The sergeant said that Mr. Cox lad threatened all sorts of violence if he were not charged. Mr. Cox. interrupted and explained. that all sai was that if they would not: for smashing: aa hho would smash a Upon' release he repaired the hairdressing establishment Mr. Tanaka, No. 1072 North Szechuen Road, and through the large window hurled a piece of asphalt, Another Japanese constable brought him to the station, This time he was charged. The sergeant said that Mr. Cox used abusive language. Mr. Cox suid: "You tore my shirt". The sergeant went on with his evidence, Mr. Cox, using the language much "more customary on British boats (where! he is Mr. Brewster) than in British courts, began to tell the sergeant what he would do to him next time, The clerk of the court interrupted in shocked manner, and Mr. Cox finished his speech below his breath,
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