1934-12-29 — Page 11

THE KIDNAPPING CASE

BARRETTO AS PRIME

MOVER

Allegations that Frederic Barretto was the prime mover in the sensational kidnapping of Luigi Joso Ribeiro, the six-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G., Ribeiro, of 7 Hanoi Road, and that Luiz Antonio da Rocha acted from the best of motives were features of the Crown case against the two defendants, who appeared before Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the Kowloon Magistracy. yesterday afternoon.

Fraser pointed at that the Mr. Crown ense was that farcello was the prime mover. It was be หม Look the child way, What motives were for Luking the child away was a matter for Me Worship to determine on the pyldence, It was Barretto who conceived this Iden of getting money out of the jy's father, und da Rocha helped, possibly with the best of motives,

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"There is nothing to show that da Rocha was in the came before 83065 3.m. Da Rocha has laid himself open to one of the most serious charges," added the Crown proscentor.

Mr. Fraser remarked that it might not be a case for committal as the Crown felt that his Worship adequate power to dent with it.

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American the crime of kidnapping was punishable by death. It was true that this case was the first of its nature in the Colony,

Mr. Lo pointed out that his difficulty really was that from the Crown's opening a Worship would, have noticed that there was no direct evidence to connect the two defen dants.

Tho Bingistrate remarked difficulty was this: The only course. open to him to take the case sum- marily wax in the event of the first defendant, Barretto, pleading guilty. If Mr. Fraser proved the facts he had suggested against

firs defendant and called evidence # them. was it the suggestion of the Crown that I was unt for carmittal What was the Crown's view?

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The discovery had its sequel at a Coroner's Inquest yesterday, conduct- ed by Mr. J. 1. 1, Lee at the Kowloon Magistracy, The Jury returned a unnainaus verdiet of murder by some person or persons unknown.

The Jury comprised of Messrs. V. M., Hast (Foreman), Young Tat, and *C. E. Barzna.

POLICE WAITING

WARRANT FOR ARREST OF TRAVELLING CHINESE

Los Angeles, Doç. 28. What is alleged to be a Chinese variation of the American badger game has provided the sole topic of conversation in the Chinatowns of the Pacific coast during the past few weeks.

Some time ago a resident of Los Angeles' Chinatown named Kock Low paid another Chinese, Gin Linn, the sum of G$1,800 for the hand and heart of Lina's purported daughter, Fong Choy.

The couple were married amidst The Oriental rites of the China-

Dr. K. II. Uulez, Medlent Officer in Lnwn of Los Angeles, and there the

charge of the Kowloon Mortuary. ntated that the body of a Chinese mate, nged from 35 to 30 years, wan identified in his presence on October 27, by Inspector Dorling, as being the body of an unknown Chinee who was found dead on the ground floor of 83 Parkes Street,

The body, which was partly decom- pored,

was five feet six inches in height, and had the general appeat- ance of an adult in comfortable cir- cumstances. Externally, there was an extensive cut on the neck which extended three inches behind the right ear and 24 inches in front of the Heft car. The cut was a deep eno. The hands were bound together by two pieces of wire, wound twice round the wrist. There were abrasions three inches wrist, such as might have been caused during a struggle in attempting to bind a man. Internally, there were Ino signs of disease.

above tho

The neck wound might have been caused by the chopper, and the abrasions on the limba inight have 24/7 24/7s been infleted by a flat piece of wood. The cause of death was haemorrhage. Death probably occurred four or five days previously.

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Mr. Fraser: I have been trying to | Boots 5/- xli. ** make that point clear. This is n】Impl. Chem. Ind. case that your Worship bus power toImpl. Chem. Ind. doni with

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It was stated by Inspector Dorling that, at 12 noon on October 26, he received two anonymous letters, writ ten in Chinese, stating that the body of a Chinese male would be found in a cablele on the ground floor of 8 Parkes Street: A low minutes after. witness visited the Aat and found 30/0

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which was covered with blood. The body was dressed in navy blue serge European style clothing, white shirt, fcollar and tie. The only article of furniture in the cubicle was a double iron bedstend,

sh.

