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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1956.
SHEAFFERS
CROSS-EXAMINATION
KEAY CONTINUES
(Continued from Page 1)
Questioned further, he
Natu
he wanted Mr O'Neill to be here to look after his own affairs,
Asked if at that time he was
of the Lam aware
Chuch-
O'Neill Egreement, Keay replied that ho was aware of that agreement since June 23, 1955,
"Mr Rea: And you had in fiet iliscretion not to issue The licence
to the Mountain Lend Mines.
Keny I had not received kny ot application for the transfer the Beence.
Asked how he would know of the transfer if he bud not received any application. Keay, replied that unofficially he hel known quite a lot had been
lone
Had Some Interest
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this
Askush i he was aware Mi O'Neillandglig have some interest
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cash of By that time plied "Why shouldn't 17 I have
the wheller
It did not strike him to answer to that. Jolly asked licences were almost ready, He cheque, what his name was and I said checked them himself after the as unusual for Mr Armstrong nek him that. IL seemed Tsao and wrote it down. He said call from Mr Armstrong. how do you pronounce it and 1
the normal to him. Keay said that between muid "Temo" I have a faint recol-meeting at the Sports Club and
Accused lection of Jolly asking me how the call from Mr Armstrong the
not next day he did not talk with Armstrong do you spell it, but I am
any member of sura.
the syndicate, i cash naturally. Mr Ren asked if this was the nor could he remember any of first time Keay had written them telephoning him. down that name and Reay old
l that
appeared reords and in the diary.
Crown Counsel pointed out that it appeared only
three times In the diary: once when there was an erostire, after that I was on the same day as tho Sports Club meeting. May 10, and then more recently
to
Around Accused's Leg
Evidence
thut accused
had clastic rubber bands placed around his right leg was given this morning at the committal proceedings aguinst Quik Bah-chee, 80- Singapore born
of what year-old
"not murder of Mr Arthur John
Mr Rea the referred 40 Mr Keay agreed that on May 17 Armstroggersion to various ho went Mr Armstrong's banned on May 17. Mr Arma-Chinese, charged with the
office, taking with him the twrong had said Kay was licences. He agreed he brought prepared to hand the licences Clifford, barrister.
Cover to me until the question of up the question of the $20,000 compensation had been settled." he had paid to Tsao.
Keay said he could not re- collect, but he would accept this.
Mere Coincidence
It was
That was the second time he
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Keay said that was Not cer- being heard met Mr Armstrong, he said, reet. "I was quite prepared But that was the first time he hand over the licences, but
Sub-Insp. Ivan Cyril Scott, mentioned to him is loan of wanted to knew what had been estined that he was the officer $20,000 for Hong Sling.
arranged in regard to payment.“
in charge of the Central Police had said the stated. Keay agreed he
Station on August 4 when a evidence that Mr Armstrong
man Was brought to him at agreed to hold the new deences
about 2 p.m. Nie identified that In trust until the matter had
mon as the accused in the dock,
Be
mere c-My
told him
SI Scott said he supervised a meidence that he had his bank would be
days beforund 3 this Keny“refused 0
search of the accused's person, at the him with statement
payment could be made because uve the decums with him,
Keny d there was no refusal In la presence a Corporal took He did not bring
no shares had been sold. letnice, Keny sand he had asked Sports Club,
possession of certain The Asked how
agreement on his part oplaton of Mr Sneath. it with him speelfieally to show
from the
the accused. They included to the others. Crown Counsel, and he kad, not 11
|came about that Mr Armstrong |
Mr Rea: Is Mr Armering a blue shirt, blood-stained white hold He agreed that prior to thai | should
the licences known exactly what Mr Sneath', *
trousers, ankle socks, etc. Mr Jolly must regard to M meeting,
have trust, Keny said he was dealingtring a He?
SI Scott said he plso found opinion was in
Ac- Trad. | with a respected solleitor, ONeur interest.
O'Neill, known that he had paid Mi
bands Kany: He is telling a lie, yes, four or Ave clastic recollect th first cused said Mr Armstrong sur- night get redress in the Civil "I cannot
Regarding a letter signed by around neevised's right leg a few helu Linie
I told Jolly. think it was gested that the licences be Court, Keay said,
Keay which Keay brought with inches below the knee. A aware probably at the race niting by him personally for a few
him 10 Mr Armstrong's office, similar number of elastic bands January," some in- 44me time aftr might have
he days untit payment was made.
Mr Ren et Mr Armstrong had, were also found further down terest in the matter?
added.
Promise Made
sodd that Keny
the told him
the leg. letter was evidence of Tsan's interest in the matter.
he did 914 any Keay said
was that. He reid the letter meatly to indicate that Tsao had surrendered rights to the claim.
Hearing is proceeding.
Mr Rea Were you
O'Neili
under- tha he Keay: Yes, but he had To Keay said
$20.000 which he come here to look after his own stood the
to Trao would be interest himself.
repaid to him out of Syndicate
In expressing your degretan, But was a matter you consider. 1. e-postile redress of the other 20 Beend j'arade
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Mc Rea statement to
asked why Keay show his bunk
Mr Jolly when there were the could not keep those licences in
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Key replicil own office, two ether
that he hud no revBON
to keep. ryndiente there.
