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DETECTIVE ACCUSED OF ROBBERY AT SHATIN

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Money Demanded From Villager, Crown Alleges

Leung Chiu-kam, described as a detective in the Bong Kong Police Force, was yesterday charged before Mr. Justice E. i. Williams, Acting Pulsne Judge, at the Supreme Court with robbery by two or more in a village near Shatin, New Territories on June 12,

Accused, represented by Dir. Hin-shing Lo. pleaded not guilty.

The Chinese interpreter of the The following Jury were em- panelled: Messrs. H. Heltmeyer Station saw the woman speaking (foreman), G. B. Butt, L Goldman. to the accused and inquired what H. Wong, H. C. Fox, Cheng Fan and she wanted, and the accused re- E. E C. Fernandes.

plied that it was nothing and that Prosecuting. Mr. W. J. Lockhart they were discussing an old busi- The woman left, but later Smith, Crown Counsel, said that atness.

5 p.m. on June 12, a farmer named returned to the Station when the She re- Chan Hel was standing outside his accused was "off duty." house in Man Hang village. At ported the matter concerning her that time his wife was feeding pigs husband; and following enquiries and he himself was nursing" a the accused was arrested. three-months-old child in his.umps. While he was waiting there three men. Sik Kal, an elder of the vil- lage, the accused and another man. approached him.

· ELDER ĜIVES EVIDENCE "Corroborative evidence was given by Chan Hel.

Sik Kal next gave evidence. He stated that on June 12, accus-

When the accused hat learned Chan's name, his companion tooked with another came to the village out a pair of handcuffs and clasped and asked him to take him to Chan Witness did so "arid painted čne of them on Chan's right hand HCL

The latter was then and told him to hand his child over out Chan Hel to his wife. Following this, the ac- handcuffed by accused's companion cused drew out his police revolver and accused pointed a revolver at and menaced Chan with it, accus- him. Accused's companion then ing him of having committed a said that they were going to arrest crime in Chinese territory and Chan Hei, and take him into the telling him that if $500 is not Chinese territory, where he would paid over he would be surrendered be shot. to the Chinese authorities to be shot.

SUM REDUCED Chan informed the accused that he had not the money and follow ing a bargain, the original sun was reduced to $120. Chan had only $25 with him at that time.

Borrowing, some more money he gave the accused $60, which sum the accused in turn handed over to his companion. Sik Kai was pre- sent when the accused received the money from Chan and objected to the transaction.

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They also said "Do you want your money or your life?" and "See how much you can offer: if you offer enough

you will be released. Then there was some discussion re- garding the money.

The two men at first asked for $500 and then came down to $200. They then agreed to $120. Witness said that Chan Hel was forced to agree as he was at the point of a "gun.

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Aiter some discussion It agreed that $60 was to be paid on account and Chan Hel was to be

Before his, departure, the accus- ed, continued Mr Lockhart Smith, released. The balance was to be told Chan not to take the balance paid on June 14.

Witness said that

of the $120 to the Shatin Police he saw the $60 being handed to Station but to his private address. Leung Chiu-kam by Clan Hel and The next day Chan went to look that the latter borrowed from for money and his wife called cn fellow villagers to make up the the Shatin police Station and there stam saw the accused who asked her why she had gone to the Station when he had given instructions contrary to that

H.K. POLICE RESERVE

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King. Commissioner of Police) CHINESE COMPANY

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After further corroborative evi- dence was given by two other wit- nesses for the prosecution. the case was adjourned till this morning.

FOUND WITH UGLY INSTRUMENTS

TWO UNEMPLOYED SENTENCED

Stentence of three months' im- Strength The following

prisonment each was imposed on been taken on the strength of the two unemployed, Lul Choi-tung Chinese Company, as from July 15, and Wong Po. who were charged 1938: Constables R39 Victor Shim, before,, Mr. Butters at the Central R59 Chan Pak Luen, R67 Leung Joe Court yesterday with the posses- sion of offensive instruments in- Ling, and R86 Philip Chan.

Training Course-Part II: The tended to be used for unlawful purs undermentioned members of the poses.

attend Company will

Both defendants were arrested in Chinese Company Headquarters for the early hours of Saturday morn- Part of Training Course on ing by a Chinese detective. A blank Tuesday, July 19 at 17.15 hours:-cartridge pistol was found on Lui Constables R7. Fong lu Ping, R13 while a carving knife was found on! Tang Shiu Hung. R16. Yan Kwong Wong. Yin, R18 Lai Ching Fan, R24. Lo

Chinese

Mr. Butters also recommended

Man Pot, R33 Lam Shin 80, R35 both defendant to be banished Leung Wing Tseung R53 Lin Ka from the Colony. Hang, R9S Ho Thong Chol, R97 Wong Chun Pang, 99 Kwok Kin Kwong, and R100 Kwok Chan.

EUROPEANS LOSE

CLOTHING

Two prominent members of the European community. Mr. G. S. Hugh-Jones and Mr. J. E. Jupp,

Training Course (Part D:All recruits of the Chinese Company will attend Central Police Station on Thursday, July 21 at 17.30 hours for Part I of Training Course un-residing at Nos. 3 and 4. Thorge der LB.R.30 Thong Po Hing. Dress:

Manor respectively, were complain- Mufti

ants yesterday in a case in which INDIAN COMPANY Training Course (Part I):-The an unemployed named Ho Muk undermentioned members of the faced two charges of theft of clo. Indian Company will attend Indian Company Headquarters for Part II

thing.

