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police official gaoled

A one-time Canton military police official who found his wife and; a friend, becoming tón friendly with one another was aroused to such a degree that he inflicted 49. chapper wounds on the friend one evening.

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At the Criminal Sessions yesterday, on all men

jury, in returning a verdict of guilty on 32 year-old Chan Chai-man, recommended leniency on grounds of extreme provocation.. He was given three years.

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The Senior Pulsno Judge, Mr. Justice Gould, then told the prisoner, that he did not know whether or not the law in China permitted one to take the law. Into, one's own hands. but that in Hong Kong this was forbidden. However, he was taking into account in passing sentence, the recom mendation of mergy by the jury in that the accused hud acted under extreme provoca- tion.

the accused gulity, of wounding. Fang, blu-keung with intent to cause grievous bodily harm on January 31.

Chopper attack

Chan was bot:iszally repro- sented. Mr. A. Lonsdale, CLOWN, Counsel, assisted by Detective Sub-Inspector A. Leslie, pro- secuted in the

Mr. Lonsdale sald the jury that the complainant won known to the accused some, yours beford the incident, A friendship 17 The Jury, who retired for about the meantime, grew, up, between 14 minutes, unanimously found his wife, and the complainant.

On the evening. In question the accused and the complainant

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New arrivals met in a teahouse, where they

from S'har say nothing

chad:n talk,

then, sugested bad not

to. the company that le been long in Hong could get him a Job., z

Chun, went on to

hex go along to a friend's which

Three Europeans who made, was

the overland trip from Shangs sccused first

cutually

place did. It that this that he between

the

Thai to Tientsin and, thence to know of the 21.

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TUESDAY, APRI

Dr. and Mrs. William Badlhompson, alton thale wedding The bride le "the at the Marriage, Reglatrar's Office yesterday. former Miss Edith Kathleen Pollock." ("China, Mall' photo).

Weddings West Bengal Pollock Thompson

Governor visits schools in NT.

The Governor, accompanied by,

Director

Education, and Mr. 1..5. Wan, Sanior Inspa tor of Vernacular Schooli

gramme of visits yesterday to

In the Colony by making

tion of four schools in the

These consisted of two.Gov. ernment schools, one subsidież ed school and a private school,

-At the Ming Young-School; Kam. wag

Tin Village the Gov-au and greeted by Mr. Tang

the headmaster, pad stuff. This i

pro- ichools

Personalia

Mesara.. R.. Eriksen, A., Hazel-

a typien village school, whichhort, Mai Khal, Dans, Tong and and also to the partures for Salgon yesterday by

OWCE Tang", 19.1hp, genapopii Tran: Dor were among the de-

ty of Mr. Kam Tin Village Fund.

I was opened in 1930 with one teacher and 20 pupils. It has now six teachers and 211

Childres,

Air France.

Mr. A. Jacques arrived here

from, Salgon by Air Empee on

a head including 67, gis Sunday.

At the entrance to the

grounds & Guard of Honour of Boy Scouts, of whom there are 30 in

the school was drown, up anch in Departures from, the Fealasula spected by the

expressed bis

pleasure r

Hotel during the week-and in-

whe cluded Mr. and Mrs. L.T. Belir, and interest Mr. and Mrs, P.J. Emory, Mrs. F

In the school by offering д dona De Lis B. Roddy, Messrs. E, R. tion to the school brary which

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promptly reinforced

Barker, D. Brown, E Preston, P.

from Mr. Tang, and he alos Salontanapa,

Paul.

T... Oishi, G.A.

The next school visited was the Rodriguez, J. Baum and 'T.M. new, Un Long Public Middle School which has been erected folatly by the Elders and publie

Among the new week-end ar of Un Lung and Governiniest at ‹ Frivols at the Peninsula Hotel were cost of

$200,000

Miss M.O. Kennedy, J.E. Zisk, M. The school consists of Junior Richards, Dr. H. Morgulo, Messrs. Middle classes, laboratory, library, R.A. Clark, B.Le Lapin, B. K. Me- stail-room, and, what is probably Lenghan, C.H.; Tucken. C. A. Fil-

ball in the New Tor- lingame and H. Brown

issue causes les The Governor spoke win

anxiety

pupils of the school and observed the physical training class, re marking on the excellent physlaus and the neat appearance of the pupils.

