STRIKE TENSION EASES

CLAIM AGAINST "TELEGRAPH”

(Continued from Page.1.

graph, he did his best to minimise the damage by removing some of the posters which were being shown to the public by newayendors and bear-

AIRCRAFT WORKERSng the words "Boxing Called Off."

... RETURNING STEEL LEADER ACCEPTS C.I.O.

New York, March 1. The strike position throughout the United States is improving, but most notably at the Douglas Aircraft factory at Santa Monica and its subsidiary, the Northrupp Corpora tion at Waukegan, where many men have gone back to work.

in

THE HONGKONG

Oxford Crew Impressive

EQUALS 40-YEAR

RECORD

TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1937.

Amoy-Manila Service

Manila, Maralı 2.

The China Merchants Navigation

RÁDIO BROADCAST

Company is Inaugurating an express Jazz Interpretations by Ozo

service between Amay and Manila, starting this month, according to Mr. William Hunt, American adviser to the company.

And Boy Friends

LONDON: WORLD AFFAIRS

Radio Programme Broadcast by

31.40

also went to the Radio Office and He

London, March 1. asked that a

be broadcast to a message be

Oxford University's eight-our crew the effect that, according to him any- way, the exhibition advertised to take gave an impressive performance tu

The steamer Haichan will open place at

the Lee Theatre would take day when i equalled a 40-year-old

the service, arriving here on March pince. I am Instructed that the record. The boat rowed from the

the finishing post at Mortlake to Chiswick 28, whereafter the company will Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 355 metres about

maintain a regular ten-day schedule. (045 k.C's), $1,000. plaintify spent promoting this exhibition, He ex-steps in six minutes 33 seconds.

It is understood the chief object pected

This feat detracts somewhat from full house-the sitting

service is to enable locul most of whom are from capacity le 2,200 and, as, he alleges, the brilliant display of the Cambridge of the as a result of the article complained eight, which recently clipped four Chinese, of, only next day, another tritele, virtually the game

250 people actually turned seconds from its record time for Fukien, to visit their homes oftener.

distance that-Reuter. up. dated June 2, appeared in the saine Oxford rowed to-day--Reuter Dul-

letin Service. paper-a paper which, if I may any Bo, is read by many in Hongkong and enjoys one of the largest circulation

The

a

this article contained among other things, "Boxing After All," "Programme Off. Then On."

Leaders of the United Automobileiere-and Workers Union announced to-day the settlement of the dispute which closed the Fisher and Chevrolet plants, and the General Motors factory

at Janesville, Wis. President Carnegie of the Illinois Steel Corporation of Pittsburgh, meanwhile, has expressed h! willingness to recognise the Com- mittee of Industrial Organisation as a bargaining agency-Reuter.

"BLUELAND"

PROVOKING

HOSTILITIES

(Continued from Page 1.) Commander, Royal Artilery-Colonel A Burrows the Commander of the Fortress Engineers-L.-Col. Reid, M.D.E., M.C.; the anti-aircraft tefence Commander-L.-Col WT.O.

L.

C.

Actually no Filipino boxers fought local boys?—No,

The reason for that was that Dr.

Ylanan refused to let his men fight local boys, never mind whether he was right or wrong?-Yes.

You said that it was at the Kow- loch Hotel that you arranged that there

themselves. between the Filipinos

Gre should be some exhibition

I

above unless it was in the nature only of an informal exhibition, and advised can- Mr. Ildefonso's note cellation of the programme.

Mr. Potter: You threatened to bring an action against Mr. Ildefonso and instructed a solicitor to write him claiming damages for breach of con- tract?--Yes.

n.c's.),

4-7 p.m. 7-11 p.m.

7 p.m. chestra

metres (0.52

Chinese Programme.

