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NOTICE

DEFENCE REGULATIONS-1940

The following rates will be charged for mailing single copies of tho following newspapers

abroad:-

South China Morning Post

China and Macno

10 cents per copy

British Empire and Foreign

25 cents per copy

The Hongkong Telograph

China and Macao 14 cents per copy 16 cents Saturdays

British and Foreign 20 cents per copy 25 centa Saturdays.

Tells Danger Of Air Invasion

Friday,

G.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

January 17, 1941.

R.

PRIVATE DELIVERY

Businessman Fined $50

William Peter Hunt, 39, company

Chlo

| PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 20th. day of January, 1941, at 3 p.m., at the Oleos of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land near Talproprietor, 'n citizen of the United Shul Hang, Demarcation District States of America and resident at the Hongkong Hotel, appeared before Mr .169, New Territories in the G. T. Lowry at the Central Magis- Colony of Hong Kong, for a

tracy morning on a charge of term of 75 years, commencing Infringing Defence Regulations. from 1st July. 1898, with the went on board a Dutch stenner an Lance Sergeant Jenner sald that he option of renewal at a Crown Wednesday and when he asked de- Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor fendant whether he had any letters, of His Majesty the KING, for the replied that he had same which he one further term of 24 years had already handed to an officer on

the ship for delivery in Hongkong. less the last three days thereof.

Hunt sald that he did not know Intending bidders are advised that it was n

to bring crime

lettern that immediately after the dispo-in otherwise than by post and Lance Sergeant Jenner said that defendant al of the let the Parchaser (if was quite frank about the

posses- not the applicant) will be required sion of the three letters which he really produced. The fellers were to deposit with an authorised

shown to the magistrate. officer who will be present at the. Defendant was on $100 bait and nale, the sum of two hundred was fined $30. dotlara, ($200) in enah. This sum

Exchange At A Glance

T.T. Singapore T.T. T.T. India T.T. USA.

BANKS

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter 1853. Paid-up Capital ................. £5,000,000 Reserva Ltabilty of Proprietors £1,000,000 Reserve Fund

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West End Branchi' 34/15, Cock-pur Street, BXV.J.

Manchester Branchi

52, Mosley Street, Manchetser, 2.

SELLING

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1/27

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1/2%

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T.T. Shanghai

.430

$254

Japan

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DAY

.8215

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T. Batavia

Manila

.401

43

149

.101

Nom.

.09

1/0

Ipoh

Iloilo.

BUYING

Karachi

Bombay

Klang

4 m/s L/C London

.1/3/2

Calcutta

Kube

4 m/s D/P London

1/3

Agencies:

Kuain

Cuve Street Lumpur

4 m/s L/C US.A,

.24/2

4 m/s France

.Nem.

Canton

30 d/s India

Cawnpore

.841/2

Colombo

Doini

TT. Bangkok TT. Salgon T.T. France TT. Switzerland T.T. Australin

U.S. Cross rute in London 4,021

U.S. Cross rate in N.Y. ..4.004

will be refunded on payment of NEWSMAN LOOKS Broker Goes

the Purchase price.

PARTICULARS

Inland Lot

Na

Near Tat Stul Hang, Demarcation District

109, New Territories.

No. of Sale

Registry No.

Locality

OF THE

Boundary |17easurements;

N. 8.

feet Tent fest Ferti

■ per alo

plan.

LO'T.

Contents

Bq. feet,

Ann. Rent.

Upset Price

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1.903

To Prison

Neth Thailand, Singapore, the Aayamany

AGENCIES AND BRANCHKI:

Alor Star

Amritsar

Bangwak

iJatavia

Hongkong

Fairlie l'aces 'Kuching

Cebu

Haiphong Hamburg Innkow

Madras

Manila

Medan

New York

Peiping

(Peking)

Penang

Itangoon Balgan Seniarang Seremban Shanghai Singapore Siulawan Bauroboys Taiping Ticntain. Tongkah

(Dhuket) Taingtao Yokohama

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General

Banking Business transacted.

MURDER CHARGE

*

Story Of Quarrel Over Loans.

Tho; events leading to and follow- Ing an alleged murder at Cheung Tau Po Village, Au Tau, Now Territories, In November were related at the Criminal Sessions by Mr J. P. Mur- phy, Assistant Crown Solicitor, to-day when Lau Fat; Cheung Kai-sau and Cheung Sau-fat, were charged with murder and accessory, before. the fact.

