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Tuesday,

· HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

NEW BOEING

CLIPPER

Expected At Kai Tak On Friday

UNREGISTERED GIRL

Refugee Fined for Not Notifying

February, 28, 1939.

HEROIN PILLS FOUND

Three Men Committed To The Sessions

In consequence of the receipt of

Three Chinesc, Leung Ping, Leung two letters from the Anti-Mui-Taal Chung-ping and Li Chi-kwong, were Spelety, and two anonymous ones,

day.

nc

Mr. I. W. Fraser, of the Secretariat | committed to the forthcoming Ses- for Chinese Affairs, visited a house stona when the preliminary hearing In Portland Street, Yaumatt, recently, to the case in which they arc in connection with the possible pre-charged with possession of danger- sence in the house of an unregistered

heroin ous drugs, namely 108,555 mui-tral. After being delayed by weather al Honolulu, the new Dooing Clipper woman,

As a result, Lam Kam, 50, married plils on the second floor of No. 121, appeared before Mr. E. Fa Yuen Street, on February 10, was not expected to reach Hongkong 11imsworth at the Kowloon Magis-concluded before Mr. E. Himaworth ustil Friday nt 12.30 p.m.

tracy yesterday charged with keep- At noon, Hongkong time, yestering a 12-year-old unregistered mai-at the Kowloon Magistracy yesler- day, the plane landed at Midway

when Mr. Fraser sald that Island. The following is a list of

Mr. M. J. Abbott, Crown 'Solicitor,

the

and technical Crow

experts Visited Lam's house she was not at conducted the case for the prosecu- aboard, there being no passengers: home. He saw a girl standing in tion, while Mr. D. McCallum op- the kitchen barefooted and poorly peared on behalf of Leung Ping, Mr. Captain W. A. Cuthe, Coptala F. J. clad. The girl said that she was a F. X. D'Almada Jnr., on behalf of Loland as First Oncer, Second Officer mui-tsat, and that her mother had Leung Chung-ping, and Mr. E. S. C. E. C. Bierer, Third Officers S. T. presented her to the defendant two Brooks for Li Chi-kwong. Pelers and it. C. Howard, First En-years ago as security against a loan

It was alleged that the address in gineer J. E. Prunty, Second Engineer of $50. She was brought to Hong-question was raided at 10.30 am. on J. E. Woeser, First Radio Officer J. kong on October last C. Smyser, Second Radio Officer. S. Cummings, First Steward R. Don ham, Second Steward I. Tler, Third

Steward H. Chanco.

про

Concluding, Mr. Fraser asked for February 10 by Revenue Officers J. the case to be treated seriously in W. Stephens and W. V. Ahern. First view of the fact that defendant was defendant was at the time on the a refugee and had made no attempt door together with second defendant. Technical Experts: Mr. H. Dto notify the authorities that she had Third defendant arrived some time

In mui-fsal

after the Revenue Officers, and when Pancet), Boeing Service Representa-

Lam was fined $70. She admitted he saw them there he seemed to be tive, W. E. Beall, Boeing Project En that the girl had been presented to a bit agitated. When asked why he gineer, F. W. Weigand, Wright her for $50.

had come, he said it was to see frat Aeronautical Company Engineer, J

defendant. He was searched, and a Caffrey, Wright Service Engineer, A.

bunch of keys was found on his per- can Airways Com- BIG Gray, Pan American

DIVIDEND PAID son and one of the keys fited a small munications Omeer, T. Ramsey,

lock of one of the rattan baskets P.A.A. Assistant Operations Manager,

containing some heroin pills, Al- Paciuc Division, Andre E. Priester,

(Continued from Page 1.)

together there were three rattan bas- PA.A. Systema Chief Engineer, W. Tiny Tim, February the Fourth and Tiskets containing the pills. Miller and J. Boudwin, Civil Acro- Time quickly drew away from the bunch nautics Authority, and Messrs. F. and as the poples came into the straight Stephani and J. G. Losow.

This Time took the load. February the Fourth dropped out and was replaced in Later it was found that third de- third position by Wild Bear, who made a fendant had keys to at the locks on marnificent puit coming into the straight. At the Bnishing post This Time finished the other two baskets. On his per- two lengths ahead of Tiny Tim. Wild Bon was also found a furniture hire

Pack receipt. ear, who was an outsider on the mutuel, faking to gain second place by one length.

