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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1935.

ROUND THE COURTS

THE FOOD SHOCKING

Further hearing of the case of Gunner Clive Grandage was taken by Mr. Thompson at the Kowloon morning. Magistracy yesterday after which the case was remand- ed until Saturday morning, pend- ing further medical observation.

It la remembered that the ac- cused was charged with (a) fail- ing to pay the legal carriage of private car No. 1321 on the veht- cular ferry, Man Kung, from Hong Kong to Lawloon on Sunday; (b), driving the car without a leence; (c) driving the car without the owner's permission; (d) falling to keep to the left when driving round the corner of Peking Road and Nathan Road; and (e), fall- ing to keep to the left at alls- bury Road near the Star Ferry.

Traffic-Inspector. A. Nicoll ap- peared for the prosecution. A medical report had been received and a request was made for fur- ther time in order to have the ac- cused put under further medical' observation.

Before leaving the dock the "ac- cused asked that if he was to he remanded would he

the option of ball,

be

allowed

The Magistrate refused the re- quest in view of the statement the accused had made and the charges nguinst him.

PRISON TERRIBLE.

The accused complained that he had been treated terribly in pri- son, the food was shocking, but he was "allowed to ring up for some money in anticipation of your fining me."

When accused made a request to be allowed to have some cigar- ettes. the prosecution stated that while prisoners were in gaol they were never allowed to smoke.

His Worship to accused: Your remedy is not with me.

There is

a Superintendent of Prisons: you must go to him. He has his juris- diction and I have mine. You are,, remanded to Saturday at 10

A BAD CHARACTER

named

TRAINING GALLOPS

The following times were taken at Happy Valley yesterday morning when a large number of race enthusiasts turned, up to watch the ponies at work?—--

The Tiger. Flybynight Wadebridge Solar Star

Twenty Grand Alacrity Limelight

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St. Joan Sadko

Milden Hali

Coppersmith

High Honour

CLAN FIGHT

Puntis

Trouble between three and three Roklos through water being thrown from the first floor to the ground floor of 20. Cross

Street, Wanchai district. resulted 1 à fight on Tuesday when poles were freely used.

DRUG ADDICTS REGISTER

Shanghai, Sept. 21. Since the enforcement of the reg- ulations governing the registration. of drug addicts on July 1, more than 3,500 persons have registered with the Opium Suppression De

partiment of the Bureau of Publio The incident had a sequel beSafety of the Shanghai City Gov- fore Mr. Schofield at the Central ernment, according to Mr. Tai Li- Magistracy yesterday when Wan tseng, hood of the department, Of Fat, 40, coal. coolle, Wan Yeung, this number, 800 have been cured / 32, also a coal coolte, Tang Chuen, of the habit and discharged from 23, shop foki, Chan Kam-muk, 19. tho clinics shop Ick!. Cheng Chung-ahun. 29. Mr. Tai reports that most of the A 30-year-aid Russian

accountant, and Chau Chung, 23. registered addicts are of the taiddle Vasily N. Danison was charged shop toki, pleaded guilty to fight-or poor class. Those who have not before Mr. Macfadyen at

the ins

yet applied for registration have Central Magistracy yesterday It WAS stated by Inspector to do so within this month since.!!! morning with entering the Col Stewart Logan that the

compulsory. first the.

registration only without a valid passport, and three defendants were Puntis and measure will be enforced as from a further charge of fating to relived on the first floor; while the ticts will be fined according to law October 1, when uuregistered ad- gister was also preferred against remaining three defendants were

and will be compelled to register:: the defendant.

Hoklos and resided on the ground After October, special investigations floor, On previous occasions. wh-

will be farried out by officers of the ter had been thrown down and Bureau and information will be on Tuesday the trouble ended in solicited from the public, with a an argument which led to blows

view to locating unregistered ad- bamboo poles being brought into licts. All persons who have been

cured but who relapse into the" habit will ba sentenced to death.

Szt. Russell said that the accus- id arrived in the Colony from Anoy by the s.. Canton Maru on .September 19. His destination was Canton brt he stayed in Hong Kong for ur days. He was lo- cated in September 23, at the Tungshan Hote..

In view of the fact that infor- ination has been received from Shanghai and Singapore that the aerendant was a bad character Sgt. Russell asked his Worship to take a serious view of the case. He added that the defendant had a previous conviction in Shang- hai

Defendant was fined $20 of 10

use.

A fine of $5. cr seven days' hard labour on each. was inflicted. The Gefendants were also bound over to keep the peace,

PEAK RESIDENTS FINED Three residents of the Peak ap- peared before Mr. Macfadyen yesterday morning to answer sum- monses for allowing their dogs out on the road without muzžics.

days hard labour on the Arst Mr. W. M. Brown of Hastings & charge, and on the second charge.Co. appeared for Mr. R. H. Wild he was sentenced to three weeks of 177 The Peak who was charged hard labour.

with allowing his bitch to be at large without muzzle. Mr. Brown pleaded guilty and a

Ane of $3 was imposed.

NO EVIDENCE :)

Appearing before Mr. Q A A Macfadyen at the Central Mags tracy yesterday, on a charge of possession of three forged 810 Ectes of the. Chartered. Bank of India, Austrails and Chins, Chan Lot alias. Hon Yat Yuen was dis charged, as there was insufficient evidence against him.

Mr. M. H. Lo who appeared, for, the defendant stated, in his, de- fence that there was no proo whatsoever, to connect, his chent. with

any forgery, He had not. been arrested by the police and this was not the customary proce dure; he went on to say that 15 was not until 24 hours later, that, the matter, was reported to, the police..

His Worship discharged, the accused.

LOITERER, SENT TO JAIL

A. H. Penn, of 195 The Peak, also appeared. before Mr. Mac- fadyen for allowing his dog on Stubbs Road on September: 12. at 7.45 am. without a muzzle. De- fendant pleaded guilty and was fined $5.

A. H. Veltman, of 284 The Peak, "was also summoned for allowing, w's dog at Stubbs Road of Sep- tember 12 at 7.16 am. without á mule. A fine of $5 was imposed.

RACIAL LEGISLATION IN GERMANY

(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

***** "Press"" (Copyright);].

Munich, Sept. 24 Herr Hitler attended a meet- ing" or the Nationalist Bóčla- até Party leaders here on Tues- day which had been convened 'in For toltering in Saf Yuen Street order to bring to the knowledg on Tuesday, Chan Yad, aged 36, of all sectional heads and party unemployed was sentenced by Mr. organisations the fegulations de: Thomson at the Kowloon Magstined to give, effect to the new tracy yesterday morning to Elx German citizen, latrines weeks' hard labour.

After an "Introductory, address

It appears that the defendant by: Dr. Warner on the biological wad seen walk'ng along Bal Teinig | foundations of the new ''racial | Street very slowly and looking in" legislation, the Fuehrer Himself alf the Windows of the houses. | made a speech explaining 'the On being searched by a detective principles involved in the pro- he was found to have on hi def- blen.

South China Daily News (Nam Wah Yat, Po), son half of gestiral a torch and At the close of the meeting

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