's address, except that he: Travel Service, Thailand. lived in Macao.

Insp Wong said he toit, the defendant that he suspected that the sacks contained dangerous drugs, and had to take him to the police station. He said he then sealed the sneks in the pro- senet of the defendant.

Inter in the same day, he was handed $4,135 by Det Sgt Hul. who found the money in the The second annual exhibi- rear pocket of the defendant's

tion of

pointings by trousers.

the Chinese Contemporary Artists' Guild opened this morning of the St John's Cathedral Old Holl.

CHARGED

Allied members whose terms expire at the Hongkong con- ferenice are Mrs Boris Holand, Asia Travel Service, Singapore; r Honesta Kelly, World Travel Service, Philippines; and Mr Poddar, who has been nominated for another term,

NOMINATIONS

The nominations were made by a committee of the Allied-} Associate membership, Mr Cleano sald. The

Allied

Insp Wong added that he and one asociale members of brought the sacks to the Gothe PATA board serve two- vernment Chemist and received year terms.

certifleute together with the

Mr Luis Chan, Chairman of The Guild, welcomed the view-In ers allending the show of sucks Western-style painting in water colours and oils.

He said after receiving the ver tidente, he charged the defendant with the offence.

Hearing Is contluing.

The works of 20 artists were on display Including many landscape, floral studies and portraits in ells, but some of the

Mr P. C. Mann is appearing paintings shown lind been on i for the defendant. view previously and the ex- Mr.J. W. Browett, Super hibits seemed less than the first intendent of Police, is annual show and the works sub- decting the proceedings mited for the Festival of the Arls by the Gufl.

Mir Chan asked Chinese artisis Interested in this type of ari to get in touch with the Hon Secretary of the Guild. Tel No 440058.

One delivery of mail on Monday

There will be one delivory of correspondence on Mon- day, September 25 which,

O public holi- doy, the Postmaster Genaral, Mr A. G. Crook announced today.

The Victoria Post Office and the Kowloon Central Post Offer will be open

public business 'from 9.00 am to 12 noon and

con

The three holdover Allfed Members are Mr Frank H. Drewitt, Hotel S. George, New Zealand; Mr R. W. Hemphill, Hemphill World Cruises, United States; and Mr Cleme.

The Assoclate member, whose lerm also expires at the PATA meeting in Judonesiu Ja 1063. is William L. Lane, Jr., Lanc Publishing Co.. United States.

BRITISH TOWN

GIVES

HOUSE AND £1,000

TO REFUGEE FAMILY

London.

A home of their own, fully furnished, with a gift of £1,000 to help them to settle in—that is what the town of Marlow, in Buckingham- shire, has done for a family of Yugoslav refugees.

And now 13-year-old

Jose Serbo-Croat to Jose and Anton, Kobra and his younger brother and poked Into every corner of Anton, who is and, being her silny modern kitchen. born in refugee camp, has never lived in private house be year ago.

Blie came to Britain over a forel-have become part of the arrival, she was

vin Italy. And on sent by the ife of Marlow.

British Council for Ald mother-Mrs Refugees 10

hostel Wan, Wanchal, Katrina Kobra, 48- It will be Chichester, Sussex,

A North Point. Shinmabulpo, Kow-simply heaven. For she helped to prepare meals Joon City, Matnuwei, Mongkok furced labour in a concentration about 75 adults and children, and Yaumati post offices will

emp during the war, to 12

the

Sheung

be open from 10.00 am

noon

And for their

N. T. CHOW.

dear sir

excellent

Chow, for an sugestion — that the really sensible

Way of treating your blather is to Ignore it. I AGREE!

AN TI CHOW

dear sir

Neutrals

that your is strange

cor. respondent PHEW should have chosen to use your coluinn for public exhibition of bla "puppy" love for you and his violent hatred for me.

I wrote because I felt a great Injustice was done to the

dear

T. P. W.

Blind canes

u resuli

of the

publicity which you kindly gave the Society's project for providing folding canes for the bind in of September 14 your nue

Mr received from we have Fong Yun-Wah of the Fong Shu Fook Tong a donation of $500 for the purpose of giving 200 Folding canes to blind per- sons too poor to pay the $2.50 which the Society has to charge. These free canes wili be distributed through the Social Welfare Department's Blind Welfare Units in Ying Poon, Hung Hom and Taun Wan.

