1938-03-29 — Page 2

PAGE 2-HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

GENERAL

TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1938.

2004

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TEMPTED TO STEAL

Old Employee's Lapse

Chu Long. 25, unemployed, of Room No. 307, Asia Hotel, appeared before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen t

ed.

,

GIRL TAKEN FROM HER PARENTS

Man Charged

At Central

THEFT BY HOTEL ROOM COOLIE ·

Lost Stolen Money At Gambling

Kong Chun, 31, of No. 11 Cheung Wo Street, first floor, appeared be-

Bail of $500 was allowed in a fore Mr. K. M. A Barnett at the the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday case before Mr. R. Edwards at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday or on a charge of larceny, of money. Central Magistracy yesterday when a charge of larceny of $120 from Sub-Inspector O'Donovan prosecut- Lam Kit, 40, of No. 83 Laichikok Ms. K. Rogers, of the Empress

Lodge, Mody Road. Road was charged with taking

Défendunt was employed as a Defendant was formerly em-away from the custody of her ployed by Tang Yu-fai, merchant parents a girl named Lai Tai-mut, room coolle at the hotel but left of Fatahan city, near Canton. On aged 14 and four months, on March 9 March 24 the day before the larceny was discovered, stating that March 18. complainant discovered 22.

he had a good job aboard a ship. He did not take the wages due to him and gave no previous notice to his employers. Defendant ad- mitted the theft after he was ar- rested and said that he bad lost the entire sun at gambling.

of two . In passing sentence. months on the defendant, His Wor- ship suggested that he should leave

term la prison, as all oppor- tunities for employment for him would be very remote after what

la loss of $5,000 Chinese currency The complainant in the case was from his safe. On the 20th de- Leung Sul, widow, residing at No. 1, fendant absconded to Hong Kong.

Cheung Hing Street, 3rd. foor. Tang reported the matter to the

On the application of Sub- Fatshan police and came to Hong Inspector Ritchie a remand of one Kong. On Sunday afternoon Tang week was granted, it being stated was walking in Temple Street that the girl in question had not when he noticed the defendant yet been found. playing mah-joong at No. £2

Defendant was arrested by two

police reserves and when searched

at the station had the sum of $3. 313.60 on his person.

Defendant admitted the charge

and stated that he had lost $1,000 at fan-tan in Macao prior to com- ing to this Colony.

PICKPOCKET GETS the Colony after completing his

SIX MONTHS

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he had done.

24 CASES OF SMALL-POX

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He said that he had been em- Mr. P. Farlan! was the ployed by complainant for sixplainant in a case before Mr. R. years at a monthly wage of $10, and Edwards at the Central Magistracy when on March 18 he found the yesterday when Tsang Ping-rang.

Small-pox returns showed safe open the sight of the money 20, was charged with the larceny was too much for him.

of a wrist watch at 11.15 am, on slight increase yesterday. 24 cases He was sentenced three months' Saturday while Mr. Parlant was being reported, of which 14 were from Victoria hard labour for the offence and in whiking along Des Voeux Road from Kowloon, 9

and one from the Harbour. addition was fined $100 for spend-Central near Douglas Street,

Other diseases notified during ing his employee's money or in de- Sgt. Pennell. who prosecuted. fault three months in prison.

stated that complainant felt some this period were:--Two cases of His Worship also made a recom-one pick his waist-coat pocket and diphtheria. two of enteric fever, mendations for banishment.

£1,000,000,000 BUDGET ON

on turning round noticed defen-one of measles, eight of cerebro- dant. A Chinese detective who spinal fever and two of dysentery.

FAR EAST HEALTH happened to be on the scene at the moment was called upon to arrest The health bulletin for Eastern defendant. The watch in question ports returns for the week ending was found in his possession.

March 19, 1938, reads:- His Worship passed sentence of

APRIL 12 OR 26 months' imprisonment. Defen-

Budget bay is likely to be either Tuesday, April 12, or Tuesday, April 26, states the Evening Stan- dard.

Sir John Simon," introducing his first Budget: will have to ask Parliament to provide for an ex- penditure in the region of £1.000,- 000,000.

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CENTRAL

CONCEALED OPIUM

FOUND IN RAID

FALSE SEAMEN'S DOCUMENTS

Pleading guilty to a charge of A remand of one week on bali having false seamen's documents of $3,000 was granted when Chin in their possession, Ho Sang, 28, Fook was charged before Mr. Rand Ho Fang 26, were #ned "$100 Edwards at the Central Magistracy each or in default two months' yesterday with the possession of

the

300 taels of raw oplum at No. 107, imprisonment when they appeared

before Mr. R. Edwards at Plague: One case in Rangoon,

Wing Lok Street, 3rd. ficor.

