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September 25, 1939.

GIRL ADMITS THEFTS Mui Tsai with Bad Record

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you are making a very bail start in life in spite of all the facilities. afforded you," said Mr. Ilmsworth at Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday when Chan Yuen-wab, 17, a girl wan charged with stealing money and ger), has applied to the Mr. Chu Hsueh-fun, Chinese em-Jewellery from Wong Wal-lan.

Inspector Rogers sald Chan was the On Registry Office for a licence for ployee's delegate to the 25th Inter-

national Labour Conference, arrived niece of the principal tenant. her marriage to Otto Hans in Ilongkong last week after a suc-September 5 Wong discovered $18.20

suitcase. missing from Jier Ahrens, journalist,

cessful publicity tour in Europe.

Mr. Chu said the results of the September 12 a gold finger ring was conference had been satisfactory. missing and on September 13 six She suspected Chan wolver dollars. At the meeting, a resolution

questioned ber and Chan passed recognising the important con- and tribution China's two years' war of admitted stealing the money but not resistanco had made to International the finger ring, Only $3.20 was re- labour Interests.

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The bridegroom-to-be is an internce at La Salle College, and an application is being made for his release for the wedding.

Other couples, announcing their forthcoming wedding are:

Mr. Timoteo Abelardo, musiclun, to Miss Soledad Wong, of Ashley Rond, Kowloon.

Alt. Johnson Lieu, merchant, to Miss Phoebe Tsok, of Prince Edward Itoi, Kowloon.

Mr. Lai Shou-tung, bank clerk, to. Miss Wong Lal-sheung, of Perfection Place. Tai Hung.

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The resolution, which was passed Mr. Frazer of the S.CA, Bald Chan

registered mut taai and

became the adopted unanimously by delegates of 33 WAS countries, declared that the world of March 21 labour held the greatest sympathy daughter of Chan Kong-lui. tor China and would extend its ns- woman Inspector of the S.C.A. had sistance to China. Boycott against been visiting her since 1931 and had Japan would be intensified.

always reported that Chan was dis- According to Mr. Chu, the wide- obedient and of an unruly nature, ugainst She also stole from her adopted spread boycott movement Japan by labour circles throughout mother while in her custody,

Inspector Rogers sold the ring had the world was largely attributabile lo

not been recovered and the second the conference's resolution.

Mr. Chu-is making a short stay charge was dropped.

CONFISCATION QUERY in Hongkong, drafting his report to

Court Has No Jurisdiction Over Python

the National Government.

the

Assistance For Students in War Area In China

the Tea Chinese delegates to Something unique in Crown con- World Christian Youth's Conterence fiscation cases was heard before Mr. held at The Hague in July return- Himsworth at Kowloon Magistracy oned by Die Athos 11 yesterday, and China's present cause Saturday when Lee Sing, 62, pedlar of Chinese medicinal planters, was plight of het people in the war were reported to the conference in great charged with cruelty to animals.

Inspector Rogers cald as an attrac-detail, according to Mr. Cheng Teh- tlun for prospective customers, Leo chno, one of the delegates.

Several

concerning resolutions had several snakes in baskets. One,

small python was given a young China were adopted at the confer- to One advocates assistance tacken to mesmerise before swallow-ence.

Chinese students forced uut of school ing it..

by the hostilities.

Aside from problems relating to Christianity, political, economic and were also dis- diplomatic problems cutased, Mr. Cheng said.

Inspector Rugers raised the ques- tion of condseating the python as Lec might go elsewhere, he said, and do the same thing, but Mr. Himsworth replied that the low provided that the animal subjected to crucity could

be conscaled.

Inspector Hugers--But the chicken inside the python.

According to Miss Liang Chun- ching, another delegate, the entire to President Roose- body of women delegates sent a Joint telegram veit after the conference expressing Lee was fined $10, or two weeks appreciation of the American deci gol. If he is unable to pay the fine leion to abolish the 1911 Treaty of

and

with The Court will issue a distress warrant Commerce

Navigation against the python.

Japan and urging more positive ald to China,

NORTH POINT FIRE

Store Yard Suffers

Extensive Damage

Considerable damage was done to

goods stored in a matshed when fire

broke out in the store-ynrd of the Chinese Ministry of Communications nt North Point on Saturday.

The bluze occurred at noon, end seven appliances from Hongkong are

the

Altogether 71 countries, were re- presented, Germany, however, di not send any delegale.--Central News.

DANGEROUS DRIVING British Soldier Advised To Plend Not Guilty

1 Sequel to fatal accident in stations answered call. Hoses Repulse Bay Road on September 4, were played on the names on all sides, was the appearance of Pie. Leslie Lansdell, of the Middlesex Regiment, but it was over an hour before the before Mr. Forrest at Central Magis- fire-fighters succeeded in getting con- trol.

The matshed, in which were stored. miscellaneous goods, was totally de stroyed. The goods suffered much damage from fire, heat and water.

Unofficial sources state that material in the store-yard is worth $1,500,000.

the Hundreds of people living in vicinity watched the bluze, and roof lops were crowded.

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tracy on Saturday, charged with dangerous driving.

Sub-Insp. Clarke said Lansdell was driving a small Army truck and had rounded a right hand bend well on his own side of the road, but did right-angle turn to the left, struck the parapet on the side of the road and Plunged down the hillside for 50 feet. soldier, who was n passenger of the truck, was killed instantly.

Mr. Forrest advised Lansdell to plead not guilty, and adjourned the case to September 29. Lansdell was remanded in military custody.

--PARKING OFFENCE.

R. M. C. Dobbs, of Imperial Air- Man Dies After Quarrel

ways, was fined $20 by Mr. Forrest In Wanchai Street at Central Magistracy on Saturday, for overtime parking in Chater Road. Following a squabble Dver a bu Sub-Insp..Clarke said that the car centa mahjong debt. Yu Wal-tim, was loft in Chater Road until Septem- allas Tat Kan-lo, 28, is being held byber 2, when the Police took it to the Police following the death of Yau Central Station. Dobbs, on returning. Kam-hoi, 25. of 119 Lockhart Road to the Colony from a short visit to ground floor.

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It is alleged that Yu met Yau at where he had left it, and reported 1. on Friday at the junction of that it had been stolen. Jatte ford and Luar Road and de- Mr. Lo Yu-hing reported that his manded payment of a debt of 50 cents car an Austin tourer, No.. 3134 was om. and 0.50 ng at the result of a mahjong stolen between 0.45 game. You had no money and Yupm. yesterday outside No. 31 Fuk the car was re- caught him by the legs and bumped Wah Street: later

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head on this ground mes then let him fall.

Boverall covered.

In Hongkong Mr. Su Man-wa, of You's brother found him in a coma 16 Staunton Street, reported the last and on Saturday ho was taken to the of his car, a Morris No. 2427, from Queen Mary :spital where he died the Hongkong and Youmati Ferry from fractured spine.

car park, between 11 pm on Satur-

Yu was arrested yesterday in Wen-day and 11 p.m. on Sunday, but his

car, too, was recovered, chai.

Sentence of $10, or there weeks on the first churge, and $10, or three. weeks on the third charge, sentences lo rum consecutively, was passed.

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