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SERIOUS CHARGES HEARD FUNERAL OF MR

AT CRIMINAL SESSIONS

Man Accused Of Pushing Girl In Front Of Lorry

Defendant Gives Evidence

Before Mr. Justice R. E.. Lindsell at the Criminal Sessions yes- terday Cheng Shuet-wah, allas Cheng Chu, was charged on three counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to murder a woman, Yeung Wai-ping, aged 20, on August 29, causing grievous bodily harm with intent te maim or disable her, and causing grievous bodily harm.

The defendant pleaded not guilty and claimed "trial

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Mr. J. Whyatt, Crown Counsel, prosecuted and the defendant was not legally represented."

The following were the Jury:-Messrs. E. N. Ryan (Foreman). Cheng Kam-to. Lee Wal-pang, Johnstone Wang, A. J. Rosario, Chu Tse-ping and Wong Sun-kee. *

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MA WING-CHAN

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

記

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Large Attendance AROWANCE OF THE WESTREN CHAMBER

Chapel Service

The funeral took place at the Chinese Christian Cemetery, Pok- fulam, yesterday, of the late Mr. Ma Wing-chan, director of the Sincere Co.." Ltd., who died on Saturday at his residence i Ken- nedy Road,

The Rt. Rev. Mok Shau-

tsang.

Bishop of Canton, con- ducted the service &t the

Cemetery Chapel, assisted by the Revs. Yung Tang-cheung. Ho Sum-yu, Tsang Kook-chol, Chung Yan-laap" and Lee Kau-yan.

The choir of the Hop Yat"Church was also in attendance,

A large gathering of relatives and friends were present. to pay Mr. Whyatt said that the young and the lamp-glass broken. The their last respects, among them being Messrs. Tseng Keon-sang. woman and the defendant were defendant in the meantime, made.

Au St-charm. Wong Man-tat, Ko bethrothed to one another three an attempt to run away but was Koon-fan, K. C. Tseng, Chiu Man- years ago. At the time the com-apprehended by the driver andning. Kiu Ho-ping. Wong Shiu- plainant was living in a village. taken to the police station by R

kon, Cheng Kit-suen, Wong Kam- On January 9 last year the couple Chinese constable. came to Hongkong and they went The girl, continued Mr. Whyatt, ying. Thomas Tam. M. Chan Harr. Tam Woon-tong, Tsang Pun-chor, to live with defendant's sister in was in hospital for ten days and Wan Yu-sing, Hui Lap-sam. Li when the, cuts and bruises on her Ka-fun. Wong Wing-shiu. Chan It so happened that at the time face had healed, same scars, were Foo-cheung, H. Hong Sling. Kwok the girl's mother had heard that left on her face.

Yau-ting, F. Kwok, Choy Hing. When defendant was charged he James Choy. Kwok Lok. Choy her daughter had come from the

having. committed the country and was living with the denied

Cheung. P. Gockchin, Mr. and Mrs, defendant. She thereupon went to offence on purpose.

Lo Yuk-tong, Mr. and Mrs. H. A Evidence for the Crown was see her daughter and asked her to

Allen, Dr. K. To Woo, Dr. S. W. Tso,! come to stay with her at 54, Bel-given by several witnesses, among The Rev. Edward Lee, Dr. Wong chers Street. Accused resented whom were the lorry driver and

Chi-chuen, Sir Robert Kotewall, but eventually complainant the complainant who said in eyi- Mrs. Kaan Yau-man, Mrs. Ip Tal- this.

dence that the defendant Had de- went, to live with her mother.

9. Moristz, Miss D. sing, Miss ilberately pushed her on to the Hacker and twenty blind girls from

FOUND EMPLOYMENT

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Accused continued to visit the lorry, during a quarrel on the road. the School for Blind. Giris, and"

The mother of the girl and various complainant from time to time police witnesses also gave evidence. after this. In March, complainant

Accused elected to give evidence went to live again with the defen- and stated that he did not push dant but later returned to her complainant on purpose. It was mother and found employment in an accident, the result of a slight a rubber factory. Defendant, how-tap on the shoulder, after which, ever, when he came to hear that the road being slippery and wet she had found employment, object- after rain, the girl fell down." ed strongly against her employ- "He attempted to save the girl ment, saying that too many men from hitting the lorry by stretch-

in were employed the factory

ing out both hands, and had not where she was working.

pushed her as was alleged by the prosecution. They were quarrell-

many others.

