Claim of $50. Interest Not Allowed, by Judge Judgment in-the sum of $200 and costs were awarded by Judge A. G. Mossop in H, M. Supreme Court yesterday morninğ in the case-of Ram Singh agathst Tara Singh.
Milwaukee; "Jan, 25.
The records of the Chrysler Motor Company- -were ordered -to be- held by: Distriet Judge Ferdinand Geiger of the Federal Court. here to-day pending a hearing on the petition of Mr. Robert Jackson, United: States Assisistant Attorney General. char ing mogopolistis practices by the company, The. records. were impounded.: for-ninety days to permit the Govern-{ment to re-introduce evidence in According to the plainti had support of its case "either in this lent $400 to Sadhu Singh and the or in another judicial district." defendant acted as a guarantor. Sadhu Mr. Jackson's petition. indicated Singh, who had paid the plaintiff $200, that the Federal Government would left last August <in a refugee ship, and the plaintiff therefore held the defendant responsible for the balance of the money.. The plaintiff also claimed $50 interest—from the renew the investigation of alleged monopolistic, practices—in automobile financing—United Press. en iff 25 doubt Te ira thatthe Second n 1 ad, cegünoni which is en doreen uld Crom the-Smaforths- avould.be-lamded- i57 Yangtszepoo, - - and. would-marchobes Hind their famous-pipe-basd-tbrough-Yangtesepoo -and Hongkaw,- P king: and-Bubbluig- Welb—Roads to: their billets, The mamys-Shanghailanders who had been looking forward o seeing another Scottish regiment n Shanghai, -And.had. been. anticipating.: the thrill of watching a kilted battalion. swinging through. the streets of Shanghai, will fave to Wait the- Seaforths kong, TVR. only two battalions. for "service Ili Shanghai." [t is understood that the British "military authorities. "ha decided that the two Battalions odd which wil be. left "ti ShabEhai, the Second Battalion - of ihe Loyal "Regiment and the First Battalion, the Durham Light Infantry, are sufficient in view of the fact that hostilities have moved away {rom the Shanghai area, Meanwhile, arrangements. have been concluded for the Royal) Welch Fusiliers to march. through. Hongkew on. February J.torthe. Sbanghgj: d& Hongkew: Wharf, where. they -will embark for. the Soudan. "The: Fusiliers. willcleave their billets, at, about 9: cticlod, "march to the Race. Course, down Nanking Road.to- The: Bund, across the Garden Bridge, and thence through Hongkew to the Shanghai Hongkew) Wharf. The usual. cere" many Which takes placé.on. ibe departure óf u British~battafion~ from Shanghai, and the arrival of a fresh battalion, that-óf exchanging greetings at the Race Course, will thus be dispensed with on this oceastén.
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