The Jury comprises: Messrs K. G. Blair (Foreman), W. R. Conolly, 9. R. Solino, S, S. Ruston, C. M. Wolosh, Yau Si-lim, Pang Kok-sul and L. A. R. Remedios

First accused is defended by Mr D. J. N. Anderson, instructed by Mr II. L. Kwan; second accused by Mr T. F. Lo, instructed by Mr A. cl Arculli; third accused by Mr Hin- |shing Lo, -instructed by Mr J. M. Hall.

Mr Murphy said that the decensed man was Cheung Kau who Ilved with is nine-year-old son in Cheung Tou Po Village, Au Tau, New Terrliorles, CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year About 25 years ago, the deceased or sharter periods in Local or Other Cur was bought by a man Cheung Mok reneles at rates which will be quoted on ying who is the father of the third application.

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened inson of Cheung Kom-yuen.

accused, and was made the adopted

Local Currency and Sterling with interest allowed at rates obtainable on application The Bank's Head Office in London undertaker Executor & Truster business Tx overpaid, on terms which may be and claims recovery of British income ascertained at any of its Agencies and

Branches

IL A. CAMIDOE

Manager,

POST OFFICE

A Spendthrift

The deceased and the second and third accused at various times auc- ceeded to property which was passed down from branches of the family from time to time, The decensed man was apparently 23 spendthrift, He sold the property to which he had succeeded over 30 houses around about the village, and

AT THAILAND Japanese Influence Grows

Forgery On A Letter CHUNGKING, Jan. 15 (Central

Elins David Sykes, alios A. S. News). The key fact about Thailand Watson, 46, broker, was sentenced to Is that it is a revolutionary state with two months Imprisonment with hard a great mass of peasants and with a labour by Mr G. T. Lowry at the tremendous illiteracy, declared Me

Central Magistracy this morning for Theordore White, Chungking corres obt pondent of Time," who has return-obtaining $30 from Mr P. A. Krishna ed here from four-month tour of in the office of the Orient Company

Building, by means of East Indies and Manila, forged letter. The letter bore the

some undes and the only property he kept was the house In which he lived. Ap- Mr White, who was in Indo-China addition of a certain word purported when the Japanese marched Into that to have been written by Mr M. G.

parently, the deceased lived on the country, found that although Thai-Gill of the Naval Dockyard, asking

proceeds of the sales and ultimately land insists upon democracy being for payment for certain forms and

he had spent all his money. the goal of a revolution, the in-defendant knew it was forged, it was

Mr Murphy said that when the de- fluence of the democracies is waning, alleged.

INWARD MAILS ·

censed had no money left he borrow- in Thailand-a country ruled

Sub. Inspector, J. O'Donovan pra-Air Malt by "Pan-American Airways ed, and particularly from the third by few educated people at the top.

secuted,

Direct Service"-San Francisco accused, In Syltes called to witnesses, Poller

July or August last There are two groups in the T Sergeant D. Glazoonoff and Au Sze,

date, 9th January

Jan. 17. year, third accused quarrelled with Canton

Jan, 18. decensed about money loaned and in and a pro-democracies group.

Jan. 18. particular about the deceased bor- ....Jan. 19. rowing money from him. In Novem- ..Jan, 10.ber Inst the third accused was heard to complain that the deceased was trying to get from him a land deed which he held as trustee, in order that deceased could raise money by mortgage.

group

Small Packet Post to all countrie is suspended.

Australia and Manila. Swatow

No person shall be eligible to vernment he said; a pro-dapanese of No. 317 Pakhoi Street, his land- Rabaul and Manila bid at the sale who has not pre-lowever, the pro-British and Pro-lady. Au Sze said that Sykes had SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

viously delivered to the auctioneer American clique has but a small kept putting her off regarding the WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (UP).—

voice in governmental affairs while rent and denied that he showed her a letter on which he expected to receive Stimson testifying before the House Excellency the Governor or by anis fast disappearing. Foreign Affairs Committer, said that officer duly authorised by him in

Mr Lowry Armed Forces that behalf. Such approval to he

doubt that defendant wrote the word According to Mr White, the Thai in the letter and that he did obtain

# military people the $30 from complainant. Colonial landers are not

although that country has an army of between 125,000 and 150,000 out of a population of 14,000,000, an alr force

of 300 planes (mostly Ameri- can-made), and a "doubtful" naval

includes four force which inarines.

The Secretary of War. Colonel Henry a written approval signed by British Influence, strong in the passome moned that he had no closed 15 minutes eariler than the

Lawn Bowls Team the United States would be in very

The following will represent Lane, Crawford's In their Lawn bowls match against a K.C.C. team on the latter's, green on Sunday morning:

11. Burson, C. Carr, A. B. Hanson and A. W. Brown (skip); E. F. Baker, T. Edgar, J. Lodge and E. C. Fincher (skap); H. N. Benuer, W. C. Orley, . Tanner and H. W. itandall (skip).

