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VAGRANT CHARGED

Committed to House Of Detention

On a charge of being a vagrant, a one armed Indian, Mohamed 38 years who spoke Din, aged fluent Chinesa, appeared before Mr. Balfour at the Central Magis truay on Saturday and was cont- mitted to the House of Detention. It was explained that the accused was arrested on February 28. He was unemployment and without any visible means of support.

The prosecution stated that the accused had been in the Colony since 1933.

In June last year the authorities had written to Sinpa pore to have him repatriated, as the accused claimed to have been had born in the FM.S. A reply since teen received from the Singapore authorities to the effect that they could not see their way to do anything for him, as no re- cords could be traced of his birth

In the F.M.S.

The police asked that the Bench make an

isquar: e order for the

of a licence, but the Magistrate said that it was a matter for the

Around the Courts!

THEFT OF HOSE

HEROIN PILLS

Wong Kam aged 52 appeared! Chan Tong pleaded guilty to a of possession of heroin before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kow-charge loon Magistracy on Saturday un pills at an optum divan when he of a piece of was brought before Mr. Macfadyen.. a charge of theft

thu stcamer Tilawa at the Kowloon Magistracy on hose from which was sying at the Kowloon Saturday. What,

Defendani was seen to cut the hose and walk down the gangway with 1.

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His worsnip sentenced him to one months hard labour.

COUNTERFEIT COINS Sentence of 4 months impri- sonment was imposed by Mr. Bal- four at the Central Magistracy on Saturday, on Li Chi, 27 years of age, for the possession of 159 coun- terfelt coins.Detective Sergeant Fowlle said that the coins were good imitations. The accused was arrested on Friday on the Yuen On Wharf, Connaught Road. Two rolls of coins were found in his right lower jacket pocket, and the remainder was found concealed in

another pocket.

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His Worship imposed a fine of $500 or 3 months' hard labour.

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LOITERERS CAUGHT

Wong Chan and Chan Yin ap- peared before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy on Sa- turday on a charge of loltering suspiciously in Canton Road in the early hours of Friday morning.

Indian Constable B. ads said to evidence that he was. on duty in Canton Road when he saw the de- tendants coming along and acting very suspiciously. When they got to the entrance, of No. 36, first de- tendant slipped off his shoes and began to scale the drain pipe. The other man walked up and down the road apparently keeping watch, Witness was in hiding all this time and at about 3.50 a.m. i Arst defendant came down and witness ran out and tried to grab his leg but he managed to get up the pipe again and went back to the floor.

SINGLETS THEFT bunchback, named

Cheung 10.P. to handle. In the mean- To, 28 years of age was bound over time he would order the accused a personal bond in the sum of

The constable immediately turn to be committed to the House of $25 when he appeared before Mr.

Balfour at the Central Magistracyed his attention to the other man Detention.

at on Saturday, charged with tempted larceny of three woollen The accused

admitted singlets. the offence. It was explained by that the accused spector Mist was seen untying a parcel con- taining the singlets from a door way of No. 15 Queen's Road Cen- He attempted tral, ground floor. 'to get away, but was arrested.

The prosecution officer intimated that renewed efforts might be mads to repatriate the accused to the F.M.S.

It will be recalled that the ac- cused was brought before the Court quite recently charged with begging. He then pleaded that he had not been successful in ob- taining employment in the Colony, and that at one time had been employed in Singapore as a cad- die.

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NO VALID PASSPORT

Russian In Court

Adrian G. Trachevsky, a 25- year-old-Russian, 'who was stated to have resided in Chefco for a number of years where he ob tained a Chefoo Residential Per- mit, appeared before' Mr. Balfour at the Central Magistracy on Saturday charged with having entered the Colony without a valid passport on February, 27.

It was explained by the prosecu- tion that the residential perimit.. which was Chinese, was not re- garded as a travel document and therefore was not valid. The ac- cused had arrived in the Colony from Canton. In the company of a friend.

For stealing & sheet of corrugat-, ed iron two Chinese were senten- ced to 3 week's hard labour when they appeared before Mr. Macfad- ren at the Kowloon Magistracy on

aturday.

