1937-04-20 — Page 7

CORRESPONDENCE

"Running With The Hare

and

Hunting With The Hounds"

(The Editor, "The Hong Kong Daily Press."]

PASTEURIZED MILK

Dear Sir,

Our popular Governor has gone taking all our good wishes with him, but surely there his reign ends. Having left us to go to a bigger ana (presumably better; place where his salary is consider- ably more he can hardly leave in- structions behind as to how the O.AG. and next Governor to come shall govern us

May I point out that his Excel- lency, Mr. N. L. Smith governed the colony wisely and well before Sir Andrew ever appeared. He can be trusted to do so again without any help from outsiders.

Bir Andrew has farued Instruc- tions that we are to have pas- teurised milk, but I notice he walt- ed till he was not himself forced to drink it. If Hong Kong mothers wish to safeguard their children from contagion they can do so with the greatest ease by having all milk boiled as soon as it is de- livered, and if the mother is too lazy or too busy to do this herself It can be done in the kitchen.

All ject:

experienced motbers ob-

to pasteurized milk for three reasons. First because it makes the milk too rich and heavy for small bables and upsets their digestions.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1937...

Ernst Wilhelm Bohle, formerly Chief of the Foreign Organisation in the National So- cialist Party, who was recently given, the appointment as Chief of the Office for Ger- mans living in foreign countries in the Reichs Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

BAND CONCERT

Treat For Music

Lovers Planned"

The band of the 2nd Bn. The Royal Welch Fusiliers is, giving a concert at the Peninsula Hotel on Sunday. Apill 25. by kind per- mission of Lt. Col. D. M. Barchard and omcers."

The programme is as follows:- PART 1

Secondly because it is unsuitable for either junket or rice pudding after pasteurization, and thirdly, because it can become contaminat- Grand March: Florentiner.....Fucik ed through carelessness of dairy-Overture: Orpheus in the men after treatment.

SALARY CUT

With regard to Sir Andrew's suggestion that the salaries of Government Offcial should be fur- ther cut, this is a grand idea, since they are the one local body which cannot publicly protest or write to the newspapers to give reasons against such action. It is always the best way to rob the helpless instead of those likely to defend themselves... but the suggestion comes badly from one who has Just left Hong Kong and a self- afflicted salary est, for a Colony where his salary will be almost doubled.

Yours etc..

"OLD TIMER”

H.K. POLICE RESERVE

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police)

CHINESE COMPANY " Training Course (Part II):-The undermentioned members of the Chinese Company will attend Chi- nese Company Headquarters on Tuesday, April 20 at 17.30 hours for: Part II of Training Course:---

Constables: R2 Chan Tak Chiu. R4 Tam Hlu Fung, R5 Woo How Underworld ......... Offenbach | Ching, R6 Chan Shik Chun, R9 Waliz; Roses from the South

Wong Yue Shun, R25 Lee Chee Leúng, R34 Napoleon Leung Pan. and R37 Leung Wing Cheung.

Strauss Welch Songs: (a) Carlwyd y Dydd

(Loudly Proclaim) (b) Merch Megan (Mergen's Fair Daughter).

Soloist: Bdsṁ. 1. Williams. Post Horn Solo: Tally Hot..Barsotti Soloist: Sgt.. W. McGuiness, Suite; Petite Suite de Concert

Coleridge-Taylor

(a) La Caprice de Nanneite (b) Demande et Response (c) Un Sonnet de Amour (d) La Taran- tele Fretilante,

PART II."

Selection: Glamarous Night..Novello Intermezzo: Sanctuary of the

Heart

Ketelby Welch Songs: Yn Yach ITI Cymrau (Adieu to dear Cambria), Yn Nyffryn Clwyd (The missing

Boat)."

Soloist: Bdsm. I. Williams.

Inspection Parade:-All ranks of the Chinese Company will parade at Central Police Station on Thurs- day. April 20 at 17.30 hours, for a general inspection of equipment, etc., by the Company Commander. Dress: White Uniform, Cap with White Cover, Belt with Brace, Truncheon, "Pocket Policeman and note-book to be carried. The Equipment Officer will make a point of being present.

FUNERAL OF MR.

EL. HURLEY

Large Attendance

The death occurred on Saturday at the Kowloon Hospital of Mr. Edward L. Hurley, formerly chief officer of the river ateamer, Char- les. Hardouin. The deceased is survived by his widow, to whom the sympathy of a large number of friends is extended,

The funeral took place yesterday evening, the remains being in- terred in the. Protestant Cemetery: the Rev. Cyril Brown officiating.

Th widow was the chief mourner and among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Jonson, Mr. and Mra. C. J. Triggs, Mr. A. W. Muir (Capt of "Tung Of"), Mr. W. E Kirby (Secretary of China Coast Officers' Guild and Marine En- gineers Guild of China), Mr. M. L. Jenkins chief officer of "Tin Yat"), Mr. T. Jones (chief officer of "Paul Beau”), Mr." W. L. Forster (chlef officer of "On Lee), Mis L. McRae, Mrs. Goldenberg, Mrs. Ox- bury, Mrs. Forbes, Mr. G. C. Wat- son, Mr. A. Oglvie, Mrs. T. R·Ân- tonio, Mrs. F. Lowe and others.

