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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1931.
CHINESE DETECTIVE
ASSAULTED.
SOLDIERS ON SERIOUS
."CHARGE.
VICTIM'S LOSS OF MEMORY.
The case in which two soldiers of
the South Wales Borderers are charged with assaulting a Chinese detective on May 3 in Pedder Street, was commenced. at Central Magistracy yesterday before Mr. E. H. Willians.
The defendants, Privates P. J. Brain and H. James pleaded "not guilty" through their solicitor. Mr. D. B. Evans.
Outlining the case for the pro secution, Mr. T. Murphy, A.S.P... slated that about 11 p.m. on May 3, the two Chinese detectives, who were on plain clothes duty, were attacked by three Europeans in plain clothes at the junction of Pedder Street and the lane at the side of the Queen's Theatre.
One of the constables, C 82, re- erived a blow on the face which
sused him to reel and stagger out into the street. When he recovered.. he saw one of the Europeans strik- ing his companion in the region of the body with a clenched fint, from which he collapsed.
An Indian constable, who was off duty, cama, on the scene and is alleged to have seen what happened. Ho anw several blows struck by the first defendant and also saw the prostrate detective. being kicked.
The three civilians then proceeded
towards Des Voeux Road and when
police whistles were blown, they roke into a run but were arrested by other policemen near the scene. who, however, did not see anything of the fight.
Girl's Evidence.
After the fight, a giri found her made a statement to the effect that she had seen the fight.
She said she saw several blows struck buf denied that she had approached either of the civilians or 'that they had approached or spok- en to her. The Indian con- stable in plain clothes,, in his reference to the woman, said she was engaged in conversation with one or more of the Europeans. This constable said he saw one of the defendants kick the detective.
Dr. I. Newton of the Government Civil Hospital, who was the first wiincas called, said that the deter- tive was admitted to hospital, on
self in the Police Station where she
HONG KONG POLICE
RESERVE.
[URDERS 158UED BY THE NON, MR. E D., 0. WOLYE, C.M.Q., INKIECTOR- GENERAL OF POLICS.)
King's Birthday Celebration.
£1,000 IN LINING OF WAISTCOAT.
SOLICITOR SAYS HE SAW MAN RIP OUT £100 NOTES.
Mention of man producing
Members of the Police Reserves 43000 in £100 notes from the lining who had been warned for duty 'te- | of his waistcoat we mundo at Bow marrow, will parade at Central street Police Cart. Police Station at 9 4.10. sharp. Harry Rosenfold, a 31-year-old Dress: White uniform, sunhats, cloth merchant, of leaford-rond, belts, and truncheons.
Forest Gate, was committed for. Members of the Sharpshooters trial on charge of committing, Company will fall in, outside the perjury in an affidavit sworn by Supreme Court, Building, on the
him, conterning an action in the west side at 0.18 a.m. instead of at High Court. Central Police Station as previously notified. tunics,
Dream: Khak helmets, strorts, puttees, belts, holster and revolvers.
General.
Revolver Practice: There will be no revolver practice at the Bowen Road Revolver, Range tomorrow.
Police Training School. The weekly classes for Police Reservists at the Police Training School, Kowloon, will be held as usual to-day, al 6.30 p.m. All mem- bers of the Chinese Company and of the Flying Squad who have not yet passed Part II of Training Course should attend.
Flying Squad.
The weekly instructional patrol of the Kowloon Section will take place to-day, Fall in at Tain-tai-isti Fire Brigade Station at 5.30 pm, sharp. Dress: Khaki uniform, and dap with klaki cover,
It was alleged that Rosenfeld| confessed to Mr. Emsley, of Emistey and Company, Ltd., tioth mana facturers, of Bradford, that what he had sworn in an affidavit declar ing that his firm, A. Rosenfeld and Son, silk and woollen merchants, of Commercial rond, E., was not in- debied to Messrs Emsley in the Bum claied, was untrue.
In consequence yg the afidavit, udgments were set arde which, it was alléged, had enabled Rosenfeld to achieve his end of gaining far- ther time for payment.
Cried Like a Child." Mr. Eoistey Baid that when Rosenfeld made his confession he cried like a child. On December
Rosenfeld gave him £1,500 in part qudation of his deht, and, promised to pay £1,500 nt. à later date.
Mr. Joseph Hedley Sutcliffe, soliciter, of Bradford, said he was present at the interview with Ro senfold and Emsley. Risenfeld left instructional] the talking at the interview to r Kong Serlion man whom he introduced as his cousin. When Mr. Ensley agreed to Recept the $1,500, Rosenfeld Lock out 2 knife, stripped the el ten £100 notes. The extra £500 lining of his waistcoat, and produc
was telephoned for from London.
