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THIEF'S JUMP INTO HARBOUR

Proceedings at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday were en- livened by Inspector K. W. Andrew, of the Water Police Station, when relating a good story about the bravery of a number of Kowloon children who participated in chasing an alleged thief, and eventually Lorced him to jump into the harbour in an unavailing effort to escape custody

"About twenty children join- ed in the chase" said Insp. Andrew, amid smiles from everyone, lacluding the magis trate. "Only two-both boys ared 12 years however képt him in sight all the time.” The accused was eventually ar rested by a Chinese coristable.

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Chan

The two lods, Tony Bayot, of 13, Ashley Road, and John James, of 58, Nathan Road, were congratu- lated by Mr. E. Himsworth for their good work.

The accused,

Cheung Shing only a lad of 19, pleaded guilty to stealing a necklace and locket, valued $50 from Mrs. M. Sousse, of 22, Johnston Road, ground floor. at Hankow Road near Haiphong Road:

Mrs. Bousae, said Insp. Andrew,

was walking along Hankow Road

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Alleged Carnal Knowledge

WOMAN ALSO ACCUSED

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CAUGHT BY CONSTABLE Sentence of one month plus twe weeks", hard" labour was passed by Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon

BÖUND OVER Remarking that the defendant had committed a technical offenes. Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Ma

· Magistracy yesterday morning ongistracy yesterday bound' over Eur Wong Mun, 39 on charges of theft | King Wan, 50, druggist, on a charge of an iron door hinge and three of avoiding payment of ferry 'Tare iron door bolts from 205, Temple at the Jordan. Road wharf. Street, and possession of a ham-

Defendant explained that bis mer, chisel and pair of pilers. Det-monthly ticket had expired and he

Sergt. J. Headridge, of the Yaumati CID, stated that at 4.30 on Sun- day morning a constable ɔun duty in Temple Street heard noise com- | Ing from No.. 206. He went round the back and found the defendant; in the house..

Wong Sang To, 47 years, des- cribed as a quarry merchant, ap- peared before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Police Court yester- day charged that between May 24 and July 12 this year he had carnal knowledge of an unmarried giri. Tam Lin, aged 14 years, ating-Putane Judge, Mr. Justice J. J. the Ah Chan Boarding House, Hayden, when Keang Kam, Tong Pak Hal Street. ;

SUED FOR WAGES In the Summary Court yesterday, a claim was heard before the Act-

Chuen and Fung Tai sued Woo Teul Wal Ying. 32,

married Kam Fook and Pang Hung On.. woman, was charged with procur- | owners of the steam launches, “Tin ing the girl for carnal purposes Bang," "Tin Lee" and "Ban Tak

and alding and abetting Wong Sang To to have carnal knowledge.

Mr. M. W. Lo. of Messrs. Lo and Lo, appeared on behalf of Wong and pleaded not guilty.

The woman, who was not leg- ally represented, stated that the girl was her daughter. An ntro ducer, or go-between, introduced her daughter to Wong to know him.

Insp. E. J. Ellis. of the 8.CA prosecuted.

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Hung," for wages due amounting to $101.50.

Mr. C. E. Banderson appeared for the defendants.

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In mapping his defence Mr. Sanderson said that the Grst plain- was rightfully dismissed for misconduct, that the second plain tiff was never employed by the defendants, and Fung Tai left their employ of his own accord.

• Owing to the lengthy evidence of the defendants witnesses the

September 3.

was going over to Hong Kong to change the ticket; -

Insp. R. Shannon: About 2 p.m. yesterday defendant went through the gate at the Jordan Road ferry wharf and when asked for his ticket he produced a monthly ticket for July which he stated he was going over to change.

His Worship: How many days grace is given?

A ferry official replied that two days was given at the most.

STOLE FROM GARAGE Leung Fuk, unemployed, remand- ed from last week on a charge of the theft of a leather suft case containing clothing and a pair of opera glasses from an unnumbered garage in Cox's Road, was yester- day sentenced to one month's hard labour by Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy. Det-Sergt. J. Hunter. of the Yaumati CID. stated that complainant was em- ployed as

at the a car cleaner garage. At 10.30am. on August Canton Road near Kansu Street 8. he was riding his bicycle in

Hearing 'was Axed for Thursday hearing had to be adjourned until when he saw the defendant carry-

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towards Haiphong Road at about at 203 ph the defendarits' being 4.45 p.m. on Saturday in company | remanded t then on ball with, the Misses B. and L Place $1,000 each. when Chan came up from behind

and snatched

locket from

the necklace and

her neck. He ran

down a lane Hotel into Ashley Road, Peking Road across Canton Road to the Kowloon Godowns. The Misses Place, Masters Bayot and James, and a score of chlidren gave Immediate, chase. Only the two boys were able to keep the accused in sight. Finding that his escape was cut short Chan jumped into the harbour from No. 1 wharf and concealed himself behind a junk. F.C. C818 arrived on the scene and dragged Chan from the water by means of a rope. The locket and necklace were not recovered.

behind the Palace then

Chan told the police that he tucked, the articles in his girdle and lost them when he jumped in the water.

