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'OFFENCE SERIOUS,' CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS

Appeals Court

Court doubles 2 seamen's sentences for possessing drugs

Two Singapore seamen who appealed for a reduction of their sentences for possessing and importing dangerous drugs had their sentences doubled by the Full Court this morning.

in the Oreunustan eh WE DE Kurri the sentences. as entirely insufficient to being in the ac- usert and to others the serums nature of the offution, the Chart Jucture. Sa Michael Hogan

Flue Court increased the Jetace a Law Vinhet,

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voirs to four years, that on Low: Be clog. 42. Ironi

on year to two years

They were charged with ph sesstag 15 pounds of raw opruim with importing the drag ante Bar

# was stainl

Day druk. scorealed on the false bol- tout of two milenses and was Giseovent at Ka Tak Airport when the two men were tying from Sangajate to Japan

WH

Lave Rodd

Injured

Sue Fuit Court that

The drug was for his w winde he was aboard a slap he

100070 in dapa The sudleases had false buttons be cause he was trying to smuggle the pains me digan

He claimed he started smoking. the drug after he had been me

uren Deng rap m tanker in Brush waters dig m The last war

Lou soud ise had been gain a sutcase by Lare and

know that it had a false ballon:

and that be was carrying gam

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After hewing the men.

Chur!

sliked

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to think

The

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shotad probably be

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increased

Remedios.

Crown

Counsel, agrecri.

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sher adjournment,

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The Chief Justice told the sew FR that the court concerned with the validity of the conviction, cake the tonces It was a serious offence. The District Court Judge re- Karded le as The prime mover an the offence which resulted in nearly 16 pounds of opium best ported to Hongkong. Thu Wins

very Subspartial around af aangeraas 412

The

COTEEN

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Proper course

Court felt La proper was to marrase the sent Tour Sears on

of the two charges, the Evitestet jo be romautzent, and on Law to two years on

bath charges. The

senteres

Mr Jushee AD Scho1% Mr Justice W.A Blair-Kerr

and! sal

with the Chief Justice to

muise the Fiul Court,

New invention

Photo shows (left) Mr S. Exopar photo

Y. Fong, and Mr Saburo Miyata. |

More power for

your car: inventor's claim

"Successful and conclusive tests" conducted in America

By

on a revolutionary method for improving the perform- ance of combustion engines will be repeated in Hong- kong this weekend.

Established 1845

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1961.

News from the Gazette

The following Adentistrative Officers have been appointed Official Justions of the Peace: My Peter Bishop, Mr J. W. Hayes. Mr A. J Shephard, Mr J. w. Sweet- man, MI D. M. 1. Thomaa. Mr D. 8. Whitelegge and Mr Hugh Williams MN F. Cragg has also been ap panked an Official Justice of the Pesce for the period of his service with the Social Welfare Department

MI M

Girean har been grovhsonally recognised, as Consul- General for the United States { America at Hongkang,

Mr Thierry Raiset has been ac corded fonts recognition as Vice- Consul far France at Hongkong

Mr Tsunetoshi Sada nad Mr Kanto Minesaki have been accorded formal recognition as Convuls for Jupon at Hongkong.

Mr Toleh Got 1024 Mr Masao Kajčnuma Have heel atured furimal recogniWon H Vice-Comauin,

for Japan.

(mdr A. J Bowden has been ap polled to be Commanding Office of Hongkong Royal Naver Reserve LieutCmdr o. k. Turville ceased fu zai AS Commanding Offer HKRNA

Let D Н Jordan formerly of Hongkang Regiment has been pisted the Royal Hongkong Detence Force Reserve of Officers.

A

Sir John Kinloch ceased to act as Commissioner of the Essential Ser vies Corps on the return of Mr J D Bruce.

Major M

A

d'Almada Nemedios. Of the Royal Hongkong Defence Force, has been awarded

Sheaffer's PEM

Pen For Men

THE BOLD NEW PEN DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN

Visits Chinese Training Unit

First

One acquitted,

has

ante Eetency Decoration Sgt Fisher, u of AHKDF heen awarded the Efficiency Medal

MA Henderson reased to bre

Menther of the Port Executive Comitee ou the felur of Mr

F M G Forsgate

MI S ↓ Cooke has freen real poiled a Member of the Authorised Auditors Board for a further TWO เปรย

3 soldiers

sent to jail for assault

were

Three British soldiers jailed today for attacking three New Zealand સ સ D ITS (or TIO

reuson.

