CORROSIVE LANDLORD CAUTIONED
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FLUID
Coolio Alloged To Have Attacked Woman
An offer-coolle .at Alexandra Buliding, Leung Kal, 38, was tried before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal Sessions; yesterday on a charge of throwing corrosive fluid on two young women, Wong Lai-fong and Cheung Yuk- chan.
Mr. J. Whyall, Crown Counsel, prosecuted, and the following com- prised the Jury: Mesara, J. F, V, Ribeiro (Foreman), M. L. Roclin, Lee Wal-tong, H. O. Marcal, W. J. Wool- ley, Ng Wal-yen and K. Chan.
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Mr. Wyatt said that on November 4, Wong went to her aunt's house in Hollywood Road, where accused alra lived, and had with her a comerò, which and barrowed from friend. Whilst there, she had acca- sion to go to the kitchen. She left the camern on a cheat of drawers in her aunt's cubicle, but when she came from the kitchen it was missing. Enquiries were made, and eventually she suspected accused. She taxed him about it the following day, and he admitted having taken and pawned it for $3. He promised to redeem it or pay,her the money to get li back, Nothing furitier happened until about a week later, when Wong ngain went to see accused to get the money, Accused was not there but his wife paid Wong a small sum on account.
Wong did not see accused again until November 30, when she and a friend. Cheung Yuk-chan, went to Alexanden Bullding. They were told that he was not there, but just as they were leaving they met a smoll boy, Teol Hon-wah, whom they knew, and be told them neeused was In the rear of the building.
Premises Used by Tenants
J
As Heroin Divan
A case of particular interest. to landiords in the Colony was heard of the Central Magistracy before Mr. T. J. Houston yesterday when Un Wing-tao, of 153, Wing Lok Street, was summoned for knowingly having permitted his premises, No. 8C, Wellington Street, to be used as a heroin divan 'after he had received notices from the Court of the con- victions of two persons who had used the floor as a ́divan.
Inspector A. Sabey appeared for the police, and Mr. C. Y. Kwan re- presented the defendant, who WOJ not in Court.
Luk Cheuk, who described himself as the manager of the house, said that on December 13, 1038, he receiv- ed a notice from the Court informing Un Wing-tso that a certain person hud been convicted for keeping ui the time the tenant was a man named heroin divan on the premises. At Wong Tak-shing. Upon the notice, witness, acting on behalf of defendant, asked Wong Tak-shing to move. Wong left the following day, but not before witness refunded im $24, being part of the rent which had been pald în advance.
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Speech By Premier Before Diet
Tokyo, Jan. 18.
An eight-point platform, which will be enunciated by the Premier, Baron Ifiranuma, in his Diet speech on January 21, will be as follow:
(1) Japan will firmly strive to attain the objective of the campaign in China in accordance with its Immutable polleles;
(2) The proposed construction of a new order in Ezat Asia thould be conducted along the "High Way of Heaven and Earth;"
(3) While the campaign to crush the ant-Japanese Kuomintang ad- ministration in China will be con- tinued, those far-sighted Chinese who desire to co-operate with the Japanese In reconstructing China, will be in vited to participate in the new order; (4) Efforts will be made to promote the understandings of third Powers, white co-operation will be continued and sympathetic
with the friendly third Powers;
BACK TO THE · BIBLE
A Prophetic Lecture By Dr. French Oliver
"In my younger days," said Dr.
the Oliver at
Kowloon Union Church on Tuesday evening. "pro minent figures in the religious world were saying that Revelations la ton mysterious a book to be understood, and they gave up the attempt to enter into possession of the riches of revealed truth, contained therein. Prophecy la far more thrilling than romance"
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January 19, 1939,
A Look Through The "Telegraph"
50 YEARS AGO
:
Mr. Jno. Lapralk, head of the arm of Messrs. Douglas, Lapraik & Co., lett London for this port by the P. & O. Co.'s pleumer en Dosember 20. Mr. J. J. Keswick, of Messrs. Jardino, Matheson Co who is accompanied by Birs. Keswick and their two children, left London in the P. & O. Co.'s Coromandel on the 10th Inst.
