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Police Sergeant On Conspiracy Charge

Alleged Attempt To Solicit

Money Corruptly

a

former police A Police Sergeant and

constable appeared in court today on charges of conspiracy to solicit money corruptly from the manager of a ball- room and of demanding money with

menaces.

The two men are Cheung Chan, 24 and Kwan

Man-on, 26, the Police Sergeant.

The case is being heard be it complainant paid

him

the

fure Mi fumice CW. Reece at money the whole thing would b the Yamunal Sensions.

A Jury of ur men and three

signen bas be

empanelled

Mi Re for the Crown led

the Jury that the two accused entered rate agreement that they

settled.

Complainant tried to stall and Kwan then told the first accused

to settle the matter.

On four other occasions com- พกง visited by plainant

who esked for the On the last occasion arrested, after com- had reported to the

shold Glam mony from the Chrung cortalamand Cheng

Kwok-ZIAKY

ling, who was a dare hostesses Punager of a bailroa

Luon

They

ne was Koplakart

informed hu that be was a member of a triad society

and that if he were prepared to

police,

Kwan later made a statemen! Lo Chief Inspector Roberts ad- mithing he was present in the

disbursr money 16 them nocale, although originally, Crown action would be taken

hira

AFRAID

against

Crown Counsel sud Ust

about 5 m on September 16

the complainant was approach- who said tha! ex by Cheung Kwan wanted to see him. The he did Belroon manager sald

Cheung said not know huru. that Kwan was very friendly with a sergeant at Police head- quarters who was in charge of

16 uctivities anti-tract Colony.

Complainant agreed to meet al restaurant late, that even- In

the

Evidence would be given that the complainant at that stage was afraid he might be arrested, Later, he arrived at the cafe

and there da saw the twe ac-

Counsel said he denied knowing anything about it.

Mr Hea and Mr A Shelter

Crown Counsel, poisted by Chart Inspector F Roberta

for the Crown

appear.

The second accused in defender Mr Patrick Yu, instructed by P Mu and Cu.

0 arpresented

First accused by Counsel

Hearing is continuing.

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Thefts From Parked Cars

Five cuses of thats from park - Lo the

ect cars were reported

Police over the week—era:1.

case involved the theft

of a

cusest men sitting in a booth.camera and a portable radio frum He sat down with them and car parked in King's Purk yes. gave his name Kwan who terday afternoon. Identified himself.

to

Islanders Greet The Governor

Out come the Unton Jacks at Aplichau for His Excellency the Governor who this morning visited this island for the first time this year. China Mail photo.

The Governor Sees Fishing Community Schools

His Excellency, the Governor, Sir Robert Black, this morning visited three schools for the fishing community in Aberdeen and Aplichau Island. He was accompanied on the tour by the Hon, D. J. S. Crozier, Director of Educa- tion.

The schools are the Aberdeen Primary School, the Harbour Mission School and the Aplichau Kaifong Primary A.M. School, the latter two of which are situated on Aplichau Island.

The was the first time His

visited Aplichnu Istand this year. As he arrived at the Island, he was welcomed by officials and members of the Aplichau Kaitong Association.

Excellency A suspect bus been detained in Crown Counsel alleged that one cose when woullen pull- stolen Kwan told columnant that he over, valued at $10, was had received certain inforina-from a car in Cumberland Road, tion that he was member of Kowloon Tung.

ab unlawful society.

SPEND $100

Seven Hurt In

Road Mishaps

but Ser- Cheung denied this geant Kwan allegedly said: "Even you are a member, don't be afraid. I can fx it." Cheung Joined in to say that even if he were a member he need not be Seven people, Including four Bfraldas Kwan was a kind man, children, were injured in "Tale Sergeant Kwan allegedly went accidents in the Colony over the on to say that he had spent $100 week-end. They were admitted on the information and said that to hospital for treatment.

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FLAGS WAVED

Several hundred students of

lined up the autong School along the road loading from the winef to the school und waved flags as Ilis Excellenzy was led to the School.

In one of the

classes at the the Governor Kaifong school, was entertalued with a song in Chinese by the puplis while the tutor, Mr Leung Ming-kam, e- companied them on a violin.

Purse Snatched

A

Chinese anatched a purse containing a sum of money, a fountain pen and other property. valued at $79 from a woman at the staircase of Nu. 3 Kwong Yung Street,

"Very good," His Excellency sald, clapping his hands, "thank A

you."

In another class, His Excel- lency watched a picture-reading lesson. He pleked a student at random and pointing at a pic- tare asked, what "Mr Chan" did on Sundays. "Mr Chan goes

In

At Aberdeen, the Governor speaks to a young pupil, the background is the Direc- tor of Education, the Hon. D. J. S. Crozier-China Malt Photo.

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STERLING SILVER TIP

From the Filos

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POLICE years PROBE -AGO. ASSAULT THE Lloyd Triestino

CHARGE

The six Chinese youths, charged with the murder of a cup leader, 50 Stu-bor, at Cape Collinson Training Centr

further last Monday, were remanded for three days in Police custody by Mr A. L Leathlean at Central tracy this morning.