·FLORAL TRIBUTES

Wreaths were sent by "His Lov- ing Wife." Minnie and Elonel, Edward (Nephew), Ross, Edith and Ernte; Mrs. M. Blakeney, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lowe, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. E W. Neubronner, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hast, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Oel; Master and Outcers s.s. Tung On," China Coast Officers' Guild, Master and Officers a.s. "Sai On" and others.

PAWN BROKER -

WARNED

Accepting

Government

Property

A series of thefts committed in the Kowloon City and Kowloon Tong districts had a sequel before Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Kow- loon Magistracy yesterday, when Kong Stu Sang appeared on. charges of burglary at the Royal Air Force Officers Quarters Kai Tak Air Port from where a sum of

INDIAN COMPANY Training Course (Part II)-The undermentioned members of the $70, a pair of gold cuft links and Indian Company will attend Indian a. service overcoat and nine ser- Company Headquarters on Wednes-vice medals were stolen. day. April 21 at 17.30 hours for Part

Defendant also pleaded guilty to II of Training Course:"

the thefts of a cheque book and Constables: 201 8. I. Bux, R211

LOCAL DOCTOR Phantasy: The Three Bears Coates 8. Aras, R240 Ghulam Hussain: Mr. 8. H. Yeung of No. 45, Cum-

MARRIED

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The bride, who was given marriage by her brother, Charles Meadows. wore a beautiful Schia-- parel model of bridal white satin with a long swooping train and fashioned on the new Empire sil- houette. The neck was finished with a.choker studded with miniature seed pearls and a long line of loops and self buttons fas-, tened the sleeves at the wrists. The vell of bridal flusion, which fell the full length of the gown's train, was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls matching the choker

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colar. The bride's bouquet wás of white butterfly orchids and cadena de amor.

Miss Eve'yn Meadows, who came down from Hong Kong to attend her sister as maid of honour, wore a gown of hyacinth blue taffeta with boufant skirt and bolero jac- ket. Her flower headdress match- ed her bouquet of sweetpeas,

The two bridesmaids, Misses Molke MacDonald and Marie Wagner, wore identical. frocks, of. pink taffeta with full skirts and short puffed sleeves. Their small hats were of pink fowers and tulie and they carried sweetpeas.

Xylophone Solo: The Skeleton

Dance ....... ... Abbey Soloist: L/Cpl. A. Sharpe. Grand Selection: Alde ..........Verdi Guiseppe Verdi, the most pro- minent of Italian Composers, was born in 1813.

REGIMENTAL MARCHES Men of Harlech; God Bless the Prince of Wales. Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau.

CONTEMPT OF COURT

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The present motion was support- ed by an affidavit by Mr. D. Le Strellett, instructing solicitor for the defence in the; murder case

TRACKED BY GHOST Yeung Lau, editor of the Hong Kong Ching Po, was sent for by the Magistrate and later published "s sort of apology," said the Attorney General.

R242 Abdul Aziz, R258 8. A. Khan. R262 Omar Hossan, R280 M. Sher- rif, and R282 Latif Khan.

FLYING SQUAD,

Company Meeting:-A Company Meeting for members of the Flying Squad will be held at No. 2. Police Station on Thursday, April 22 at 18.00 hours. All members must attend. Dress: Murti.

Instructional Patrol:-The next instructional, patrol for members of the Flying Squad will take place on Friday, April 30, 1937. Members will parade st Central Police Station at 17.15 hours sharp. Dress: hite Uniform, and Cap with White Cover.

C. CHAMPKIN,

DAP. (R). Hong Kong, April 18.

WOUNDING CHARGE

ADMITTED

clothing and $15 the property of

berland Road Kowloon Tong; a leather suit case, clothing and $10 from Mr. Chan Sze-kau of No. 29, Kent Road; and two zolls of, cloth from May Choi Ping of No. 24, | Tung Tau Village.

Detective Sergt. MacPherson said that defendant gave every as sistance possible towards the re- covery of the stolen property.

Defendant was fined $150 or three months' imprisonment.

The pawnshop where the service overcoat was disposed of was ordered to restore the coat with out ammends. Ella Worship warned the representative that should he not, stop, accepting in pawn Gov- ernment property, the shop would get into serious trouble.

WEDDING AT REGISTRY

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LOCAL LADY'S DEATH

Mrs. Ana Joaquina Tavares

It is with much regret that we have to record the death of Mrs. Ana Joaquina Tavares, which' ac- curred on Sunday morning at St Francis, Hospital after she had been suffering from" stomach troubles for some time.