His Worship: In other words you Internat. are passing the buck", to me!

Mr. Franer: The Crown view isPinchin that in this case your Worship has power adeqantely to den with it.

Wing Street; and dipriving the Gula Kalumpony parents of the possession of the child, Barretto frat and he did not see why he should plead guilty, and then change hi rat tr gulity to all

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Mr. Lo, on behalf of do Rocha. denied the second twu charges.

The magistrate deférred "sentence on Barretto and reminded him for seven days.

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Mr. Lo ̈mentioned he might "heel | Van Ryn Deep"

to call Barretto s witness.

Barretto was then taken from the dock to the cells below, and the tria? proceeded against da Rocha.

Evidence. Called

The first witness, Acting Insgelar

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rogating da Rocha at the Empresa Hotel, he went with him to Fuk Shell Trans. and

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Wing Street. Rocha knocked on the door and called out "Apee", The dour was opened and Barretto was in the Crown Mines 10/-

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floor, which was in darkness. The Ley, Luigi, was on the bed asleep.! The Roor was barely furnished. There was a tin of bully beef, twil pinter and some bread. The kitchen ind no utensils. There were also ten marbles on the beel.

Cross-examined by Mr. Lo, witness said he had no doubt that di Ruehn would take him to the house, but he (witness) wanted to know the adress. He could see no reason for thu Rocha deliberately trying to con ceal the addresa. "

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Visiting Card Found

story

should have ended, Early this month, how ver, thọ "wife" appeared in Court and asked for $100 a month separate maintenance.

When the Chinese Pence Society Gin of Los Angeles intervened Fong and his daughter disappear

cil.

The Los Angeles palice, fearing that they had been wiped out by one of the numerous Tongs, also intervened, and the unhappy hus- band was grilled for some hours.

Inmigration authorities took a hand in the case, and discovered this week that the pair were ex- pected, in Shanghal to-morrow.

The Shanghai Municipal Police have been advised, and when the ship arrives in Shanghai, It will be met by the authorities, armed with a warrant for the arrest of Gin Linn and Fong Choy.

It is believed that Fong is not the daughter of Gin. He is and to have brought the girl from Shang- ui to Los Angeles, via Honolulu, in order to work the badger game on his compatriots on the Pacific const.

Chinatown residents along the who reached a fever of coasts, excitement at the dual disappear ance, are chagrined at the comical ending to what promised to be come a first-class mystery.-United

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On the bed witness found a visiting [card, bearing the name of Chan Wab- tai, describing the person as an in- apretor of the Bureati of Pubile Safety in Canton, Other cards bear- ing the same name were also found in the clothing

On November 21, a Chinese male who gave his name as Chan Yee-kan, and who stated that he was a nephew of Chan Wah-toi, visited witness at the Yaumati Police Station, where he produced a photograph of the decens

The same man Identified"" the clothing which was found on the body. Several members of the Bureau of Public Safety, Canton, anw the body, but owing to its decomposed state, were unable to identify it.

It had been ascertained that there was such a man as Chan Wah-tof, who had been missing from Canton. The 108/9

sum of $30 was found in the clothing, and it was assumed that no robbery 4370 had taken place. With the exception 20/10% of a silver signet ring, no

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REVIVAL OF TRADE

Murderer a Cook?

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Lée Sing, nged 55, the owner of the house, stated that on the night.of October 17, a man who gave his name as Chan lu-num, came to see witness and wanted to rent the ground floor of 83 Parkes Street. On the sune night the man gave witness $2 deposit, and on the next day, almut 5 or 4 p.m., asked for the key of the fat, and noved some furniture.in. The balance of the rent was paid that The progress of American trade day. Witness did not see the man for the past cleven months is shown again. The next time witness enter.

AMERICAN FIGURES SHOW APPRECIABLE INCREASE

Washington, Dec. 28.

