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JOHN CLARKE'S CASEBOOK

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Accused

Friends' Parting Protests

No enmity is so bitter n.

that

J. There were two previous between friends Isle of Man he had bees g.oled:

convictions against him. In the who have fallen out. At for larceny and false preleness. Great

Aned Marliorough Street In London,

for causing the other morning, there grievous bodily harm.

"Is he drinker?" the magis- were two such sometime

|tratë.usked.

friends.

4

"Not 10 my knowledge," the though A man named Joe was in the alleeman answered,

he does frequent clubs." dock. He was Canadian by birth, an undertaker by pro- fession, though he looked niere kike

THE BREAK.

here," said the anaxis.rate to the court, " bin don't always hear the whole

WOS

Shakespearlon Ber❝SITTING There W09 thut kind Required distinction about

10lary. I assume thle nian that actors sometimes Jem

from their borrow

parts to on. friendly

with terms

the clothe their personality.

they that

then Joe pleaded not guilty to a quarrelled." He turned to Joc.

You charge of stealing £18 and two

Ko 10 prison must cheques from a woman who had

three months," he said. been his friend,

CHE

THE QUARREL

A

WHS dress-designer. the from Joe, she said witness-box. har gone to her flat one day at slayed talking for about an hour. The ele phone had roog und the hari gone to another room to answer It. By that time she and Joe:

of a row. were in the middle

and she had asked him to leave the flat. As she telephoned she heard him go.

A little later she looked jato. her handbag and found the £18: and the two cheques gone

"Thres days later," said the dres-designer, a middle-aged, blonde woman, he rang up."

"Did you tax him about the £187 she lenined clerk askesi

her.

"Yes," she said. "I told him I would report it to the police. He said, ' tell them you gave

it me."

"Had you given it him" the learned clerk asked. "Of course not," the replied.

THE CONFLICT

woman

for

About

Sentence

A 28-year-old welder, Wong Fat, who admitted having wounded two wo. men and A MAN with a chopper, questioned the sentence of seven years and 12 strokes passed on him this morning

at the Criminal Sessions by Mr Justice A.D. Scholes,

"I should not be given such a benvy punishment," sakt Wong. "They hit me and I retaliated with a chopper It is a very usun thing. All of us are equal-

"Sir," said Joe, clicking his heels to acknowledge the order. He marched off to the wells. A small look passed between himly to blume." and the dress-designer as he went. The end of their friend- ship was in 2.

TB VICTIM SMOKED

OPIUM

A

tuberculosis 42-year-old

alias Kim-tsul victim, Wong Nim On-yin, unemployed at 91 second Connaught Road West,

by Mr floor, was fined $1,000

Central this Hin-shing Lo at

morning for possession of opium and two oplum pipes.

Representing defendant,

|J, C. Stewart pleaded

when

the

Wong faced six charges, three of wounding with intent to mur- der and three of 'wounding with Intent to do grievous bodily harm. He denied all intent to murder and pleaded guilty to two charges, these of wounding his landlady, Wong Sau-shun and her son-in-law, Chan Ki-hung, with Intent to do grievous bodily harm. derdel wounding Wong's daugh ter. Tam Siu-mu, with intent to de grievous bodily harm.

He also

Crown Counsel, Mr D. F. O'Reilly Mayne, accepted the pleas and outlined the fucts 16 the Judge,

Mr Mayne said that all three victims resided at 10 Tal Ming Street,

Shoukiwan, where the accused was sub-tenant. Не was in arrears of rent and on the m

Mr

guilty

**

10

and submitted that Wong gave every assistance to the Revenue whis Offerr

raid premises. He TOE chimest in from the dock.carried out on his JOE

admitted possession of willingly there for "She says was

the aplum and had been "smok- ing misguidedly" for over four He had been suffering tuberculosis since 1950 and hol wife,

it

two daughters and a son to support.

The Prosecuting Officer said that when defendant's premises were raided on November

an hour," he said, "I was at her She gave me place two days. those two cheques to try to eth because she was overdrawn at the bank."

"I wasn't," the dress-designer snapped

A police officer went into the tolt of Joe's witness-box, and arrent. "He said the money had been given in," reported. Then

turn to speak.

years.

from

thels of raw oplum,

17, six

D

so he turned to attack this man. He inflicted three wounds on Chan's forehead, shoulder and

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King Case: Counsel Refers To "Comments By Members Of The Legal Profession“

Comments by members of the legal profession in Hongkong as tô the possible course of the King case which had reached him were revealed by Mr Marcus da Silva, Counsel for James Joseph Osbourne King, former director of George Falconer and Co., Ltd, of Union Building, charged with fraudulent conversion, before Mr Poon Yan-hoi this morning, prior to continuing his submissions that King had no case to

answer.

