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Libel Suit: Former

Dance Hall Employee Cross-Examined

Evidence that he wrote a letter to the Tiger Standard Ltd., about the alleged re-selling of $10 dance tickets and the re-selling of drink chits by the Lido Dance Hall for the purpose of defrauding Revenue and in- creasing the amount of damage, was given in cross-examination by Wong Shing-yau, an ex-marker of the Lido when the libel suit hearing against the Tiger Standard continued before Mr Justice Scholes and a male Jury in the Supreme Court this morning.

The letter, witness said, was written on June 4 of this year and it He denied a sugges- was his keen sense of honesty that made him do it. tion that he was being paid for giving his evidence.

the

Plaintiff in the action is Mr was completely improper. Ho What exactly happened when Dennis Victor, sole proprietor asked the Court to be good ehlt was re-used?Take for

to witness instance, when the of the Lido Dunce Hall who enough to explain

proprietor elaimed special damages for that in view of the Court's handed a chit or bill for drinks loss of earnings at $030.02 per warning and in the interest of to a fokl, it would be handed day as a result of an alleged Justice the witness stood in neby the foki to me. It the fold libet published. In the Hong danger at all in giving evidence had an order then I would give kong Standard on August 13. on oath so long us he spoke the aut a bill to the fokt.

Where did you get the bill 1931. This claim has since been truth. Wind who held there was try to meet Mr Loseby in every bills together when. they were from the Jury by Mr McNeill said he would from?-Naturally I will put the Judge no case to go to the Jury un way possible. Ke would put handed to me.

Witness the action of the cane.

Fald tho he put the the question in unother way. Defendants are the Tiker Mr McNeill (to witness): used blils inside the pages of a Standard Ltd. newspaper pro-When did you arst tell anyone book. Explaining how he re

Issued

the used bills, he said prietors and publishers of 179 about this alleged fraud? Wanchas Road and the Sing Tho

order was, do you that if an

for in- Witness: To whom

stance, a Jin Pao, printers, of the same mean?

cup of coffee address,

Anybody.I did not tell any-drink, and if the price was the Barne, say $1.50, he would just take an old chit from the pages of the book and hand it to o fokl

Mr McNeill: new drink chits?

onc.

WROTE A LETTER Did you not tell anyone about this before you came to Court in

Mr John McNeill, QC, and Mr A. J. Clifford, both instructed by Mr Alfred Y. Hon, are ap- pearing for the plaintiff.

Defendants are represented by the Hon, Leo Almuda, QC, Mr this action? I wrote a letter to Charles Loseby, QC, and Mr the Tiger Standard

When was that?-About June

D. A. L. Wright, all on the in- structions of Mr B. N. Cooper of 4, this year, Wilkinson and Grisl.

Was it your keen sense of

Before the proceedings con-honesty that made you write to menced this morning, his Lord the Tiger Standard? Yes, of ship, addressing Counsel, said course, I wrote it myself. that he was informed by his clork on Saturday that L. F. Souza, Business Manager of the Tiger Standard Lid, who gave evidener en Friday last, was in Court for recrtain periods prior evidence.

to

his

the truth? -

of

or a

Established 1845

1953.

MONDAY, OCTOBER › 26,

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

O

| 7:19 Gallias

The U. 8. PAL DI CUP, TH DY NEA Bordes, Ing.

"I can't do anything about a biggor air forco-I'm not in that department!"

3 SAILORS Mail

FACE

Who issued the 2 CHARGES

Witness: Also by me.

Two New Zealanders and a Canadian appeared before Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central Magistracy this morning robbing a charged with Chinese man of a torch and using

violence

the at time or immediately after the alleged robbery.

The first two defendants, Able

working there drink bilis prior to August,Samen B. J. Stevenson, 21, and

1951.

Did Mr Victor tell you to do this?--Yes. He instructed me to

this. do and that was for the purpose defrauding Revenue, and in- It was your honesty that made creasing damages?--Yes.

