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AROUND THE COURTS
(Contiqued from, Page 5)
evidence was not available on Saturday night.
The defendants were remanded for one week, and their ball of 850 each was increased to 6TS.
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For the unlawful possession of a gold bangle, valued at $25, Chu Tak Lee, unemployed, was ined
in defaule, une $50 or,
month's hard labour by Mr. Macfadyen at Central Magistracy yesterday. It was stated that defendant, was ar- rested while trying to dispose of the bangle in the Yu On pawn- shop.'
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On a charge of keeping a gam- bling house at No. 16, Tai Hong Street, ground noor, Tum Muj, a married woman was fined $26, or. In default, one month's imprison- ment by Mr. Hamilton at Central Magistracy yesterday. Sixteen gamblers who were arrested at the place were fined $ each.
VIOLENT BEHAVIOUR
Constable AssanÏted.
Accused of having assaulted a Chinese constable and then having had to be carried for about 100 yards along Oage Street before he became willing to walk the rest of the way to Central Police Station, a Hoklo named Lam. Kat was charged before Mr. Macfadyen af Central Magistracy yesterday, with assaulting and realsting the con- stable in the execution of his duty. He was Aned $50 or, in default, one month's hard labour.
Constable C. 61 L Chu said he was on duty in Bonham strand East when he saw the men peep- Ing into the doorway of No. 15. He shouted at him asking, what he was doing. No reply being forth- coming, the constable put his hand on the man's shoulder and re- quested a search. The defendant resented this and struck the con- stable a blow on the nose. He was pushed off and fell back hitting his head against the wall #e made a second and then a third Pitack. He then grabbed the con- stable's left hand and bit it, and using both hands, prevented the policeman from drawing his trun- cheon. Releasing his grip, the constable blew his whistle" and while doing so, the defendant took hold, of his truncheon and struck him in the back.
Detective-Sergeant Yip Chak came on the scene and, with the aid of the constable, managed to drag him to the junction of Well- ington Street and Queen's Road Central, where they met Sergeant Slater. In Gage Street, the 'man attempted to kick both policemen and as a last resort they carried him bodily along Gage Street for a distance of a hundred yards.
The man, and the constable were both later sent to the Gov- ernment Civil Hospital for treat- ment,
The defendant, whose head was bandaged, asked.
the Magistrate for passage money to go to Singapore,
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Good manners and good 'sport" amanship are as much appre- ciated on the road as in any other sphere. Therefore, be patient on those occasions when although the right of way may strictly be yours-it is dangerous to force your right..
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If another motorist slows down cut- behind cyclists instead of ting-in' on you or pulls over promptly to let you pass. It is a pleasant gesture, to thank with a salute of the hand.
him
It always pays to be polite to policemen. Like other human beings, they appreciate
courtesy.
One of the most inconsiderate 91 drivers is he who parks his car in dangerous places near corners, in narrow roads, or an the brow of a, hit."
Try to limit yourself in using the horn. It will prove diffeult" at first. Indiscriminate hom- blowing is
a. mark experience.
of
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Another good thing is to use the brake pedal as little as pos- sible. By correctly judging your speed on approaching a corner much violent application of the brakes can be avoided.
Signal clearly and well before you make the intended move ment. Do not forget to lower "your direction indicator after a
corner.
The waving of the hand up and down means that you yourself are slowing down. You are not in a position to give instructions to other drivers. Your signals are only intimations of your own intentions.
HARVEY BOOED CONSIGNEE NOTICES.
Negro Opponent Disqualified
Special Air Mall Service
London, April 15.
weight champion, had the un- Len Harvey, the British heavy- pleasant experience of being loud ly booed and hissed as he left the Ting at the Albert Hall,
His nght with an American negro, Jimmy Tarante, had been stopped in the fifth round, Tarante being disqualified for hiting low. Tarants had been warned in the first minute for striking Harvey on the thigh. Again, in the second round, he was told to punch higher. In the fourth round the negro again struck low, the blow landing just below the belt. Har- vey doubled up in pain, but agreed to fight on
was
Then came the last incident. The punch, a severe one, struck Harvey in the abdomen, and this time Harvey, his face twisted with agony, staggered across the ring and fell to one knee. The referee, Mr. Jim Kendrick, signalled Tarante to his corner, but there evidently some misunder- standing us to his meaning,
The timekeeper started to count and stopped. The referee stood with his back to the ropes looking at Harvey. People began to shout At the referee and then he called to the M.C., who climbed into the ring and announced that Tarante was disqualified,
Disappointing Fight
Many people protested that it) was no foul. It is doubtful whe- ther, more than a handful of on- 'lookers at the ringside 'saw the punch, but it was clear to that: technically it. was a foul, as were those for which Tarante had pre- viously been warned."