European Programme. The B.B.C. Dance Or-

7.30 Closing local Stock Quota- tons and liongkong Exchange Mur- ket Report,

ASSA.Mischa Elman; Songs-

7.35 Light Concert Items. Songs-Thank God for a garden Plecaver; (Del Riego)..... Alfred Roses of Picardy (Haydn-Wood).... (Tenor); Violin Solo Le Coq d'Or- to the aun (Rimsky-Korsakov- (Murillo-Miranda), La Zin- What was the breach of contract?-sarella (Paisiello)....Conchito Su- (mezzo-soprano); Violin Solo He was the man who wrote to Dr.Serenade In

Major,

Op. 34, No. 2. Songs Think on me (Lady John Moffat); When song is Scott, arr. sweet (G. Sans-Souci)....Norman Allia (bass).

RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE "In order to support this claim, I must satisfy the Court that the report complamed of was untrue. Secondly, that it was published maliciously, that is, unjustifiably; and that plain- thereby. In the advertisement, your is quite wrong, and that it was not Lordship will notice that the manage-arranged until much later in the ment reserved the right to subsiltute, offices of the American Express Com-to

not until pany. It was not uni 12 later that this was agreed?

It has suffered special damages put it to you that your recollection Ylanan and made the agreement | 7Arensky-Elman).... Mischa Elmar

I will now call the plaintiff.

Mr. Fernandez then went into the witness-box and during his evidence Counsel, for both sides experienced some difficulty in making themselves heard as the witness was very deaf,

Mr. She: In the course of your pros Iession, you promole boxing exhibi- tlons?

Witness:

Yes.

until

p.m. or

.

after

Witness made no reply. If it was agreed about 10 am. that the exhibition would be held, why were not the Press informed?-I did not leave Dr. Yunan lunch.

That, I think, is much more like

The broadcast saying that exhibition would be held was made at Why did you not have it an Broadcasting Station in the afternoon but could not find anybody there.

What time did you first go to the Broadcasting Station?-I cannot re- member. It was in the afternoon.

32.

u

Crewdson: and Brevet Lieutenant- Were you the promoter of the ex-nounced at 12 p.m.? I went to the Colonel G. Lammie, M.c., The Sea-hibition at Lee Theatre on June 17 forth Highlanders commanding the Hongkong Infantry Brigade, Bri

gadiently

10., M.C

-- Yes.

Who were to take part?-It was supposed that the Filipino boxers would take part against local boys.

Did you, as promoter, interview Dr. Yianan, the head of the boxing dele- gation?Yes,

STATUS IN JEOPARDY What happened? When the ship arrived 1 went to see him and was Introduced to him by Mr. Ildefonso. I showed him the advertisements that bad appeared as regards the boxing exhibition, and, after some conversa- tion, Dr. Ylanan refused to allow its boys to fight.

PLAINTIFF AT FAULT

Mr. Potter: The point is that if there was any impropriety in this case it would seem to be on the part of the plaintiff in not informing the public at the earliest possible moment of the cancellation of the programme.

Continuing, Mr. Potter asked:

If you had not read the Telegraph, would you have broadcast?-No.

Then the public would have gone to the exhibition expecting to see Filipinos fighting local men and they would have been disappointed?They would not have been disappointed I had already announced in my pro- gramme that I had the right to make

about these fights.

8 pm. Local: Time Signal, Wes- ther Report and Announcements.

No more has happened with regard your threat?No.

re- In re-examination, Mr.. She ferred to a letter by Mr. Ildefonso- providing that in the event of any of

8.03 A Variety Programme. Vocal-Gang Show of 1938.... the Filipino boxers feeling indisposed, he should not be required to Oght.

"That

the possibility of Ralph Reader and Chorus; Hawallan covers chunging the programme the Sundown in old Waikiki All my .George Elliott's Hawaiian Filipino boxers not turning out," re-life.....

Quartet; Novelty

Vocal Jublice marked Mr. Shc.

Parade; Orchestra His Lordsalp: No, it says in the Music Hall

L'Ultima Paroln-Tango; Sweetheart event of one of them not being fit.

