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Seven

Dramatically Rescued From Stricken Freighter

Yokosuka, Japan, Apr. 27.

Seven men were pulled safely off the shattered stern section of the freighter William Eaton by the US Navy late Saturday in a heroic last-chance rescue after a series of death-defying failures.

Thus ended a peril-packed but vain effort to save the American ship which ran aground 12 days ago off To- Shima, an island 30 miles from the Japanese coast.

Truce Talks

Halt Only Temporary

The participants told about i on Sunday when the Navy tur Arikara brought them Yokosuka.

In

The 7,170-ton freighter, with a full cargo of coal, grounded. In the darkness early April 14,

Five days later the crew were removed safely excepi Capt. Fred A.. Solomon and Chief Engineer John B. Williamson. Washington, Apr. 27.

They chose to stay and try to New meetings of high-save-their-ship.nang sang Jovel negotiators at Pan- munjom will deal with all issues standing in the way of truce, United Korean States officials said today..

They said the "takes are too high"

discuss for them to whether the UN will make any now proposals at the first talks between the senior negotiators in over two months,

_The_officials_said that Allied

Three men from the Arikara volunteered to go aboard the which stranded merchantman, was still intact. They werC William T. Duncan engineman first class; reman Den. D. Ronald Mahoney; and seaman

McElwee.

new

They got aboard, but a gale struck, and at 8 p.m. the Willian Eaton broke in two.

The five men aboned were all on the stern.

They launched lifeboat and the three Arikarn Solomon tossed bls

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MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1952.

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"That's the fifth child in six years-no wonder he's passing out cheaper candy every year!"

JAPANESE

START TO

negotiators have been instalei men scrambled into it. As Capt. START

to

bring up ult problems which have stalemated the con- ference on lower levels,

The authorities here attached

handbag

into the boat, the line parted and the boot drifted away in the black storm.

SHIP'S FUNDS

but

un-

no Epecial significance to the The Arikara pursued the delay in the start of the meet-drifting boat and snatched off the three mon, McElwee saved ings.

the captain's bag, which proved

large to contain a counted sum of the ship's tunds. At dawn on Saturday, four volunteers from the Arikara again tried to reach the broken ship to rescue the captain and engineer. One of the volunteers was Duncan, so narrowly saved the night before.

UN proposed They said the the delay for local "mechanival" reasons in Korea. They said it dld not reflect a sudden shift in United Nations strategy

The sources said the Korean truce talks have reached a critical Mage and plenary

swing thei They were hopeful toward an armis-

might

Bessions eliher way. It would be

The thorny

prisoner of war problem is regarded here as perhaps the chief stumbling blockc Staff officers have been discussing issues

Mountainous seas thwarted the effort, but another try was made by n crew consisting of Boatswain Wesley E. Lapham; Carl E. Gren; and seamen John E. Gaston: Donald H. Greetan and Kenneth Russin's J. Oliver. of

Jus

CELEBRATE

Tokyo, Apr. 28.

her regains Japan sovereignty at 9.30 p.m. HK Summer Time today and the Allied Occupation comes to an end, but a wave of un- official celebrations swept the country hours in ad-

vance.

fire-

orc

Flags of the Rising Sun were in many places and displayed throughout the stands, crackers broke the Sunday calm. The Japanese danced und mude merry in Tokyo until late hours. feel as though a great neutrality" und military alr

as these five, by near- been lifted," reconstruction in North superhuman effort, reached the Japanese said. Eaton's stern, their

Japan walted for more than whaleboat Koven after truce settlement,

Some guarded remarks

ef swamped. They serambled aboard six years and eight months for

day.

No longur inust apoke men he might be taken the

Japan's government take orders from foreign occupation forces, longer must the average jump when bellowed at United States military

field

as

an indication that a new formula to get over the prisoner hump is in works at full-dress meetings.-United Press.

To Conserve

Exchange

hulle.

this

L. Story decided to risk his une remaining, whaleboat and crew in a seemingly futile effort to rescue the seven men now citizen

for

NG

by

clinging to the stern structure.

They could not. hold on long, policeman.