Central Magistracy yesterday. Cholera 181 in Calcutta: 10 In

Senior Revenue Oficer A.W. cant had seven previous convic- Hanol; one each in Allahabad and

It was alleged that the two de- tions.

Madras.

Grimmitt stated that about 12.30 fendants had in their possession Small-pox: Calcutta, 281; Hong p.m. on Saturday he went to the certificates of identification which Keng 236; Bombay 203; Madras 69: house after having received in- had been altered and their names The date had also Rangoon 24: Haiphong 18; Hanformation, and found the opium added in.

SNATCH-AND-RUN

YOUTH GAOLED

Victimised Old Lady In Wanchai

had to face a demand in which the Pun Tai-hing, employed at the! millons ran into four figures.

Tung Wahl Eastern Hospital and

The cause of the increase is the a member of the St. John Am- provision made for rearmament.bulance Brigade, was commended In the coming year, which begins by Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central on April 1, £343.250.000 will be Magistracy for his good work to required for the Navy. Arms, and the community-in effecting the ar- Royal Air Force. This is an in-rest of an earring-snatcher. Mak crease of £63,000,000 over last Chung, 18, who victimised an old year. In the year after next the woman as she was walking along amount will be greater still.

Johnstone Road on bazuraзy. NO HOPE FOR TAXPAYER

It was stated that defendant The demands of the forthcom-came from "behind and suddenly ing Budget rule out any hope for snatched the earrings from com- the taxpayer of a reduction in his plainant. He ran away but an burdens. Whatever the surplus atjalarm was raised and Pun, who the end of the present year may was on the scene, and gave chase. be it goes automatically to debt It was not until after defendant reduction.

had run through three or four

The Chancellor's problem, there-streets that he was caught and fore, is to see how little extra tax-brought to the police station. The ation will satisfy his needs. It is man had a previous conviction for expected that he will leave the 'a similar offence. present standard rate of income; Sentence of six months impri- tax alone..

sonment and 12 strokes of the cane was passed.

Не may, however. review the National Defence Contribution in- troduced last year and which will

come into fall yield in the coming BRIBERY ALLEGED

year.

Evidence was taken before Mr.

Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon

Treasury and Inland Revenue officials are surveying various possible sources of increased taxa-Magistracy yesterday in the case in which L. Hon-sung, a district tion, but these are not nearly swatchman, is charged with at- unmerous as the suggestions made to the Chancellor.

Mr. Mo Ying-kwei, Chairman 01 the board of directors of the. Canton Chung Wah Ambulance Service Units, who went to Malaya Peninsula recently, has returned t Canton.

tempting to obtain à bribe from. one Chan Hing, whom he had arrested with 40 taels of raw oplum on him.

Detective-Inspector A. E. Carey prosecuted, and Mr. Hin-shing Lo appeared for the defence.

The case was adjourned ti Thursday, March 31.

REFORM OF SCOTTISH MARRIAGE

LAWS

Mr. Walter Elliot, the Secretary in certain populous districts where

and certain registrars of State for Scotland, announced; sheriffs recently that he would introduce would be authorized to conduct soon Bill to reform the marriage marriages.

laws of Scotland. It will be based The Bill will widen this provi- on the recommendations of Lordston so as to make the new form

civil Morrison's Committee, which re- DI

marriage applicable ported just over a year ago. The througout Scotland. main features of the new Bill will In order to prohibit the traffic in be the abolition of irregular mat-muirlages, such as takes place at

committee riages, the introduction of a new Gretna, the

recom- and simpler form of civil marriage.mended that penalties should be and the conferment of powers on imposed on all unauthorized per- a number of Churches, in addition sons who profess to attempt to to the Church of Scotland, to pro- conduct marriage ceremonies, and claim marriage and to issue this proposal will be included in banns,

the BUL

It will be proposed that, in In the past, advertisements in futuro, all marriages must be con- Scottish newspapers have offered ducted by a minister of religion or "complete marriages" for two by a registrar. The committee re- guineas. When the BUI becomes commended that a new civil form law the legal charge for marriage, of marriage should be Introduced In Scotland will be 2s. 6d.

8 Karachi 5: Negapatam and concealed near one of the stove been, erased and different dates Cawnpore 4 each: Delhi 3: Shang- in the kitchen. In a cubicle some filled in. haf 2 and Vizagapatam 1.

more oplum was also found;

Det.-Sgt. E. Fraser prosecuted.

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