Now, Mr Wong, you will be the hear that you write it, was it?--Yes, be-

surprised to cause I wanted to say the truth takings for drinks in the second

Why did it take you from

were the same, August. 1951, to June, 1953, to half of 1951

within $100, as the first half mind that you The practice was the same with make up your

to tell wanted Before I was CROSS-EXAMINATION

and I could not help it, Continuing

Why do you, then say that the RQW. Morris, 20, both of examination from Friday of Are you being pald some purpose of re-issuing drink chits HMNZS Kaniore, were reprem Wong Shing-you, ex-marker of thing for giving this evidence? was to increase damages?-Besented by Mr G. Hampion The the Lido, Mr McNeill asked wit-

me fore the mistress wanted to make Canadian, Ablo Seaman F..V. -Who wanted ness whether he told the Court money.

money and pocket the same for Hamilton, 22, of HMCS Iroquols, that in August, 1951, he (wit Just answer my questions, herself. She wanted to make was defended by Mr W.C.R.

CarT. knew that plaintiff was please. I don't want any im-

Det.

G. Sub-Insp.

Fergus re-selling $10 dance tickets and pertinence. Are you being, paid

appeared for the Prosecution, re-selling drink chits for the any

The defendants are alleged to have robbed one Tsang Kwong st purpose of defrauding Revenue evidence? - No.

When you wrote to the Tiger and inercasing damage. Witness

Tai Hang Road) en: October 25, replied in the affirmative. He Standard, did you also write to

Revenue Department? mistress. first knew about this in August, 1961.

hig cross-

Asked when did he first know that the present action had started, witness said that it was

since the report of the fighting when the proprietor wanted to action against the Tiger tuke Standard.

said witness. He was still fond

of him even now.

the

No.

to give

money for giving this

money out of the proprietor.

NOT IN KACKET" Oh, see, Mr Victor was not in this racket, is this the post- tion?-It is correct, not Mr Victor himself, but only

Why

I suggest to you 'that it was 210!...

your keen sense of money that caused you to write to the Tiger Standard? No.

NOT WORKING Where are you working now? I am not working now. Had you any work to do

you left the Lido May, 18537-1 temporary Job at the USRC.

since

you

hod

the

They were remanded three rays Patice custody for further do you keep on calling exquiries, after the Mogstrate Siu mistress?-By mis-had read out and explained the

I mean wife of the charge to them. Was

Anne Lin your inis- tress?--I am not a proprietor. Was she not your mistress?— Only a friend.

You lived in the same fal?— She asked me to live there with in her as a friend.

some And you occupled the same

room?—Yes.

Anchored In

Fairway

YIP

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Monday Al

October 26

Sheaffers

More Submissions

By

Counsel King Case

In

THE WORLD'S BEST!

References to the Bulova watches agency of

#

From the Filos

100 Years

Ago

To the Editor of the "China Mall",

Dear Sir, All right, titic, and interest possessed by

sheet called the

circulated Government Gazelte, would'

Falconer's were made by Mr M. A. da Silva this, Government in that privately. morning when he continued his submissions of no case to answer in the charge against James Joseph Osbourne King, formerly a Director of G. Falconer and Co., Ltd., of Union Building, who is charged with fraudulent conversion.

for the Prosecution, instructed by Hastings and Company. Mr M. A. da Sliva appears for the Defence.

seem to have been now mado over to Mr Robert Strachan

at least so I gather from the

us.

as

into numbers of the periodical; but for what consideration, ог under what arrangement, you may perhaps be able to inform

Clovernment Farms, Salt-Weighing, Stone-Quarry- ing, Markets, &c., are generally put up for public competition; but in the case of

tha Gazette, as in that of Gunpowder Manu- factories on the island, (from which, by piratical

Bro

tho

way, all

the fleets on the coast. enerally

supposed to be supplied,) simple "licenso in from the Colonial Secretary

is sufficient said Colonial

Secretary holding a discretionary power

refuse the issuing of such license." It looks like one of the Govern ment jobs, and I hope you will expose it. Before, we got some

for

our money, but now we are compelled to pay a tax of $8 per annum almply to learn the inwa by which w Wo are The Governor and bonourable the Colonial may consider this just towards the community, but, 1, in Hongkong, do as a resident not; and I would propose that a petition be sent to the home government on the subject,

ALTERNATIVES

Hearing is before Mr Poon to decide whether Mr Seymour

teller or Yan-hol in the Supreme Court was a truth

a very buliding.

phumble llar, In cross James King, merchant, of 20xamination Counsel had put it Braga Circuit, is accused of to the witness that there were having taken $6,308.84 (A 2400) three berichts which retallers co- but for the use of his wife, Margaret, tained from Mr Sultan, on November 17, 1950 whilst which they did not obtain from

Falconer's, and

that he knew Director of George Falconer and

those benefits were kept by Co. Ltd.