Mr. She: It covers the possibility. Czardas....Don Rico and His Gypsy

Girls Orchestra. MUMPS, PERHAPS!

and

His Lordship: Yes, of mumps. (Laughter).

Mr. Shu: That would be a good

reason.

His Lordship: Yes, if there was an epidemic. (Laughter).

0.15

p.m.

9.30 Orchestral Music.. "Fra Diavolo"-Overture (Auber). Orchestra; Milan Symphony Slavonie Dance No. 8 in G (Dvorak}; F. W. L. Bisset, u.8.0., M.C. the

Slavonic Dance No. 9 In B Major appointed Commander

Czech Philharmonie (Dvorak). of the

Hongkong Infantry Brigade-

No other witness was called for the Orchestra; "Le Prince Igor" March is not expected to reach, the Colony

(Borodine). Royal Philharmonie until after the conclusion of the

plaintifl and Mr. Potter rose to sub-

Symphony Antar-3rd Exercise. Wing-Commander W.AK.

it that there was no case to answer. Orchestra: Dalzell commands the Station Flight,

He said he wished to make three Movement (Rimsky-Korsakov)

the plaintif succeed

10

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. and the Volunteer. Air Arm.

points. For the

thut the 8.55 p.m. Biucland Commanders are

London-News and An- The

statement

of was false, nouncements. complained Captain E. R. Bent, B.SC., R.N., II.MS,

he must, firstly, prove

Fifth and

London-The Berwick; L.-

was denied. Secondly, that that L.-Col. M. F. Hammond-

Cricket Test Match: Australia v. Smith, M.C., of the 1st Bn. The

it was malicious (and that did not

A ball-by-ball commen- Royal

and

mean, as his friend hud sald, that it England. Inniskilling Fusilliers:

was unjustifiable, but that It was tary on the last ten minutes of the Wing-Commander W. II. Dunn, D.B.C.,

WILS

fourth day by Victor Richardson, Royal Air Force.

made through an improper molive,

resume of the day's Northland supreme command is be-

intending to injure the plaintiff or followed by a Heved

to be vested in Brigadier

What happened then?---While in

was made so recklessly as to amount play by Alan Kippax, from Mel- Gerard.

conversation with a group of people

to malice). Thirdly, head to prove bourne. (Electrical Recording). Throughout the week commencing on the ship he was giving excuses and

special damage and it was abundant- March

15, Redland has got to be pre- said he did not want his boys to fight

clear that the case fell short on these pared to meet attacks by sea, lond because he was afraid of them

polats. "We have and air in any combination on the jeopardising their amateur status,

friend where the malice is.

ave not been told by my Тізен Island of Hongkong or on the Leased

what happened?

The -While we

1. Ensemble-Huggable, kissable Territories. If Northland attacks were still talking, Mr. Ildefonso asked

you; 2. Song-I'll be faithful; 3. Savannah One thing is Double Pianos Sweet from across the Frontier the Direc- me to follow him to the Kowloon

ment--and why not?

4.

5. Violin Solo---Selected; munifest and that is that when you tors will arrange for the "enemy" Hotel. That was about 10 am, twe

Suc;

Solo Selected; attacking forces to be "umpired into hours after I went on board. In the not inform the Press that there had read the whole of 20 Telegraph Plane

6. Double

their positions.