Defendant core complainant's dress at the collar when snatching the necklace,

His Worship commended the two boys for their prompt participa- tion in the chase. "Had it not been for you," he remarked, "the defendant would probably have not been brought to ustice. I am very pleased with what you havé done."

Addressing Chan, his Worship said: As for you I intend to stop as far as I may these assaults on ladies in this Colony.

Sentence of four months' hard labour with twelve strokes passed:

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CONVICTION REGISTERED

In Trade Mark

Case

APPEAL TO BE

• LODGED

DEATH INQUIRY

ing a suit case which he recognised as his own. He went over and questioned the defendant. In the meantime Chinese detective ser- geant C360 had received informa» tion and went to the scene where the defendant admitted theft. The value of the property was $30.70,

Chinese Who Jumped all of which was recovered,

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A verdict of "death from naturai causes" was returned at the Kow- loon Magistracy at enquiry held yesterday into the circums tances attending the death of a Chinese, stated to have come from the country for treatment in the Judgment in the case wherein Colony. Named Lu Ching." aged the Paul Battery Company and the 33 years, who jumped from the sunlight Company were summon-fast noor of the Kowloon Hospital ed for fringement of the labels sometime after 1.30 am. pri July of the "Ever-ready batteries," was 12, and sustained two fractured delivered yesterday by Mr. W. ankles. Schofield at the Central Court.

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• Obtainable at all tral Court yesterday charged with

Drag & Department Stores. the unlawful possession of a lady's handbag and two mosquito nets. on August B at Queen's Road East, near Li Chit Btreet.

Inspéctor Logan stated that the defendant was arrested in Queen's Road and then said that he had picked the articles up in Johnson

DRUGS UNEARTHED

Road. iduries had been made and Serious Case Taken

though messages had been sent to all Stations, there had been no com-

Defendant was fined $50 or six weeks.

plainant. Mr. Himsworth sat a Coro- ner and was assisted by the, fol-" lowing jurymen; Messrs. A. Som merfelt (foreman), A. & Gutierrez, and Law Kwong Chan, a

Dr. A. B. Pringle, medical officer his judgment, Mr Sheldon applied or the Kowloon Hospital said that for a re-opening of the case stating in his opinion death was due en that since the last hearty he had tirely to natural causes. Sight become possessed of information deflation of the heart was due to ant firm had been entirely cogni-dition, while attacks of mania which showed that the complain- some unknown chronic toxic con-

zant of the Faul Battery Company which deceased suffered prior to since 1931. Mr. Sheldon then death, precipated the failme of an

action should have been taken be. quoted the law which "said that already deceased, heart. “Any or- dinary person, would have suffered fore the expiration of one year very little adverse efect as a re- after the knowledge of süch.

sult of this fall" said witness in Mr. Hugh-Jones mid that in answer to the Coroner. view of the circumstances of the

Dr. N. Y. Ng, of the same hos case he felt it his duty to oppose pital stated that he saw deceased most strongly the re-opening of on admittance to hospital on July 10 at 8.45 a.m. He was normal MOON L18sued on June 24, which was seven mentally, but complained of a pain ledge that the defendants have now deceased had jumped from the they must have had then.

verandha, witness examined him

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EMBEZZLEMENT

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ALLEGED the case. The warrant had been AGAINST CHINESE weeks ago and therefore any know in the stomach Shortly after

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If that were accepted, Mr. High-He was conscious but made ram- Jones submitted that it must be bling statements.

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Li Chol and Lau-Pong, were charged before. Mr. B. F. Balfour at the Central Court yesterday with the possession of 71,877 heroin pills and paste capable of making another 5,500 at No. 21. Wing Hing Street, second floor.

Mr. D'Almada Remedios appear-

DOMESTIC PROBLEMS ed for the first defendant, Mr. F'.

AIRED IN COURT

E. Nash for the second."

R. O Grimmitt was for the pro- secution, and stated that when he Wilful neglect to provide reason-carried out the raid on the pre- able maintenance was alleged in mises on July 15, the two defen- a summons heard at the Kowloon dants were on the floor

LA Chol stated that he was`em- Magistracy yesterday, taken out by

a married woman, named Tangployed by a man named Ng Pat, Suk Tin, of No. 197 Fa Yuen Street, who had offered him work cooking ground floor, against Luis Cruz, the meals and looking after the alias Leung Fun Yue, of No: 458 doors. Prince Edward Road, second noor. The neglect was alleged against plaintiff and her children.

