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Summoned for speeding In Hen- Henny Road at 9.20 a.m. on Novem ter 12, Mr. F. 11. Kwok, of Johnaton Stokes and Master, was cautioned before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magistrney this
morning. Traffic-Sergeant W. G. Morrison aald
The rond was clear at the thing, and defendant had slowed down at the crossings,
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Scotland's Patron Saint Is Honoured
Wreath Laid: At Conotaph
A wreath to St. Andrew, Patron Saint of Scotland, was fald at the Cenotaph at 11 o'clock, this morning as the first observance of an occasion getually fulls on November 30, but is being celebrated to-day.
The wreath which was laki by the Chieftain in Honour the Chief Justice. Sir Atholl MacGregor, and the View Chieftain, Mr. W. Kay, bore the inscription: "From the Chiefs tain, Committee and Members of St. Andrew's Society."
Mrs. A. V. Groome, of 188 the Peak, Was Bined $2 for cauishig an obstruc- ilon with her car outside Marin
November 15. Trade- Sergeant A. Bethell sald it was o
Those present Included Mr. A. S. Saturday morning at a very busy | Mackichan, Mr. R. M. Maclay, Mr. hour. Mr. Lam Yu-ping, of 33 D. Drummond, sir. A. Stevenson, Mr. Wongnelcyong Road, summoned for 1. Wylie, Mr. E. M. Dryden, Mr. 11. leaving his car unattended in Theatre R. Forsyth, Dr. E. W. Kirk, Mr. J. A. Lane on the east side was cautioned. D. Morrison, Mr. S. G. Kerr, Mr. J. A fine of $10 was imposed on Lau Forbes, Mr. J. D. Gilmore, Dr. J. W. Yan, lorry driver, who was summon-Anderson und Mr. D. S. Robb.
control ed for fading to have full over his vehicle. Trafle-Sergeant L. C. Pennell said Lau was driving clists, and was sitting on à soap box, the bottom which was broken, and everytime Lau rounded a corner, the soap box leaned over to one side. There was no support for defendant | if he had wanted to reach for his brakes.
LIFE TO-DAY IN MY VILLAGE
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to all thater," a pair of spinster sisters, three or four uncertain "high-brows," two lots of week. enders.
NOVEMBER 26, 1937.
JUNKMAN'S SUSPICION EXPLODED
Story Of Japanese
Attack Recalled
To-day further light was shed on the remarkable story told by Chan Fook, a fisherman, who alleged ho had been given an Injection with a hypodermic syringe by Japanese marines some two weeks ago. It was omeintly disclosed by the medical au thorities that no sign of polson could be found in exhaustive tests.
Chan. It will be recalled, reported to the Police that while he and a crew of seven were cruising in a junk near the Canton river dolin on the after- noon of November 14, a Japanese dès- troyer ordered them to stop. A party of about 15 Japanese marines came on board, forced them to swallow Rome yellow liquit and gave ench of them an injection of some sort with a hypodermie syringe. All clight were then set adrift in a sampan and their Junie was set afre, he alleged.
After he had mude the report, Chan was taken to the Queen Mary Hos- pital for observation and examina- lion. In the night, however, he slipped away from the hospital and since then has not been located.
JAPANESE CUT TARIFFS AT TIENTSIN
Tokyo, Nov. 20. The Chugalshoppio, commercint
COULD NOT FIND TIME Mr. G. Volgin, 5 Hankow Road, first floor, was suminoned before Mr. K. Keen at the Kowloon Magistracy
Most of us unashamedly live this morning on charges of falling to produce his driver's licence when where we do because we likedaily paper, reports that the Pence called upon to
police quiet, quaintness, onk-beams Maintenance Coinmission in Tientsin officer in uniform carrying and the clean smell of the place. has drastically reduced the import
faric
on ten articles, including rice, flour, sugar, tobacco, cement, cercats, [in plate, maring products, petroje.ra
and paper, to become elfedive from November 20,
do so by
passenger on his mular eyels without a proper pilke seat. He pleaded guilty was fined $5 on the first count and $2 on Uie second.
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The import feriff on sugar hos Letn
All our economic roots are elsewhere. The village accepts Acting Sub-Inspector A. R. Brittalus as residents, welcomes us us Volgin had been giyen 24 spenders of noney, is furtive hours to produce his licence at the about us as peopic. The week- police station but had not done so.tenders it detests. So do we. To pounds, while flour has been reduced Mr. Volgin explained that he had no time, and though he anished work them everything is "a perfect at 5 pm. the trae department was scream, and it's such fun talk- closed by then.
ing to the yokels in the pub."
For entering afone-why street at the exit, Mr. P. A. Yvanovich, of Soares Avenue, Homuntin, was fined 53. He admitted entering Bulely Street from Chatham November 10.
Road
TRUCE MOVE ATTACKED
ROOSEVELT POLICY
CRITICISED
Washington, Nov. 26. President Roosevelt's truce moves Wilh the Utility maguntes have aroused hostile. Congressional op- position. Mr. Jolm E. Rankin hasi demanded that the White House re- fuse
compromise.
"What they want is to destroy the T.V.A. yard-stick, and thereby wreckt
Albert Mawley lies to thent with a serene, clear-blue eye for his quart. "You seen the barriers?" he asks. The "bar- rows" are mounds on the hill long since disproved of being the last resting places of ancient Britons.
For £150 per annum our vicar iends two parishes, preaches to two congregations averaging about twenty to thirty ench. He despairs. "I try-I do try, but only the old ones listen, And from habit."
are
MY village. Water is coming. The weeds
men growing. The
are
the Administration's Power pro leaving. The girls wear scarlet gramme. 1 I do not believe these shoes. Dance music pours from unty mughates who have been magic casements. The cinema fighting-the-President-so-bitterly-nry detuding him now by purring around us goes, the fish and chips come Poultry peck over wheat-land.
his house," said Mr. Rankin.
A strong Administration faction The vicar. has started up Folk- belleves that peace with the Utility Dancing.
concerns will ald in the manoeuvring
of private capital to a position of Tom Standish left us last pump priming which the Administra- tion wants to abandon.
However, Week. We watched his great,
current sentiment in Congress ap-strong body swinging down the pented heavily to favour Government road. He's twenty-one. He economy, and the Immediate 85 winked-"If the village can't surance that the Administration is not out to destroy business. United keep me, then I'll find somewhere
as can." May he.
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Bridges have been bruken and the |rallwayn crippled.----Reuter,
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