1940-10-29 — Page 5

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

Governor Pays Visit To The China Light At Hok Un

His Excellency the Acting Gover- nor, LL-Gen: E. F. Norton, C. B., D. S. O., M. C., was the guest at lunch yesterday, at the Penin- zula Hotel, of the Chairman, Directors and Executive staff of the China Light and Power Com- pang. His Excellency was accom- panied by Captain 8. H. Batty- Smith, A. D. C.

Present at the lunch-were-the Chairman of Directors of the China Light and Power Company. Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo. Mr. A. H. Comp ton. Sir Elly Kadoorie. K. B. E...! Mr. Lawrence Kadoorle and Mr. Albert Raymond. Directors, Mr. D. W. Munton, Manager, Mr. I, N. Murray, Deputy Manager, Mr. F. C. Clemo,

Executive Engineer and

Mr. Noel Briga.' Secretary.

After lunch, His Excellency pald a visit to the China Light and Power Company Installation at Hok Un. and the Power Station

His Excellency Lt.-Gen. E. F. Nerton photographed with the Commissioner, Rev. N. V. Hal- ward at the Scouters Training Camp at Chai Wan on Sunday,

(King's Studio).

GENERAL

ROUND THE POLICE COURTS

AT CENTRAL

MAGISTERIAL CENSURE

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ducted the search of defendant's premises.

After further evidence, hearing. was adjourned to Nov. 14. at 230;

Remarking that it was a mean p.m.

way of stealing and that if he GAOL & CANE FOR SNATCHERS should get convicted before him Before Mr. Sheldon yesterday again he would impose a beavier Ling Hung. 37, unemployed, plead sentence, Mr. Sheldon bound overed guilty to a charge of snatching Lam Mip, 27, unemployed, in the a purse containing $2.55 in money sum of $100, for one year when from a woman on Sunday, and Lam pleaded guilty to two counts was sentenced to six weeks' hard |of obtaining money by false pre labour and 12 strokes uf- the

tences

cane.

Lam was charged with ob

Insp. Portallion prosecuted taining the sums of $2.52 and Charged with snatching a lea- $1.20 on Oct. 26. and Oct.ther purse, containing $4.73, from 13, respectively, from Tung Fook, Li Yuk-lan, 20, spinster, at John- 19, shoemaker, and Li Keung. 17. ston Road, near Spring Garden' unemployed, at Johnston Road by Lane on Oct. 27, Chân Yiu-po, 23, falsely pretending that he could unemployed, was sentenced to one get them Jobs in the Central month's hard labour and 12 Theatre.

strokes of the cũng by Mr. Buch. don.

Det.-Sgt. J. Bentley, sald that defendant was formerly employed 28 a film operator at the World

NEW SOLICITOR Theatre. He added that he be

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Heved that defendant was willing to make restitution to complain ants.

Det.-Sgt. J. Bentley prosecuted. ALLEGED THIEVES REMANDED On the application of Det, Sgt. T. Cashman a remand of 48 hours was granted by Mr. Barnett yes: are terday in the case in which GAMBLERS FINED

Leung Chol, 32, unemployed, Kwan Further raids were carried out by Fat, 19, unemployed, and Ko Chao, Workshop in Dyer Armuette Mr. Kan Yuet-keung the Police on Sunday on tse fa 34, unemployed were charged with Tustallation. His Excellency visited |

lottery schools in the Wanchai conspiring on At the Supreme Court yesterday district and as the result of which telephone cable laid at Pokfulam, Oct. 24 to stegi the Botler House. Turbine Room. Laboratory, Switch House, the Mess | morning Mr. Kan Yuet-keung, son Rooms, Control Room. and the of Mr. Kun Tong-po, Chief Man-ve persons were charged before the property of the Military au

Mr. Sheldon yesterday with being thorities : Conference Room where he

was ager of the Bank of East Asia,

invited to sign the Visitors' Book,

SHOWN FIRES

From the Conference Room. His Excellency proceeded with party to the Tank Floor, and from there to the Fan Floor and the Firing Floor

Here. Gen. Norton was shown the fires in some of the

Bollers.

was enrolled as a solicitor by the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor. Making the application, the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster. O. B. E. K. C., Attorney General, said:

The applicant was born in the Colony on July 26, 1913, and educated at the Diocesan Boys' School and at the University of In the course of the visit, several Hongkong. where he obtained his members of the Installation staff degree of Bachelor of Arts in June, were introduced to His Excellency. : 1935.

