Further Evidence in Sino-Brazilian Club Assault Charge At the Brazilian Court on Wednesday, Adolph Weingarton, described as a club manager, was charged on remand before Mr: Meyer, acting Consul, with violently assaulting and inflicting grievous bodily harm on Jacob Bourstein. Mr. E. T. Maitland prosecuted for the police: Mme. Flora Rosemberg watched the case on behalf of prosecutor; and Mr, H. R. sny@er represented the accused man.
Mr. Maitland said that the alleged assault and grievous bodily harm was inflicted on Bourstein with a knuckleduster at 3 a.m. on September 12 in the Sino-Brazilian Club, 112 North Szechuen Road, of which defendant was licensee. Police evidence would show that the place was really nothing else than a gambling resort. Tt was not a club atoll, but simply a place where people walked_in and gambled. There was some dispute over a game of
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