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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1928.
THE WAR MENACE.
A BUS INCIDENT.
SIR W. JOYNSON-HICKS ON THE NAVAL AGREEMENT.
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Berlin, Sept. 9. The death has taken place, at the
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FORMER BAR boy of KINGSCLERE SENTENCED.
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a.m. on Friday, was brought against an unemployed Chinese bo- Hofore Mr. W. Schofield at the Kor loon Magistracy on Saturday.
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An incident on a Kowloon bus Sir William Joynson-Hicks, in a on the night of August 28 was ro- spooch at Hunterston, Ayrahire,lated to Mr. W. Schofield at the after emphasising the unity in the Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday, home of his brother, from intent to commit a felony at 2.45 Cabinet on the subject of safe-when a conductor in the employ paralytic stroke, of Count von guarding of industries, warned his of the Kowloon Motor Bus Com-Brockdorff-Rantzau, the German hearers not to expect too much pany charged M. Velila, a musí- Ambassador to from the Kellogg Pact ronouncing clan, with assault.
was Foreign Minister in 1900, The defendant pleaded guilty to and went to Paris to receive the the charge.
The complainant said that he peace terms. He refused to sign had returned from Hongkong and the Treaty of Versailles and re
Sergeant Humphreys asked had boarded one of the company's turned to Berlin and resigned his
permission to amend the charge to buses, sitting on the front scat of position-Reuter.
one of being found in the garden Sir William declared that the the vehicle. The defendant and
[Count Ulrich von Brockdorff of the house, as, after examining Anglo-Fronch naval agreement some friends boarded the bus and was in a direction merely defen- walked past the complainant. Rantzau, the German diplomat, the place he found that the defen- sive, as against offensive warfare. Shortly afterwards the defendant comes of the old Holstein family dant had been found in the garden
of Rantzau; his mother WNB and not-in the basement, He did not want to discuss this roturned and sat next to the com- Countess Brockdorf. Born in The charge was accordingly| agreement with reference to any plainant, partly sitting on his leg. Schleswig in May, 1869 he studied amended. particular Powers, but the British
The complainant pushed the de-law and after graduating becaine The defendant admitted being MORRISON Government owed a duty to the country, in dealing with dear fendant, whereupon Vellla struck an officer in the 1st Foot Guards. in the garden, but said that he was
In 1894 he entered the diplomatic only waiting thero for a friend PIANO. mement, to deal with the funda-him across the mouth.
The defendant's story was that service, being stationed in Brussels, whom he had intended sleeping mental question of the safety of the nation and of its trade routes. when the bus was turning after Petrograd, Vienna and The Hague with at No. 6, Cameron Road.
His Worship: I hope the master The speaker concluded: "The leaving the terminus he acciden- He was then appointed Consul. Kellogg Pact was signed not only tally fell against the complainant, General at Budapest in 1909, and of No. 6 will take dus nota.
His Worship asked if there was by the civilised nations of the who pushed him. Accused asked in 1912 Minister at Copenhagen, world, but also by
Soviet the complainant to move over, but remaining there till 1918. He was any evidence that the defondant
and keeping in had intended to commit a felony STANDS ALONE Russia," yet the latter simultane- the latter refused. Volila then very active during the war ously was doing its best to foment pushed him and the complainant collecting news
touch with the various agencies and Sergeant Humphreys replied revolution in Britain and every grabbed his necidie with one hand which were interested in paving that there was evidence that ho FOR PLEASURE other civilised country,-Reuter,
and with the other he caught hold the way for pance or endeavouring had actually committed a felony.
hand and bit his to undermine the war-spirit of the After his arrest a pair of female PLAYING AND trousers were found on the win- EDUCATING Entente Powers.
dow sill. The garment had been London, Sept. 8.
His Worship sald that it was
During the latter part of the hanging on a line in the basement The London newspapers assert quite clear that there were faults that, owing to America's objec-on both sides and bound both conflict he was often spoken of as and could easily be extracted by tion, the British Government has parties over in personal bonds of the coming director of Germany's some one putting a hand through
$100 each to be of good behaviour foreign policy, but this did not the bars of the window. decided to drop the proposed for one year. The defendant was come about until after the revolu Anglo-French Naval Agreement.
further ordered to pay the com. Lion when the Government of the defendant said that he was former-| Repubile appointed him Foreign Minister on Dec. 20, 1918. His task was to concluda pence, but he did not complete it. As leader of the German delegation which at Versailles on May 3, 1919, met tho Allied representatives for the first time he made a aperch whichr aroused the resentment of the Entente press, both by its matter. and, its manner of delivery. Ho Geneva, Sept. 8.
addressed the conference sented MISSING FROM THE AIRCRAFT Both the Assembly and Council whereupon Lloyd George multered of the League of Nations have "German stupidity", Balfour yawn- elected Mr. Charles E. Hughes, ed and Wilson could scarcely con- ไม่ล annoyance. In con- (formerly Secretary of State for the ccal
United States, as a member of the sequence of his unwillingness to Justice, in succession to the of the treaty which he considered
to the derogatory American Judge John Bassett Germany, he resigned with the Moore, who has resigned. Reuter. Scheldemann Cabinet on June 29,
Registrar Attends Meeting.
