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ATTACK ON MRS. POLSON
Serious Charge Against Chinese
The savage attack on Mrs. J. C. Polson by a young Chinese de-- ilvery coolle on the path leading to the Stanley Terrace, Quarry Bay, on the night of August 2. 1933
recalled at Central Ho Magistracy yesterday when Man Fal alias Ho Sam Fal, allas Ho Shing Fat. 22, was charged be- tore Mr. E "W. Hamilton with caustrig grievous bodily harm to Mrs. Polson with a chopper.
Chief Detective Inspector W. Shannon appeared for the prose- cution, and the accused who wore a blank expression throughout the hearing, was not legally represent-
ed.
Dr. J. E. Dovey told the Court that at 10.15 p.in. on August 2. 1933, Mrs. J. C. Polson was ad- mitted to the Government' Civil Hospital, being brought in by Ber- geant Madgwick. At the time of admittance, Mrs. Polson was suf tering from the following injuries:
1. A severe cut on the back, of.. the head which went right, down to the bone, chipping the skull.
2. A double cut on the left shoulder cutting into the shaft of the joint, entering into the joint itself. This injury was associated with considerable blood, a number of blood vessels being cut.
3. A cut through the back of the wrist of the left forearm cutting the tendons.
4. A small cut on the upper lip. 5. A severe cut on the thigh above the left knee, and
6. A cut on the lower third of the left leg.
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CHAPTER V.
Two matters of vital im- portance are before the Swedish cabinet. Money is needed badly to carry on the war which has lasted so
10 long-and a marriage Que an Christina must be ar- ranged. Prince Charles, who is of the royal line, is the having hero of the hour,
won a decisive victory for the country. If the Queen announces hef bethrothal to him, the popular enthusiasm will make the raising of the Christina wil money easy.
not say what her stand is regarding the marriage but she stuns Parliament by de- claring she will have ng
More War.
PI. TRACK STARS
Final Tryouts On Saturday
Manila, April 21. The final track and feld elim- Inations. will take place at Rizal Memorial Fields on Saturday after- | noon, April 28. A considerable amount of interest is centered on these try-outs as it is predicted that' with the excellent showings achieved by the Olympic ates in the last try-outs and with their dally diligent work-outs "under the expert management of Berafin Aquino and his assistants," a num- ber of P. I. records will be smash- ed.
In the semi-final eliminations held last week, Jose Antonio. crack javelin hurler of the Uni lor, she must try to make Aage, | versity of the Philippines" broke who had been her nurse and com- the Philippine record in this event panion always, understand her. by a record, throw of 189 feet and She summoned him to her,"
6 inches. The national record es
The man entered the room and f tablished by Armero last February her heart was touched when she in the National championship 1 of more and mus | games was only 177. feet and 7 in- the first time she saw he was an ches. old man.
In the same try-outs such de- "Aage" she said gently. "you pendable old timers of the cinder- loved and honored my father, the lanes as Yatar, Alhambra, Casia, „King. You believed always did | Gonzaga, Salcedo, Sujeco and -a
stid you not, that he
what he host of well-known, sprinters came thought was right?"
out with flying colors... Gonzaga The old man looked at her. He and De. Leon captured the century could not speak.
In 11 seconds fat Candari WON the 400 meter run while Zaéns came out first in the 10,000 me-":
Rauto, Razon and Juda- ter run Kung got the drst, second and third places respectively in 5,000 meter run.
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"I know you' did. Well," now.. ask you, my friend, to have the same faith in me. My father had to fight. The times called for it. But these are other days. I, too, must fight but I will fight for the
In all the history of Sweden.""glories of peace." there had been no moment ilke that when Queen Christina, having said she would have no more of war, passed from the great hall where she had delivered her message to Parliament, The great assembly, which had been shout ing and cheering but a moment before for gallant Prince Charles, who had just won such a decisive vistory for the country, was stun
"You" have spoken, Your Majesty," he said.
Nearly Died. These injuries. said Dr. Dovey. were accompanied by severe shock and haemorrhage through which Mrs. Rolson nearly died. She was immediately taken to the operat ing theatre and with the aid of Dr. G. H. Thomas, and several | ned into silence. other junior medical assistants," an operation was performed.
