THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1933.
KOWLOON BUS COMPANY SUMMONED
FAILING TO EUROPEANS IN
KEEP TO
TRAFFIC CASES
POLICE SHROFF IN INFLATION
COURT
SCHEDULE CROSSING THE WHITE FOUR EMBEZZLEMENT
KOWLOON TONG USERS TAKE ACTION
LINES
RADIO BROADCAST
CONDEMNED TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.
CHARGES
MR. GREEN WINS FIGHT | Ng Wing-tool, «"shroff in the Two Europeans figured in motor Polles Department, appeared be. IN LABOUR CIRCLES cases before Mr. Schoßeld at the fore Mr. Scholleld, at the Central Central Magistracy this morning. Magistracy this morning, on four
They were Mr. A. P. Glanville, of the P.W.D., and Mr. R. Schmidt, chargca, of embezzlement, and was of 'Caerlon' Pokfulum, who were 19, which was provisionally fixed, romanded formally until October aummoned *for ποι
for hearing of the ease.. keeping
TWENTY MINUTES to the hand side of upper
WAIT
of
Albert Road.
i
DANGEROUS, DRIVING,
Chief Detective Inspector Shan- non prosecuted.
The defendant wald
the
the
was charged
PROGRAMME OF RECORDED
MUSICAL ITEMS
4.30-7 pm. Chinese recorded' pro- gramme.
7-10 p.m. Europeau programme. Y p.m. Closing Local Stock Quola. |tions, etc.
7.3-7.52 p.m. A Concert.' flat Major (Bach).
SCOURGE OF THE Planoforte Solo-Prelude No. 7 in E.
STRIKES
Six hundred
૫.
Washington, Oct. 12. Traffic Sergeant Brittain
Opposition to any unrestrained "If your bus services conform to defendants cut the corner at with having on January 28 being inflation of the currency was the balice of $18, the property of formally valued at the American the terms of your contract these top of Arbuthnot fond on
the Hongkong Government, occasions won't arise.. I must make wrong side of the white lines.
Con Federation of Labour Convention verted it to his own use; with: it quite clear that the terms
Mr. Schofield imponed fines of having embezzled a sum of $200,
to-day. that contract has got to be carried 310 each.
delegates received by him from To Kow out. I have to look after the
while employed as a shroff in the animously approved the report of public interests," said Mr. Wynne-
Police Department on August 8:e committee, warning against Jones at the Kewloon Magistracy this morning when he imposed
Mr. J. T. Prior, appearing for with having embezzled a sum of currency action that would fines totalling $40 on Mr. W. S. T. Mr. Lam Wing-yan, a motor agent, $200 received by him from Kung add additional unbearable burdens
summoned for dangerous driving Man-po on November 26, and with on the workers, Louey, manager of the Kowloon in Queen's Road, tendered a plea having embezzled a sum of $400 While President Roosevelt's in Mator Bus Company Ltd., on two of not guilty, and hearing was received by him from Kong Man-tervention is being sought to end summonses for falling to maintain fixed for 12 noon on October 17. pa on November 26, and with have the strike scourge, the task of re- a proper schedule on the No. 7
Trame Inspector Alexander saiding embezzled a sum of $170 re-organising the N.R.A., is proceed- route (Star Ferry to Kowloon that on the night of September 21 colved by him from Lance Sering apace, and conversations have Tong, via Homuntin) on October
a car driven by defendant over-geant Clarke, of the Shatin Police ban frld between Messrs, Johnson, 2 and 5 last.
took another car on the left side Station. on January 23,
Wallace and Peck with a view proceeding in an easterly direc
to co-ordinating the methods of the N.I.A., and the form. ad- -tion in Queen's Road. The de-
fendant then turned up Garden|
Defendant pleaded guilty, Prosecuting, Traffic-Sub-Inspec- tor Saunders, sald-With regard
Road, and in so doing cut in front
driver to swerve and apply his of the other ear, causing the hrakes to avoid a collision.
EXCESSIVE SPEED.
CUBA ASKS FOR FAIRPLAY-
ministration,
Later, it is indicated, commerce and the departments of labour, justice and agriculture will share In the administration of the re-
PRESIDENTS APPEALcovery programme..
TO AMERICA
"
to October 2, the summons WAR taken out because of complaints by Mr. Fleming and Mr. A. W. Smith, of Kowloon Tong. Both complain- ed they halted at the Star Ferry terminus at 12:35 pm, until one
Wong Yat, n lorry driver, was o'clock, for a bus to take them ou
MR. GREEN RE-ELECTED. the No. 7 route. There is supflued $20 for having driven at an
Havana, Oct. 7.