Before completing the visit

He was successful in his ex about four o'clock. His Excellency aminations in March this year, and inspected also the air raid shelter was enrolled, in the Supreme Court at the Installation and the various .protective measures that have heen taken against air raids,

Funerals

MRS. E. XAVIER The funeral of Mrs. Esmee Ana Alvares Xavier, wife of Mr. Paulo M, Xavier, took place at the Roman Catholic Cemetery yesterday after- noon.

Rev. Father C. Orlando officiated at the last rites while the chief mourners were the husband, a brother, and a son, of the deceased.

Mrs, Xavier passed away at St. Teresa's Hospital, Kowloon, on Saturday after an-illness of over four months.

STOLE FROM CAES keepers of common gaming houses.

The defendants were Ng Tin; 25, Stating that he had no money Unemployed, Kwok Kit-nam, 24. to go to Canton and so was forced

nemployed. Li Tak, 29, unemploy to steal in order to raise ed, Chan Tak. 45. barber, and for his passage, Lam. Kwok-hing. Pun Po-man, 29, watchman. 22, unemployed. pleaded guilty to

money

The first four defendants were two charges of stealing clothing each fined $75 or, in default, six from private motor cars before The last Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Cen- weeks' imprisonment. defendant was absent and had his tral Magistracy yesterday. ball of $50 estreated.

Lam, together with Lei Chi-yau, Det. Sgts. V. M. Morrison and J. 18, unemployed, was charged with

stealing., an Bentley prosecuted "

overcoat, a raincoat and a travelling rug, the property

COOK IN COURT Kwong Po-wah, 25. cook boy of Dr. E. W. Kirke, from private of England on June 1

employed by Mr. A. J. Leask, of car No. 4457 which was parked at Addressing the applicant, Sir 104 The Peak." appeared before Jackson Road, on Oct. 28. Both Atholl said:

Mr. Barnett yesterday charged defendants were further charged

I welcome you to what is a very with obtaining, between Aug. 4 with stealing from an

unknown

· honourable profession. I know and Oct. 21, from the Wing Sang car parked at Chater Road & rain- that both your family traditions Cheung, of No. 11 Queen Victoria cost on the same day... and the profession of your cholce

is safely in your hands."

I think it is your intention to join the firm of Deacons, and on that also I would like to congratu late you.

Mr. D. L. Strellett, representing the Law Society, and Mr. M. H. Turner, of Deacons. were also pre- sent.

Wholesale Price Index Numbers

The deceased leaves three child- ren, Nuno, Jacqueline and Clodette, and three sisters and two brothers, The Superintendent of Imports Mrs. J. D. Marques. Mrs. V. G. and Exports releases for publica Xavier, ML3S E. Alvares. and tion the following tables of whole- Messrs J. A and F. A. Alvares in sale price index numbers in the Shanghal to mourn her loss.

Colony of Hongkong.

THOSE FRESENT

Among those present were Messrs. LB. Warren, B. A. Alves,

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The Index-which is unweighted has been constructed from de- clarations furnished to the Statis-

Street, goods to the value $422.66 by false pretences.

of

Det-Sgt. A. F. Cochrane said

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near

Det.-Sgt. J. R. Bykes asid traffic constable on duty the Star Ferry wharf saw the de-

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1940. —PAGE 5

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The House of Quality & Service

defendant had been employed by fendants walking in his direction Mr. Leask since. Aug. 4. and it carrying the overcoat, the rain- was his duty to go and get pro-ed they admitted stealing the ar- coat and the rug. When question- vision for which he was given

ticles. At the station, defendants and Tam Kam-woo, clerk. Wong cash.

also admitted the theft in the Wai Chau Wing pan, salesman, second charge.

and Kwok Tu, wireless operator, First defendant was cautioned charged with aiding and abetting. about two weeks ago by Mr. appeared before Mr. Himsworth Sheldon for while second defendant had

a almilar offence, yesterday for another remand of

one week. previous conviction for larceny.

Sgt. Sykes asked that a serious Wing-pan, was discharged owing view be taken of the case.

Defendant instead went to the Wing Sang Cheong shop and took out an account book in name of his master. This was not known to Mr. Leask until the bill was presented to him.

Defendant admitted that he lost the money in gambitng and stated that his father and mother were willing to pay back the money.

Kwong was remanded 48 hours to make restitution.

TRADE MARK SUMMONSES Three summonses brought under

the Trade Marks Ordinance were heard by Mr. Sheldon yesterday.

