THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING
SATURDAY, 26th April, 1947.
The First Boll will be rung at 130 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 3.m.
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Found guilty on the alternative charge of at- tempting to obtain bribe of $1,500 at Aber- duen in May, 1946, Chan Wing-hang, a detective sergeant of the Hong Kong Police Force, was year's sentenced to one hard labour by Mr. E. H. Williams at the Supreme Court yesterday.
Can was defended by Mr. M, A, da Silva nnd the prosecution A. J. WILA conducted by Mr. Clifford, Crown Counsel,
THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1947.
"The Coming Events
His Body Is
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Inouye Kanao, otherwise known as "Slap Happy"
very happy. Even torture at the and "Kamloops Kid," said In the course of his hands of the Japanese Gendrinhes trial on a charge of High Treason yesterday did not serve to sway his fath that he was neither legally nor morally wrong in the Emperor.
Crites
April 10
K.C.C. Plny: "A
Worm's Eye View." Apr 19-KSPC Fing Day. April 19-Boy Scouts Ausn. "St.
Offered One- Dollar To Policeman
Walking along Kilung Street at George's Day Parade, Botaul- about 0.30 am. on April 18 with cal Gardens, 4 pan.,
April 20-Indian Merchants meetme cigarettes in his possession, Can Lung, 27; travelling trader, ing, H.K. Hotel, 4 pan. April 21-HK. Land Investment was stopped by PCC La Wal & Agency Ltd., shareholdersing and told that he would be meeting, noon.
brought back to the Police Sta. April 21-British Legion, special tion for questioning.
meeting, 5.30pm.
Although he was the legitimate April 21 Meeting of K. Sin-owner of the cigarettes yet he did gers, St. John's Hall, 5.30 p.m. not relish the idea of going nil Aprit 24-Humphrey Est. & Fin. the way to the Station. He thought Co., Ltd, shareholders meeting, that the only way to nvcid that Inconvenience, and waste of time, 11.30 a.. April 21--11K. Fire Ins. Co., Ltd; was to give the constable some
sharehohler meeting, noon, "tea metry." April 26-fo Extra Race
Meeting
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in working for the Japanese Gendarmerie in Questioned by Mr. Lonsdale re- Hong Kong, because the British King was his gording, answers which he had enemy at the time and Japan was at war with given to questions put to him in
the course of the War Britain.
trial. Inouye said that certain of Inouye also said, in a sudden outburst, that his the answers were suggested by body and his mind belonged to the Japanese his defence counsel; as to The Emperor and at a later stage of his
athers, he did not recollect - April cruss-
ing given them. examination, came to attention, bowed and said in Japanese "Long Live the Emperor.'
"Long Live The
Emperor"
26. K.C.C. Play: Wen's Eye View," Apell 28-Stag" Perry Co., Li,
uniant meeting, noon,
May 2-ILA. Reunion Dance,
Peninsula Holei,
Ma
His offer of $1 to tre constable' was not only refused out resulted
in his oppeuratec before Mr. Blair-Kerr at Kowtuon yesterday charged with offerling a bribe to PCC La Wal.ning.
May 7--Der To Sir Mark and that
Lady Young, J.K. Hotel,
Police Prosecutor J. Orem said.
when churged, defendant p.stated that he did not know It was an offence to offer money, to e: nstables.
RECEIVER OF STOLEN PROPERTY
Wong Yuk Man, 34.year-old married woman, appeared before
Arcused was Bned $75, and the $ ordered to be confiscated to the Pour Bux.
It was also alleged by Inouye; give up his haine in Canada be.
Incuye said that he came back that the statement that he was cause of racial prejudices. As a
to Hong Kong In 1944 to work a British subject which had been result of the treatment he had, with a civilian Arm and also to inserted in his Petition, submitted received, he was very embittered place his body at the disposal of Before sentence was passed after the War Crimes death sen. Jagainst The Canadian people.
the Emperor. After making this Mr. Silva said that there was tonee; was Inserted by his de.
A Misel was an expression used remark, Inouya emne smartly to our aspect of the ense which fence counsel at the time and not to demolè
of Japanese attention, clicked his heels, bow. persons was admitted! by the prosecu. by himself.
rave burn or educated in Canada, ed and said, in Japanese: "Long tion and that was that the de. The case is being heard before When such people returned to live the Emperor."" mand for a bribe was not put, Sir Henry Blackall. Chief Justies Japan they were. T claiming Inauye was told by Sir Henry ia a velous manner and not put Mr. A. Lansdale, assisted by Canadian citizenship and not re-that there was no need to indulge
Cham Kit, 32 year-old-room boy "Through with Highstoned,"
IrInspector-MacAdie, is Brazmuting "gistered with me" Japanese aus in theatricals in Court.
Mr. Sainty at Central yester- at the Lee Fuk boarding house, WIN a ball hearted attempt on behalf of the Crown.
the rifles, regarded with suspicion. Inouye then said that his travel-day ona charge of receiving and Leing Yee, 35, murried wo which was later dropped.
