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21,935 - VILKILSNICKAN HAER HONG KONG TUESDAY, JULY 31st, 1928.

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“日登卅月棨年八廿百九仟登英

LONDON'S NIGHT CLUBS.

"ATTACKED BY A SHARK.

WOMEN'S ESCAPE.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

HAUNTS OF CROOKS AND BARE-HANDED FIGHT IN THE

TRICKSTERS.

POLICE POWERLESS.

135 230 200 480 5.48 7:20 ALIENS HOME

134

4.89 1,50 7.38

4.50 6.0%) 7.50

1.47

5.04 6.15 8.08

108719,59 1,51 -

8,08 4,18 8.07

#10:47 1,03 201

5,18 680 817

110,52| 1.09; 2,06 3.14

6.29 6.38 8.91

5.99 6.41 8.37

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Sheangibal Dep. 7.25

ShamabanArr. 7,41 8.45 0.13,10,1510.58 1.14 2,12 3.20 3.40

STATIONS

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12.40

DOWN TRAINS "...

MY 3- No No.17 20.19 Ya. Mộ. 23 - [Nɑ. 19

8.05

Canton Dep. Shemabun Dep 7.18 8.05 10.35 11.46 Etrangsini.Dep, is an to Fanling Dep, 7.30 6.18 10.42 Taipo Market Dep, 7.40 8.28 10.57 Taipe

...Dep. 7.44 8.31, 1101.

Bhatia.Dep. 7.57. 8,44 1.11.15 Tamati...Dey, 21125811.28 Kowloon Art. 8.17 8.02 11.03 12.29

6.59

|·230.

8.30

11.56 2.85.4.89 549 6.45 | 7,04 12.08-18,05 4,48,5.56 12.07 8.10 4.50 6.00 13.18 8.21 5.00 6.10. 19.99 8.28 5.04 8.35 19.881 3.89 17.8.29 19.488,515.99 | 6.40 12.64 3.37 5.85 6.46

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HOME OFFICE WILL NOT DEPORT.

Though undesirable night clubs in London are causing uneasiness both at the Home Office and Scotland Yard, there are no signs of legis lation being introduced to deal with

them.

Sir William Horwood, Commis- sioner of Metropolitan Police, is powerless under the existing law to deal with the problem as he would

desire,

Meanwhile a number of aliens are waxing fat on the profits they make from these so-called places of enter tainment. They can snap their fingers at the law, for in most cases a fire, not always a large one, gets them out of any trouble.

HOOGHLY.

To-day. (July 31st.)

Goodwood Stewards' Cup. A man and a woman were the victims of a thrilling counter Garrison Children's School, Prite with a man-eating shark in the Distribution, Valunteer Drill Hall. Hooghly and as a result & Calcutta1a.m. resident is lying in a grave condi-

- Baseball: Filipinos r. U.S.S. tion in hospital

Sacramento, 5.30 p.m.

Queen's Theatre: "The Midnight

The incident, which was the tragic conclusion of a happy bath-Rose," ing party, was marked by the courage of the man who exposed himself to great danger in shield-East" iog two women companions from the monster.

Attacking the manester with bare hands, however, failed to pre- serve from injury one of the wo reen, whose right arm was bitten. but the man's pluck and presence of mind probably averted tragedy.

Swimmer's Sacrifice..

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While bathing at Diamond Har. bour Mr. A. F. C. Smith, a private tutor, was pursued by the shark into shallow water. His right arm was torn away from below the elbow, but despite excruciating agony he struggled on the shark following.

was Miss Ethel Stanmore who standing in shallow water near the shore, was bitten by the shark on her right arm.

Mr Mead, the Marlborough street magistrate, during a recent case announced his intention of using all his powers to put an end to the growing scandal of these clubs. In future, owners and man- agers of such places convicted beRegardless of his own safety Mr... fore him for licensing, offences, are Smith fought the ack with the to be sent to prison without the bare hands. Thredders of his option of a fine,

left hand were tor

and he

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World Theatre: "Sparrows." Star Theatre: "Three Faces

Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.

Wednesday. (August 1st.). Minder Day. E.O.S.B. Minden Swimming Gala Kowloon Dock. Beach and Highland Dancing.

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"

Queen's Theatre: The Midnight Rose" at 15, Long Tack Sam. "Sparrows." World Theatre: Star Theatre Three Faces East"

Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m. Principal Mails:-Outward: Europe vid Marseilles (Paul Legat) 1.80 p.m.; Europe via therin (Chenonceaux), 12.30 p..

H

Thursday, (August 2nd.)

Annual Meeting Football League Volunteer Headquarters 5.30 p.m. entually "Queen's Theatre: The Red Mi!" he rocky at 9.15, Isis Tack Sem. otor car

**Heaven on World Theatre: Earth.".

also received ghasturies on the chest and bips. beThe three swimm acceeded in climbin river bank, where was standing, ge

After having the

Ja Registration Fee, To appreciate the problem con- fronting the authorities it should understood that anyone can register a club on paying & fee of 56

E a result of this law there and stones 132f-clubs in the Metro them drinking goes on at all hours of the night. The district bounded by Charing Cross, Piccadilly, Tot- terham Court-road, Regent-street, and Long Acre in the West End of London is crowded with them.

