'At Committee Meeting og 'Beginning an investigation into the budget of the Shanghai Residents' Corporation, a A proposed budget amounting to 'Y¥.2,239,000, an increase of Y.862,000 over the current budget, was introduced at a general meeting on Tuesday of the Corporation and was referred to the Budget Investigation Approved by the sub-committee on Wednesday night was a pi expenditure of Y.1,900 for the Shrine. Reduced from Y.15,000 to Y.12,000 was the proposed allowance for the year for the president of the Corporation. Proponents of the reduction argued that the former president of the Corporation, Mr. Masusaburo Amano, received a Y.12,000 yearly allowance.
Action was deferred on the proed expenses for research and public health, after the proposed expenditures were discussed.—Domei. teresting First District Court giant
in California, It der Has Busy Day measuring 200 in. across, The First Special District Court e 30 tons. had a busy day yesterday in dealing with criminals arrested before and after the Easter holiday. The Hong-JO DESCENDANT of earls who does not kew police alone framed burglary social position too seriously charges against six suspects including in the Guards' Chapel a woman. The latter: were alleged to be responsible for at least six play-writing Lord Long-burglaries in Hongkew committed year or two ago she wrote phy, "Brought Up and between ber 3 and February 26 and the property stolen was said which to amount to about $20,000. Most of the victims were Japanese.
One of the things which parti-A member of a Chinese band cularly arouses her ire is the very daughters of the Poses Few mem-education given, as a rule, to named Hang Ah-woo was remanded
are a fervid ch, Oxford. His wife, a cousin red on political science at Christ
Mr shares his polit by the Tt would al that Hang recently found it hard to make both ends meet and lured a boy pedestrian into a restaurant where they partook a noodle meal. He was alleged to have pawned the boy's jacket in order to pay the bill but when he tried to repeat the offence the next day he was met by the boy's mother near Avenue Road.
A German Jew named Ernst Senger was sentenced to 20 days' detention, or a fine of $20, on a charge of pocket picking. He was arrested by a Japanese pedestrian in Broadway on Wednesday night after he had stolen a wallet from another German Jew. The wallet was never found again, but evidence was strong enough for passing a prison term sentence on' Senger, who said that he would appeal against the judgment as he had never committed a crime. The police theory is that the wallet Road, might have been lost during the excitement or passed to another man.
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