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IT LOOKED SO PRETTY EUROPEAN CAR

So He Picked Up The Piece Of Cloth

"It looked pretty, so I picked it up", pleaded Yip Wan Mun, who appeared before Mr. E. I. Wynne- Jones, at the Central Magistracy this morning, charged with the theft of La piece of cloth from a stall In Wing

On Street.

Defendant denied a previous con- viction of one month's hard labour, five years ago, for a similar offence. He was remanded in police custody for 24 hours for further inquiries.

3 TYPHOONS MENACE PHILIPPINES

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At 9 o'clock this morning the first typhoon or cyclone was reported to

DRIVER FINED

UNSERVICEABLE TYRE

TAXI-DRIVER FORCES CARS TO EDGE OF PRAYA

ALLEGED ASSAULT

One Victim In Serious Condition

Charged with wounding Li Ti:|| Sang and Ho Ho, with intent to do grievous bodily harm, Chúng. Wai Chi was remanded for a week, when Summoned for having an unser- he appeared before Mr. E. I. Wynne- viceable tyre, Mr. J. E. Joseph, Jones at the Central Magistracy this driver of private car No. 1085, was morning. this morning fined $6 by Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy, peared for the prosecution, and Detective-Inspector J. Murphy op- For driving without due care and caution in Connaught Road Central, stated that the first complainant was at present in the Government Civil outside the Star Ferry, pler, on November 24, Chan Yau, driver of Hospital in a serious condition, and was in danger of death. The second taxi No. 12, was fined $20.

Traffic-Sergeant Jamieson stated complainant has been admitted to a that twice the defendant backed his nursing home. car out of the taxi stand, and forced passing cars to the edge of the No. Once he forced car praya.

be east of northern Luzon and less 1770, driven by a girl, to the edge) than 300 miles away from Manila, land started to abuse her..

recurving north-eastwards.

A fine of $30 was imposed on

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Therefore, the net result was

The second typhoon reported 706-Tsang Kuen, driver of lorry No. terday was this morning stated to 259, for driving without' due care to depress rather than atimulate be in the same position, while aland caution in Connaught Road business.

GENERALISSIMO DONATES

He said that confidence would third typhoon was reported in about Central, near Eastern Street. The 140 Long, east and 10 Lát. north, [defendant had two previous similar continue lacking until the Govern- deter- direction unknown.

convictions, one last year and one ment convinces that it is this year.

mined to balance the Budget. He regretted devaluation, but said that the fixing.of the gold content, plus the recent removal of foreign exchange restrictions, might pos- sibly lay the basis of eventual in- ternational stabilisation.

$20,000 FOR RELIEF

Marshal Chiang Kai-shek haa contributed $20,000 for the relief of sufferers in Changting, the former Communist centre in Fukien.

FLANDIN UNDER FIRE IN FRENCH CHAMBER DEBATE

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HULL ENDORSES STATEMENT OF AMBASSADOR

(Continued from Page 1). Mr. Hull's remarks are Colt-

strued here as a cautious support of Mr. Bingham, without em- phasising Anglo-American Co- operation which might be mis- junderstood by Japan and other)

nations. Reuter.

He said that he had noticed a

real upturn in business, plus re- covery from Summer's pessimism. -United Press, per 8. E. Lovy and Company.

CYCLIST FALLS IN NULLAH

An international agreement did policy would be budgetary equili- not depend on France, he said. brium by compressing expendi- While riding a bicycle in Shing and domestic prices must be le-ture and diminishing costs of pro-Wo Street yesterday, La Ki, a 19- a bullah. velled to world prices by normal duction and fiscal burdens with-year-old youth, fell into

out a reduction of wages-Reu-He was removed to the Government

Civil Hospital.

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