Revelations, Chapter 13, shows us the apostato nations and demonised people left upon the earth after the
The troopship Tamar, which Jeff rapture of the saints, under the Portsmouth on the 3rd and Queenstown dictatorship of the anti-Christ and on the Gth Inst. bylags for longkang, the false prophat. The preparations Livat. E, G. Gound, B... Surgeon G. for this terrible Ume are discernable rill, of the Medical Staff, and Capt. Lu-day on every hand. Great num, Paterson and Lieute. T. A. Scott and bers of people, whose
W. Thorburn, of the 9ft Itegiment. with things Christian has fallen short of their personal regeneration, have turned aside. to Spiritism. Christian Selence, Buddhism and even to mere psychology. Tolerance Is the pet phrase of the Church to- The fact is that people to-day are lay. Tolerance is not in the Book. tolerant of any and every form of false teaching.
but utterly Intolerant against the preacher who is loyal to the God of the Bible. Such men us Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, by feaching
25 YEARS AGO 11.X.C.C. Craigongower, Cricket match, played at Happy Valley o Saturday, the Club winning easily. The detailed Repres To As follows:
1.K.C.C.
se; A. C. Elbersuch, e Naria b Tayley, T. E. Pearce, e Rosa, b Davierwalla,
28; A. A. Claxton, b Tayler, 10: R. Kennedy, Vivensh, Pestonji, 9; 9. 9. Moore, bestondi, 10, 1. N. Anderson, Taylor, a Pestonj), 32; C. C. Clarke, Hancock, 11; A. C. Gace, not out, 11: Aubrey b Hancock, 0; P. I. Cobb, e and bancock, B.
Total 178,
The premises was then offered for present cangiaign is not a military their; subjects what it means to obey F. K. Brownrigg. b Pertani, 12: G. E
rent and many would be tenants ap- plied, but they were carefully ex- amined for fear of a similar case. On the fourth day of vacancy a woman who appeared to him to be respect- nule and had a family, applied and that she was a refugee who had just he accepted her as tenant believing
arrived from the country. The nome she gave him was Lee Mun. Shurtly after she moved in he received u summons from the Court requesting him to attend. He learned that a man had been convleled for using the premises as a heroin divan, As a result of this he asked Lee Mun to Going to the Afth floor of the ser- move out and rented the premises to vants' quarters, the women met a Government servant. He Was accused and asked him for the never aware that the premises were money. Accused replied angrily that being used as a heroin divan because not got the money but he seldom went there. Whenever die he had promised to pay later. The women | did go everything seemed to him to then left and, whilst crossing the be in order.
bridge connecting the servants' quar- tors with the main buliding on a lower floor. they felt some liquid falling on them.
Fluit In Tin
Meanwhile, the accused had gone to the sixth door and was seen by Tso throwing the contents of a tri, which he was holding when he was speaking to the women, over the ride. The contents were later found to be caustic acid.
Shortly after the liquid had fallen on them, the women felt pains on their heads and shoulders and im- medlately shouted out. Miss S. da Reza, a stenographer employed at Watson's came out of her office un hearing the screams, and gave the women some water. In the mean- Ume Trol had also heard the commo- tion and he rushed down to report what he had seen. As a result of this, Mr. L. Guy, Manager of the Wholesale Department of Watson's gave instructions to look for accused. He was eventually found and detain- ed, while Mr. Guy telephoned for the
Police.
When charged, accused said he had no intention of throwing the fluid.
The case was adjourned until this morning.
REGISTRY WEDDINGS
Seven Chinese Couples United Yesterday
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Landlord's Duiles
Mr. Kwan submitted that it could not be suggested that defendant should send some one there or even go himself to make sure that
Je, place was not being used as a heroin divan. "The landlord of a premises is not supposed to take the place of a policeman, to look after such cases," said Mr. Kwan, who added, the magistrate's decision in this par- ticular case was of paramount im- portance to all landlords..
Mr. Houston sald that the question before him was to decide whether defendant had any reasonable means of not knowing that the premises were being used as a divan,
Counsel replied that what had to be considered was how long after the divan had been discovered was the tirst visit paid to the premises by defendant. There was only 30 in- lerval of eleven days from the time of the first tenant moving out the. second coavletion.
and
defendant
Magistrate cautioned the
In agreeing with Mr. Kwan, the and registered a conviction against him remarking that periodic visita should be paid to premises by either the landlords or their agents in order to satisfy themselves that nothing unlawful was going on in- side. If they found diiculty in entering the premises, then they could easily use a subterfuge, such as giving an excuse to inspect the premises to decide wholer painting was necessary,
Yesterday was a popular day for TO VISIT HONGKONG weddings, seven Chinese coupics being united at the Registry.
Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith omelated at two of the ceremonies. Mr. Chlu Tak-fai, alias Chiu Thong-fuen, com- mission agent, married Miss Lo Wai- kee, of 4 Follinger Street, the wit- nesses being Messrs. Siu Ting-wai
and Lo Iu-fán, Mr. Kwan
yuen, bank clerk, married Miss Au Pik-yee, secretary, residing al 155 Fa Yuen Street, the witnesses being Messrs. H. W. Fraser, Inspector of Mul-tsal, and Kwan Mok-chung.