Under the mutual defence waves repeatedly swept

United Japan and the their over

dangerous pact,

States became Allies when the occupation ends,

American

efear refitge

GIGANTIC WAVE

Capetown, Apr. 27,

A life rafi was attached to South Africa is curtailing the whalebout by

Д long line. transfers of funds to all non- Chief Boatswain Jelle N. Pruett Sterling countries to conserve maneuvied his boar upwind, her foreign exchange resources, intending

lo let the raft drift the Treasury announced Inday. own to the wreck.

Remittances to these countries Just as succes seemed near, for the engagement of dance

he reported, a gigantle

Toller bands, musicians, singers, boxers, lifted the whalebont and raft wrestlers and other people for both completely over the wreek, entertainment purposes in the They come down safely in deep Union are also being restricted, | water, and put about for another the po

announcement said. The Treasury said that i was against exchange control regu- lations for

South people in Africa to engage such oversens -visitors without the approval of the control authorities, even If the contracts did not involve transfer of earnings.-Reuter,

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

124 points were scored in all. f... 21 each game

1 Boints can unty RIVE FIX different results, the componenta of the aggregate score being, the same throughout where there are 3 converted goals and 2 tries. 1.0., 21-56 13 The seven results are: 21-0 18-3 10-5 15-6 19-011-10

From the remaining data we ** League can now deduce

Table":

the

A

B

16

1:

5

15

6

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London Express Service

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Answers

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Why we say Navvy. The British labourer, especially when busy with pick and shovel, is called

"navvy." Strange

to say, the word originates from the Latin "navis,” ship, because the labourers (many of them Irish) who were to dig the employed beds of the inland waterways were called "navigators," the idea of canals being entirely new to the British mind.. Out of "naviga. tor" came the crisp "navvy."

No Defence Counsel

military forces will remain here TRIAL POSTPONED at the request of the Japanese

The trial of a 21-year-old to protect Japan from Invasion.

student, Chan Kiu-heung, REACTION LIKELY Both Japanese and American for the murder of his sweet observers believe that there will be some reaction to the occupa heart, 18-year-old Li Slu-lan, tion once it is over, but nobody which was to have opened Japanese before the Chief Justice, Sir government officials worry lest Gerard Howe, in the Cri- little incidents be exaggerated minal Sessions this morning beyond real importance,

to was adjourned until American military police said on Sunday night they have not

morrow morning at 10 a.m. of anti-

of the received any reports

due to the absence foreign or anti-occupation

Defence Counsel.

knows

cidents. clase

This time the scheme worked. The raft was manoeuvred

The bulk, the castaways leaped aboard and were towed back to the Arikara, riding 30- foot waves all the way.

Besides Pruett, the boat crew that made the final rescue in- clude! John W. Raymond, gunner's

Kenneth Burton; and seamen Marvin V. Anderson and

Ralph C. McKenzie-Assocláted Press,

male;

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Radio Hongkong

H.K.T.

Programo Summary: 002, Children's Half Hour "precanted by Elizabeth Ann (Studio): 8.30, Portu Eneko Stalf Hour (Studio); 7. Popular As I knew him. A Personal

Orchestral Selectionortrait 11.G. Wells by Frank Bwinnerton 18BCTS); 1.45, Artist of the Week-Alfredo Campoli (Violin); 7,59, Weather Report: 9. Time Signal, World News and Newra Talk London 'Relay); 8.10, The Perry Como Show

Like A 630, Like What

presented by Ronald Harris (Shidlo); 9. Over to and You with Itiehard Murdoch

Dyn

how much.

Mr Patrick Yu, Crown Coun- by Det. Insy. T. Bel, assisted

the inore Kavanagh, appeared for to be, Prosecution. Mr A. J. Clifford,

instructed by Mr A. R. O'Dowd amnesty; tho Cabinet meets Booth, was assigned to defend

the accused.

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The family's

favourite refresher

Fascists' Defence Opens Rally In Case In

Rome Sedition Trial

Jeer At Democracy

Rome, Apr. 27. Fascists followers massed 50,000 strong in the heart of Rome on Sunday to jeer

and nt democracy munism In A scene

luplicated since Allied urmies overthrow Mussolini,

un-

(Continued from Page 1)

Jury on which they could find arus verdict,

IL

WATSONS

Its.

