CLASSIFIED NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS NEW TERRITORIES
25 Words $1.50
for 3 days prepaid
LOST.
Football LOST.-Near Sookunpoo Ground, on 5th January, Black Fibre Attache Case containing articles of; sentimental value, Finder please re- turn to Captain Whitehead, 11 Peak Manalons. Reward $10 offered.
FOR SALE. FOR SALE.--Four Australian Horses, Can be seen
Amusement Fark, in front Lee Gardens. During
#1 the
hours before noon and after 4 p.m.
TO LET.
FURNISHED HOUSE on the Peak, Six rooms, two bathrooms, drying
room, constant hot water,
ample
AGRICULTURAL
SHOW 1937.
Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency Tho Governor,
Sir Andrew Caldecott, Et., C.M.G., C.B.E.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 9th and 10th January, 1937,
at SHEK AVU HUI Near Sheung Shu Railway Station. Reduced fare y the Kowloon Canton Railway on both days, on 12.12 p.m., 1.25 the 10.10 n.m., p.m. and 1.50 p.m. Traina from tongkong to Sheung Shui, return ng on any train from Sheung Shui after 1 p.m.2—
First Class Second Class
Third Class
Aervants' quarters, large garden. To for the round trip.
let on long lease. Apply Box 850, "Hongkong Telegraph."
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
No.
YESTERDAY'S CABLED
QUOTATIONS
The following quotatione are the riddle prices at the elime of the market in London All mutations are wildest to en January 5, conhrmation we no responsibility is amume
for error in transmima brata,
Trim, after 1962 (War Brit. Bonds 148
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THE HONGKONG
EVADES JAWS OF EMBARGO
SHIP ESCAPES WITH ARMS FOR SPAIN
RACE AGAINST LEGISLATION
New York, Jan. 6. The Spanish steamer Mar- Cantabrico, loaded with arms for the Leftist Government of Spain, sailed at 1.45 p.m. (local time) today, thus winning the race to get away from American waters before the arms export ban is |passed through Congress.
The ship left dock so hastily that none of the eight rated aeroplanes on deck were even lashed down. One case of spare aeroplane parts was left on Bie deckside, but the remainder of the armament cargo is
Tickets are effective for the day on board, of purchase only.
SCHOOL PHYSICAL
TRAINING
ABERDEEN
INDUSTRIAL SUCCESS
School The Aberdeen Industrial has qualified to enter the final roundt of the physical traluing competition
Vernacular open to local
Boys Schools which has been arranged by Department. The the Education eliminating rounds were held this morning at the longkong Football Club ground when eleven schools competed for the first place, which the Industrial School obtained with apparent ease.
To-morrow morning the Kowloon Vernucular Schoots will meet at the Kowloon Football Club ground for
Later.
A Const Guard neroplane and cutter haited the Mareantabirico, with its cargo of arms for Spain, off Sandy Hook. They ordered her to return to Brooklyn.
TELEGRAPH.
A little later, however, the Spanish ship was allowed to proceed. The halting by the Coast Guardsmen was due to a legal matter and was not developments at connected with Washington-Reuter
EMBARGO PASSES SENATE
Washington, Jan. 0. The Senate passed the arms em- barge resolution this afternoon by an overwhelming majority after a brief debate.
It now goes to the House of Representatives.-Reuters
HOUSE APPROVES
Washington, Jan. 6. The House of Representatives hus passed the resolution for an embargo on arms to Spain.
The vote was 403 to 1. A new Congressman, the Farmer-Labour re- presentative for Minnesota, was the only discenttent. A Parliamentary
their eliminating rounds, The win-technicality may delay the Presid
ent's signature until Friday.-Reuter.
ner of this heat will meet the win- the Anal, her of to-day's heat in
| which will be held in the near future.
The judges at
heat at this morning's Italston. Inspector were Mr. I.
English Schools, Mr.
Mr. Y. P. Law, In- spector of Vernacular Schools and Mr. J. Walkden, Physical Instructor Government Schools,
DI
Mr. G. R. Sayer, Director Education, was an interested speelo- tor at the display.
74
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Stil, Supl Loani
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Japan Sterling 1997
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Japan Sterling 1924
KK
7 German Int. Lean 1924
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30%
Chartered Bank..........
