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GROWING VERBAL DUEL AT

U.S. TRADE BALANCE

BEST FOR PAST FOUR YEARS

HEAVY DEBT INTEREST

(Special to "Telegraph")

(De Telegraph. Desuright. Telegraphie M aga Ordinance. 128. Barizel, downary 20. 7.36 ..}

The Department of Commerce to-day issued figures showing that the United States' balance of trade for the past year has been more han usually favour- able.

The exports for 1934 totailed $2,133,000,000 as against Imports of $1,050,000,000. This is the largest favourable balance since 1980,

Throughout the year $1,106,- 071,000 worth of gold was import- ed.

Treasury estimates that The from the present fiscal year's in- come of $3,711,650,088, a total of $835,000,000 will be used as In- terest on the national debt. This interest in equivalent to 22 cents out of every dollar paid by federal tax-payers compared to only two cents before the War-United

Prona.

Canada's Protest

LEFT OUT IN THE COLD

LOSING SEAT

IN 1.L.O.

(Special to "Telegraph")

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1995

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

POISON LIQUOR

KILLS 32

MURDER TRIAL

YORK STATE

HAUPTMANN SHOUTS TRAGEDY IN NEW

CONTRADICTIONS

PROSECUTOR'S FINAL

DENUNCIATION

(By Telegraph. Copuright. Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. Received January 30, 7.36 am)

Flemington, Jan. 29. Attorney-General Willentz of the State of New Jersey, leader of the prosecution in the trial of Bruno Hauptmann, charged with the murder and kidnapping

ARRESTS PROMISED

New York, Jan. 29. During the past week there have bicon thirty-two deaths from poison liquor in Eastern and Central New York State.

Most of the fatalities occurred in Utica and Gloverville and six other people are in hospital in serious condition.

Omciala anticipate à series of arrests shortly in an attempt to

clann up the ring which is supply- through boot-leggers-Reuter.

of the Lindbergh baby, continued his pitiless cross-ing this liquor to the public examination to-day; but Hauptmann shouted denials

to his accusations. When proceedings were adjourned Rubber Export

yesterday, Hauptmann, on the witness stand, was weary and almost incoherent, and was obviously suffering from the greatest strain.

To-day, refreshed, he admitted that he left his job on the day the $50,000 ransom was paid to the kid- nappers, but because he knew that his pay was being cut. It was a mere coincidence, he argued.

The prosecution further secur ed the admission that although Hauptmann had declared he had only $203 in his possession at the beginning of 1932, he got enough later in the year to buy a radio and expensive field glasses, to tako hunting trips and send his wife to Germany-United Press.

TEDIOUS EXAMINATION

was a

War Planes Collide

PILOT LEAPS TO SAFETY

(Spania) to "Telegraph")

Totals

SOME OF QUOTAS EXCEEDED

London, Jan. 29, The International Rubber Com- mittee, for the control of produc- tion of the commodity, met to-day and formulated a table of exports for "controlled" countries for the past seven months. The purpose af the table is to show the balance between actual exports, under the restriction scheme, as compared to quotas,

The Dutch East Indies, Ceylon and North Borneo exceeded their quotas by 1,469 tons, 28 tons and 296 tons respectively. Malaya, India, Burma and Sarawak had a (fle Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphie Are deficiency of 12,220 tons, 494 tons, sayre Ordinance. 1995. Received, January 340 tons and 1.391 General,

30, 130 O.m.)

pectively. Tours, Jan. 29,

A tedious examination of the Anancial dealings between Haupt- mann and Isidore Fisch feature of to-day's proceedings in the Hauptmann trini, Mr. Willontz, the State Attorney striving to drive home the point that Hauptmann's records showed that he had received only £100

from Flach.

An amazing air accident occurred here to-day when two fast fighting planes collided over the town. One

tons Pra-

Henceforth the Committee will publish a comprehensive monthly bulletin of rubber statistics, show-

A violent argument developed machine was cut In two plecen anding the amount of exports as between Mr. Willentz and Haupt-crashed upon two different houses, compared with quotas. Reuter, mann, with their heads only a few damaging them, but its pilot

plane

(y Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphio Mag. inches apart, each glaring and jumped from his half of the

one another. Haupt mann's eyes were blazing, while Mr. Willentz was pale with anger.

10. 7,50 a.m.)

THE LAST WORD

As the cross-examination drew to a close, Mr. Willentz electrified the Court with a'barrage of ques- tions, concluding in a thunderous voice: "Haptmann, you have con- cealed everything and led about everything"

"No," retorted Hauptmann in a deep, angry voice.

space, and his parachute allowed him to land gently on an island in the middle of a river a little dis- tance from Tours.