From The Filos

demanded that there should nul so a long delay in bringing the no Court so that the public wedd know. A man was tried right away."

RULE OF LAW

100 Years Ago

The P. & O. S. N. Co's Steam Ship "Lady Mary Wood," Captain Jamiczon, caine in about four o'clock yesterday warning, nineteen days froin Calcutta.

By this opportunity we have nows from England to The 8th March, of, wilch wel publish a lengthy summary frem The columns of "Friend of Indio.'

"I am going to give you the aw declared Mr Chen. Counsel next deelt lengthily "Whatever I say is merely by with the rule of law, citing Com-way of suggesting the law. three points. These were (1) will be for the learned Judge the rule that a judicial de- extrcias nis Junction and cision shall be based upon fixed tell you what

principles already estoolished; tar as he is able to. As regards (2) the rule that legislation the fucts, you, and you alone,

must favour the limitation has

judicial "Canoppy." members of the Jury, are the

of the executive and judges."

"Rescue Rome from the in-

the competence of

Christian Democrats and the barbarism of

the law is

the

Chinelo

news-

The "L. M. Wood" bring on 069 chests of Bengol Drug and the remainder of the last sale the been shipped. In

"Faouihun," "Mor

The "Canton"

on the

7th.

reached Calcutta

The news of, most interest is that from Burmah, where our forces have fully succeded in

that they went about. Hostilities commenced on the

ult. The troops landed

Mr Chen then dealt with the power to dent arbitrarily with the Tartar hordes of Com-Printers and Publications Or- individual rights; (3) the rule.

that the Government-should--the "Mor"-on-the---Oth—————– Life- munism," shouted white-haired dinance, the Magistrates jealously respect

its legal "Poppy" and the "Paoushun dinance and Augusto De Marsanich, veteran

imitations.

both on the 10th of April. of the 1922 Black Shirt march Publications Protection.

Quoting from the Control of on Reme. He spoke hand on

Mr Chen said the Chinese

Publications Ordinance, Mr Publications Prevention Or- hip, apeing Mussolini's man

Chen said there was a summary nerism.

dinance of 1007 was to prevent

procedure which the Crown of matters in

might have used in bringing the publication of the Colony calculated to distur

the Information bofore the peace of China.

magistrate against any His Lordship, interposing, re-

paper which contravened any marked that that Ordinance had to

of its sections. since been repealed.

Mr Hooton interposed to say Mr Chen, continuing, sold

Wps wrong. The Mr Chen The pro-Fascist meeting high-

the

of the Ordinance Ordinance provided that an ap- repeal lighted Sunday's opening of a

why certain news-plication might be made to a campaign: to win control of explained

Colony had not

mugistrate Rome and 2,400

to suspend or close Italian com- papers in the

for offences

had munities in the May 23 muni-been prosecuted

under that Ordinance. The newspaper ofter there

been a conviction. In the pre- c'pal elections,

preamble to that Ordinance,

sent

instance there had not showed tho however,

good been

n conviction. The Crown Counsel

Applause roared up from the followers of his openly pro Fascist Italian Society Move- ment (MSI) jammed into Piazza Del Popolo,

the

more

VIOLENT CAMPAIGN The campaign

grew violent on Sunday with these developments:

of

the paper we

of the Or-

Mr Chen the went on to deal with the Criminal Proce dure Ordinance and the method of trial by which the defendants were now being

"WC criminal

are

↑ with

dealin procedure known

said information,"

There 1s 赶 distinction tween this and an

4

not

Mr Chen submitted thai, so Counsel.

long as a man did not by his be-overt actions calculate to encour- Indict- age a breach of the peace, then

lles In

Falued

Martaban at 7.15 a.m. under eaver of a smart fire from the war vessels, and, by (breakfast-time) hud possession of all the works. By noon the British flag was flying at all the pluces where before had

Burm.. Flood the standard of

On the following day, the fleet sailed for Rangoon, and from the 10th to the 14th that'