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of those remaining behind uppble.reupon went into the Purk, Coventry Thompson and Karach and New Delhi for having on attendance of about 190, don J. 3. Conyngham, Sir: M. E.

to

his wife and the Hong Kong by the ss, Choy when the

Miss Edith Kathleen Pol-

Messrs, Li Chun, Chang Chung- Sang arrived here yesterday-how of the friend. Chan had rer lock became the bride of Dr.

cheng and Wong Chin-fong were tight-lipped and declining to ted to, it was found that the William Basil Thompson at The situation of Hindu and

among the arrivals bere from say anything about the Shang-mart was not in. After waiting the Supreme Court Marglage Muslim, minorities in the parts

Bangkok by CPA on Saturday. hat situation..

time somg

of West Bengal attached to in the house, the Registrar's Office yesterday.

Owner's generosity. To quote one of them, who dis- complainant said he was, leaving,

from Melbourne, Arrivala embarked at Buoy B-2 yesterday, but was persuaded to remain a

The bride is the daughter of India and of East Bengal which

At Ping Shan an entirely duon- "we do not wish to say anything. Itile longer.

Squadron Leader and Mrs. forma part of Pakistan, has nounced visit was paid to the Paley, Brisbane and Cairns, by Pollock of Bedford House, Stoke been a cause of serious an

on Sunday in- U Private Middle School whigh eluded Ace. R. M. Adams, Miss

the s. Changle We might jeopardise the position

The bridegroom's xiety, to the Governments of caters for Senior Middle class GF Birrell, Ms. HM. Calian- and presently returned

Mr, leave.

carrying parcel under bis arm. Farents

late. the

Mrs. Thompson of several weeks past. The arrivals were Messes, N.P. The two then agreed to leave,

The school is entirely Washington

financed U.S.A. D.C..

Compton, Miss R. E, Dunk, K. P. Nozer, A. Harvey and J.P. According to the

the prosecution.

afternoon The bride wore an

B. D. McCarthy, W. R. Recent disturbances have by the owner of the little Simoes,

the property who niso supports A

PRE NO ME ...: when they had walked a

McDonald, Approached by the "China distance, Chan offered a cigarette dress of dusky plak silk with claimed many casualties on bold

Mre, 9. J. Mills, riderablä additions, including Sir.

Mrs. M. L Miss" ir Harvey declined to dis- to Fung. At this stage, he open-gray and black forgi, clesign, by sities, and peace is hot yet ret scheeable the daten, cuss his railway journey from ed the parcel took a chopper C, with black acces-established. Thousands of people dally from one country change

lunch-mom, kitchen, tuck shop

Rawnsley, Mrs. D. M. Rote, W. find protection were in process of construction.

Tanner,

MTS. B. Tanner, J. Miss Peggy Fleming, was to the other, to

with their co-religioniats. The Finally, the Governor spent half Tanner, G. E. Tanner, Mrs. M. plan with and struck the com-sories,

The latter tried to run away, matron of honour, She wore an will

India has ap-cognspecting the work of the Van der Vour, Wm. Wardell, but was overtaken,

aftemoon dress of turquoise blue Government of

the of the Min Villians, Mrs. нау Fung was later found uncon- crepe,

students, The bostman with 49 wounds)

was Mr. W. H. mittee of the Red Cross, Geneva,

wan S. W. Harris, Mrs. G. L. Hunger- sciples on the spent woulds, how Huma

asking it to study the problem of vegetable on his body.

to the victims. The reception was held at the bringing, relict

The Government, of Pakistan animal the interested. In the Furch Mrs. C. Inglis, G. Johnson,

Husbandry and students K ever, were not large, and ald

Johnson, Mrs. M. supported this request, and the co-operative not indicate that considerable Balcony, Peninsula Hotel

Johnson, Wm. H. G: Kyling G. force, bag been used in

In Jullieting The honeymoon is to be sperit Internailonal Committee, in 16 was learned that this. 03. M 1oader, Mrs. H. G. Loader. them,

at Bangkok. The bride's going-

and Dr. Roland. away dress was a Navy two-piece Dr. Guland, Mary, the Tint operative idea is being put inte. 4. Pendelsh, Mrs M. Scott and

first practice by past students in the Bliss J: Szinidt-Sorokina, with while accessorica..

with the special mission of mak-villages in which they were now. ing contact with the two Goy teaching. a Marie Rosario, ernments, the second to study Miss Theresa

The Governor will shortly; visit

Shanghai to Tientsin. Asked whe- from within ter he is in the Colony on leave, he replied: "Don't you worry."