With the rejection by the Union ten excessive spoed in Queen's Rond posed to be n us every
President Grau San Martin infof the Mine Workers' Association Central. minutes, and they say there were
Traffic Inspector Alexander said a statement to American news of the proposal to enlarge the thirty or forty people waiting for the bus, and they had to wait just miles an hour. There were four people of the United States for tion of Labour, Mr. Green has the lorry was being driven at 20 papermen to-day appealed to the Executive Council of the Federa the summons against the defendant coulies in the back of the lorry, fair play and to permit him to survived the test of his leadership and it was rather dangerous for give Cuba new and honest of the Federation of which he has them as only one side board was government.
been re-elected President. jup.
over twenty minutes. I took out
for Mr. Smith."
RAINING HEAVILY.`
Mr. Smith: It was raining heavily too, at the time, your Worship.
SEVEN IN A TWO-SEATER.
Chhu Yu, a private car driver, was summoned for not having full
4
mel -congr
1
"We must restore peace in the Island and make certain that the people are to have genuine de- mocracy and justice," the Presi- dent said:
President San Martin said that eerlain American financial con-
Meanwhile the four basic in dustries of motion pictures, re- tailers, wholesalers and building are still without codes and Gener whereby all industries must be al Johnson has extended the date
vember 1 to December 1.
carns with heavy investments inht under the code from No- Cuba had been defnitely friendly toward Cuba.
un-
S. 1. Saunders: On October 6, 1 control of his ear in Queen's Itoad, reyself was at the Star Ferry and was fined $5.
Traffic Inspector Alexander said taking a check of the various bua routes. One bus left for the No. 7 that it was a small two senter, and route at six minutes past five there were altogether seven per- and the next bus left at 6.30, sons in it, four being in the dickey which is 24 minutes later. There seat. The driver had difficulty in were fully fifty neonla wifever. Another driver had. agitation and disturbances, which the time,
[fact, complained to him about this Defendant: With regard to the car before he met defendant dry summons vctober 2, we had ang D. number of buses laid up six were up for inspection that morning. At eleven o'clock Ser. geant Serim sent two busen off the road because of excessive exhaust smoke.
MIGHT BE SERIOUS.
VARIATION OF QUOTAS
The magistrate: I gather it is TIN COMMITTEE TO
EL12.
MEET
The Hague, Oct. 12.
Steps are being taken to amend the present in restrictions agres- ment in certain instances, fol- lowing decisions of an unofficial meeting of the Tin Committee.
part of the condition of your "monopoly_"for" you to keep sufficient' buses and that you keep the buses which are on the routes in effclont condition. Running public service like this, a delay of twenty minutes might be very serious indeed. All sorts people use the buscs. I myself use the bus and people attending this divulged. They will be kept Court do. A man might get into secret until after a meeting to be very serious trouble from me if held in London on October 26, at he does not appear in time.
which the question of changing Defendant: in connexion with the quotas will also be discussed. the summons for October B.-Reuter. following a lot of correspondence
in the Press regarding the in- adequacy of the bus service, the
Details have not yet
been
D.S.P. (K) instructed us to put on DANUBIAN ACCORD
larger buses on the No. 7 route during the rush hours. This meant taking buses off other routes and it became a muddle.
The magistrate: I am nfruid you must prevent that muddle. I
cannot accept that as an excuse.
DIRTY BUSES.
OPPOSED
LITTLE ENTENTE OBJECT TO PLAN
It is officially announced that a friendly agreement has been:
Harriet Cohen, L2242. Oct-Memories of Tschaikowsky
Soar).
(arr.
J. H. Squire Celeste Ociet. 9108. Song-Cool Mulle (Traditional)., Song-Air Lorg Nan Eilean
(arr. Kennedy-Fraser),
Margaret MacInnes (Contralio). DB200. Planoforte Solo-Polonaise in A.
Flat (Chopin).
Ignaz Friedman. L1900, Sung-Danny Boy (Weatherly-
Words). Song Ay, Ay, Ay1(Gartmon
and Froire).
Trevor Watkins (Tenor), DBS, Cello Solo-Melodio. (Giuck Squire). 'Cello Solo-Andonte Religioso
(Thone).