The Hon. Leo d'Almada, that he did not know what Mr Ipekedjian, His answer Was and Mr A. J. Clifford are both Sultan gave, in the way of re-writing

bates or anything else, but some time towards the end of this transaction, W. S. Cheong, the wholesale men of Filconer's, Mr Silva said that at the last made Gomo remark to that hearing he was dealing with effect. the Bulova transaction and had Mr Siva reminded the Court then drawn his Worship's atten-that Cheang had made certala tion to certain minutes of con- enquiries of retailers and had re- versation between Mr M.WH. pored back to Seymour, Sy- Fal-mour said Cheang had made Seymour (a Director of coner's, who had been subjected some remark to that effect. to lengthy cross-examination by other words, Counsel submilied, Mr Sliva in the course of the Cheong had told Scymcur that Prosecution's CAGO), Mr JB. Mr Sultani gavo certain benefits, Counsel had pointed cut to Ipekdjian (another Director),

did sailors and King, who was then Man- Seymour that if the oct

not get the beeflis, somebody ager of Falconer's,

Mr Silva submitted that it was must have, and asked it i was clear from those minutes that Ipekdjian. Seymour immediately anly did King not lanes. of appreciated the point act_ap-

Bulova

but preciated also that the wholesale. Ipekdjians had spoken to him as would then have belloved Fal- if he (Ipoledilan) knew King did con's had made these benefits, so he made a denial but then contredicted himself, "You will recollect 30 was Seymour's case es regiriz Bulova that Falconer'a matte no profis

not know.

roverned.

In

the

Court

DIRECT CONTRADICTION Referring again to the short- whatever, and that there had hand notes, Mr Silva said that actually been a loss," Mr Silva in his answer Seymour convey- .confilixred.

"I put it to him in ed that, Cheang told him Mr Sultan gave no rebate and had pm.cro-examination that there was charged, factory retall prices, apredit made for the reason that if it was true that Cheang told

that Aus- during

when period

Philippines. North Borneo, Formosa, p.m. Гараг, 6 p.in. Thalland, Malaya, Indonesia. tralia, New Zealand. BLIN Pakistan, Middle strica, Great By Surface Britola and Firope, 6 pun.

Macao, 8p.m.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 Dy Atr

Japan. Hawali, USA. & Canada, 11.30a.m.

Indo-China, France, French North and West Africa, pan.

Secretary

Either the Notifications should ap pear in regular newspaper, or i one of the gratis advertising shoets: but if aeparate form be preferred. one could be issued tree of charge to the public, and with not-oply no additional cost, but with a saving Government, by of expense to the simply ordering it as a piece of printing work, only to be listed af occasion required. Thus the cost of printing a page of foolscap would

150 lines or thereabouts; anti as the proprietor of the Hongkong Register

be say, while the page contains

sells us he gote 81 for 10 new, hero would thus be a balance of $75 to purpose. W strobe apparent pay for extras and for a ream of

haper of quality good enough for the

at the larger the necessary noti

was who actors answers, the truth will culate through the post, at the rate

of one penny for each. (which no one woukt grudge), about 500 coples of its Gazette, more than suficient to supply not only the colonate, but

wholesale in Hongkong they was a direct contradiction. That Falconer's were stilling Bulova's him that, then his next answer denied the Hongkong dealers the was why, said Counsel,

Beations, the greater the saving, for WAS thece benefits which these dealers suggested that Mr Sermons mad momally obludnect from

and auda-after the first, there would fait to Mr a plausible, subtle

be deducted the cost of paper, or man 12 $4.35 on each subsequent page-up to Sultan, the Far East representacious llar. "When a tive of

the fourth at any rate. The Govera». Balova's. Ono

extensive cross- of the subjected to benefits I muggested

contra- ment would thus be able to cir |examination and gives may be called the publicity bene

added. fit of a percentage on

sliding out," he soild of the total sales made.” Rebate benefits were given by

Mr PERCENTAGES

Sultan

to Falconer's, but

whereas by its hole-and-carnos sys- Mr Silva here referred to the Seymour had told Cheung faldt

tem of favouritism, those interested shorthand notes of the evidence him Mr Sultan gave no rebates.

in the colony, and who supply the witness taken of his cross-examination, That was the way the

funds for its support, have lo fork and said that Seymour had not went from stepping-stone ile

out an additional tax of Six Dollars agreed with the Agures which he stepping-stone lie, said Mr. Silva. Year for what, under proper or

In respect to the Bulova deal, fangements, Indonesia (Counsel) gave us the percent-

might, could, would, Su

them but One sliding

mour producted ages aceruing from the

Seymour

three books and should cost

Dollar, and that dollar would go to there and Counsel had suggested towards the revenue of the Post-Office.