Hotel we were still discussing the The co-operation in the Exercise matter and afterwards Dr. Vianan been alterations in the programme?article it is solely about the Filipino Piano Sophisticated Lady; 7. Song boxers. My friend says it was in---The way you look to-night; 8. En- of the Hongkong Volunteers-Naval told me he would allow his boys to

tended to substitute and, consequent- semble-I can't give you anything contingents on give an exhibition among themselves, Military and Air

Can you give me the earliest. posly, this was the exhibition originally but love. sible hour at which it was arranged advertised. If any jury would agree which Redland so greatly depends, Did you agree to that?--Yes,

10 p.m. London-Big Ben, "World When you were speaking to in that there should be a substituted with that I should be very surprised. on somewhat different lines

Affairs." A talk by H. Wickhom will be on

the on board the ship, did you notice any programme?—I had my subsututes should say it was misicading the Steed. this year. In

In order to meet

which Pressmen? Yes, I noticed one I all the time.

public. various incidental "battics" the

Directors will create,

arrange recognised from the China Mail. ments have been made for certain There was another whom I did not

When you went from the ship to the Kowloon Hotel, had any decision been arrived at?-Not then,

When did

you see this report?- About 2 p.m.

What did you think of it? The whole thing was wrong.

Mr. Potter: In that strictly evidence? Not that I mind......

substitutions.

I would leave the question of what

you had to the Court, but you Ching Mail makes the same states will have the job to show you were expecting a full house without the Filipines in action. Why did you

It was too late.

.

NOT NECESSARY

Why did you not tell the Presa

Mr. She: That is his business. His Lordship: To put an 433- advertised programmes?

Mr. Potter: Well it is our business

five local boya for the Filipinos?--1¡ to see that the public is not misled, did not think it was necessary..

You advertised the exhibition in

the Chine Mail. Did you read an article the Cun

In China Mail on this matter which came out on the same afternoon? I have seen only article in the Telegraph.

NO

DAMAGE

9.35 p.m. From the Studio, In- terpretations of Jazz by Ozo and His Boy Friends.

.10.16 p.m. Old and New Favourites.

Fox Trot-I was saying to the moon; Song "Give me a ring"—A couple of fools in love... Margaret Bannerman (Soprano); Orchestra "Mississippi"It's easy to remember; Song-You're not the kind...Frances

Finally Mr. Potter submitted that

Foye; plaintiff had suffered no special

dumage, for the great attraction of you. very thought of

Volunteer elements to

to be released know. from their normal.

At what time did they leave you? before that you were substituting normal duties for specified perlads during week.

Very early, just before we went off Such

arrangements are

are entirely due to the Kowloon Hotel, to the leniency of employers, and General Bartholomew and. Rear Admiral Sedgwick take this oppor- Junity

o!

these gentlemen thanking for the assistance afforded.

The wide dispersion of attacks which is made possible by the scope of the Exercise will probably result in the almost equally wide dispersion

he regular and volunteer unit His Lordship: There is no jury,

units of

and and I am not taking any notice of the garrison, both in Hongkong that. throughout the 'Leased Territories.

Operations will be continuous by night and day and in order that food and water shall reach the troops ar rangements to hire a considerable number of lorries and launches are being made,

of the

In connection with the feeding are rangements some Interesting tests of locally made containers for carrying

hot food and hot tea by pack mule will be made: and the familiar

Do you mean to say you have never seen this article? Probably I may

have seen it later.

When did you see it?

Off"

Mr. She: What did you do when accourwards. you read the report?

BROADCAST CORRECTION

It Roys

The

Coslow (Tenor); Fox Trol-When a

a lady meets a gentle

Trot-Loul- mass down South; Fox Tro slona Fairy Tale:

con't Duct-You pull the wool over my eyes....Curtis and Ames; Fox Trot-The girl with the dreamy eyes; Fox Trot dream of San Marino; Song-Love's lost word is spoken... Gracie Fields; Fox Trot-Foolish heart; Song--Miracles sometimes happen....Turner Layten; Fox Trot-Kiss me goodnight.

11 p.m. Close Down.

Roosevelt

To Outline

Objectives

the the programme was the meeting be

tween Flipino and local boxers, and that did not take place.

