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YAUMATI MURDER TRIAL.

LOCAL CINEMAS SUMMONED.

DR. UTTLEY IN BOX ALLEGED ILLEGAL STORING

ALL MORNING.

A SEARCHING CROSS- EXAMINATION.

LIFE OF TISSUES.

OF FILMS.

CASES ADJOURNED.

Summonses against the Queen's Theatre, the Central Theatre and the Paramount Film Co. were mentioned before Mr. Schofield, at the Central Police Court this morning, when it was alleged

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1931.

TRINITY COLLEGE

OF MUSIC.

DR. MISTOWSKI AT THE ROTARY CLUB.

.

KWANGSI READY

FOR WAR.

LIKIN TAX AGAIN IN FORCE.

ORIENTALS PRAISED. CHIANG THE ENEMY.

(Our Own Correspondent.)

E RADIO BROADCAST

EUROPEAN CONCERT AND LECTURE FROM STUDIO.

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To-day's radio programme to be broadcast by Z. B. W. on a length of 356 metres:

6.00-7.00 p.m. Chinese Programme, 0.00.0.30 p.m. Chinese Children's Programme.

7.00-10.30 p.m. European Pro gramme of Columbin Records kindly

Dr. K. Uttley, in replying to against the defendants that they i listowski, at the weekly meeting/by one Government, with General supplied by Messrs, Anderson Music

The world-wide work which is being done by the Trinity College of Music, London, and the manner

Wuchow. June 22, in which the influence of that institution bas grown from

For the first time for two years, small beginning in the seventies, was the subject dealt with by Dr. Kwangsi is at present controlled Wang In-lao as Military Governor. of the Hongkong Rotary

formerly

served under which was held in Messrs. Lance

General Wang Shao-hung.

There nre signs of a trade re- inland cities, but it remains to be seen whether the change will be more than temporary,

yesterday,

Mr. H. J. Armstrong appeared Crawford's Chairmanship of thevival between Wuchow and the

cross-examination at the Crimi-had stored films.in unauthorise nal Sessions this morning in the places. murder case, admitted that two reasons he had given in support of his contention that the liga ture must have been put round deceased's neck, prior to death, proved nothing of the kind, but in re-examination he said that at the time be made the post was morten examination he

death was quite satisfied that due to strangulation and he still had no doubt that his opinion

was correct.

manner

For the coming campaign

needed, with the result that the " Hkin has been resurrected here in

in Wachow

Co

7.00-7.30 p.m. Musles) Comedy. Hit The Deek-Selection (Youmans), London Hippodrome Orchestra. 9284, The Desert Song-Selection

(Romberg).

Debroy Somers' Band. 200. Song of The Sea-Lovely Ladies

(WImperis and Kunneke),

on behalf of the Secretary of the under the

Amusements, Ltd.. lion.

Mr. S.

W. T 90. Hongkong

Dr. Mistowski is at present in alleged to have stored in the base- ment of the Queen's Theatre on Hongkong conducting examina fune 17th, 1,000 spools of einems-tions on behalf of Trinity College tograph films without having and is on his way to Jajan. furnished to the Inspector General found words of praise for the regainst Nanking, money is badly Stanley Holloway and Claude Hulbert

nurkabl

which Ire of Police the address of the pre- mises and the nature of the Chinese and Japanese had taken business carried on.

to Western music, and gave it as Mr. P. P. J. Wodehouse Divi- his opinion that by reason of sional Superintendent of Police) delicate hands, touch, and a good appeared for the polles and asked car, they were simply made for for a week's remand as there were playing the piano and violin.

had aided that he was very much in one or two points which

proved by this, his first visit to cropped up and it was doubtful whether the offence came within the Par East.

The Chairman welcomed Mr. T. under M. Warren, of Covina, California, the particular Ordinance

the

were AURIONses which

as a Rotarian visitor, and the fol brought. ile said he wanted

Mr. A. J. Rt. Moss, Mr. W. Ander- son and Professor H. Gonzales.

The cant is one in which Wong Cheung, alias Wong Sik-cheung is charged with the murder of Kau Suk at Yuumail on April 1,, this year. Mr. Summerset Fitzroy is for the Crown, and prisoner is defend ed by Mr. F. C. Jenkin, instructed by Mr. 11. C. Macnamara, of Messrs.pportunity to commit fr. 1. S.lowing as non-Rotarinn guesta: Педсов

When the Court resumed, Jenkia apologised to his Lordship and the Court for having taken so long over his crom-examination, remarking it was secessary bernung the medical evidence was of such streat importance.

His Lordship agreed, saying the of extraor- medical evideniers was tary importanes

Tissue Lic.

Uttley said that for a muscle to be

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and Theatre and the Paramount Fitn Co. were

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Suninkard

Art and Imagination.

