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U.S. BASEBALL
YANKEES BEATEN AGAIN
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NEW YORK, June 14. BOSTON RED Sox administered
another sensational defeat to the New York Yankees today. when they hit up 13 runs against the Yankees' fire.
This followed on their success over the American League leaders. on Tuesday.
The Giants were more successful, elinching the issue against Boston, while Chicago easily beat Cincin- nati, loot blanking out the latter. Sobres as supplied by Router
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National League.
New York
HOME CRICKET
West Indies Defeat Hampshire
A KEEN FINISH AT SOUTHAMPTON-
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HONG. KONG DAILY PRESS,
SECRET PLANES FOR KING'S CUP RACE
TINY SINGLE SEATER TO CHALLENGE DARK
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FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933
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1931 1832
1933
.830,399.17 9,600:83 10,000.00
Actually, the 1031 expanditure was originally charged against the arat section but a transfer was made in 1939 correctly debiting the second section causing that year's quota to be exceeded. The present resolution, therefore, merely au- thorises a simple accounting ad justment.
GOVERNMENT IN INDIA
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In conclusion, Sir Edward Grigg said he thought the greatest dang- er in the world to-day was the cult of uncompromising nationalism, self-assertive, eelf-sufficient, deter mined to pursue narrow racial ends He saw Sir Edward Grigg's Plea by all practicable means.
no hope of moral disarmament, no hope of preventing actual war, if the nations of Europe refused to modify the cruder precepts of a nationalism which demanded for its security the suppression of racial minorities and the denial of all rights which were not made good by force. In that respect the moral
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the
responsibility resting upon LONDON, May 25,
High speeds are promised in this year's air race for the King's Cup, entries for which closed at ordin- ary fees yesterday. So far, 30 to 35 machines have been nominated for the race, but the Royal Aero Club will receive late entries at extra fees up to May 31. The race is on July 8.
There is a possibility of a tiny 200 mph. single-seater machine.
The
between
the
differance amount so transferred and the sum named in the resolution now before you is accounted for by the original 1933 allocation being in excess of actual 1832 expenditure.
The Colonial Secretary seconded and the resolution was agreed to.
NEW LEGISLATION
LONDON, May 30. Speaking yesterday at a luncheon of the Royal Empire Society in Bath, Sir Edward Grigg referred to the problem of government in LONDON, May 29.
India, and said that there was ona The West Indies beat. Hampshire
aspect of it to which he thought attention might properly be direct- at Southampton yesterday by ix
ed on Empire Day. It was a non- wickets, but with only 13 minutes to
political occasion, and he propos spare. It was a remarkable match
ed to say nothing about the com- with a most exhilarating finish.
Hampshire were nearer to defeat
parative merits of the Govern mente White Paper and the Simon Report, or about the controversy | than to victory when the last day's
Great secrecy is being maintain
to which the contrast between those play was begun. "Arnold, Kennedy, stend, and Judd had been dismissed about the special high-speed
two documents had given rise. Ha ed in the course of a disastrous 50 airplanes that are being prepared;
wished to speak only about the manner in which, as it seamed to minutes batting on Thursday even- detalls will not be revealed until ing and nearly everything seemed the last moment.
him, such, Imperial problems should The Attorney General moved.be approached if anything in the to depend upon Pothecary and his new partner, the Rev. G. L. 0. Jessop, the son of the Croncher." upon which construction was be that the Amendment of the Order nature of seents and weathertight | and Brown. In the end several of gun only a week or two ago, be dated the 10th day of July, 1931, solutions was to be found. the tail-end batsmen distinguished ing raced against the three "dark made by the Chief Justice under horses entered by Sir William section 39 of the Supreme Court themselves more than their pre-Morris. This will be Sir William's Ordinance, 1873,, be revised and
approved.
Many chapters in the Empire's decessors. There was some feeling first air-race venture.