By Burlace → Macso. a.m.. China, People's Republic, 9.30 am. Japan, S.A., Central and South America, Noan,

Masya, Durma, 3 pin. Macao, 6 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 By Air

Philippines, Guam, Hewall, U.S.A. and Canada, ů am,----

Indo-Chino, Malaya, Australia, New Zealand, Middle East,

uam

Forenosa, Japon, U.9.A. and Canada, 1 pm.

Japan, p.m.

Scale.

and Europe,

but

Thailand, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britaki 0 pm.

Formosa, 4 pm.

A Careless

Seymour agreed

to

of

SUBMISSION Mr Silva submitted that the

er ih rezident in China:

their

over

was a sliding scale allowance, him that these were the private I am, Sir, Your obedient servant,

A HATE-PAYER: Witness in answer to another

said it started from US$100,- books of W. S. Cheong, who

FUTILE EXPEDITION 000 and not US$10,000 as Coun- had kept them for his own beneilt question said he was not fami-

atrango, but is not It may seem sel had Bar with the law of bel, but

Information, suggested. The percent and

and no the less true, that the only result he knew that the plaintiff could

nge was 10 at US$10,000,000. Falconer's The witness, how- of all the late expeditione against

Mr Bliva said this proposition eve insisted cialm

they from the

were the piratical fleets which infest the for damages

ever, How long did that, last?-1

For anchoring their junks in Why do you keep on calling ges, cannot tell how long. I merely Pearl Siu mistress defendant. By special damages,

would sound absurd in the ears Falconer's books, and declared Chinese coast, has been to spread a wider depredations the fairway in central instead of the

of anyone who knew anything that at least one of them had space. Thin a great measure witness said he understood the

took up a job when the Miss Slut

Yaunati Typhoon Shelter early term to mean that when the re-others took leave.

about business at all-that any been used by the auditor for conscquent to on the ridiculous and this morning, five defendants, Ng port was published concerning

Ad When

one would bother to make a audit purposes. Mr Loseby said he would try Chat, mistress stop doing

If the three necessary delay which invariably of junk No.

take place betwixt the receipt of malter.

official books the fighting taking place at the that?--Until a few days I had to clear up the

sitting scale up to US $10,000,- books were Driver Fined

of information of their whereabouts, He 2102V, Ip Ngau-chal, mistress of that in Chinese Junk No. 142, Yip Ting, master.

000 at 10 per cent.

Falconer's Lido, and as a result the Dance been busy and I did not act for was instructed

should have they

and the despatch of the men-of-WAT Hall suffered loss of business. the others who went on leave. the term Lo Pan Neung used of junk No. 1020V,

An answer to that could have been kept in proper place in He was fond of Mr Victor. Witness explained that he was by the witness meant wife of chal, mistress of Junk No. 1787V Road, ground floor, was fined ment which pointed to Fal-

Lee Wan, 24, of 1129 Canton been the production of the docu- the

firm where they could bo being paid $5 per day including propriclor."

Counsel said he and Chan Mor-law; master of $225 by. Mr.T. Creedon-at-Kow- coner's being agents and whichdily obtained, but a thoroug

had to be board and lodging. From odd would ask the interpreter to junk No. 1287V, were fined $10 foon this morning for careless must have given

made before them certain Mr McNeill: Up to the time you jobs he could make-over $100. further clear up the matter. cach by Mr A. G. Parker at the driving and failing to stop after agency benefits. Mr Silva re-came to light that there was a they were produced and then it were in the employment of Mr

Witness denied Counsel's sug-

The Court interpreter said Marine Court,

jan*acciderst, and cautioned for marked that one could not con- Victor you did not tell the gestion that he (witness) was that the witness did use the

Sub-Insp. K.T. Wong, pro- failing to report the accident to ceive that Falconer, would have fourth book, which was missing, Reverve

anything about th's sacked from the Lido.

term quoted by Mr Loseby. It

about 4 the Police. He was also order- advertised widely in the nows- Mr McNeill: Why did you could be translated a wife of secuting said that af not write to the Revenue when proprietor and it could, he told 'clock this morning, all the deed to pay $25 as compensation papers in Hongkong to the effect three books produced were

fendants' Junies were. found to the complainant.