The deceased lady was 67 years of age and she leaves two sons, Messrs. C. E. and A. Tavares, two daughters, Miss Maria Tavares and Mra, G. Pereira, Messrs, R. and B. Tavares, A., R, E. and F. Pereira (grandsons) and many other re- latives to mourn her lows

The funeral took place yesterday at the Roman Catholic Cemetery which was largely attended.

Rev. Fr.. Spada conducted the burial service assisted by Rev. Fr. L Pulit.

Those present at the graveside were Messrs. J. Vieira, J. Baptista, G. A. Pinna, A. ^C." Xavier, H. G. Barretto, A. 8: Ward, J. Lau, 9, K Yuen and others

Floral tributes were received At the Registry of Marriages from the following: yesterday morning, the wedding M: C. Alvares and family, Altredo and kiddies, Tilda, Carlos, Dick, Billie and Baby Carl, Glafra and her children, Mr. Tong Tal, Mr. Shun Yick-chum.

The affidavit disclosed that in the course of remands before the actual hearing was commenced on April 1, the Kowloon Magistrate Arraigned before Mr. Justice took place between Mr. Endel tssued a warning to the Press that Lindsell at the Criminal Sessions Mein, musician, of No. 4C Hankow they would be liable to criminal yesterday, Wong Yat-pong, allas Eoad Kowloon, and Miss Anas prosecution. if they published any- Wong Hon-ying, allas Wong Chi-taala Petrova, the witnesses being thing prejudicial to the trial, ging, pleaded guilty to a charge of Messrs. Chan Shing Wa and B.P. wounding Yu Pun, and was sen-Chan Mr. TB. Whyte Smith, tenced to 18 months hard labour. Registrar of Marriage i, omclated. Accused dented a charge of rob- The bridegroom is the son of the bery and the plea was accepted by late Mr. Endel Johan Mein and the, Assistant Crown Solicitor, Mr the bride is the daughter of the M. J. Abbott, who added that it late Mr. Anastasia Jacki Petros. was a serious case of wounding and from the evidenco It would appear that had the chopper been sharp- er or the blow harder there would have been for more serious con- sequences. There was no criminal record against the accused. ... The Attorney General intimated His Lordship-In the course of that as far as the Crown was aware your evidence at the Magistracy Following the ceremony and be there was no mention of a ghost you seem to suggest that the man fore proceeding to the wedding in the evidence.

you injured had been bullying you reception held at the Army and In view of the publicity given but no evidence in support of that Navy Club, the bridle went to the to the case, added Counsel, he suggestion at any time emerged Assumption: Convent, where she thought the trial should be by You have denied, that you did, in placed her boqquet on the altar of special fury that the fact rob him but on the evidence

The bride's mother wore a din- ner ensemble of English rose lame moire and a topless umbad of the same material twined with silver Jame. Her corsage was of pink carnations.

Noel Hawkins attended the groom as best man.

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the Blessed Lady, a tradition kept

The Attorney General then dealt with the articles complained of in one of which it was suggested that the accused had been tracked by & ghost and another dealt with the effect of the trial on the life of society.

His Lordship remarked that the it certainly appears at any rate by all alumnae of the convent case had been brought forward to that the attack you made was de

After a short honeymoon in this Sessions and that an applica-signed to enable you, to rob him. Baguio, Dr. and Mrs. Hope Giftion of this nature had been made It is fortunate that the weapon will go to Bwatow where the by the Assistant Attorney General, you used was not sharp and did groom has bf practice. They Mr. Williams, yesterday morning. nót do any more damage than it expect to leave for England in a The trial of Chiu Yuk Fat will be did, otherwise you might be here few months.

commenced next Tuesday.

before me on a charge of murder.

HOBBIES · EXHIBITION

The list of awards in the Hobbies Exhibition held in the Diocesan Boys School last week' follows:-

Class

1-Wong Kam Ho, Radio. 2-Ohlu Fat Bun, Radio,

Poon Chi Pui; Photographa 28.Yung Joe Tuet, Radio.. Ja-Chan Tin Yan, Model Battle:

ships.

Fung Shul Sheung, Chinese

Phot

Ball: Wen, Model Aero

Photographs, Startibs and

Holland China Trading Co. Local Staff of Holland China' Trading Co., Compradore Dept of Holland China Trading Co., and others.'

MARINE COURT CASE

.

A fine of 35 with an alternative of five days' hard labour each was imposed by Commdr:"J! B; Newill,

DEO. RN (Deputy Harbour Mastery at the Marine Court yea- terday morning, on three Chinese boatwomen, who were all charged |with lying their sampans in-shore without the permission of the Har bour Master.

Leung Lal Yuen, Model Ship

Aeroplane; e 45.-A. Wälte, Ship Pictures..

Lee Yuen, Chinese Paintings. Wong -Kam Ching, Model Aeroplanes,”

Chul 941 Wirig; Mapa, etɗi Tao Hon, Yot, Drawingsi“, 1-Wong To. Cheung, Drawings,

Yu F1, Stamps and pic tures

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