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London. Oct. 15.
GAIOS
WEEK BY WEEK
(Special Air Mail Service)
5.
A PIT-BOTTOM RANELAGH CLUB
FIGHT
Trouble In South Wales Colliery
(Special Air Mall Servic
London, Oct. 18. An attempt to start a stay-down strike at the Taft Merthyr Col lery about seventeen miles from Nine Mile Foint, was the cause of ugly incidents to-day. So far as I was able to gather from stories Gold by three miners-James Arthur, D. D. Roberts, and, Edward B. Jones-some forty members of the Miner's Federation went down the pit on the morning shift with the idea of surprising the manate ment with a stay-down demons- tralion
TO CONTINUE
Special Committee Appointed
at the
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13.30 to 215 v.m-European pro-
gramme:
12.30 p.m.-Recorded music
1 p.m-Local time and weather re-
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London, Oct. 18. Hundreds of members Ranelagh Club were present at meeting in London, yesterday, to discuss the controversy concerning the future of this famous sporting1 and social centre.
115 pm-Hong Kong Hotel Or-i
chestra.
1.30 pim-Reuter Press Bulletins
Rugby Press News, etc. 2.15 p.m.-Close down.
to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme. 5 to 6 p.m.-Hong Kong Chinese
Mouth Organ Band.
to 8.20 p.m.-Childrens' Educa-
tional programme.
to 11 p.m.-European programme 7 to 7.33 p.m.-"Concert No. 1 in B
Flat Minor for Piano and Or chestra" played by Solomon and The Halle Orchestra
to 8 p.m.-
Light Orchestral Music The Waltz Dream Selection (O
Strauss).
La Violetera (Padilla)
The Song of Songs (Moya). Animal Antics-Novelty
mezzo (Wark).
Inter-
Indian Love Call ("Rose Marie")
The club's ground in the south- west of London has been schedul- ed as a building site under the. Town Planning Act. One section of the club supports the owning company, which has entered into abulding agreement with the Barnes Borough Council. Another The management, apparently, section urges that the club's 126|7.53 had been warted and they acres of grounds must be pre- kept the night-shift officials served as an open space. down to help the morning. Air Marshal Sir John Salmond." shift officials to deal with any who presided. pointed out that situation that might arise. At the the property of the club wag pit-bottom according to James vested in the Ranelagh Club. Ltd., Arthur, the men were artfully and the members themselves had separated to prevent concerted no rights in the property. Share- action. About fourteen, however, holders were not necesarily mem- remained together at the bottom bers. A shareholder who collected of the shaft, and the manager ¦ sufficient shares might dictate came along and demanded to the policy of the club..
Eve sald know why they were not at their Sir Trustram
their working places. They told him ideal and objective was to make they were refusing to work and Ranelagh A members' club, "If were going to stay down the pit. we
Rose cur do not
heads and The manager ordered them to make mistakes, in my opinion leave the pit. at once. but when that objective can be obtained," the men refused to move he told he said. Bir Trustram said that them they would be ejected.
power over the club and the land was in the hands of two members of the club, who had enough shares in Ranelagh Club, Ltd., "to give them absolute control at the shareholders' meeting.
Thomas Arthur said he was seized by the throat and a general struggle began in which officials and Industrial Union men. who were called in to assist, took part, The three men told me they were seized in turn, thrust into the cage and drawn to the top. They added that. they were struck with sticks.
That there had been gnting or some sort was clear, for they were wearing bandages about the arms and hands,
17
Resolution Passed After Bir Trustram Eve had
the chairman asked spoken any directors who were in favour, or selling the club were but there was no reply.
known as
Frim!).
The Doll Dance (Brown).
Flapperette (Greer),
Waltz--Joseph the Juggler, Xylophone Solo-Dance of the.
Raindrops-Rudy Starita Band-The Valparaiso.
I hate to say goodnight. Song--Show me the way to romance-Frances Day (Sop!
rano).
Song--I Haven't been the same
girl since-Gracle Fields Vocal-My Gal Sal-The Mills
Brothers.
Song-Blue Moon-Connie Bos-
well...
Waltz-I'll follow my
heart
Waltz-Nevermore.
11 p.m.-Close down.
RADIO MANILA
secret
6 p.m.Sunset Dance Programme
by the Lyric Orchestra. G.30 p.m.-Spanish Informational
6.40
Period
p.m.-English Informational
Period.
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6.55 p.m-Stock quotations, through
the courtesy of Swan, Culbert-.. son and Fritz.
7 p.m.--Radio Shopper.
7.15 pm.-Rincon Espanol with
Ramon Estella.
6 p.m.-Local time and weather re 7.25 p.m.-La Insular Cigar and
port. 2.03. to 8.35 p.m.-.
From the Studio Selections by "The Music Mak-
era."
8.35 to 9. p.m.-.
Light Opera -Vocal "Gems-Jolly Roger.
Selection "The Arcadians"
(Monckton).
Cigarette Factory presents "Aires Filipinas"-Juan Silos. Jr. and his String Ensemble." Cia Pro- p.m.-Elizalde y
7.45
M
gramme.