They are William J Hum- phreys. 22; Anthony Reardon. 22. and Charles Edward Ken- nedy. 23, all attached to British Millary Hospital, Mount Kel-

Jett

for

in

Humphreys wos jailed This was revealed today by Hy passing El electw months and Rearden, was

reventor. Mr Salmira Miyata curred through the fuel in the sentenced to one mooto's

Mr S Y. Fang, an overseas cur, teleurs the piston heads

$rument. Chum businessman, who will soud of course, ather parts of distribute the new invention, the car which are affeeted by

Carbon

Rigorous

"

thue

the carbon deposits are clearest away. power is in- enessed and more miles per gallon achieved. These only two of Rs attributes and R

Perussing his invention. Mr

i revolu Miyata Sa10. bears idea en 1e feather of For instance the gasoline Tuchs in a car is treated by a physically one of its applications.

haus rather than by chemical

miditives,

—CASUAL FASHION IN KNITS-

A SPARKLING COLLECTION OF COTTON KNITS IN

JUST THE RIGHT WEIGHT FOR "BETWEEN SEASONS

SLAX

CAPRIS

TOPS

CARDIGANS

AT

SKIRTS

PAQUERETTE'S

16-A Des Voeux Rd., C..........

Tel. 21-157

Attack

Kennedy, who apologised 10 the court far what he had done, was jailed for 15 days.

Jusp A. A. Gosden told Mr A. J. are

Sanguinetti at Central

that Magistracy

three

New Zealand

sailors

were

ap- proached by a group of six, in- luding the defendants, some- line after midnight last night in Tackhart-road. The Manned arguing with sailors for no reason, and the

cers went away.

be used in a sugar-refinery boler for instance

He explained that it had bren TpoLusty tested for alimust two years In Japan and t- cuted a final test by a well- known American Jaboratory testing (m.

Three years ago, after al In st 30 years of labour in the field of magnetic separation, 1 finally was on the right track. ti was

a matter of trial and error in hundreds and hundreds of tests."

Dubious

"When I took it to the Los Angeles laboratory men, they were very dubious at the start. They checked oui a 1959 Chevrolet and fitted my system and the tests began. When t was over they were astounded," he added.

Mr Miyala, an American Bitizen born in New Jersey, has since he

att inventor began working for a Japanese porcelain combine as their con- Sultani engineer, Patent наб been granted the

new system

in America and it has patents pending in all the principal vities in the world.

(Mr Miyata has patents for some 150 of his other invention: ranging from cement mixing processes 10 coffee-brewing equipment.)

Initial road tests of the car which will be used to test Mr Miyata's invention, will begin on Saturday morning. When observers have been satisfled with the running condition of the car, i will be filled ank during Sunday, Monday and Tuesday morning it will be run over the same two-hour course around the stand.

On Tuesday afternoon it will

be checked over in front of the -same observers, both in fuel consumption and the late of the piston heads.

group the

Half an hour later the three sailors were again approached, and were attacked by the group of six without any reason.

The police arrived and ar In ted the three defendants, while the athers escoped. The

Sailors

were slightly

bruised.

Passing sentence, Mr Sanguinetti said the defendants acted like Teddy boys" and this crudd not be tolerated in Hongkong or anywhere in the world

POP by GoG

549

:

three to face

murder charge

38, shopowner tenart (of 13.

Hi Sai-bung.

principal Mand Chung Shun-street. Afth flour, one of finer persons who was

harged with

murder by abur- Tim, was this morning acquitted by M A M McMullin at North Kowloon Magistracy herause of insufficient to evidence

Air Commodore B. Roberts (RAF, reid) shown during his visit to the Hong- kong Chinese Training Unit

Al at Lyema.

right Is Captain L. H. Trimming. Staff photographers.