He said: Under section 3 of history could be quoted to show the of relief that so greathearted
His entries are three Hawker ricketer as Brown was still unex-Tom-Tit machines of the type en-Ordinance No. 3 of 1873 the Chief evil that was done when great Im. and porial questions became the sub- pended, even though he was handi-tered by the Prince of Wales in Justice raakes general rules
ties and of temporary and par- capped by an injured hand, which the King's Cup three years ago, orders relating to Court foes which fect of strife between English par tisan settlements. When that oc- had kept him out of the field all the It has not been disclosed what en-, however cannot becouse operative previous day.
gines will be used for these ma until they have been revised and
decade was almost invariably re Hampshire decided, evidently, chines, but it is expected that a approved by the Legislative Councurred the policy pursued in one that their hope lay in attacking the light aero engine on which he has cil and published in the Gazette.
versed, or fundamentally modified, bowling and they did their best. been working for two years will Jessop hit a 4 to the off from thebe employed, giving the machines
in the next, and measures intended to establish security, to strengthen first ball he received, and, with
the fabric of the Empire, produc ed reactions by which that fabric Pothecary again playing the fast
was gravaly impaired. bowling with confidence, 20 rans (Watkins homered for St. "Louis) were put on in the first quarter of
Boston..
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(Ott homered for New York)
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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0
(Klein and Hurst homered
for Philadelphia)
Cincinnati
Chicago
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11
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(Rest pitched and blanked
out Cincinnati)
St. Louis Pittsburgh
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American League
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Detroit Cleveland
14 1
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an hour. Then the disasters con: tinued. Valentine was bowling as wel, and nearly as fast Martin- Sale about this time, and Pothecary was caught in the gully off a ball that he turned into the hands of the fieldsman.
considerably higher speed.
It is understood that two of the new Leopard Moths will also make Percival their first public appearance in competition with the Gulf, which put up the highest speed ever attained in the King's Cup race last year.
The existing rules dated July 10 1831, were approved by this Council on July 16 1831 and pub lished in the Gazette of July 17 1891.
His Honour the Chief Justice has made recently an amending Or- der, dated the May 11 1933, to take effect on the first of July 1833, and the proposed amendment is now submitted to this Council for The effect of the amendment will be to reduce the Bailiff's Fee for each man in pos session from 82 a day to 81 a day,
its approval. 8
(Averill homered for Cleveland and Stone for Detroit)
Boston
New York
13 15
5 12
2.
4
Ferrell and Alexander homered for Boston)
Chicago
.St. Louis
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14 15
5
0
(Gullie homered for St. Louis)
Instead of a race round Britam as in previous years, the event will be in three heats over courses vary ing between 193 and 220 miles, starting from Hatfield aerodrome, In the final, the best winners will make two circuits of
a 102-mile
course, so that spectators will be able to watch the best and fastest machines on handicap racing toge
ther.
A minimum speed of 110 m.p.b. must be attained by all entries.
NO TENNIS
Supreme Court Ordinance. The Attorney General moved the First Reading of a Bill to amend further the Supreme Court Ordin-
ance, 1873.
Brown then came in and he made an off-drive for 4 off a no-ball and was missed by the wicketkeeper in the same over. This steadied him, bu: he never refrained from hitting of trying to hit, the ball which demanded such treatment. Jessay
He said: This Bill substitutes made another splendid off-drive for
three revised sections, explained in 4. as well as a number of more un-
the Objects and Reasons, for three certain strokes on the on side-
sections of the principal Ordinance Jessop had had some fortune in
dealing with the method and effect missing the Geldaman over the heads
of the appointment of permanent the of the bowlor and mid-on, but be
and temporary Judges of was "not so lucky when, nt 3,
Supreme Court. Achong caught him off Martindale. A full programme of tennis
Seconded by the Colonial Score He had made 25 out of a total of matches had been arranged for last tary the Bill passed its first read- 83. Brown Was out leg-before-evening and some interesting games ing. wicket ta Martindale 10′′runs later, were
"Code of Civil Procedurs. to have been played, but FALL CUSHIONED BY SOOT and the 100 had scarcely gone up Jupiter Pluvius took a hand in
The Attorney General moved the before Boyes was out in the same matters with the result that early AND ASHES
First Reading of a Bill for the way to Valentine. Little McCorkel in the day it was abvious that no
further amendment of the Code of and Haring bravely bit up 20 for play would be possible. the ninth wicket, and Herman help-
Civil Procedure. Daire, May 23-Shigeru Tamu-ed McCorkell to carry the innings ra, a young man, made a spectacu on to luncheon and for a few dar leap yesterday down a chimney minutes afterwards. 1 for high in some wharf build- ings here. He was saved when his fall das cushioned by five feet of sout and ashes at the bottom of the chimney.