8 p.m.-"Apo.on the Air“ sponsored
by Cebu Portland Cement Co.- The Mystery Singer and Lina Flor.
8.15 p.m. The "Town Crier"-A
Quarter Hour of Melody.
Selection-A Princess of Ken-8.30 p.m.-Basque Presentation.
sington (German).
9 to 9.20 p.m.-
From the Studio,
"English as In International
Language" by A. B. Reynolds, BA
8.45 p.m.-Stock Quotations and
local market reports.
9 p.m.-Social Hour, directed by
Lily Raquiza.
10 p.m.-Tirso Cruz and his Manila
Hotel Orchestra.
present 9.20 to 9.30 p.m.-"Musical Comedy 11 pm. Sign of
Sir Claud Jacob moved the ap pointment. of a comm t'e
the Ranelagh (Open The story of this pit-bottom Space) Specia; Committee to take. fight ran in wildly exaggerated the necessary steps to secure the version through the neighbouring town planning of the area now villages of Bedlineg and Trelewis, occupied as Ranelagh Club on the und the people turned out to de-basis of a private open space, and monstrate when the morning shift the continuance of Ranelagh Club.
came to the surface.
TRAIN PELTED WITH STONES
As I arrived in the district, po- lice officers were chasing a num- ber of youths. up the mountain- side. and the youths were throwing stones at them. About two o'clock. when the
men
the club to be a members* club with Д committee elected by members the special committee, to
in the usual way; and raise funds from members.
The resolution was passed ex- cept for a section directing th special committee to approach the Lord Mayor with a view to
arranging a public meeting at the Mansion House. This was defeat-
ed.
Roger
of the morning shift came up the surface, E crowd of several thousand people had gathered on the highway overlooking the col-
It was announced that the fol- liery. A railway runs past the lowing had consented to serve on weakening in the programme of action. On Thursday, after Baran colliery. Just below the highway: the special committee: "Sir Claud The General Election
social reform and domestic
re. Aloisi had recorded Italy's objec- and as a train which was taking Jacob. Lord Beatty, Sir The decision to take the Gene-organisation. For instance. DE- tion, the Assembly decided by about arty imported workers home Keyes, and Sir Hugh Watson. ral Election six weeks hence is the employment assistance to be majority vote of fifty to two, Italy left the colllery station, it was
On the proposal of Sir Percy R right Ministerial move. Thicker ample, and measures for the de- and Abyssinia being exc.uded. to
Laurie, seconded by Wing Cum ing difficulties later would only pressed areas vigorous. For such fastitute collective measures against
mander Sir Louis Greig, it was prejudice their chances. This purposes the ordinary revenue wil Italy. The said Bity States were
decided to send a letter from the remain as free and elastic as now
constituted into 1 Coordinat ng
meeting to the Minister of Health the Defence Acts are financed, Committee, which on Friday de
imploring him to do nl he could elded as a first measure to raise
to help in the matter. the embargo on the export of arms and munitions to, Abyssinia and to impose the like embargo against Italy. Albania thereupon
As the train passed below a followed the example of Austria bridge about two to three hundred and Hungary in refusing to parti-yards from the colliery two cop- cipate
ing-stones from the parapet were
Peace or Feril?
Parliament is to meet for its last few sittings on Tuesday week The anticipated polling day is a they ought to be. by Inan, Thursday, November 21. The campaign will De 1 strange
But let there be no mistake struggle and the result a momen- I about what will be the paramount tous in its way
as that of four issue at the polls when all is said years ago.
Is peace still to be, as it used. the Jingoism and Nemesis
greatest of British interests? Or National Government bids well does the Government mean to go to da far better than was hoped further with sanctions at the risk before the crisis. Its lucky asset of war? Is the recessary and just
mean
so plain a risk of war. chaos. and disaster. It looks as though
Defence and Decision
い
What Machinery?
pelted vigorously with stones in spite of the presence of a large body of police. Someone threw a bicycle at the train, but it was not known whether the owner himself threw it in anger or whe- ther it was a machine that had been taken from one of the non-the federation workers,
werd
A member who pointed out that
American polo team coming to this country hext year asked, if the worst were to tap- pen, would they lose the ground?
pushed over, struck the roof of ter the wages movement by build-
The wording of the Covenant one of the carriages, and glanceding a strike-breaking organisa-,
4
who could
the plight of its opponents reconstitution of our armed power is such as to mean anything or off. It is believed that one or two tion. They saw that at Cwm Interest in the Samba.io Liberals, to mean really increased security nothing. The Council can estab-nien in the train were struck by Felin Fach, the nearest village to is dead among the vast bulk of the or the major peril of increased lish an aggression "either unani- stones, but no one was seriously Nine Mile Point Colllery, there are people. Mr. L'oyd George's "New commitments? In a word. is mously or by a majority vote." burt. A little later a 'bus con- plenty of local men Deal" has been swamped by the
to be Defence for prevention But no member of the Council or taining miners was showered with
have been engaged at the pit international storm.