W. H. Squire. L2000. 1.62-8.10 p.m. Orchestral. Egmont Overture (Beethoven).
Willem Mengelberg and His Con- certgebouw Orchestra. LX101. Leonore Overture No. 1 (Beethoven). Willem Mengelberg and Its Con- certgebouw Orchestra. LX100. 6. Local Time and Weather Report),
8.10-8.55 p.m. Variety. Organ Solo-The Song is Done. Organ Solo-Lonesome Lover.
0169.
Reginald Foort. DB548. Instrumental Merry Widow-Waliz Instrumental-Ever or Nover-Waltz,
Jacques Jacob's Ensemble. Song-Laughing Life. Song I'm Yours.
Ruth Etting (Comedienne). DB409. Orchestral-The Windmill Man-
Selection,
Caroline.
Vocal Duct-It's Sunday Down in
Court Symphony Orchestra. 0620.
Vocal DuelThe Geass la Getting
ener All the Time. Band-It's the Band.
Layton and Johnstone. DB1100. Band When the King Goes By.
Greener
Debroy Soniers Band. CB021. 8.55-9.10 p.m. Three Fanciful Etchings (Suite) . (Ketelbey)..
Albert W. Kotelbey's Concert Orchestra. 9406-9407. 9.10-10.15 D.M. Classical Pro gramme. Orchestral-Coriolan~Overture
(Beethoven).
Willem Diengeberg and Hls Con- Song-Alda-Ritorna Vincitor
certgebouw Orchestra. LX187.
(Verdi)
GOLD HOARDERS, ATTACKS ON WOMEN.
Another drive against owners of their holdings is announced by thin of Communist old who her failed to ragister chased deaths and injuries to six Mr. Cummings, who asserts that athers yesterday, the possibility criminal proceedings will be in- of racial trouble now looms.
atigated against all hoardere with Reports were received by the over $100, which limit is allowed police to-day that several white under President Roosevelt's pro- | Song-Bronwen-Talicssin's Song women had been insulted in the
Istrecta.
clamation-Reuter.
PRESIDENT'S WARNINGS.
New phases of America's war
Eva Turner (Soprano). L2150. Quartet in D Major (Haydn,
Op. 76, No.
Lener
String Quartet. L2257/0. (Ellis and Holbrooko),
Song Bronwen-Bran's Answer to
Matholoe and the Bard's Song (Ellis-Holbrooke).
CHEERFUL STOCK the depression cover a wide Instrumental-The Soldier's Tale
MARKETS
RESPOND TO TRADE FIGURES
London, Oct. 12.
John Coates (Tenor). LX71.
(Igor Stravinsky), Barrieux
fold of activity and include a sharp Presidential warning to récalcitrant industrialists
(Violin),Bousangol. and (Double Basa), Godeau (Clarinet), noisy labour leaders, the forma- Dherin (Bassoon), Foveau (Cornet), organisation and the compliation (Drums). tion of a new agricultural credit Delbes (Trombone) and Marcl
10.15-11 p.m.
LX197/9.
directed by Lionel Falkman relayed The Paramount Theatre Orchestra from the Paramount Theatre, Man- chester.
11 p.m. Rugby Press News Close
Close Down,
of the final report of the State Department on the possibilities economic as well as political of Following the excellent over-Russian recognition, seak trade figures for September, The President'a warning made It Down. the Stock Markets presented aplain that the recovery programme cheerful appearance, and advances is not to be ensed and that some in prices registered when business employers of labour will be closed were almost general under "lassoed and coralled" if necessary. the lead of gold, iron and steel and: Capital and Labour are both warned by the President that their troubles must be placed in the background until the fight against depression is van.
textiles.
British Government stocks finished fria under the influence of the rapid success of the South
Africau Loan, for which lists for ensh subscriptions were closed five minutes after opening. It is n sumed there has been a substantial over-subscription. War Loan finished at 101%-British
lose.
"This is no time to seek speecial | privileges and advantages."
LABOUR HOTHEADS..
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RETURNED WOMAN
BANISHEE LIAISON WITH TWO EUROPEANS
He also referred to the labour) Wire-hothends who think results can be charged before Mr. Schofield, at the Lo Sam, a married woman, gained by noise and violence," and Central Magistracy this morning, said they should join the majority with having returned from banish- Ing to pull the country out of its Polleo custody to find a surety of of working people who were helpment, was remanded 24 hours in
trouble.
