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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1936.

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NEW STAMP ISSUE

Very Likely In The Future

As a result of the changes an nounced in the postal rates, a new stamp is to be issued in the Colony.

In all probability five of the pre- sent denominations will be abolish- ed, Stamps now in circulation will therefore become valuable and should provide a boon to philate- lists.

PIANO RECITAL

MR. HARRY ORE'S PUPILS DELIGHT

The pupiis, of Mr. Harry Ore gave a splendid account of them- selves and reflected the utmost credit on Mr. Ore with their very fine piano recital yesterday even- ing at the Helena May Institute.

It was an ambitious prograinme but the pupils were not deterred and rendered it in a most praise- worthy manner.

Assising Mr.. Ore's pupila was Miss

Murina Barretto. 12. new-

Str. On behalf of the Society, o. St. Vincent de Paul. I wish to ex- press publicly, through the medium of your paper, our grateful thanks and appreciation to Professor E. Gualdi and the Choral Group for the excellent concert which they voluntarily gave at the Club de Recreio on Saturday night. May 16, The concert, which was well at tended despite inclement weather, has enabled the Society to raise a handsome sum of money which will be utilized to help many additional deserving poor and needy, of this colony, regardless of race or creed. Sincere thanks are also due the Club de Recreio for placing the After further cross. examination hall at our disposal, Mr. A. K. Dia by the defence. the Magistrate, mond, Manager of Peninsula Hote', employed aged 31 years. parding questioned the relevancy of certain for the loan of the concert plat: 12 and three cent stamps held by Keve the effect of causing ner-

manner

Discourteous conduct of the police "from the Indian con- stable up to the 'Inspector" were hinted at by Mr. "M. A. da Silva at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday when defending three Portuguese residents who appeared before Mr. E. Hirusworth charged on remand with behaving in a disorderly 12.30 am, on Tuesday last at Kimberley Road near Carnarvon Road, During the hearing of the case, it was revealed that the accused had been kept in the station for fully two hours before being allowed out on ball..

The accused were Edalberto Mario Oliveira, aged 30, residing at No. 7 Torres Building. Kimber

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ley Road, Manuel Remedics, un-

at No. 18 Jordan Road, top floor, and Carlos Roy da Silva, 28 years of ge, accountant residing at No. 27 Jordan Road, ground floor. The charge against all three was that they "unlawfully did behave in a disorderly manner by shouting and creating a disturbance at Kimber- ley Road near Carnarvon Road,

Mr. Silva: Was he charged with disorderly conduct?-No.

questions.

The new 15 cent rate for letters for the U.K. and British possessions leaves the Colony with one de- 15 cent stamps arrive the public nomination too few, and until the

are to be asked to use two stamps 12 cent and a three cent. This

comer to the concert stage of Hong Kong and who А сопа Educated under the expert tuition peten: and qualified planist.

Barreto in no way disappointed. of Mme, Marguerite Long at the Conservatory of Music, Paris, Miss

The Arst to play on the pro ls in order to use up the stock of

gramme WBJ Miss Dora Chow. Her early appearance „seerned to form, the Press for valuable pub-the Post Office at present. When Mr. Silva replying said that. helicity, and to all others who in any all the 12 and three cent stamps playing suffered.

yousness and consequent y her wished to point out that there had way assisted to make the concert are used, no more will be printed.

Possessing a been "discqurteousy on

such a success.

Six and eight cent stamp it iscidenty was the proud possession very fine technique, which in- anticipated wit

not be printed of all the players in the Concert. again once the present stocks are

Miss Chow was rather too light used, and 50 cent stamps so will

and the music thus missed some probably be abolished,

of its beauty of expression. Her second plece was played in a much better manner. and showed the sympathy and expression of which she is capable.

the part

of the Pollee from the Indian con- stable up to Inspector Stimson."

while C. R. da Silva was addition- ally charged with "unlawfully and wildly did damage a police unt-to form tunic to the extent of about $2" at the same place."