SAILORS AND CAR RIDE

Chase Described In Court

She eventually gave up her em- ployment and went to live with the ing on the road, but when the

A. Gilham and L. W. Oak, 'Able defendant and his sister. They spoke too loud he tapped her and Seamen of H.Ms. Bi.mingham, at- had some trouble with the result told her not to talk so loud) Attached to HMS. Tamar, appeared at the that the girl returned to her mo this stage she slipped and was hit before Mr. H. R. Butters ther. The couple still remained by the lorry-

Central Court yesterday on charges bethrothed although their relations

After cross-examination by Mr.of driving a private car without an were not as happy as before. Whyatt, the hearing was adjourned appropriate driver's licence, with- out the owner's permission and They continued on fairly friendly to this morning.“ terms until on August 29, when

without front lights. the defendant paid one of his cus- tomary visits to the girl's house On that day in Belchers Street.

the girl told defendant that she; wanted to break off their engage- ment.

ASSAULT CHARGE

AGAINST DRIVER

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The owner of the car was absent from Court as complainant, and consequently the second charge

Lam Foot, 30, a car driver, ap-was dismissed. peared before Mr. E Himsworth To the remaining two chargca, Defendant had many times beat the Kowloon Court yester-the two sailors pleaded not guilty fore threatened to do so but. this day on a charge of common assault and were discharged by M. But- time the girl asked the defendant en anaval blacksmith, George ters who, after having the prosecu- to sign a mutual document. De-William Baker Dickinson, of HMS. tion's case, remarked that evidence fendant would not agree and Dorsetshire.

was not sufficient for conviction. threatened to commit suicide. Lan had driven Dickinson in Sergt. Danbrowsky, in charge of Eventually, defendant assented but his car in the early hours of sun- the case, said that a woman saw asked the girl to accompany him day morning from the Tsimshatsu her car being driven away by three across the harbour to see his pler to Kowloon Tong and back. He sailors and raised an alarm. An father. She agreed and they went demanded $3 as car fare. The Indian constable came to the scene, into the direction of West Point.

dispute, Cam Foon told the Court. ran after the car in an attempt to arose when Dickinson paid him arrest the occupants, while another The atmosphere was not very only $1. Lam further claimed that sailor, F. Taylor, was alleged to have stopped the constable. A sec- friendly and while they were he was only defending himself.

Dickinson claimed that the ond constable who was nearby con- walking along there were heated words. After they

defendant attacked him first with inued the phase and managed to proached Collinson Street, they a chair and then with the start-stop the car. He was then joined by the Arst constable. and the were seen by a motor lorry driver, ing-handle from his car. who was driving in the opposite The case was remanded 48 hours. parties were taken to the police direction.

HEATED WORDS

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The lorry driver had just over- KEEN BIDDING AT taken a private car and W35 driving along the tram lines to- LAND SALES

The lorry

wards West Point.

Keen bidding for Inland Lot driver, said Mr."Whyatt, saw the complainant walking on the tram 5387, which covers an area of 1710 square feet at the King's Road tracks and the defendant Was walking near the gutter on the and Tsing Fung Street corner, was side of the road. The driver of the witnessed during the sale of Crown lorry sounded his horn. The girl land "at the PW.D. Office yester-

day. made an attempt to move but as

Mr." Mark Keung, merchant, she moved over to the right hand side of the lorry... the defendant of No. 125. Connaught Road Cen- caught hold of her with both hands tral, was the winning bidder at $9,500, which was almost twice the towards and pushed her

upset price. lorry. The driver could not stop in time to avoid hitting the com- plainant.

KNOCKED DOWN

the

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Kowloon Inland Lot 4044, cover- ing 1.860 square feet at Ma Tau! Chung Road, was bought at $2,500, well above the upset price by Mr. Lee Y. Tong, of Messrs. Way and Hall, architects.

As a result, she was knocked down and sustained injuries to the left side of her face and the There were no bidders for K.I.L. lorry, as a result of the impact. 4035. a 46,300 square feet lot with had one of its mudguards dented an upset price of $34,783.

station.

F. Taylor, of HMS Folkestone, attached to HMS. Tamar, was also discharged on the charge of ob- a police officer in the structing execution of his duty,

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