Mr. T. J. Gould, Deputy Registrar of Marriages, offelated ai the other five ceremonies.
Mr. Willum Wong, student, mar- ried Miss Rosia Yu, of 63 Bonhum Road. The wilnesses were Meters Yu Chun-koung and L1 Sing-shu.
Mc Fak Pole-ming, student,' mar- ried Miss Tse Slu-kwan, of 40 Vil- lage, Road. The witnesses were Messra. Folt Yen-gang and Tse Tok- Bang.
Mr. He Hung-pong, office assistant, married Miss Tse Sau-hing, of 182 Wanchal Road. The witnesses were Mesirs. The Shiu-kwan and Ho Wing.
Mr. Tsul Ng-tait, police interpre ter, married Miss Teang Yin-kee, of 104 Johnston Road. The witnesses were Mr. Tsang Onewwing and Mrs. Tri Ng Say-lın,
Mr. Yung Koon-ng, manager of Arla de Luxe, married Miss Ruth Chinn, of 13 Caroline Hill Road. The witnesses were Messrs. Hui Po-chiu and F. 8. Luk
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(5) The ultimate objective of the
victory but lies in the reconstruction of Chins and co-operation between Japan, Manchukuo Ind Chine;
(0) There are still many obstacles In the way of the current situation, but the entire resources of the State should be concentsated for the attain- nient of the objective in view;
(7) Efforts should be made to per- feet national defences;
a dictator, are advance-guards of the world-wdle dictatorship of the anti-Christ.
Theologically, the crime has been committed. Dr. Guebelein, of New York, as well said that the Higher Critics should be called "lgher Crickets", because 1 cricket makes
the abg noise in America, the chairman of a
dark. In a confer- ence of 350 Ministers publicly ac- (0) Efforts should be made to ex-knowledged that his theological belief pand the productive capailty of In- coincided with those expressed in dustries and strengthen the national Thomas Paine's Book "The Age of
Reason." general mobilisation marhinery..
Paine was drunken in- ! went to America and died a drunken fidel who raped a home in Europe, wretch in 1809. Some eight years
Harry ago.
Emmerson Fosdick preached in New York on "The Perii of Worshipping Jesus Christ"i The reply of the late Dr. James M. Grey, then President of the Moody Bible Institute, awoke millions of former Posdick-worshippers to his devilish subtlety.
Baron Hiranum will seek the ap- proval of the Diet for the Govern ment's Budget and legislative plans.
Domci.
Budget Disclosure
Tokyo, Jan. 10. The new Finance Maister, Mr. Dotaro Ishiwata, addressing the Diet ordinary budget of the Government on January 21 will point out that the for the 1939-40 .esl year totals Yen 3,694,000,000 Increase of Yon 100,000,000 ofer the working budget.
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The deficit in the revenue, estimat ed at Yen 880,000,000, a decrease of Yen 198,000,000, from the working budget, will be met by the issue of public bonds.
Mr. Ishiwata
will also announce that the taxation will be increased by Yen 150,000,000 to Yen zure extra the items affected including the extra- profit tax and commodity tax.
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Lieutenant Gilbert M. Welmon, the olcer in command of fl-fated sub- marino A7, which rank with all hands of Plymouth, was well known in Hong- kong. He was a very popular officer and a keen foutball player. lle WOR remembered by most poopta bere, how- ever as the original of the nama part,
Al Luk, in "The Cook" last your, when
he gave that remarkable imitation of a Chineno nong, He left H.M.S, Rosario for home In March, 1913 and though he has bean at auomarine work ever since, was only appointed to enmuiand the A7 two menths ago. There remain now only eight of the A class of sub. marines--or nine when this one is scrap them? raised again. Could we not afford to
Political Preparation Politically, the preparation cam- plete, The Church of to-day is the fast of the seven, the Laodiccan, with Christ outside (Rev, 3, 20). Europe has been crying out, "We need nn- other Crumwell." America "Would God we had another Lin-
The annual prize distribution in con nection with Queen's College took place coin." Nowadays we have Socialists
at the College when H. E, the Governor, arising with cloudbursts
of words
Sir Henry Alay, presented the awards.
had the marks" Witness the great. D. C. Wolfe, Mr. T. K. Dealy. but a Sahara Desert of ideas. "No He was supported by Lady May, shop глад might buy or sell, save he that Lander, Bishop Pozzoni, Mr. E. A Director of Education, Bir, and monopolies of trade and commerce of our day.
headmaster, and Lieut. Alison, A.D.C. The Headnianter, In the course of his report, and that the maximum enrol.
