1933-04-28

RUTH AND GEHRIG

PUMMELL THE PITCHERS

MAJOR BASEBALL RESULTS

Washington, April 27. Babe Ruth and Gehrig to-day slogged the Philadelphia pitchers to score a home run aplece and they were joined in the fun by Combe, the New York Yankees winning comfortably.

Washington and St. Loujo managed to nose out Boston and Cloveland respectively, whereas Chicago indulged in a riot of runs at the expense of Detroit

Smart pitching by Beck saw Bonton blanked out by Brooklyn in the National League clash.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

THE

TRAFFIC OFFENCES

Numerous Cases This Morning

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

RENT RECEIPT ISSUE

WOMAN'S "TRICK"

FAILS

FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1933.

KOWLOON TONG

INCIDENT

WOMAN DRIVER

SUMMONED

RADIO BROADCAST

CONCERT FROM THE

STUDIO TO-NIGHT

From Z. B. W., on wave length of 350 metres (84.5 k/c.).

4.30-7 p.m. Chinese programme. 7-10.30 p.m. European programme. 7-7.20 p.m. Orchestral. The Skaters (Waldteufel).

International Concert Orch. 86798. High Water (Brennan-McCurdy).

Signorelli),

Midnight Reflections (Malneck-

Four summonses against local Wong Yin made her second ap-

At the instance of Mr. G. motorials for driving vehicles with-pearance before Mr. Schofield, at Fowler, of the S.P.C.A., Mrs. K. T. out front lights burning, wero heard by Mr. Schofield in the the Central Magistracy this mor-Loke, of No. 68 Robinson Road, ming, charged with "keeping A was summoned before Mr.' Buttere Central Police Court this morning. 'sly brothel in Jaffee Road.

at the Kowloon Magistracy this Mr. A. E. Simmons, of the. Far Detective Sergeant Baker said morning for failing to signal while East Aviation Co., Ltd, and Mr. The followed defendant up the negotiating a bend at Kowloon F. Barretto, of 35, Sharp Street, stairs, and she hid behind a chim-Tong on April 9, were fined $8 and $5, respectively. Both were stopped in Garden Road on April 12. The first de fendant was also accused of not having his rear number plate illuminated. Fines of $6 each were Imposed on the Chinese drivers of

that at about 6.20 p.m. on April Giving evidence, Mr. Fowler sald a public vehicle and a private car, respectively, for a similar offence.

A woman called as a witness for 9. he was driving his car along Traffic-Inspector Alexander said defendant, sald defendant received Waterloo Road with several mem- that the occurrence was becoming money from the girls. She fur-defendant's car turning into Water-Selected London and New York Stock

bers of his family when he BAW rather bad lately. It was necess-ther stated that defendant asked Ary to have the right hand side her not to give any guilty evidence loo Road from Suffolk Road. He Quotations, stc,

sounded his horn and proceeded, light on, though it was a common against her promising her a reward but to his surprise he found ahe pecurrence for a light to burn out of 350.

over

It was alleged that no she was stack. He entered the pre- mises by virtue of a warrant. He turning her car from Suffolk Road found three Europeans and three into Waterloo Road, she falled to girln there. The girls gave him reply to Mr. Fowler's signal with their names and pointed out de- the result that there was nearly a fendant as the principal tenant. collision. Defendant said she did not hold the rent receipts.

For travelling at a speed of The defendant denjed the 30 miles per hour, uphill charge, saying that she did not along Island Road rear the Dairy hold the rent receipts. She had Farm, a lorry driver was fined $20. held receipte on a previous occas Boston ....

The driver of a motor van, beton, and had been imprisoned for about 26 miles an hour while de- (Bock pitched and blanked out longing to San and Company was it.

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did not heed his signal. She rounded the bend and he had to swerve violently in order to avoid a collision. He was driving at

fendant was going at about 15.

