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Crown Evidence Ends In Trial
Of Police Sub-Inspector Edwards
$120. Lau then took out another $10 preter to wait for identification?—I and gave it to the stranger, at the say the interpreter should not have same time saying that was all he taken him. There is an Indian con- had. The stranger took the money stable who could have done so, and went away.
After he had left, witness had a talk with Lnu. As a result they went Run and Co. with one Chan the following day.
Similar evidence was given by Ma Chai, the Secretary of the Club, Cheung Keung and Ma Poon, mem- bers, all of whom said they saw the money being handed to the stranger
Solicitor Called
"Very, Vory Unusual" Do you think there was anything irregular just because an interpreter was sent to take the man. there?... It is extraordinary and very, very unusual.
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Can you imagine an offlcer who isket this morning. not very wise, or so particular are?--I don't think it is a question of strictness. My view is very definite and that is that an interpreter is not Mr. F. H. Loseby, solicitor, was and should not be used for such a next called and said: "Among my purpose. Even
mast juntor clients there is a man named Chan, sergeant would not have ordered He has been my cllent for 12 years. that,
"On April 24, Chan came to my ofDee with two men, one of whom
Chinese Idioms.
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I now know us Lau Hel-yuk. Lauaks to another they use ordinary Swettenham, made a statement to me about hav-idiomatle language? Yes, and Y
ing been to Hunghom Follee Station. Chau (drink wine) is an idiom. In consequence of what he told me, I rang up Mr. Shuftain."
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Mr. F. W. Shaflain, Assistant Dir ector of Criminal Intelligence, told the Court: "On April 25, I received u telephone message from Mr. Loseby, in consequence of which I sent In spector Hopkins to Mr. Loseby's office.
Flis Lordship: Yum Chau is European ica-money isn't it? Yes. It is an idiom and usually there is the question of money behind it,
Mr. Sheldon: The Chinese langu- age abounds with Idioms compared with ours? Yes.
And conversations between one Chinese and another is full of idioma?
Yes,
You have heard of
Do you say that an ofleer with a second certificate could understand such a conversation?--I do.
"On the following day, Inspector Mr. Whyall; Hopkins reported to me and handed the conversation between the inter- me a statement. After reading it preter and Lau, do you say any idiom
that. telephoned to Edwards and instruct-was used in
apart from only ed him to report to my office that Yum Chau? That was the afternoon. He came and I handed idiomatic expression I can recollect him the statement I had received from the conversation. from Inspector Hopkins. That was the statement taken from Lau, ond, in substance, it referred to money having
been demanded in presence of Edwards. "Edwards read
slatement through in my presence, after which he returned it without comment.
Peculiar Features "waited for a short while and then said: 'Well, there are peculiar features about this state- ment,
the
the
Acting Sub-Inspector C. Mottram, sald that on April 25 he went to the Hunghom Police Station, where he
aw Un and Edwards.
"It is Nonsense"
He told Un that he had instructions to arrest hùs for having obtained $120 from Lau, und Un replied. "It many is nonsense. I was on change room duty from 19 a.m. on that day, also I was engaged. by the Oncer-in- charge in getting statements for other cases.
"Edwards made no reply. I then asked him whether he was actually present when the alleged conversa flon between, Lau and the Interpreter took place.
On the following day, Un was charged and his reply was, "I don't admit the charge.'
"He replied that he had questioned Mr. Lau with the interpreter, but that there was no request made for a bribe, either by him or within his itnowledge.
Whyatt: As Sub-Inspector you ho: a second certificate? Yes.
In the course of your inquiries in this case, you have spoken to Lau on many occasions. What do you say
"I questioned him further and he about the manner in which he speaks told me that he had consulted In-Cantonese? To my mind, he speaks spector Carey. I asked him wby. Cantonese clearly and slowly. as the case appeared to me to be
Have you any difficulty in following
very simple, and he said he was not the trend of his conversation?--Not quite sure about the coins,
They
were old and appeared to be genuine. "I then told him that I could not understand the long delay in dispos-
during my inquiries in this care.