He

Since the Kwnings forces have inken over from the Cantonese, anti-Christian propaganda has been neticeable in the toen? press, whilst troops which in the past largely refruined have

from ccupying foreign premises have To this practice Degun to resort wherever possible,

The anti-Christian propagand.

Kai-shek's professed Christianity gay be due to the fact that Chiang is being freely commented upon by his enemies.

The

f Chang Pat- removal

kwel's ironside Army from Pose to Kweilin has led to the lawless elements coming into prominence gain. At least one city is known to have been burned by them, and

and Chorun, 9642. The Windmill Man-Selection.

Court Symphony Orchestra. 0623, 7.30-8.00 p.m. From the Studio, Lecture by Father T. Cooney, S.J. on "Electricity:"

8.00 p.m.

Local Time and Weather Report.

8.00-8.27 p.m. Oeteta, The Bohemian Girl-Then You'll

Remember Me (Balfe arr. Scar). Maritana-Sconcs That Are Brightest

(Wallace arr. Senr).

J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 9107. Mignon-Polonaise (Thomas arr.

Robertson). Mignon-Introduction el Romance

(Thomas arr. Robertson), Classica-Selection (Arr. Ewing).

J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 3507.

J. II. Squire Celeste Oetet. $440.

8.27-0.00p.m. Orchestra).

ar keeping 300 spots of fits balanced liberal scheme of educn- there are fears of a "Red" revival Galety Echoes (Caryll and

not actually l use, in a plac other than in approved fire-resist İng stare ronm

the dress- ing

on the first floor of

TIT

the Central Theatre on Jun

It was explained that the Pars mount Film Co. had sub-tet the dressing

room, bat

both wor

Fitzroy the Public Prosecutor, Mr. Ifis Worship accordingly

journed the summons agahist the

After dealing at length with the Queen's Theatre until next Thurs

work Trinity College, Dr. day, July 2

teni of the Cen-Mistowski concluded:

And now, just a word on the place that art takes in a well

tion. Consider for one moment in the western part of the pro- the tremendous possibilities of that vince. The Government, howevci, nost precious faculty the imaginais acting quickly with a view to tion--the possibilities for good and preserving pened.

There are at present It can make or mar a human evil.

no troop life. It can lift a human being movements of importance in the the threshold of High Henven province, as Southern Kwasi is itself, and it can also delinge him controlled by only sufficient forces pence. On the Blu- to the lowest depths of foul de- to maintain gradation. But, of one thing rest mun-Kwangtung border, however, assured, it never stands still. It is troops are being mobilised, always moving in one or the other

So long as the Kwangsi leaders of these directions, and so it must play a part in the rebellion against

the be directed and fed from

Nanking. there are small pros;

mission troops are not only prepared to បទ understood the strangulation was gradual, beautiful. Here is the

art- saying there would be more cun- Fightly

Bght, but are eager to do so, and gestion in the lungs with gradual whether it be literary, painting, they consider that Chiang Kai- strangulation at less with sud-sculpture or our beloved music- shek must be eliminated.

the Cinderella of the arts until now. den strangulation. Mr. Jenkin sug-

have their legitimate examinations place. They are not to be con- sidered an end but only as an in- Kwangsi's period of reopened com

may be but brief.

Replying to further questions. Dr. bruised, and for the blog to be driven away, either the blood must be circulating at the time of the pressure or else the tissues were not dead. He continued that is sue life did not cease with the death of a human being alive for, perhaps, two hours after.

remained

heing summoned.

These two summonses were also [adjourned until Thursday July

wards. When a human died, the strangulation in the present case, earliest years by the sense of the mucts of peace. The Kwangai |

blood circulation slowed down and finally stopped.

the present case, he would that respiration stopped before the heart and he would say that stop ping of the heart caused the death | zested it was the other way about In a scheme of musical training, in aligned with Nanking, there is

and not lack of respiration.

blood

Mr. Jenkin:--Do you sugest thi

of the the circulation ceases instantaneously with stup- page of the heart?--Yes,

And ten minutes after the heart has stopped, hood can be pressed out by pressure on the skin?--Yes.

Reasoning Not Wrong.

but witness did not agree.

Caught Unawares,

Dr. Uttley was reminded that, Incentive to both teacher and pupils, giving his examination-in-chief, he and as a satisfaction to the parents. had given it as his opinion that There is no greater pleasure in a teacher's life than the success of

pupil. It is, indeed, the reflec there was more than one assailant.

parent's pride in the achievement of his children. And so, let examinations be a landmark as milestones on the road of pro Bress.

Mr. Jenkins--What is your rea- son for making that statement?tion of a It would be easier to strangle a per- an if one man was holding him down and if there had been emnly one mutassailant I should have expected to find more evidences of a fight on the body.

