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SIR.Now that Mr. Lo has rais ed the point, I would like to know, if it possible to obtain information a to how many of the 277 witnesses examined by the Salaries Commis- sion in their 57 meetings were Chinese.
I am one of those who are hoping that the Chinese Chamber of Com merce will press this matter until some offcial explanation is received to Mr. Lo's frank criticism.
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CUBICLE.
THREE OCCUPANTS CHARGED.
IMPOSSIBLE TO FIX GUILT.
Three Chiness were charged be foro Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, with possetzion of seditious pro- "paganda calculated to Causo breach of the peace.
Detective Sergeant Donovan pro secuted and Mr. F.. C. E. Rendal appeared for the first defendant..
Six men were originally charged but Sorgeant Donovon said that the prosecution did not wish to bring any evidence against three of them who were accordingly allowed to leave the Court.
Giving evidence, Sergt. Donovan. said that in company with a squad of Chinese detectives he visited the first floor of 145, Woosung Street. He went to the front cubicle and knocked at the door, and announced
that he was a member of the police. Receiving no reply the door was forced and on entering he found the threo defendants sitting on the only bed in the room. They admitted that they lived in the cubicle, and
search was made. Underneath the bed a quantity of books and papers were found on top of a suitcase and a rug. The second, defendant said the suitcase was hia and the rug was owned by third defendant. Both the parcels were in a very clean condition, and there was no Witness took dust on the boxes. possession of all the material and arrested the three defendants. The printed matter was sent to the S.C.A. for translation, there being over 500 pamphlets.
Cross-examined by Mr. Rendal, witness said that he understood that the principal tenant of the Aat had left a month before the visit of the police.
The first defendant, in the wit neas, said that he was offered a job and was told to meet a certain man at the front cubicle where he was found when arrested.
He went there and was advised to wait for the man who was to give him the. work. He waited for two days without the man turning up.
Sin,What are European em-
The three defendants in their ployers going to do för their em- statements denied all knowledge of ployees. The Chinese in Govern- the propaganda and said that the ment, employ are getting their case cubicle was rented by another man. put forward through the Chinese The principal tenant, a woman, WAS Chamber of Commerce. Their called and corroborated this state- "kicks," just or otherwise, ars bement, saying that the man Kave ing brought out in public, but the ¦ neither address nor name, but asked poor European,, who also has to to be called "short man." meet the general rise in prices, has Mr. Rendaîl submitted that the not, in many cases, been given the prosecution had to prove guilty wherewithal to do so. Meanwhile | knowledge on the part of his client. business continues dull, and it is There was a vast different between not easy to see when the happy ought to have known" and "did day will come when exchange will know." It was admitted that the go up again. Therefore, I hope it defendant was not the principal is not asking too much if employers tenant of the "cubicle, and that the follow the recommendation of" the || individual could not be found. He Salaries Commission, and treat submitted that if his client could those in their employ the same as provide a reasonable explanation of the Government contemplate for his presence there, it would suffice. their servants. 1. would like to His Worship know the psychology of Hear the view's of other readers on these people, if offered a job they this point. Is it possible to form would stay and wait for the man a society for the protection of the who promised it. European employees of European firms Yours, etsi -
HARD HIT. Hong Kong, March 27.
SALARIES COMMISSION
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We have been informed from official sources that the Govern ment has received the authority of the Secretary of State for the Colonies to place the Salaries Com- mission's report before the Legisla. tive Council,
This will not take place for some weeks.
G.B.S. DENOUNCES FILM CENSOR.
PROTEST AGAINST BANNING
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Mr. Bernard Shaw has made a vigorous denunciation of the action of the film censor in banning "The Night Patrol," a fim depicting life on the Thatnes Embankment,
"There is no end to the craziness of this censorship business," he de- clared. "I can only ask Mr. Ed ward Bäorte (the film censor) pub- licly what he supposes he is paid for, and what difference it would make to public morals if his office were abolished.
"Fled in Disgust."
The Magistrate, in giving his de- cision, said that it would be as great a risk to say that the pam- phlets belonged to any one of these men as it would be to say that it belonged to all three. A distinction could not be made, and his 'Wor- ship was reminded of a story told by "Sir Henry Gollan of a case in Bermuda where three prisoners were found tied together in a prison cell, one morning-one of them murdered. One of the aur viving prisoners must have done the deed but it was impossible to say which, and both were acquitted. It was the same in this case. Nothing belonging to the first defendant was found, and it could not be said that the mere presence of the printed matter on top of the property of the second and third defendants meant that it belonged to either of them.
Another point was that Sergt. Donovan announced his identity before entering the flat. If the de- fendants had been aware of the nature of the papers beneath the bed they would surely have either got rid of them, or concealed them in a better place.
All threo defendants were dis charged."
CANTON SILK MARKET REPORT.
The report for the week ending Afarch 25 states:-
During the past week a fairly good business has been done in the high grades with Lyons, and prices realight advance..
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To console myself for his huff "Mr. Shaw. was referring to
Mr. Shartt's reply to his protest business is still checked by the price As regards the New York market,'
"I went to the pictures in the limits act here, which buyers COD evening, There I was taken to sider too high. However holders France and shown an undressing will not give way. scene, followed by an exhibition of two mew awallowing drink after drink until I could stand it no longer, and fed from the theatre
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"When I find an official who is entrusted with the arbitrary con trol of the picture theatre allowing films to be exhibited, then I appeal unlimited liberty to pornography, to public opinion to sweep that and absolutely refusing to allow official and his powers and his de- honest and decent social welfare partment to the dustbin... (Oontinued at foot of next column). "That is all I have to say.””.
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