Mr. Lo mentioned to the Court that legal aid was, sought before da Rocha made his reply to the late- ment of Commerce to-day.

in figures issued by the Departed the Bat was about seven or eight days after it had been rented, and witness had been asked to accompany

mann

ments Inspector Rozeskwy agreed Exports for this period amounted Inspector Dorling to the Boor. In the that was NII,

Maria Ribeiro and her husband, to G$1,962,000,000 compared cubicle of the flat the body of Fredrico Francis Ribeiro, gare formul with $1,482,000,000 for a correa was found. Witness could riot say evidence of telephone messages, ponding period in 1933.

whether or not deceased was the man detail of which was not given in; Imports were valued at $1,522,-who rented the flat. The man who evidence.

000,000 compared with $1,316,000.- rented the flat told witness that he Vice-Consul's Evidence 1000 in 1933.

was a cook employed by a European, Pedro Vicente Botelho, Vice-Consul Gold exports were $52,000,000 us but did not say who his employer for Portugal, deposed to knowing du compared with $355,000,000, and WAS. Rocha nince he was a child. On gold iraports were $1,094,000,000 the decensed, and it did not bear any Witness saw only half the face of December 10, by arrangement, wit compared with $191,000,000.

resemblance to that of the man, who ness went with Mr. L. G. Ribeiro to

Silver exports amounted to $15, rented the Nat.

the Empress Hotel. Da Rocha enter 000,000 as against $18,000,000 and ed the tom, about seven or eight minutes past 11 o'clock.

imports were $94,000,000 as against Witness continued:" I said "Luiz, | $95,000,000.-Router. what are

you doing here?" ME Ribeiro started talking with da Rocha,

I went to fetch my son, A. A. R. Botelho, from the next room.

heard da Rocha telling Mr. Ribeiro

that he know where his son was and

Without retiring the jury returned a unanimous verdiet of munter by some person or persons unknown.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

EVERY

MAN,

HOWEVER WIBE, It is notified that mater for the

that the bay was well. He further NEEDS THE ADVICE OF SOME SAGACH Brst quarter of 1935 are payable' on stated that the party who had the oUS FRIEND IN THE AFFAIRS OF LIFE. or before January 31.

boy was funking and wanted to de-Plautus.

liver the boy. Da Rocha told Mr.

Ribeiro, in my presence, that irrespec

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Dance Music from The Hongkong Hotel

EUROPEAN PROGRAMME From ZBW on a wavelength of 965 metres (846 kilocycles).

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programmo, 7 pm. Stock Quotations. The Sleeping Beauty-(Waltz).

7.05-7.25 Orchestral. Programme, Prelude a L'Apros-Midi D'un Faune. Danse Macabre (Dance of Death).

7.25-7.42 p.m. Pianoforte Recital by Mischa Levitaki,

1 Hungarian Rhapsody. No, Ü

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Liszt),

2. La Campanella (Poganini—

3. Staccato Etudo. (Rubinstein). 7.42-8 p.m. Four Songs by Joseph alop (Tenor).

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2. Strew on her

Forest

(Landon Ronald). Buser (Landon Ronald).

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(Clarice Mayne). Instrumental-"Smiling Eyes" and

"Hawaiian Love Bird." Vocal Duet "I'll see you again." Vocal Duct"Dear Little Cafe." Plano Solon-"Say it with Music."

(Ralo da Costa). Orchestra (Drury Lane Theatre

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8.48-9.06 p.m. Review of Berues.

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Corneville." Selection"Dorothy." Vocal Gems The Waltz Dream,"

(Strauss). Vocal Gems-"The Merry Widow**

(Lehar).

9.30 p.m.

Press Bulletins, London Stock Quotations.

9.35-12 midnight. Hongkong Hotel Denco Orchestra.

10,30 p.m. Press Bulistina, London Stock Quotations. 12 midnight. SUNDAY'S

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11-12.15 p.m. St. John's Cathedral Service.

1 pm. Time and Weather Report. "Unfinished" Symphony (Schubert). Grand Opera.