than The jingo rather
for intervention? of the Assembly is bound to take stones until the passengers were without importing Industrial stampede of the majority of The electoral danger to National any resultant action. Switzerland discovered to be members of the Union members from Merthyr and Labour may be Its Nemesis. Government would arise at the on Thursday said she would as- federation. The police had great Dowlals. The imported men; they Milions vill vote. above al, last moment if the wrong answers suçlate herself" with the League, dimculty in trying to clear the declare, are paid at the rate of £4 against "any risk fa Socia were given to these questions. but would not do anything that road. Large numbers of men and week, compared with £2 108. list success which would
“No Tad's Life"
conflicted with her neutrality." youths climbed the hillsides above which is paid to members of the Mr. Amery supported the Gov- What, in fact, is happening at the road and throw stones at South Wales Miners' Federation. ercment through thick and thin Geneva 1 that. on Mr. Eder's in- them. A police sergeant was cut and they are given extra induce- the Oppositions had cut their own on India. He sounded the note of Itlative. the members of the about the nose but was able to ments, in the shape of boots and throuts. Labour · will no doubt | grave warning on sanctions in his League are being invited
von-continue оп duty. A
constable clothing, to accept, service in the regain a large number of seats. temarkable speech to his contarily and severaly to make was cut severely under the eye and pit. but has ceased to hope for any-istituents last week. It should be "economic" war upon Italy.
had to be taken away for medical
To-day all has been quiet in the thing like the two hundred can reprinted. He said, amidst cheer,
The Greek Monarchy
treatment. tures of its fallen dream.
I am not prepared
neighbourhood of Nine Mile Point. to send a The date of the Greek plebiscite In Trelewis village an attack The morning train which should single Birmingham' lad to his still stands as November 3. Irony was made upon some members of have brought men from Merthyr Much will depend upon the death for Abyssinia." This is the in Athens is a well-developed, and the Industrial Union and also, for and Dowlais did not arrive, and it energy and courage with which mood of milfons upon mons of patience a little developed, quality. some unknown reason, upon the is understood that the railwaymen National candidates advocate the quiet citizens who will be heard Mr. Tsaldaris had determined to post office, where several windows of Merthyr refused to bring it in. whole doctrine of Defence. In from at need. The Daily Mall walt for the plebiscite to decide were smashed. A resident of the in accordance with the decision this respect. above all it will be rendered a signal publ'e service the lasue about the restoration, village, Mr. James Williams, who reached on the previous night. a soldiers' battle for the Unionists last week by taking a real "Peace On Thursday he was quietly and was standing near the post office. The federation presented Mr. Baldwin looks chleby to the Ballot" among its readers.
dismissed. The method dropped dead. apparently from themselves for work at the morn- Left. The real problem of his acid-test in polities is going to be, I was neither parliamentary or the excitement, There was a good ing shift, but were refused their leadership la un the other side., and soon, Blockade or not?" electoral. He was accosted. when deal of stone-throwing, and I was lamps, presumably because the For three years masies of the
Article 16
getting out of his car, by officers
told that six men were taken into management feared that they did steadlest kind of citizens, Unionist On Monday the League Council of the army, navy, and air force,
different houses bleeding about not intend to work but only to and detached, have been inclined by a uniauimods vote, Italy ex- who asked him to resign.' He re-
the face.
swell the numbers staying below." to abstain from voting. Nothing cluded. decided that Italy had signed. General Kondylls there-
・・ TEMPERS RISING That upon formed a Government. Its ¦
This kind of thing seems to but the appeal on national and committed an aggression. Imperial security will bring out | decisión brought to operation arst act was to declare the mon- The temper of the miners is have been happening right along some dis- the Sirhowy and Tredegar valleys. Article 16 of the Covenant--invok-narchy to be restored in of
a pro- rising dangerously in ed for the first time. On Wednes vistonaj sense, pending the ple- tricts. One explanation of the and Mr. J. Prosser, the miners' "Progress and Finance." day the Assembly met to receive biscite. The revolution was effect miners anger in the Sithowy and agent for the Nine Mile Point The Ministerial Fras rightly the Council's report and to "act" ed with politeness on all sides." Tredegar valleys is that they be miners' lodge, sald to-day that follows the Prime Minister in in- upon it. Aústria and Hungary ró Yet no Greek in his Heart bellevés leve, rightly or wrongly, that the there was not a pit at work in the aisting that there
is to
be no fused to take part in any resultant that Veniselos fä finished.
coalowners are preparing to coun-two valleys.
once more the full strength these reserves.
The simply
men
Medley played by Sydney Gus-
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2.30 to 9.45 p.m.-A Relay of the 9 p.m.-Call DJA.
Daventry News Bulletin, (Copy- (Germ., Engl.) right by Reuter)
German Folk Song.
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Fancy our meeting ("That's a
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Tango-The Viennese Seven Singing Sisters. Little Mountain Cabin.-The
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10 p.m.-Big Ben: Reuter Press
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Variety and Dance Music Saxophone Solos-After you've
gone. Some of these days.-Coleman
Hawking
Fox-Trots-Nagasaki
I Ain't got nobody. Song-I'm in the mood for Love.
-Lanny Ross. Humorous-Klondyke Kate.
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