14
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H.K. & Shal king Corpti,
Engineering
10955
110
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167-
10/-
Choker Corp.
11/2
11/3
Pekin Syndicats
G/D
7/-
Shai Electric Construction
Shal Waterworka "A"
3546
Unloa_inturruer Se
17
37
Gula Kelamponr Rubber
66/3
56/3
Allied Frontwanders
3270
31,5
Austin Motors, brd.
494
41/..
Bell-Amer, Tob
182/6
131:0
Cammell, Laird, ord.
18/4
Hexican Eagle
BRALE
Courtaul
67/9 13/0
Distillers
122/-
12273
Dunlop Rubber
-
24/9
General Electric (England)
pay-
37.
Guinness (A1'Son & Co.
141/-
Hawker Aircraft
277-
26/0
Bristol Aeroplane, und
6.37-
41/6
Imperial Chemienie
0179
41/71%
Imperia Tobarro
1/3 THOF-
Marks & Spencer "A" md.
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Commonwealth Mining
6/10
120/-
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31/0 75/0
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71% 1/3
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12/0
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Vickers, ord.
Woolwortha
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134
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Burma Corp,
CLOUDY WEATHER
The anticyclone has Increased con- siderably in intensity; it is centred to the north of the Lower Yangtze Valley and is extending east and southward. Loent forecast:-EBS,
and N. E. winds, fresh; cloudy.
113/0
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HONG KONG AMUSEMENT PARK
Hennessy Road:-
Trams and Buses Pass the Door
BELL'S HIPPODROME
CIRCUS
AND
ZOO
Opening Friday 8th. Jan. at 9.15 p.m.
2 SHOWS DAILY
5.30 P.M. and 9.15 P.M.
Special Matince for Children at 2.30 p.m. Sat. 16th. half prico.
Circus Consists of:————
60 European Artists and Clowns in Galore 30 Horses, Lions, Tigers, Bears, Ponies, Cockatoos, Elephants, etc. etc.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION IN THE PARK EVERY NIGHT THE WORLD'S CHAMPION HIGH DIVER WILL DIVE FROM A HEIGHT OF 130 FT. INTO A FLAMING TANK DRESSED IN A SUIT OF FLAME.
ON THE STAGE CHINESE ACROBATS AND MAGICIANS Admission To Park 20 conta.
Childron 10 cents.
TEL. 31003.
Booking at OFFICE
Flu Epidemic In England
MANY SERIOUS CASES REPORTED
London, Jan. G.
The epidemie of influenza, which has assumed such proportions all over the country in recent weeks as to cause considerable interference with business and other activity, Is believed
have reached maximum.
10
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1937.
CROWDS
WATCH
PALACE
AS WEDDING PLANS GO FORWARD
DESPITE WILD
WEATHER:
Mysterious
Air Visitor
Extradited
ALLEGEDLY SHOT PILOT IN FRANCE
CRASHED IN ENGLAND
London, Jan. 6, The Hague, Jan. G. The Bow Street magistrate has Defying the elements, great crowds made an order for the extradition massed all day long in the neighbour-❘ of Madanie Schmeder, beautiful hood of the palace, watching the un-young French woman who crashed ending stream of arrivals and de-a plane into an English farmyard on partures as plans for the wedding of December 22, who will accordingly in France. The rule Holland, and Prince Bernhard charge against her is that she at- Frincess Juliana, who will some day stand her trial von Lippe-Bisterfeld, were given tempted to murder a young aviator their last touches.
named Lallemant.
Cafes, cinemas and places of re- freshment will be open all night to- night and to-morrow night as welt, and will shelter thousands unable to find other accommodation. Lights will be dimmed n mid-night to allow the patrons to snatch a little sleep.
The Germão
Later.
To-night the weather had consider- ably improved, after a drenching rain had ruined the day and many of the decorations.
Wied and Prince Princess Sophie of Saxe-Welmar Eisenbach, who at the last moment found themselves unable to conic to The Hague, will be replaced as groomsman and bridesmaid by Pro- fessor Huizinga of Leyden University und the Baroness van Hoeckeran-van Kall, one of Princess Juliana's ladies- In-waiting.
Dutch
aro
cireles commercial plensed mightily by the request of Prince Bernhard to the mannging- director of the Dutch Trading Cor- poration to keep open for him a posi- ilon In the business, os after his honeymoon he proposes to resume his studies of the economic position of Holland and her colonies.-Router.