"writes fashion newa"

NEW

KATE VOELE

Lady Sheaffer,

'SKEUPBKITT" POUNTAIN PEN

Data pent

UNITED PAPER CO.LTD.

Pretty miles from Japan Air Lines' hostesses Tomoko Ogata (left) and Kumiko Kasuyu, who will be flying In the airline's Convair 880-M jet planes on the Orlent route from October 1. The airline held a cocktail parly yesterday atr- evening to celebrate the Introduction of the new Jei craft. Present to receive the guests were Mr Nobau Mat- sumura, Assistant Vice President of Sales Administration; Mr Tony Senda, General Manager of Public Relations and

District Yasuhi Hala, Advertising; Mr Sai

Manager; Mir Tsuneo Watanabe, Acting District Manager, and Me Louis Wong, Interlings and Agency Sales Manager.

Folding canes for use by the

blind in Hongkong have been bought by the Society from the Royal National Institute for the Bund In London for $5 and are being sold here for $2.50. They are very popular as they can be put in the packet

When not in use. used to Indicate blindness in other

Canes

Tenancy

Tribunal

announces

recommendation

parts of Recommendation of an exemption application

those

the world are white, for Hongkong have to be re- painted red and white.

When the blind cane was flest Introduced here through the generosity of the Junior

I

Chamber of Commeres some four years ago, it was decided that as white is the colour of fmourning",

red should be Introduced for "good luck.“ Following Hongkong's lead, similar canca have been Introduced in Singapore.

MRS DAPHNE DAVIES

Secretary,

The Hongkong

Society for the Blind.

dear

Bowwow Wow!

now

this hexagonal wrestling continues for another day, *nowballing the contestants from the original two-Romin embrace between the incom- CHOW-WOW. parable pair

muzzling

In by the troupe LOW, HOW NOW and SACRED COW, you will have to provide your readers with a liberal supply of nspiring to stop their headache, for in this maze of words the main theme that started the bother La entirely forgotten. We now 'descend to the depth of bowwowing one another like rabid canines foaming at the mouth,

of the

From the Filos

25

years AGO-

September 1936

Prak

Two houseя On The wore threatened for about hatf an hour yesterday when u grass fire broke out in Barker Rond.

The blaze occurred in a heap of dried wood and foliage which had been dumped there after the typhoon. The flames spread rapidly and ut

| first it was thought they would

reach houses Nos. 15 and 16. The motor fire

Goagh

a appliance from

Hil

Station arrived

1 promptly in answer to a call, however, and the blaze was extinguished after about 120 minutes, A machine from

Hongkong arrived

afterwards.

shortly

In the short time it 1048 burning the fire covered on area of about 100 yarda square.

A kong's

REVISION of Hong- Budget pro- cedure was suggested by His

concerning Nos 471-473, Reclamation-street, Excellency the Governor, Mongkok, has been announced by Mr J. R. Sir Andrew Culdecott, at the Oliver, Tenancy Tribunal President, with conclusion of the debate on members Mrs V. L. Chan and Mr J. H. Lid- the Budget yesterday. His

outlined dell.

Excellency

the practice in Malaya and other Mr F. Zimmern represented Colonies and said he was the applicant, Mr Cheung Toe- obtaining further informa- po, who plans to replace the

Mr C. F. Hul, a first year medical student left for Lon- don last night by Air India to continue his studies. He has six more

years to go before completing his course at Woolwich Polytechnic.

OAG to speak

at HKU dinner

the

four-storey houses by an eight- tion in order to place it be- storey modern structure costing fore members of the Execu- $185,000 and designed by Mr Live Council and have their Chan Wing-on, architect.

Of the 28

tenants receiving views. If it impressed them compensation. the business it could be adopted next tenants on the ground flours of year.

the two houses were cach

awarded $20,000.

His Excellency declared

A new application for Nos that by the last mail he had 508-598, Reclamation - street,

Mongkok, was heard by Mr received a dispatch from the

of C. Q. Lim, President of Tenancy Secretary

State on Tribunal, altting with members Colonial celebrations of the Mr Louey and Mr E. A. dos King's Coronation next May. Rerned los.

