Decisive
Defeat For Roosevelt
HOLDING COMPANY BILL ISSUE
HOUSE STICKS
TO POLICY
Washington, July 2 Repeating yesterday's rebuff to President Roosevelt and his Ad- ministration, the House of Repro- sentatives has again rejected the request for legislation to outlaw the holding companios. To-day it stuck to its own bill giving the Security Exchange Commission discretionary authority over hold ing companies, by a vote of 257 to
147.
The decision was greeted with loud cheers from the crowded galleries of the House.
OPIUM HIDDEN
ON JÚNK
BOAT CONFISCATION
ORDERED
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER AMERICAN
VICTORY
The maximum fine of $6,000, HELEN JACOBS WINS
with the alternative of 12 months' hard labour each, was imposed upon Chan Laen, 30, junk muster,| and Loo Po. 65, steersman, whien, they appeared before Mr. Wynne- Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy | this morning on a charge of pos- sesalon of 1,320 tuele of raw opium on board junk No. 4592 alongside the Shamshulpo ferry wharf on. Monday.
AT WIMBLEDON
EXHAUSTED AT FINISH
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1935.
DOGS WITHOUT
MUZZLES
FURTHER CASES DEALT
WITH
Summoned before Mr. Macfnd- yen at the Central Magistracy this morning, Mrs. C. S. Hosselet, of 24, Broadwood Road, was fined' $3 each on two
summonses for allowing two dogs to be abroni in a public thoroughfare without muzzles. Sergeant Whitley pro- (necuted and stated that the dogs were about six months old. There were only two or three people in fendant was in company with the the vicinity at the time, and de-
London, July 2, Miss Helen Jacobs, of America, advanced through the quarter Revenue-OMeer Brown' stated final round of the Wimbledon that the opium was found on board championships to-day, beating | dogs. the junk, concealed in twenty-six Misa Jedzrejowaka of Poland, but bundles of firewood. The oplum only by a matter of seconds. Had Morris, of No. 3 Bungalow, Repulse A fine of $10 was imposed on M. was wrapped in oil-cloth, and two she been forced into a third set Bay, when he appeared before Mr. parcels were found in each bundle she might have wilted and lost the Macfadyen on a summons for allow. of wood. Small pieces of wood match, for she was exhausted ating a white fox-terrier bitch to be had been placed in the ends of the the finish,
unmuzzled on Repulse Bay Beach. bundles, and this necesaltated the careful handling of the bandien
on June 24.
so that the small pleces of wood would not fall out.
The American won 6-1, 9-7. Miss Jedzrepowska staged a markable recovery after being Later, another vote of 240-138,
It was further stated by the stage-struck in the first act. She brought the House's revised bill proseention that first defendant found her form in the second, and from Committee to the floor of the had purchased the vessel only with it her driving touch. chamber.
nine or ten days age, and the hit winners magnificently into The House then passed its modi-licence had not yet been trans- both wings. fled Holding Company Bill which ferred. now returns to the Senate, from
She
Second defendant pleaded guil-j Miss Jacobs chopped in reply where it will probably be sent toy, while first defendant alleged and was forced to do a vast amount a conference of both Houses in that he was only the master of of sprinting. order that their differences may be the junk and had no knowledge! adjusted.
To-day's voting in the House Is regarded being the most decisive defent of the Administrn tion since President Roosevelt took office. Reuter.
AR
BANKING BILL
Washington, July 2. The Senate Banking Committee has approved the revised Banking Bill which
to now goes
the chamber.
The Administration desire for some changes in the measure was
strongly indicated following a con-
that opium had been concealed Inf the firewoud. He alleged that the ather man had obtained the cargo for him to carry and for doing so he was to have been paid $2,
On imposing the fines on the accused, the Magistrate ordered the confisention of the junk, which was of the 171-picúl capacity type.
NOMINAL FINE
The Polish girl went to 5-2 and was twice playing for set point at that game score.
stated that on June 24, about 5.45 Sergeant A. Groves, prosecuting. P.. he visited the Beach in com- pany with Sergeant Whitley, and, at the east end, saw three dogs, all of which had muzzles, but one of them had the muzzle hanging under its neck. There were several people about at the time,
Defendant said he could not re- member the date, and thought he had been summoned because one of his dogs had subsequently Bay.
At 5-4 she was scratched
again within a point of evening the match, but Miss Jacobs threw her last ounce of energy into her game and fought back courageous.
Miss Jacobs was a trifle lucky to win in two nuts, A third might have been fatal as she was "all in" at the finish.
