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Around the Courts

ASSAULT GASE

Chu Yee, aged 30. a shop fok: was charged before Mr. Wynne- Janes a. the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday with having assaulted Lau Tag, dged 22, a bus conduct- or, on bus No. 629 near the Kow loon Moror Bus Company. Nathan; Road, ca Monday night.

BORE NO MALICE

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J. A. Gutierrez, aged 38 years, a Portuguese clerk, pleaded guilty before Mr. Balfour at the Centra: Magistracy yesterday to charges of being drunk and disorderly in Queen's Road Central and passult- ing Li Cheung (30) of No. 23 Queen's Road Central. Defendant was bound over on the Arst coun: in a bond of $50 to come up for judgement within a year, and was, ordered to pay $5 compensa:ion to

Cheung.

Defendant, who was a Shanghal man, denied having struck com- plaint, and sated hat he called oat to the latter to stop the bus, but apparently he did not under-Li stand, so defendan, got up to pull the card, but was stopped by the comp ainant.

and they had an

his post at the Hong Kong Hotel. and was in the act of entering the hote for a drink, when two per- sons, one of whom was 1 Cheung. blocked his way.

Defendant in stating his side of the case. said that he bore no-one any maice. He had had some argument:

drinks yesterday, after he had the Inspec.or Portallion for the promisfortune to be discharged from secution stated that about 8.30 on Monday night. defendant was travelling on a bus which ran on the Un Long to Kow.oon route. After the bus had passed the stop at the Poilce Training School at the junction of Nathan and Prince Edward Roads, defendant wanted to alight and tried to pull the bell Comp ainant stopped him and de- tendant last his temper and struck the conductor on the eye. The bus was stopped and the driver and complainant chased the defendunt. Police whistles were blown and défendant was arrested by two Indian constables.

ANOTHER CASE

A further case of assault was heard by the Kow con Magistrata, when Tam Kwong, (35) Was charged with

assaulting. Au- Kam-yan. Both bound over in the sum of $50 each to keep the peace for 12 months.

Inspector Shannon stated that on the evening of October 21 com- plainant went to the Yaumati Police Station and repor.ed that he had been stabbed with a chisel on the right arm. He was sent to hospital, but was discharged, as the wound was not serlous. About, 8.15 p.m. on Monday complainant was in Temple Street when de fendant came up and assau.ted him. Complainant shouted out and defendant ran away. He was folowed by a crowd to Shanghai Street where he ran up the stair- way of No. 128. "A detective who was attracted by the commotion ran up and arrested him.

· EXTRADITION CASE.

The extradition proceedings against Chiu Shiu-ing, alias Tsui Kau, alias Chan Siu-fun, wanted by the Canton authorities in con- nection with a robbery a Ko Sa village, Blu Lam, Chung Shan District, in the province of Kwang- tung on May 5 ast, were conclud- ed before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yesterday. Judgment, was, however reserved. the Magistrate inmating that this would be delivered a 11 a.m. on November 1

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Festerday's hearing was mostly devoted to the final addresses by the prosecution and the defence.

Mr. J. A. Fraser, the Assistant Attorney General prosecuted, while fugitive was represented by Mr. G. S. Hugh-Jones. -

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Was at.

He resented this and struck one of the persons. He could not say. for certain whether he tacked first.

Inspęcior Smith, for the pro- secution stated hat LI Cheung re- ceived a black eye..

Defendant intimated to the Bench that he would be leaving the Colony in a week, and as far as his work was concerned at the Hotel, he bore a clean record.

STUDENT IN TROUBLE

A 22-year-old sudent from Can- ton, named Chai Chun Fong, was brought before Mr. Balfour at the Central Magistracy yesterday on a charge of he possession of four bottles of dutiable brandy at Hen- nessy Road, Wanchai

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ing them of the death, in Toronte, last Sunday, of 'Mr. William George Gooderham. President of the Company since 1914. The late Mr. Gooderham has held this office longer than any of his pre- decessors.

"The late Mr. Gooderham was the instigator, in 1923 of the Pre- sident's Trophy, a cup given an- nually to the Branch showing the best General development, The South China Branch, or which, Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell is manager, Is the only Branch to win the trophy twice, hav.ng won it In 1933 and 1934. South Africa ob- taining it in 1933.