297 were new boys. ment during the year 1013 was 830, af
He will stress that the Govern-¡ ment's foreign exchanie policy w.ll beings of Russian prince, speaking of
The lecturer quoted from the writ kept intact with the exchange value the ruthless undermining of all exist-wham of Yen fixed at 1s, 2d.-Domet,
Issue of Debentures
the
numerical
ing, governments and institutions, so
dictatorship that a world-wide infumy might be established. People Tokyo, Jan, 18. are becoming more and more ac- The maximum of the Government customed to wearing a mark, for we guarantee debentures to be issued by have denominational badges, lodge the Industrial Bank of Japan will be badges, trade marks, party
badges increased from the existing
Yen trade union badges and many others. 500,000,000 to Yen 1,000,000,000 in
Referring to the number 660, plation by the Ministry of Finance. identified this with the accordance with a plan under contem- lecturer mentioned that many have cum of the letters of the Latin sen- The bank's capital will be latenes on the crown of the Pope. But creased from Yen 50,000,000 to Yea, It can be similarly identified with the 450,000,000,
Hebrew name of the Emperor Nero, The scheme is connected with the with the Chaldean abbreviation of capacity of industries,-Domci. policy for increasing the productive, The fact is
Saturnalia and with many others. that all the Satanic systems from the time of Nimrod and the building of the tower of Babel, right up to the time of the reign of A three-year plan to expand pro-up in the mark of the beast.
the anti-Christ, will all be summed ductive capacity for Japan, amenu- kuo und China has been approved by the Cabinet. The programme Vegdis next apra and enus in April 199 which as for the expunanure of over £10,000,000,--Reu.er.
THREE-YEAR PROGRAMME
Tokyo, Jan. 18.
at Friday's Young People's Rally, is A big attendance of young people looked forward to.
RURAL WELFARE
NOTE FROM FRANCE" Activities at the Centre
Another Power Makes
At Shumchun
Mr. Richard Lam, Professor of
coming to Hongkong for nest A Complaint to Japan Agriculture of Lingnan University,
time since she went ashore in Sal Won Bay during the typhoon in September, 1937.
On that occasion it seemed Ekely for a time that the Asama Maru would be lost. She was saved, but it was not until September, 1935, that she re-entered the service.
In the meantime, the service from Japan to Hongkong had been dis- continued: the Taiyo Maru, Tatsula Maru, and Chichibu Meru carried on between Japan and Americe, When the Asama Moru re-entered the service the Talye Maru was withdrawn from the trans-Pacific service and placed on the Kobe Shanghai stage.
Now it has been decided to take Hongkong back into the run. The Asama Maru will arrive on February 15 and sail for Japan and America on the following day; next will come the Tasuta Maru arriving February 28 and selling on the fol- lowing day: and after her tho Chichibu Maru, arriving on March 29 and leaving on the following day.
Chichiba Maru Re-named
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With advice that Hongkong is to
become the terminal again comes
London, Jan. 19. The French Government has sent to Japan a note similar to that re- cenuy sent by Britain, protesting against violation of the Nine-Power Pact and discrimination against for eign trade in Chine-Reuter.
Businessman Writes Letter To The Times"
has been delegated by the University authorities to
In co-operate
the agricultural work of the Shumchun Rural Welfare Centre. Mr. Lam recently returned from Honolulu and brought a quantity of seed for crop sowing. Under the decision of the University authorities an appeal wit be made for rice seed, which will then be distributed to the refugee peasants returning to their land through the Shumchun Welfare Centre. Later it is hoped that Ling- nan graduates will participate in the field work of the centre,
10 YEARS AGO
With more than 300 guests present, the annual ball of the Taikoo Club was held last night and the "sound of tovelry" was not stilled until the early hours, to eluse one of the most success- fal functions yet held by the arganist-
tion.
Among the prominent guests were: Hespre. N. S. Brown, K. E. Grolg. II. C. Kesker and J. R. Scott, as well as re- shipping interests, presentatives from Kowloon and of the
The various committees responsible tlona were: for the extremely well managed funt-
upper:-Messrs. G. H. Stewart, T.
Barclay, J. Polson, J. I. Stewart.
Door: Mesara. D. Munro, S. Hope, J. II. Staw
Decorations:-Mesars. T. Grimshaw, T. Grimes, W. Warnock, J. Poison, R. B.