An X-Ray examination showed that there was no actual fracture of the skull although there was a slight chip. Mrs, Polson was dis- charged on September 4. 1933 having made an apparent full re-
covery.
The injuries might have been inilicted, by the chopper produced in Court,
In reply to His Worship. Dr. Dovey said that he thought Mrs Polson might die after the opera tion, but they had to operate to stop the bleeding. The injuries were so severe that Mrs. Polson would certainly have died had she not been a healthy woman;
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No more war? It was unthink. able to many of them. There were many men there noblemen, clergymen, soldiers and peasants who knew nothing of a country at peace. The war had started before they were born. To them. the going forth to battle, the death of men, defeat at times, victory at others, seemed as much. a part of nature as did the rising and the setting of the sun, the coming of the buds in the spring and the falling of the "snow in winter.
When
the Chancellor entered the ante-chamber where the Queen was waiting for him, she turned and faced him,
"I have spoken" she said to him, but her voice was more gentle than when she had said those words as she had left Parliament. "Yes, Your Majesty, you have spoken.".
Sergeant J. Shepherd said that at the time of the assault he was on duty at the Quarry Bay Police Bcation On receiving a report, he Immediately proceeded to Stanley Terrace where he found Mrs. This is no sudden whim of Poison sitting on a garden seamine" she said. She admired and She was bleeding from injuries to she loved with a deep affection the head and limbs, and was being the ageing man who had served attended to by trends. Lying near her so faithfully all the days of was her dog, a fox terrier, which her life and had served her father was disembowelled.
before her. She hoped she could make him understand her and her motives.
"You are a daughter of the old Vikings" Oxezistlerna said. "Your father was our greatest king, and our hero soldier."
He then made certain enquiries as a result of which he went to the Fook Cheong Tai compradore shop at A, Murray Place. He went by way of Stanley Terrace pathy and by the use of his torch he found bloodstains all the way "You have spoken but the truth, from the garden seat to the centre | My Lord Chancellor. I revere the of the straight part of the path. | memory of that great man who
On arrival at the shop, he was informed by the manager that all the tokis were present with the exception of one who had gong to Stanley Terrace.
Accused Identified The following morning, witness again went to the Fook Cheong Tal shop and found Ho Man Fai, the fok who was absent, the last evening. had not yet returned. The manager showed him Ho's belongings-two rattan cases con- taining clothing, etc." He also re- celved from the manager a tin of
was my father. He served his country well. I, too, would serve it well But a nation can not be at war forever and live. Not only Sweden but all Europe will be ruined unless this long, long war is ended. We, because of victory can bring about the peace. It is not a part of bravery to be far- seeing? Is it not meet that the victor should be just, even generous, to the vanquished?”
"You have spoken, Your Majesty," he answered,
“All the days of my life, you
"Do you remember when I was little more than a baby-the day Adolph's father was brought home from the battlefield, dead, and I said I hated fighting, that it was wicked?"
"I
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remember
•
Your
the
Amante who in the first try-outs established the record of the 16- Ib. shot put at 43-ft. and '11 in- ches was not able to duplicate the feat in second try-outs but all in- dications show that Amante will do better in the final eliminations.
In the decathlon. Daniel May. Arst rater decathlon artist and the
well,
Philippines' lone hope in capturing the decathlon event from the for- Majesty."
"A child has its wisdom too, eign decathlon stars is expected Aage. I sometimes think it may to heap more points to the record the second- try-outs have the greatest wisdom of all be set in
before time and circumstances which was 6640.635 points. G. Barte have warped its feelings, before who copped the highest score of desire and ambition and greed 3125.27 points in the pentathion have made it make friends with last week is also being depended compromise. Aage, that little upon to do better this coming child who was I, meant what she Saturday. said. I, the woman, mesh what I have said this day. I do not ask you if you will serve as faithfully the room: "You are a wise man as you have done during all my about sleeping and and then. days. I know without askings and Do not worry, Aage. I'm begin- answerings, that you will be faith-ning to think I don't like Magnus,
either."
ful unto death."
"You have 'spoken, Your Majesty, Aage answered.
And so after long years of tur- mail, the soldiers came back from the battlefields, the swords were sheathed and the trumpets were silent...
There was little time for day- dreams, Her feeling for Magnus, while it had not altogether died. was on the wane. She was a woman, but she was also a queen, and there was small time for romance.
