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WEDNESDAY, JUNE

10,

1936.

OVERCROWDING AN ALHAMBRA

Pirates Climbing Steadily

PUSH GIANTS OUT OF POSITION

BROWNS BEAT YANKEES

New York, June 9, Pittsburgh Pirates are challenging strongly in the National League.

By defeating the tall-ending Brooklyn Dodgers in both games of a double-header, the Pirates leaped from fourth to second place in the Longue. However, St. Louis, the lenders, also won. The Cardinals are four victories ahead of Pittsburgh and the losses are four fewer, though they have played one game less.

Pittsburgh won its first game day by four to one, on a hitting score of light to seven. The recond game the Pirates took seven to five, on tr

hits to twelve.

OFFENCE BY JANUARY

RULES ON

MINISTER'S RULES

SIZE OF HOUSES

OVERCROWDING in dwellings will be an offence after

January 1 next in all areas where the number of over- crowded families is less than 100 or is less than 2 per cent. of the number of working-class houses.

The Minister of Health, Sir Kingsley Wood, announced this decision recently in a circular to all housing authorities on the further steps needed to bring into operation the whole of the over- crowding provision of the 1936 Housing Act.

Those already living in overcrowded conditions at the pres- cribed date are protected until other suitable accommodation is available.

But it is clearly desirable, the circular states, that the fixed date should not apply in an area unless and until adequate arrange- to-ments are in sight, not nearly for making fresh overcrowding unnecessary but for providing sufficient accommodation to "de crowd" within a reasonable time,

The fixing of January 1 as the date will give authorities time to put in hand rehousing before then.

Local authorities submit a general rehousing proposal by August 1.

The sizes of houses and the number and size of rooms which

Custlerian was pounded mercilessly by Cincinnati, and the Reds won they liked against the Giants. Glauts this dumped from serutd to fourth poltin, Caylee hit a bomer and

if d the total of runs to fifteen onean he regarded as adequate for ighteen hits. Gants renred four on nine,

Sulik homeral for the lies but Chiengo scored six to win against a three run total. Cube had eight and Phillies seven hits. Phillies had two

St. Louis scored a win against Bas- ton, seven to Ave, both teams getting eleven hits. Mize hit a homer.

SHOCK TO YANKS

The American League stamling was not altered by the Yankees defeat, but it was remarkable that the lowly Browns should havo heen the team to stop the New York string of luck.

In spite of an injury to Hemsley, who split his finger and had to retire in the ninth inning, St. Louis shack- ed ten hits and scored five runs. They held the Yankees to five hits and three runs, and the New York fielders care- lessly bungled three times.

Washington beat Cleveland two to

working-class families of various sizes are suggested.

about 180 sq. ft. and bedrooms of 150. 100, and 80 sq. ft. affords ac commodation for a family of ant more than ve persons.

A four-bedroom hotse of some 1,050 sq.ft., with bedrooms of about A three-bedroom non-parlour 150, 120, 100, and R0 sq. ft. would house of ahotil 760 sq. ft. In super-normally accommodate up to seven Delal area, with a living room of persons,

Two Biographies

Strangely Alike

BY SAME R

AUTHOR

one on eight hits to five, and Chieng Whole Passages

defeated Philadelphia five to two, on ten hils to nine.

Detroit had no trouble with Boston,

the second position holders, scoring

elght runs on thirteen hits. It was

Identical

Owen's homer that clinched victory. CURIOUS similarities,

Boston scored four on thirteen liita. ---- Reuter.

even

identical passages, in two biographies by the same author but about different subjects and published by different firms are BRITISH FINANCES pointed out in a review in the

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-FRIDAY :- Sylvia Sidney in "MARY BURNS, FUGITIVE"

current issue of John o' London's Weekly.

The books are "Rufis Isaacs,”- a biography of the late Marquis of Reading, published by Cassell, and "Mr. Justice Avory," pub-| London, June 9. Exchequer returns show that delished a year ago. by Gollancz, total ordinary revenue, excluding both written by Mr. Stanley self-balancing items, amounts to Jackson.

£100. The reviewer, Mr. A. G. Mac-: 370,837 at the corresponding date of donnell, writes that while reading last year. The yield of surtax. of the former book certain similarities samps and of curlos and severni

items was greater than for the prompted him to look up Mr. Jack- same period of the last financial year. son's earlier work Receipts from income tax and estate. WHOLESALE TRANSFERS duties decreased.

He found that whole passages, However, the principal difference where the two principals had been in revenue

between the engaged in the same case, had been present and last financial years is transferred almost verbatim from under the heading "Miscellaneous Receipts," which are over two and

to

date

a half million pounds leas so far this

one bock to the other.

He quotes from Mr. Jackson's

year. Total ordinary expenditure, two accounts of the Casement trial exclusive of self-balancing items, isse follows: £154,980,100 compared with £134.- Rufus IsaacK 003,928 at the corresponding date of 1935.British Wireless.

KING GEORGE

FUND

Lord

Reading! was completely at home in this case. His (Reading's) acquaintance with

Mr. Justice Avery

Mr. Justice: Avory was com pletely at home in this case.

His (Avery's) nequaintance with the mass of case the mass of case law was extensive law was exten- and on more than sive, and on more 'one secasion than one occasion counsel stood gor-| counsel sloodl

corrected.

His Lardship's won- Avory's)

memory

FURTHER DONATIONS rected.

Fund.