In poverty-stricken Calabria to the south, Communist boss neighbourliness which

place appears to have sustained Red had earlier referred to in the could not go to a magistrate and Palmiro Togliatti-whose

a continued bombardment. At followers was

want- given an equal course of some of his questions say "We don't like this news

an order to

2 p.m. was Indicative chance

of

Rome, and capturing

evacuated the Burmese having stood their ground until they Naples and Bari-cried out for special concern which the Gov-close it." The particular offence on the 14th the place was ernment of Hongkong and Her before the Court could only be --a- Communist-vletery. ----

Majesty's Government had for tried in the Supreme Court, ami

were fairly driven out by the Bayonet. Our ipes Is estimated Anti-Communist and anti-good relations with the main was out of the jurisdiction of

Or the magistrale..

at 900 killed and wounded; two Faselst Premier Alcide de Gas- land. The repeal

Mr Chen sold it was easy, if it Major of the Madras army, peri called for support of his dinance merely "puts us back

Oakes and Griffiths, having died pro-American, middle of the to the common law relating to had not been a political matter,

or any to have taken summary proceed- from the effects of a stroke of road government in a major ad- seditious publications

ings, but inasmuch as the Crown

sun, Throughout these pro- kind of pubilcation." dress at Naples.

wished to make this a political ceedings Rear-Admiral Ausien A DISTINCTION' Thousands of election posters

Issue they had brought the mat- took a distinguished part, and, covered the walls

Counsel remarked there were throughout

ter to the Supreme Court by way owing to the "Rattler ground- eircumstances which special the city.

of u

He e criminal

information.

during the first day's existed in this part of the world declared the Crown was seeking engagement, to shift his flag to

ing, had In which we were living.

to obtain the sanction of the the "Hermes. General Godwyn

to something they wished

commanded the Land Forces. to achieve. If there was a con- This news of the Burmece viction by a magistrate, that did war was not known in Calcutth

carry with it the sanction of. when the "L..M. Wood" left a Jury. A bomb blew up the head-

the same having been taken to of the Anti-Commu- quarters

"Not in agréEMENT

Penang by the H. C. Str. "Hugh nist Labourers Movement at

Lindsay Both "Canton" an Catalina, Sicily. The movement

"Foushun" were to leave Cal- last year by was established

cutin on the 20th April, the two Communist deputies who

former with 200, the latter with 000 Chests of Opium, Most of quit the party in disgust. Apment. The distinction

His Lordship said he would the "Canton's" drug being con- parently the blast was the work this and it is a very Import- he might say what he liked. of Communists,

ant distinction because the con- tell the Jury he was not in signed to houses in Penang, we duct of this defence is going

may hardly expect to see that Continuing his reading of the

vessel for several days yet, The Communists revealed their to be based upon certain objee agreement with that assertion.

SEAMEN RESQUED campaign ace - in - the - hole- tions I took before you mem- law from Dicey, Mr. Chen said:

Jury were em- Alighiero Tonal, a Jesuit pricstbers of the

"Wo are dealing with the first The P. & O. 8. N. who turned Communist two days panelled into the Jury.

case of this nature in Hongkong, Steam Ship "Shanghat, Captain: ago. Tondi published a bilster- "In ap Indletment or in pre- ever. We are dealing with a

Christian, came

few ing charge that the de Gasperi ferring a charge by indictment procedure which is out of date minutes after three

yesterday 3 days 7 hours, afternoon, government has "bound

that in England and which has been

only, after the arrest or summons of discarded in favour of the more "Shanghai"

from Shanghai.. The hand and foot, to the foreigner," the procedure.

reports general the defendant or accused to op- modern type of

you must light weather outside, and one radio and television priest, Central Or Κοινίσση Magis- bear with me if I go somewhat or two vessels, California beund,

distance from at a short warned an overflow audience, at

defendant trácies, the

matter. It iz or ac deeply into this the American Catholic Church of cused appears

land Passengers Messrs Walle accompanied by only in that way will you be Counsel. Thereafter

Bagshaw, Kirk, Bowman, Walm the able to render a true verdict or

face, H. H. Mackenzie and a Santa Susanna that Rome cus coming to a crisis" and Romans

ons proceedings are taken first of a special verdict."

