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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

&

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

*IANY.IN "FOOCHOWS"

"BINKIANG"

"PRODUCE" "TSINAN"

"POYANG"

"BUNAN"

SAILINGS TO

Sporr & Penang...... an. 14th Jan. Singapure, Macassar.

Sourabaya & Balayfa. 4 p.m. 14th Jan. Amoy, Swatow, S'pore,

Palembang Sihai &

Mirl

Bongkok

Swatow

Takao, Shanghai.

Ichen & Pusan

"REINRICH JERSEN" S'pore & Penang

"SHENKING"

Shanghai

5 p.m. 15th Jan.

16th Jan.

3 p.m. 18th Jan,

Yokohama & Kobe

4 p., 19th Jan.

2011 Jan.

4 p.m. 28th Jan.

4 p.m. 21st Jan

ARRIVALS FROM

Bone Fouchow, &

Amer

• Bails from Custodian Wharf

"SINKIANG"

"HANYA

"SZECHUEN"

**TBINAN"

"POYANG

"HUNAN"

"SIDENGKING"

"FATSHAN”

*WUSUEM"

śwłow

Singapore

SWALLOW

Bankok

Ja ho & Pasan

St E, Keelung

RIVER SERVICE

12th Jan. Km. 1th Jan. 13th Jan.

9 a.m. 14th Jan,

4 pm, 15th Jan. 16th Jan,

19th Jan,

Actives From Canton 7. 13th Jan,

Malls for Cantou? 10. 24th Jan. Arrives fr Banton 7 4.m. 13th Jan Salls for Turo 2.30 p.m. 140 Jam

Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE

"ANCHISES" *TANTALUN“ "CYCLOPS" **MEDON** "ACHILLES"

"AENEAS"

"ANCHISES

"MEMNON"

UK. SERVICE

Arrivals from

UK Straits

i'th Jan 2nd Jan

PRICH JAN,

vist Straits & Manila. UK. vk Straits

4th Feb.

14th 1eb.

Sallings to

Getion, iðarseilles de tiver jusol you Port Mat & den

Bacte, Liverjami & tiledow

V Port Said & iden

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arrivals from

U.S.A. via Manila

24th Jan.

GL Peis,

20th Jan,

Carriers option to proceed vla oiler Poris to load & diseltarge cargo,

Agents: Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.

Sailings to

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1940. ↑

Nazis' Nationalistic Movement In Germany

Berlin, January 10.

General Lucius D. Clay, American Military Gover- nor in Germany, warned today that Nazi- minded Nationalistic groups are again raising their heads in Germany.

In his monthly report for November, he says demo- cratic German leaders are becoming uneasy over the revival of nationalistic groups. "Although these groups are as Strasser, a Nazi leader expell- vet smail,

Germaned from the party. In 1930 be- with lunders recall

unewiness cause be hat taken its socialistic seriously, formed a thul until 1920 National Socialom plans ley was Itself #negligible move-right wing radical movement, the ment," he sull,

Black Front.

democratic

Car of these movements is a

Strusser's revival of Otto

In Camotes "Block Front" under the seemingly JNTOKATOLIS MANG of 2 League For Cieranion Revival.

Judgment Reserved

****

Judgment was reserved yes- terday by Mr. Justice Wicks (Acting Additional Judge) in which 'Surjan | Singh, registered money-lend- er is claiming $513.58 from Lag: Shin-tak Band Leung Shu-man, clerks of the liong Kong and China Gas Com- ESTIM

ΠΟΥ

He went into exile In 1933 and his brother, Gregor, one time No

Nuzi, was murdered +11 the Hitler purge of June 1934.

auto

who Strasser, living in Canada, is reported to Ger- be pluiming to return to many next March. His followers assembled at Friedberg, Bavaria,

November 21 and there ganised the League,

"Solidarism”

ar-

The programme of the Len- que rejects both capitalism

what Commünisen tunel it calix solutaristit,

nivocates

its application for recogni- tion as a political movement

Contested

Estate

A suggestion that she was only a servant and not married |000000001 | {o Woo Chong was denied by

Big Australian Irrigation Plan

Canberra, January 11..

A report on the 180 mil-' Ilon scheme to harness the Bnowy Alver and other rivers of the Australian Alpe has been sont, to the Federal Government, the Prime Min ister, Mr. Joseph D. Chifley, announced tonight.

The scheme would divert the river, which rists in New Bouth

Wales,

Howe and through Victoria,

to pass Be Strait and irrigate new areas of land.—Reuter.