EARLY MATCHES
someone At Repulse
LAID TO REST
FUNERAL OF YOUNG PORTUGUESE RESIDENT
The funeral of the late Mr. Francisco Assis Delgado, who died
RADIO BROADCAST
A Talk on Tennis At Wimbledon
VARIETY CONCERT
From: ZBW on a wavelength of 365 metres (646 kilocycles):
4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme.
Excerpts from "Pa- 7-7.22 p.m. tlence" (Gilbert and Sullivan) sung by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, his Orchestra.
7,22-7.35 p.m. Marck Weber and
1. From Meyebrer's Treasur
House (Urbachi). 2: You shall be the king of my
heart (Stolz), 3. Entry of the Spring Flowers (Kockert), 7.35-7.55 p.m. From the Studio, "Tennis at Wimbledon" by Denis 11. Hazell.
7.65-8 p.m. "Songs of Wales" 11. A. Grenadier Guards. played by the Regimental Band of
8 pm. Time and Weather Report. 8.03-8.15 p.m. From the Studio. "Horse-riding without Tears," by Cavalier.
8.15-8.30 p.m. Leslie Hutchinson att
Piano.
the Hutch Medley.
2. I only have eyes for you. 3. Jane in January.
- 8.30-9 p.m. Variety. Piano Salos-Ridin' around in the
Rain.
Piano Solo-Just by your example.
Raie da Costa. Song-There's no more you can say,
Turner Layton (Tenor). Organ Solos-Medley of Old Songs, Organ Selos-Wedding of the
Painted Doll.
ference between President Roose- RESTAURANT LICENCE hopes were dashed for Miss Street, To Kwa Wan, after a long Fritz Kreisler.
velt and officials of the Treasury and Federal Reserve Board. Reuter,
FROM HOSPITAL TO GAOL
CASE
In early matches, the English at his home, 1, Chung Ming Dorothy Round, the holder, and illness, at the age of 24, took place Mias K. Stammers both were deat the Roman Catholic Cemetery, feated. Miss Itound was eliminated Happy Valley, yesterday after- A nominal Ane of $5 was im-y the youthful Australian, Missoon. A large gathering of rola- were present, Hartigan, Frau Sperling, lives and friends posed by Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Jean
and the Rev. Father Maestrini, of Central Magistracy this morning of Germany, bent Miss Stammers. 13:} { woman, Kwok Sau-ying, on Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody, favour- St. Teresa's Church, Kowloon,
for transferring or to win the championship, deofelated at the graveside. sub-letting the restaurant licence feated Mme. Mathieu of France at 218 Hennessy Road to Chau handily, as was expected. Chi-lai' without permission of the] Secretarial for Chinese Affaira,
In the mixed doubles, Nishimura and Miss Noel beat Andrews and Miss Ridley 6-2, 6-7, 6-1.-Renter
SURPRISE WIN
The deceased left a father, Mr. A. F. Delgade, who is at present Rope Manufacturing Co., a mother, connected with the Hongkong
several brothers and sisters.
Present na chief, mourners were A. F. Delgado, (father); F. X., J., S., M. and N. Delgado brothers), and C. Villa Carlos (brother-in-law).
Mr. M. K. Lo, for the defence, pleaded guilty and explained that the summons was adjourned from
Mr. Schofiek Inl last week by
Mr. London, July 2 order that the defendant might, A surprise was given the crowd resume her business. The 5.C.A. at Wimbledon late in the after
not pressing for heavy noon when, in one of the best per-
of the punishment at all. The defence formances
present was committed under very excep championships, Gandar-Dower and Whealeroft of Great Britain de Inspector K. W. Andrew said he feated Menzel and Hecht of had been instructed by the S.C.A. Czech-Slovakia, the Davis Cup to ask for a small fine. He visited pair, by scores of 1-6, 8-6, 6-4, 7-5, the premises yesterday and, from-Renter.. what he could see, the defendant;j
MAN WHO JUMPED OFF VERANDAH
Found on the verandah of 44 Tung Lo Wan Road in the carly hours of Jung 11. Chan Tung, 26, became frightened when the alarm was raised by inmates and jumped to the street from the first floor, injuring his log. Be was removed to the Government Civil Hospital and
dis charged yesterday.
Brought before Mr. S. F. Balfour the Central Magistracy this morning he pleaded guilty to be ing in the verandah by night for anunlawful purpose and was sentenced to two months' hard to all intents and purposes had labour.
taken over the business again. The Acting Sub-Inspector Madgwick business was run in a perfectly
still orderly manner.
at
WAN
man was
stated that the limping badly. He stated to the police that he was formerly em- ployed at the docks at Hunghom but was dismissed owing to the depression.