FREE

great danger of on air invasion should the British navy be destroyed should It surrender."

or applied for

at the Secretary's Office not later than 18.1.41.

LONDON, Jan. 16 (Reuter) Reports spread abroad concerninis a meeting between Italian and Gerinan personages are devold of foundation,)

late

official Italian agency.

the

N. B.

news

The first 100 diners at the ROTARY CLUB FUNCTION on the 18th January at the Peninsula Hotel, who kindly send us their opinion of our

GINGER CHOCOLATE served free at the dinner... written on the back of the Menu with names and addresses, will. be presented with a box of the same GINGER CHOCOLATE by The Century Old

CHY LOONG GINGER FACTORY

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HONG KONG

RADIO REVIEW

Reaches the DISCERNING reading public

SPECIAL CENTENARY

ISSUE

to be published

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th,

Advertising rates on application to:

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RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 kc.) and 31.45 metres (9,520 kilo.cyclos) "Cavalleria Rusticana” Opera by Mascagni

Radio Programme Broadenst by 17, B. W. on u Frequency of 345 k.c's. rind on Short Wave from 1-2.15 pm.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mall are time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertis ed to close at or before 9 am, regis Singapore Convictions tered and parcel malls are closed a Sub-Inspector O'Donovan said that p.m. on the previous day. Wher defendant and two previous convic-mails are advertised to close after ions in Singapore, six months in pm,, Registered and. Parcel mall

are closed at 5 p.m. sub- August 1926 and nine months

October, 1932. He had no previous

Friday, Jan. 17 Air Mail by Air to Rangoon to connect with the "British Overseas Airways,"

in

Mr White said that the Japanese conviction in Hongkong. Syltes had wife and three children. They had urged the Thatlanders to take back a two pieces of territory from Indo-been sent to Miss Harrop of the Chins after the French capitulation he had since heard that the wife and Secretariat for Chinese Affairs and to the Germans. He said that there children had gone to Macso to her Is a group in the Thai government who could be used to resist Japan's father. southward advance, Ife added that Thailand now finds herself in the same posillon as Poland in 1938 when the Czechoslovakian crisis flared up.)

ANTONESCU AND

NAZI STATESMEN

and -11 p.m. on 9.52 m.c's. per New Italian General BELGRADE, Jan. 16 (UP).—The

Lecond,

5.45. Indian Programme, 6.30 Closing Local Stock Quota- tions.

0.32 The H Billies (Vocal) and the London Piano-Accordeon Band.

.00 London Relay-The News, 7.15 London Relay-“Questions of "the Hour"-

7.30 Dance Musto by Harry Roy and His Orchestra,

8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

8.03 Studio-Saxophone Recital by Palato with E. O'Nell Shaw at the Piano.-1. Concerto in E Minor

| (Gurevich)—1st Mov: Maestoso, 2nd Mov: Andante Sostenuto, 3rd Mov: Presto; 2. "Ilona" Hungarian Czardas (Gurewich).

8.28 (Tenor),

Songs by Richard Crooks

8.30 London Relay--"Theatreland.” 9.00 London Relay-The News and News Commentary.

9.30 Landon Relay-Talk: "Books nud Prople."

0.45

Mascagni's "Cavalleria Eus ileana Characters and Soloists in order of appearance: Turiddu, a young soldier, Giovanni Breviario (Tenor); | Santuzza, a village girl, Delin Sanzio (Soprano): Lucla, mother of Turicdu, Olga De Franco (Contralto); Alfo, a teamster, Piero Blasini (Baritone); Lola, wife of Alilo, M. Pantaleoni (Mezzo-Sop.); and Members of La Scain Orchestra and Chorus, Milan.

11.00 Close Down.

Bomber Fund Donations

A total of $1,545,525.60 was reached yes terday by the War Fund Inaugurated by the 5. C. M. Post, Ltd., with the following donations:

Christoplier, Merie & Jennifer Lee

(fourth donation)

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

Berlin correspondent af "Pravda” re- ports: " is understood to-day that ROME, Jan. 10 (UP)-It locmewhere in south Germany or the offelally announced that Crown Bavarian Alp, a meeting occurred Prince Humbert has been promoted between General Antonescut and Ger- to the rank of General in the Army, man Statesmen."

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Reg.

