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VISITOR ROBBED IN

QUEEN'S ROAD

CHINESE GENERALS

IN COLONY

ollowing "the settlement of the

PASSENGERS

Tae N.YK. liner Terukuni Maru

Mr. B. Merrell of the Lingnan | Nunking-Kwangsi dispute, a num-arr.ved yesterday, from the North University has reported to the per of Chinese Generals have Potre that he was robbed while

Geen paying visits to the Colony wa king along Queen's Road Cen- to see the sights before return.ng tral about 10 am. yesterday. Mr. | to the North. Merrell is passing through the It is said that General Ching Colony on board the a. Tarcomchim and Chen Sing are at pre- Maru.

was

The age-old trick used. Two men collided with Mr. Merrell when he was about opposite the China Emporium. After apologis- ing these two men passed on-but as was later discovered-so did Mr. Mergel's wallet, from out of his pocket.

The wallet is initialled "BM" and contains G825 and 87 Shang- hal currency; as well as some papers.

POCKET PICKED ON FERRY

"Having delayed reporting the

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theft to the Police for over six days. Mr. N. B. Fox c/o Messrs Butterfield and Swire. reported yesterday the loss of his walet

which was said to have been lost on the Star Ferry on the Hang Kong side when he felt his pocket being picked. The incident oc- curred on September 5.about 8.15 3.m.

The wallet is of black leather and contained the 'sum of $40 and a Ferry season ticket.

HAVE YOU SEEN THE BIRD?

The Police, have had many queer. requests for the finding of lost property, but the latest request is that of searching for à lost bird. MEA Luke of No. 15A. Magazine Gap Road, is the unfortunate loser of the bird. It escaped from lis cage and has not been seen since.

For those who would assist in Anding the bird, it has been des- cribed as a Chinese Mina and is able to talk. No reward is offered, but if anyone" should be met by a bird who enquires its way back home, the above is the address.

اليه

MEN OF

DESTINY"

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London):"I

sent enjoying the sghts in the city and the New Territories and that Generals Ho Kim and Hung Sik-hwee returned to Canton last Thursday night.

It is reported that General Chu Pul-teh departed for Shanghat yesterday by the 3.3. President JRckson,

Chinese Evening Press.

WOULD BE SUICIDE

Tong Hak Kam, aged 21, unem- ployed, was folled in his attempt to commit suicide yesterday morning about 10.35. He jumped into the Harbour wear the Star Ferry Pier but was seen and rescued by Kwok Sang Lo of sampan No: 1035.

The would-be suicide was taken to the Government Civil Hospital where his condition was stated not to be serious.

INTERPORT BOWLS

Colony Team Beaten In Unofficial Match

In

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Shanghai, Sept. 11.. # unofficial lawn bowls game, the Shanghal Lawn Bowls Club "beat the Hong Kong "Inter- port team by 25 shots to 23.- Reater.

INQUEST

EVIDENCE-

(Continued from page 1)

"I cannot say whether he stab-

bed me in the arm or in the back.

He withdrew the knite and stab- bed me again. me again witnarew the knite and I at once turned over towards my son's door and jumped out "of bed. I ran to the passage and reached the servants' quarters where I saw Ah Mul in her room. I shouted and becken- ed her and then went back to the bedroom. Before I reached

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KNEW. DIARY Witness then said that she laid down on her bed and tainted and when she recovered she was in the hospital.

When His Worship · referred to the diary, witness admitted that she knew it to

be

His Worship: "If he had never spoken to you of love, how can his actions

explained? He seems to have been in love with you and very jealous.

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bed I saw the deceased standing Master Tokimune Satom.. Dr. at the verandah' window cutting | Masazo Sono, Mr. Nichiro Suzuki, himself."

Mr. Benichi Takanashi, Miss Tada Tanaka, Mr. Vincent Stanley Thompson, Mrs. Marjorie Mary Thompson, Major Hakoj Tok.. Mr. Yotaro Tauge, Mr. Ichiro Watanabe, Mrs. Toshiko Watanabe, Miss Ruriko Watanabe, Mrs. Misao Yamamoto, Master Fujio Yama- moto.

