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MATRIMONIAL DISPUTES
Press Reports Of Court Cases
A RESTRAINING BILL
The House of Commons recently gave a unanimous second reading to a private, member's Bull which proposes to amend and simplify the procedure of summary courts in matrimonial and similar domes- ilc cases.
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The Bill was introduced by Mr. Petherick, and he and others who supported "It explained that the object was to have thesa dealt with in a more informal
Stocks atmosphere and with greater priv- | Adams. Expres acy, so that efforts at conciliation | AIMs Chalmers might have a better chance of success. Mr. Petherick pointed out that the Bill gave exect to cer- tain recommendations of the De- partmental Committee which re- ported on the social services in courts of summary jurisdietion.
that the Bill proposed to adopt the'| Amer, Tobacco "B" procedure, of the Judicial Proceed- | Amer. Waterworks ings Act, which limits the report- |· Andeonda Copper ... ing of divorce cases. Some news- papers, Bald Mr. Rathbone, per- sisted in making "headline news” of these domestic cases, and It often happened that the parties, were made the laughing-stock of their neighbourhood, so that re- conciliation became impossible.
FREEDOM, NOT LICENCE Mr. Macquisten took the that
newspaper representatives should excluded from the Courts during the hearing of these dlaputes between husband and wife. These were civil cases which concerned nobody else but the parties, and he saw no reason for reporting even the bara, details permitted
Other by the BL members did not share this view, and the House heard with evident approval an admirable speech on the subject of Press reports by Mr. Storey.
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It was regrettable, he said, that the conduct of some newspapers in
pandering to the public appetite
for sensation and the seamy side- of life had made further restric- tlons necessary. The freedom of the Press was necessary to the suc- cessful working of the modern democratic Stale, but 'that freedom must be exercised with a full sense of its responibilities and privi leges and not construed as licence. Because the BI would restrain the licence of a section of the Press Mr. Storey welcomed it. and be ex- pressed regret that the clause had not been widened to prevent the growing and unfortunate practice of "interviewing" persons who had been, concerned in matrimonial
cases in the courts. He reminded the House that the largest section of the Press fulfilled its duties with decency and moderation, and he asked that this section of the Press should be encouraged and not pen- alized for the faults of others.
Mr. Pritt, on behalf of the La- bour Party, gave the Bill a lawyer's blessing and said that it represent- ed a measure of reform which was more important than the mover and seconder had suggested. He thought that the proposed relax- tion of the strict rules of evidence in these cases was an important and promising development in the legal sphere.
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, Under- Secretary at the Home Office, gave a friendly reception to the Bill on behalf of the Government, and invited the House to pass it. He promised that the Home Once would assist the promoters in gly- ing the Bill its final shape, and he expressed the general satisfac- tion of the House at the speech made by Mr. Storey.
Mr. Thurtle asked for an assur.
tant that
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431
New Kind Of Air Liner
den works
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godown, where they will be examined on 6th Man, 1987, at 10 am, by our Surveyors Mesara, Goddard and Douglas.
To comply with the General Boaded Warehouse Regulations consignees must haves Revenue Officer in attend- sacs whes damaged dutiable goods are examined.
All claims must reach us before the 28th Mar, 1937, or they will not be
No Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
JEBSEN & CO..
Agents.
Comdr. and Mrs. Holmes. Kyger, Hong Kong, 27th Feb., 1937. Miss L. Gospel Hall Lace, Larsen
and Trock, George Lawrence, Leo Levin, J. T. Lloyd de Co., Miss P.
Mrs.
