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MURDER TRIAL OPENS AT SESSIONS
Crown Unable To Find One Of Its Main Witnesses
Allegations that the accused shot Tsui Chok-sang, 47-year-old assistant manager of the Wing On In. surance Co., in an attempt to rob him and his wife, were made by the Crown when 29-year-old unemployed Tsai King-cheung faced trial on a charge of murder at the Criminal Sessions this morning before Mr Justice Gould and a jury of three women and four men.
Before the jury were called, the Crown applied for
an adjournment of the case to the next Sessions because one of the main witnesses could not be located.
The application was opposed by Mr Clifford and was refused by the Judge.
Demonstrations
In Cairo
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5
a.m
daily midnight and Passenger cars are permitted to leave only between 5 a.m., and 6 pm.
The accused is being defended by My A. J. CHfford (instructed by Messrs Wilkinson and Grist)
Giving
outline of the :vidence the Crown would -dduce, Mr Morley-John said. that the deceased and his wife Crove to visit some friends at 52 Cheungshawan Road at about 9
7 and p.m. on July after staying for nearly an hour returned to their car which was parked at the junction of Maple Street and Cheungshawan Road Deceased got into the car first, followed by his wife. Just
as she was closing the forces must evacuate all places door a man, who the prosecu- they have occupied unrightfully
tion alleged was the accused, and without reason in eitles and
When her other areas of the Suez Canal caught hold of her.
husband tried to help her he shot by this man and was wounded.
A belated disclosure of a note delivered by Egypt to the Bri tish Embassy here on Thursday said Egypt complained the Bri
are acting as though "mot- ing in to conquer a country."
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"British
The British acknowledged Inday th light cruiser Gambia,
in 8,000-tonner with nine six-
Despite this and ignorant of the incl Bus and lesser arms, is fact that it was a mor al wound. stili pt Port Sald. The Egyptians the deceased gallantly clused his
nounced her arrival there un assailant some distance
from Thank-lay night and protested | Maple Street into Fuk Wah Street
The came in contrary to
where he collapsed. The Police regulations and without the re-arrived on the serne and he was Quired forewarning-Associat- sent to hospital where he died ei Press.
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Valetta, Oct. 21. The British minelayer Manx→ man and landing ships at Tri- poli
Coldstream will lake Guart units to the Suez Canal Zone if the situation warrants
it, it was learned here today.
The British frigate Peacock suls from here for Egypt to- morrow.-United Press.
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July
three days later.
REVOLVER FOUND
A revolver was found the sam night in a scavenging lane off Fuk Wah Street, said Counsel, and Mc Ewins the ballistics expert, would say that it was the revolver which Ared the fall shot.
men came
Crown Counsel said witnesses would be called to testify that on the day bofore the murder the accused
other and three to Kowloon from Ping Chau Island. Two of the men returned to Ping Chau on July 7, leaving the accused and another map in Kowloon. There would also be evidence that on www the day after the murder the accused told of the men that he had tried unsuccessfully to rob the occupants of a car and had shot a man, then run away and changed his clothes at a friend's house and later returned to Ping Chau.
The trial is continuing.
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TSUN WAN MURDER TRIAL SEQUEL: MAN APPEALS AGAINST CONVICTION
An appeal against conviction, brought by Shau Shing, 40, a northern Chinese, who was sentenced to death for the murder of PC Poon Cheuk-wing at Tsun Wan on May 28 last was heard by the Full Court of Appeal comprising the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Acting Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Scholes, this morning.
Jury of five men
The trial of Shau Shing was taken by the Senior Puisne, Judge, Mr Justice Gould, and accused who was unanimously found guilty by and two women was sentenced to death on September 7.
Appearing for appellant were Mr John McNeill, KC, and Mr S.V. Gittins, instructed by Mr K.Y. Yung. Mr A Hooton, Senior Crown Counsel, and Mi D.E. Greenfield, acting Crown Counsel, appeared for the Crown.
did happen in the Police Court. A passage from the statement was read by Mr McNeill,
FOUR CHARGES
that
Cannot Afford Proper
Crew, Plea
Inspector Sumners, who was In charge of the case was cross- examined by Mr Gittins as to Mr McNeill said that the ap- what had taken place in the peal was based on three points, Police Court, because it was his
(Mr Gittins) suggestion There was a witness, Suen what had happened was this: Ming-tak, whe gave evidence There were four charges against for the Crown on the trial of the appellant before the
Picading that he could not Magistrate appellant, Mr McNeill said. Suen upon which depositions "were afford a proper crew, Wong Sing- gave evidence on the basis of a
tak, master of fishing junk 1474L, the taken. When
de- all been taken, was fined $250 by Mr T. B. Low nsions had conditional
pardon, the con-
the teamed
at the Marine Court this morning then dition being that he came to the the
Magistrate Court to tell the truth.
read or directed to be read all for being underway without a those four
for certificated coxswain and engineer charges, two
for alleged and failing to display navigational
Suen came and told his story alleged and a fourth for an-lights.
