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December 6, 1939..
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HON MR. H. R. BUTTERS
MR. CAINE LEAVES Hongkong's Loss
SENT TO PRISON Judge Wallace
Is Scathing
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH“ NEW YORK, Dec. 6. (UP).—Fritz Kuhn, the almost mythical personality who hoads the German-American Bund, faced a maximum total of 50 years in prison as a result of his con- viction yesterday on charges of grand larceny and forgery.
He escaped with a sentence of from two and a half years to five years.
Kuhn, who was dressed in a dark busi-. ness suit, turned pale as sentence was pass- ed, but he kept his shoulders squared and his head erect.
The defence indicated it would seek to obtain a certificate of reasonable doubt from the Supreme Court,
ON his way to take up a new appointment with the Colonial This, if granted, would permit an appeal Office, Mr. Sydney Caine, who and would obtain Kuhn's release from the. has acted as Financial Secretary Tombs on bail. in the Colony since July, 1937,
"I am sending Kuhn to prison not because left for England by Imperial he is a rabble-rouser or hate-dispenser, but be- Airways plane Delphinus this!
yet known. morning. His new post is not cause he is an ordinary small-time forger and
thief," Judge Wallace scathingly said.
The old position of Colonfal Treasurer
Judge Wallace recommended that the District Mr. Colne was appointed under a new system, being the Colony's first Attorney, Mr. Thos.. E. Dewey, instituto Grand Financial Secretary su appointed. Jury action against Bund witnesses for perjury.
"The court testimony of these people has been was superseded by that of Financial at great variance with the testimony they gave Secretary, whose powers and scope before the Grand Jury," he said. of work are considerably larger than was the case in the days of Colonia) Kuhn was accused of stealing
Treasurers.
Brilliant Carcer
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office
US$14,548.59 in Bund funds.
He was arrested In Pennsylvania
District the
Attorney's
He had a brilliant career in Govern-alleged, he was attempting to flee ment Service. Born in 1002 he ou from the country. Lained a B.Sc. with first class honours-The-German-American-Bundan in Economics. By competitive
American Nazi organisation, hotly amination he won the position of us refutes any criticism that its mem clstant Inspector of Taxes in the
The Bund bers are un-American. Inland Revenue Department and informally describes itself as a "mill- similar manner won the position intant organisation of patriotic Ameri- 1026 of assistant principal at the lonial Office. He has visited the West Indies and British Gulann US Secretary of the West Indies Sugar Commission.
cans."
was
Kuhn's Riso To Power Kuhn's rise to power triumph of organising ability. He isi Mr. Caine's successor is Mr. H. R.43 years old and went to the United Butters, who bas
Labour States from Germany in 1925,, witen Officer since November last year. The obtained a position as an expert Mr. Butters his arves 17 years in chemist with the Ford Motor Con.- the Colony, arriving here us a Cadet pany.
acted as
He became a naturalised American
in 1929. He is Barrister-nt-law having been called to Gray's inn, and in 1934. he holds the degree of M.A. He was born in 100a.
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de-
During the trial, Kuhn was scribed by the District Attorney us Lothario who constantly attractect succession of feminine, admirers. His wife is reported to be living) apart from him.
a
Indicted On 12 Counts
lie was indicted by a Grand Jury In addition to
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" on twelve counts. LONDON, Dec. 5 (Reuter).-With disclosing embezzlement of Bund
FRITZ KUHN, AMERICA'S NO. 1 NAZI
Gandhi Sends A
Message To The British People
LONDON, Dec. 5, (UP)—The Mahatma Gandhi has sent
a message to the "News Chroni cle" saying: "The declaration of British policy regarding Ind in is purely a moral issue, for the freedom loving Indlan has neither the will nor the capacity for armed revolution. Nevertheless, it is her right to know
Great Britain's will about her.