And

The Magistrate said that he did not see what the point had to do with the present case. and pointed out that if Mr. Siva wished to make a complaint he could do so

the proper authorities... CALLED FOR RICKSHAWS Mr. C. R. da Silva occupying the witness stand said that be. had at- tended a party at Mr. Olive.ra's re- sidence in Torres Building. They had intended to go to a Chinese restaurant for a meal, and when

ASKED TO KEEP QUIET P.C.B. Ibraheim Khan said that on May 14 at about ·1238 a.m. while on duty at Kimberley Road near Carnarvon Road he saw Ave men coming from Kimberley Road. the road had shouted out for in the direction of the latter road rickshaws. An Indian constable "singing in English or Portuguese "^ | approached them and very bluntly Witness approached the party and asked them to keep qulet. A fourth asked them. In English to keep member of the party who Was quiet. Third accused (C. R. da "rather groggy" approached

the Silva replied in English "We are constable but was pushed over by British

not Chinese." "He Mr. Remedios. The former fell also spoke abusively and laid his down bruising his hands and knees, hand on my shoulder, breaking my

and smashing a number of teeth. shoulder strap." stated witness. This fourth member Was Mr.

Continuing witness sold:

Franco. Mr. Oliveira picked up the caught his hand and asked him to fallen man to take him home. as come to the station with me. as the latter lived a few yards down I caught his hand the other two the slope." commenced to hit me on my back with their fists. As I took Mr. Silva away he said "Don't 'catch my hand. Pl; come to the station," I also told the other two behind me, who were waving their hands. to come also. At the time Mr. Silva tore off my number, the other two ran away. I ordered them to come with me and all three came to the station.

Cross examined by Mr M. A. da Silva, witness agreed that they (accused) followed as soon as or- dered to do so. Witness could not say why the accused had not been charged with assaulting a police- man in the execution of his duty. Witness disagreed that there were only four in the party and not five as he had stated. He also denied that a fourth member when attempting to .get at him, was dragged away by Mr. Oliveira.

NOT DRUNK

Mr. Silva: This gentleman that rushed at you, was he hot pushed away by the second defendant? No. Did you not sec him being

Continuing witness said: The In- dlan constable insisted in making an arrest. I told him to leave the man alone as he was drunk and would be taken home.

Witness said he was accompanied by Remedios to the station, and

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P. Y. T. LO Hon. Secretary..

St. Teresa's Conference.

"Saclety of St. Vincent

de 'Paul.

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It is understood that the local Post Office is requesting, in a com- munication sent home, that a sup-

LATEST VOGUES ply of 15 cent stamps be sent to

FOR

the Colony as soon as possible. Should it prove impossible for them to be printed in time with the new CHINESE LADIES King's head on them, then a tem- porary supply bearing the head of King George V will be sent. If this be the case. which seems most like ly, there will probably be 300,000, or six months supply. "of old 15 cent stamps sold here before the entire new issue of Colony stamps are put into circulation.

Fashion Parade At

Lee Theatre

A SUCCESSFUL VENTURE

Bright with lights that east a tantalising effect and ap- proaching a miniature beauty contest where gorgeously cloth- ed girls vie against each other to catch the judge's "eye, Lee Theatre was the scene yesterday of a magni- ftcent Fashion Show, which was staged by Messrs. Wing On Co., in collaboration with the world renowned house of cosmetics, Messrs. Richard Hudnut & Co. Inc.

The theatre was thronged to ca-

at the junction of Nathan Roadpacity, but unlike a "beauty con- and Kimberley Road. were joined rest there were no specific judges by Mr. Oliveira who came in 3

-the public, had to judge for them- rickshaw.

selves, as the mannequins dressed in the latest costumes from beach, sports, formal and bridal wear. paraded up a specially constructed" alale to show a variety of styles and

The other accused borative evidence.

Rave COTTU-

INTENT NOT PROVED Mr. M. A. da Silva in an address to the Bench contended that "wildesigns. ful" intent to damage had been proven." As regards the In- one of the most enterprising stores not Mr. Soong, of Messrs. Wing On, dían constable's evidence. It was in the Colony, was in charge of extremely unreliable. He had giv-arrangements, and was responsible en evidence of assault and it was for the diversity of materials on strange that no charge of assault show, while Mr. Lucas G. Leong, had been levied against his clients. of Messrs. Hudnut and Co., Inc., Every policemen knew that this was present to supervise cosmetic was a serious offence against the arrangements. law. The charge of wilful damage

TEN SHANGHAI GIRLS had been brought in to further Ten girls specially brought down enhance the prosecution's case. 1 from Shanghal for the Fashion indeed an assault had taken place, Show and renowned for their