Mr Silva, saying these same comments might have reached the ears of his Worship, expressed confidence, that his Worship would not allow them to influence his mind în coming to a decision in the case.

for the The Hon. Leo d'Almada, QC, leading Counsel

Prosecution, de clared that Mr Silva's remarks were unnecessary and uncalled for, while Mr Poon gave his assurance to Mr Silva that, while he had not himself heard the comments referred to, he would not allow any such comment to influence him in his decision.

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Mr Silva this morning con-upinion on many matters. In cluded his submissions on the this particular Instance I can fourteenth day of hearing.

my

frankness but with King, merchont,

of 20 Braga complete respect to him that I Cireuil, is charged before Mr place no value on the opinion Foon Yan-hol with having taken he expressed just now to you A£400 (HK$0,305.94) for the because I can see, us his last use of his wife, Margaret, in words to you had demonstrated, November, 1950 whilst a Direc- the necessity for the comments tor of George Falconer and Co.,

which } have made in this Ltd., of Union Buliding.

maller.

Girl's Story

Of Being

Hit By Man

of

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The Hon. Leo d'Almada, QC.

"In this whirlpool which has and Mr A. J. Clifford are both

currounded this particular case, for the prosecution, instructed with all the dirt and flotsam "Do you know what an onli by Hastings and Co.

Resuming this morrit. Mr cbbying around this matter, is?" Mr Thomas Tom asked in Silva said: "Before I present the Sir, that if I did not make Central Court this morning

comment I would have fail- Pun Yin-kam, an eight-year-old my submission chart, which led in my last duty to Jimmy girl who with her ten-year-old promised you,

Sir, at the be- King. It may be that in due brother, Pun Fo-kee were giving ginning of my address, and course of time, the due course | evidence of assaul! against A

ummarise

my submissions, of events would bear out one of fellow-tenant Cheung Chol, leave seek your

to

tulsh make the comments I made in this building contratior's foreman; comment. Many fellow practi particular case, but until this at 40 Spring Gardens Street, tioners have come to me during course does arise, I will make third floor. the course of this case and have my appeal to the Hon. the The little girl said the dild not stated

that two comments about Atterry-General here, now and know what an oath was. the case had been made to them at this clage."

how to "But you do know MR POON'S COMMENT tell the truth?"Yes. (1) that an opinion had been

Mc

"May I say this. The girl then gave her evi- Poon: obtained from London on the

dence. and in respect of my This morning I was told by Mr submissions and (2) that in the Silva that two comments cir-

epse

"On that day (October 1) I WA having a bath in the kitchen and he come in, Get out so I can take would be fession had reached him that if a bath first he said, and since ha you appeals of Colin Morris' carried through, regardless of the Prosecution fails there will was so unreasonable i got out and

event of the Prosecution's failure culating around the legal pro-

officer ace of prepared opium, hand and fractured his frontal following have ceased to hold and produce the sets, but the

the

was 11

Joe's

five mace of opium dross, as well

sundry smoking terial were found.

Mr Paul Bennet, VC, the magistrate, invited him to go to the witness-box and speak ondani! bath, or to say what he had to Stanley from the dock.

Mr Lo asked whether defen- to go to would vare

for medical attention. Mr Stewart assured the Court can say is she gave me that defendant, although coming resources, the end of his from to Joe soid the money."

could still afford private That's all my. where he was,

treatinent. defence."

"All

He had not once looked at the dress-designer, nor the ut him, Hatred was implicit in the looks they did not exchange.

THE CHOICE

WELL the

moment

can't

#on't see why she should have given you the money." said the magistrate. "I question you, but if you would care to say why.

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and I choose the 004,420.03. woman's story." Mr Bennell The General Revenue Balance sold. He asked

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EARLIER VIOLENCE

Mr Mayne said that the ac-

Dr

con

bo

befere

ma

Uie kitchen. But he stopped and said Tut those on when you Then I askeri I have heard of these comments, leave the kithen.' but even if I had heard them why he was being so rude in my

would not have in me. He said "Don't answer me back before, they asso-201

or 1 will give your several lapt fluenced my mind in

Judz Then he look lokt giving

of my chenk Anders and pinched hement in this case. I don't mind with L theme of

wil very hard and pulled me up tho only in this not

Stone slaps out of the kitchen. In of these saying that because they case, but in many cases before hurt me very much and when I out your me, when I give judgment I al- my hand to to my cheek it was reached

it is ways expect an appeal from the fovered with blood and I was cry that it

ing. say

whether

right for me to remark that other side. Therefore,

there will be an appeal or not

eused was eventually overcome, Poo-ping (Medical Officer/gratulated on a very clever choice | again that

the chopper taken away from him and he was taken to the Pollec.

violenco before,

of Schools).

of

case

feel

of

very

**Then when I was in the doorway he gave me another slop in the back by shutting the decr hard on me so that I fell down, Then he threw my clogs and thẳngaj

the door at me, Thên 1 heard him say from the inside that there was no need for him to go to prison' even if he killed me."