Parsee Gentleman. Between are face to face with tyrannical all in the nature of an inquiry The trial is proceeding. danger." It was an obvious refer and that form of inquiry is de

Tunghing and 'Hoksew, with a light favourable wind, tho ence to fears in informed political veloped

over a considerable

Shanghal screwed 103 milen. circles that the Communists and period of time so that before

in 8 hours; and ran 268 yos-: a men is actually put on trial

terday, with breezes of vorious in charge of a jury the magis-

and description-brick, strong, fellow travellers joined in united sternal city.

trate or some other group of

moderate. By the "Shanghai Grand Jury, In

we have the "N, C. Hornia” of people, like Democrats, quire into the

seriousness of

1st Instant from which we take refused to join the extreme right

inquire and also

the following matter this Fascists and Monarchists in a single

whether the prosecutor of into anti-

"On the 19th, the Crown Ог the private pro Communist front.

is in possession Thus the on-Communist votosecutor is split,

enhancing Communist suffelent evidence election chances. A 1952 local the spending of time in the victory in Rome or other big taking of the Inquiry plus the cities would give the Com- expenses of a public trial. munista control” „of vital muni- cipal election machinery for the 1053 national voting-Asociated Press

Bishop Fulton J. Sheen

of

this:

New York, America's well-known pear before, a magistrate in the Indictment. Therecution by

front may win control of the

The centre group dominated by the Christlan

pro

o!

to warrant

01 arc

Licences depositions, these witnesses addressing

No

He inquired whether For Boats

Although no big formal cele- bration was scheduled for Mon- day, it will go down in records |

a full day because: than 4,000

persons are released from prison' under un Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's residence to toasi

When the Court sat at 10.22 Yoshida ex- Mr

a.m. his Lordship, today's events;

state Crown Counsel said that the pects to lasua a formal ment; the Foreign Office

case was to be defended by Mr cially announces Japan's in Clifford. dependence; the new US Am Mr Clifford had arrived yet.

Murphy, Receiving a negative reply, bassador, Mr Robert

the to announce Chief Justice arrives; Japan is

remanded the the diplomatic personnel sho case until tomorrow morning. will send abroad, United He apologised to the Jurors in Press,

asking them to wolting attend, but regretted they had to *atland

tomorrow ogain

His Lordship ordered costs of the adjournment to bo and paid by Defence Counsel his instructing solicitor,

Gold Smuggler morning

Caught

A 45-year-old broker, Sum Ping-kit, was fined $150 or two months by Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central, today for importing 25

and Industry.

| Kenneth florne (BBCTS); 0.30, Lon-

den Forum (DECTS) What is aptaels of gold without a permit: neusement and is it over justified? Sir Charlen Webster, Harold Micot from the Director of Commerce 1. Pichincha, in Ecuador. 2.

son, Arthur Newell: ID. Concerto "Twelfth Night, or. What You

for Once and Orchestra (B, Strauka) ....Leon Gorens (Oboe) and Wall." 3. In 1034. 4. The Holland Tunnel, connecting New Yoric the Philharmonia Orch. cond, bry Aireo Callera; 10.30, Chanson Fran- Tho City and Jersey City. 5.

cale: 10.45. Tangpes and Waltics 11, Hulan Ukrainë, because of its Radio News Reel London Relay);

Music; extensive wheat production. 6. Weather Report: God Save The

Queen; 11.30, Close Down.

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MONDAY, APRIL 28

By "Air Japan, p.m., B.C.A.C. Philippines, N. Borneo, 5. p.m.. C.P.A.

Malaga, Indonesia, Australls, New Zealand, 5 p.m., C.P.A.

A BAFEGUARD "It was a safeguard of the public against any arbitrary action. The magistrate hears the evidence of the prosecution, takes down the answers of the wit-

are known nesses, which cross-examined by the defend

his or by ant, if he wishes,

"By Surface Macao, 12.30 p.m.; § p.m., as Lee Counsel, and if it is a case in which the defendant should put Hang Tak Shing.

Japan, a p... as AgapenOT, TUESDAY, APKİL 25. his defence immediately, such as falling For

By Air take out to

an alibi, he taices that first ap-

put forward

Indo-China, (Tonkin only), 8 a.m., his licences for their rowing boats,portunity to

bas Via.C.P.A. Cheng Hon-hong, 27, and Chan alibi. After the magistrate has Formon. 1 a.m., CA.T.