Detective Sub-Inspector

Boxall

liner.

Conte Rosso arrived at the Kowloon wharf on Saturday morning after periencing a rough trip from Singapore.

ex-

01

arriving Amongst those the ship were Dr G. Herklots the University of Hongkong, after Magistrlag to the Colony

Home leave. Dr Herklots was accompanied by Mrs Herkiots and their child.

W.

appearing for the Prosecution, told the Court the Police were investigating an ellegation made by the de- fendants that they had been assaulted by wardens at the Centre before they escaped,

Defendants ore You Kin-wah, 20, Ng Tak-wa, 21, Chin Slu- kal, 20, Choi To, 19, Chan Fal, 10, and Lam Yue-yu, 19.

Concert For Admiral

Training

mas carols,

Dr and Ms Plater, a well- known German ductor with practice tocally, also returned.

A

Mr ACI Bowker, well- known cricketer of Messrs Dod- well and Co., also returned from leave

A

★

MILD sensation has been caused in local tennis circles by the de-

During an informal visit to the The varied programme of enter-feat of Mrs J. Litton

Hongkong Music Centre for

this the Blind, morning, Admira; Sir Gerald Gladstone Far Eastern Com- inander in Chief, and Lady Gladstone attended a short concert given by the Centre's 17 students,

The visitors were met by Dr M. Feng. Secretary, Dr S. C. Chan,

Chairman of the Executive Committes and Mrs Robert LL

PRE-

AT

The viiers congratulated the

Lainment included several (formerly Miss Enid Lo) Chinese Fulk sungs and Christ-holder for the past three of the Ladies years students on their perseverance. tennis singles title, by Miss K. Hancock, a guests present were Mrs K. C. player who is showing tary for Chinese Affairs, Mes much progress in the A. Hooten, Girl Guide Com-game. The scores were a member of the Committee. 6-1, 2-6, 6-3.

Among the other distinguished

McDouall, wife of the Secre-

missioner and Mrs Nelson Leo,

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Hears Of CONTINENTAL

Vicious Attack

On Detective

"vicious" attack by two men on a detective in a lonely part of Shatin at five o'clock in the morning was described by Mr D. E. Greenfield, Crown Counsel, at the Criminal Sessions this morning.

to Church on Sunday," came the On trial before Mr Justice J. R. Gregg and a Jury

prompt reply.

GIRLS MAKE MEAL

In the Aberdeen Government School, is Excellency Inspected

handicraft class where toys were making egg-stands.

In a

of five men and two women were Yeung Chung-wui and Kong Ngau, alius Kong Sang, charged with robbing the detective of his loaded revolver.

they

Opening the case for the pro-gether the two men launched a cooking class, His Excellency secution, Mr Greenfield said that "vicious attack" on the detec watched two girls preparing a DPC 2070, Chiu Shing, was on tive. They bashed him with the

well.

patrol in plain clothes. He heard torch and, although the detec

five put AL the Harbour Mission Voices on the railway track and

up a fight, Schoo, His Excellency inspected when he went Investigate managed to make off with bla two dormitories (eme cach for found two men, whom the fully loaded revolver leaving boys and girin) incommodating Crown alleged, were the as- him semi-conscious, pupils whose parents are at sen eused.

The deterive returned to the fishing.

The detestive revealed his Police Post Inter.

the identity, chane his torch in For the next few days their faces and questioned themPoilee rounded tip several people, said Crown Counsel. The two among them the first accused, men claimed to be vegetable He was found with scratches on formers, but when the detective his face which he could not

he searched them found a satisfactorily explain. He cigarelle lighter and tie pin with questioned about his movements. English lettering.

on the night of August 20-29, He Mr Greenfield sold blacksmith,

that the made a statement. He was later detective told the men he was picked out by the detective at an taking them to the Police Post Identification parade. for further investigation and made them walk in front of him After a short distance one of the men slopped while the olfer walked on. Wishing to, keep them together, the detective call ed on him to half.

Fined $100 For Wounding

A 23-year-old

Law Ngau, of 22 Sal Street, frol floor, who wounded metal worker with a triangular ole, was fined $100 with the alternative of 20 days' im- risonment by Mr In-shing Lo at Central Magistracy this morning.

be

The next, monthly meeting of the Engineering Soclety at Bongkong will

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Then the man who stopped. first turned on him. He grabbed the detective, round the wulst, and tried to grab his revolver which was in the holster,

He also atouted to his com- take the detective's panton to revolver. He ran back and to-1-

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Mr Greenfield continued that the second accused waa or- rested on information on Sep- tember 9. On the nearby hillside was found the deteo- tive's 'gun and ammunition wrapped up.

Crown Counsel told the Jury. that the detective might not be able to say which man took hi gun, but if the Jury found that both were meting in

contenri each of them were equally. responsible,

The trial is proceeding.

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