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THE CRIMINAL SESSIONS
Lorry Driver Charged With Manslaughter
OBITUARY
Mr. Leong Kwong Hin
E is with much regret that we have to record the 'death of Mr. Leong Kwong Him," a well-known Chinese merchant in Penang. As a sequel to the Island. Road, maximum penalty for such crimes which occurred on Monday, March motoring tragedy on January : 29 was life imprisöriment,
18th at the French Hospital, where in which three persons were killed He then produced witnesses in he had been confined for a very and Ave others injured, Leung support of his case, after which short period. He was suffering Ylm, driver of motor lotry No. 991 the cae was adjourned until this was charged before the Chief Jus-moratng. tica, Mr. A. D. A. Macgregor at the Criminal Sessions yesterday, with the manslaughter of Lau Cheuk Eo, aged 7 years.
MAGISTRATE'S ACTION CRITICISED
Mr. J. A Fraser, Assistant Attorney General, appeared for the
"I don't know why the learned prosecution, while the accused was defended by Mr, R., C. H. Lim, in-Magistrate thought it necessary to waste the time of you gentlemen, the and the time' and money, of public by committing such a case as this remarked His Lordship the Chief Justice, bir. A.D.A. Mae
structed by Mr. Peter Sto.
The Jury
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empanelled Messrs. Eric Henry Watts, Kai Her ning Secher, Allan Wheeler, Lam Wan Po, Sia Ho Kiat, Thomas Wong and Chul Hong Fang.
THE COLLISION
Gregor at the Criminal Sessions yesterday when a man, who had been proved to be insane, was brought before him on a charge of murdering a woman.
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Mr. Fraser said the collision was between a large Ford lorry and a
The accused was Yeung Yun small nine horse-powered Flag car On January 29 about 2.30 pm, the Yau and he was arraigned on jorry, loaded with 40-foot bars bent charge of having murdered a wo Ento 20-foot lengths, was going man named Chu Kan Tal at, Tal down the hill approaching the Ah Chau, New Territories, Repulse Bay Hotel
February 11. garage. It was driven by accused and there Was no-one else with him. The Flat car was driven by Hau Cho Slu, now dead, and it was approaching in the opposite direc- tion. The driver had borrowed the car for that afternoon from a filend. to take a party of small boys out for a ride. Four of the boys sat in the back of the car." with the deceased sitting on the knees of one of them.
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Mr. Fraser then proceeded describe the events leading to the collision.
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The late Mr. Leong Kwong Hin. who was 65 years pf age, received his education Queen's College, Hong Kong, and he proceeded to the Straits Settlement: where he got married and went into busi ness,
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The deceased, who was baptized by Rev. Father Hrigan Roman Catholic recently, leaves a wife and a daughter, and also a brother and sister to mourn his death, and to whom the deepest
sympathy is extended.
THE FUNERAL
The funeral took place yester- day afternoon at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, and Rev. Father A Rosello of the Roman Catholic Cathedral. performed the burial service.
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DAMAGING SEASHORE
For damaging the seashore at Ngau Tau Kok by removing sand therefrom, Tsang Shun master of junk No. 1351B was fined $100 by
The Magistrate, in imposing the dine, ordered the junk to be held by the police until the fine was paid. If the fine was not paid, the police were to sell the boat.
with (a) being drunk and disorder- ly in an unnamed road near the La Salle College on Monday after- noon, and (b) assaulting Sergeant. A. F. Rose,
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The principal mourners at the funeral were his wife, daughter
"It was alleged that as the-re- and son-in-law, Mr. Leang Kwong | Mr. A. W. G. H. Grantham at the sult of a report made at the Kow- Mr. J. A. Fraser, Assistant At-Pul (brother), Miss Leong Wong Kowloon Magistracy, yesterday. loon City Police Station about 4 torney General, appeared for the Tim (sister), his several nieces and Sub-Inspector Wright, in pro- pm on Monday, Sergeant, Rose secuting, staled that on March 7, was sent out," and found the de- Prosecution, while Mr. Hin-shing others.