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murders;
one about the appellant who was con- victed in respect of the murder of other alleged robbery, all taking PC Porn Cheuk-wing. Appellant place
different dates. at before appeared
was believed Magistrate It
that ogether
with Cheung Chim-lai, all the charges had been read both charged with the murders of out together and that two polic? constables. Appellant accused had been asked if he was tried in respect of one and had anything to say in answer Cheung was tried in respect of to them. the other police constable.
BROKE DOWN
on the basis
the
Counsel said that it would be seen from the records that Insp.
Intercepted in Sulphur Chan- nel on Saturday night while from the Ling Ting Island with a cargo of fish, de- no lights because he had fendant said that he displayed certificated coxswain or 011-
na
gineer aboard. A charge of failing to obtain a certificate of Inspection of a mechanically was with- drawn,
by Lieutenant
Suen who was giving evidence Summers, for some reason or propelted vessel
have appeared to during the trial of Cheung also another,
Intercepted of a conditional forgotten what took place in the pardon completely broke down Police Court in respect of the W. J. MacNally, of the Navy case in which he was in charge. In Aberdeen Harbour last night, and lold an entirely different story. At that point the Crown
Chu Chi-ming, master of He was going to say very firmly motor fishing junk M383T, was decided to proceed no further, whereupon the Defence Counsel that the position having been put, fined $400 for being underway put it to the Trial Judge that it was the duty of the Crown that without a coxswain and en- the accused could not go to the no doubt was lef: in the mind of gineer. Jury and be agreed and directed the Court as to what did take the Jury to acquit Cheung.
place, because it was clear that what Mr Gilting suggested was
Counsel said that he had that
two
Defendant, who had previous convictions for similar offences, came from Swatow
mentioned to his learned friendliere had been an irregular- with a cargo of fruit and eggs.
in the Police Court. It was the
Mr Hocton that he would add duty of the Crown, Counsel con- and he had cald he would tended, to bring evidence before have
the the Magistrate, as there was no objection--that
по conditional pardon of Suen had reason why sn accused should now been withdrawn.
jeopardiss his defence by being obliged to call evidence.
Furthermore, Mr McNei
also went on, Cheung was
Mr McNeill said that he had charged but had not been tried invited the learned Magistrate for the murder of PC Poor to be present
as he was pro- call him to give Cheuk-wing as a nolle prosequr posing to was entered by the Crown. He evidence. It he should thought one might reasonably allowed to give evidence assume that Suen was no longer a witness to be relied upon.
The second point was that a statement made by appellant before a Magistrate was put in evidence under the relativs provisions and relative ordin- ances. Counsel said that that statement was irregularly taken and as a result of that, the indictment should be quashed and
further, and in the alterna- tive, that the statement was in- admissible as evidence. On that basis and in a general way Counsel submitted there was a miscarriage of justice. When he used that term, he was not
disrespect
to the speaking in learned Trial Judge, because when he tried the case a number of items, which he would bring
before him.
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DID NOT SHOOT
The third point he wished to make was that in the evidence, as contained in the notes of the learned Trial Judge, it was quite clear and he, so stated in his summing up, that there was no evidencea: whatsoever
that appellant did any shooting him Sir Arthur, who visited the self. He did not shoot and kill' Festival as one of the three PC Poon and the learned Trial invited by the Home Government, Jury, that being clear on the Hongkong delegates specially Judge very properly directed the added: "It'd take about a week to evidence, there was only complete, the tour. But I was basis upon which they
could busy working and visited it only convict appellant, and that was for a day."