"Have you anything to ask her?” asked Mr Tam of the d:fendant. Tie defendant advanced across the Court to the little girl, but was stopped by the Interpre er

"did not hit you, i čia rol dira...............

that I had left in-theitchen out of

evening of August 22 dispute arose as a result. The nexused took up a ment chopper and caused very serious injuries Sho the woman. Wong. suffered six cuts on

Today. her head.

a first performance in Hong- It was also notified that H.E. face, pine and arm. Some of

the Governor has appointed Mr | kong these were down to the bone and

J. Forbes, Watorwerks Engineer, All of fractured her skull.

to act as a' supernumerary and Reluctant Heroes last night | expense, to the Full Court and be an appeal, even to the Privy started to dress in order to leva there wounds, however, healed,

at King George's Hall. No if necessary to the Privy Council. Counell. This is the first time NOT ASSOCIATED temporary Deputy The accused was

separated

Public Works,

member of the audience

that "I am certain from Wong by her daughter, The following

officers have could possibly deny that it

learned friends are not Tam, continued Mr Mayne, and

ns from so he proceeded to

resumed their duties attack the

clated with elther of these two November 10: Mr K. J. Attwell went off with a banga

comments but because He was then

(Senior Education Officer); Mr great credit to the sound young woman.

widespread currency Cairns Colin

{Senior Marine effects man, in fact. separated by Tam's husband

Officer).

It is imposible to discover two comments,

might have Notice

that the from the programme who designed Worship's ears, I was given the appointments

Indicated in were excellent, particularly

feel certain that neither cam-

in this case, that will not in- The cleverly drawn Mr D. McLellan barn szosie, paranthesis: (Senior

of Schools); programme cover (by ACI Briggs) ment will in any way influence, Auence my mind at all, and I Inspector

Worship your

clally can assure you that I will only prejudicially Mr Chan Kum-long (Sub

deserves a special mention.

against the defendant. con" Inspector

give judgment on the evidence." ol Schools);

The company

I should comment Mr Silva then continued with most

though his submission of no case to an emphatically, play. The "Ronald Shir

with the greatest of deference swer, and handed to the Court Other appointments listed presentations are all particularly

to the Hon. the Allorney-

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of a chart he had drawn The accused had displayed were: M: Q. A. A. Macfadyen to adaptable to service casts, and

General, that if this threat to make remarkably Gen

in detail the up setting out these Airmen sald Crown be an official Member of the | 100

use a long process in appellate various limbs of his Counsel, disclosing that the ac- Executive Couneli, provisionally dire oui Army Life, and while harassment

canvincing solters! This farce is

argument, Jimmy Kh

A necessary ingredient for cused was fined $25 and bound and rubles to Her Majesty's 45

he should the silence of fraudulent con-you," he said. ever in $100 for a year on July pleasure, during the ablenecen some of the situations are almost should materialise, ས་་

for the papers

in this version, he sald, Was the

ROY'S EVIDENCE 2 for disorderly conduct by fight- the Colony of the Hen B. C. K. Briatingly absurd, he dialogue send

and lifts it up to high humour, and

for consideration as to allegation that the Bum ing and within two weeks was Hawkins; M: D. C. Barty of the laughs are consucus. The whether he should exercise his $6.305.04 was Falconer's pro- Tisa

brother had given nguin Aned the

same amount as Estabikshment Ofser during

und perty, anti since 110 direct evidence before that he had been and bound over in

$25 for a the absence of M. R. J. C. Howes show runs emoothly ent effes- prerogative to intervene

called, this is young, er ery out. He went |writing in bla room when he heard similar offence. Nothing seem-

stop what in effect will be evidence had been The following have bren aptively.

nothing more or less than Ingredient had to be proven by in and saw that her face and chest ed to have been done about the pointed Medical OMeers: Ko

evidence that were covered in blood, and she had 11 circumstantial first bond. At the time of the Kit-tak; Tum Kwong-lam; Chen The Kal Tak Players are persecution as audacious

that the defendant had from was to say, is malicious.” ing, Yue fortunate

subsidiary told him in having a natural Chih-fu; Feng Jiunn-Jing;

struck her. The boy had asked de- facts from which the chopper attack, the accused was

Court feedans why, and he had BIU, still in bond, he added.