Mansell, Capt. P. Maternat! (c/o M. Durant), Muller Maclean & Co., Inc., New Zealand Co., Orient Lloyd. Messra The Oriental Stores Ltd., Mrs. J. A. Pettie, P. G. Secretary (P. G. Lodge, China Province), C. Ramsay, Royal Book Exchange. Vic. Russell (c/o Jas. Cook), Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schultz (Shiu Chów Airplane Works), Wm. Shakespearee, B. Philip Simmons, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Jacob R. Smether, Soares & Co., Max Sternberg. Beda Stone, Swedish Co., Ltd., Mr. W. B, Sweet, Mr. Sie (Broker and Commission Agent). Tinson and Watson (Bollei tors). Hon. Jorge Vangas, Mons. Wallwork (De La Cie Monotype), Mrs, G. Watson (c/o Captain Wat- son). H. Young, Miza Ellen Zwingle,
REGISTERED ARTICLES Charles Deirne, G. Francisco, Mons, A. W. Guldimanni, Capt. 8. G. Kent, Kwong Wah & Co.
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are hereby notified that their Cargo le discharged into Holts Wharf, Kowloon, where it will lie st Consignore risk - and subject to Terms Whari. The Darge will be ready for and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Delivery from Godowa on and after 28th Feb..
OptionalCargo will not be landed hers ale Notice has been given prior to Steamer's arrival, but carried on from which the option extends, port to port to the foal port of call to
All broken, ohafed and daranged floods are to be left in the Godowas, where (General Printers), Rey. W. they will be examined on way Tuesdays McLaughlin, Concordia Seminary 10.45 M. and Noor within the Free
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Fridays between the hour, of (Parcel), L. Schipper, A. G. Stock.
Storage period. UNCLAIMED TELEGEAMS 3334, from Baigon. Konsinhong, from. Amoy.
ance that the Bill would not pre- A mock-up of the new Brition i bottomed fuselage, which shares vent full publicity being given to cases of the 11-treatment of child-Barnelli al liner, which is based the life with the wings. In effect, ren by guardians It was impor nrm, was on view at the Willes amidship, and the machine has during fight. So also is the rear
on patents held by an American the passengers sit in the wing —— baby farmer and
Scottish Aircraft and Engineering usual corridor-like fuselage.
of the builders, the tall booms Instead of the more of each of the twin engines, which Company. The mock-up s simulacrum made of light wood fabric to enable designers and others concerned with a new type of aircraft to make minor adjust ments and Iprovements before beginning work on the first ma chine
people of that type should not be allowed to escape the most com plete exposure. Mr. Lloyd replied that cases of the ill-treatment of children would come under the or
dinary criminal law,
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YOU
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, And all Goods remaining undelivered after the 5th March, will be abject to Reat
All Claims against the Steamer murt be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 10th March, or they will
be rougnised. No Fits: Insuranos will be affected BUTTERFIELD & SWIEK
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are built into the fuselage struc- Rolls-Royce Engines ture. The Clyde Cippers will all The cabin of this 14-seat model be equipped with Rolls-Royce is a room 12ft. Bin. square, giving Kestrel engines, Hquid-cooled, ample space and an uncommonly each of 745 hp Constant-speed 26th Feb., 1987, good view on both sides. The aircrews will be used, and the pilots' view also is excellent. They cruising speed will be 218 miles an look forward, downwards, and up- hour.
virtually all the metal sheets are wards, through a wide "zemf÷ The construction of this all curved in one direction only. This wood model of the Clyde circular window. The front metal aeroplane is claimed to be Though the parent company re- Clipper (which, is was stated in wheels retract into spaces on both an aimple that it may be built in mains in the United States, the "The Times" has been entered forsides of the cockpit, so that the four or five months. The first design headquarters has been New York to Paris race next pilots can see for themselves that machine, indeed, must be finished moved to Great Britain, and the August) gives a striking idea of the wheels have been raised or and tested in time to fly the next American machine will be the differences in design between lowered, without having to depeña Atlantic from east to west in July built to the British the Burneill and more orthodox on buzzer of lights for the infor before taking part in the race. Canadian company will also buia design, A seroplanes. It a high-wing mation; and all the landing A point which makes for cheap the machine under licence from monoplane with a broad, fat gear la accessible to the mechanic ness and speed in building is that the same drawings,