1919, and it was left for Hermann Miller and Dr. Bell to sign the peace on June 28.
Naval Agreement.
Omcial Dental
Later,
of witness' finger.
plainant $15.compensation.
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MR. C. E. HUGHES SUCCEEDS
Oficial quarters declare the newspaper reports as to the pro- THE WORLD COURT. posed withdrawal of the Anglo- French Naval Agreement to be without foundation. They ex- plained that the proposals are still before the United Stalea, Italian and Japanese Governments and that no action can be taken till their answers are received.- Reuter,
RETIRING JUDGE.
Questioned by his Worship, the ly employed as a bar boy at the Kingsclere Hotel, but was now out of employment.
Sentence of six months' hard labour was imposed.
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Common Agreement Necessary. London, Sept. 8. Reports current in the Press. that the Anglo-French compromise regarding naval disarmament has been abandoned, may be dis- regarded. The proposals are still before the American, Italian and Japanese 'Governments, to which they were submitted some time ngo. They were designed aolely to facilitate progress in the Pre- paratory Commission for Disarma- ment, where advance had been held up by differences between the Bri- tish and French 'views regarding the methods to effect naval limita- tion. In place of their two existing drafts, the British and French A PROMPT DISCLAIMER.
experts were able to agree on one draft, which was thereupon sub- mitted for consideraton to the other Powers chiefly concerned.
M. Hammersjorld, Registrar of the Permanent Court of Interna. tional Justice, has gone to Geneva to represent the Court at the ninth meeting of the League Assembly, for questions particularly affecting the Court,--Reutér.
TROUBLE AMONG HARVES. TERS IN CANADA.
It has been repeatedly emphasis- ed that all the other Powers con-
Winnipeg, Sept. 8. cerned at Geneva must come into
The police allege that the com- agreement if it is to be effective, paratively few malcontents among and that otherwise the proposals the British harvesters were or fall to the ground, in which event ganised by Communists with a the acarch for accord would have Glasgow ringleader and assisted to be resumed along other lines. by local Communists.
The Powers to which the Anglo- Fronch agreement has been sub- mitted have not yet expressed their views as to its suitability of otherwise as a basis of discussion. ---British Wireless.
Desiial in Paris Also.
Paris, Sept. 9. Rumours that the Franco- British naval agreement will bo abandoned are denied hero the same as in London. It is pointed
Out of the 10,000 only 300 are returning home, alleging unfair treatment, though they were offer- ed jobs at $4 a day with their keep.
Reuter's American Service,
Lithuania Intend to adhere to the Kellogg Pact-Reuter's American Bervice.
Mexico City, Sept. 8. President Calles has approved out that nothing at present Justi-the recommendation of the Foreign fies the assumption that the Department in favour of Mexico replies of the other Powers will be adhering to the Kellogg Pact flat refusals to consider the agree- Reuter's American Service. ment, though further explanations be asked.-Reutor.
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Shanghai, Sept. 8. The death. has occurred of Mr. W. J. N. Dyer, a partner in Mesars. Wheelock and Co., who has been in Shanghai for thirty-six years.-- Reuter.
(Mr. Williamson John Norman Dyer was a Londoner, born in 1869, son of Mr. John Dyer. His mother's maiden name was Abble Williamson. He was educated at Aberdeen College in London, and afterwards attended the Gymna slum Saverne Alsace and Mulhouse, Alance. He came out to China in 1890, aged 21, and joined tho ser- vice of the French Municipal Council at Shanghai. After aftcen years he resigned and became a partner In Messrs. Wheelock and Co., ship and freight brokers.
Argus is missing.
The Argus is at prosent at In- vergordon. The scaplane, 4 Blackburn belonging to No. 422 Flight, left the ship on Thursday evening on a reconnaisance flight, and fallod to return. All efforts to trace her have hitherto been un- Buccessful. It is believed that she descended in the North Sea.
The crow of the seaplane was composed of Pilot Officer Samuel Hatton, Naval Lieutenant Charles Sheldon Booth, and a telegraphist. -Reuter.
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hat Mr. Dyer took part in many In his long residence in Shang- public, social and sporting activi ties. He was Hon. Secretary of the Masonic Fund of Northern China for fifteen years, and for seven years was an active member of the RUSSIANS ARRESTED IN 1927 Fire Brigade, Victoria Company, was an enthusiastic No. 7. He volunteer and had 31 years service, twenty of them in the Light Horac, and afterwards seven years in the It is unofficially reported that Reserve. He had a wide circle of the Peraian Government agrees friends, who will sympathise deep- with the principles of the Kellogg ly with his widow. Mr. Dyer mar Pact, but will only sign. It subject ried in 1920, his wife being before to a certain reservation in the her marriage Miss Ellen A. Wil- interests of Persia Reuter.
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