Wreaths were sent by his beloved some men were seen from a police | fendant in a drunken state, hold- Lo, instructed by Mr. A. el Arculli,
wife, daughter and son-in-law, launch, removing sand from the ing a pick-axe. When Sergeant represented the defendant,
The following jury was empanel- brother and sister, Mr. and Mr. seashore at Ngau-Tau-Kok. The Rose attempted to take the pick- led:-Messt. C. de Carvalho K. C. Leong, Mr. and Mrs. K. Lpolice went to arrest the men, but axe away from him, defendant Rodrigues (foreman), D. 8. HI, A Leong, Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Woo, they ran away. so the police took struck him with it over the eye. Harris, Yeung Hon and G: Howe, Lai. Kwar-chit, S. 8. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Chang, Mr. and possession of the junk, which was In estreating the ball of $75 his
0. A. Mrs. 8, K. Pak, Mr. and Mrs. "Ho | lézu behind. Subsequently the Worship said that the case would Kwong, Mr., Mrs. and Miss 9. Y. † defendant came to the Police be reopened if the defendant with- Mr. Lo pleaded that prisoner Wong, Dr. and Mrs. W. 8. C. Yuen, Station and claimed the junk. Hẹ | ed. It was stated that the de- was not in a ̈nt state of mind to Dr. C. T. Wong, Miss D. Beah, was arrested and charged. The fendant was sick. plead either "Guilty" or "Not Sophy and Martha, Mesrs. Lo Yick | defendant had one previous con- Guilty."
Sam, Pang Wut Pong. Chan Kwai Fiction against him, the Ying, Frank Kwok, Wong Ping this Chiu, Lam Ylu Chor, Wong Shiu case was rather unusual. They Yuk, Ho Ying Cho, Ho Chan Keong, were in Court not to try a case Chang Kwok On, Lau Kin Fan. of murder, but to try to decide. Messrs. Kwong Hoi Kee, Messrs, after hearing the evidence, whie Lo Wing Kit and 8. W. Pau of the ther prisoner was sane or insane: Compradore Department of the Dr. G. H. Thomas, Medical Off- Nippon Yusen Kalsha Steamship pital, testified that he first cer of the Government Civil Hos- Company and many others. the prisoner on February the Mental Hospital Birce then. he had seen the prisoner daily; up. "I form- to yesterday -evening. anything could have saved his life.ed the opinion that he not normal;
in his mind, or, to put it more Lieut.-Col JG, Gill, the Officer on Monday led to his appearancened the owner who lived strongly, I believe he is insane, In-Charge of the Punjab Malaria still insane at the moment," said witness. "I belleve he Survey, has, it is learned, been he selected by the Executive Com- mittee of Health to be the special
think he is capable,
Mr. Fraser: Dr. Thomas, do you officer who will direct the proposed
anti-malaria of under-Island-wide
car paign. standing these proceedings?
Dr. Thomas: I don't think so,
The decision of the Committee Bir.
will be submitted to the State Council for confirmation.
His Lordship explained to Dr. G. H. Thomas, Medical'Of- cer of the Government Civil Ros-Jury that the position pital, stated that on being admit- ted to hospital at 4.20 p.m. on January 24, the boy was taken to the operating theatre at once. Witness did everything he could for him, but, the boy died at 9 p.m. Mr. Lim, If Lau Cheuk So, the dead boy, had arrived 15 minutes earlier, could you have saved his
lite?
Dr. Thomas: No, I don't think
FATHER'S EVIDENCE
Karatar Singh deposed of having been the owner of Flat car 2341 which was involved in the acciderit. A few days before he sold the car to a Mr. Luk in December, he put in new brake Hnings. It was his custom to let his customers use, the car when they brought their own cars to his shop for repairs.