Mr. Charles Leseby, instructed} The Japanese way of life was ing permit was destroyed by the stolen property knowing it to be man, appeared before, Mr. by Mr. H. K. Woo, is defending entirely different to the Canadian Japanese military
Defendant d'Almada at Central on a charge authorities unlawfully obtained. He pointed t The templa inmye, who is charged with 27 and when he returned to Japan jafler the surrender. When he last was found guilty aral sentenced of keeping a brothel and were tion of public servants, with the Overt Acts of High Treason. Zie freated himself as having heard of his mother, she was into four months hard labour. each Aged $250 or four weeks high cirst of living and low. There was a large number of lived in Japan at his life. He Canada. That was in 1041, when Defendant was arrested in Poen hord hibour. salary, to make easy money, Europein spectators present lu i had been tought all Japanese he sent her a remittance of 1,000 ung Road when she utild nut Defendant had been a good Court during yesterday's hearing, rules and customs by his mother. Yen.
give satisfactory answers about a Fofficer. He haud pollicent cour.
Replying to Sir Henry, Inouye He had lot of chances to satitense she was carrying. Courts The Director of Medical are to go into the activities of
Born In Canada said that, he never made any en-, back to Conada, but did not wish in the sultense were ainted to Services announces that passen- En Triad Society in a small place
quiries as to how he could divest to go back. He never considered ave been stolen from Mr. W. A. gers from Saigon should pos Hike Aberdeen and was respon Inouye said that he was born himself of his Canadian nation-himself to be a Canadian subject art man, and were given to de-sess valid certifientes of Inocula sible for the arrest and banisha Kanalps, BC. Dith his fatherly beenuse he always regarded and never mute any declaration femtant to sell.
lion against cholera, ment of eight members. He had and mother were born in - Takỹaļ himself na Japanese subject. renouncing Canadian nationality. no black park while with the and were of Japanese nationality. Asked by Sir Henry, to explain Mr. Lonsdale: "You will never service and it was unfortunate | bouye said that when he was the statement appearing in his be given another opportunity." that be, should haye fallen A len years of age, he went back | Petition whereby he claimed Bri. In reply to Sir Henry, Innuye vietim of temptation. "Punish.] In Japan. fle did not know am, tish nationality and the right to said that he never
made de- ment shonkt act as a deterrent | dey what kind of passport be tried before a British Court, elaration of alienuge because he and an example to others, but travelled, as he was then too Inouye said that the statement considered himself a Japanese in this ease he asked, that de- young. His father died in Tokyo had been inserted by the inwyer subject. femiant be given a find and not in June 1920, and he then became, who defended him a prison sentence,
the family head (Koshi),
work
at the Wor In June 1944, when he Joined Crimes trial. inobye denied that the Tokko Section he knew that He found out that he had been be made this statement of his he would be culled upon to un- His Lordship snid that registered in Japan through the wn accord und said that the law. dertake counter-espionage And listened to all thal was Japanese Consul in Vancouver in yer in question had obtained the against British agents. In stopping Isaid on accused's behalf but 1918. In Oct. 1926, he returnert birth cortinente showing him as British agents, he knew the re
was nuable té averde to the re- to Vancouver with his mother. having been born in Canada and sult would be detrimental to the quest by punishing accused He stayed there until 1935, whenaid: "This might help you to get British war effort.
he again. went back to Japan with of," WAR B member of The Police force whose duty it w's to protect the public but he had instead tried to prey on them and get money.
with a fine,
Acensed
Acensed used his responsible position, as a detective, and as one to whom the people looked for protection, ↑ to get from them.
Reduction Of Bail Opposed
money
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Realised Brutality his mother. On this occasion, hel Resuming his testimony, Inouye knew that he travelled under said that, while serving in the working for a fortnight with the Inouye admitted that after Japanese pussport. He returned Japanese Army, he contracted a Gendarmerie, to Japan for the purpose of imili. lung complaint.
realised the brutality of the methods. He had tary conscription.
Questioned by Mr. Lonsdale as no control over the Gendarmes, Inouye said that while he was to whether he had ever in Canada, he rereived an annual given the water
been but simply carried cut their or torture by the ders. He acted only as an inter- remittance of 2,000 to 4,000 Yen Japanese Gendarmes while from his grandfather
in preter and unless ordered to take in Japan. Japan,.Inauye refused to answer part in beatings, took no action When he left Canada in 1935, he and said that it was his own per- of his own accord. The beatings never intended to return.
sonal affair and had nothing to in which he took part under or. Immediately on his arrival indu with the Court. Japan, he went to pay his res pects at father's grave, after which he joined the School, a preparatory school for Joining a University. In the fol lowing year, he went for a mili tary medical examination whiets
ders were not as brutal as de. scribed. The evidence of Mr. A. Must Answer
E. P.., Guest and several other Vasedat Sir Henry told Inauye that he prosecution witnesses was untrue
was now in a British Court and and all Iles. must answer the question,
When
Inouye denied having Inouye then ndmitted that he made Mohamed Yusuf Khan and had been given the water torture others kneel down facing Tokyo,
Inouye No, it would be a dis- grace to Japanese to make them kneel down fueing Tokyo.
all Japanese subjects' at the age by Japanese Gendarmes because Sir Henry asked him: "Is it true of 21 years had to undergo, and he went round with a Niset re- that prisoners were made to kneel was taken on as a recruit from porter working for an American down facing Tokyo?" Mar. 1, 1937. He had to swear an newspaper. bath of allegiance to the Emperor.