Training Unit

members

meet visitor

R.

Alt Commodore B J Roberts (RAF reid.) this morn-

the visiter ing

Hongkong Training Unit Lyemur and discussed problems

completion today facing locally enlisted pen on their retirement from active proceedings

Service

The others, two men and a woman, were committed to stand Chinese trial at the next criminal sex- sions after of committal against them.

and other

Major A Girdwood, Com- They are Chu Kin-sang. 55. inanding Oficer of the unit, shopowner of 9 Aihan:bru build- welcomed the Air Commodore Ling 7th floor. Nathan-road.

was accompanied by Mr whuui Tsang Wai-man. 45. Chinese J. D. M. Grenham, President of herbalist of 419 Shanghai-street, the British Legion first floor; and the woman, Lee: Legion officials. Kim-kam, 38, Chinese herbalist, Captain L. H Trimming, They are alleged 10 have training officer, Captain B. N. E murdered a

Lai a woman,

Sap. Fox and other officers of the by using instruments on August HKCTU staff were presented to

the visitor. 19 this year.

Mr C.P. Lai held a watching brief on behalf of Chlu

The two others are not legally represented. Sen Det insp JW Currie, is in charge of the case.

Government

appointments gazetted

The

following appointments, transfers, promotions And postings were announced in today's Government Gazette: Mr M. Heenan to act as Attorney General: Mr J. Bodilly to act an Solicitor General; Mr J, W. D. Hobley to act as Principal Crown Counsel; Mr J. C. McRobert to be Principai Crown Counsel.

Mr. Hambidge to set Labour Officer: Mr Chan Cheong-wing to act as Chief Labour Inspector.

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Suggestions concerning liabi lity and retirement pensions were examined by Air Com- modore Roberts who is Secret- the British ary General Commonwealth

- Services League.

Then he went to see men at various stages of their training. After leaving Lyemun, the Air Commodore visited the come- teries at Sai Wan and Stanley before going on to the Chinese War Memorial in the Botanical Gardens.

the

He is

with Junching Governor at Government House.

Crown land

to be sold

Two lots of Crown land in King's-road, North Point, for Industrial, godown or garage purposes, wil be sald

at the Crown Lands and Survey Office the Central Government Offices on January 2, nexɩ year. Each lot meaures 7,555 square for feet and the upset price Mr B. Martin to acl as Printios cach piece is $750,000.

Mr. R. Dunning. Mr B Stevens, Mr Augustine Lim Kal-mo and Mr M. A. Ringer to be, Assistant Superintendents of Police.

Mr A. J. Brayicy ceased to be an Interior of Schools

Superintendent.

THAT'S EXACTLY

WHAT I DID SAY — MEET ME FOR LUNCH AT THE OFFICE!

In

Carlsberg

ANY TIME

ANY PLACE (

Carlsberg

KEEPS YOU SMILING

U.S. flagship visits Colony

From the Files

25

years AGO

December 1936

19-YEAR-OLD Chinese was brought before Mr K. Keen at the Central Magistracy yesterday an charges of hawking without a licence and resisting ar-

rest.

He denied the chargea and referring to the second count, said: "Policemen are like tigers to hawkers; how dare 1 resist arrest?"

After evidence had been heard, defendant was asked if he had anything to say and replied: "The meat is (on the block, it is up to the

chopper to mince it."

The American heavy cruiser Saint Paul. flagship of Vice Inspector A. V. Baker, Admiral William O. Schoech, prosecuting. said: "He Commander, US Seventh Fleet,means it is up to your Wor- arrived here this morning on a six-day visit.

Prior to assuming command

of the Seventh Fleet in late October, Vice-Admiral

was

ship to decide the case.”

Accused was sentenced to

Schoech a fine of $3 on the first

Deputy Chief of the count and a fine of $50 or Bureau of Naval Weapons in six weeks Washington DC. In 1959,

im-

rigorous he prisonment on the second

served in the Far East as Com-

mander Carrier Division 3 and count, which Mr Keen re- Commander

serious the of

Seventh ferred to អន # Fleets Carrier Task Groups.

Capture

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