Does it not follow that both the reasons you gave us yesterday, for stating that this ligature

have been applied before death, in- sofur as your internal examination of the neck is concernet, are wrms. because you could and both there

after death? Na. conditions

You have admitted that, after

remain alive. death, tiesines they are alive they can be pressed? - admitted the tissues remained alive for a little while.

Do you or do you not admit that if that is so tissues can be pressed?

No.

HON

were

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Cannot you enteh a, man awares?--Yes,

Cannot you give me a better pens son 7--No answer.

In fact you know nothing about it? No.

You will withdraw that opinion because you have an experience on witch le base much an assertion?

Yes.

You agreed with my verterday that we are entitled to have if we any other available medical

Yes.

I asked you why muscles under the skin could be pressed 7-Yes.

Did you not suggest the rea-opinion upon this question as to

the cause of death?--Yes. tissues could be was that

You are the only medical man as they damaged as long

who actually examined this body still alive? Yes.

Now, after death, if the tisauCH

Therefore, before I could avall were still alive, why is it that myself of the opinion of any other muscle cannot then be pressed 7-melient mint, I must be able to put it is n question of relative degree. It is possible that a musele inima ne as I can exactly in the position he would have been had the inmediate neighbourhood

he seen the body?--Yes. might be damaged a little if a constriction

applied im- mediately after death. I am say ing that muscles cannot be prească after they are dead,

was

You know I am not talking about after the muscles are dead, but after the man is dead. Hin muscles romain alive and can be pressed? Yes.

Before or After?

Notes of No Value.

If I were to give another medical man your written notes, 1 put fi to you that he could not possibly ex-| press any opinion as to the case of death-i agree.

I put it to you that there is no written material which could be put before any medical man in this Colony which would enable him to ive any opinion at all?-1 agree.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

Bathing In The Nude.

To the Editor, Hongkonn Telegraph.]

Sir---May 'I for Reveral, and De probably a great many, give my

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Monckton).

Herman Finck and IIls Orch. 9718. Capriccia Espagnole (Rimaky and

Korankov).

Sir Hamilton Harty Conducting The Halle Orchestra, 9716 and 9717, Echoes of The Valley (Genhin).

Sir Dan Godfrey Conducting the Bournemouth Municipal Orch. D821.

9.00-10.30 p.ni, From the Studio,

European Studio Concert.-Pro- gramme.

Gomes

1. Songs by Miss Mario

(Soprano) accompanied by Mr. George Grimble,

n. The Cuckoo (Liza Lehmann).

D. A Fairy Went A-Marketing

(Goodhart).

2. Pinne solos by Miss Lubn Pecker

Selected.

3. Songs by Miss Angeles Suos accompanied by Miss Luba Perker.

a. Cavalleria Rusticana-Romanza

(Masengni). b. Si ta me Amaras-Melodia

(L. Denza).

Songs by Mr. G, D'Aquino (Tenor) accompanied by Mr. George Grimble.

a. Serenata (Toati).

b. Because (Gny d'Hardelot). Songs by Miss Maria Conics (Soprano) accompanied by Mr. George Grimble.

A. Songs My Mother. Taught Me

(Dvorak). b. I Got a Robe (Negro Spiri

tun) (Burleigh), Pianoforte Solos by Miss Luba Pecker-Selected.

Songs by Miss Angelca Silos accom.

n. Libro Santo-Melodín (Giro

Pinsuti).

b. And Yet (Jane Hathaway). Songs by Mr. G. D'Aquino (Tenor) accompanied by Mr. George Grimble,

The Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton thanked the speaker for his address. City Hall Lecture. Later In the afternoon, Mistowski gave a very interesting voice in support of bathing in the panied by Miss Luba Peckor. lecture at the City Hall to a num-nude, as fully up-to-date and ber of local music enthusiasts and perfectly healthy? Why should bathing in the nude be an outrage pupils and dealt on the form and for the clean in mind and body design of music which, he said, should be studied from the very Those who protest against it are

coming under certainly

the his illustrated

suspicion of not having a reason- beginning. He

musical formulae, lecture with

demonstrated on the able control of themselves. Such which he

persons are by far in the minority, piano.

and why should the healthy, self-

of both sexes) be compelled to to my reckoning 99%% of persons possessed big majority (according

Hubmit to the Idiosyncrasies of a few hackwardly-minded weaklings and life haters and conferm, to their ridiculous and over-anxious self-limitation?

At the end of the lecture, Miss the interesting talk, and nasured Braga thanked. Dr. Mistowski for him that the lecture was not lost on them, and that the most to the ers in the Colony would continue the good work of the Trinity College of Music. She added that as soon as the results of the recent examina- Lions conducted by Dr. Mistowski were made known, work would gin again for the next.