Before landing at Kal Tak the plane will circle the harbour. It understood that none other than the 250 Invited guests will be allowed to look over the plane this trip, though opportunity will always be available for members of the publle to over the machines at the end of other flights.

Inauguration Postponed

Chungking, Feb. 27.

see

The inauguration of the Chungking Rangoon air line, originally scheduled for to-morrow, will be postponed for sometime.

Keys That Filled

There was no clothing in the room, and in one of the drawers in the room some paper, stained pink, was

CORAL PLATE (RACE 2) Winner $750: Second $300; Third, found. |$200. For Australian Ponles of any

season. Six Furiones, G. Tinsun's VIXEN TOR 153 15.

(1. A. Broulk) 1

(V. V.

Pet's CHIFFEL 155 10. us; a J. F. Macgregor's STRATHCARRICK 143 IDIC, L. Gregory Won by three lengthing a hend." 2:118.3. Puri-mutuet:~~~Winner $1.40; 35.30;$12,00,

$15.10.

Places Discovery Hay jumped to the lead an the barrier went up, and maintained an

All three defendants were taken into custody, and later charged at the Mongkok Police Station.

Corroborative evidence was given by Revenue Offeur Stephens and Ahern, and Mr. II. A. Taylor, Gov- ernment Monopoly Analyst, who testified to having found heroin in the pls seized.

defendants re- Leung

Piloted by Mr. Tan Huan-chun, the trial plane returned to Chungking at 5 p.m. to-day from Kunming, after a successful trial journey to Rangoon.scendancy over the remaining entries served their defence, while

for fully four furlongs. The pony Central News.

TOKYO-BERLIN

New Service Planned Along South Europe Route

Berlin, Feb. 27.

fastest

stand, Strathenrrick.

Ter

First and second

then rapliły overhauled by Vixon Wa Chi-kwong gave evidence. He sald and Stratheatrick, both of which made he had just come to the Colony from the spurts as the felt passed the Grand- | Canton, but had been residing in however, was un- Hongkong for over ten years pre- able to maintain the pace and was nosed viously. ile had no permanent ad out of second place by a head by John Peel's entry, with Vixen Tor drawing dress. He met a man named Lul ment by her lengis.

Lok-sin early in February, and was given five keys and instructed to PEKING PLATE (RACE 3)

hand them to first defendant, who Winner $1,000; Second $300: Third goods. I told defendant that he would in return hand him some ($200. For China Pontes. One and

Quarter Miles,

As a preliminary move in th establishment of a regular Berlin Tokyo air mail service via Bangkok, Ciren SILKYLIGHT 103 11........... one of Germany's

(1. Pote-unt! Junkers

Dynasty's KING WARDEN 18, th..... planes will make test. flight

(V. V. Neda) over the proposed route shortly L. Dunbar's WILD LIFE 63 1b...... under the auspices

of the Reich

(D. Black) 1. starters, Government.

Won by six lenglas; three length

Time: 232.3.

Official circles admit that the Ja-) panese Government has authorised the fight, but do not divulge further details.-Renter,

SERVICE TO RUSSIA

Shanghai, Feb. 27.

The Chungking Ministry of Com- muntentions is arranging air services lo Russia and Franer. The. Arst lest light to Moscow will be made early in March-United Press,

AIR SERVICES

Arrivals and Departures Of Planes

For London. Australla, British Countries and Europe: Imperial Air- ways

7 a.m. Feb. 28; Imperial Air- ways 7 a.m. March 3.

For U.S.A., vla Manila, Guam, Honolulu: Boeing Clipper 8,30 a.m. March 4.

For Chungking. Slan, etc: Eurasia and C.N.A.C. service indefinite.

For France via Hanol: Air France,

0.30 nm. March 4.

Inward

From London, Australia and Bri- tish Countries: Imperial Airways 5 p.m. March 1; Imperial Airways 5 p.m. March 4.

From Chunging, Yunnanfu, Kwellin: CNA.C., Eurasia Service Indefinite.

From U.S.A., via Honolulu, Guam, Maniin: Boeing Cupper 12.30 p.m. March 3.

From France, via #anol: Air France, 12.30 pm. March 2.

LATE NEWS

C. INGENOHL'S

always

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was to go to an opium divan in Fa Yuen Street. Re went there and was surprised to see Revenue Officers present.

In reply to cross-examination, de- fendant said he had a suspicion that the "goods were heroin pills. be-

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