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SEDITIOUS LIBEL ON JEWS

Court Questions About Ritual. Murder

PRISON FOR OWNER

OF THE FASCIST"

The hearing was conchided at the the Old Bailey, recently of case in which it was alleged that a seditious libel concerning the Jews had been published in a pa- per called "The Fascist." according to the London "Morning Past."

Arnold Spencer Leese, aged 57, retired veterinary surgeon, and Walter Whitehead, aged 62, a prin- ter, pleaded not guilty counts.

to six

It was stated that Leese was the proprietor of The Fascist," "and that he, wrote articles published in

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RED CROSS DILEMMA

Surplus Of Moneys For Ethiopia

DONORS MAY BE CONSULTED

Some £20,000 raised on behalf of. ambulance "un.ts sent from Britain to Abyssinia during the war is still on deposit in this country. Nobody can say what is to become of it.

The Red Cross Society, which took control of the units shortly after their arrival in Abyssinia, in charge of the funds. Officials 01 the Society are at present un-

able, however, to state what will be the ultimate destination of the money raised, states the London "Morning Post."

They, like many other organisa- t'ons, are unable to decide whe-

the When!

resumed ther or not Abyssinia is still en Leeye questioned Inspector Kit-titled to be considered as a Sover- in eign State. They are awaiting article chener

about an

of the League of Fascist." and asked the decision "The whether a report about the "rit- Nations.

not na slaughter of cattle" was fair co nent,

Mr. Justice Greaves-Lord-That not for the witness to say, but for the jury.

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Leese asked the Inspector whe- ther he would agree that the arti- cle could fairly be described as a scientific, or semi-scientific, art)- cle intending to show alleged un- pleasant characteristics due to the fact that they belonged to a certain race of mankind.

Once the decision is given, a further difficulty will arise. If, as is generally anticipated, it is de-. clded that the Government of Ethiopia has ceased to exist, Red Cross officials will have to const- der what is to be done with the money still in the'r hands.

BALKAN WAR PRECEDENT

Only of Jews

The Judge-The Jury will not be guided by what this man thinks. They will have to decide what effect the article might have in a there 15 a large elty in which Jewish population side by side with large numbers of Christians. Leese, to Inspector Kitchener) -When You brought this case were you not under the impression that ritual mürder was a thing of the past? Yes,

You never heard" of a case in Kieft in 19127

The Judge ruled that the ques- tion was irrelevant.

Leese Do you suggest that there is any hint that Jews, who are his Majesty's subjects are accused in this article of perpetrating ritual murders as described?

Inspector Kitchener-No.

CHILD MURDER

He agreed that there were cases of child murder which the police were unable to solve.

Leese Has it ever occurred to you that some of them may be cases of ritual murder by Jews?

The Judge-It, it had, he would be acting without evidence-a thing which he has no right to do, Later the Judge drew Leese's at- tention to the irrelevancy of cer- tain questions!

Leese With all respect, my dif- nculty is that, not being a lawyer, I use common sense.

"That is an answer bordering on insolence, the Judge told Leese, who replied, "It was not meant for insolence."

extreme

one recent precedent exists. It is that of the subscrip- tion raised during the Balkan War which preceded the Great War. Large sums of money were raised from British subscribers to pro- vide the belligerenta with medical services.

When the war ended a considerable balance was left.

Subscribers were circulated, and were asked their opinion as to the destination of the balance. The large majority decided that any sums which might still be left standing in thel names should be diverted to any other purpose of the Red Cross Society.

The units maintained in Abys sinia on the proceeds of the fund returned to England shortly after the collapse of organised regis- tance to the Italians, There therefore, no purpose to which the money still available may directly be devoted. Moreover, the thorities decline to recognise the Gare "Government" as an, av thority with which dealings are permissible.

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The possiblity is that, after the Abyss.nian Government is held to have cerminated its legal ext9- tence, subscribers will be circu- larised. Any who claim that they are entitled to a return of a por- tion of their subscriptions will be allocated an approprate sum.

all the Jews on an island, if one could be obtained. The island must be paid for by the Jews and natives compensation given who might be displaced. He had

to

The Attorney-General-And if a Jew escaped from the laland and were apprehended, death would be the penalty? Yes.