Mr. Sheldon? When you charged Un was Edwards there?—No.
When you arrested Un was Ed-
Did he say anything?—Nothing at
The case is proceeding.
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he first went to the Charge Room ho was not properly dressed, and after all. hearing a brief outline of the facts, went to his quarters to shave and dress."
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Mr. Whyath: When you put all these questions you were, of course, closely observing him. What im- pression did you form?-My impres sion was that he was trying to hide something or not being candid,
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as to their falseness then it is his the Soestdijk Palace, it was re- duty to give instructions for the privealed here to-day. soner to be searched. If no more It is believed that the second child | counterfeit coins were found end, of Princess Juliana will be-born to- taking into consideration the prison- er's occupation and the fact that he words the middle of August. was a kal-fong, the officer should have no hesitation in refusing the charge. There and then he should allow the man to leave the Station.
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Confidential Statement What is your view when a man is taken to the detectives' room, when
there is no detective:engaged in the case? The only thing which could justify this procedure would be that he wanted to take a confidential statement from the prisoner.
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It Simply Doesn't Happen What is your opinion about prisoner being put in the custody of j on interpreter? I should say that under the circumstances it is an im- possibility. It simply doesn't happen. Why not?-In the first place, an interpreter is not considered to bo police officer. In the second place, the business of an interpreter is- in Detective Chan Lup_sald he alode lost 4 centavo to show the only
companied Inspector 11. E. Rogers toțiess in actual sales,
& Frit report market:
Prices were slightly up at the close of the morning ression on the Manila Gold Shore market. Another quiet session was experienced. Itogon admit her." Leung sald a nursing advanced two centavos, while Süri- sister chased him away with the gao and United Paraculo cach lost Enby.
one-half centavo. Mindanao Mother-
the Churge Room, and, next, I should say an interpreter is the Inst man to he delegated for such duty.
a village in Kowloon City and went!
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What qualification in Cantonese known to have been occupied by the Volume of busl must a Police officer have before he two defendants.
nes done could become a Sub-Inspector?-- A Witness naked Leung what he had Gold-Share Av. -second certificate.
done with his daughter, and it was You have heard Lau speaking | alleged that he repiled she was dead Cantonese. Can you express any and had been dumped. When Yeung opinion as to the sort of Cantonese was in the charge-room, she cried Miss Greig, of 1 Armend Building, he speaks? To the European mind and said she had given birth to three was the victim of a snatch-thiet he speaks excellent Cantonese,
children before, and they trad nil yesterday afternoon, when her hand- Would Edwards be able to under- died a few days after birth. The bag, containing articles to the value she WBS stand? Yes, provided the language same thing had happened to this one. of $49, was stolen whilst is not spoken in Idlams..
shopping in Chater Road, Tape On Wrist
The theft of a wallet containing Very Quiot Station
Inspector Rogers gave evidence of
the Cross-examined by Mr. Sheldon, going to the hut with Chan. He $30 in cash, from his office in Mr. Shaftain agreed that Hunghom saw a baby girl in the station. She Post Office Building, has been report- Police Station was
quiet,
and appeared to be healthy, but was cry to the police by Mr. R. R. Todd, generally there were not many people ing at intervals. On her wrist was Chairman of the Urban Council. coming in or going out of the charge a tape, with the, figure No. 8 written The wallet was taken between 11.30 room.
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to be taken to the room so that bo fused- to admit her. She was very KOBE, Aug. 1.- The newly-MV. "FORMOSA" NA could wait in comfort to be identifled ill. He then handed the baby over constructed all-Japanese express by some respectable persona- to his wife, and told her that he war ateamer Nissho Maru, of the South- understand Lau was standing in the guing home to get some medicine, as seas Marine Transport Company, left dock, from 8 to 10 am
the child was in danger. Hi wife Kobe yesterday afternoon on its Supposing there is no suspicion came home without the baby, and maiden voyage on the Japan- attached to the case, what would be told him that she had died and had Netherlands. East Indies line. It will your opinion if the prisoner was been dumped. He resented her at- cover: the route between Moji and taken to another room by an inter-'tion.
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