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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1936.
CALLOUS COOLIE PICKPOCKET
Takes Unmarried Girl To The Country
HEAVY SENTENCE IMPOSED
SENTENCED
WOMAN WHO WAS KIND
Attempt To Steal Pen Given Six Months To
Foiled By Police
Charged for arceny of спе fountain pen from the unemploy- ed man, Fung Chi, 57, also unem- ployed, appeared before Mr, E Himsworth, at the Kowloon Magis- tracy yesterday
ed.
Sub-Inspector Rogers prosecut-
Wong Ping, 24. coolie of the Public Works Department No. 5 Bedford Road, was charged before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy with taking a giri aged 15 years, out of the possession and against the will of
About 8.20 p.m. on Saturday a her mother, Chun So, at Sham-large crowd was watching a ́me- shuipo on July 23. Inspector. dicine man performing his trade Fraser. of the Secretariat for in Shanghai Street. near Bute Chinese Affairs, who prosecuted
Street. A constable on duty saw stated that the accused admitted
a man who after acting sus- to the mother that he took the
piciously approach the complai- girl away but did not make 'any,
nant and put his hand into the attempt to assist her in finding the child. According to the girl, she did not wish to go with the defendant. She was deceived by him when repeatedly requested to accompany deferidans to the pic- tures. Later, she was asked to go with him to Canton, but she pointed out that her mother knew nothing about this arrangement. Defendant promised to write at a .ater date.
After some time spent in Canton,
latter's pocket and remove some- thing.
The defendant ans stopped and searched and a fountain pen was found in his pocket. He was taken back to the complainant who recognised the pen at once. The pen was valued at $2....
Defendant was fined $5 with the alternative of two weeks.
the girl stated her desire to return YOUTH ROBS FATHER
to Hong Kong but the accused detained her. She then made the discovery that he had not written to her mother.
A serious view was taken by the Bench regarding accused's be haviour It appeared without doubt that he had no idea of marrying the girl.
IS
Sentence of six months with hard labour was imposed.
FORGED DRAFT
A Young Father's Lapse
"I reported the incident to the police only because of my sense of duty. The defendant has been a good worker," said the Rev. F. Short yesterday at the Central Magistracy when giving evidence in the case against Chan Wai Man, 28, who was charged with trying to defraud the Shanghal Commer- cial and Sayings Bank by means of a forged draft.
The man told the court that he was in ebl. Recently both his wife and child were sick and this
was the cause of his succumbing to the temptation. There were also two other children.
The defendant said that he had nothing to say before Mr. K. Keen sentenced him to two months' im- prisonment
BANISHEE GAOLED
Un charges of the possession of a revolver and five rounds of am- munition, and returning from banishment, Chan Kau, allas Chan Luk, was sent to prison for 18 months with hard labour by the
Mac-1 Chief Justice. Sir Atholl
Gregor, at the Criminal Sessions yesterday. Mr. M. J. Abbott, As- sistant Crown Solicitor. prosecuted.
ARMS POSSESSION
Wa Ting, unemployed. pleaded : guilty before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal Sessions yesterday to the posses- sion of a .45 revolver and four rounds of ammunition at the Pak Tau teahouse on September 24. and was sentenced to nine months' hard labour. Mr. Abbott, Assis- tant Crown Solicitor, appeared for the prosecution.
WOMEN'S GUILD MEETING
Chiu Sing-cho, an eighteen- year old youth, appeared before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magis- tracy yesterday, charged with the theft of $7.60 from his father. The father told the Court 'that he was
Think It Over
ARMS CASE AT SESSION
A woman, Chan Lux, stood in the dock of the Criminal Sessions
the yesterday
before morning
Mat- Chief Justice, Str. Atholl Gregor. charged with the posses- sion of an automatic pstol, three rounds of ammunition and # cartridge case at Granville Road. Accused stated she had been given the articles to look after.
Hla Lordship: Your trouble is. that you are too kind-hearted and you should not take things from acquaintances in this dangerous and casual way. next six months in which to tlunk.. over the error of your ways.
You will have the
The accused was sentenced to alx months' hard labour Mr. E H. Williams, Attorney General, prosecuted the Crown.
Assistant
for
BRITAIN'S
RETURN
TO GOLD
awakened at seven o'clock by his Sir R. Horne On
foki who told him that he had seen the youth, take the money from under the pillows. The boy was searched and the money found on him.
The magistrate sentenced the youth after his father had asked the Court to send him to prison.
SNATCHER CAUGHT
Lau Yau Fat, 22, unemployed., appeared before Mr. K. Keen, at the Central Magistracy yesterday. charged with magazines from R
the theft of 13 and two newspapers stand in the Lee Kin Bookstore, D'Agullar Street. on Sunday.