In a sudden outburst. Inouye Inouye said that all Japanese sub-sald: "My body is the Japanese Jects Ind the blood of the Em Emperor's Indy-my mind and my body belonged to the Japan. ese Emperer and he could do what he liked with it."
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$7,000 was made by Mr. ments which was found among F. Zimmern when Ro- his property when detained by bert Brian Palmer the Pellee, this record was writ remandten out by Tsutada ("Stogdo") before Mr. W. Ahls, dictation, it was correct, except that he jolued the Bong Blair-Kerr yesterday on Kong Gendarmerke voluntarily a charge of embezzling and was not cunscripted into ser- $7,000 from UNRRA on or about Jan. 21 this; Inouye admitted that the branch
year,
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of the Gendarmerie which he In opposing the application, joined wea-concerned with coun DSI WJ. Wall informed theter-espionage work. He knew this Court that the case le a "pretty when he joined it and appreclut involved one." and that the cd fully that he would have to Police had just recently come do everything possible to elimin into possession of new deposito espionage:activities. This did Hot mean that suspected persons tinna which have not yet been would be killed right off, but that forwarded to Crown Counsel,
Inouye said timt he was very unhappy while in Canada; when he returned to Japan he became
PLAQUE
Sir Henry--You mean it would be a disgrace to them?
Inguye "No."
Sir Henry Opinion seems to differ on that point.
Hearing was then till 10 a.m. on Monday.
ndjourned
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of the bail money was lent to he was legally or morally wrong Mr. Macintosh said: "We in wishes for the safety and pIOR Telephone defendant on which he had to in joining the Gendarmerie. There Hong Kong have had an extra perity of each of you wherever pay interest. Hệ did not nee was nothing wrong in working ordinarily happy relationship you may go."
for the Gendarmerie, as the Bri.with the fighting services from
why, said defence counsel, hla
client could not be released on
Brigadier J.H.G..Wills, spenk- tish King was his enemy at the the day the Navy delivered using in reply to Mr. Macintosh n $7,000 ball when he (Palmer) time and Japan was at war will and gave its usual unstinting and presenting in turn a plaque has "hundreds of pounds du Britain.
aid, nbly followed by an R.A.F. which is the wooden replien of to him as salary, bonus, et
In answer to Sir Henry, Incuye band of brothers and also by the Commando Brigade's arm celera."
said that he did not think that the Army who until the begin flash, said: Bail, Mr. Zimmern reminded he owed the British King any alning of this month carried on "The liaison which has exist- His Worship, was for the pur-legiance by reason of his birth with the same ungrudging aided between the police force and pose of securing the appearance place. He had no compunctions of and ever helpful comradeship. ourselves has always been 'n of an ac used person, and not an any kind in joining the Hond
Thus there has been since happy one and 1 would like to Kong Japanese Gendarmeric. imposition of any hardship.
thank all your officers, and ment Cross-examined by Mr. Lons the liberation a united effort for the kindness and assistance On DSI replying that there
have which we have received from was overy possibility of further dale, Incuye sold that he was al during which time we charges being preferred against way aware of the fact that he learnt each other's ways and them."
In Canada. He was something of that co-operation Palmer, Mr. Zimmern strongly was born objected to the utilising of the ever treated in all respects as a for the public good which should Brig. Will aid that the
Chandian while in Canada. present hall to cover "the pos
exist throughout the communi- Commandos short experience sibility of further charges." He he was not so treated, Inouye Mr. Macintosh added: "You realise how dimcult it was to Asked to specity in what was ty but which so seldom does," of police work had made them asserted that the
Magistrate said that he was not allowed to of 3 Commando Brigade have control
an area. where there could only take cognizance of vote in British Columbia, could earned real gratitude during were so many communal if not the charge before the Court, when deciding on the question not study in the schools to become the past two years in your bor-international interests involved of bail, and ̈ not on
doctor (and could not hold a der parish. With you the police and he wished the police force what Government job, He decided to have had closer tien than with every access in the future. charges might be laid later on.
When his application was re-
any other servich unit and in Among those present at the fused by His Worship, Mr. aurance other than that the token of our thanks for your ceremony were the G.O.C., the Commander Everett, Zimmern sought an assurance papers would be in the hands help, our appreciation of your A.0.QM from DS1 Wall that a definite of Crown Counsel during the comradeship and our respect, Commander Cargill, Deputy date for hearing would-be fixed week.
for your high standard of wỤ Commissioner of Police Mr. at the next adjourned hearing On the application of DSI and conduct as our deputies in Calthrope, and Superintendenta To this, DSI Wall replied that Wall, Palmer was remanded for the New Territories, wo of the Wilson, Heath, Fay, Ingue he was unable to give any an-one wack,
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