LEAP DOWN CHIMNEY
A Sporting Innings.
Owing to the wet weather we have had during the past few days, very few league matches were play ed off, and club secretaries are, as a result, confronted with long lists of postponed matches.
VOCE'S BIG HITTING FOR NOTTS
Ho said: This Bill Introduces into our Code a provision taken, with a slight addition, from the. Bankruptcy and Deeds of Arrange ment Act, 1913, which was not re- pealed by the Bankruptcy Act, 1914, on which our Bankruptcy "Or dinance, 1931, was based. provision helps to perfect the title of innocent purchasers of goods taken in execution and sold by the bailiff.
This
The West Indies wanted 229 runs in order to win; and had approxi- He was charged to-day with nately three hours and three-quar- robbing his benefactor, Masamiters in which to make them. It was Kimura, an official of the Marine an interesting position when Roach Bureau, and with spending a pawn and Barrow opened the last innings broker's money.
of the match. All went well for HOW INNINGS DEFEAT WAS tary, the bill passed its first read-
He planned his melodramatic leap them for some time, Roach combine yesterday as the police net tightening steadiness with a pleasant id about him.
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LONDON, May 20. Though Notte made a better fight than had been anticipated, they were defeated by ten wickets at Hove, Sussex, thus securing their win of the season.
Seconded by the Colonial Secre-
ing.
Probates Ordinance.
The Attorney General moved the First Reading of a Bill to amend further the Probates Ordinance, 1897.
He said: This Bill makes a number of amendments, explained a detail in the memorandum of Objects and Reasons, in the Pria- cipal Ordinance dealing with the administration of estates, which
freedom of stroke. Eighty-aix runs had been scored at slightly more than the entisfactory rate of a rán a minute when a splendid return by Brown, in covering an overthrow, had Barrow run out. The arrival of Hond suggested an even greater security than before, but, so far as he was concerned, it brought very ferans against accurate bowling Notta, having lost six wickets for and keen fielding. Tonch, on the 54 after following-on 218 behind on have been suggested by the Official other hand, was bowled at a quar-Thursday, an early finish appeared Administrator and approved by ter to 5. in trying to make a late in prospect. The remaining bats- His Honour the Chief Justice. hook from a ball from Kennedy that men, however, played so well that Seconded by the Colonial Secre- probably enme in from leg. When they not only cleared off the deficitary the bill passed its first read n willing, but avge-anxious, Sealy of 134, but set Sussex' to get 22 to ing. was hosted soon afterwards by win.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
The Attorney General moved the First Reading of a Bill to make provision for the redemption of the bonds issued under the authority of the Public Works Loan Ordin- ance, 1997.
Boyes the West Indies were 107 Arthur Staples got 53 of this 81 short of victory. Fortunately for realised by his seventh partnership their chances of getting the runs in with Harris, who contented himself the time Da Costa, whose cutting mainly with defence, and later was remarkable, forced the pace: Lilley did some brisk moring be Head himself, at five minutes to 6, fore a smart retum by James Lang- when 47 still were wanted, confer ridge at cover got him out.