Air Force Promotions
FAR EAST OFFICERS AMONG NUMBER
A list of promotions made with effect from January 1 among Royal Air Force officers has been issued and contains the names of a number of officers stationed in the Far East. These officers include Squadron Leader Willum A. K. Dalzell, O.C.
Wing Com- R.A.F., Kai. Tak, to be
Leader Robert mander; Squadron Allingham George, Air Staff, H. Q Sewing Far East, to be Ving Commander: Squadron Leader Kenneth Buchanan Lloyd, O.C. 205 (flying boat) Squa- Wing Com-
to be
In a personal statement to-day, Madame Schmeder delared that she
of Boeing from had no intention French jurisdiction.
It will be recalled that Lallemant was found by airport oficials stag- gering about the flying field where he had landed his plane 27 few minutes before. He told a remark-
ble story.
A Indy passenger shot him in the back, the bullet penetrating his neck, when he was flying high above the elty. By a tremendous effort of will he was able to fund his machine. The woman, thereupon, threatened him with a revolver, drove him out of the plane, took the controls herself and flew away.
Later in the day a Frenchwoman crashed a plane in England, but was unhurt. Questioned, she said she had no len sho was flying over England. She did not say where she thought she was or where she intended to be. The British authori
tics arrested her the French Surete's request, through the Foreign Office. Reuter Special.
on
FILM COMPANY DISPUTE
FURTHER EVIDENCE AT SUMMARY COURT
Further evidence was heard In the Summary
Court before Mr. Justice
J. J. Hayden, the Puisne Judge, this morning in the action between Cecil Ng Wing-lee, sound recording engineer, and the Eastern Hollywood Film Company. Ng is claiming $1,000 compensation from the Company, and the return of two Bell and Howell 400 it. Alm magazines and six reflex camera slides which constitute $355 of his claim. The detention of these arti- cles has prevented him from carn-
Its ron. Lt. Leopold Horkoming his living, he alleges.
The influenza is mild in form, but doctors
overworked and hospitals full-ih many cases large
Are
mander;
muls Omeer, H. Q. Far
Stewart, Sadron Leader; Flying for $204.00, comprising $100.00 of
East, to be Omeer Ian Ross Sarel, 716 (catapult) Squadron, Singapore, to be Fit, Lt.j Squadron Leader John Beaumont are-over a thousand-influenza-Gregor,-11.-Q.-Far-East, to be-Wing-
Commander, cases now in the London
ly with their own staffs.
There
a
County
compared with 200 week ago. Serious depletion of staffs of London stores us coincided with the open- ing of the January sales.-British Wireless.
NO ABATEMENT
London, Jan. 7. There are no signs for abatement in Britain's influenza epidemic, which is the worst for many years. London general hospitals are filled, the more serious cases numbering thousand.
over
1
There are 1.400 Metropolitan pollee on the sick list, representing eight per cent. of the Force.
An Army Ortler instruels all ranks to report sick on the appearance of suspicious symptoms and lays down, as preventive instructions, dully gar- aling and the avolding of wearing damp boots and clothing-Reuter,
Soviet Will Spend More On Armies
Moscow, Jan. 6. The estimated Soviet Budget for 1837 provides for the expen- diture of 93,000,000,000 roubles. an increase of 18 per cent. com- pared with last year.
The Increase. will be devoted to army expenditure and capital construction.
Last year the military expen- diture amounted to 20 per cent of the entire budget.-Reuter Bulletin Service.
HEROIN TRAFFIC MAXIMUM PENALTY
IMPOSED
Historic
Pageant
Recalled
The Company has counter-claimed
film, allegedly due by Ng, $30 puid to him in advance for his work and $54 expenses payable by him.
Mr. G. S. Hugh-Jones, Messrs. Wilkinson & Grist, appeared for Ng and Mr. M. C. McCullum for the Company.
POST OFFICE.
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan, and Shang- hal (San Francisco; 13th Dec.). Austraila and Monila Straits
Japans
Shanghal and Europe via
11.
INWARD
MAILS
Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shanghai
Haiphong
(Vancouver B.C., 18th December) Emp. of Hussin
January 7.
GIG, Paul Doumer
January 8.