Lau Kwong Tit, the father of the dead boy, said that he did not know that his son was going out for a ride with the other children. He
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Corroborative evidence was giv en by Dr. L. D. Fringle. Govern- ment Medical Officer and member of the staff of the Mental Hospi-
tal
FIGHTING MALARIA
Preparations In Colombo
Colonel W. W. Clemesha, MD had a long conversation with the Minister of Health, and is report- ed. to have promised to render
SENT TO HOUSE OF DETENTION
Arriving from Shanghai on. March 15 and the next day while crossing 'the ferry, Budhu, an un- employed Indian fell into the bar- bour and was rescued.
His discharge from the hospital before Mr. Wynne-Jones Central Magistracy, charged with
vagrancy.
at the
Sergt. Russell said that the de- fendant had been without work for four years in Shanghai and had been sick for the past two years. His Worship committed de- fendant to the House of Detention
to send him :: away. until arrangements could be made
JAVANESE LOSSES RAIL
Teng Beng Qel, a 33 year old Javanese Bank clerk who failed to appear before Mr. A. W. G. H.
"I wish to commend you heartily for your action. You pre- vented what might have been a very serious crime, and also saved the complainant from serious loss," said Mr. Schofield to Lám Hung Fong a street sleeper when sentencing Leung Sam to two had a months hard labour, who knife in his possession and was trying break Into No. 48 Hennessy Road ground floor
Lam noticed thieves attempting to break into the shop, and not- on: the first floor..
As a result defendant was Br- rested but the second тас got away.
Cheng Fat, driver of private car No. 282, was discharged with a caution by Mr. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy yesterday, on e summons of leaving his car un- attended in Connaught Road. Cen- tral for 15 minutes on March 7. Mr. J. M. D'Almada Remedios, for instructed by Mr. Latham, the the defendant, said he had been
owner of the car, to plead guilty. Mr. Latham, however, "did not wish
knew the driver of the car but he Addressing the jury, his Lora-every help he could to the officer would not have allowed his son to ship said evidence had been given in connection with the survey, go out if he had known: His son by two Government medical offIt was further leamed that a was accustomed to going out with cers regarding the insanity of the sum of Rs. 3.000.000 from the Grantham yesterday when charged that there should be any mark re- his parents."
prisoner. These two omcers were surplus balances. has been
At this stage, His Lordship ad. journed the case unt 10 o'clock this morning Meanwhile he and the jury proceeded to the com- pound of the Central Police Station to examine the lorry.
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not only Government officers, but marked for this undertaking...
gistered against the defendant, they were also experts at "thi At the meeting of the Executive on medicine alone during tho because it was on his instructions branch of work. Their evidence Committee, the fact that Govern present malaria epidemie, was that he took the car outside the was unchallenged by the prosecu- ment has already spent Rs. 800,000 mentioned. Hon
Engineers" Institute,
In answer to his Lordship, Mr. Fraser said that in former," cases of this kind,,, homicidal lunatics were gezerally lodged in gsol, but in this particular case he thought the Mental Hospital would be the proper place for the prisoner.
Tsang Pang Sum allas Tsang Shing, aged 20, was charged before His Lordship Mr. Justice Lindsell,
His Lordship agreed: and order- Puisne Judge, with (1) armed robed the prisoner. to be placed in the bery by three or more at an un- Mental Hospital until His Ma- numbered hut in Takuling Village,jesty's pleasure. be known.
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It was stated by Mr. Lockhart Smith, Assistant Crown Solicitor, that in the early hours of Feb- Tuary 2 the accused was arrested by Bergeant F. J. Clarke and a op January 30, accused with three Chinese detective, an Information ether men not in custody, went to received The arms were found the first address and after robbing in two tea baskets When charg them of the articles left the hat ed, the prisoner stated that he and proceeded to the second one was asked by two men, Chan Chau and there stole the articles men- Lot and Chan Lol, to carry the tioned in the indictment.
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