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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1937.

POLICE NOT SATISFIED

Inquiries To Be Instigated

When he was brought before Mr. E. Himaworth at the Kowloon Mugls- tracy. yesterday. Lam Yau, a 24- year-old unemployed earth coolie pleaded guilty to the four charges of "(a) attempted burglary at 45, Grampian Road on January 23, (b) simple larceny from the servants' quarters of 41, Grampian Road, (c) Burglary at "Red Roof" Diamond Hill where he stole clothing to a total value of about $290, and (d), loitering at La Salle Road at 4 a.m. on January 28.

EXTRADITION CHARGE

Heavy Bail Fixed

Chuen Chi-kong appeared before Mr. W. Schodeld at the Central Magistracy yesterday on an extra- dition charge instituted by the Government of the Dutch East Indies, where he is wanted for the alleged embezzlement of the sum of 53,000 (Hong Kong currency) and 4,000 gulders.

He was represented by Mr. F. H. Kwok, who asked for a week's formal remead, which his Worship granted.

COSTLY FERRY RIDE

Chinese Fined $20

Yau Wong-cheung, 24, a tallor. was summoned at the Central Magistracy yesterday by the Yau- mati Ferry for attempting to ride on one of their ferries without playing his fare.

He appeared before "Mr. Keen. and Mr. F. H. Laseby represented the complainant firm.

Defendant told the Court that a monthly ticket had been bought by his employer, Yung › Sung-chung. On the day previously he was asked Chief Detective-Inapr. J. Murphy, for his ticket by Mr. A. Black, an appeared on behalf of the police. inspector of the Forry, who was Mr. Kwok: Will your worship } dissatisfied with it and asked him Det.-Sgt. MacPherson, who pro-consider ball?-Ball will be set at¦ to sign his name. This, according, secuted, said that defendant was taken back to station on "D" charge, and when he was question ed he admitted the other offences. Defendant pawned all the cloth- ing which he stole from "Red- Root" including a fur coat valued at $130. for $3.

Sgt. MäePherson further told his Worship that the police were not satisded with the pawn broker and asked for forty-eight hours' remand to make further Investigation.

$10,000.

Mr. Murphy: That is about the amount involved, but I suggest a larger sum.

His Worship: Then, ball will be $20,000 to ensure defendant's ap- pearance in Court.

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Man And Wife Sent tracy yesterday on

To Session

Further evidence was given at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday in the case in which Lam kwong and his wife Chan Hok-mui were charged with robbing their employer Ho" Yim-lan of articles amounting to about $460.

Hon Chor-king, a 16-year-old maid servant in the witness box. said that on the day in question. she was awakened by first defen- dant who carried her out of bed and asked her to keep quiet,

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Further evidence was taken after which the defendants were mitted to stand their trial at the next Criminal, Sessions.

Persistent Offender

Giving no reason for his return. to the Colony, If Tin, a 23-year- old unemployed, was charged at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday for a breach of the Deportation Order, and was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. Sgt. Green" sald

had that defendant

two previous convictions since July last when he was deported for a term of ten years.

His Worship warned the defen- dant that if he returned after Berving his sentence, he would be sent to the Criminal Sessions..

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TAIKOO DOCK THEFTS

Three men where charged before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yesterday for larceny of lead from the Talkoo Dock. Chan Tim. 29-year-old coolle; was charged with the theft of 20 pounds of lead, valued at $3. He was arrested at 6.30 a.m., on Janu- ary 28 as he was leaving the gates

of the docks.

Chan Shing, 61, a coolle of no fixed abode, was charged with the theft of 15 pounds of lead valued at $2.50, and Wong Sheung, 20, un- employed, was arrested at noon the same day for attempting to steal 10 pounds of lead.

Each defendant received a fine of $50 or in default, six weeks' in gool.

IN COURT

Appearing before Mr. Q. A A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magis- a tramic sum- mona, H. Cooke, of the Royal Naval Dockyard Police was charg- ed with (a) falling to notify the police when he acquired a private car, and (b) driving a car with- out an appropriate driver's licence along Nullah Road on January 6, when he was involved in an ac- cident, knocking down a Chinese. old woman who, as a result, was confined to hospital "for a few days,

Defendant was fined a total of $15 on the two charges.

CHICKENS STOLEN

For the theft of two chickens from 32. Tai Wong Lane, ground floor, and 23, Shan Pin Terrace. Hui Tam. 24, unemployed, was brought before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yesterday.