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Chan Po a woman appeared be- fore Mr Maciadyen at ne Kow- loon Magistracy on Saturday on à charge of theft of a hand bag from No. 8 Lock Road

She was on bail of $100 and his Worship imposed, a fine of $75 off

The bail.

DEAF AND

DUMB

Alleged Theft Charges

A remand for 48 hours in police custody was ordered by Mr. Bal-

Defendant admitted the offence. but stated that it was not his into tention to remain in the Colony. Be wished in reality to return to Canton, where he would apply for

at the Central Magistracy on Saturday, when a deaf and dumb mute appeared before him charg- ed with the theft often brass

ค Chinese passport While in hinges. The remand was ordered

Canton he had obtained work as

a salesman of patent medkine.

in order to permit the police to

the defendant. Communication between the mute and the Court by interpreter was established written instructions.

In making the necessary expul- pursue further enquiries regarding sian order, the Magistrate exc- plained to the accused that it was against the regulatioris to enter the Colony without a valid pass- port.

DEATH BY FALLING

92 Cases Reported

The accused named Tsang Hin Chan, 30 years of age, was also charged with receiving the hinges in question, knowing them to have been stolen.

Mr. N. & Bell to, or the P.WD appeared the complain- ant. The accused who is unem- poyed was seen said the prosecu- tion walking in May Road, near the Queen's Garden with a matting sack over his shoulder. On the approach of a constable, the ac-

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Ninety-two people were killed in Britain in 1934 by falling out or bed. This is one of the facts stated yesterday at a meeting in London of the National Safety First Association, at which ́⇓ pation-wide campaign was launch ed to enlist the help of women in attempted to run away. He

arrested and the mating was the prevention of accidents.

contain brass The Association believes that then found to women can do a great deal to aid hriges Subsequent Inquiries by la reducing the appalling number the Police ascertained that the of fatal accidents, which cause hinges had been removed from No.

503 The Peak. 18,000 deaths in Great Britai every year. Of these 1,000 caused on the road, 2,000 In in dustry, and the remaining 9,000 in the home or in every-day pur: suits.

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Canada, who next Saturday thom- and girls killed.

Lieutenant-Colonel J. A, A, Picking will became the bride of Mr. the William, Chin The lady is only ard, general secretary of Association, said that he thought 17 years, of age, and the bride- the greatest tragedy of the roads groom; who arrived in the Colony

was the preponderance among the few years ago from America to victims of very young children and study Chinese, is 21. After their old people, Between the ages of maffläge it the registry the happy for Canton, two and eight years was the most couple will leave dangerous period

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and arrested him. He blew his whistle and constable R50 came along and went on to the floor and caught the other man.

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Holders Beaten

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A sensational win by the only goal scored was recorded by the Police yesterday on groutid, when they defeated the Kowloon Indian Hockey Club, hold ers of the Mamak championship in the "A" Division of the league A large crowd was present and enthusiasm ran high. Besides the two official referees, two goal judges were appolated. one at

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East Lanes Beat Weak "Y" Team!

In a

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King's Park on Saturday the East Lanes, had no difficulty in defeat- ing a weakened European Y.M.C.A. team by seven clear goals.

Dawson (2), Sharpell (2) Dick'n-

(2) and

No an scored the East Lancs, who led at half time by two goals.

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First Herendant pleaded guilty The winning goa, was scored by East Lancs:Southan: Kennedy to the charge but second defen-Wilson ten minutes after the comand Glaister: Moore, Murphy and mencement of play. and although Morgan Lieut. Robinson, Lent. both goals were visited with end Dawson, Dickinson, Sharpell and to etid play, the, defences held out. Nolsil The game was played throughout MCA-R. Simpson; G. Owen at a fast pace, featured by hard and K. Brock; R. Dormer, D. Mac- hitting on both sides, and a Lelan and H. Lange; L. Massey, J. the capable hands of AE. P Anderson. F. Selk, H. Mllington Guest and A. Palmer."

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Ma Ka Sing (30), Pun Chan (50), Cho Y Cho (52), Leung Kwai Ming and Fong Hing Yu all employees of the Hong Wo Wine Shop at No: 50 Portland Street, appeared before Mr, Macfadyen at the Kowloon. Magistracy on Sa- turday morning on charges of possession of dutiable liquor and the improper possession of labels.

They were remanded in police custody for 48 hours,

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