that they had been appointed you wrote to the Tiger Standard? Mr McNeill, also mean mistress, lying in the central fairway in

agents for Bulova without au Cheang's own private books and - Mr J. M. D'Almada Remedios,

he hatt Mr Loseby: Mistress in what the shelter. The vessels were an- Witness: I was not aware of

own protection defendant, arrangement being arrived at for his se preters cont

pleaded guilty Standard I was not

Interpreter: Meoning wife of chored in such a way that the appearing for

to three and that arrangement being put produced them to either Mr difficulty in police launch had

down in writing. That this piece Seymour or Mr Roza-Pereira write to the the master.

charges Mr McNell!: And also what passing.

Sub-Insp. B. D. Carpenter, of paper existed was admitted (the accountant of Falconer's) an acknow. mitigation, defendants said.

by Seymour. In cross-examina-for them to sign by the

could not find a place other PTOs cuting, said that on Octo- tion he had admitted there wastedgement whenever ho. paid the No one has suggested in this we understand

they mistress an unmarried wife? than this in the shelter to an- a private car knocked com- defendant, while driving Court that the Tiger Standard

23 question was totally wrong and communicated

doctement in connection money over to them.

ide Silva neferred the Count to Interprete:: Yes. with

Falconer's agency for totally improper, bo said,

chor their junka us they come plonant, Ho Fu, off his bicycle, ul don't

Mr/Loschy: Not necessarily sa Mr McNeill cald that his Revenue. — I

back late last night. They did outside

Pelice Bulova when he frankly sald hoher book in Court which he market produce. the Rofwzy whether the Standard

objectionable teren at all?

Interpreter: Yes.

not know that It was forbidden Station in Chotnom food, Le: hind to look it up before he was undoubtedly Falconer's by the regulations to anchor in stopped the car, but steing that could say whether theso benefits book. This, he pointed out, had Continuing his crom-examina- the fairway.

Ho was not

seriously injured, were kept by Ipekdjian or not. bon elaborately ticket by the Lia of the witness, Mr McNeill

drove off, and did not report the

out had

The Count, Bin Siva pointed or Another book which Incident to the Police. asked: How long did you say this re-sale of drink chris has been about it., She was getting money for terself? On one oconɛious it was going on?

found out. This was before August, 1931.

VERY DANGEROUS

fraud which you alleged?

Witness: did not tell the Revenue about the fraud.

You don't mind

answering

questions which might incriminale the procedure, but in writing to

necessary to

if your is trust

COUNSEL OBJECTS Objecting, Mr Loseby submitted Revenue. that the question was intended

10 intimidate the witness.

The

Lordship had already warned

the

the

know

has

witness that he (withers) written to the Revenue or not.

need not answer any questions

which might incriminate him,

In answer to another

qued-

to

Mr Losoby sald that despite v Witness said he used

the Judge's warning, witness was giving his evidence fully.

be

in Stone ho Was

A LONG TIME

Witness: A long time..

word

ber

the

لام

Radio Hongkong

this

with

so that, in the meantime the rumour of the intended expedition becomes current, and the pirate feet against which the force is to be sent, geta timeous wailing.. and disperses in various directions, to meet again as to their anchorage in Hongkong. soon as the disappointed iars retur Many instances might be mentioned, be but one more could scarcely found than that in August, when k so-gun ship, two brigs-of-war, and a stoomer, went to Hainan in search of a large piration feet of upwards of twenty sali, reported about a but fortnight before, and found eight small junks. Since then, how ever, the absence of the main body from theke rendezvous has been only well accounted for, by the numerne piracks commuted around

island

Hongkong...which threatens to put an entire slop to the native trade, and have sirendy cotised rupplys of a diminution in the

·AFFAIRS`BIISMANAGED

too

Bub were further evidence wanting at the way in which aftodes oro mia-

are whit be found in the fate

Posturermples of the stave Courseă, stigtested was Cherng's koan-tow. It had been well known

the way you are, YOU el address in Stone Nulich Lone?-- for the purpose of Increasing | out, Mr Victor's businem would have | by, Kenneth Grahamo (Part 4): 830 | 10 Pakult: poirit rams-bvéri

werd

to

most im we ir Victor found out about billett at the Organ (OB: 130, we portant point that there own pocket money for her i did he do mything? Did he beg to differ. A sightisturied dis-profits and had given him a

PUBL

between

witness

Three Men Attack

Policeman.