EXCHANGE RATES
Paris... Geneva..
Berlin.. Athens Milan Shanghai. New York. Apasterdam.
Vienna Prague. Bucharest Madrid..
Lisbon.
Hongkong
Brussels.
Bombay
Yokohanim Montevideo
Belgrade Montreal. Helsingfors..
Hio
July 1.
.74.29/32
.15.05
12.24
1
tional circumstances,
OCCASIONAL RAIN
WATER LEVELS
FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS
The River Conservaner Commision
[OT
Leslie James. Song You and the night and tho
Munic
Gracie Fielda, Instrumental-Noln: Polly. Instrumental-Kitten on the Keys;
Russian Rag. Vocal-Ida Sweet as apple cider.
The Mills Brothers. 9-9.15 p.m. A Violin Recital by
Thais-Meditation (Musseńct). 2. Tambourin Chinois, Op. 3
(Kreisler). 3. Polichinelle Seronado
(Kreisler), 4. Dance of the Marionette
(Winternitz). 9.15.9.30 p.m. Band Music. Poet and Peasant-Overture (Suppe). The Mill in the Black Forest
(Ellenberg).
1.
arch of the Mountain Gnomes
(Ellenberg). 9.30-10 p.m. From the Studio,
A Variety Concert by
1.
2
3.
Others present included: M. F. Baptista, M. A. Basto, E. M. Marques, S. A. Marcal, A. A,
4. Botelho, C. P. Pintos, F. Baptista, II. W. Pomeroy.. A. F. Castillo.5. | A. Santos, Miss C. Perpetuo, D. A.
Ozario, E. F. Castro, W. Santos,
F. Abraham, S. Sousne. R. Sousac, L. Elarte, B. Basto, W. Maher, B. Laurel, I. Botelho, C. Botelho, B. Balores, E. Comes, J. Silva, A. Victal, J. J. Basto, A. Crestejo, F. Fernandez, B. Basto, E. M. Franco, W. Mackintosh, A. F. Castilho, M. G. Lenz, L. Morales, W. Gomca, Kwangtung Proslare issues the following J. Holm, A. F. Baptista, W. Gomes, West North and Fast River
Castro, D. Rozario, M. Fuertes, W. M. Sousne, J. Castilho, Santos; . Castilho, J. Castilho, R. Santos, A. J. Riberjo, Mrs. A. Rocha, Misa E. Rocha, Mrs. E. Franco, Mrs. M. Noronha and many others.
Jeanne Gregory Doreen Ma Rex. I. Pedley
Soprano, Pianoforte. .Baritone.
Programme. Song....Here is my heart, ...
Rox. Pelier, Piano Solo
Doreen Ma. Song I'll see you again ...
Jeanne Gregory (by request). Seng....Down by the River.... Rex, Pedley. Piano Solo
Doreen M. Song.. With every breath Y take.
Jeanne Gregor.. ....Memories of you
G
7:
Song
સ.
Piano Solo
Rex. Podley. Doreen Ma.
Song Lovely to look at.... Jenone Gregory (by request).
10 p.m. Press Bulletins, 10.05.10.15 p.m. "A Thousand and one nights" (J. Strauss). Daventry,
10.15-11
A weak anticyclone covers the port on water levels, in English feet, for the Miss A. Fernandez, B. Xavier, Echestra; lender, Bertram Lewis; con-
of Obervation
Pacific to the east of Japan and pressure is moderately high in the vicinity of Shanghai. A depres sion has formed over the Upper West River July 2..| Yangtze Valley. It will probably of Sehing 74.20/64 move eastward. A depression is North River 15.04forming over S. W. China. Local North Irer
12.21
Forecast South and S. W. winds, 515 59.17/32 moderate; cloudy, occasional rain.
.515 .50.17/32
Holiday Holiday
1.94K 7.234
4.94 7234
20
.178.9/16
DAY DAY BY
Highest LoMPLI
W. La W. Lav
un
Qua record
July July
2
20.6
18.
9.2
9.
ג
41.0
at Tsingyuen
-+-26.U
Ai Shamshui
Shokung
34-22.0 -
| 15.6
1.7
13.8 113
NEWS IN BRIEF
11791 18215
GET AN AIM IN LIFE, AND GET IT 38216 35.15/16 35.16716 QUICK.-Carlyle, 110
1105 .Holidny 272.3/16 The Dollar Line President Hoover 29.26 will arrive in Hongkong at 8 pm. 1/4.6/32 on Thursday, will sail for Manila 1/23/32 at 4 p.m. on s
0.19 .176.5/82 1723732
216
RDA
214
4.044
4.04%
2261
2268
15
31
Buenos Aires....15 Silver (Spot), ., .31% Silver (forward) 411⁄2 War Loan...106
31% 103.13/16
-British Wireless,
COAL MINE HOURS
Londen, July 2. - In the House. of Commons, the Minister of Lahour. Mr. Ernest Brown, announced that following the revision of hours of work in the Coal Mines Convention at the
3,7
There was a clean bill of health for the Colony during the three days ended July 1.
