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THE. HONGKONG
YOUTH ASSAULTS
POLICE
RESENTS MOTHER'S
ARREST
A young man named Lal Man, unemployed, appeared before Mr.j Macfadyen at the Central Magis tracy this morning, charged with assaulting an Indian constable.
Giving evidence, the constable stated that at about 10.40 p.m, last Saturday, he saw a woman hawker nelling Inicheen in Hollywood Road near Shing Wong Street. He arrested her, and as he was taking her to the Central Police Station, the defendant, who was her son, came up from behind and throw! stones and mud at him and also struck him several blows on the back. He blew his whistle, und another Indian constable came on the scene and arrested defendant
This evidence was corroborated hy the other Indian constable,
Defendant said he was carrying n load of inichees for his mother, when they were arrested. He tried to run away and the con- stable, in giving chase, fell on the muddy
denied street. IIe Assaulting the constable, and characterised both constables as
lars.
After further evidence had been given, defendant was convicted, He had a previous conviction for! theft, A fine of $15, or, in default, three weeks' hard labour, was imposed.
DEATH SENTENCE ASKED FOR
BANISHEE'S PLEA
IN COURT
TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 27, 1935.
NEW YORK
TRADING ACTIVE
SILVER ISSUES ARE LOWER
STERLING STRONG..
(Special to "Telegraph”)
FATHER AND SON CHARGED
RUSSIANS WITHOUT
A PASSPORT Brought before Mr. Macfadyen L the Central Magistracy this morning, Andreas Edward ein rich, aged 44, Kusaian sh merchant, and his son, Alexander Heinrich, aged 17, were charged with entering the Colony without valid passports.
Detective-Sergeant Mottram, pro- secuting, stated that the defendants were residents of Macao, and had endorsements on their passports from the Macao police, but had New York, May 26.
no visa for Hongkong. They were Trading continued nt the admitted to Hongkong in July, average rate of a million share 1934, and allowed to stay a week, turnover during the past week. as the Government then had a There WAB fittle change in scheme for the accommodation of prices. The Industrial average foreigners, but the scheme. fell rose in nearly every section while through, and defendants were sent tails and Utilities sugged.
away. At that time the son was Nearly all oll issues went to earried on his father's passport, na new high levels for the year and he was under age, but now he was over. Sliver issues wore lower. required to have a passport of his Motor issues were steady.
town. They came to the Colony on
All commodities, with the ex-an unauthorised visit, and stated ception of grains and cotton, ad-that they were here to collect a vanced. Sugar futures made new letter from a local resident.
Defendants were cautioned, and highs since 1928. Woni futures prices were the heat in the year, an expulsion order made against while silk, rubber, coffee, cocon them. and copper were all higher.
ANOTHER CASE The Senate sustaining the
Another case came before the chiefi Bonus Bi volo was the
Magistrate, when Osear centre of interest but it was same followed by no noticeable reaction. Matirs Mayer, aged 47, a native of was charged with The French monetary situation Buenos Aires,
its entering the Colony without a valid was being watched only
passport. effect on the U.S. dollar.
France has raised the discount rate but French gold continues to flow to London,
fur
Sterling went near dollar mark,
the
five
Detective-Sergeant Mottram said defendant was a resident of Mneao. and came here for the purpose of booking his passage on a Japanese steaner. Defendant had been in
American industrial excentives the Colony in March, 1933, when he say: "Industry, as ↑ whole, is was going to stay in the Colony for A returned banisher, Poon Tsui, ready to start an advance but it only a few hours, he thought, no
Govern-harm would be done,
His Worship cautioned defendant, aged 24, unemployed, appeared is being retarded by
adverse and pressure the mental
return to before Mr. Macfadyen at
Macao. Central Magistracy this morning, legislation, both proposed and and ordered him to charged with returning before his actual."-United Press,
term of 10 years had expired. De- fendant was banished in Decem- ber, 1934,
Detective-Sergeant C. Goodwin said defendant had attempted to cotomit suicide, but had been pre- vented from doing so.
Defendunt said he came to the Colony to get money from his brother to open a fruit businesa. but as he had failed, he did not now wish to live and asked hisi
Worship to impose the death
tence on him.
Sentence of six months labour was passed.
ARSON CHARGE
BAIL PAYMENT NOT ENOUGH
MAGISTRATE ISSUES
WARNING
Cheng Sze-yat, 26. Government sen-surveyor, falled to appear before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon hard Magistracy this morning on
charge of failing to pay his fare on a Yaumati ferry launch. He was on bail of $25.
SEQUEL TO RECENT FIRE
The Magistrate warned that he would issue a warrant for the man's arrest if he did not turn up
by 1 p.m.
"Quite a lot of people think that if they estrent their bail their fine is pald; i am going to change that", remarked the Magistrate.
SILK MYSTERY
POLICE SUGGEST
SMUGGLING
on
Appearing romand, Tam Chouk,-aged 32, unemployed,-who- was charged with the unlawful possession of 20 yards of grey silk at High Street, near Centre Street, a on Friday last, was discharged by Mr. Schofield at the Central Magis- tracy this morning.
in his statement to the police, defendant alleged that he was given the silk to carry by a man named Ah Kai, who disappeared as soon as defendant was arrested.
Inspector M. H. Hourihan, pro- secuting, stated that enquiries had been made but no information could be found. Descriptions of
As a sequel to a fire which broke out at the Sam Ming towel factory, 104 Fuk Wah Street, Shamshuipo by Wong Yau who was fined $15.no claims had been made. Defen- master. Lat Chi-yuk, a dant refused to divulge any in- on Friday morning, Ng Yuen-chow His appeared before Mr. Wynne-Jones Northern man, who transferred formation which would throw light at the Kowloon Police Court this his monthly ticket to Wong Yau, morning charged with alleged was fined $25, arson, while Ng Kan-chiu was charged with alleged procuration of the crime.
A similar charge was admitted the silk had been circulated but
Mr. C. E. L. Grist appeared on
behalf of the second accused.
Det.-Insp. A. J. W. Dorling, for the prosecution, applied for one week's formal remand, which was granted.
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on the case.
Continuing, Inspector Hourihan stated that apparently the silk had not been stolen, because no report On a charge of burglary and theft of had been made to the police. The clothing from 319 Reclamation Street, prosecution also suggested that it frat Boer, at 6.30 a.m. on Saturday, might have been some smuggling Sin Hoi was sentenced, to three
At least six or soven months hard labour by Mr. Wynne- business. Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this men had shown great interest in morning. Det-Sergt. Franklin pro- the case, but when questioned
had refused to say anything.
secuted.
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