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SEQUEL TO MOTOR SMASH

European Fined $50

TWO VERSIONS OF THE

INCIDENT.

A recent collision on the Castle Peak Road between two motor cors had its sequel at the Kowloon Ma gistracy yesterday when Mr. A, C. Johnstone of Messrs. Dodwell & Co., was summoned before Mr. Wynne Jones for dangerous driving.

Mr. A. Cole, Secretary to the Hon. Inspector General of Police, eaid he was sitting besides his brother who was driving his car when the accident occurred. They were returning to Kowloon from Castle Peak, and when near the 16 Mile Stone, they saw defendant's car coming round the corner at a speed which he estimated at tween 30 and 35 miles an hour. His ear was proceeding at between 20 and 25 miles.

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Witness said that defendant was going at an excessive speed and was not on his proper side of the road. It seemed to him that an seeing the approaching car, defendant swerved to the left, and in doing so his car skidkled and hit the other, carrying off the rear bumper and damaging the off-side rear wheel mudguard.

An-

MURDER

ON BOARD

A JUNK

Alleged Confession By The Accused

The police court proceedings, eventually proved that, the deceas- against Chij Lam, who was charged was her aunt. ed before Mr. Wynne-Jones, with the murder of Foo Mung, a boat woman, killed on the night of September 10, opened yesterday at Kowloon Magistracy.

Mr. J. A. Fraser, Assistant At- torney General conducted the pro- recution, and sought to prove that a portion of a jade ear-ring. found when the defendant WES searched, was the property of the deceased. “

Mr. Fraser after outlining the incidents leading to the accused's arrest, read a statement made by him to the effect that on the evening of the tragedy be went aboard boat No. 1352 accompan-

three other men. ied by

"The party robbed the deceased and left her lying gagged upon the deck.

The first witness, Dr. John Fre- derick Mackie who had conduct ed the autopsy upon the deceas- ed, identified a ligature produced as the one which had gagged the deceased, and stated that death was caused through strangling.

The accused asked if he wished

Following witness car was other one driven by Mr. B. H. . Hallowes, of the P. W. D. Mr. Hallowes had also been to Castle Peak and was returning to Kow-to question the witness, declined. loon at the same time, being some 30 or 40 yards behind

After the accident," witness' car stopped and defendant also stopp- ed his car about 60 or 60 yards be- hind. They met in the middle of the road and defendant's first words were "How much is that." Witness alleged that defendant later again offered to pay for the damage to

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Questioned by defendant, Mr. Cole denied that his car was on the wrong side of the road

AN INDEPENDANT WITNESS

Evidence was given by Mr. Hal- lowing Mr. Cole's car all the way from Castle Peak, being about 30 or 40 yards behind. When the acci- dent, occurred, it seemed to him that Mr. Cole was proceeding at a speed of between 3 and 25 miles an hour. As he was approaching a

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The oncoming car was going so fast that it could not negotiate the

corner on its own side of the road,

and struck Mr. Cole's car, the rear bumper of which was torn of with a report like that of a guz.

ME CWL Cole, of Messrs. shewan Tomes and Co., who was driving the car at the time, gave corroborative evidence.

Lung El Wa, son of the deceas- ed, who said he was master of cargo boat Number V.605 said he found his mother's body aboard ber boat and reported the case to the water police. Questioned as to the identity of an ear-ring al- leged to have belonged, to her, he said that he could not definitely state that it had been his no- ther's..

Ching Sum, who thea rave evidence seemed uncertain whe- ther she was the sister or the cousin of Lung Hi Wa, but it was

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She said she had found the victim's boat adrift with the de- ceased in it. lying. face down wards, and she had hastened to tell the son of the tragedy,

She also was uncertain #1 to the ownership of the piece jade jewelry.

of

Na Mui, said she found a jade ear-cing belonging to the murdered woman in the bows of the deceas- ed's ship, about two hours after the discovery of the crime. She had placed it in her pocket and gave it to Inspector Dorling when questioned by the police a week later.

Leung Mul, a daughter of Foo Mung, was also asked to identify the pieces of jade taken from the defendant but although she stat- ed that they were similar to those belonging to her mother she would not swear they hers.

were

The last person called to testify was Lee Bing, detective attach- ed to Yaumati Station. He went to a house on Reclamation Street, in company with Inspector Dorl- ing on September 19. and arrested the defendant who was seated at a table with five other Chinese. He searched the defendant and found the piece of jade upon him and handed it to the Inspector. The accused was then taken to the Police Station.

Defendant at this stage denied ownership of the fade and said that it had been given him to take care of by a man named Jung Soy Sing.

The case then adjourned until 2/30 p.m. on Wednesday after- 2003.

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The Magistrate I have no doubt that you aro a very good driver. It is usually the good drivers who take Defendant. I have been driving more chances than, others, and I for 13 you and have never had a think that's what happened in this conviction, I also haidre, London onse Omnibus Licence,

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