"If I could only travel" she said to herself one day. She had not noticed that The Chancellor hari entered the room, until he spoke.
"Perhaps now, Your Majesty, it can be arranged. There are many things which can be done in peace which war will not permit."
"Not for me" she answered. "At least not now. I stood "out for this peace against you all. It is my duty to see to it that it's a noble peace. I can not leave my country now. Perhaps some day, my dream may come true- perhaps when I am an old woman, may sail away for a time. But to-day Christina, the Queen of Sweden and her dutles can not give way, in smallest mensure to Christine, the woman; and her destres."”,
One thing, however, she would not forego." That was her reading. She could not let it cut in on affairs of state and she needed to ride each day to keep her body alive and her brain clear. The
hours in sleep.
High Percentage Of biscuit which, he (the manager) have served me" she said. "You one thing to do was to spend less
Passes
said Ho had brought back the pre- vious evening-before he left again for Stanley Terrace. Wit- ness then went to the scene of the assault, and found a book be- longing to Mrs. Folson. He also measured the place and found that there were pools of blood for some
Advice has now been received from Pitman's Institute, Bath, of the results of the Shorthand Ex- aminations held by the Technical 18 feet. Institute (Central British Behool At 10.45 p.m., on April 23, this Branch) February. These Ex-year, defendant was arrested at aminations are under the control Sai On Wharf."
of the Pitman's Institute. "Speed". Cheung Sheng. Fo, 'the · mána- students particularly distinguished ger of the Fook Cheong Tal com themselves by the percentage of pradore shop: identified accuseri Fasses obtained.
as one of his delivery coolies. He had been employed in the shop
The following is the 1st of
Passes:-
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for ten months and left on the night of August 2, 1933. He left Speed-Amanuensis" Certificate: the shop at 8.45 p.m. and never
"Wang, Yuk Bhu
returned again. Mr. and Mrs. Polson were customers of his ind lived and No. 9, Stanley Terraca to deliver pass-books and he re- turned at 8.45, p.m. He brought back a tin of biscuits and four pass-books. He then left again. saying he was going to collect two more pass-books, one from Mr. and Mrs. Poison and one from Mr.
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has been, more than anyone else, who has trained me for the Aage, who still was her personal throne. It grieves me grieves me attendant, could see to it that she sorely if I must wound you. I went to bed when she should. owe you much more than I can But he had no control over her as ever put into words. But I owe to the hour at which she would more than that to the faith that awaken. She was the queen, but is in me. So, My Lord Chancel to him, who had been her nurse, lor, will you serve me in peace as she was also a child who needed you have in war?”
hij care, "Within ад hour after your "Every morning I come in to birth" the old man answered," "I wake" you" and every morning. I wore to your father. the King. And you awake and reading" he that one day I would set the would scold. "It is not right, crown upon your head and that Your Majesty, to rob your sleep." I should serve you faithfully all He was allent for a moment, the days of my life. I am not one to break a pledge."
That I know, My Lord Chan- cellor. There will be nd more battles, "I have spoken-but there are problems of peace no less than those of war and plways and forever, I shall need your guidance and your wisdom.”
"Until the day of my death," he answered.
and then he said: "They say you are going to marry Prince Charles, Your Majesty.”-
":"What else do they say?"
"They say you prefer the Lord Treasurer?”-
"What do you say, Aage?" "I think it is good for a queen to marry a hero."
"And the Lord Treasurer tell me, trankly, Aage, what do you It was not in the queenly tradi-think of him."
tion as it was not in Christina's "I don't like him. He's too nature, to plead with her minis- clever.”
Stocker. Since then he did not ters or her people to justify her. Everybody can't be simple and
see him again, belonged to his spoken. But beside the Chancel
She was their ruler-and she had heroic, Ange.”
The chopper
shop. It was kept in the kitchen
When accused left at 8.45 that.
night, he went by the back door,
Tdon't like him" he repeated A firmly
Christina smiled.
"My breakfast, please.” He
and he could have got the chop-witness that he has been bitten placed it before her and she prop per. Accused had been to Stanley by a dog before,
ped her book behind a glass, so
Terrace during the 10 months he The case was then adjourned she could go on reading. Then was employed, but had never told until May 1.
she said as she was about to leave
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