common design, which was
one
Told about the recent victory of design in common with one of the Hongkong football team in the persons who did the actual 4.00, Close Down: 602, "Children's winning the "Ho Ho Cup," Sir shooting. It was
clear upon Hall Hour" Presented by Elizabeth Arthur beamed a "well done" the Ann, (Studio): 0:30,
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the
evidence,
aby
sold, that
Was never suggested from the beginning to the end that, there was other person who did the shoot- ing except Cheung. It should be argued that that being so there could be now no design în common with Cheung because
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Orchestra conducted by make a statement to the Press Tagliente. A til starCoun Mr Mucxtileshare cald had been obtained Ja an Monin
torregular manner before the Walter: Humakind;@: 10391) Chandn Francaise, 1949. London Fromenite on the pled that, he was bare med mald he should refer the Orchestral 1100, Rida News, Heal. Treme) vir burys London Row 118bodnight with Mr Maxwell sooner, inade, in application to call MarHer conferred Court to the statement heldre de EMUUBILAZEWERINOF: Heport. Godi
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be
and
tell the Court what did happen it was his submission that there was an irregularity.
Hearing is proceeding.
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From The Files
100 Years Ago
TO THE EDITOR
Sir -The Seamen of HN by their peculiar mode of enjoying themselves when on
Ships, shore, sometimes give us reason, not ony to complain of them as individuals, but to blush when we call them countrymen, and to grow sad at the thought of
brutishness to which human being sinks by the un- restrained indulgence of his
the
of
animat appetites; mitigated though our feelings are towards them by a knowledge the temptations that assail them, of the land sharks that lie in walt for them, and by the other con- siderations, having reference to their superiors, which shall here be unnamed. But a sight such as that which we witnessed last evening
does us all good: cur feelings of disgust time
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are for the
exchanged for those of pure pity for their follies; and these again are overwhelmed by unqualified admiration for the present nobility of their be- haviour.
At least these were our thoughts last evening while, lamenting the inevitable destruction of much valuable property, we approached the burning ship "Fort William". The flames had possession of the vessel from the stem to the stern, and the mainmast was well on fire, Yet the between decks were filled with Jacks, a good lodgment was in a short time made on the forecastle, and the hoses from the engines alongside were effectually served without confusion or dis- order. Few, I believe, wore of opinion that the vessel could be rescued from total destruction, and as far as we could see she must have burnt to the water's edge, but for the sturdy conduct of our seamen, men, and officers; --of whom on such occasions, almost invariably, their country men are proud, and to whom, affer providence let every good man render thanks and honour. Amen.
Perhaps it may not do the Friend of China harm with the Navy to make it the vehicle of some such reflections. Perhaps also it may not do harm to the masters of lying up ships to remind them, that it is not a bad thing to knock out
Record Goes casionally the pins of the moor-
ing shackles to prevent rusting in, and so otherwise to dispose Dijon, Oct. 21.
the chain, that either on dock Fakir Yama Kevadi here or below the hawse pipe, the today beat the world record cable, may be slipped at a mo- ment's notice. The neglect of for being buried
alive by such precautions might render remaining in a coffin burled it impossible to tow a vessel one and a half metres deep into shallow water, and scuttle for one hour and
and 42 her,
thereby causes the minutes.
partial
The previous record was held by Fakir Yvon Tvan He re mained buried for one hour and 26 minutes.
Fakir Yama Kevadi is Michel Marechal, aged 25, a factory worker of the French tobacco monopoly. His coffin was fitted with a switch enabling him to switch on a warning light in case he felt ill-Reuter.
By Galbraith
Instead of
total, destruction of the cargo: to say nothing of the ship and contingency of the burning ship subsequently breaking from her moorings and floating | about in brilliant but un
pleasant proximity to the rest of the shipping. We are, Your Obedient Servants,
"SOME LOOKERS ON EDITORIAL COMMENT.
We give willing insertion to the letter from SCME. LOOKERS ON, and readily testify to the British tar-like conduct of those who were engaged in
insisting to get the fire under: foremost of whom we ob: werved" "Mr":"Bice, Chief Offer of the "Bir C. Forbes" To those who got firs on board the "Fort Wil- dan," however, and partially as- certained how the fire originated, there we nothing very wondertu m the fact of the men getting at ence in between decke through the high portholes, some five feet square, and where not a particle fire was to be seen. We do not wian to detract from the bravery, bor- dering on Fishness, exhibited, but as we doubt not it is 2118 Intection of Her Majesty'z
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top), and, to the hood of the main mast, to which, the main and wasting, nebead of leaving it to burn at lale Best evening, when it was tingutsid by the company's own. LOHEE, good dẹni, of: appréhenstors would Chave been
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