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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1929,

WOMAN DEFRAUDED. fondant failed to appear. He was

MAN WHO IS ACCUSTOMED

TO IMPRISONMENT.

Under the pretext that he was

her, a Brenéo to hawk, n Chinese'

pretences,

never seen again, although tho complainant had gone to his hut on reveral occasions. She was givon various excuses by lus wife.

The defendant was Anally ni rested on a warrant. He was not, said. Detective Sergeant Fitches, employed at the Central Polico

JAN KUBELIK.

FAMOUS VIOLINÍST COMING

›... TO HONGKONG, -,

Jan Kubelik, the famous violinist, is paying a visit to Hongkong

June 7.

employed at the Central Police Stain and as a result could get Station and nover had been. The shortly. He has been booked to was also tod budure Mr. T. S. Wayte Chief Inspector did not know him appear at the Theatre Royal an Smite, at the koaloon Magistracy and he had no possible means of yesterday afternoon, to have ob-elling the licence for the woman at the age of six, and two year Kubolik began loarning the violin During the hearing of the evi- later appeared in publia at Prague la'nod, the sum of $20 from #

dence his Worship asked if It was femme "hawkör by means of false alleged that the basliet had been playing compositions of Wieniawski Detective Sergeant Fitches said stolen from Police headquarters and Viouxienips with remarkabla

daring, onpturing the public im that the complainant was a licensor whether it was specially pre-

pared. Detective Sergenat Fit agination by his extraordinary ed hawker aesiding in Shanghul,

talent. He completed his studies Street. About 6 pm. on April 15 phes replied that he thought the she was in the Man. On Kung Wul basket had been prepared for the at the Prague Academy of Music.

·In all the countries he has visited |ho has had grant recuptions. Ho When the defendnut entered the purpose.

He was carrying a premises.

has received numerous distinctions basket on which were written in

from the different Courts of Europe, Chinese. "Caterer, Central Police

In 1007 he went on a world tour Station. Victoria." He introduced

which insted twelve montha In himself to various members in

recent years he has undertaken The Club as a caterer at the Cen-

concert tours throughout Europe. tral Police Station in the employ

Musical critics are unanimous that of the Chief Inspector.

Kubelik has reached the highest degree of perfection.

Defendant's Statement, The defendant said that he had not signed the castomary docu- ments.

His Worship remarked that that was not judicious remark to make. He seemed to know some- thing of the Pollee procedure.

In his statement the defendant said that he was given the monoy for safe keeping.

In conversation with the com. plainant the defendant, learned that she had previously been in possession of a hawker's licence His Worship registered a con- but had since been without one. viction, and described the offence He told her that the Chief Inspec-48a very miserable form of tor was a friend of his and he fraud. The taking of "squeeze" could get her a Brence, the fee for was a thing, which, his Worship which would be 324. The woman was afraid, was too common in the ruplied that she was unable to give Colony. It was bad enough to him $24 and asked if $20 would take "squeeze", when a 'porson was ie sulicient.

in a position to do something for somehody's good, but it was worse | to take "squeeze" when that person was not in a position to do anything. Is posing as a police catbrer was a very miner able form of deceit.

he

Remarking that himself wonbl provide the balance the de- fendant accepted the $20 and at the same time told the womah that Pé did not want anything for his expences as he merely wanted to help her...

Defendant Disappears. According te arrangements the $50 was paid to the defendant the taloging days. It was glucided thời dạy should meet again the 11 when the dicence would he fut ever In defendant Idd the woman that he had al ready communicated with the Chief Ingretor on the subject.

The wants presented herself at

The appointed time but the de-

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12 months for a similar offence, In 1926, continued his Worship, the defendant was convicted of false pretences and given threo months; and in 1927 for false pro- tenees and assuming the character of a Police constabls he received six months' imprisonment.

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His Worship said that he could not sentence the defendant to| more than six months, but that) would be 'ble sentence.

A Bad Record. · On looking at the defendant's criminal sheet, his Worship said that he seemed to have a very bad record. In 1917, anid his Wor-in ship, he had assumed the charace ter of a police constable, so this was not the first time that he had pretended he was in the Police.

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Addressing the complainant, Worship said 'that he was sorry she had lost her $20 but it was useless telling the defendant to pay her' compensation as he seemed to be accustomed to going to prison and he would rather go to gaol than pay her..

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