Sgt. Denbrowsky informed his Worship that defendant was ar rested at 11.40 p.m., on January 28 with the chickens in a small bag A Chinese detective chased him for some time before he was caught

His Worship Imposed a fine of $20 | and three weeks' imprisonment for the theft of each chicken.

PLENARY SESSION IN NANKING

Canton, Jan. 29,

It la reported that Dr. Chow Loo, Chancellor of the chung Shan University of Canton is re- turning to Canton from Nanking to confer with the Kwangtung and Kwangs representatives e garding important questions to be discussed at the Third Plenary Session of the Central Executive Committes to be held on February 15 next.

Dr. Chow Loo will also have a lengthy discussion with Generals L Taung-Jen and Pel Chung-hsi, and impress upon them the impor- tance of attending the session.

Another report states that owing to differences of osion, it may be necessary to postpone the date of the Third Plenary Session, but this would be most unfortunate owing to the importance of the session and the different questiona to be discussed and settled. Chinese Evening Press.

Judgment For Husband

The case in which Pang Tak-yau ensure that she is not molested by was summoned by his wife Mulher mother-in-law. A husband is Sung-fung for desertion was con- not, of course, compelled to make cluded at the Kowloon Magistracy such extensive concessions but the yesterday when Mr. E. Himsworth' fact that he has done so is, I think, gave his judgment. Complainant strong evidence that he is really was represented by Mr. J. M. anxious to have his wife brought D'Almada Remedios while Mr. F. X. back into the family home. D'Alminda, Sur. was for the defen- dant.

In contradiction the wife alleges that she will not accept the hus In giving judgment his Worship band's offer because she is afraid Bald:

In this case the only point which has to be decided is whether the husband made a bona fide offer to his wife to take her back into the family household.

With regard to this offer, the evidence shows that it has been a | continuing offer since it was first

made in court on November 23, last. year. The terms have varied from time to time, but always I think, in the wife's favour. He has offered to be bound over to be of good behaviour to his wife, to give, her food and shelter and a month- iy allowance of pin money and to

he will attack her when unce she has returned!. The only evidence which is adduced to support such a contention is that the husband attempted to strike her once after leaving the court and that he did actually strike her before she finally left the marital home.

"I do not think that the presence of a concubine in the House can rebut the bona ndes of the hus band's offer. I therefore find that the husband's offer to take back his wife into the marital home is a genuine offer made in good faith and as such constitutes a complete answer to charges alleged, The summons e accordingly dismissed.

to Mr. Black, did not tally with the signature on the ticket and he was forthwith arrested.

Yung stated that he signed the tickets for all his employees him- self, and that the defendant was a newcomer to the Colony.

Mr. Keen fined defendant $10.

OFFICER FINED

Pleading guilty through a letter when he was summoned at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday. Leut. Jobes, of HMS. Odin was fined a sum of $15 for driving

car at an excessive speed in Nathan Rond controlled area on January 5.

CZECH INVITATION DECLINED

Inspection Of Aerodromes By Britain

London, Jan; 27. The British Government de- ellned the

the invitation of Czechoslovakian Government to inspect the aerodromes in the country, in order to ascertain that certain foreign press reports alleg- ing that Boviet Russia had estab- lished air bases on Czechoslova- kian territory, are unfounded.

In a statement in the House of

the to-day.

Under- Commons

of State, Lord Cran-† Secretary. borne, pointed out that the inves- tigation in the way sugested could not possibly be carried out by" a member of the British Legation at Prague. The only result such an Investigation could have was to involve the British Government in conflict between two foreign Governments.- Transoccan News Service.

HITLER CONFERS

OLYMPIA ORDERS

Berlin, Jan. 27. Chancellor Hitler conferred the Olympia Order. Second Class, on a number of foreign diplomats for services rendered during the hold- ing of the Olymple Games in Ber-. in Among those are the Coun- cillor of the Chinese Embassy, Dr. Tann, the First Secretary of the Chinese Embassy. Tam Pan Tuan, the Councillor of the Japanese Embassy, Kojiro Inue, the First Secretary of the Japanese Embassy, Morito Morishima, the Councillor of the Dutch Embassy. Baron yan Boetzelaar van Oesterhout, and the Secretary of the South African Legation. Dr. H. M. Stocker.- Transocean Nëwa Serrace.

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