NEW APPOINTMENT.

London, June 23.

a. Mighty Lak' a Rose (Nevin). b. My Dreams (Tosti). 10,30 pm. Rugby Mid-day Press 10.33 p.m. Clone Down.

News.

FACTORY DOORWAY

OBSTRUCTED. ·

DANGER IN THE CASE OF FIRE,

I would, on the contrary, much welcome the establishment of R The management of the Ming bende Culture Open Air Assia-film of hardware manufacturers, Lion la Hongkong where all of Bowrington Canal, were sum- strong-minded and reasonably moned before Mr. Schofield, at self-possessed men and women the Central Police Court this could enjoy to the full the morning, for allowing the main of the first floor of the advantages, of the open air, the door sun and each others' company, as premises to be obstructed. II. M. the King has approved the pioneers of a new, more enlighten-

Mr. F. Moad informed his Wor- appointment of Mr. Gilbert Uproti,ed age, free of savage fears of self ship that when a visit was made Deputy Controller of the Treasury and the other sex.

to the premises some time ago, it to be Controller and Auditor- Such 411 Association would was found that againet the only General in encression to Sir Mol have my personal active support, entrance to the first floor, there enim Ramsay, who is retiring next and i am perfectly prepared to go had been fixed a stool which pre- September. British Wireless.

about the

the organisation of same in vented the door from being opencil So that for him to be able to ex-

Hongkong, either indopendently in the event of fire. Recently the press any opinion, he would have strangulation and it was still his for under the auspices of the stool had been sawn and the mid- to get his facts from your evidence? opinion. He had no doubt at all London Society for Sexual Reform, dle piece made easily removable.

Yes.

that death was due to strangula-jas a local branch of this Society, If the premises should be visited I shall put it to the jury, doe-

tion.

It was also ander such restrictions and safe by the authorities, Take your second reason fortor, and I wish to any it now you Replying to his Lordship on the guards, against misust of the mentioned that the door opened are in the witness box, that in the point of the number of assailants, good intention, as are reasonable inwards, which was, in itself, an saying the ligature must have been applied before death, that the case of a doctor who, in examins-wilneas said he would only with and demanded by the incal 110- offence. blond was pressed out. Is it not tion-in-chief will say that nine out draw his opiulen that there were thorities.

His Worship pointed to the re- true that, if a ligature is applled of twelve of the organs of the at least two if deceased was taken In Europe, Naked Culture

cent Staunton Street Are and In- Roon enough after the death of a body were normal, and then, in by surprise. If, however, deceas- Associations arg established` In formed_defondant that, if in the person, it will result in blood cross-examination, under circum- being pressed out?-Only if that stances which I need not re-ed was not taken by surprise, his several advanced countries and

original opinion of there being the total membership amounts that particular tissue is still alive. capítulate, will say all more than ang would stand. several hundreds of thousands,

Mr. Jenkin: Of course, and you twelve

Roplying to Mr. B. 0. Field. members of both sexes, Switzer, defendant. congested organs wore have admitted that the tissues with blood. I would suggest that foreman of the jury, witness said in Germany, France and remain alive for. perhaps, a couple either his powers of observation i was possible that the head land. Nakedness in the open air in other recollection are, highest become Now, do you not agree with me dagree, at fault. I wish to achi i wound caused deceased to hature countrics, being accepted as some

So, as to your first reason, you could get that apearance of the muscles whether the ligature was applied before or after death? Усн

of hours after death.

was

to

event of a fire, it were proved that ก stool were placed against the charge of manslaughter could be brought against the

A fine of.325 wns imposed.

that these two reasons von have do not say that with a wish to applled to the neck. He coug healthy, wongat the clean- terested in a more natural way of

given for telling us that this offend you. Heature must have been applied

before death prove nothing of the kind? Yes.

Quite Satisfied.

of

sporty and and Ospecially. not any, judging from the amount

blood, whether the wound had minded and progressive, young living, with interest in the estab It increases self-res. Fishment of a Naked Culture Upon been inflicted prior to the applies and old. In *re-examination, witness tion of the ligature, and, if it was pect, self-reliance, and goes a long Air Association in Hongkong, and If this lieature was not applied agreed that, at the bottom of his before; he could not say how long way towards counteractingun to enter into discussion on the sub- before death. then this not a case card of notan, he had noted that before.

healthy Imagination, morbidity, jeet, either privately or in the columns of your valued paper. of airangulation, is It?-No.

death was duo to strangulation. This concluded the medicat ignorance and fear, Reply to other questions, wit-He said he was quite antisfied evidence and the case la proceed-}

I would be glad to receive.com Enclosing my card, Yours, etc.

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