At the fall of the amth wicket, red with his captain and forced
seven runs were. still required to himself into a real attack upon the avert the innings defeat, but Ypce, the Public Works Loan Ordinance, He said: The bonds issued under bowling. He was soon caught at with two ex-powerful straight 1927, were made redeemable at any deep mid-off, but the remaining drives-and thrge 48 anong his time after October 31, 1932. were hit off with the utmost vigour figures, hit up 27 in twenty-five This Bill makes provision for the and determination by Da Costa and minutes. When Bam Staples was redemption of all outstanding Merry Do Costa's 33 was a most taken at the wicket, the innings, bonds on August 1, 1833. Bond- sporting innings and Merry's 20 having lasted four hours, ended for, holders exercising the option the occupied only 17 minutes.
The spectatora cheered both bats- men to the echo as they ran back delightedly to the pavilion.
Italian Bpy Executed.
Rome, Ugo Travaglio, a warrant officer in the Italian Navy, was oxecuted by a firing squad last month for disclosing naval plans to
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MASONIC CEREMONY
NOTED CO. AT INSTALLATION OF OFFICE BEARERS
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Bill gives them may exchange their bonds for 4% bearer "Conversion bonds. Those who do not exercise that option are to be paid off. The new Conversion bonds will be made a Trustee investment.
Seconded by the Colonial Secre tary the bill passed: its first read- ing.
1982 Supplementary Estimates,
The Colonial Treasurer moved the second reading of
"n, foreign power and his accom distinguished company at the in- A Bill to authorise the Ap plices, an Italo-Trench woman, was stallation of office-bearers of the propriation of a Supplementary granted a elay of 24 Hours while Provincial Grant Masonic Lodge Sum of Five hundred and severi the King considers her application of Argyll and the Isics at Chan, teen thousand and fifteen Dollars for mercy.'
It was the first meeting of its kind and thirty Cente, to defray the The accomplice, Camilla Agliardi, for over ten years. Lieutenant Charges of the year 1932 'also was sentenced to capital Colonel R. Ingram Clark, Provin-1 Seconded by the Colonial: Secre punishment after a strictly secretcial Grand Master Depute, was tary the bill passed its second read- trial It was reported that there chairman, and there was a deputaing and later its third reading. was, another accomplice, whose fatation from the Grand Lodge of Council was adjourned until
Scotland,
Thursday next. was not revealed.
Stability Desired.
After showing from Mr. Gar vin's "Life of Joseph Chamber- fain the evils of Irish Home Rule becoming a question of party poli tice, Sir Edward Grigg said he hoped the Empire's policy in In- dia would not be subject to action and reaction of that calamitous The more they thought of India, the more they desired stabi! kind.
ity and security for what we had done there and for what we still hoped to do, the more must they strive to keep Tadian policy out of party controversy at home. On purely party lines security would never be found. Party majoritics came and went like the tide; the ebb always followed the fow. It was not for the welfare of the En- pirs that Imperial policy should fluctuate violenty with the going and coming of majorities elected often on purely domestic issues in the British Isles. Those who car- ed most about the Empire's res ponsibilities in India should there- fore strive hardest to lift Indian critical moment policy at this above the ebb and flow of English politics.
British Empire was vast.
BRITISH ENGINE IN- ROYAL SCOT EXHIBITEL
CHICAGO FAIR
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London, May 27-Over half million visitors have come to the famous railway, engine Roy] Soot during its tour of 3,000 mil in Canada and the United States.
Civic receptions have been give to the engine driver, and firemen at Dayton and Columbus
The engine is being shown at the Chiongo World Fair.
The prescription
for sundown
At sundown, after bard work or strenuous exercise, the most cooling and refreshing pre- scription is a long glass of White Horse Whisky with cold sodą.
White Horse dispels fatigue and receives flagging energies. Its restorative powers and its value as su aid to digestion are well-known to sportsmen both at home and overseas.
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