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The name of Gooderham been linked with the Manufac turers Life Insurance Co., since its inception. the first, WEll Gooderham having landed in York. now called Toronto, 103 years ago, His third som George, in 1887 was

vice President of the Manufac one of the organizers and irst

turers Life and four years later succeeded Sir John A. Macdonald as President of the Company and held that office until his retire- ment in 1901. Sir George W. Ross was then appointed and in 1914 was succeeded by the late Mr. W. G.

Gooderham. Mr. M. Roas Gooderham, his brother is the present Vice President and General Counsel of the Company. The Gooderbam family have also been connected with the Bank of Toronto. Mr. George Gooderham was President of the Bank In 1882 and was succeeded by his son the late Mr. and

W. G. Gooderham in 1905 until his death.

Mr. F. G. Nigel, appearing on beha.f of Mr. J. P. Lambert, local representative or Rondon Company. agents for Hennessy brandy, handed in an additional charge against the defendant alleging that on October 28 at 128 Kennedy Road, top floor, he un- "lawfully bad in his possession for sale tour bott.es of adulterated quor to which a trade mark was falsely applied.

Mr. Nigel informed the Magistrate that he understood the bottles in question contained some form of alcohol, tea and sugar.

Defendant stated that he was ignorant of the law, and had been instructed by his father to bring the bottles to Hong Kong.

Hearing was remanded Saturday at noon, bail being allowed at $500.

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For the unlawful possession of 1,000 heroin pills at Nelson Street near Reclamation Street on Mon- day last, Lung Fung (27) unem- ployed, was brought before Mr. Wynne-Jones

the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, and a fine of $500, with the alternative of three months' hard labour was im- posed. Inspector Partallion ap- peared for the prosecution."

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For the theft of a wallet con-

taining $1.21 from the person of Lul Shu, tailor, at Battery Street The prosecution alleged that de-

last night, 14 Wah (18) unemploy- fendant, together with nine others hard labour by Mr. E. L Wynne- ed, was sentenced to four months' had robbed a farmer, Llu Bhuen-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy lung (since dead) of the sum of $1,055 in Cantones: money.

yesterday. Inspector Shannon defendant coming away from a stated that a Chinese detective saw crowd of people with the wallet. Walle he was questioning the man complainant came up and stated that he had lost the purse.

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It will be recalled that the de- fence put forward by defendant was that at the time of the zob- bery, he was a detective in one of the troops under the control of the Magistrate of Chung Bhang District. The present charge, was brought by complainant, who was the son of the victim of the alleged robbery because defendant had done his duty by arresting him, his deceased father and another man for stealing lichces. Documents of stealing a clock and a piece of such as newspaper cuttings one of which indicated that defendant was doing some policing duty on the day of the robbery were pro- duced by the defence.

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DENTIST FINED

"I wonder if he's the man who took the Supreme Court clock," remarked the Kowloon Magistrate." Mr. P. L. Wynne-Jones, when Kwok Po (23) unemployed, appeared be- rore him this morning on a charge

iron from the Kwong Hing Loong Class Factory, Pine Street, on Monday. Bentence of six weeks' hard labour was passed. Inspector Purtallion stated that the man was seen with the articles at Tong Mel Road, a 10.30 pm Enquiries were made and the man took the police to the factory,

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For failing to report, his depar- ture to Macao on two specifé dates (October, 21 and 28) Shinichi Sentences totalling four months" Yamamoto (52) dentist was fined hard labour were passed upon Lam $10 or 14 days Imprisonment by Hot (23) unemployed, when he Mr. Balfour at the Central Ma- pleaded guilty before Mr. E. I. gistracy yesterday. Defendant Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon admitted his guilt, and it was ex-Magistracy yesterday to stealing a plained by the prosecuting officer, cotton singlet from-No. 5 Canton Sub-Inspector Nolloth, of the Re-Road and a suit of cotton cloth- gristration of Persons Office, that ing from No. 7 Canton Road last defendant registered as an alien night. Detective-Sergt. D. Davies In July last year and had made stated that at 4.50 a.m. on Monday several trips from here for Canton, defendant, awakened, the inmates Macau and other parts: He was of No. 7 Canton Road, first floor. told last month that he must re- by knocking over a stool He port his departures and arrivals climbed down-into the street from The police wished to impress on the verandah and was chased and all aliens in the Colony that they arrested near the must do likewise,

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DEATH IN KOWLOON.

We regret to record the death arter a brief uness of Michael Boris Eichenbaum, who passed away at the Kowloon Hospital on Monday, at the age of 66. De- ceased. who WILS the general manager of the Chinese American Trading Corporation, with offices at No. 16 Queen's Road Central, was an esteemed member of the local Jewish.community.,

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