The new issue necessitated by the death of King George is at pre- sent on order in England, but it is not expected to be on sale in Hong Kong unti about February. 1937, This would be too long to walt for

Miss Rosbel Hsu playing a re- markable long and intricate plece delighted with her interpretation. contribution in a very good and Miss Irene Lam rendered her

Though again somewhat lacking in much appreciated manner. the musical expression which the piece required. her technique was as good as one had come to expect from Mr. Ore's pupils.

of

A GOOD RENDERING Miss Lilian Eu played two pieces which the second, Caprice Vennois, a familiar air was play- ed very well indeed, i sightly hesitant. The rich harmony of

a supply of 15 cent stamps, so un- the composition was fully brought

less this denomination can be rush-out and the piece was

ed through with the new design,

the temporary supply showing King George's head will be printed.

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accorded

the full measure of applause' that

mérited,

Madame H. Evelle, who is well- known to local musical circles. Played in an accompaniment with

This issue should. prove valuable to collectors, for it will be com- paratively limited in number. It Mr. Harry Ore, the Third Concerto. will be a new issue but printed with | First Movement (Beethoven), [: aformier King's head, and it will never be printed again once the supply Gold,

H. K. POLICE

RESERVES

Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King,

Inspector General at Police

CHINESE COMPANY

recruits of the Chinese Company Training Course (Part 1):—A]}

who have not yet passed Part II of Training Course will attend at the Chinese Company Headquar- ters on Tuesday, May 19 at 17.30

was a remarkable plece and with the rolling chords and the rippling movements which Beethoven is renowned were synchronised to perfection and provided one of the best items of the evening.

Miss Maureen Moir, a promising pupli rendered two pieces of which the second was the better. It was offered with more under.

standing and sympathy.

Miss Paz Lacayo another pupti of great promise played with exceptionally fine ünderstanding

Hungarian one of the more difficult of Liszt's

charmed her audience with the Rhapsodles. She excellence of ner playing and was accorded the full measure of ap- plause.

pushed away and all on his face, I would not the constable had drawn beauty, besides wearing the latest Hopkins. Only those detailed will what was expected of them. Mias

to the ground?-No, that is correct.

noi

him to the station, He drunk.

hours for instruction.

The last item at the evening, Training Course (Part I):- that in which Miss Barretto and Members of the Chinese Company Harry Ore playing together offer- will attend at the Kennedy Roaded to the audience Danse Macabre, Range on Wednesday, May 27 at was a very fine conclusion to a 17.00 hours to fire the Part III. He- very fine concert. volter Course under Sub-Inspector talented players gave to the public These two

Barretto, we have heard on the Radio, and Harry Ore, needs no introduction. There was no disap- pointment in the expectations of those who listened to them and judging by the rounds of applause conclusion of the offering the op that was accorded them at the

attend.

Inspection Parade:-All ranks of the Chinese Company will parade at Central Police Station on Thursday, May 28 at 17.30 hours under Sub-Inspector R. J. Hunt for etc., by the Company Commander. a general inspection of equipment

his truncheon against "the five styles, were also "made up" In men" which he was perfectly justi-various shades of cosmetics, each Witness denied. Mr. Silva's sug-fled in doing? The fact that be to show to the bes; advantage the gestion that he insisted in arrest had no occasion to do so, showed personality, and individual require- ing the fourth member of the that there had not been an assaultments of the wearer. party, and was stopped by the alleged. If the 'Ind'an “cor- The interior of the theatre was first accused who said "don't take stable's story was to be accepted. specially lighted for the occasion was it likely that all the accused while a large spot light followed Mr. Elmsworth to witness: Had would have calmly and quietly gone each model as she daindly and i Dress-White. Uniform, Cap with to the station, or was it more pro- with expert steps walked the length White Cover, Belt with Brace, bable that they would have bolted? of an aisle constructed from the Mr. Silva contended that the centre of the stage to the middle more probable story was that Mr. of the lower hall stalls. The aisle Sergeant A. Cochrane deposed Franco had attempted to go for on both sides was lighted with elec- that he was on duty at the Water the constable and was assisted tric lights at regulated intervals. Police when a message was receiv-home by one of the party after be ed from Mr. Braga, of No. 12 had been pushed over, and sustain- Knutsford Terrace complaining of ed some broken teeth. shouting, singing and the playing

THE JUDGMENT D'

you any reason to believe at the time of the alleged incident, any of the defendants were drunk?-

No.