It was revealed to the Court that defendant had snatched the books from the shop as he was passing it and at a moment when the shop assistants had their backs turned.
A police constable saw the man with the bundle under his
and arrested him an suspicion and took him back to the shop where the complainants Identified the books,
Sentence of three months was passed on the prisoner.
W
UNLAWFUL
POSSESSION
Charged with possession of one
ci revolver and five rounds munition, at Lai Chi Kok Road near Boundary Street, on October 17, Wong Cheung 32, unemployed carpenter and Tse Fuk, 34, unem- ployed carpenter. 627 Réclamation Street. ground floor, appeared before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen, at the Kowlood Magistracy, yester- day.
"Det.-Sergt. Riddell prosecuted. The dase was remanded for 48 hours.
STOLE WATER PIPES
Damage Done To Supply.. From Tytam
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As a result of wilfully damaging the waterline on Mount Parker and the theft of three water pipes. Ng Yung, 28, and Leung Sze, 37, both A meeting of the St. John's unemployed. appeared before Mr. Cathedral Women's Guild was W. Schofield at the Central Magis held yesterday afternoon in the
tracy yesterday. The complaint Church Hall,
was brought against the pair by These meetings are held every Mr. Ewing of the Public Works first and third Monday of each Department, and the court was month. The members have sew- told that the waterline in question
#
ing and batting, and talks on in- supplied water from Tytam to the teresting subjects.
later distributed.
Prizes
are Lyeemun Barracks.
Both defendants were sentenced
The President of the Guild is to four months' each while, the extra two ari Lady Pollock. There are 70 mem-second received
bars in the Guild and new mem- months' for causing the damage bers are gladly welcomed."
Rey, H. W Baines gives a talk on every first Monday of the mouth
PRIEST HONOURED
A reception, in honour of the Rev. Father Granelli, will be held
BEGGING FOR ALMS
Three old men stood rejectedly in Court yesterday at the Central Magistracy when Chan Tak, 86, So Yiu, 00, and Choy Ling, 71, charged with begging for alms, appeared before Mr. W. Schofield as a result
at the Parochial Hall, 8t, Teresa's of a police round-up. The trio re- Church, Kowloon Tong, at 6.30 ceived sentences ranging from two pm to-morrow. All are welcome. weeks to one month,
"Gradual Process"
COMING
"REVOLUTION" IN
WORLD TRADE
Britain will go back to the Gold Standard gradually, but it will not be any thing like the mechanised or rigid form of the Gold Stand- ard of the past, says the "Dally Telegraph."
This view was expressed by Sir Chan- a former Robert Horne, cellor of the Exchequer, speaking recently at the Assocation of Bri- tish Chambers or Commerce Cardif..
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He expressed, the opinion that France would gain little from de- valuation unless she applied the same rules which Britain applied in relation to her Budget.
"She will And it necessary, she is to enjoy the bentfits of that
balance her re devaluation, "to venue with her expenditure," he declared.
Referring to the currency agree- ment between Britain. France and America, he said:
I
It
This arrangement is going to have an effect on the whole cur- rency systems of the world. will make it far easier to conduct business,
MORE ELASTIC METHOD'
"The foundation on which this new system is erected is the fact that these countries have put be- hind his operation an immense sum of money by which these en- changes can be regulated:
"I look forward in the future- not too remote-to seeing the whole International trade of the world completely revolutionised.
"I believe that instead of the kind
of inflexible regulation of money transactions we shall have a much more elastic method, by which the currencies of the world will be stabilised through the exchange operation of these funds."
A.D.C.
NIGHT
MUST
FALL.
NIGHT MUST FAC
CHINA. FLEET CLUB (HEATRE 4th, 5th, 6th & 7th November
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BOOKING AT ANDERSONS.
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Mild, aromatic, stimulating, ng. Yes, there are "and..Cocktails". Nevertheless they are proc- tically made everywhere
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Just
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Other countries were subsidising ► MAH JONNG DRIVE their coal trade to the disadvan-
Sir Robert expressed · the con- viction that Britain's export trade j lage of South Wales. would benefit by the agreement.
"We have learned enough from
A Bridge and Mah Joring Drive will be held at the St. John Ambu- At the same time no solution of stariffs to know that you can only lance Headquarters on Wednes- the difficulties experienced in fight tariffs by tariffs." declared day October 21 at 3 pm. Mah South Wales was to be found with- Sir, Robert.. "I am certain that Jonng players are requested, to sets. $1.00 in- you can only fight, subsidies by bring their own. out Government support for the coal export trade.
subsidies."
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