Indo-China. France, French, North Kam. 31 were each fined $20 by heard the evidence and comes

10a.m., Alr Mr T. B. Low at the Marine to the conclusion there is no & West, Africa,

the France. Court this morning.

case, that is the

Siam, Estima, India, Pakistan, But if hu

Middle East, Africa, Great Britain. prima facie Europe, 12,30 p.m., B.ӂ¡G.

Thal Forced, Japan,.5 p.m.. commits, the defendant

U.S.A..

prima facie Defendants were arrested end of the while

there letting out their, boats finds for hire at Lalchikok Beach ou caad he Sunday,

matter.

was

sevarni

to the Supreme Court and the Airways.. Okinawa,

Formosa.

the

By BurfaCO Macho, 11.30. p.m.; ".§` p.m., 23

China, Feople's Lopublic, 0.30 a.m., train via Canton.G Formosa, dim. as Wing Band Indo-China, '10 'smas Laura i

empty in which is an entire- Maersk, :

1y

has mone

Malayo,

Zealand. 3 p.m.

LI Kam, 23, licenses of pas defendant comes before a jury, Canada, 5' p.m., N.W. A.L... senger Bampan A191Y,

and the

defence knowuz fined $10 for preach of a licence cat

to meet casa It has

because Lee Hong/Tak Bhinig:** condition. Intercepted on Satur- they are in

of the possession day near Buoy AB, LI was whole of

of the

depositions found to be carrying

"In this case it is by criminal hawkers and nine camphor chesta. Sub-Insp. Kong been sold the hawlcers hatt London, Apr. 20. Defendant was arrested at the Yuen On Wharf when he came.

chesto aboard a Enrolment for Britain's Home peddling thoʻ off from the ss Fat Shan from Cuard-emergency elvillan de steamer.

Hearing of the case against Macao. He was then taken to fence force begins today.

The War Ofise needs 125,000 Cheung Ah-mo, 28, tailor, who Quem Mary Hospital and five bars of gold were found inside men now, but so far no fewer was arrested on the complaing

of than 40,000 recrulis have regis of officers

the USS him.

The metal valued at $4,780. tered.

O'Bannon, was adjourned 24 was ordered to be confiscated, Parliament has sanctioned the hours, Chourg was charged with Reyonus Insp. Knox pro raising of a Home Guard 170,000 erally boarding the warship secuted.

as B9 Busy on Saturday, strong this year-Reuter,

procedure. This is

Australia, Rullaayang. out Proceeding which of practice in England: the last Windustan,

Indonesia. p. Toochow case was in 1911. That was the last time in which criminal in-

Philippines, 25 Kimājas" Talabuť.

For keeping a -maisage estab- was filed by the Attorney-General and it is now lishment at 992 Canton Road, out of use: When it was in use arst floor, on Saturday, Kung was used in cases of seditious Wing-po, 10, was fined $186, by libel, such as this, when the Mr KY. Yung at Kowloon this situation for the circumstances ́) morning.

forruation

in

A

the

Co's

the

British

schooner "Nymph", Captain

thứ, Wilson, ploked up, near southern end of Formosa, two

seamen in the long-bont of the American ship "Robert Bowne" which vessel had been taken by who her Chinese passengers w were landing on one of the Tay- ging shan group of Islands when the two men made thele escape They were brought to this port and gave their depositions before the American Consul on whose application the Honble. Capt. Spencer, Commander of 11 M.'s. brig "Contest", readily consentedi to go in search of the vessel, hoping to save more of the crew, and departed on the morning of i

twenty-four the 20th, within hours after the notice was given". The depositions of the men have been obligingly furnished us by the American Consu).

The "Minna with the malls had 'not arrived when the) "Shanghal lett,

Prison, Cane

For Thief

Chan Lam, 35, unemployed, was sentenced to two months and four strokes of the pano ho pleaded","guilty to when stealing a purse from a woman, betora Mr.K. Y. Yung at Kowloon this morning

Complainant, Put Chij was walking along i Ngal Tein Wal Road, at about 10.15. p.m. on Saturday when defendant ap- proached her from behind and snatched the puse containing $185 and a wrist watch,

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