Both defendants were sentenced to four months' on each count,

The fourth defendant,

Chau

to lack of evidence against him. COMPLAINANT IN HOSPITAL the sentences to rum consecutive- before. Mr. Himsworth yesterday Tsang Taze-tak, 27, was charged

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AT KOWLOON

with assaulting Tiu Sheung, 23. at Tal Nam Street on Sunday.

Det.-Sgt. Shaw, who prosecuted, asked for a remand of 48 hours owing to the fact that the com plainant was still in hospital, The

C. Quinn, L V. Xavier, C. Correa, tical Branch of the Imports, and No.:91, Connaught Road West, was yesterday. Fung Lin, 38, of No. remand was granted.

H. A. Rosario, R. G. Xavier, N. R.

Mehta, H. Figueiredo, Sen: atd Jr..

Exports Department by importers. There was a general average in- E. J. Figueiredo, Sen, and J., C. case of 19 per cent, in the third V. Roza, C. A. P. Xavier, D. P. quarter of 1940 as compared with Lopes, J. A. Alves, C. Sequeira, the second quarter of 1940: and of

43.9 per cent. V. R, Ribeiro. Arthur J. Brown, K.

as compared with X. Mendes, B. C. Castro, H. Campos, the third quarter of 1939.

(AVERAGE FOR YEAR 1922—100) FOODSTUFFS

1st qr. 2nd. qr. 3rd. gr. 4th qr. Ave. 1838 144.0 134.3 132.9 125.0 131.6 128.6 125.6 134.4 151.2 1349 1940 158.2 174,2 1786

A. V. Gosano, E. M. Rocha, J. M. - Graca, A. R. Assumpção, E. Aquino, "A. M. Xavier, A Barro, E. A. Re-

medios, F. X. Boares, A. M. Lar- 1939 cina, J. J. Remedios"8. A. Marcel, G. Vas, C. A. Assumpcão, F. Col-TEXTILES laco, J. R. Soares, M. Gomes, and J. Gonsalves. Very Roy. FT.-G. M. Spada, Mr. and Mrs. H & Castro, Rev. Fr. J. Guaronà, Dr. R. A..Al- vares and. Dr. E. Bouza.

T. M. V. ALVES The funeral took place at the Roman Catholic Cemetery Jester- day afternoon of Theresa Maria, Vieira Alves, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. L.. Alves,

The baby died after a brief 11- ness on Sunday. Very Rev. G. M. Spada conducted the services.

Among those present at the

1938 1930 1040

119:0 110.6 118.7 112,2, 110.1 -98.7 107.8 98,6 119.7 106.2

METALS & MINERALS

131.1 150.0 150,0

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1938 157.5 147.2 1426 141.8 147.3 1839 1434 1416 149.8 154.1 145.0 1940 19K4.2119 218.4 MISCELLANEOUS.

1938 131.7 130.3 128.0 121.1 1273 1939, 120.9 120.1 1217 1400 126.9 19-40 157.7 163.9 1884 GENERAL AVERAGE (ALL GROUPS), *-1936 188:1 132.1 127.0 1250 130.6 1839 122.9 123.8 123.9 141.5 128,0 1940 159.8 175.0 178.3

The Yue Hing Cheong firm, of

summoned by Hung Man-chuen, proprietor of the Tung Mee Paper Co, of No. 245, Lockhart Road, for having in their possession for sale, or purpose of trade

or manu-

V

WOMAN IMPRISONED Appearing before Mr, Himsworth 430, Reclamation Street,' was. charged with possession of an

BOBBERY PLOT FOILED Leung Mul, 22, Keung Woon- unregistered ward and with

cheung, Leung Fuk, 19, Leung Ching. saulting her.

35, and Ma Hok-Ling, 22, were Inspector E. W. Fraser, of the charged before Mr. Himsworth facture, account books to which as C. A., who prosecuted said yesterday with conspiracy with forged trade mark had been ap that the 11-year-old girl was intent to rob the master of a plied; falsely applying to goods a found roaming in the streets on timber shop. trade mark calculated to decelve: October 24. She was taken to the

On Information the defendants and possession for sale, or pur- 8 C. A.

were arrested and a toy gun, a The defendant was fined $20 or knife and a rope were found in pose of trade or manufacture. account books to which a false one month on the first charge their possession. description had been applied." and four months on the second

The second defendant was sen- Mr. M. A da Silva pleaded not charge, the sentences to ran. contenced to nine months in prison, guilty

behalf of defendant. secutively.

while the other defendants were while Mr. K. F. Wong represented; On atmilar charges, Chan Ro. sentenced to six months' imprison the complainant.

