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DEATH SENTENCE
AT SESSIONS
Prisoner Breaks Down After Being Calm
UNUSUAL KNIFE USED IN MURDER
Leung Kam. the murderer af lp Wah, the young vegetable hawker, at Po Tol Island, on June 26 last, is to expirate his crime on the gallows. After a trial lasting a day and a ball. the jury yesterday afternoon brought in a verdict of guilty and his Lordship passed sentence of death.
Leung Kam received the jury's verdict in the same calm manner which he had displayed throughout the trial, but after the words of the judge "You will be taken bence to the place ence you came and thereafter be hanged by the neck are dead. And may the Lord have mercy on your soul,"
bed to him he almost broke down,
un
were
sentence was
Just before pronounced Leung am had again maintained his innocence. Asked If he had anything to say, he re- plied: "I am innocent."
In his evidence yesterday Leung Kam said he had gone to bed at 9 p.m. on the night of the murder. His wife and his two sons slept with him in the boat. After he had been asleep for some time he was awakened by a man ramed Tal Ung Chai, and asked whether he had killed anybody. Tai said it had been alleged that he (laung) had killed someone. Leung re- plied that he had not killed any body. Later Leung. Wat Sing shouted to him. He said. "Af Kum, have you killed anybody?" Witness eald he again answered in the negative. Later he went to the police station and made a report.
Cross-examining.
Mr. Whyatt
asked Leung Kam; Can you suggest any reason why Ip Ping Cue should make these false accusations against you?
Leung Kam replied: I do not know why he should do so.
Mt. Whyatt: You have known each other for five or six years?—Yes. And you had been on friendly terms? Yes.
Evidence was given by Leung Kam's wife and his son. Both said they had slept in the boat with their father on the night of the
R.A.F. TRAGEDY RECALLED
murder. They went to bed about 9 p.m. and did not awake until the next morning. They had not seen their father-leave the boat after they had gone to bed. If he had left the boat they were sure to have seen him.
In his address to the Jury Mr. D. J. N. Anderson, for the defence. urged that if there was the sligh- test doubt in their minds as to the identity of the murderer they must give the benefit of that doubt to the accused.
During a lengthy summing up his Lordship said there" was no reason, on the evidence, to believe that this was a case of mistaken identity. Indeed, even the accused did not suggest it was a case of mistaken identity. His story was that it was a conspiracy to do him
a wrong.
Finally, his Lordship, on behalf of the accused, drew attention to the fact that the crime had beer. committed with an unusual sort of knife-one with a triangular shaped blade and it had to be borne in mind that no one had come forward to say that the ac- cused ever possessed such a knife. That, his Lordship. said. was an unusual feature of the case.
After retiring for about a quar- ter of an hour the jury returned with a unanimous verdict of guilty "and sentence of death was passed.
ADDITIONAL CHARGE
Aircraftsman Found |R.O. MAJOR ACCUSED
Hanging
KOWLOON INQUEST
Committed For Trial On One Count
The hearing of the case in which The circumstances surrounding Revenue Ocer Henry Richard the death of Second Class Air-Major was charged with having craftsman Bernard George. Chis-accepted a bribe of $200 from Li
CANADA AND
HER TRADE
Maj. V.E. Duclos Talks At Rotary Club
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A talk on Canada and her trade with the rest of the world was given by Major V. E. Ducios, the Canadian Tráde Commissioner, at the weekly Rotary tiffin meeting yesterday at the roof garden of the Hong Kong Hotel before a good gathering of local Rotarians and
a pumber of visitan Rotarians who were introduced by the President. Major R. D. Walker.
The visitors were: Mr. George Mc- Carthy, of Shanghai, Mr. G.. G. Broadford, of Shanghal, Mr. Yinson Lee, of Shanghal, Mr. E. Mathew- son, of Tucson, Arizona, Mr. H. Cinery of Shanghai, Mr. F. C.. Mil-
lington, of Shanghai. Mr. W. J. Fraser of Vancouver. B.C., and Mr. Choo Kia Peng, of Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.
Mr. Choo Kia Peng said he had urrived in Hong Kong four days' previously on his way back home after representing Malaga at the Coronation of King George the Sixth. He had gone to England via the Suez Canal and had returned via America. While in Europe Mr. Kia Peng attended an assembly of Incoming and outgoing governors
Rotary. at, Montreaux. From there he travelled to Mice where he attended another Rotary meeting at which over 8,000 were present. In view of the times they were now going through Mr. Choo Kia Feng marks beyond stating that he was said he would not make any re-
very glad to be among them that day and to thank them for their hospitality.
