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Mr. Neville Chamberlain re- piled that the Government had London, July 20. no oficial Agures, but from in-
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12.30 pm-Four Songs by Nelson
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1.03 D.Variety-Ensemble Sing-
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Alat Misbehavin'...
Eeny Meeny Miney Mo.
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Red Baits in the Sunset.
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NO CASE TO ANSWER
ALLEGED THEFT OF WALLET
CRUELTY TO A CHILDTM
KEPT WOMAN IS SENT TO GAOL
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cause un-
Wong Chau, 30, a licensed rick- Charged with cruelty to a minor, anaw coolie, was summoned before Shum Nui, aged, 8, on dates prior Mr. Burgess at the Central Court to July 19, in that she did il- yesterday charged with the larceny treat and neglect, to from the person of Mr. Diak necessary surering and injury to William Van Lek, living at "Court-health, Leung Lo, 23, a kept wo- land," Kennedy, Road, of, a pocket man, living at No. 105, Gloucester wallet containing $90 (HK) 50 Road, appeared before Mr. W. Court Guilders, one letter of credit for Schofield at the Central $550 (US. currency) and one pass- yesterday and was sentenced to
three months' imprisonment, port.
Inspector A. E. Carey said that the.
was brought to the station by shopkeeper in Glou- cester Road. The child was naked and complained of being beaten. chased on to the roof and then into the street. A detective was sent to the house but there was no one there. He waited for a couple of hours and when the defendant returned she was arrested.
Mr. D'Almada Remedios appear- ed for the defendant and pleaded not gulity.
Det Sergt. Guld stated that at 3 am on Sunday morning the complainant took a rickshaw from the Hong Kong Hotel to the bottom of Garden Road. It was raining at the time. In alighting at the bottom of the road, the coolie lift- ed the hood to aid the passenger. While the complainant was getting out of the rickshaw, the complain- ant said that he was helped by the coolle and felt a tug at his pocket. No notice was taken of it at the time. Later, the complainant dis- covered the loss of his wallet. A report was made. The cootle was arrested but denied the larceny. The wallet had not been recover. ed.
Complainant went into the box and stated that the last time he saw his wallet was at 5 pm, that evening. He had no cause tɔ. taku money out but nevertheless he knew that the wallet, was there.
Mr. Remedios submitted that there was no case to answer. There had been no evidence to show that
child
A medical examination' was made of the child and the doctors re- port was that the child was aged 5 and undeveloped.
Inspector Carey said that, be understood that the child was the defendant's own child. put the de- fendant being a kept woman, it appeared as though the child was unwanted.
The child had complained of having no food for one and a half days. This the defendant denied saying that the girl stole money to buy food. His Worship re- marked that, for a child to steal money to buy food must mean that she was starving.
the wallet was there when the THE MARIE CURIE
complainant entered the rickshaw The last time that the complain- ant had seen the wallet was at 5
p..
Defendant was discharged.
KIDNAPPED CHILD RESTORED
..
PURCHASER TRACED
HOSPITAL
DR. LANG'S TRIBUTE
(Speciál Air Mäll Servico)
London, July 1 The Archbishop of Canterbury presided yesterday at a drawing- room meeting at Lambeth Palacev held in support of the Marie Curie Hospital. In welcoming those who attended the meeting, he`said. that he had invited them to Lam- beth Palace because they all, felt a deep and continuing concern for the persistent ravages of the terrible scourge of cancer. Its. causes were still very uncertain. but since that patient, humble, aad brilliant woman, Marie Curie, discovered the powers of radium. there was at least some prospect: of successful treatment.
She 7 p.m.-Big Ben. Quentin Maclean.
opened a light of hope on the at the Organ, of the Trocadero
darkness, and the devoted women Cinema, Elephant and Castle,
whom they were now being asked. ̈ London Spanish. Ballet Music
The child, Ham_Chi was stated to help were following her path. (Desormes). Tormented (Hud-
to be the daughter of a woman Sir James Jeans said that every son) Omaha (Haydn Wood) residing in Canton, who was year between 45,000 and 50,000 The Tauch of your
Lipe ddnapped and then brought to people in this country died from (Noble)." "Demande et Reponse Hong Kong for sale. As a result cancer. A small hospital treat- La tarantelle fretillante (Petite
of the action taken by the ing them one by one could do Suite de Concert) (Coleridge-8.C.A., there was a happy reunion practically nothing, but if the Taylor1.
GBH 21.47 Mc/s "(13.97 m.) "GSG 17.79 Mc/s (16.86 m.).
7.30 pm. "Imperial Affairs," by H.