A Penny A Mile To Australia

Woo Yen Nul-el, widow, when she vus cross-examined by defence counsel at Supreme Court yesterday.

Woo Yea Nui-ol, widow of a returncil Canadian Chinese, was heard the plaintiff'in an netion by the Chief Justice, Sir Leste Gibson, in probate jurisdiction.

She claimed that as the widow, nf Woo Chong allas Woo Choug Kee alios Woo Tsun-nin, she was entitled to the administration of the estate and should be granted lettern of administration.

The defendants were William 3. woo ana

Woo, who Daisy claimed· that they were the executors and solt beneficiaries) under a will of Woo Chong dated September 15, 1932.

Will Was Revoked

Plaintiff claimed that this will was revoked by her marriage to Woo.

Continuing her evidence from Melbourne, January 10.

the previous day, Wo Yen Nui- A vayage to Australia on of sald she saw nothing when she house board Britain's new 30,000-ton arrived at her husband's Orient 1ner, Orcades, costs in the bridal chair as her face just over a penny Il mile-a was covered with a piece of black sixth of the cost of air travel, silk. Ms. C. Geddes, Chairman

of

has been rejected by the United States Military Government.

the company, said here to-day The second of these groups Is Mr. Geddes arrived here las 1x National Dernieratie Party; week

for the

Orcades, in the

which,

After the reoccupation she lived together with the second defen dont, Deisy Woo, until the latter which held a meeting ag Stult-bullt at Barrow, set up a record returned to Canacha. Sho did not receive any money from the ari on November 201

Australla run, taking

second defendant. All that shu The statuunt elminind represents.

"Though this party's platform just over 22 days from Tile and her son had were two meals balatice of principal anal interest

her malden seemed merely conservative, its to Fremantle on

day. due under a grand and Severni

tendencies beenme voyage. Pronawory Nole

dated July 3, nationalistie

Asked whether the vessel's clear when Dr. Heinrich Leuch-

After second defendant return- 4942.

its

In chair min

air rivalry, Mred to Canada, Land

fear represented tuens,

she Whe patel Surin Singh was by MA.S. Hues at yesterday's Hesse, lokt the meeting that it Geddes replied: "No, we

HK$50 a month for herself and re-establishment not have spent £4,000,000 on At a previous hearing, demunded

24 Mrs. her elder son through hearing Alone Befroodants

Choy, This sun was increased were not pres of the Gerums Reich within its new ship if we did."

He said that unless there are later to $100, but for only two Cem, Sarjun Sugh told the Court formér boundaries, couil

tier suilden developments thad the whole toimi had been tolerate the Oder-Neisso frontier

the Orcades travel, he expects

The

"Despite the

impBeel immediate

not

DW TIGER

“

in

woulu

D

sen

will be modern and attractive enough for about 20 years.

All countries should try to give high priority to the turg round of ships, Mr. Geddes said, as fast times at

sea are nega- Soviet lived by delays in port-Reu-

im- ter.

and to him by the defendants and the cession of Eastern Cier- Mr. Jasdee Wieks dat u recept many te Poland and Russin and The terus of settlement-mention- profested

Supan Stright und orterest of the agst the separation The money to be paid into Court, On the subject of the Berlin thing the course of yesterday's Municipal elections in December, hearing, Mr. Russ, in reference to General Clay sart: the Moratorium, said that it de- pended on the Peact wording of

he Debtural Creditor Ordinemises of an newwhich did not provide for provement of standards, especial- the post-orruption period up to heating in the Westryn sectors. despite the persistent Communist thehet of the moratorium,

charging

with respost bility for the Berlin blockade, and notwithstanding the threats of

West Berliners in a

overwhelmingly expressed their

Suspended Recovery

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"CHANGTH"" "SHANSI"

Japan

Sydney, Melbourne &

Brisbane

1st week Feb.

And week Feb.

| Westery, "

powers

Mr. submitted that what-

the meratorkim was, it

"CHANGTE"

"SHANSI"

Arrivals from

Australia

Australia

end Jan.

1st week Feb.

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the

gely suspended the recovery of large vole turn-242 |

Sydney Gets Heavy Rain

months,

First defendant returned Hong Kong in June or July, 1948, and lived at No. 3 Cheungshown Road, 2nd floor. He paid plain-

IT BKSMD a month for

two months, then reduced the maount to $80 for the next two months.

He then came to live with her at Talpo Road and instead of

further mfiking

payments, he bought the rke il paid her HK31,50 for each meal. He had the rice locked up, and rationed it out for each meal.

of this Because