RECEIVED

His Lordship's (Rending's) won- derful memory derful was, indeed, only was only matched matched by his by his skill in skill in technical technical construction. struction,

con-

London, June D. The Duke of Connaught has given £250 to the King George V Memorial

Other recent donations include All that has beca dono in many £5,000 from the Council of the Fool-eases is the substitution of the ball Association, 1,000 gulness from name Reading for that of Avery

Dominions

Chronicle When the News the Eagle, Star and British Insurance Company and Associated asked Mr. Deamond Flower, direc- Companies, and £1,000 from the Imperial Tobacco Company, Carreras, tor of Cassell and Co., about this Limited, the General Electric Com- mystery, he said: "My attention pany and Erlangers, Limited.-British has been drawn to the review. Be Wireless.

yond that I can say nothing about the matter."

EMPIRE BULWARK S. AFRICA BUYING

OF PEACE

SIR SAMUEL HOARE'S CONTENTION

Landon, June 9.

The Cambridge Union, by a vote of

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South Africa now stands second

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226 to 219, refected the motion sup- only to the United States in the list! ported by Sir Samuel Hoare, newly- of motor-car owning countries, Appointed First Lord of the Admiral-proportion to population. ty, that a strong British Empire is

Premier position may soon be at an invaluable contribution to work tained if the unprecedented imports peace.

nra maintained. Recently five vessels Sir Samuel, in a peroration, urged brought more than 1,700 cars to South that while Great Britain's influence Africa in one week.

The

I would always be on the nude of Eu-

fact remains, however, that ropean place, we must remember we these were all American cora, not are an imperial and oceanic, rather British, and further consignments aro British cars are in evi- than a continental/power."-Router expected.

Starlight is the poetical name of this Canadian Indian who, during the last 14 years has wandered 110,000 miles and has visited practically all Many the countries in the work. times he has been near death during his numerous adventures,

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THE URBAN COUNCIL MANY APPLICATIONS FOR

LICENCES REFUSED

The Japanese authorities have forbidden the press to publish car- ientures of heuds of foreign At a meeting of the Urban Coun- It is reported that this cil yesterday afternoon, action followed representations from Government relative to the ap-

states.

from

д

a letter

"NINE O'CLOCK RIQUE"

OPENING AT KING" THEATRE TO-DAY

&

the German Embassy in pointment of Mr. C. Champkin to be Rex Story's brilliant show, “N Tokyo about the frequent carlena member of the Urban Council dur: O'Clock Revue," will be given at ing the absence from the Colony of King's Theatre for a short sea tures of Hitler which appeared Mr. L. C. F. Bellamy was laid on commencing to-day. This talen In Japanese nowspapers."

the table. It was also unanimously company is on a world tour Japan is proverbially and ex-decided to appoint Mr. Champkin to America and has achieved tremely sensitive to any written nerve on the Selcet Committees for popularity. The best way to or pletorial comment on its Em Cemeteries and Wella and Pools incribe the show is to quote from report on the opening perform place of Mr. Bellamy. peror that may be construed as

Last summer

The next meeting falling on the at Brakpan, appearing In The S

"There are nine in the cast, disrespectful.

deal of stir was created King's birthday, & was unanimously under the management of Rex'S good

revuc almost agreed to postpone it to Thursday, an American

they present a humorous

Juno 25. when

Those present

were Mr. R. R.wildering in its diversity and sp magazine publised a cartoon show- ing the Emperor, covered with

Todd, Chairman;

Hon. Dr A. R. and in the versatility of its m Wallington, Cat.6. Vice-Chairman; [bers", military medals and pulling & wheel-barrow laden with muni- Hon. Mr. A. G. W. Tickle, Director Tunglowan Road, ground floor.

W. J. Bir:

Food factory licence at No tions, receiving the Nobel Peace of Public Works; Hon.

West, Prize.

Carrie, Secretary for Chiueso Adairs; Connaught Road

Mr. T. II. King, Inspector General floor. Foreign observers

ro-Han.

Dr. Hall,

Food factory licence at No. 51, marked that Japanese respect for of Police: Mr. F. C.

Castro

Road West, ground floor naught

Food factory licence at No. the sovereigns of foreign coun-Mr. W. N.

have

do

Dr. Li Sku-taa,

royalty does not always extond to el in S. N. Chau,

trios. The Japanese cilltors are Tape, Mr. Tam. Mr. B. Wong Pol Ila Street, ground floor.

Champkin, Mr. c. J. Inclined to complain that the new Ree, Secretary; and Mr. Im Ping

ban is somewhat too severo,

But the Japanese polico author- itles apparently feel that it would be desirable for Japan to set an example of moat-favoured-nation treatment in enforcing respect for" heads of states,

denca in Cape Town and Durban, but American cara out-number British by five to one,

Johannesburg is the biggest buyer of American cars. Nearly overy car! on the roads in the "Goklen Clly" is

of American make.

Food factory licenco at No Temple Street, ground floor.

factory Hcence at a al

Food Lot No.

No. 1108, Ma Tau Wal R Food factory licence at No Queen's Road Weat, ground fl Food factory licence at No Second Street, ground floor. Food factory licence at Whitfield Rond, ground floor door).

tseung, Assistant Secretary.

Licences Refused The following applications for licences were refused:

Eating house licenco at No. 127, Jervois Street, ground flour.

Food factory licence at No. 1, Po Kong Village, Kowloon City.

Food factory licence at No. 15,

Food factory licence at Yunnan Lane, ground floor.

Food factory licence at No. 170, Graham Street, ground floor. Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3, Wyndham Street in the City of Vi Hongkong.

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