When Tarante left, the ring some cheered him and some booed.. But when Harvey followed the crowd were angry. Taunts were It gives a pleasant feeling of flung at him from all sides. security on a tour to know that
It was
a disappointing fight, the brakes are properly in ad- though as far as it went Harvey justment, that the sump has been
won it. The stocky Tarante, with refilled with new oil and that
his black head weaving and duck- the battery has just been top-ing and swaying, was
a dificult ped-up.
Keep the spare wheel tyre” at the correct inflation pressure. It is as important as the others, since you never know when you may need to use it.
HAWKERS
BANNED FROM
man to hit. He forced the fight practically all the time and in- sisted on boxing at close quarters, There was a great deal of clih- ching-always the same clinch, with Harvey's left arm locked in- side while Tarante wrested and strové to plant his heavy body blows.
When Harvey cared to use his ane, hard left, Tarente was help- less. That left often landed, on the negro's short, curly hair, but at the end of the fourth round his lips were split and his fleshy
OLYMPIAD eyebrows showed signs of swelling.
Order To Keep Peddlers Away
Harvey, however, looked less like a champion than he has done since he left the middle-weight rakas. The difference was that he was meeting a man of his own weight, somewhere near his own speed, with an equal knowledge of
The natural sympathy of the crowd for Harvey when he has been boxing bigger opponents was absent last night.
People were more critical about a fight which had so little action and boxing in it, though the scene at the end was a thunderbolt for those who believed that Harvey was the Idol of London.
Foord's Knock-Out Win The fight between Ben Foord and Eddle Phillips ended in a sensational knock-out win for the South African in the eighth and last round, Foord, despite his ad-
In a proclamation issued last the defensive art of close-quarter week, Mayor Tomas Earnshaw pro-work hibited hawkers, peddlers, or huck sters from plying their trade near the vicinity of the Jose Rizal Me- morial Field during the Tenth Far Eastern Olympic games to avoid the ugly sight they cause and the inconvenience they give the public. Following is 'the proclamation: "Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1166 of the Revised Ordin- ances authorizing the Mayor to regulate the business or calling of hawkers, peddlers, or hucksters in any public place or street of the City of Manila, I hereby declare the following public places impro- per for such Nawkers, peddlers or hucksters to ply their trade dur The Banque Descompte Suisse,ing the Olympic Games only. May one of the leading banks in Gene- 12th to 18th, 1934:
Fails To Open Doors
Geneva, April 30.
va, did not open this morning in "Within one hundred meters or consequence of the fall re, of the present Socialist Government at Genera to provide the five million francs promised by, the previous administration-Reuter..
the south east and west sides of the Rizal Memorial Stadium, and within fity meters of the north side of the Stadium
"This proclamation will be pub- llshed in the Official Gazette on April 28 and May 1 and 3, 1934. and will take effect one week
LONDON TO HONG thereafter in accordance with Ser-
KONG
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Probable
London, April 30.
tion 1167 of the Revised' Ordin- ances,
"Done in the City of Manlia this 25th day of April, 1934, A. D.”
"(Bgd.) TOMAS EARNSHAW
"Mayor, City of Manila"
Following the Inauguration of the "New Life" Movement; the The possibility of a direct airing in Cheklang, according to the anti-cigarette movement is spread- mall service between Hongkong "Shun Pao, The Cheklang Pro- and Europe, which will carry malls vincial Government has issued within five or six days, is believed a circular order to all its subordin- Eo be much nearer.
Hongkong, will come into the scheme, eventually, by a link-up with a service from Shanghai to Europe.
The inauguration of a' direct Shanghai-Berlin-London airmail route, via Chinese Turkestan and Russia, bringing contact between the East and West to within three to four days, was foreshadowed by Mr. Huang Nis-shu, Director-Gen-,
ate organizations forblading off- cials to smoke. The authorities are also organizing publicity corps to advise the people to abstain from further smoking on the their health; Coloured placards ground that it is, detrimental to
are being pasted on walls contain
g and-cigarette smoking slogans.
eral of the Chinese Postal Ad-surrection in Chinese Turkestan ministration, before. saling for Ca- to cease before commencing opera nada from. Southampton on Satur- tions
I, Ice House Street.
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The service. it is understood, He said that this development is will be operated by the Exrasla imminent
Corporation and the machines will The interests chiefly concerned be flown by German pilots-Reu were only waiting for tribal in-i fer,
vantage of some two stones, his strength and ferocity, was, a chlid in the hands of a much cleverer boxer when Phillips was resolute enough to box.
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