The other machine involved was to ite undamaged and returned nerodrome.--Reuter Special.

LORD LOTHIAN IN BERLIN

IMPRESSIONS OF GERMANY

Geneva, Inn. 29. Canada has protested to the Governing Body of the Interna- tional Labour Ofee In view of the report that the Committee was awarding permanent seats to the United States, Great Britain, Ger- many. Russia, France. India, Japan and Italy, and that Canada, n staunch supporter and member nation of the 1.LO. since 1922, -was-baing omitted from the list.

After two days of cross-examina- Canada is threatening to appent to the League of Nations on the Lion, Hauptmann had the Inst Willentz as Mr. grounds that Article 393 of the word, because, Treaty

has been turned away, Hauptmann was still of Veranilles

vehemently and violently protest-

Berlin, Jan. 29. violated.

Lord Lothian, who is believed to Canadians are losing à acat halding that ho had concealed nothing.

To-morrow, Mr. Reilly, attorney be close to the British Government, ainee 1922. They are glad the United States is being given a for the defence, will continue his had an audience with Reichsfuehrer

but

the accused. Adolf Hitler to-day, scat,

protest examination of permanent against the political manoeuver Reuter. ing which has made possible the awarding of permanent seats to Italy and India, which, Canada claims, are industrially inferior to the Dominion.-United Press.

WORRIES OVER

JEWELS

INFANTA JULIA NOT REASSURED

(Special to "Telegraph") .

Paris, Jan. 29. The Infanta Julio, daughter of the former King of Spain, is worried over the fate of her jewels,

NOT GUILTY

Shanghai, Jan. 30. Mrs. V. V. Johnston was acquitt ed of a charge of participating in narcotic traßeking here to-day.

Later, interviewed by Reuter and naked for an impression from his visit to Germany, he declared:

Germany la sette & deen the revolution. She certainly doca not want war.

Lord Lothian is returning to England to-morrow.-Reuter.

Judge 1. T. Morris, in the British Mr. W. Lampril! has reported the

Court, gave her "the benefit of the doubt."--United Press.

loss by theft of an automatie sercen wiper from his car.in liankow Road.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

THAT MAN IS WISE TO SOME PUR- POSE WHO GAINS 1118 WISDOM AT THE EXPENSE AND FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF ANOTHER.—Plculus.·

*

The P. and O. liner Somali is.. duo-

p.m. Lo here from Shanghai at 7

orrow. For wearing his bat in the Centrai Police Court this morning Ng Hing With provious convictions. Sin was fined one dollar by Mr. E. 1.

was sentenced to four Wynne-Jones, ung, 30, months' hard labour by Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones in the Central Police

#

FINANCIAL WORRIES

ODD REPORTS IN LONDON

(Special to "Telegrapħ"}

London, Jan. 29. The financial district here was shaken to-day by a severe crisis on the Baltic Exchange-caused by the application on behalf of six in- banks for the portant Indian receivership of Strauss and Com- pany Limited, one of the biggest firms in the financial district.

The firm's difficulties were report- ed as being in the neighbourhood of £1,000,000, apparently due to the rise and fall in the price of various commodities of which Strauss and Company were one of the principal shippers,

application for recolvership fellowed the receipt of news from Bombay, that the Strauss Com- pany's Indian manager had been kifled in a fall from the fourth famous Tajmahal

storey of the Hotel-United Press.

LONGSHOREMEN ADMANT

STRIKE DELAYED TEMPORARILY.

(Special to "Telegraph”)

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Musical Comedy Selection by Garda Hall (Soprano) and George Baker (Baritone), The Shepherd's Song from "Helen"

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If I am Dreaming from "The

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Kreisler.

Beethoven.

Variations in F Minor,.Hayden.

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Air Varie No. G ..De Beriot.

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Cake Walk

Arensky.

Debussy.

9-30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations,

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U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz have received the following quota- tions on the New York exchange for yesterday in conjunction with feuter. New York Cotton

Jan. 28. Jan. 29.

Clond Closing

Ranga 12.40 12.32-12.12 12.42 12.88-12.38 12.41

12.30-12.30 12,32 13.20.12.20 12.40 12.35-12.35 12.35.12.35 12.55

(My Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphis - The wedding took place at the

Bases Ordinemer. 1874, Rċesivoch, January 30, 7.1a.m.)

New York, Jan. 20. The 20,000 longshoremen, who de- clared a strike yesterday, have turned to work.