Leese suggested that Jews boy-suggested Madagascar as suitable. cotted English traders who "wish- ed to sell German goods, and ask- ed if that was not an example of partiality to the Jews. The Judge-There is no question here of partiality to anybody. There is merely the question of equality of citizenship

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Leese (to the Inspector)-Du you know that the Communista deliberately insulted the late King George on Silver Jubilee Day by publishing caricatures and post- cards?

The Judge-You know perfectly well that is irrelevant.

the article Lecse denied that was an attempt to persuade peo ple to share his abhorrence and hatred of the Jews.

VESSELS DUE

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Tanda, E. & A., Nov. 4. Texas, State Co., November 16. Tigro, Thoresen's, November 19, Tilawa, B.I. (Apcar), Nov. 10.... Tjibadak, J.C.J. Line, Oct 27. Tjisadane, J.C.J. Line, Oct. 23. Tjikembang, J.C.J. Line, Oct. 24. Tokushima Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 28. Touraine, Thoresen's, October 23. Tyndareus, B. & S., October 30. Unicoi, States Co., November 7. Victoria, Lloyd Triestino. Nov. 13.

SHANGHAILANDER HERE

Mr. H. R. Harling. managing. director of Messrs. A. Cameron & Co. (China)" Ltd., arrived in the Mr. Justice Greaves-Lord, sum-

Colony on Tuesday by the Presi- dent Coolidge. Mr... Harling is ming up, referred to a passage in an article that the Jews were not ving at Repulse Bay Hotel dur- wanted on earth, and asked: "ing stay in Hong Kong. that the sort of thing likely to create good feeling between Jew and Gentile?"

He next quoted the passage from Leese, speaking from the dock, opened his defence to the jury. the article alleging that the Jews He said that his object was to mixed, their Fassover bread with fresh blood, and commented, "Is obtain good government and ac- hieve reforms. He denied any in- that written to remove some mat- tention of fomenting. -winter of discontent or not?" against Jews.

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The Jury found Lecse and "Bethnal Green at the moment,” Whitehead guilty of conspiring to be said, "I like tinder waiting for gether and with other persons un- the flame to be put to it. I am known,.,to print and publishin not going to apply that flame. 'I "The Fascist" libellous and scan- suggest that this is not a criminal dalous statements concerning the prosecution but a political prose-Jews, and with printing that pa cution in favour of the Jews." per on July 1, 1938, containing a

SIR O. MOSLEY

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The Women's Auxiliary of the Bociety for the Protection" of Children acknowledges with grate- ful thanks a sum of $20, from "Anonymous." per Mrs. A. Hicks, r

MEAN THEFT

Chan Chung, 37, unemployed, In his evidence, Leese said that scandalous and bellous state- he was, English and was a member ment," and so effecting a public was charged before Mr. B. Hims- worth at the Kowloon Magistracy of the Royal College of Veterinary mischief. Surgeons.

Verdicta of not guilty were reyesterday for larceny of a jade turned on the other counts.-

bangle and possession of a alver Passing sentence, the Judge sald bangle suspected to have been. to Leese: I would have preferred stolen. to have infiicted a monetary pen- alty upon you, but I gather that you prefer the alternative?

Leese Yen

"I have never had anything to do with Sir, Oswald Mosley," he said. "I regard his advent into the Fascist feld as an absolute disaster to the Fascist cause." have no connection with Germany, The Judge Well, perhaps a lit

good for I started this movement before I tle meditation will be had hardly heard of Hitler, a man you, and you will mediate in pri- whom I greatly admire

son for six months.

Cross-examined by the Attorney General, Loese agreed that his po- licy of segregation involved putting

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Defendant denied both charges, The complainant, Wong Chan Kit, widow, said that she was going into the Yaumati Market with a child on her back, defendant came up and stole the baby's bangla..... 20 Accused clatried that he picked Whitehead was fined £20, and up the bangle from the ground. the Judge said that he would be He was sentenced to three months' kept in custody until it was paid, hard labour.

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