The Chairman then introduces! Major Duclos who addressed - the meeting on Canadian trade
Major Duclos said, that Canada's national wealth is estimated at over 30 billions of dollars. She has a population of slightly more than 10 millions," of which 52 per cent.
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are British, 28 per cent French Canadian, and 20 per cent. foreign, and she has developed from a "tower of wood and tiller of soll" to a great manufacturing nation. The principal reasons for this are her natural resources and water power which develops hydro- electric energy, to which the much used word "white coal" is applied.
Eight applications for licences "While I believe that the back-meeting of the Urban Council held refused at Д fortnightly born of Canada's prosperity will
| always be agriculture, the value of
production of which is estimated at over $1,000,000, and which is the
basis of 40 per cent. of Canada's
export trade, tremendous strides have taken place in the develop ment of her mining, forestry and fishery resources.
TOTAL TRADE
Licences Refused
were
in their rooms yesterday, they be- Ing:
POLICE REPORTS
Suffering from suspected food poisoning, Chu Yan-auen, a 50- year-old woman. employed in the Mongkok Police Station, was sen to the Kowloon Hospital on Mon- day.
Falling from his bed at No. 71 Queen's Road West on Monday. Sung San-hin, aged 34 received lacerations to his forehead and.. was admitted to the Queen Mary Hospital
Multiple injuries were received by Cheuk Ein, aged 43, of Kowloon City, when he was knocked down by a motor-car in Pokfulum Road on Monday, Another man. Lo Hi.
Application for an eating house licence for No. 72, Mals Street. ground floor, Stanley; food factory Cheung Lok Theatre, Sa! Wan Ho: licence for the premises at rear of
No. 17, Bquare Street, ground floor; No. 851, Canton Road, ground door (front portion) and the "The total trade of Canada dur-basement situated at rear of the holm-Eliams, R.A.F., formed the Yee on board the ss. Wo Ping Yeeing the calendar year 1936 amount-ground door of No. 42. Hollywood aged 18, residing at Lockhart. subject of an inquest held at on June 23 with a view to in- ed to Canadian $1,650,000,000. Im-Road; food shop (fruit and the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday | clining him, contrary to his duties, ports amounted to $635,000,000 vegetable) licence for No. 108. Des afternoon. Mr. K. M. A. Barnett sat to seize, remove or detain unmani- while exports were valued at Voeux Road Central, ground floor; as Coroner assisted by a Jury fested wolfram ore, was concluded $1,015,000,000. Total trade with No. 2044
Queen's Road East, comprising Messrs. B. C. Randall before Mr. Schodeld yesterday at British Empire countries amounted ground floor; and 2 laundry (foreman) W. L. Ramsey, Wong the Central Magistracy.
to $874,000,000, representing" 47.7 licence for No. 3, Des Voeux Road -Yin-min.
per cent. of Canadian exports and
West, ground floor. Inspector F. T. J. Portallion and
29.8. per cent. of Imports. Detective-Sergt. MacPherson re- presented the Police.
The body of the deceased was first discovered by Coporals J. B.
Lister and Oven,, hanging in the drying room on the night of July
30.
Mr. M. J. Abbott, Assistant Crown Solicitor, conducted the case for
the Crown while Mr. D. B. Evans represented the defendant.
His Worship contraltted the de- fendant to stand trial at the next Criminal Sessions, Mr. D. B.
Evans, appearing for Major, re- served his defence.
LICENCES GRANTED
"The principal products export- An application for a food shop ed are: Wheat, newsprint, timber, fish) licence for No. 8 Smithfield, gold, nickel, woodpülp, fish, meats, ground floor, was granted. automobiles, copper, bars. wheat
The list of licences granted by flour, whiskey, raw furs, silver, the Urban Council between August aluminium, apples, zinc and lead. 17 and August 30 inclusive is an "The principal commodities ex- follows:-Food Factories 8. Food ported to Hong Kong from Canada Shops 7. Food Preserving Estab are four, newsprint, timber, auishment 1, Bake Houses 2, Eating tomobiles, fertilizer, lead, zinc and Houses 6.. spelter."
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GRANTED
EARLY MORNING BURGLARY
Road, was knocked down by # private car in Hennessy Road on. the same day. Both were admit- ted to Queen Mary Hospital.