Vocal Gema"Rigoletto." Orchestra-Manon"-(Fantasy). nghdad Vocal Gems"Die Fledermaus."

Selection "Samson and Delilah." Selection-Louise" (Charpentier).

Instrumental Music.

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Greenwich Time Signal at noon.

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The Commedary Grand tirchestra,

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Pianoforte SoloPrelude in B Flat. (Leff Pouishno¶). Band Selections, "Nautical Moments." "March of the Mountain Gnoises:" "The Mill in the Black Porest."

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Chinese Programme. 7-7.17 p.m. Organ Recital by Dr. Harold Kameez. t the frean of Albert Schweltzer.

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Hook."** Being Memaries of l'Antomime. The programme wrliten and pre-

William hy

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Danled &olasi Games thì đ

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in Town. Tonight. A Toplesl

Supplement to the Week's Tro Erm

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1. Prelude and Fugue in E Minor

(Bach).

2 When in Deepest Nead-Choral Preludo (Bach). My Heart is Longing-Choral

'Prelude (Bach).

7.17-7,35 p.m. Brandenburg Concerto (Bach),

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"Poet and Ponsunt" Overture..

8p.nt. Time and Weather Report. 8.03-8.33 p.m.

Hiawatha's Wedding Feast.

8.33-8.48 p-mm.

Fritz Kreisler.

Violin Recital by

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2. Tambourin Chinois, Op. 3. 3, Jota.

4. Serenade Espagnol.

8.48-9 pm. Octetă.

9-9.30 p.m. From the Studio. "Half Hours with Great Camporea.” (Schubert).

Singer Mrs. J. Anderson Miller, At the Piano-Li, Cəl. C. H. Kuhne, D).A.0.

1. Gongs:-

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Courtship (Burden

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4.30 am. Muste Hall.'

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Dance Music.t

8.45 .21.

It is notified that the name of the The Gazette contains the Ordinance Nan Chin Tobacco Company, Limited,

5, through GSC and GSÅ:

* 4.399.

Regulations in regard to the fring

tivo of what we did he would take to amend the Public Health and has been struck off the Register.

us to where the boy was. He asked Buildings Ordinance, 1903. The pur

Mr. Ribeiro not to prosecute the man pose of the amendment effected by

who took his son away, and to give this Dill in to make possible the im of crackers during the Chinese New

so that he could pealtion of a charge on householders Year are contained in the Gazette.

him some money

leave the Colony for gonil.

Was

At this stage, the hoaring adjourned to January 3 and 4, at 2.1 p.m. on both days.

Mr. Lo mentioned he was calling keveral witnesses to testify to da Rocha's charactor, Including a well

· known. stock-brokéra,

Da Rocha is on bail of $3,000.

for the removal of night-sol! and

other excretal refuso from their pro- It is notified that Mr. D. Mt. Mac- mines where such removal is under- dougall resumed duty as District taken by the Sanitary Board. Such Ofzer South on Decumber 26, Mr. removal has been undertaken hither Erie Himsworth ne Assistant Head to without charge in the Hill District of the Sanitary Department on De- only. In other districts householders comber 27, and the Hon. Mr. R. M. make their own arrangementa for Henderson as Director of Public night-sall removal.

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7.5 mm. "Chelsimas Picture Book,"

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In Memories of Pantomime. The programme written and pre- duced by William MacLurg.

Heidenrostein (The Wild Rose), Der Leiermann (The Hurdy Gurdy Man), Das Lied im Grunen (In Spring- -time).

2 Pianoforte Selo:-

Moment Musical, Op. 94, No. 2.

Song:

Dlo Vogel (The Birds). Gretchen am Spinnrade (Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel). Das Fishermadchen (Tho Fisher

malden). 4. Pianoforte Solos:-

Moments Musicnux, Op. 94, Now.

3 and 5. 9.30-10 p.m. Symphony No. 1 in B Flat

(Beethoven, Op. 40). ................ Felix. Weingartner conducting the Lon- don Philharmonie Orchestra, Prometheus-Overture (Beethoven,,

Op. 43).

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