Man-young; Yuen Sing-trong: comedian. SAC Bailey 1.9 Mr d'Almada: "May I be per could infer that the money was "Even if I killed her those is no Auyong Chung; Yang Ching-poi Gregory both stole, and at the mitted to say irks which have Faltener's property. Unless this need for the fore the Bestal Tsai F. Chin; M. K. C.

same time made, show. I

was

In had the lat him, the boy sald, an capable of only one Halung-lien; Ho Wing-ho, W. L. hope he realises

The the face, chest and back as that fallen from Mr Siiva. Firstly, ferince printing. to guilt the he cried 100. that his Wong: Chan Yik-on: Fong Sin-strength lies in his understate- he is

correct when he chin; T. I. T. Ou; Huang Tsu-ment, and never succumbs

The girl and boy had then gone to see their elder sister and they chuan:

had all reported the mattor to the Shih-hsun Heu; Sung Shao-exaggerate.

Defendant gava evidonça after the Guo luan-min; Liang

WO Drayton also has enough

of the fact other Inferences point to the Poke

***The little girl had had her bath,” Stage Presence to give the plece that your Worship made no conclusion that the money was str

whenever he is on the mention whatsoever of them, not Falconer's, le, to innocence, he said, "and had come out of it Court therefore must ) and I was going in. Then I saw G. T. Lloyd resigned his once boards. He la good enough say with respect that his ob- and the

then hold that those subsidiary some of her things still on the floor, them arc

and

feels had no evidential valuo her clogs, a pail and some washing gear. I waited for her to come anal halting delivery in future wholly

and no no case ploven

case to Thirdly, assuming

και them. The lights werd put called for. performances.

then, I felt the water, and then closed the door, not realising that AC Allen and Sgt Wales that these comments had reach-answer.

the many she was on the other side. I noted played up well in strong sup-ed your Worship's ears I have! In the light of that you possible inferences

bui thought suggested, obstructions no doubt whatsoever porting roles, and one or two w

cry but went on, with my of the smaller parts were acted would have ignored them com- if there was a bare chance that were some tubs there. I heard her

pletely as entirely irrelevant of

of the

inferences Then they all said I hit the girt with promise I liked Fr. Off the point which you are being pointing to innocence might be but denied it." Britl's Medical Orderly, but

Asked by Mr Tam, the boy sald' decide, and I think true, there would then be no that the lights were not put asked, to deplored his make up. Capt

that even a hint that your Wor- offence to consider and no case "How can you explain the girl. Kennington, Cpl Amos and ship might possibly be in any to answer; in other words, the having her face cut?" asked Paterson were all good. It was

show with Tom"She fell down when the

door lift her into some pall." - an enjoyable evening's enter way influenced by them was Prosecution

equally

accuracy unnecessary. Finally, mathematical talament.-MANGARET BRUCE.

£talThe boy's scratches? I did not the Attorney-General not being these other inferences pointing tools bir here, it was again unnecessary

were Impossible to innocence forecast or suggest what| Inferences. steps he might take in the pro-

The hearing is continuing. unnecessary ceedings, not only but quite obviously premature.

IRRELEVANT POINT

"From the evidence before

me I can find no factors which would go towards explaining or excusing in any degree these offences," Mr Mayne told the Judge.

recounted

In

The accused detail his attack on three per- song, claiming that the woman Wong, bullied him and called him a fool because he could not speak well. He alleged that his

attack began after Wong hit him.

He took the chopper from window sill. He attacked the daughter because she helped her mother and hit him on the back and tugged at his arm The daughter also prodded him on th: hands and feet end sldc clothes fork, so he chased after her and chopped her. The man, Chan, hit him on the head with a wooden stool. He was overpowered by added the accused.

With

other mea, two

NATURAL COMEDIAN

to

to

with the

quite

FOYD

that

nor

neither my. learned myself have any

For more comments, or me

Chang Sing-bea; Blondel the usul Amateur tendency to these

It was also notified that Mr 4

as a Member of the Port Wel-actor to consider pulting right servations November 13. fare Committee with effect from

Speedy Rescue

Of Fliers

Pearl Harbour.

