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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Sign of The Cross in

The Dock

Within a few minutes of the death, sentence being passed at the Old Bailey on Sidney George Paul, 46-year- old salesman, for the murder of his wife in the sun par- lour of their home at Ruislip, Middlesex, a telegram was sent to Belgium, where three of the four Paul children are living in a convent:"

sage.

"COUPABLE" ("Guilty") was the only word in the mes

Hugh R. Wilson, United States Ambassador to Berlin, recently called by the State Department to return forthwith to Washing- ton for "report and consultation." Technically it was not a recall In the sense of breaking off Ger- diplomatic relations with many, but his return to Germany wus believed questionable,

Philatelist by Luck

NEW ORLEANS.

Herman Herst, Jr., of New York City said during the American Phil-

Mrs. Paul's relatives in Bel gium will decide how the nowa can be told to the three girls (the eldest only 17).

The fourth child, a boy of eight, is still in England, at school. He is aware that he has lost his mother, but nothing more.

The jury of four women and [eight men had been absent 40 minutes considering their ver dict.

"Guilty," and the foreman. "Have you anything to say why sentence of death should not be passed upon you?” the Clerk asked, in the formal challenge.

Paul pulled his left hand from his Jacket pocket and held it high for the judge to see. Around his wrist and hand was entwined a Rosary of black beads, with its Crucifix.

am not guilty, my lord," he said in firm, clear tones.

Mr. Justice Asquith began to pro- nounce the Brat sentence of death since

ho has been a judge, and obvi- ously he felt the strain of it.

"You have had a fair trial," he said. His voice dropped and he hesitated.

"And may God have mercy upon your soul," he concluded,

The priest standing behind the Bench colled out "Amen."

Paul lifted his eyes again, held himself erect and made the Sign of the Cross upon his brow and breast with the Crucifix.

Warders led him below.

atelie convention here that it was Paul is English. He was a luck that put him in the stamp col-trier who failed. He had been lecting business. While working for storekeeper in the Congo, pearl a bond firm, Herat, an amateur stamp fisher in Australia, soldier with collector, was looking over a dealer's collection and found a valuable stamp. the Australians in the Great He bought it for $3, paid $100 more War, farmer in Belgium. for a bill of sale and later sold it AA for $3,450.

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His house at Ruislip has been sold, but the money has been, swallowed In expenses that followed the tra gedy.

Paul has practically no money. He was defended under the Foor Prisoners' Defence Act, and Mr. J. F. Eastwood, KC, his counsel, re- celves £10 ds. for four days' "con- stant attendance at court and, for -hours of conferences and journeys to

Ruislip and, to Brixton Prison.

Mr. Eastwood's junior receives £11. The solicitors, Messrs. Wilfred Firth, get £10 for preparing a de- fence.

"And no prisoner could have had more zealous defenders.

RUBBER QUOTA RAISED

MINCING LANE IN THE DARK AS TO REASON

STOCKS SHOULD STILL FALL 24,000 TONS

Commenting on the decision of the International Rubber - Regulation Committee increasing the export al- lowance for the first quarter of next year to 50 per cent, of basic quotas, Syrnington and Wilson, Londen, in their report write:--

One is of course in the dark as to the reasoning which led the Com- mittee to their decision. In view of the agitation which has been going on in America for an increase to 55 per cent it is to be presumed that the American manufacturers put for ward high estimates of American !consumption in the early months of inext year.

On more than one occasion pre- viously estimates have been put for- ward on behalf of the manufacturers which have afterwards proved to be entirely illusory. One must belleve: that the Committee have by now learnt to regard these estimates with certain amount of sceptician and is therefore forced to the conclusion that on this occasion the Advisory Panel of Manufacturers have been able to show good reasons why their estimates are likely to prove correct.

Thrift Starts Early Wellington, O. Harry and Robert Lee are making a proẞt from the renting of their small, home-made mechanical racer to the other children Sri their neighbourhood. It is powered with a washing-machine motor and it can altain a speed of 15 miles an hour..

Abe, BREEN BREAKING KLICE

December 15, 1938.

Born 1820

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