The owner, the Alpha Invest-In it, the Secretary left to ment Company, proposes the re- the local authority the placement of the two-storey making of arrangements and tenements by n ten-storey suggested the carly appoint. structure costing $270,000, Mr Nr Yook-mon is the architret, The proceedings were adjourned for settlement discussion.

Coming for Lions meeting

Mr Arthur Stone, Deputy Dis- Governor,

ment of a committee to go into details. This suggestion would be acted upon, said the Governor, and a special vote put up for discussion.

*

London.

Another London landmark trict

accom- and link with the last century, panied by Mr Bill Mc- the famona Alhambra Theatre Pherson and Roy Koth, in Leciester Square, in to be members of the Australian cinema built on the site.

I pulled down and a modern Lions Club, are expected

Principal speaker at tonight's University Jubilee Dinner will be Mr C. B. Burgess, Officer to arrive by Qantas flight The Alhambra Theatre was Afro-Asian Heads-of-State, I As regards the latest "epistle" Administering the Government

from Tokyo today.

opened in 1854 at "The Royal of the originator of this "free who will speak in his capacity for all", we've not the fog of Acting Chancellor.

and They will attend the Fourth Pampticon of Science xiest idea of what he's "gen- Hadio Hongkong will broad-Asian Lions Convention which Music". The public, however, crated" this time, as at sight-cast a recording of what is ex-will be held from September 22 preferred music to science, and name we look his pected to be a celebrated and to 28. After the meeting, they a far back an the '60 the advice (which former

wo light hearted cecasion at 10.20 will spend a few days here be Alhambra became a music then read out of ourlosliy) topm tonight.

fore returning to Australia. hall. skin "the stuT" which we did with the greatcat possible pleasure. That name Jumped at the eye (as doubtless its owner so intended) that was most unpleasant, like a sud- den socking from sharp

felt I most unfair to amezr the names of national leaders with such words as "hypo- crites" and nations with such words as "backward” Bod "not 30 backward" and Juvenile delinquents

simply because they happened not to fall in line with your way of seeing things. And these peO- ple are not in a posliton to reply to your attacks. Yours was an act far below the British standard of fair play. I unparting Uke küting below the bell or stooling at the back. I am sure no de- cent person would une and apply much terms to your Head of State or your country, ex- cept perhaps your hated enemy and during a hot war,

I expect educated people to de- bale sensibly and pul forward arguments reasonably without mallee, expecially on such a vital question affecting world peses of war. A good exam- pie la thu debata in the British House of Commons, On the other hand, one does not need to go to school to be able la amexr people's names, just go to the merkel a few mornings and listen to the smal and coolies quarrelling.

Your correspondent

10

In

where

she

for

So Mra Kobra has really

A picture of happiness, as she earned her bome the rati looked over her new, 3-place she can call her own, for Remi detached at lenal 20 years! house, she talked excitedly in

-{London Express Service),

All other post offices will bo bedroomed, closed.

PHEW seemed to be very greatly agliated by my KING of the word hydrophobie,' which however, was preorded by "ound like," in an attempt to describe your outbursta se a desperate or a last-sizugalo act and comparing your fear of nestrut opinion to the hydraphobia animale fear of water.

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elbow, However, what "the stuff" was all about we have the pleasure not to know, and where Ignoranen is bifas, we shali continue to remain de- liriously bilastai, in so far as that "apistoler" is concerned,

HOW NOW.

dear sir

A taste for honey?

Don Iddon's "New York Letter" in your issue of yesterday mentioned "serial polygatsy" In the USA and that reminda ue of the saying: "What's one man'a malo is another man's pamion", and stolen sweet Je always the insifovi: henge | their halal of

pinch- But, r'a Ing people's wives. prefer to be a race horse and he retired to slad. Wolia lifet

FOLLY (BI)GAMOUS

POP by God's

485

MY NUMBER CAN'T BE ENGAGED-OUR

DAUGHTER'S AWAY

ON HOLIDAY

A Drink

Too Late! But don't worry cool down with

a Carlsberg

berg bat

Carlsberg

BEBR

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