Three actions growing oat share sansactions on the Shanghai Stock, Euahense were rons fore His Honour Jodge G. W. King, oe, in H. M, Sopreme Court on Febraary 6.
The largest was that brought by Mr. Victor Gensbarger, against Mr. Meyer Shibbeth which involved. migses2. Mr. M. Reader Harris appeared for plainti! and. Mr. Banal C. MeDonald for the defence. 'After hearing brief, argument ithe pert of counsel, Judge King ordered pleadings. The suit is the result of alleged share transactions in 1929 and counsel for plaintiff said that two promissory notes were held by his client' in the amount ramed. The defendant's. affidavit pleaded the Statute of Limitations, Pleadings were also ordered in the action of Shahmoon, Reynell Ca, members of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, against Mr.
Charleton. Mr. Tycho Wing appear-fed for plaintiff and Mr, 2. Reader Harris for defendant. Me, Wing] said that the action had to do with fan improperly. endorsed: cheque.
Judgment for Tls. 23,237.48 was given plaintiff in the action of Mr. J. Rosenfeld, a member of the Bhanghal_ Stock Exchange," against Mr. M. E. Solomon, in. respect certain' share transactions in. 1929 which defendant, who appeared on his own Eehalf," went on at some length to explain to His Honour.
M, Peader Harris appeared for Newark, Feb. 6.
Prime Camera, the giant Talian Tedvyweight, continued his trlumphfant fistic caseer in the United States by knocking out Cowboy Owens, here to-night in the second yournd of a scheduled 20-round "This is Carnera's fourth battle and' ho has..won all of them by early Knock-outs since he came. to) America, Owens managed to stay through his Virst round against "the 280- pounder by diving, into clinches the second round, however, Garnera opened out a full barrage of blows hailing down from. his tremendous height, and when he ent Owens to the canvas with 9 ight cross to the jaw, the Cowboy's evening was finished without further argument—United Press,
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