Saigon
Jean Laborda
January 8.
Japan
Kidderpore
January 8.
Japan and Shanghai
Rajputana
January B.
Talyo Maru
January 8,
Taiping Titan
January 8.
January 10.
Diomed
January 10.. January
Toltori Maru
January 11.
Chenonceaux
January 12,
Cremer
January 12.
Hector
January 12,
Nako Maru Potsdam
January 12.
January 12.
date.
R.MA. Dorado
January 12.
January 14,
Hykozaki Maru
January 15,
Haruna Maru
January 15.-
Date and Time.
Siberia. (London, 21st December). Tango Maru Straits Jupan Shanghai Straits... Shanghai Japan Manila
Air Mail by. "Imperial Airways
Direct Service"-London. 2nd January. Amoy
Japan and Shanghat Straits
For
Samshui and Wuchow Amoy
Manila
Talma
OUTWARD MAILS
Per Thursday.
Tai Ming.....Thurs., Jan. 7, 4 p.m. Sirdhana Thurs., Jan. 7, 4.30 p.m. Zuiderkerk Thurs., Jan. 7, 5 b.m. Thurs, Jan. 7, K. P. O. G. P. O. & 1 Reg., .... ..Jan. 7, 4.15 p.m. Letters,
Straits, Ceylon, India, Egypt and Conte Verde
•Europe
Brindisi-due via Brindisi, 28th January.
Jan. 7, 5 pim. Thurs, Jan. 7,
Sheangwan P.O.
Air Maft for Swatow, Amoy, Foo- C.N.A.C. plane
chow and North China (via Shanghal).
Reg.,
* Letters,
Kowloon 1.o.
Ref.. Letters,
„Jan. 7, 5 p.m. Jan. 7, 5.30 p.ni.
Friday
RCE. Letters,
Letters for "Imperial Airways Direct R.M.A. Delphinus
Service"
.
Reg.,
„Jan. 7, E p.m. ....Jam. 7, 2 p.m.
G.P.O.
Jan. 7, 5 p.m. Jan. 8, 5 a.m.
....Fri, Jan. 8.
G.F.O. & K.P.O.
....Jan. 7.5 p.m. Lotters,.....Jan. 8, 8.30 a.m
(Duo London, 18th January),
Letters for "Austraila by Imperial RALA. Delphinus Fr
..Fri, Jan. 8. Airways Service"
(Due Darwin, 12th January).
G.P.O. & K.P.O... Reg..
.Jan. 7, 5 p.m. Letters, ......Jan. 8, 8.30 a.m..
Shanghat, Japan and Európe via Rawalpind! ..Fri, Jan. 8, 10.30 a.m.
Amoy
Tibadak ....Fri, Jan. 8, 11.30 u.m.. Halyang
...Fri, Jan. 8, 2 p.m. Jean Laborde ..Fri, Jan. 8, 2.30 p.m. Benled!
.Fri., Jan.
3.30 p.m.
Siberia.
Swatow, Amay and Foochow Shanghai and Japan'
Manila
Saturday
Rajputana
Reg.. Letters,
Letters for "K.L.M. Service"
(Due Amsterdam, 18th January),
Straits. Ceylon, India, E. and S. Rajputana
Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles,
(Due Marseilles, 5th February).
Holhow, Pakhol and Haiphong".... Leliers for Guam, Honolulu and Halian
U.S.A., by "Pan American Air- ways Service"--due San Francisco, 19th January.. Manila
Amoy Japan
Straits and Calcutta
Parcels,
..Jan. 0, 4 p.m.
Swalow, Amoy and Formosa Haiphong
Swalow and Bangkole
Fort Bayard, Hollow, Pakhol
Haiphong-
of
Shanghal
Batavia
vice"
At to-day's hearing, Jensen Jones, of Reclamation Street, Yaumati, sound recording engineer, who said he knew both parties, gave evidence on behalf of Ng. He said he had heard the magazines mentioned be- fore the action
was brought at a Cafe at Yaumati on July 24 when those present were Tong Kim-ting, J.
QUEEN ELIZABETH'S Shek, Manager of the Company, A.
CORONATION
Shek, his brother, Mr. Torres, Ng and himself. He said he heard Ng ask for the return of the maga- Zines but 3. Shek refused, saying that the magazine had been taken by a Mr. Kwok, Witness said he did not know Kwok..