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Miss Aya Wakaki, Mrs. Chiyo Wakaki, Miss Che Wakaki, Mr. George Henry Willder. Mr. Gan" Kok Tin. Miss Woo Son Yin.

This

is how a man who has travelled 50,000 miles this year stated his views (Mr. J. J. Wright, of

marvelled at Prussia and its fron sentiment before the last world war. 'I did not think the world would

ever witness anything like it again. I seems to me, after a quick but very thorough tour of the main centres of Japan that the Prussian sentiment of yesterday lives more purposefully in the Japan of to- day. Say what you like about low wages, suppression of individuality of thought and action, and rabid imperialism-the fact remains that Japan conveys the impression of a vast nation which is being pro- pelled towards a definite goal "by millions of "men of destiny,” .... So' thorough has been the teaching .. PHOTOGRAPHS PRODUCED. from the

Photographs cradle onwards, that patriotism has reached the pin- nacle of fanaticism.

His Worship: During June or July, he became jealous of you with some other men or man?

Witness: In May and June 1 always went out in the company of the deceased's family. I have never been in the company of a man alone,

were then -pro duced in Court which bore several Inscriptions. These were found in

"Of course," added Mr. Wright. | the deceased's writing desk at "I may have seen only the 'show' Ming Yuen Terrace.

In explanation witness Baid "factories, just as one sees only the model industrial units -In Russia

that she had taken the negatives to-day, but the factories I saw in to a party given at the deceased's Japan made me feel that in Japan house. She had wanted them en- does nothing e.se m the realm of larged. The deceased had asked commerce, she will at least have for a copy of each picture.

the satisfaction of realising that The knife alleged to have been she is forcing the pace, and that, used was then produced by the perhaps, will have the effect of Police but witness said that she making other nations Improve could not recognise it. Another their methods of production. knife of a type used for cutting "I didn't see one beggar infruit, was produced and witness Japan." remarked Mr. Wright, said that it did not belong to her.

found in "and unemployment was more house. This knife was rare than in any other country the deceased's coat. that I've been in this year.

QUESTIONS ABOUT BING Mr. Mackinlay produced a ring Japanese factories were working to capacity, and the rationalisation and in answer to questioris wit- policy would appear to beners said that she had never seen tunctioning with almost pheno- the ring before. When it was mena! success. It

be pointed out to her that her name the fashion to critic'se Japan appeared on the inside of the ring. adversely, but as a Britisher I with the date 16-1-36" witness feel that we are sufficiently e- said that she did not know how cient to be able to give credit her name appeared there. where it is due. Ml conclude with A cigarette case and a watch this thought:-IF THE BRITISH and chain were also produced. EMTIRE HAD, AS MANY MIL Witness said that the case was LIONS OF MEN OF DESTINY/AS hers and that she had given it to THE JAPANESE EMPIRE, THEN the deceased. because he had ex- WE WOULD HEAR LESS AND pressed a liking for it. LESS OF OUR CORPORATE She denied having given the LIABILITIES AND MORE."AND | ring and watch to the deceased; MORE OF OUR IMPERIAL AS- The enquiry at this stage was SETS."

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"(Continued from Page 1) Leung San attempted to grasp sticks which were in the

some

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room, and as she moved rapidly Letters for "E.L.M. Service”--- the assallant with the revolver · das Amsterdam, 28th Sept. carried out his threat and freЛ'at her. Following the blinding flash Japan and Canada-dus Victoria B.0,) and ear-splitting report, there 14th October came the particularly intrust | Foile, Pakhoi and Haiphong shouting or Leung San.. She. Shanghai, Japan and EUROPE via Siberia

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Japan through the house that the robbers decided to decamp. This they did- Just in the nick of time, because Foochow via Swatow... the police were soon on the scene.

Nothing was stolen from the house, and at an early hour this morning the police arrested Chinese woman whom they allege was in possession of the revolver, used by the bandit who ared the shot at Leung Ban.

When this paper went to press the police were still vigorously prosecuting their investigations, and further arrests are expected to-day.

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