1939-11-22 — Page 3

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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 22, 1939

RABBIT CONSIGNED TO GOERING

London, To-day. According to the "News Chro- nicle," the rabbit which was the sole victim in a Nazi air raid over Britain is now in Nazi Germany.

An R.A.F. pilot secured the corpse of the rabbit, attached a sardonic not addressed to Goer- ing himself to it, and dropped it on German soil during a recent British raid on Germany-Reu-- ter.

NEAT BUT "NAUGHTY"

to

Kwan Nam, 26, who claimed be able to count others' whiskers by looking at his chain, was before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen this morning charged with begging.

It was stated that a large crowd of people gathered in Temple Street when Kwan was telling individuals how many whiskers they had. He was seen asking them for money.

Mr. Macfadyen: "Have you ever counted correct numbers?”

"I do not know. No one has ever checked what I told him," replied accused.

Kwan was bound over, and told by the Magistrate to stop.

GEN. ORBAY RETURNING TO ANKARA

London, To-day.

General Orbay, the Turkish com- mander-in-chief, left London yester- day on the conclusion of the military discussions, which it is understood, reached a very successful conclusion. Another Turkish mission is ex- pected in London within a few days to discuss economic and financial questions.

Reuter.

Mr. J. A. V. Ribeiro, of No. 7, Jordan Road, has reported that be- tween 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. yesterday, a gold watch and chain were from his residence.

stolen

NUMBER

CLUE IN JUNK CASE

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THE

A JUNK ROBBERY IN EARLY MORNING OF SEPTEMBER 6 OFF THE NINEPIN GROUP HAD A SEQUEL BEFORE MR. JUSTICE R. E. LINDSELL AT THE CRIMINAL SESSIONS THIS MORNING. WHEN ELEVEN MEN WERE CHARGED.

Four pleaded guilty.

The jury was composed of Messrs. Li Chor-chi, U. Gongella, M. A. Gomes, H. Hyndman, F. Lee, Lee Tat-wing and Pan Sha-tang.

Mr. T. J. Gould, for the Crown said a junk owned by Wong Wai-lam, with a travelling trader, Hau Chung, aboard, was passing near the Ninepins when they saw two other junks. As they came nearer, the lights were extinguished and the junks closed in.

A shot was fred and the trading junk stopped. Six men in a, sampan boarded and took a basket containing $1,250 in Chinese Currency and pigs.

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Wong Wai-lam noticed that the sampan carried the numbers 6 and 8 with another figure obscured.

Next day at Ping Chau, two defen- dants offered pigs for sale. Three men went to the junk where delivery was taken. One pig was brought ashore and roasted on behalf of the robbers.

On the same day, Inspector Cun- ningham and a party of police visited Ping Chau. They found sampan No. 603 and sampan 847, which was re- gistered in the name of one of the accused. A search revealed an empty cartridge and the basket which was taken from the robbed junk. The pigs were later identified, by the

owner.

When arrested, the men gave their residence as sampan No. 608.

Continuing, Mr. Gould said the men were also picked out at an identifica- tion parade.

There would be direct evidence that they took part in the robbery, and if the jury concluded that those in the other junk which stood by, assisted by waiting and offering the others a means of escape, they were equally guilty.

The case is proceeding.

STERLING FIRMER

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New York, To-day. Spot Sterling was firmer on the New York, foreign exchange mar- ket yesterday on considerable short-covering, while pressure on futures was noticeable, with the discount the widest yet witness- ed-Reuter.

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