·
of
Among IL large number wreaths were tributes from Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Triggs, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Lam, Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson and family, Miss Fern- andez, Mr. and Mrs. Jol Rodrigues, | Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Fernando. Mr. and Mrs. F. II, l'ica, Mins Rosalind Lee, Dr. Karanjia, Raymond Devaux, J. Reevee. The A dinner dance will be held at Corps Infantry (Portuguese Co.) Repulse Bay Hotel this evening, The H.K.V.D.C.. Noronha
and Co. last bus leaves Repulse Bay at I am. (Staff). Asiatle Products Co., Workmen (Fur East Oxygen and The rainfall registered at the Royal Miss Rozario, living at 232 Tung Acetelyne Co.), P. J. Stevens, Mr. Observatory for the 24 hours ended Choi Street, was bitten by a dog on A. A. Crestejo and family and at 10 am. to-day amounted to 2.12 Sunday and was treated at the Row, inches. This makes the year's total loon Hospital. The dog luas not been to date 31.29 Inches, compared with on found. average of 39.51 incires.
The forthcoming wedding is an- Yung Fu, 17, n caddie, living at 25 nounced of Mr. Romney. Lyle Penree, Thompson Road, fell into the nullah arrountant, c/o B.C.A: Victor Co., at Kennedy Rond yesterday and was Nathan Road, Kowloon, und Min swept down to the harbour near the Geraldine Frances Meagher, teneber, Naval Dockyard where ክር was of Senttle. rescued and removed in hospital.
others.
81 PERISH AS SHIPS COLLIDE
(Continued from Page A
Amongst these present at the open-and 81 lives in the Inland Sea early from Penang, was sentenced to
Lam King, aged 24, a life banishee ing of the Bank of East Asia Build- this morning.
sixing yesterday, was Mr. B. S. Rogers "At 1.03 am, I felt and heard a months hard labour by Mr. S. F. who was responsible for the entire terrific crash amidships on the Balfour at the Central Magistracy installation of the safe deposit boses starboard-side. The Midori Maru's this morning for the theft of clothing and vault, the door of the latter being lights immediately went out and I last International Labour Con- from 108 Johnston Road, Wanchal one of the largest in the Colony, jumped out of bed and rushed from ference, the Government was pre prosecuted.
district. Detective Inspector Fender weighing 24 tons. The whole equin-my cabin towards the ilfebents. pared to
ment was supplied by the York Safe ratify simultaneously
Jand Lock Company, through the locul The Midori Maru was sing with the other six. countries named in the list.-British Wire-banishment before their periods of
On charges of returning from fagents, Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Ld.heavily and the sea was rushing in. Passengers were dazed and gazed icas.
deportation and expired, Yu Wah, 35, Sentence of one month's hard about stupidly. We found the and Teung Yuk, 20, were sentenced to labour was passed upon Li Ping, 50, boats could not be launched owing The Empress of Japan is de hore six months and one year respectively unemployed, when he appeared before to the list. - from Shanghai ut 8 n.m. on Friday, when they appeared before Mr. Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon
The first day of Lane, Crawford's Balfour at the Central Magistracy Magistracy this morning and pleaded "I dived into the sea, although Sale and the opening of Cafe Wiseman this morning.
guilty to the theft of two brown shoes it was very rough. I was picked attracted nearly a thousand people to
from the Bata Shou Company, at No. un by a motor trawler, Exchange Building yesterday.
Charged before. Mr. Macfadyen at 00 Nam Cheong Street. Inspector "The Midori Maru quickly rose the Central Magistracy this morning, Portallion, prosecuting, sald defen vertically in the air and plunged
of streama
and
on remand, Lau Chuen, an unemploy-dant was seen by a Chinese con down storn first. four minutes While the forry launch Man Lok
ed youth, was fined $10, or fourteen stable at 3.10 pm, yesterday, and the was nearing the Kowloon City Pler daya hard labour, for driving a motor shoes were found under his jacket. after she was struck, amid a heart- last night on a journey from Hong- lorry No. 3000, without a licence, and The man took the constable to No, breaking chorus ̈kqng, Chinese malo third-class another $50, or one month's hard 00 Nam Choong Street where he ad shouts for help from scorea still passenger jumped overboard. A labour, for driving the motor-lorry mitted stealing then. Tam Sheung-ahoard, many of whom were sucked. search was nude but the body was ❘ without the pernilesion of the owner. hing, the manager of the shop ap-down in the vortex as the vessel not recovered.