Jan. 17, 4 p.m. Ord,

Jan, 17, 4.38 p.r. Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A., and Europe via "Pan- American Airways and Trans- Atianllo Bervices"

Reg. Ord.,

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..Jan. 17, 5 p.m. .Jan. 17, 7 pm.

Saturday, Jan, 18

Air Mall by Sea to Singapore to con- nect with the "Britlah Overseas Airways."

K.P.O. & G.r.O. Ref. 22.com, Jan. 18, 4.30 p.m.. Ord,

Jan. 18, 5

p.m. Shanghai, Jopen, Honolulu, U.S.A.,

Canada,

Tired of Lending

Said Mr Murphy: The Crown's case is that the third accused became tired of this borrowing by the de- ceased, by his thriftlessness and his requests for loans, and that he deter- mined to kill him. Whether or not that was the motive is Immaterial to alleges that the the Crown's case, but the Crown | RC)

third act

accused is the person who is primarily respo

responsible for this man's death, that he alred assassins to kill Cheung Kau, that t the first defendant took an active part in Hilling Cheung, that the second ac- cused was present when Cheung was killed and that the Arst and third ac cused, certainly, and second accused, probably, helped to bury the body.”

The case is proceeding.

Fitch In H.K. For Chinese Y.M.C.A Plan

A campaign for $1,000,000 Chineze Central and South currency for the maintenance of the America and United Kingdom vin Y.M.C.A. Emergency Service to San

Francisco (No Porcois for Soldlem in China is being vigorously Canada and United Kingdom) pushed in the United States and her Noto: All malls for United King oversens possessions, sald Mr George dom will be forwarded with or Fitch, Secretary of the National Com- without Superscription

mittee of the Chinese, Y.M.C.A. and K.P.O. & G.P.O.

Associate Field Director of the Parcels.......Jan. 18, 4 pan. Service, in an interview with the ...Jan. 18, 6 p.ra. "Central News" to-day. Ord........Jan. 18, 6.30 p.m. .....5.30 pm. Sunday, Jan. 19

... pan. ....Jan. 30, Noon.

Re

Straits

Canton

Letters

Chinese New Year

Fair Opens

Mr Fitch, who recently returned to China from a two-month visit to the United States, arrived in Hongkong. yesterday. After a brief stay here, he will proceed to Chungking, where ha maintains his headquarters.

He revealed that the National Government appropriated $200.000 for the Service last year, while The annual Chinese New Year fair Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has opened to-day in Wanchal. The made an Individual donation of stalls are lined up along a section of $30,000 and Dr H. H, Kung, Vice- Gloucester Road, but only few President of the Executive Yuan,

were open for business this morning, $30,000. stall-holders being still busy trans- porting their wares and arranging their stalls. It is expected that the fair will be in full swing before the week-end, It will continue until late on the night of January 20, New Year's Eve.

Rescued Filipinos

For Manila

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" MANILA, Jan. 17

(UP)--The

Jocal agents of the Japanese sicamer

COMMENDABLE BEHAVIOUR

the

Chief Justice's Praise Congratulatory reinarka On pursuit of an armed man in Kowloon on December 13, were made by His Honour the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl. MacGregor, at the Criminal Scasions this morning.

Is Lordship was referring to Kamo Maru, disclosed that that vessel east heard yesterday in which

is arriving here next Sunday with 38 running gun duct between an armed Filipino tesmen from sleamers sunk

Chinese and a Chinese Police Officer described. Cheung Wan, 21, by German raiders in the Pacide Wo during recent montha

was found guilty of shooting at PCD288, Chung Sha-cho, and a man cause them grievous bodily harm or named Pang Kwong, with intent to to resist arrest, and he was sent to prison for seven yearn.

The announcement ctated that the survivors are coming from Au traila where they were taken after

their rearue.

Stowaway For Calcutta

Pleading guilty to slowing away on

Jardine

Matheson steamer

It was also disclosed that ↑ bus conductor of the Kowloon Motorbus Company had also chased the armed

unan,

bound for Calcutta, Weng Kon-kit, Itis Lordship said that the conduct

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of Independent means, told Mr of Pang Kwong, and particularly of Himsworth at Kowloon Magistracythe Inspector of the Kowloon Motor this morning that he slowed away Bus Company, in continuing to breause he was told that even if he pursue an armed man, deserved the pat his fare to Calcutta he would highest congratulations. not be allowed to Innd.

Wong, who was fined $30, alleged that a seaman promised to land kim at Calcutta for $200 to be paid on arrival.

Ilis Lordship said that he mention-

cd these two men with no Intention to belittle the admirablo conduct of PCD208 or of others who had taken part in the chase.