There will be no patrol for the Hong on Friday, June 5.
Special Duty--Members who are
Bates will parade at Central Police dutailed for special duty at the Station on Saturday, June 6, at 1
Dress: Khaki uniform and P.,
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Sharpshooters Company.
Rifle Practice: Rifle practice will be carried out on the Tai Hang Range on Sunday, June 7, at 0.30 a. Members will assemble' on the range at that hour with their rifles, Uniform optional.
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(Sgd.) D. L. KING,
D.S.P. (R.).
Hong Kong, June 1, 1931,
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ADULTERATED MILK.
STIFF FINE ON KOWLOON VENDOR.
Fred. Li Hing, was summoned yesterday before Mr. E. W. Hani!- ton at the Kowloon Police Court with having sold adulterated milk to Mr. G. R, Reid.
Mr. M. A, da Silva appeared for the defendant, and the prosecution was in the hands of Mr. T. S.
May 3 in a semi-conscious condition SURPRISE FOR SNATCHER. Whyte-Smith, who said that there
and was restless and vomitting and
While returning to her residence,
CE one occasion vomitted blood. EUROPEAN LADY HITS BACK. The nian continued in a drowsy condition until May 7 when he showed signs of cerebral irritation. At that time his condition was grave and it was not until May 18 that the man showed signs of im- provement. He now behaved ration- ally and to outward appearances wae fit.
was 40 per cent, water in the milk, and that it was, a very serious thing
for milk of this kind to be supplied to children or invalids.
Mr. M. A. da Silva pleaded. 15, Bowen Rund at about 8 'o'clock guilty to a teelmical offence, and Sunday evening, Miss A. Woode-asked the Magistrate to take into house was suddenly attacked from consideration the fact that the de-, behind by a Chinese who strick, her fendnut did not know that the milk a blow on the head. Much to the was adulterated. He dealt with the man's surprise, however, the lady Tung To Dairy who supplied the The detective had severe cerebral
turned round, and, swinging milk injury, the exact nature of which | rattan bng in which
some A fine of 8180 was imposed.. could not be deterinioed, but it had affeeted his memory insofar as the incident from which he received
his injuries was concerned. His memory of the past and of recent events appeared normal but the man would not be fit for work for a month and was certainly not fit to attend Court until the end of that month.
No External Injuries.
In answer to Mr. Murphy, the doctor said that he had observed no external injuries at all. The man's mental condition, made him complain of headaches and pain in the back. He had been x-rayed but there word no injuries to his bones, spine or skull.
You say his lows of memory wás confined to the incidenta in this case-Yes,
Have you tested him? He seemed le understand ordinárý 'conversa- tion.
Answering further questions, wit- ness said, that he had not specially tested him, in connection with the present ense.. He agreed that was quite common for a person to forget all about, an accident in
which he was injured, and yet remember past and recent occur
rencon.
In answer to Mr. Evans, witacas said, that there were no bruises on the detective at all. The detective in all probability suffering
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books, she hit him in the stomach, causing him to double up.
This gaye Miss Woodchouse time to run away and when she got home she informed Mr. Andrewes, of the same address, who immediately went out in search of the wan, but
no trace of him was seen.
F
POLICE DUBIOUS.
STORY OF ASSAULT BY *SOLDIERS.
At about 11 p.m. on Sunday, a
A report was made to the police who are now carrying out investi-Chinese dashed into Central Police gations.
LOCAL WEDDING.
MR. J. YOUNG AND MISS A. M. V. BENNETT.
Station and made a report to the effect that a robbery had taken place in Garden Road. The robbers, ho said, were dressed in soldiers' uniform, but the police are rather doubtful regarding the truth of the allegations.
It is stated that a Chinese, em- ployed at the Aung Sheung Pro (Labour and Commèrcial Journal), At St. Andrew's Church, Kow. loon, yesterday, the wedding took services as a guide were required was given to understand that his place between Mr. James Young, and was taken to
a lonely spot
of the China Light und Power Co., near the Cathedral when he was and Misa Annie Mary Victoria suddenly set upon, and rendered Bennett, bail formerly of Belfast, unconscious. When he came to be Ireland. The Rev. W. W. Rodgere found that he had been relieved of omvinted.
a bill.
Mr. D. Lyon was best man, and The man certainly bore marks concussion of the spinal Mrs. W. J. Brown the matron of which indicated that he was assault After evidence had been given by honour. The bride was given awayed with bary fists but the other a Chinese detective and an Indian by Mr. A, B, Clemo.
facts of the story have yet to be The police are new giving the matter their altention,
constable in support of Mr. Mur-A quiet reception was later held confirmed, phy's opening, the hearing was↑ adjourned.
at the home of Mr. Cloro.
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