The parade was sponsored to show the various styles and mater

and note-book to be carried. The Trunchson. "Pocket Policeman" Equipment Officer will make a point of being present.

INDIAN COMPANY Inspection Parade:-An inspec-

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portunity of hearing these player's together, or singly. again would be greatly appreciated by all

FROGRAMME

1(a) Poriaise iri Csharp minor: Chopin... (b) Old Vienna: Godovsky. Dora Chow.

Lam

Third Concerto, arst move.

Madame H.

6-(a) Bohata-Movement in §. Mozart, (b) Nocturne: Rowley. Maureen Moir.

lala design for to-day's wear. In tien parade will be held at Central 2.-Spanish Cappricelo: Mosz- addition to exhibiting the latest, Police Station on Thursday, May korsky. Rosabel Hsu. of a plano in Torres Building. A Giving a written judginent. Mr. most charming and "attractive 21 at 17.30 hours under Sub-inspr.-Fifth Valse: Chopin, Irene Httle later an Indian constable Himsworth said:

styles in vogue, a vivid picture of R. J. Hunt. Dress: White Uniform, came into the charge room with: I hold that there is too little how these costumes would appear Cap with White Cover, Belt with 4-(a) Blgarrures: Arensky. (b) the three accused. Mr. da sliva evidence against the first and ssc-when worn was eloquently demon Brace, Truncheon, Pocket Police Caprice Viennois: Kreisler. Llllan intimated to him (witness), that and defendants of disorderly con- strated. The Modem "Bridal | man" and note-book, to be carried. Ex he wished to bring a charge duct. There is no doubt that they Group" was especially effective.

The Equipment Officer will make e against the constable. The accus- did not behave in the wisest man-

polat of being present. No apment: Beethoven. ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE, ed denied that they had been sing- ner on this occasion yet there, is The Wing On Mandolin Orches-unless accompanied by a medical

plication for leave will be granted Evelle. ing. Mr. Blive also said that the not sumelent evidence to warrant tra rendered a pleasing overture certificate. constable had gripped "h'm by the my convicting.

following which the Fashion show throat.

As regards the charge against commenced. Other items on the

FLYING SQUAD Cross-examined by Mr. M. A. da the third defendant it has been programme were provided by Miss

Instruction Patrol: The instruc Silva witress denied that Inspec-suggested that the charge of wilful Daphne Gockson in a smart tap tional patrol for members of the tor Stimson said to the accused damage has been improperly dance, accompanied at the pianoying Squad will take place on "Stand up straight and shut up." brought. I hold that the charge by MI Doreen Ma, and a juggler Friday, May 28, 1936. Members Liszt. Mary Heup Witness said that he had address has been correctly, brought and who performed some clever tricks, will parade at Central Police ed the accused in a similar manner that the intent of the defendant all of which were greatly appreciate Station at 11.15 hours. Dress as they were lolling on the ralla can only be inferred from subee- ed. During the show, appropriate White Cover

White Uniform, and Can with in the charge room.

quent acts, since the court cannot music was provided by the orches- Mr. Silva-Was the proceedings possibly know what is transpiring tra, and dance records.

kizia, Constables F402, R408, R411, (in the charge room) interrupted in the mind of any man.

R412, RAI3; R414, R415, RAZA: RAZT, by another charge being brought There remaing the question of

The following members of the R438, and Rist. The Police Ré... up?--Yes, a motorboat man made whether the damage was committ upport. In view of the fact that Emergency Unit Reserve will serve Van will leave Queen's Pier a report that a European was ed by the third defendant or a there is condicting evidence on tend at the Kennedy Road Range at 17.15 hour: Dres: Optional: drunk in T. Pier, Witness sald certain Mr. Franco. It's dignif- this point. I am prepared to give on Wednesday, May 20 at 17.20mg (8ga) C. CHAMPKIN, that Inspector Stimson went down cant that the defence did not call the third defendans the benent of hours to fire the Part II Revolver

and axed the case un."

this Independent witness in their the doubt and dismiss the charge, Course under Sub-Inspector Hop

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t 8Eighth Hungarian Rhapsody:

9-Macabre: Saint-Saëns. Marina

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