Corroborative evidence was given fined $20 for speeding iri Queen's | Sergeant Baker

preased the

by Ernest Fowler, a son of the Road East.

charge, saying It WOA quite complainant, who said he did not "He would never get permission evident that defendant got an- know what speed the cars wore to drive up Elgin Street. It is too other person to hold the rent re-being driven at. dangerous," remarked Inspector ceipts, while she curried on the Alexander when a lorry driver was business. fined $15 for driving in Elxin Street from Hollywood Road to Staunton Street, without a permit. On summonses accusing him of driving without an appropriate licenca and passing a motor car the left hand side in Den Voeux Road Centra! near the Bank of Canton building Mr. S. Kenny,

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(Combs, Ruth and Gehrig homer- of Hennessey Road, was fined $20.

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CHESTER LOSE CHANCE

SMALL HOPE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

London, Apr. 27. Chester loat practically hopes of winning the champion- ship of the Northern Section of the Third Division to-day, when, visiting Doncaster, they were held to a draw, both teams scoring

once.

Chester can now only obtain a maximum total of 56 points, and na Hull, with three games out standing, have 66, and Wrexham, with three additional matches to play, have 53 points, the cham-1 pionship contest will rest between these two.

Leung Chuk-chuen, for whom a representative appeared in Court, pleaded guilty to a summons for falling to have full control over his motor cycle combination in Upper Albert Rond. It was stated off that defendant's hands were

the handle bars. He explained to the Sergeant afterwards that he was trying to take wphotograph out of his pocket. A fine of $10 was imposed.

SOLDIER GETS OFF LIGHTLY

PERMITTED TO GO BACK

TO CANTON

Leulency was shown by Mr. Butters, at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, to a man, who claim-

Mr. Schofield imposed a fine of $400, or, in default, six months' imprisonment.

"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT

A Wide Variety of Illustrations

Photographs taken at the funeral In Macno of Messrs. Pearce and Baldwin, of the Chinese Maritimes Customs, victims of a pirate outrage, will be included in the Tele- gruph's Pictorial Supplement to-morrow.

Other illustrations Include various sporting events, the Chinese Childen's Health Con- test at Caroline HIII, the open- ing of the new premises of the National Commercial and Savings Bank, the under- ground section of the new slipway at Messrs. Bailey's, and

variety of other functions.

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Mra. Loke denied the allegation in the box, and stated that aho sounded her horn, but apparently complainant did hear her. Her husband was in the car at the time, but a wan having ble University examinations he could not appear in Court.

The case was adjourned for a

Mr. Ilveek for

Loke 10 give fevidence.

Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra, 85992. Valeen of Spring (Strauss Vienna Blood (Strauss).

Boston Symphony Orchestra directed by Serge Koussevitzky, G003, 7.20 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations,

7.30-8.30 p.m. A Concert. 8 pan. (Local Time and Weather Report). Violin Solo-Valse Bluetto

(Drigo-Auer)

Violin Solo-Estrellita (Ponce-

Heifetz).

Jascha Holfetz. 1932.

Song The Last Row of Summer

(core). Song Robin Adair (Keppel).

Frances Alda (Soprano). 1188. Piano Solo-Polish Danco

(Scharwenka). Plano Selo-Humoreską (Dvorak).

Hans Barth. 20203. Song-Cuban Love Song (Stothart-

Fields-McHugh), Song Tramps a Sen (Stothart-

Fields-Meflugh). Lawrence Tibbett (Baritone). 1660. Violin Solo-Menuet (Bach-

Winbernitz). Violin Solo-Gazotte (Beethoven).

Fritz Kreisler. 1130. Song--The Bitterness of Love

(O'Sheel-Dunn).

Bong Anacreons Grab (Wolf).

John McCormack (Tenor). 1508.

(Granndos),

BRITONS ARRESTED IN Cello Solo-Goyescas Intermezzo

GERMANY

Government Making Enquiries

London, Apr. 27. Asked in the House of Commona what stops are being taken in con- nexion with the arrest in Ger- many of Mr. W. Mann and an In- dian named Tagori, the Foreign sald Secretary, Sir John Simon. that Mann was arrested during a pollee raid on a club in Berlin.

The British Ambassador hnd addressed an official note to the German Foreign Minister asking that a full investigation be made

ed to be member of the 19th Route COTTON & WHEAT into the circumstances. Army when he was charged with smoking opium in a divan. He told his Worship that he was on leave, but had to be back in Canton to-night or else he would be shot as a deserter.

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