The Choy Sang brought more than 1,000 tons of North China **go,

Court Brevities

A 500-yard chase

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Poached the International Com Colleges, garder C. N. S.. Burns, Mrs. A. M. Haines,

rer

ciety.

and

bably include Hennessy Road

House.

M. de Traz has now returned Government School, the Technical to Geneva and reported to the College, Sacred Heart Schoo) and

of Royden Ho Committee,

members

Mess F. Samsun A.R which are following events with the closest attention.

the

The accused was arrested six days later. He took the police to a place where he hande 1 them a in the ap-chopper. This chopper on Inspeq- prehension of a snatcher earned tion was found to have a loose daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A the needs of victims and the best urban gehogis and these will pro- Hul Blog-cheung, framan of the handle, the metal binding of Rosario, became the bride of Mr. way of helping them. Kowloon Fire Brigade, a com- which was roughened..

Frederick Wandres at St. Mar mendation.from Mr. F., X. d'Ak-

saret's Church on Sunday. Accused's stary

Fr. Riganti omelated. mada at Kowloon yesterday when

Aev were. The hands of the accused,

by the Magistrate sentenced Lam found to have

some slight cuts The bride was given away Kam-plu, aged 18, to six months und abrasions. Medien evidende her fattier, and her sister, Mrs. hard labour, six strokes and rhewed that it was possible for F.J. Collaco, was the Matron of recommendation for

for Honour.

Miss Virginia Ribeire there marks to have been caused was the Hower girl. for snatching.

by the

of the rubbing

chopper

Messrs, F.J. Collac and J. handle against the accused's hands. Liseden were the bridegroom's

After evidence was given by

bestmen.. the complainant and other pro cecution witnesses tha took the winess stand on his owri behalf.

banishment

Inspector W. Jones said that an

Saturday evening Miss You Pack

was walking blong Taipo Road when defendant came from be hind and snatched her $100

watch from her wrist,

Fireman Hul, who was oft duty

at the time, beard com- plainant's alarm and chased after defendant to the staircase of: 18] Fuk Wing Street, a distance of 500 yards, where Lam was gr-|: rested

Dr. Marti, is continuing his Sualang, A. Sumilang, G. Suml- enquiry, concentrating on Callang. R. Dingh and K. Sipg or culta and Dacca, and will shortly rived in the Colony, on Sunday present, a practical rallat. scheme. from Manilla by CPA.

Barber_fined Girls'

Ohan denied the suggestions

A Chinese barber residing at that he had come from Canton:20 Prince Edward Road was to seek out the complainant boned, $100. by Mr. J. Reynolds

cause of the affair between hig at Central yesterday when he The

and the

the complainant.

to a charge of the Canto legally

Defendant, Wong Ah-chol, was

the Court he was pleaded orting gold. a former inspecWeason for hir

school subject

of court action

Shun Sau Girls Middle School, of 61 Caine Road, was the subject matter of an getion for possession and damages, beard by the Supreme Court yesterday,

Funeral of Mr. P. Tester

The funeral of Mr Percy Tester, who died on Sunday, took place at the Old Resi dents section of the Colonial Camelery, yesterday with the | Reverend George She officiat- ping,

Tester who.ded at the age of 70, arrived in the Colony 40. yours ago from floyd's Insu ance to fols Jardine's Insurance

* After a few years he was on-

nol nointed manager

of the Coma- mercial Union Assurance Com

dany and in 1016 became a sharo

A prominent Freemason. Mr. Lau Ah-chap, unemployed, began

momboy polite Enlarge on a per a comlog

Teller was a partner with Mr. before Mr. James Wipks at Flow cause of the arrival the Cam- Jardine's Wharf by a district

in Tester and loon yesterday for the possession wists in Cantos, and he wai

war watchinau

Before the Acting Chief Jus Plaintif says the licenca in baru Abraham The gold, consisting of 14 bars banknotes and for ultering one As to the subject of the

Since that offelel Justice of the Peate. el-them.