Child kidnapping, between Canton and Hong Kong was revealed by a Secretariat, top- Chinese Affairs' prosecutor, xt. the Kowloon Magistráty yes- terday when two women, were charged before Mr. E. Himns- worth with; taking part inja transaction relating to a child five years of sye, for A valuable consideration.
of mother and child,
7.45arles Manning and his No. 1184 Canton Road, first floor, tone. At the Marie Curie Hos-
Orchestra. from the Granada, #athamstow.
cases were regarded as scientific The accused were: Ng Mus, material for accumulating know- allas Wong Ng Shi, 56, widow of ledge then, something could be and Chan, 41, widow of No 24 pital every cafe Wik an experiment Kwellin Street, first floor, The from which they got exist know- 8.15 The Empirates Again." charge also alleged transference of ledge. Although they had p Another edition of a popular "possession, custody and control" right to hope that within a short concert party, presented by of the child.
time a cure for cancer would be... William MacLarg.
Inspector E Ellis, of the found, nor a means of preventing 9 p.m.--Greenwich Time BignalBCA, stated that the child was cancer, yet they had every right
9 p.m.-The News and Announce- kidnapped in Canton. The mother, to hope that an understanding of
ments,
mer.
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Au Chuk, 39 years of age, received cancer was on the direct road 9,20 p.m.-Geiger and his Orches-advice that the irl was in the ahead along which science was tre, from Claridge's Hotel, Lon Colony. She came to Hong Kong marching. When that time came. don.
and saw her daughter with farat the thing that would be really 9.28 p.m.-A description of a prac-defendant. The latter claimed essential for further progress
tice launen of the Walmer Life- that she bought the girl from a would be just the kind of m boat, from the beach at Wal- man who stated he was the formation that was being com- father. This man, the prosecution piled at the Marie Curie Hospital. believed to be the kidnapper
Mr. Philip Guedalia said this. The second defendant acted as the hospital was doing a work of transaction. great value to humanity. It had go-between in the Both accused were fined $500 or helped towards the performance in default, sentenced to nine of something that was, to the months' imprisonment.
of the layman, little less than a miracle, and in some cases.
3.50 p.m.-Call ĐƯQ, DJA, DJB 9.45 p.m.-Close down.
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German Folk Bolt-
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London, July 20, King George V. National "Me- Mr. Churchin asked the Chan-formation they had, he saw no cellor of the Exchequer in the reason to think the gure, men morial Fund to-day totalled £175,-1 DI House of Commons if he was tioned by Mr. Churchill, was-ne-728 including a donation of 214- 9:30 pm aware of the expenditure By Ger- cessarily excessive as applied to oss from members of the Stock many on purposes directly fand either year.. although there were fndirectly Boncathed. With military dements..of conjecture
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G&H 21:47 Mc/s (13.97 m.) GaN 17.73 Mc/s (16.86 m) 087 15.14 Mc/s (19.82 m.) 10 p.m.Big Ben. A Recital of Songs and "Duets by Vera Sid- dons (Boprano) and George Flazey (Baritone). Vern Bld-11 dons and George Pizzey: Bird Songs at Eventide (Eric Coates). Vera Siddons: "In Late September (Lois Barker), The Cuckoo (Liza Lehmann), Me- mories of Yesterday (Hayda Wood), Vera Siddons and George Pizzey: Mountain Lovers (W HSquire), The Second Minuet (Besly). George Pizzey: When the Guards' Go Marching By (George Barker), The Call of the Road (Drum-11.45 pm "Round and About."X-ray apparatus which he had mond), The Laughing Cavaller Something interesting which is recently given to the hospital.
Banderson). Vera Biddora aday gotle one
It was performing that miracle.
Mrs. Water Runciman, chair- of the Chieftain and Com-man of the board of management, mittee), GA
Bald that although the Marie Curie p.m.-The Bournemouth, Mund- Hospital was only a small hospital cipal Orchestra, leader: Ber- with 39 beds, the treatment was tram Lewis; conductor, Richard short find in the course of a year Austin. Bolo Violin, Alfredo they could treat over 600 cases. Campoll. From the Pavilion, They were building a pathological. Bournemouth. Violin Concerto laboratory to increase the pos in G minor? (1) Vorspiel. Alle-sibilities of research. They were gro moderato (2) Adagio (3) verrigteful to the Archbishop of Finale. Allegro energetico (Max Canterbury for allowing them to Bruch) Brahms Hungarian hold the meeting In Lambeth Dances: Nos. 1 and 2 (arr. Palace and they were also grate Hallen); Nos. 5 and 6 (arr. ful to Sir James Jeans not only Farlow).
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