"Well, Jolly was the one do- them in his office at thai stage, ing all the talking," Keay said.
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not them over to the Mountain Lead
Co..
Kery said remember i Whileheld saw the Mines
of Armstrong The stolenient.
purpose
the showing it
was to indicate thujand he was overdrawn in that sum behalf He wanted repayment. He was, Co.
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he hidrich he ord
understood that passed days had not been repald,
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which It was noted that Mr Keay: I never asked Jolly for Hong Sling had beers toki that copayment. I just showed it tat, everything was overbod, Keny iul. SA yak he hut been afraid that Mr O'Neill, being a much simpler soul than My Burns or Mr Hong by in the pro- posed agreement made,
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MI Ites observed that the #greement between Mr O'Neill and the Lam Chuen Syndicate Key was a fatal agreement. replied, "Well that's up to O'Neill and Hing Sling to die- Luss, not up to me 1 witness- ed their stgunture "
Keay aid he was writing to [M; O'Neil in the expueity of a friend and not as the Superin- lendent of Mines,
bren dutic. Mins
obtained
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He denied that he was telling
to Mr Jolly as a sort of lever to get his money back.
Mir Rea aid that Mr Hulse eviience and Whefteld had said it was possible that Mr Jolly w telling the meeting
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Mr director dealing on of the Mountain Lend
was person
handling the Armstrong
by
Mr
to Beences he WAS handing Mountain Leat
them over to Mines.
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said Kony
asked him not
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Mr Kwan Kwong-ylp, mano- Ator of the Wah Keung Tailor Yuen Street, Shop, at 23, Lee West, ground floor, leslied that sometime in the middle of last year he became acquainted with Yat a person known to him as Poon-tal, Pointing to the dock, witness said accused was tho to him by that person known
Accused had introduced
to him on three casions, witness said.
Port Sold, Sept. 13, Wines and accured on July 21 Egyptian authorities here this Year did D paint job for Mm hin shop. He began work today kept top recret their pinnat 6.30 ain, and worked for an hour. for running the Sucz Canal Sometime between July 22 and 24, after Western pilots walkout,
witness said his fokl, Wong Kwok- hung. nion known na Fei Tai told Dr Tok El Dib, Egyptian head him wangthing and also showed him
Running Canalbusiness
told Mr Armstrong about him. ART
Mr Armstrong asked
Naturalisation Certificates
released
oc-
of the Port Said Canal Autho- a knife wake the drawer of a des
Whinom identified a told United Press that in the diep. rity, details
of how
the Egyptians fhown to him in court a
similar to the one shown him by intend to keep the canal run- hi fokl
Witnews road that 15 minutes after only be hinning wou
his foki Jeft the shop, accused 4-
ed acetted if the
belonged to hin Accused replied in English "It's mine." Witiem atted accused before then, something might take the knile away
I replied: "I finish work; I take 1
after the plots walk off the 300 rived to do some CONTAR. Ho ask.
Tomorrow at
at midnight.
"If we revealed our
plans
away.
and
Witness, added that he then naked accured where he got the knife and he replied "I buy for a Malayan
Witness said he then went to the front of the chop. Later on when accused had left the shop, winger said he returned to the desk to inolt for the knite but found that it was
happen to them," he said,
Representatives here of the old Suez Canal Company sald new Instructions have been received Certifienics of naturalisation | from Paris advancing the pilotsman. listed in the Government Gazetic deadline 24 hours
so that all this morning are granted to the ships will clear the Canal by following: Mr Y. T: Ning (0, midnight
United Ning Young Terrace, Bonham Press, Rond, Hongkong) General before Keay arrived that Keny M Manager of Hung Shing & Co.;
Mr Leong Kwal-Chun known as. Keay admitted that Mr Jolly Liang Kuo-chang (304-8. The of that before the meeting. Peak, Hongkong) Managing
We
knew
$19,000 overdrawn,
"Then why produce the bank
statement to him at the meet. Director of Kien Hwn (Hong- d: Mr Yu Hsien-tao ing?"
7" Mr Rea
kong) Lid: Rea usked.
Waterloo Road, ground he, loud for, Kowloon) clerk: Miss Han TI-hou (Y.W.C.A., 11, Duddell Street, Hongkong) editor, and Mr Hermann Paunzen (34, Ken- nedy Road, Hongkong) puriner and Manager of the Parisian Grill.
Air Rea remarked that the
that Information Keay had passed to
they real O'Neill in the felter had them that by chance he had the
through his
statement with him and Superintendent of duced
it
"There it is." saying He said he did not remember being asked for proof that ne had paid Trao
He told them that he had paid $10,000 in cash and drawn a cheque for $10,006. | Mr Rea put it to him that in fact his bank subs, caukt nut move that he had paid Teno $20,000 for de cheque whe eh em for $10,000.
This infcination 14 public information." Kea replied. "You can pick up any of them R the street
at any time. All that information is public. d:n't depend Un J single fien to get information about them." Kouy continued that he hund not written to Mr O'Neill nòvul
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Asked whether Mr Jolly ap peared suspicious, Keay thet-none of them did.
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uy matter which had come to ‚“Legally, no," said Keay, "bu: (actually 1: tự true that I did pay him through his official duties.
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Total took out an old envelope and ed in this discussion and when
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