Defendant, was alleged to have Chan admitted ho had the choppered to be confiscated by the plaintiff in the action is seek- 1849, and she never renewed or in alt he was appoluted an un

ing among other things an in-extended, it at all. Magistrale.

time, she has demandai possas Mr. Foster was very hierest- wrappert in the parcel, but, tha According to the prosecution function restraining the pre-slan: back of the school together ed in loda, ractif” and had been attempted on April 1 to pass one was as, a self-defence.preaputian,

Blewar the Hong Kong of the notes to a woman cigarette When he met Fudgy he mentioned deferant was seen leaving the sent head of the school from with all the property wilbin: frota): 9 hawker who recognised blm jaz

the defendant, but her demands |

The deceased is survived by u the mine who had on two to him the affale concernost in the Jarding What carrying a canyes continuing its operation.

bes.

have been refused, || district watchman surch- conversation, at which ed him. course

bruther and alster, ini, England. vious occasions, given her two the complainant became

Potsession asked ... Chler inourner at the funeral forged $10 banknotes on pur-}||

The watchman found the frame Chan further alleged that Fing of the beri to be hollow and die

Tug thereof ontlolies was

Abraham chases.

drew Another choppon conceale

dont has wrongfully contfolie te covered gold bars inside. continues

A requested no towers werd Hearlog

tomorrow."

Occupy the Dr on his person, auck sittacked hiruron months ago defendant

premises contrary to sent but the one floral tribute, a upedient and that she herse For the keeping of an un- first. A struggle developed, with was arrested for a shrillar, offence the result that Fung Was wound.

lias been losing out by this, lkenced manage establiment

Bbe is asking for possession on the first floor of 321 Nathan, ed, after bath of them had solle

the entire properly; an injunc trying; so, wrest: th Road, Chan Bas-eban, 27+year

ground

on the instructions af. Mr. A. el restrailing the defendant from each other's hands.

restraining

of threa forged $5 Hong Kong thus, looking for BJOR nitack valued at HK$15,560, was order tice, Mr. E. H. Williams, the question expired: oni Jaranty 23./ Abraharaj 28. Telephone House.

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on the

old war, was aned 120 by roaming, Chan namitter

草草

d'Almada at Kowloon

TEEN-AGERS WOUNDED

Phini is Pun Lan-shi, widow, residing 61 Caine Road. Mr. Jolan McNeill, instructed by Mr. M. A da Silva, is appeating on her behalf.

Fung Sau-ching, defendant, of as Eonham Strand East, le repre sented by Mr. D. A. L. Wright,

,

the statement of claim, the continuing to operate the

Tinunction

crops of White Wies which, ac- conipanted the hearse, was sent by the President and members of the Kowloon Cricket Club, E

Many promilien, members of the Hong Kong community at tonded the funerall; and, among thang ware: BG Arthur: Morso

yesterday

that while he was in Cantos with Two Chinese leen-agers were Inspector G. N. Davitt, who his wife ho had discovered wounded when an Indian fired two plainter says she is proprietres!

the complainant ainonr ? the fald of the

his home at $2,

Lai Chi Kok Sligo which has beer l axisteschool fut the purpose of operat (wife's posseŃ: At the trial conclusion, the Road, Mongkok, Ins les, slving evidence," said that

Le tenant of be considered, the premises were chopper in question was ordered

And I shola; with his chugun in front of the. Shựa Say Gigis. Middel defendant from use Middle D. F. Landale, Mr.", MM.

conducted on Sunday morn here.

In a sequel to p quarrel betweence Mince 1927.; Sha, cláinis' shoingingy, sghooi; in the Colony; az/Watson LT &- Ng, Chaưý. MLB S. being used for an Immoral pur-to be returned to its rightful the, Indian and a Chinese were relevant me premises at allfocount of the profits of the poe

Pose.

Towner

the Indian fired the disperas a

Jost his

and temper

la Ar Attompi

Aght

were of

sent school damages,

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written agreement dalo other rendant in delenco, con-

The

and herself, plungif cdn- tends that, she in the legal tenants

•the verbo wors who fendant ond", between de-1

tende, she granted the defendant at of the premises and; Higral GOOD NEWS FOR OUR PATRONS The wounded were immediately licence, ta operate the school is lentes, an alleged, by the slejr-

rushed to the Kowloon Hospital. ips to her the necessary firma ti Police were investigating the ture, equipment, books and other

things. case Tast night.

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