Doll,
Carl Room-Mr. T. Grimea. Bar:--Mconta. D. Munro, C. 9. Cam- eron, C. B. Matthews, J. Russell.
Cloak Room:Mr. T. Barclay. Ladies' Cloak Room:Mrs. Barclay. M.C.' Meanta. G. H. Stewart, J. Bussell, T. J. McCarr.
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Captain J. D. Whyte, from reservo, has gone master, Nanchang, Captai W. Shaw, of the Nanchang, la un re-
sorve
Captain J. J. Gambie, of the Kang- ting, Is on reserve, Captain L. Evans, from reserve, has gone master, Kang- ting.
Captain C. E. Plunkett-Cole, meting Marina Superintendent.
C. N. Go., langkong, lina retired,
Captain T. M. Johnstone, C.N. Co., Hongkong, has gone to special duty.
Captain C. B. Jones, from reserve, McCulloch, of the Secchow, is on how gone master, Baochow. Captain J
teherve,
Mt. ... Foster, clef omeer, Sheng- king, is on reserve. Mr. A. 31, 2011, chief officer Faiskan, is on. Home has gone chief officer, Fatahan. leave. Mr. J. W. Bennett, from reservo,
Mr. N. Mellan, from Home, haa gene extra second officer, Holn Peking. Bit. D. McRae, from reserve, has gone extra chief engineer officer, Tatunk.
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London, Jan, 18. Mr. Kawamura, Chairman of the Japanese Businessmen's Association in London, in letter to The Times The Centre has been fortunate in in reply to Mr. J. W. Nicholson's obtaining the advice of Mr. P. E. letter of December 21, emphasises Witham, who is a technical adviser in
5 YEARS AGO The Journal of Commorco reports that the Japanese have taken extreme China on the production of ten. Mr. that an agreement has been reached be care to cause the least inconvenience Witham has been instrumental in
tween the United States and Britain to possible to foreigners in China, stat- starting several tea, experimental temporarily maintain a five to one ing that the Japanese operations in stations in different parts of ChinaIt sage that the American Stabilisa-
dollar-sterling ratio. hampered. the fighing in Shanghai are specially since his arrival in the Far East near- Liam Fund in uxpected to support ster
ly two years ago, and it a suitableling. the Yangtse, he says the low level operations of the Centre a similar at rate about 10 francs,
while the Bellieh Exchange With refe
site
can
be found within the sphere of Equattention Fand will keep the pound of the water at winter Eme impedes i experimental tea plantation will be doitar-sterling, duel on the Exchange The report follows upon A serious the removal of the boom and the set up.
Among the notable' visitors 10
Market yesterday. sweeping up of mines. Such obsfa- ! cies must be removed before navi-Shumchun last Sunday were Bishop gation can be resumed
Hall, Bishop Valtorta; Mr. S. N. Chhu, with safety.
and Hon. Dr, Selwyn Clarke, Encour-
reference to navigation, on
At Tsingtao the Chinese sank over aging talks were given by the visitors hamper the Japanese novy's ap have already begun thele.work in pre 20 chips niongelde the wharves to to the workers of the Centre, who proach. These were now being reparation for Die spring sowing season, moved by the Japanese Tavy so the which is approaching, wharves could be available.
word that the name of the Chichibu Maru has been changed. She be comes the Kamakura Maru. The reason for this change is not yet known. Recently when the Japanese Referring to exchange control in romanisation was revised the was spoiled Tiibu Mare, but the Chauge Chine, Mr. Kawamura says that it actually favours Belfish merchants
Spelling Bee
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whereas Japanese merchants adhere many of these words are
The three ships on the American fine are the leaders of the N.Y.K
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Consternation has been caused by the vigout of an anit-Neal speech in Vienna. by Dr. Dollfuss and Austro-German relations sum likely to be subjacted, tơ further strain.
fleet. They are each of 17,000 tons, of 14. HACE o zate la correct and whát: ta merong with ployment of all nacénary --force, not
with accommodation for 838 paasen-
From June there will again be four shler in the Hongkong-San Francisco
`ba tikan. into the rim.
to
Mr. Huwaturn emphatically denies | that it is the Japanese Intentions eliminate Western trade inquence in the Far Epas "arid Purge British
the others?..
The midget Chancellor, who itselfed that Austria was at the end of the pattonce with Nasi terrorlam. Dr. Doil- fuas expressed his determination to restare onder in the country by the em counting the east, since thetr, restrained methods had, been misunderstood,
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