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Defendant was alleged to have of Training Course on Tuesday. stolen a pair of trousers belonging July 19 at 17.30 hours under LS.R. to Mr. Hugh-Jopes and a singlet 214 Channan Singh:-Constables from Mr. Jupp

Mr Buttera granted a remand of R230 B. Singh, R232 K. Mohamed, R235 A. A. Pipe, R236 HG. 48 hours on the application of De- Mohamed, R285 A. Singh, R243 A. tective-Sergeant L H. Dakley, who Ghani, R247 B. Ram, R249.8. Singh, prosecuted.

R252 F. Mohamed, R288 H. Singh, R293 G. Bingh, R294 A Rehman,

EMERGENCY UNIT. RESERVE R244 G. Sarwar, R237 K. Bachoo, The first of a series of eight R295 F. Khan, R208 F. Alam, R298 lectures for instructor's course on 8 Omar, and Rob B Singh." Air Raid. Precaution Work will be Training Course (Part D-All given for all members of the Emer- recruits of the Indian Company will gency Unit Reserve commencing attend No.: Police Station on Friday, July 22 at 17.30 hours at Thursday, July 21 at 17.30 hours for the EUR. Club, Part I of Training Course under PBR.274 Mehdi Khan. Dress: Mufti pret ad Se

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"FLYING: SQUAD BA Instructional Patrol-An in- structional patrol for members of the Flying Squad will be carried qub on Friday, July 29;1938. All members will parade at Central Police Statior Pat" 17.15 hours. Dress White Uniforms; and Cap with White Cover.

The second lecture will be given on Tuesday, July 26 and the third on Friday, July 23 at 17.30 hours at the EU.R. Club.

Instructor SI (R) R. P. Dunlop tby arrangement with Wing-Com- mander A. H. A Steele-Ferkins),

Members who intend to take this course must attend all lectures,

C. CRAMPKIN,

DB.P. (R.). Hong Kong, July 18.

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NAMOA READY FOR ATTACK

Chinese Garrison Prepared

(From Our Own Correspondent)

Canton. July 18, Lieut.-General La Chih-lu, ́an expert in querilla warfare and commandant of mobile units in Swatow district, was mainly re- sponsible for the recovery. Namoa Island, which is now com- pletely in Chinese hands.

All the puppet politicians who served in the Peace Preservation Committee and several Formosans were executed or killed during the Chinese counter-attack.

It transpires that the Japanese naval forces looted Namoa' after which they withdrew to the war- ships, leaving a handful of ronins and Formosans to guard the Is- land. The Japanese fleet operating in South China is aware of the. Chinese recapture, hènée the island was shelled and bombea during the week-end.

While the garrison and, militia at Namoa are ready for another Japaner attack, it is believed that no Japanese ratings are available to form a garrison or a landing party in view of the push by Ja- panese warships on the Yangtse River towards Kluklang.

Two of the 157th Kwangtung

under. division

Leut.-General Huang Tao are included in the Chinese garrison forces the island.

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NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTER

Official Welcome At Macao

(From Our Own Correspondent)

Macao, July 16.

H. E. the Governor of Macao, Dr. Artur Tamignini de Sousa Barbosa, His Lordship the Bishop of Macao, the Rt. Rev. D. Jose da Costa Nunes, and local Governiment de- partment heads were at the wharf

when the steamer Sut:Tai, with the Portuguese Minister to China, Dr. J. Lebret Lima, on board, docked here at noon yesterday.

Accompanied by his A.D.C., Capt. Macedo Pinto, H. E the Governor went on board to greet the Minis- ter. Plenipotentiary as soon as the gangway was lowered.

Among the officials present were Dr. Carlos Sampalo (Colonial Se- cretary), Col. A. Arez (Commis- stoner of Police), Capt. Carlos Gorgulho Police Commandant), Dr. A. Miranda (Chief Judge), Dr. Mario 9. Lells Attorney-General) Comm. Samuel Vieira (Harbour Master) 'Mr. Luciano Martins (Post- naster-General), Mr. Pedro Lobo Director of Economic Services), Dr. G. de Brito Chaves (Director of Medical Services), Mr. Abliła Basto Acting Director for Chinese Affairs), Lt. Montalvao e Suva,"Lt. Guedes Pinto and others.

MACAO ARTIST MAKES DEBUT

(From Our Own Correspondent)

Maçao, July 17. Mrs. Brigida Batalha de Carval ho a pub of Mr. Fausto Bampalo, well-known Portuguese painter, made her public debut during the week-end with an exhibition of all paintings and pen sketches at the Liceu Gymnasium. The exhibition evoked wide interest and admira- tion.

There was a touch of the master himself in Mrs. Carvalho's "Kun; Yain Tong Temple" and "Barra Temple,” but the scenes were faithfully recorded and showed the artist's great ability. Outstanding were her pen sketches, many of which showed originality in their presentation..

THEFT, OF PAIR OF SPECTACLES

Appearing before, Mr. Butters, at the Central Court vesterday on & charge of theft of a pair of specta- cles, Li Wing was remanded for seven days."

A woman, Chan Ying; who was charged with aiding and abetting and also for possession of a gold pocket watch, was also remanded for a week.a

Mr. H. Ade Barros Botelho re- presented second defendant.

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