Casablance, Oct 25,

trip-of ILM. steamer Styx to Tam-

to the police for some time, that pirates ward cruising in that neigh- the lant Information was given of no bourhood, and gas the 1st and End fewer than eleven acts of piracy committed. : upon the dahing-boslar but it would appear that the Sty* required some trifling repairs, and it was not until the morning of the eth that she left this harbour-fitat. In Eme te fort that the birds bad nowns but only to a day a distance of sixty miles further up the court Citas Tar»

koon-towwer loss from

at an addresa Nullah

Lane when

ous documents produced in the one caly for ticks, and the writing and persil used in the at the Lido. working and

case and the thorough men two more different. There were Mr McNeill: What point was there,

Do you know

which Counsel for the Prosecund cartes by the autor in the Lint Annie Counsel asked, in that question

hnd-oxamat 10 word

Mr tion So it had clearly nothing to do

**** Falconer's book, staking throy Witness: Yes,

Seymour other than, Did you realise

Increasing with

over every damages?

Ipoklon's deals end It was very daNŽETOVE thing. She was a dance hostess at the Cleanly it had.

im had nothing to do that in answering the question

explain the answers made

with point of view of the from the

0, Time Signal and Lido? Yes.

Program- Revenue Authorities, to re-imuo thres me' Summary: 8.2, Children's Hell

cross-examination. Could it pos- Falconer's, If it had been going on for a Did you live with her at this long time, how could it be done

catly?—Yes.

Wilkowww* Hour "The Wind in the incriminating yourself."

sibly be imagined, he asked, that

The heart is. proceeding. - If the Revenue people had found (BBCTB) Adanced from the Blogy (19% Loseby asked further whether Yos, it was at the time I was damages?Before August, 1031 gone, hie Recace would have been the songs of

looked. Counsel had put it

• Mazrin (com | the question was in the interest working in the Lido.

Hongkong harbour-boat diey stopped, of justice.

it was not for the increase of withdrawt-I don't know about the power); 9.45, South America Meny Mr Seymour on this

and which was carrying leɛtern'from go-round; Tim "Box 800" said he would lived at the same flat. Mr McNeill

what nhout Mery Worg? She damages as it was for the mission. Vitor con

the masters of a number of vassois, not want to argue about it. He NEVER DISCUSSED

tress to would put to, the witness this

chi fihing-boats, thery. In pos gion of the pirater, to their, owners stop 117-Sir Victor told Me Li

Joyce - Grunfall, wilding scale, and the

· Moroccan policemani was in the Colony, mentioning the And living together in the

tmanager of the Danco fall) and Gladys. Young. Hay ammond and answered sarcastically "Add question:

Very well. Did you keep any led him not to do it again in the Charman rome flot with these two dance of these drink chits for the fo1- cuture,

Jonse Clements,

a nought to your sliding scale deutifled persons, who worried nosive sex to the return of the Ektacked on Sunday, by three un-amount of crom-money demanded: I put it to you that you do hostesses of the Lido Ball Room, towing nights, or what did you Burrondine to your corset wee Report; & Timo dignes 10, Artist

yot ́es, thoi Admiral's orders were Guberi Harding. Chairment: Bay not mind answering

But Mr Li had nothing to do with Flomley (1316);;750 Wother and it would be correct."

Klezmer by a certain hour, Heutenant questions did you never discuss with them do with them at the end of the Pearl Blu and the Bock-Dutthir Naw (Lonton Regt which

SIGNIFICANT

The pollonasa was returning as his groep wat compelled to with tho, quarry almost Martin -Me Silva" said Me Seymour home on bis bicyclo no the Lime you this did on the Revenue this evening? Sometimes they were was aid by the proprietor Mr Vice of the evidence about re-selling of dance tickets?--No.

should bavo the, fraud Is a lle from begin

produced

give up thả cham,... and... Sonya: the tor who asked Mr. Gd to inform | (Contralto); 8.30, Aeshojinker's Choice

this These chits for drinks. They usd on the following nights,

document: to show, he was tell- of the attack. The man pounted poor termen to their fate; and st ning to end.

were re-used, did you say?--Yez. had been put on the spike, or be

Did you re-them, after they Rear Bu not to do it opens in the presented by Jim Lang of Blood6]

future.

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