Mr. W. A. Mackinley was for complainant, whilst Cruz was not legally represented.

He admitted seeing the ariiciez on the premises but said that he did not know their contents. *:

Lau Pong stated that he was the tenant of the floor and had sub- let the room to a man named Ng Charged with the embezzlément

The summons was originally Fat ef 32,434 from the Kwong Nam

Mr. Remedios submitted that Company. Tony Yuk Chor living

brought before Mr. E. Himsworth. at No. 14, Connaught Road, West

in April last when it was adjourned there had been no evidence d "sine die," complainant being given show that the dest defendant had appeared before Mr. S. F. Balfont at the Central Court yesterday. His Worship, held that the defen-

liberty to apply for an order should knowledge that the contents of Mr. F. X. D'Almada, jar. ap- dants seemed to have deliberately trouble. Llu stated that he had Cruz at any time cease to live with the dat were drugs.

peared for the defendant.

The complainant was the liquida-

tor of the Kwong Nam company

done with the greatest of caution Fim Yip, 27, coolle of the medi- in view of the latencas. the cine room, testified that deceased witness had been absent and evi was a cousin of his, married, and dence could not be taken for that with a father in the country reason, en there would be no Witness met Law (deceased), in the objection.

outpatients' department on July 9, where he complained of stomach

her.

R. O. Grimmmits pointed out' that Mr. Mackinley said that he was the defendants bad been living at making a renewal of application the fat for about seven weeks and made in May and the circum was actually there at the time of tances brought about this action.

was desertion of his client by Cruz, the arrest. A serious view of the mitt who said that the market: in June he had only paid $11, case was asked by R. O. Grim- while his client received no- thing the following month. Even was being flooded with such drugs tually on July 23 his client obtain and the only remedy was the

ed a position with the Marykncil Sisters i Kong Moon.

máximum penalty.

withheld the evidence and he was come from the country for treat Mr. Peter H. Sin represented the not disposed to grant the applicament. prosecuting firm and stated that | tion.

VI Tip. 29. ward boy deposed the defendant was a servant in Mr. Schofield then convicted both that i was together with about the employ of the Kwong Nam defendants He said that he was 30 other patients under his care. Company and on divers dates be-

not satisfied that the mark was not He was on night duty in Block C. tween May 31, 1935 and March 22 being used in China, he thought on the night in question and when 1938,, he obtained from the said that there was evidence to show at about 1.30 am, Liu got out of Company certain valuable securi- that it had. On the other hand bed for some tes. Lo then went tes, namely passage tickets and the mark was an out-of-date one to the wash basin, and returning sold them to the Tau Law Com- and he would therefore not be too to the bed, wiped his "hands on

The frat defendant was senten- the bed clothes.” hard on the defendants pany.

Both defendants were fined. The

Witness saw Liu "stand up and

Cruz had intimated to Tang that Ced to one year and a fine of

$2,5000 or six months. Paul Battery Company $400 and shake his coat as if he was hot he had no objection to her going

The second defendant was dis- the Bunlight Company 3100, and then walk out to the open to Kong Moon but refused to hand

charged. Against each defendants $100 costs verandha. Witness followed him over the custody or the children. was ordered. All the goods seized but before he could get to the Mr. Mackinley said that he was had to have their labels cut off and stricken man, the latter had al authorized to state that the Mary- destroyed. The batteries to be re-ready placed his feet over the Enoll Elsters were willing to take turned to the defendants.

balustrade and jumped to the care of the children in Kong Moon was going to live with her relatives, groundTM

Brand that educational facilities or something like that? I tried to stop him, but I was would also be extended to them. too late testined witness. I

On behalf of his cliers, he made an saw him below in a squatting DOBI- Hon. He got up and walked application for the custody of the Witness rushed downstairs and about Liu had already "stumb

of No. 26, Des Voeux Road Central, Incorporated Accountants,

Mr. Sin asked for ball to be 2x ed at $3.500, explaining that there was an additional charge, relating to another $1,200, which would be formulated against the defen- dant. This brought the total up to about $3,600....

MI WAlaca gan thai THẺ quidators had had the booka for some time and they should have

Pending a possible appeal, a gen¬ eral stay of execution for 14 days

was granted.

round the discrepancy of this ad that it had taken some time to ditiónál zum before now, bude nnd it. M

Mr 9in said that the books The Hearing was axed for Mon have been fixed so ingeniously day 17th at 230 p.m.

23 feet across the lawn I do not owe you any money said L. when witness approached him,

children,

Following evidence, the Magis trate ordered the custody of the chlidren to be given to plaintin

No order was made regarding im In answer to the Bench, Cris mediate maintenance but deten denied that he had deserted his dans must provide for the family wife. He had lived with her until when at such time as he is in a July 23, when she stated that ane position to contribute funds.