Fung Lit, aged 53, sustained in- Jarles to the head when he fell down a flight of stairs in Johns- ton Road on Monday. He taken to the Queen Mary Hospital.
Was:
Making an unsuccessful ‘attempt: to commit suicide by jumping into the harbour of Blake Pler on Monday, Chau Ko-wah, unemploy- ed, was rescued and sent to the Queen Mary Hospital. suffering from immerafon.
A 15-year-old girl. Ho Sau-kat. A young man who on two pre-
was taken to the Kennedy Town vious occassions had been in jail Infectious Diseases Hospital 'on
Hearing of an additional charge In evidence, Corporal Lister said of accepting a bribe of $40 from that he was talking to Owen out- Ho Yee on board the 3. Fatshan side the Guardroom about 11.15 on June 10 was then commenced. pm. After having conversed for Mr. Abbott said that on the several minutes they returned to morning in question the defendant their Barracks. When going past and Chinese R. O. 110 boarded the the drying room Lister said that 8.0. Fatshan which was lying Owen shouted and his expression alongside the Canton Whart. C. R. suddenly changed. Owen then in- O. 110 went to the stern of the formed him that someone was boat and near a fruitstall, he hanging inside the room. On en- found two rattan baskets, which he A further remand of a week made an attempt to conduct a
Monday, when she was found to tering witness stated that he saw examined and found to be very was granted by Mr." 8. F. Balfour burglary in a shop at No. 268 be suffering from leprosy on board a body, hanging by a rope attached heavy. He then inquired of the yesterday in the case In which Lockhart Road on August 30, in
the steamer Sirdhana, on which to the roof which was about seven owners and two men, Ah Yue-allas But Mun, Buf Tun, and Sul Cheung the dead of night. He was caught she had arrived with her parents feet from the floor. He took the Kwan Yue and Ah Wing alias who were alledged to have as-while attempting to carry out h's
from Blagapore. body down and attempted to re- Wing Kal claimed the baskets. saulted Ip Ping-cheung on August plans. The defendant appeared vive t by artificial respiratlari, - When the defendant came on 27, at Lower Lascar Rowa
before Mr. W. Schofield yesterday Sub-Inspectod Whant, who is and pleaded guilty to the offence. conducting the case for the Crown,
Sergeant Bentley, the prosecu-
but it
was fruitless. Meanwhile the scene the baskets were opened. the doctor arrived and on examina-On seeing that they contained tion pronounced life extinct. wolframa the defendant immediate said that Ip Ping-cheung was pro- tor, revealed the facts by stating Dr. G. H. Henry, medical officer ly said, "550 ball." When the de- greasing favourably in hospital but that about 10 a.m. on August in charge of the Kowloon Public fendant left the stall-keeper Lee wil not be discharged an yet as 30, the master of the shop went Mortuary, stated that the cause of Kal thought that the defendant he complains that he is suffering to the police station and made a death was asphyxiation due to meant him to give $50 and he and from pa na in the chest. The hanging.
his foki had a conversation.
question of ball was discussed and was agreed to give the defendant was fixed at $25. Flight Lieut. 3. medical officer of the Royal Air $30 as "tea money" but defendant declined their offer and ordered Force Station at Kal Tak gave formal evidence....
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Jenkina,
C. R. O. 110 to get the compra-
dore, but he was called back when moved from the vessel to a Chinese The hearing was adjourned till the claimants had another con Arm where it was sold on a later 2.15 p.m., to-day..
versation and they agreed to give date.
report that he had caught a bur- cular, who, had broken into his money till and took away seventy- seven cents. Witness accompanied the complainant, to his shop and saw that the thief was secured and two shop fokles were guarding him. The defendant gained en- trance by climbing over the back
LADY DRIVER CAUTIONED
Mrs. L. Weill, residing at No. 218 Pokfulum Road appeared be- fore Mr. W. Schofield yesterday when she was summoned for leaving her car in the Pedder' Street Park- beyond the time limit of two hours. Mrs. Well sald that she left it there at 2 p.m. on August 13 and meant to take it back at 4. p.m. but had forgotten
told of her clear driving record, cautioned her.
In the meantime the Coroner [ $40 to which the defendant agreed. Leung Chol, C.R.Q. 110, gave evi-wall His Worship sentenced the | to do so.. His Worship, after being and jury will proceed to the R.A.F. They borrowed the money from dence, after which the hearing was defendant to six months imprison Station to Inspect the scene. Lee Kal and the wolfram was re-adjourned to September 2
ment with hard labour.