London, Jan. 6. The tenth annual report of the "Friends of Canterbury Cathedral," just published, in addition to record- ing another year's work of the Society
Shek sald he would relun the In ulding expert restoration of the
magazines if Ng paid 5130, continued Cathedral fabric, contains hitherto unpublished account of the Corona- he said, was about $700,
to Jones. The value of the equipment, tion
Elizabeth, of Queen
The hearing is proceeding.
pageant of special interest in the present year. The Queen was welcomed OR her entry into London on May 24, 1565, by a ceremonial staged on London Bridge, where a platform was put together with 5,000 malls and cover- ed with 90 ells of cloth.
In all, 900 peacocks' feathers were used to make the wings of the two "Angels", who, with St. Paul and St. Elizabeth, both impersonated by men, welcomed the Queen-British Wire- less,
GERMANY GUARDS FRONTIER
CLEARS SKIES ON POLISH BORDER
Berlin, Jan, 0. An order has been gazetted de- claring a region of about. 2,000 square mics, bordering Poland on the east and running along this frontier for about fifty miles between the Rivers Warthe and Oder, to be forbidden for all kinds of aircraft except Ger- man
military acroplanca.
REBELS ATTACK
MADRID
(Continued from Page 1)
death as a reprisal.--Reuter Bulletin Service.
Nationalist Communique
A Spanish Nationalist communi- que, broadcast from Teneriffe lust night and picked up in Hongkong early to-day, states:
......Bat, Jan. 9.
Jan. 9, 9.30 a.m. Jan. 10 a.m.
G.P.O, & K.PO.
.Sat.,
G. P. O. and K. F. Ó. Parcels, ..Jan.
Jan. 0,
8, 5 p.m. ...Jan. 9, 9,45 a.m. .Jan. 9, 10.30 am, Sat., Jan. 9, 1 pm. Bat, Jan. 9.
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Reg .Letters,
Kingyuan
Rek
Kwangtung
Halton
Letters.
Tjikarang
Kutsang
Sunday
Letters,
Canton Maru
Canton
Monday
.Jan. 9. 2 p.m. ..........Jan. 0, 2,30 p.m. Sat, Jan. 9, 3 p.m.. .Sat., Jan. 0, 3.30 p.m. Sat, Jan. 9, 4 p.m. Sat., Jan. 0. Jan. 9, 5 p.m.
.Sun., Jan. 10, 0 a.m.
.Sun., Jan. 10, 9 am:
Kalgan. Mon., Jan. 11, 11.30 am.
and G.G.. Paul Doumer
Titan
Tuesday
Mon.-Jan-11,-1p.m
.Mon., Jan. 11, 2.30 p.m.
Tikembang.,Tues., Jan. 12, 9.30 a.m.
Air Mail for "France Orient Ser- Chenonceaux........ Tues Jan. 12.
(Due Marseilles, 24th January)
Saigon, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, Egypt and Europe vin Marseilles
G.P.O, and X.P.O. Reg. Jan. 12, 9.30 am.
12, 10 am. Tues
Letters, .... Jan Jan. 12.
Chenonceaux......
G.P.O. & K.P.O. Reg, Jan. 12, 9.45 a.m. Letters, Jan. 12, 10.30 a.m.
Tues., Jan 12, Parcels, ..Jan. 11, 0 p.m. Reg.,
Jan. 12, 0.45 q.m. Letters.....Jon, 12, 10.30 am
(Due Marsellles, 10, February) Dairen, Japan, Canada, U.S.A., Talthyblus
C. and S. America and *Europe via Victoria BC. (Due Victoria B.C., 8th February). Shanghal and Europe via Siberia.. Potsdam....Tues., Jun, 12, 4.30 p.m.
"Superscribed correspondence only.
WOMAN OPIUM CARRIER
HEAVY SENTENCES
IMPOSED
tral Magistracy this morning when she pleaded gulity to two-charges of possession of 22 taels of prepared opium and 33 taels of raw' oplum at 12 Wyndham Street,
Defendant was originally charged with n man named H. Man who denied the offences and whose, pleu
prosecutor.