Her worry is quite unnecessary Court this morning for the theft of the Spanish Minister of Finance a purse from a man who was watch- Registrar's Office, Supreme Court, tells her, for they are safe in the ing hawker's stall. Det-Sergt. yesterday of Mr. Nical Nicolson and Bank of Spain. They will be Fowlie appeared for the prosecution. Bliss Alla Kerevnitzin, formerly re- restored to her if the Government Bill now before the Cortes is passed.

Before Mr. Wynne-Jones, in the Central Folice Court this morning, Only the property of the former Fan Yee, 20, was sentenced to two King Alfonso, of all the possessions months hard labour for stealing a small clock from the kitchen of No. of the Royal Family, will be con-25 Dos Vocux Rose Central. It was Ascated by the state, he adds.

The Infanta Juita replies that her jewels may or may not be safe in the Bank of Spain, but she would rather have them in Paris-Router Special.

ROOM FOR ONLY ONE FLAG

(Spacial to "Talagraph")

Mysore, Jan. 29.

sident at 236 Cardinal Mercier Joffre Terrace, Shanghai. The bridegroom is attached to the Chinese Maritine Customs.

They threatened to maintain their walk-out if the courts uphold The wedding 1 announced to take an injunction against their refusal March

July place shortly of Bir. James H. Loo, to handle freight which strike-May Prosecuting Attorney of Canton breakers had moved, howover. stated by Dot-Sergt. II. J. Baldwin District Court, residing at No. 2,

September

18.07 The court's decision has been do- that a lock on the door and a cupboard Quai Fong Lane, Sup Yes Po, Canton,layed for one week, and meanwhile,

October

13.17 Total sales:-488 lots had been broken open.

and Miss Florence Loe, who is

Chicago Wheat 05 Cheung Fat, 28, unemployed, was en route to the Colony by the Pre not in the beat of tempere, the union

men have returned to work. Thay May' sident Clooidgo. at the Contral Magistracy today

threaten to strike again if the In July.

March May July October December

January (1036) 12.40

12.00 Spot...

New York Rubber

12.61

12.75

19.00

.12.47-12.50 12.00-12.00 12.76-12.70 12.90-12.00- 12.98-12.08

FRANCE'S NEW MONEY

TREASURY ISSUE APPROVED

054-95 8714-8724 60 -8674 Monday's salos: 17,343,000 bunhols

Chicago Corn Moy

83

824-82% July,

783%

7834+781 Septen.ber

-764-764% 784 Total sales-14,844,000 bushels

Winnipeg Wheat.

1

May July

March

824 82-82% 81

81%-81 New York Silk

137 137-1.37%

Paris, Jan. 29.

May July

137 1.37

sent to prison for three weeks for As a result of a mishap at Kai Junction B permanent,-United September......804

stealing a knife from No. 120 Des Vooux Road Central, while sentence

Tak Aerodroms during the week-Press. of one month was meted out to Weng end. Leading Aircraftaman Paul is Fuk, alias, Wong Nem, 28, for still in the Royal Naval Hospital out suffering from severe injuries to his stealing B camp bed alde Nu. I Circular Pathway. Inspec- right hand. 'He tor Ellis prosecuted.

from

WAB starting A machine up when the propeller turn- od backwards, striking his hand and Lo Kwok-fee, a Chinese doctor of lacerating thres fingers. No. 160 Wellington Street, was complainant before Mr. E. 1. Wynne

the

1.38 -1.88 1.38 -1.38%

Total sales:-80 lots The Government has authorised

Mr. V. M. Grayburn, Chief Manager The District Magistrato has pro-Jones in the Central Police Court this of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank- hibited the hoisting of the Congress morning when Tang Alan, pleaded ing Corporation, was fined $5 before Party fing within a radius of five guilty to stealing a marble clock and Mr. Wynne-Jones in the Central

It was Police Court this morning on a sum miles of Mysore for a period of Chinesa inkpot with stand. six months on the ground that it stated that defondant was a former mons for allowing his terrier dog to the Issus of an additional 5,000,-

Bonds. might be construed as derogatory patient of the complainant and was an unnaduben, damals,000,000 of francs in Tronsury Ma

seen in the waiting room during the and unloased. Mr. D. Brittain Evans, to the sovereignty of the doctor's absence, yesterday afternoon; af Messrs Johnson, Stokes aud Mabarajah, who has a recognised months hard labour was passed. Master, appeared on behalf of the de The Bill passed both Houses September

fendant and pleaded guilty.. flag of his own-Reuter Special. Detective-Sergt. Kinnear prosecuted.

to-day-Router.

March

Montrest ilver.

July 2

Total salds:-12 contracts

64.70 5447b-54.47b. 56.25 54,70-65,00 35.75 55.50-55.80 GOED : 50.10-54.50

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