Fines That Have No Elect. Mr. Howard M. Tyrer, secretary of the Public Morality Council, Nor folk-street, Strand, said:-

way

#bour

They were removed from the rail station to the Presidency Mi General Hospital, where Smith's condition is grave.

Girl Swimmer's story.. "We were all swimming about, quite unconscious of danger when heard Mr. Smith cry O my God. said Misa Stan- It has got me.' more.

"There was a shark just behind

These clubs to which objection

"I looked round and saw that is taken are in almost the same area as in 1915, when drastic Mr. Smith was swimming as fast action was taken regarding them.an he could towards us. Ownery and managers have been fined time after time and their him and Mr. Smith was trying to premises closed down. That must kick out in order to frighten it demonstrate that there is some away. I noticed his arm was cover thing wrong with the law. Many ed with blood. The shark followed are nothing less than unlicensed him right into the shallow water where I was standing. It then at public-bouses.

tacked me

But because they are registered as clubs the police can only get into them by a subterfuge, which is a very undesirable state of

affairs

Mr. C. Leeson, the secretary of the Magistrates' Association, da organiation which has given much attention to the club question, said that the law was entirely unsatis- factory. He added:-

There is power for a magistrate to disqualify premises from being used as a club for 12 months. In the view of this association that period is too short. It should be five years. It would pay people who have equipped premises as a club to pay the rent for 12 months and then reopen, but they would. not be prepared to do this for live years.

Police As Hen About Town, Owing to the law, which gives re- gistered clubs immunity from police supervision, the authorities, when they suspect that the law is being broken, have to send policemen dressed as men about town into these clubs as casual members or visitors to gather "evidence. After wards a raid in force is planned, but more often than not the pro- prietors and managers of the 15 pected clubs get information of an impending police raid.

The Commissioner of Police has called the attention of the Home Office of the large number of aliene engaged in the night club business.

The police have recommended several alien club managers and proprietors for deportation," said an authority, but have been frus trated by inaction on the part of the Home Office," he added:

My right arm was torn near the elbow and to prevent the shark from attacking me again Mr. Smith fought it with his bare hands.

At his first attempt his right hand seemed to be torn off. I turned sick and ran towards the shore. Mr. Smith followed me, and the shak pursued him until he reached the rocks.

"We dimbed up the bank and got into the car somehow with the driver's help.

Mr. Smith fainted. We (her drove to the local hospital where the doctor dressed the wounds after giving us chloroform."

DISCARDING THE VEIL.

EFFECT OF AFGHAN QUEEN'S EUROPEAN TOUR

ALLAHABAD.

The Queen of Afghanistan, who has now returned to Kabul with King Amanullah, must again hide her charms in accordance with the law of the Purdah (veil).

But through the gauze, blue as Afghan skies, can be distinguished the smile that delighted the people of every European capisal during her recent tour.

A full week has been devoted to the official welcome of the royal couple, and the festivities have been attended by unmatched pageantry.

An element of modernity has been acquired for the country by the tour, but even the luxurious motor car and the aeroplane, used in the last stage of the homeward journey have failed to detract from the barbaric splendour of the royal reception.

Some of the clubs which aliens conduct are places of rendezvous for undesirable women, the meet- Tribumen from the wilds are ing place of crooks" and trick awestruck by the many western At the same time, sters, and a snare for respectable innovations. young men and women who are however, they are impressed by the foolish enough to frequent them King's references to women's eman- in the mistaken idea that they are cipation, and it is expected that the seeing life. Many are dens of Queen will soon lead the way to the

permanent discarding of the veil." blackmailere.

Star Theatre "After Midnight”, Tes Dance HK Hotel, 4.30 p.m.

(August 3rd.)

Meeting.

Christian Fellowship Helena May Institute, 10.30 a.m.

Queen's Theatre: "The Red Mill at 9.15, Long Tack Sam.

World Theatre: Earth"

"Heaven on

Star Theatre: "After Midnight." Tea Dance: E.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m. Principal Maila:-Inward: Europe Sue (Kalyan). Outward: Europe rid Siberia (Suiyang), &

p.m.

Great

Saturday. (August 4th.) War Declared between Britain, and Germany 1914.

V.R.C, Night Fêté, 0 p.m. Golf: Captain's Cup and Bogey Pool, Fanling.

Baseball-Senior Division: South China . Filipinas.

Queen's Regimental Band Concert Kowloon Cricket Club.

Queen's Theatre: "The Red Mill** and at 9.15, Long Tak Sam

World Theatre: "Heavea Earth."

on

Star Theatre: "After Midnight." Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel, 4,30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, 5 p.m.

Principal Mails: Outward: Europe tid Marseilles (Kashmir), 10.30 am; Europe vis Siberia (Kalyan), 10 am.

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Sunday, (August 5th.) 8th Sunday After Trinity. Golf: Captain's Cup', and Bogey Pool, Fanting.

Tea Dance H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.

Monday, (August 8th.) Golf: Captain's Cup and Bogey Pool, Fanling

Tea Dance: HK. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.

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