Nov. 19. airmen Seven Navy

who ditched their PBY flying boat in mid-Pacifle when the plane ran out of fuel were recovering He ended by saying. The fram exposure today after

rescue by three of them hit me so I had speedy to chop them. I did not in- transport. tend to murder them."

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troop

The transport was guided to Radio Hongkong

Mr Justice Scholes remarked the survivors that the accused was fortunate two Navy

kopt

fe-raft

in that the woman, Wong who had such serious injuries, did not die.

forced He sentenced the ac- cused to seven years and 12 miles

Sht

to

strokes for wounding Wong, transport informed 14th Navy Rosemary Richards (audio) 6.30, pol

Old Time Ballroom with Sydney Points

the son-in-law, Chan.

*.

of

in view

upon unnecessary

my

by

to

Jaw, was no choose between inferences where, the

опе any

must

Sikhs Observe Birthday

thero

both.

Mr

After romo, dispute as to whether both the children had been mentally examined by the Queen Mary | Hospital, the "defendant was found guilty. The mother of the children kaid that she asked no damages, Al-A though she had paid some $100 in doctor'n fees. but Mr Tam awarded $30 to each of the young com plainants, or two gach in default, and imposed a $100 fine.

weeks' gaol on.

DECREE NISI GRANTED

Last night by planes

that had

1.K.T. 6, Time Signal and Progromine "This point which my friend avigil over the tossing

Summary: 6.00, Contact. Radio has raised is even more irrele since the PBY

Magazine for the rising Generation down yesterday 130 with

Interviews, vant, if there are degrees of News, Views, north of Midway, The Storles "and" Mule, Produced by irrelevancy, than number ol

way

he has made in the A large proportion of the Slith and a concurrent term of thres District Headquarters

that Thompson and his Orch. (BBCTS): course of his long submission. I community In Hengkong as- years on the charge of wounding three of the Blers suffered. In- 6,50, Weather Report; 7, Time Blamal, or obl

am obliged to my friend for his sembled et the Sikh Temple, that neither Happy Valley, today to celebrate juries in the crash landing but World News and United Nation Re

port (London Relay); 7.16. Talking observation that the Injuries were not bout Hongkong by Dr 8. G. Davis learned junior nor myself are the birthday of Shri Guru Nanak

Вуал considered serious, United and Rev. Faber

party to such comments as has Dev Ji, founder of the Sikh (Recorded); 7.30, Bongs from the Press.

reached him, and just as he was Faith, Shows (Biena); §, “Do you remem-

The celebration began with A decrco nisl and costs was ber" The Eighth in the Beries

desirous

prejudice that no

Justice C.W.. Programmes to celebrate the list should be created in your Wor- reading of the Akhand Pail granted by Mr

two days ago, Recce in the Divorce Court this Anniversary of the B... Empire Services Tecorded London Relay ship's mind by the possibility of (Holy Grant)

morning to Mrs Doris Amy May, It was announced Iri

heard them, and and finished this morning. the 80, Star, Perk met Gracia Fields your having The British steamer Tefkros Government Gazette today that 8.45, "Looking" Back" presented by

A. programme consisting of a of 3B Broom Road, who petl as he was confident thes just

tioned for developed rudder trouble while Flight Sergeant Denis Mottram the British counel (Studio); 9 Time would not indeed influence your number of hymns and peaches

a dissolution of her Bignal, Mu

Lovers Hour in the Straits of Formosa lest] has been commissioned to be a Cloudcat Requesta, presented

us anxioux by Worship, I am

present marriage to Arthur Frederick given by various night.

of the Flying Offeer in the Hongkong Curtis Hindson (Studio); 10, Science

wife of May, electrical engineer It is learned that she is now | Auxillary Air Force.

Burvey, Television for Marine Re-

be regarded by your Worship Major General

who FWD on grounds of

of adultery, search: A Talk" by Harold Harner, being towed back to the Colony

projudicini to the served in Korea, PHD,, (BSCTB) -10.10.- Boulevard

followed.

Mrs May was represented by by a British naval vessel.

Cafe: 10.30, Reebrd Roundabour:

Among those present were Mr Mr T.A. Shurlock instructed. 10.69 Wanther

11. Time

Dennis, while Bignal Radio Newireel (Necorded

Mr Sliva: "I could like to say P. R. S. Moni, Indian Commis- by Mr R.F.G. London Relay)] 11.15, Goodnighthis, Sir. I sometimes and quite sioner, and Mr S. J. Singh, re- Mr B.N. Cooper was in Court. Music, God Gave The Queen;

for the respondent. Close Dow..

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