The sentences" are to be consecutive, i peured as complainant.”
sank-Reuter
p.m. A Relay from The Bournemouth Municipal Or- ductor. Richard Austis. from the Pavilion. Bournemouth.
Relayed
11 m. Clore Down.
ZEESEN PROGRAMMES
This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Waverg
Special programmes for Far Easter Listeners will be broadcast from Zeeson se followst
ונמ
BOUTH ABIA ZONK
South Asia Zane, broadcast from DJB, (19,74 maires) and DJN (31.45 metres).
19.71 790 13,100 ke 1.30-3 19.74 m 16.200 ke 6.45-8.15 p.m. DJN 31.46 m #,540 ke 4.48-8.15 p.m. DJB 19.74 m 18.200 ke 5 p.m.-12.30.m. 445 pm. DID, DJN Annvanesment (Germ
Engl) German Folk Bong. Fro- gramme Forecast (Germ., Engli Litter Box.
p.m. Folk Music,
6.30 p.m. Nowa in English,
5.45 p.m. The ferman School Unlen, the
Germ-rell of the "V,D,A."
.. Biring Quartet in F mujer up. 135
by Ludwig van Beethoven,
6.4 p.m. News in derman.
1 p.m. Concart of Light Malc.
p.m, News in Engllah.
(Continued on Page 5.)
MENTHOLATUM
Rollavas
Skin Irritation Pimples, blotches and sruptions will mar the pretti-
·est Inca: Mentholatum sooth the itching, and Ita, fenuand' way wil laavu tha thần mất and ammothe Mentholatung hyljy bagt nuts, and buyao, too. Youë druaght cursins 19
Suman's
SUMMER
CHECKS
This week we are showing a new range of Summit Shirts in neat checks-blue, tan and grey- the very thing for Summer sunshine, The designs are woven into the material, double ply yarn being used for both wrap and weft, giving splendid wearing and washing qualities.
Each shirt has two of the new "polo" shape, reinforced collars to match.
$7.50. Shirt and 2 Collars, Lens 10% Cash diserint.
MACKINTOSH'S LTD.
Alexandra Building..
Summit Agonis
6 CYLINDERS ·
Des Vœux Road.
HAS ALWAYS BEEN
THE PUBLIC PREFERENCE
AND WHY SUCH DECIDED PREFERENCE? You may ask.
Car owners themselves will tell you that:-
UNLESS A CAR HAS 6 CYLINDERS
THE OWNER MUST SACRIFICE EITHER
SMOOTHNESS or ECONOMY !
With more than SIX, ECONOMY is sacrificed.
With less than SIX, built-in SMOOTHNESS is sacrificed.
But with a SIX, you give up nothing. You get the lowest, all-round operation and maintenance cost available. Along with that-you get built-in smoothness-the only -kind of smoothness that makes motoring really restful and enjoyable .... And in choosing a
CHEVROLET SIX
You have the most complete and modern car in the lowest price field to-day. Chevrolet's all-round economy' andi performance, will be a revelation to you. It also offers you BIG, ROOMY BODIES BY FISHER, VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE,. DRAFTLESS VENTILATION, ADJUSTABLE SUN VISOR ON. CLOSED MODELS, ETC., ETC. AND
TYPICALLY LOW CHEVROLET PRICES.
FAR EAST MOTORS
26, Nathan Road, Kowloon..
Telephone 59101.
SILICA GEL AIR DRYER
The SILICA GEL AIR DRYER is invaluable for drying the air in boxes or in tins containing Biscuits, Salt, Sugar and other Hygroscopic Materials; Cigar Cabinets, Glove, Stocking and Shoe Boxes, Wireless Sets, cases containing Optical and other Delicate Instruments, Lenses, Photographic Materials, Medicine Chests and the like, protecting their contents from the Harm-. ful Effects of Moisture Laden. Air,
SILICA GEL is odourless, it has no injurious properties under any conditions. It has none of the disadvantages of Calclum Chloride or other chemical dryers, as it remains perfectly dry externally even when saturated, and does not impart any flavour even to the most susceptible materials.
THE ANDERSON MUSIC CO., LTD. Ice House-Street-
Tel: 21-22