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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1937,

THEFT AT

CEMETERY

Desecration Of Graves

SOLDIERS IN COURT

Taxi-Driver Assaulted

Charges of-assaulting - Tong Chun, aged 33, a taxicab driver, At the Central Magistracy yes- tracy yesterday, charges of the Gloucester Road outside the desecration of two graves at Kat Dreamland Dance Hall on Tuesday Lung Wan cemetery and the theft. Hudson, aged 25. and Gunner | were preferred against Gunner

Florance, aged 25, both of the pen Anti-Aircraft Battery Lyamun Barracks, before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yester- charged with falling to pay the day. Hudson W23 additionally

legal taxi fare to complainant.

of three gold teeth and a jade bangle from two dead bodies, were brought against four men, Lau Shiu, 29, Chau Ngau, Cheur ∙Wan, 40, and Yeung Fan, 28, all un-

employed. Mr. W. Schofield, took

the case,"

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RMS. Empress Of Canada

The following passengers · ar- rived in the Colony by the RMS Einpress Canada yesterday:—

Miss B. Abdulla, Mrs. A. Brygger, Miss Brygger; Mr. P. A. Clemensat. Mr. E, Eusebie. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Harris, Master H Harris, Mr. 8. K- Matsumuto, Mr. Pag Ke Wing,

Mr. C. R. Payne, Mr. V. E. Pre- claire, Mrs. R. Reed, 'Miss Reed, Miss Be Chow Lai, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Toulba. Miss A. Toulba, Miss N. Huggina, Mr. and Mrs P. Adidas Master Thakurdas, Miss Q. Pasrsram, Mr. H. A. Choa, Mr. R. Choolaram, Miss M. Fernandez, Miss H. Francisco, Mr. E. Garcia, Mr. and Mrs. M. Golden, Rev. R. Bị Hill, Rev. D. F. Lynch, Mr. and

Mra R. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. R H. Moore, Miss M. de Paula Mr. N. A. Percival, Mr. and Mrs. Cl Rodrigues, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stopp

The first three accused admitted

Both defendants denied the as- stealing, but fourth defendant said he had no share in the matter.

sault, and Hudson said he had paid 70 cents to the taxi driver. Detective-Sergeant C. Marttram, who prosecuted, said that the he was engaged at 10.55 p.m. from Complainant told the Court that grave robbing commenced during his stand at Blake Pier, and pick- the last Ching Ming festival. Theed up defendants and four other complainant, Chau Kim-gak, mas- ter of the Chau Kong Hing furni- men at the St. Francis Hotel On ture shop in Kowloon, was visiting instructions, he drove them to the Dreamland Dance Hall, and when the graves of his parents, who had

defendants and their friends died, in 1930, when he was ap-.

alighted from the taxi. proached by frat accused, who re asked for 70 cents as his fare. minded him that it was time the remains were exhumed, and asked much, and said he would only pay

Hudson alleged this was too PRESIDENT COOLIDGE complainant if he desired the Gov-60 cents, but witness Insisted on ernment or him and his fokis to being paid 70 cents. Hudson re- do the work. Defendants usually fused to pay the money, struck remained near the cemetery offer-witness a blow on the chest, and ing to do such work.

Complainant said he would see about, it, and fold first defendant to visit him at his shop. On June 23. arat and fourth defendants went to see complainant, and finally agreed to do the work of exhuming for $12, to be paid to first accused after the work had been completed. Before leaving Arst, accused asked for $3, which he said were necessary to obtain exhumation permits and other ex- penses. As a matter of fact, added the Sergeant, the permits were issued free by the authorities.

witness

| kicked him on the right thigh,

Witness added that caught him with both hands by Florance the neck. Witness then went to No. 2 Police Station where he re- ported the matter.

Cross-examined by Inspector. A. V. Baker, who prosecuted,, witness said that Hudson made him give him 40 cents before handing over ness could not be sure if there were a si banknote for the fare. Wit-

He added that Hudson seized his six or seven passengers in his taxi,

uniform cap and threw it into the

harbour.

The hearing was adjourned until

.['

Sergeant Mottram concluded by saying that there was no evidence 3.15 p.m. to-day. of theft against fourth accused except the word of his accomplices, and he did not think it was worth while proceeding further against him.

His Worship agreed and dis- charged fourth accused. He re- manded the other accused for two days. In order that they might raise, $14 as compensation for icom- plainint

CLAIM AGAINST·

LANDLORD

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wallace, Mr. D.. Rudin. Mr. H. Rutz, Miss G. F. Ruta,

"The following passengers will be

arriving Hong Kong by the sa President Coolidge on July 16, from the Pacific Coast:-

Mr. and Mrs. R. Bull, Mr. H C. Durrsche.dt, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Marshall and three children, Mr and Mrs. E. P. Mathewson, Dr. L Rajohman, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shaner, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. L Tenbroeck, Mrs. L. Wasem, Jr., Ellen Arnquist. Miss L Baer, Mr. Lee Chung, Miss Mary Gloyd, Mr. and Mrs. John Hnatyshyn and daughter, Mr. E. Laidlaw, Miss Rosemarie Lain. Mr. W. J. Wang.

