On oath, Mrs. Mathas told the Court that she had taken out letters of administration of her. husband's estate at Chefoo. She added hat she knew nothing about the promissory note and that she was not present, as alleged by Hari Singh, when the money was handed over. She agreed that the promissory note was in her husband's handwriting.
Giving judgment for plaintiff, Judge Sir Allan Mossop stated that he was satisfied that Mr. Mathas had borrowed $2,000, had signed the pri misery note and had agreed to pi interest at 2 per cent. a month. At the time of his death he still owed To tighten further its cordon around!
Tokyo, Oct. 1
Beirut, Oct. 1. legal tender notes smugglers who, it is feared, might be engaged in sending notes to foreign-controlled areas to have them exchanged for foreign exchange, the Ministry of Finance has enforced a new set of regulations governing the transportation of goods by aeroplanes, No such transportation is allowed now unless it is approved by the Mi tary Affairs Council beforehand.
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