$250 for hor good behaviour. The President took occasion to The defendant said that, accord- warn industrialists "who thinking to Chinese reckoning hor term in terms of dollars and centa in- of ten years had expired. She re- stead of human lives."
turned for medical treatment. "Most of our employore realise
Sub-Inspector Nolloth said that the dangers of the situation that dafendant came to the police station confronts the country but a few and made a report that she was of the recalcitrants must boboing prossed by a man for the coralled," he said,
Two further sunumoases against reached between France and Italy PHILIPPINE MINING SHARES Mr. Loucy for falling to, maintain on the subject of the Italian two buses, Nos, 115, and 97 in a proposals regarding Danubian Messrs. Ella & Edgar have to-day proper state of cleanliness on economic co-operation on the received the following quotations by September 27, were then proceeded basle of princpics known as cable from Manila of the following with. The defendant admitted the "deliberate contracta,"
mining stocks offences.
Antamoks... Bagulo Gold Balatoe Benguet Explorations Big Wedge
Sergeant Serim said the buses liad not boom vept. Bis No. 115 had just left the Shamshulppater minus when he boarded it and made an inspection. He found cigarette ends, spit, ticket ends and dust. Two cleaners who were supposed to have swopt the bus wore seated on a log,
their thumbs!
The Powers of the Little En- tento are opposed to the plan, especially Czecho-Slovakia, but Foland is not unfavourably dis- posed towards it."
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TRADE WITH RUSSIA. In the State Department, mean- while Mr. Cordell Hull, Mr. W. C.
return of some money. She was sant out by a Chinese detective, who recognised her. Her inger DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF.
found to be a returned banishee prints were taken, and she kyns She had been kept by an "PUGNACITY 18 A FORM OF COUR-Mr. Thomas J. Lawlor, export Mr. Wynne-Jones: Twiddling AGE, BUT A VERY BAD FORMS sales manager for Messrs, A. Stein & Bullitt, Mr. Harry F. Payor, Mr. Europaan until June Inst, when he
clair Lowia.
Company, of New York, who is tour- Robert Kelley and other assistants had died, and was then kept by Ing the world in the interest of his drafted what may be the final another European. She was con- firm, fs at present at Hongkong.port on the political, economic identially banished in April ten and diplomatic results that may years ago,, and her term expires in be expected to follow recognition April next. A sum of about $1,000 The wedding is announced to take of Soviet Russin.
had been left by the European who place shortly of Mr. Sidney Simpson, metallurgist, of 4, Sawan Terrace, The report to President had died. She had hired the Quarry Bay, and Miss Rhont Mary Roosoveltas fled contained a furniture, and when the man who Dickinson, of Stocksfield, Northum survey showing that it is entirely was prossing her for the money borland. Notice has been given of the possible that Rusain will make heard shs was arrosted as a Impending marriage of Afr. George purse in the United States turned banishee, ho had decided to Sims, and Miss Beatrice Elizabeth totalling $350,000,000.
acok remedy in the Supreme Court. Two cases of diphtheria, with one Rond. Another wedding which will
Home, both teachers, of BA, Conduit The legal phases connected with She was a nurse by profession..
Mr. Schofield.-The question fa death, six casca of typhoid with one be taking place about the same time the process of establishing diplo death (two imported), one case of is announced, the parties being Mr. matic and trade relations were also whether a sentence of Imprisonment paratyphoid and 58 deaths from Jelui Alexander Gow, deck officer, set forth in the report. The re- would affect the claim. tuberculosis, woro reported to the G.LT. Pingching, Customs House, port is said to consist of a com-
Sub-Inspector. Nolloth said that local health authorities last week. On Amoy, and Bliss Lielen Jand Masters, pilation of facts and contains no they were not pressing the case, Wednesday two cases of typhold were domestic science teacher, of Troon, recommendation for or against because her time had nearly ox-
also reported.
Ayrshire.
Irecognising Russia,
pired.
Regarding bus'No. 97, the Ser- geant said ho atopped it near the
An All Ranks Dance in aid of the Kowloon City Police Station, and Ministering Children's League (Mill found similar conditions of un-tary Branch) will be held in the cleanliness. The conductor told Garrison Lecture Hall to-night. him that the sweeper had no timo
*** to sweep the vehicle as he was working on the radiator,
Mr. Wynne-Jones. I think you will have to get aftor your sweepors, Mr. Louey. Fined five dollars on ench summons i
Li Chan-sam, a butcher's assistant at the Kowloon Market neeldentally cut himself in the hip yesterday while wielding a chopper, and was convoy ed to the Kowloon Hospital.
Thrown from a push bleyele when It skidded, Cheung Hau-ching, of 18 Bai St., Quarry Bay, was admitted to Hospital yesterday with serious injuries.
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