A young widow named Liu, Wong the accepted by Mr. A. W. Grimmitt, was sentenced to one year's hard Mr. Grimmitt said the husband of labour and fined $2,000, with the the woman was en oplum carrier und - alternative of an additional six on his death she carried on the busi- months, by Mr. K. Keen at the Ceŋ- Iness.
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF
THE HIGHEST THAT WE CAN ATTAIN! TO IS NOT KNOWLEDGE, BUT SYMPATHY, WITI! INTELLIGENE.---HCUTY Thoreau.
A jumble sale wi be held at the' Kowloon Tong Anglican Church, 3 Vitoria, Jan. 6. The enemy was Duke Street, to-morrow, commencing completely repulsed in an attack at 3.30 p.m. near Villa Real.
A total of 250 militiumion have deserted to the Nationalist lines.
Other fronts are quiet.
DEATH FOR DRUG
a man
The annual dinner of the St. Teresa's Chinese Young Men's Society will be held in the Hotel Ceell' nt 8 pan. on January 12.
The Craigengower Cricket Club will hold its fortnightly whist drive and Tombola on Saturday, January 9, commencing at 9.30 p.m.
Mr. J. A. Fraser occupied "the Bench in the First Court at the Cen- the place of Mr. W. Schofield, the tral Magişiracy this mornhig, taking
Senior Magistrate, who is on short leave.
Madrid, Jan. 6-There have been Krocked down by a tramear in small but very important advances. Johnston Rond yesterday, The Government forces suffered ap-nomed Hul. Piu, 31, was sent to the proximately 647. killed in the day's Government Civil Hospital suffering fighting and a large quantity of war from injuries to his head.. equipment.
For the theft of a mirror reflector from car 3228 at Statue Square yes- In an attempt to alight from a terday, Wan Hung, 37, coal coolle, moving bus, Tsol Mul, woman, of was bound over in the sum of $50 to 776 Nathan Road, fell into the road- be of good behaviour for six months way at Nathan Road yesterday and. by Mr. Keen at the Central Magis-was removed to the Kowloon Hospital tracy this morning. According suffering from injuries to the head. Det. Sergt. Davies, who prosecuted, The maximum penalty of
defendant did not appear to be a year's hard labour was passed by
criminal; he took the article while on from the Wah Yik building contrac- The larceny of an iron steam pipe Mr. K. Keen at the Central
his way from work.
tor's matshed in King's Road was the Maglatracy this morning on Chon The publication of the order strik
Shanghai, Jan. 7.
charge brought against Tin Won, aged. "Ying who admitted a charge of being ingly follows the announcement of The determination of the local
Admitting a charge of unlawful 26, unemployed, when he was brought In possession of 900 Mersin pills at 18 Colonel Beck, Polish Foreign Minis- authorities to stamp out the drug possession of 5,000 heroin pills at 686 before Mr. J. A. Fraser at. the Central Bonham Strand East, Arst floor. ter, in the Polish Parliament yester-evil was to-day re-affirmed by Mr. King's Road, Chan Kam was sen-Magistracy this morning. Inspector Revenue Officer Ward sold the floor day regarding the renewal of the Tal Li-chen, Chief of the Narcotic fined $2,500, with the alternative of broken off a machine by defendant, Leneed to one year's hard labour and O'Connor said the pipe had been was used for amoking heroin-pills| Franco-Polish Pact. The announce- Section of the Chinese Police Bureau, and was one of the "dashleat" he had me
ment caused considerable excitement who asserted that the death sentence another six months, by Mr. K. Keen causing $10 damage in the process. seen for that pulloso. There were.
In Germany, especially Colonel Beck's would be meted out to pedlars and at the Central Magistracy this morn- The pipe was now useless. Defen- 28 pipes, eight beds fitted with assurance that, in view of the negotia manufacturers of narcotica, while ing Mr. A. W. Grimmitt, who pro dant was asked if he could find $10 electric bells, and waltresses. tions for a new Locarno Pact, he will addicts would at least receive life secuted, sald the premises were used as amends to the complainant, Lam Everything was most up-to-date, seo that "our alliance will retain its imprisonment, if not the death
as a heroin pill. factory which, how Yu, but offered instead to repair the, even the splitoons.
Tull value.Reuter Special.
pegalty.Reuter.
ever, was not active at the time of pipe. He was remanded for one the 'roid.
week to enable him to do so
one
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