SENT TO THE SESSIONS

Wong Hol, unemployment, was sentenced to stand trail at the next Criminal Sessions by Mr. E. M A. Barnett at the.. Kowloon Magistracy yesterday afternoon for the importation and possession of 1,392 counterfeit ten-cent piece. resembling that of the new issue of Hong Kong coins."

The hearing of the case in which Mr. H. A Castro, of Messrs. Loxley and Company, brought a claim for $859 for damages to property Wan Sau-wing, Chinese Revenue against his, "former landlord) Mr. Omcer, who was stationed at the Wong Ping-suen, compradore of Kowloon-Canton Railway Station the P. and O. Steam Navigation on June 18, awaiting the arrival of Company, was continued before the evening express, said that he

RESCUE AT SEA the Puise Judge. Mr. Justice R. saw defendant coming out of the

Dramatic Z.BW- Message

The revelation of the story of the rescue of the four men, victims of a typhoon junk disaster, by the J.CJL. liner. Tjisopdari, was the remarkable result of a message broadcast from. ZBW. on Tuesday night, asking all ships in the vicinity of Chilang Point, famous for piracy, to be on the look-out for possible survivors of the Junk which was battered to pieces in the typhoon on Sunday.

For quite a while, the survivors were in such a state of exhaustion that they could not relate the cir- cumstances of the disaster, but Jater, one recovered sufficiently to tell the officers of the ship that they were survivors of a large junk, with a crew of twenty, which had been wrecked during the recent typhoon.

They had been in the water für almost two days before they were rescued by the Tilsondari. One of them, it is learned, died on the ship which was bound for Amoy

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A PERSISTENT OFFENDER

With four previous convictions for stealing and three for breach of the Deportation Ordinance, an unemployed youth, Leung Iu, aged 25, again appeared before Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Kowloon, Mas

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Lindsell, at the Summary Court train which arrived at about 7.35 yesterday:

p.m. He approached defendant The plaintiff-was-represented by and said that he wanted Mr. M. A. da Silva, while the Hon. search him. It appeared to wit- Mr. M. K. Lo appeared for the ness that defendant attempted to defendant who brought a counter-avoid going near the officer afd claim against the plaintiff for tried to run towards another $285, being three months rent, in-direction. Eventually he was stop- cluding one month's rent in leuped and submitted to the search, of notice.

as a result of "which a specially- It will be recalled that the plain-made waist coat was found on his tiff stated in his claim which was person

and the twenty-four made up of damage to clothing pockets were filled with rolls of blankets, children's beds, school counterfeit ten-cent pieces. De- books, one baby grand plano and fendant was then taken to the furniture, breakage of crockery, Water Police Station where he was electrical fittings, removal ex charged with the offences. penses and surveyor's fees, that he rented No. 14 Essex Crescent, to the Treasury, said he examined Bergt. J. G. Whitcroft, attatched

Kowloon Tong upon the terms the coins carefully and found that that defendant should keep the the colour and the edges were' dif- roof and outer walls of the pre-ferent from those of the genuine mises in a proper tenantable state ones. of repair. He alleged that defen- dant had not kept the roofs in & proper state of repair, in spite of repeated requests on his part.

AUGUST TYPHOON · Arising out of the typhoon on the morning of August 17. Jast year, a considerable portion of the roof of the premises in question was blown away," as a result" of which the ceiling of two eastern rooms on the upper door collapsed, eausing considerable damage to plaintiff's property..

secuted, testified that he searched- Sub-Inspector Kinnaar, who pro-

defendant at the Station and some of the coins were found inside his socks,

Wong Hoi reserved his defence..

A FRAUD FOUND OUT

Tam Kwok-kwong, toki of the Hing Cheung shop at No. 33, Nan Chang Street, appeared before Mr.

After further evidence was given the hearing of the case was ad-E Himsworth at the Kowloon Ma- journed till August 5, at 10 a.m.

BICYCLE THIEF

Katracy yesterday on a summons for having altered the figures on a receipt, thereby intending to de- fraud the Stamp Office,

It was alleged that defendant en Busu-Tu Hoza gistracy yesterday on a charge of USKIN Hora Larceny, committed on June 25 at Jabour was imposed on Liu Eze,

A sentence of two months hard March 29 received a sum of $201.84 from the Fook Cheung Co., and UNERE KARKO a store house Bira).

at Kowloon City aged 29, unemployed; for the theft while making out a receipt the summ HOTEL LAX BIWA YUMBI HOTEL

BOTAL Market. For the theft he was sen- of a bicycle when he appeared be- of $12.28 was marked down. He SAPPORO

tenced to six months' imprison-fore Mr. Himsworth at the Kow was fined $40. (Hokkaido) - YOKOHAMA ment

loon Magistracy, yesterday.

A similar fine was imposed on Saprono GraND HOTEL NEW

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Grizzcommitted to stand trial at the | that the vehicle belonged to a /'ai No, Graham Street for a simi

Inspector Hynes told the Court Un Lik, fed of the Fan Chan shop next Criminal Bessions for the bicycle shop and was hired out by lar ortanca.m

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HEROIN PILLS

Detective Bergt. Whitcroft at | a foki on July 1. The customer

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