"Navicert" To Great Britain can impress men
Be Extended
LONDON, Dec. 5 (British Wire- Ministry of Economic
a view to ensuring regular importa- funds, the indictment alleged that less)The ilon of cereals by the North Atlantic Kuhn ured part of his ill-gotten gains Warfare is now extending the opera route, the Minister of Shipping is it transfer Mrs. Florence Camption of the "Navicort" system, which requisitioning British ships for ear blonde divorcee, from Los Angeles to Rocs bought by the Ministry of Foad, New York and then to Cleveland.as been available since December Requisitioning may be extended to Because Kuhn falled to give his com- for exports from the United States, to
to the Naturalisation certain European neutral countries. the conveyance of other essential, plele record Government cargoes.
to
Bureau, his naturalisation may be Henceforth Navicerts will also be Sir John Gilmour, the Minister of cancelled. He also concealed a four-issued in respect of shipments from
which he Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay Shipping, announced these steps in months prison sentence the House of Commons to-day. underwent in Germany.
Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden. Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Belgium and Italy.
PHOTOGRAPHS MAKE FINE EXHIBITION
REVEALING a standard of work comparable with similar exhibitions in other parts of the world, the first annual exhibition of the Photographic Society of Hongkong opened in the Peacock Room, Cafe Wiseman, this morning.
The exhibition, which
Shippers In Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, who desire to avali them- selves of the advantages of Naviceris, should furnish His Majesty's re- presentatives with details of goods they propose to export, their nature and quantity, country of destination, name and address of the consignee, and as soon as possible the name of the vessel in which the goods are to be shipped, and the date of shipment. Application forms are available at has 100mitted for purely artlatic reasons, but His Majesty's Embassies at. Rio do relected photographs tastefully hung a selection of 50 has been made to Janeiro and Buenos Aires, H. M.. will close on Saturday and is open be sent to the Royal Photographie Legation at Montevideo and H. M, Society, London. This selection wil Consulates in Brazil, Argentina and from 10 am to 0 p.m.
later be sent in portfoilo form to Uruguay, and should be returned to various camera clubs.
The Committee points out that the them when completed. 50 pictures selected were chosin on account of their Chinese atmosphere. Taty do not necessarily represent the best of the exhibition, but to show-
ng abroad are mora original.
The Society's catamlitee is as altra: President, W. C. Clark, Vice- president, K Watzen, lion. LONDON, Dec. 5 (Reuter)Their 1. A McKay, Hon. Majesties the King and Queen are Treasurer, Capt. R. L. Berridge, Hon. sending Royal Christmas corde to all) No prizes of any kind have been Lbrarian, E. W. Fleiding and A. M.members of the Army and RAF.
serving in France, offered, all the prints being sub- Moir and Dr. A. V. Greaves.
The Society was formed for the dvancement and encouragement of photography and it must be grailty ing to Use Committee to and such
thai splendid response revealing pictorial photography in China hu attained such a high standard.
Entries were invited from all over China and most of China's best photographers are represented, both amateur and profesional.:
No Prizes Offered
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Royal Christmas Cards For B.E.F.
"We are even aware that and money from India and treat her as
a dependency but she cannot get the moral weight. That would only come from an India conscious of her freedom. "I am anxious, as a friend of Great Britain, that she should come out victorious; not because of her superiority in the use of arms, but because of her will to be just all along the lloc. She will then have the true friend- ship and sympathy of millions of people all over the world who have become sick of the wanton waste of precious ¡lves."
CLIPPER IS DELAYED
Delayed at Guam, where it arrived last Tuesday, the big Boeing Call- fornia Clipper with several passen- gers for Hongkong, Is stiil held up by und weather. It is not expected to arrive here until Saturday and may possibly arrivo later.
The recont severe typhoon, which caused havoc in Manila has upsel the Clipper's schedule.
Among the passengers for Hong- kong from San Francisco are four Indions returning from a visit to the United States,
The next Imperial Airways plane with Home malls is delayed and is not expected until Saturday.
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