40. married woman, of No. 6,

ment.

on

They were also recom-

Mr. Silva said the defence would Sheung On Lade, was bound over mended to be banished. be that defendant had no know-in the sum of $20 for one year ledge that the trade mark had to be of good behaviour and fined been registered in Hongkong, The books were ordered by firms in Singapore,ja

$10 on the second charge.

Several cane marks were found

on the ward's body,

funeral were the sisters and bro- EARNEST PLEA TO CHINESE NOT fendant, armed with

ther of the deceased, Olga, Alda and Alex, Dr. C. E. da Roza, Mr. and Mrs. 6. A. "Marcel, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Pereira, Messrs. G. F. da Roz H. A da Roza, A La Rocha, L. G. Neves, O. H. Rocha, M. C. da Silva, C. E. V. Remedios, ALB Remedios, C: A. Marcel and C. F. X. Alves.

MR. JOHN RYMER

The funeral of the late Mr. John' Rymer, who passed away on Brin- day at the Government Military: Hospital, took place yesterday morning at the Colonial Cemetery.

The deceased, until his death, was employed at the Government Censor Omice,

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charged owing to lack of evidence.

The last defendant was dis

HEAVY BAIL

Three employees, of the Yaumatt Mr. Wong said, his client was

Ferry Company, Li Leung, Leong AMAHS VICTIMISED.

Tong and Au Tim, who were not satisfied with this explanation

Chan Yay, 23, and Ma Ching-charged with conspiracy with in Evidence was given by Det. Sub-sum, 29, appeared before Mr. tent to defraud the "Company. Insp R Cunningham who con- Himaworth yesterday on a charge appeared before Mt. Himsworth

of armed robbery,

yesterday for another remand of It was stated that the frat de eight daya

a scissor All the defendants were on ball blade, robbed Chan Kam of 3 of $500 each, wrist watch, a leather purse, an EUROPEAN CAUTIONED electric torch and $3, and one A French merchant, Lucien, metal watch from Lau Sam on Teissier, 82, was cautioned by Mr. October 8. The complainants were E. Himsworth yesterday when he employed, as amahs by Mrs. O. I was summoned for a breach of Kolatchoff at No. 10 Knutsford the Communication. Order by

bring into the Colony 24 letters.

TO EAT POLISHED RICE

An earnest plea against the eating of polished rice by Chl- nese as an essential measure to check the ravages of beri-berl and other such diseases, was made by PROF. WINIFRED CULLIS, when she addressed a representative gathering of local women social workers at the Y. W. C. A. yesterday.

Prot. Cullis said that vitamins B-1 and B-2, which are essen tial for the prevention and treatment of beri-beri, were con 'tained in large quantities in the outer surface of the rice grain, which, in the process of being polished, lost with this coating those vitaming so essential for the health of the people.

Explaining that except for yeast, rice was the staple food of the country. Prof. Cullig made a stirring plea for encouraging the eating of unpolished, rice, urging that it could be so cook ed as to be as edible in its unpolished state as it is after when polished,

Terrace.

On Information of the first The accused sa

said that he did defendant the second accused was not know it was against the law arrested at Shanghai, Street.. w bring letters and that he did Hearing was adjourned to No-not see any notice on the ship vember 1.

warning passengers not to carry lettera.

ONE DISCHARGED, Tam Kam-fu, wireless operator,

Mr. Himsworth warned him that charged with possession of wire he should be more careful in the

less apparatug at No. 93, Prince Edward Road without a licence.

iture.

Cont, on Page 8 Col. 2

Furnishing

Department

STOUT FELLER

“Where are you going with that

axe"

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I'm going to do a little deforesta tion, Bertie. There's a tree outside I've taken a dislike to. 1. shäll fel it with one fell swoop.""

"Rether early in the morning for tree felling, isn't it?"

"The early, woodcutter gets the 'first tree, you`knows. Besides — it's

an ugly tree. There is something. offensive about that tree: Come to think of it,'it rather reminds me of you, Bertie."

Well I must confess I didn't expect to see you chopping trees this morning, and smoking

Tel. 28151.

whacking big black cheroot. Not after last night....

"I don't like the way you sinji mos -- after last might. I detect a certain emy in the tone ---- a certain wonder- current of bitterness. You ought to be overjoyed to see me absolutely brisking with joi-de-vitre." "I merely marvel at your powers of recovery."

"You needn't, Bertie. It's all due to "Rose's" "Lime Juice, you know. Prevents marrings after the nigh before. Just the thing before you g to bed. And now, Barile, "with your permission Pllo step: 'osits candid!" dễ a our unsiuspecting arboreal friend » couple of shrewd cracks with iny little axe??

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