Mr. She replied that he considered Mr. Potter had based his argument on.

false

premise, in that he had com- "Boxing and gives a complete pletely falled to distinguish between пп exhibition and a programme. The na we do?-1 may have seen

Olymplans did take part in

the pro- Why have you not brought an gramme and the public had an op- action against the China Mall? Here portunity of seeing them. lo મ paper publishing the same Telegraph's report, he submitted, was Witness: I went to the broadcast thing-which is true, of course and made and then rushed into print. ing people and told them it was not you have not even written to the Instead of the article containing correct and asked them to broadcast China Mail complaining of it. Why

words indicating that there was still for me that instead of the Filipino

some doubt, it was supplied with no17 Olymple fights, I was substituting Witness did not answer when the glaring headlines, where it should Britishers and the local boys, and the Judge repeated the question, and have been toned down. Olymple team would give an ex- His Lordship recorded "I cannot ex-

Delivering his

his judgment, the Chief hibition among themselves.

Justice said that he could not see how What sort

plain why." of support did you ex- full house.

Mr. Potter produced cables sent it could be said that the advertised Press and was a series of contest and exhibi- the tions at the Lee Theatre, certainly, but talking about it. I had been asked Associated Press, saying that the tins the Lo

off and quoting Dr.

between Filipinos

Washington, Mar. 1. fights. were, by people to sell them tickets before h

The White House announced to- the fight because had been no such exhibition in Hong-risk the amateur status of his definition of malice," he concluded, livering a special message to Con-

for many years there Ylanan as saying that he would not and local boxers.

"I cannot accept Mr. She's general day that President Roosevelt is de

kong.

nor allow them to be used for private "and certainly there has been no at-gress to-morrow. He will transmit

These messages to Manila, he Did any of the reports or any one gated, could not be attributed, to tempt by the plaintiff to show malice a special committee's report on the reporter ask you that day whether the

by the defendants.

NRA, but it is specified that there exhibition with the Olympic team malice against plaintiff.

Counsel alco

"The decision I have

for the re- produced

is no recommendation would take place at the Lee Theatre?

enactmes of the wages and hours He specially asks that if damageNo, not at any time was I asked. agreed by the plaintiff, from Dr. therefore, is that there is no reason

When you read the report in the Ylanan to Mr. Ildefonso and from the why this case should be continued clauses, be done he may be notified after the Telegraph, why did you not go to the latter to the plaintiff. The arst ther

the present stage, Exercise, with detalls as to time, tor and correct it is too letter stated that the boxing could There will accordingly be judgment place, and the name of the

not be held for the reasons given for the defendants with costs," causing the damage.

Chinese charcoal stove will also be extensively used.

All officers and non-commissioned pect? The exhibition was the sen- from Hongkung by the local repre- programme did take place. There

officers have been ordered to seek the permission of house-holders and sation at the time. Everyone was sentatives of United owners of private properly if the "military situation" makes it necess- ary to enter private property during

the Exercise.

The General Officer Commanding requests that this may be accorded- provided the privilege sought Is

and expressed in reasonable couricous manner.

unit late.

The General Officer Commanding hopes that permission to draw drink- ing water from recognised sources may be granted-if sought, and if the local water situation permits,

How much did you spend actually? Over $1,000.

What was the gate actually re- colved? About $300,

Mr. Potter: Your Lordship has a

letters,

than

come

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN Brief

5.

For the present no further informa-/ copy of the advertisement and you ARE FINER GEMS THAN CAN BE DOUGHT.

tion

connected with the Exc.else will statement of claim that the case they will appreciate trom a glance at the

GOING BACK TO`WORK

Janesville, Win, Mar, 1. The dispute in two General Motors plants between U. A. W. and company union workers has been settled, the discharged men being re-employed and 2,700 employees resuming work to-morrow.United Prees.

A HAPPY BAHILE, A KINDLY THOUGHT | Philippu Gordon.

,

to,

It la simultaneously revealed that

the radio on March 4, and D and broadly outline the objectives of his second term in office.

President Roosevt will talk over

..It is understood be believes it no- A 42-year-old widow, Chiu Lol-ho, cessary to empower the Government capital and labour to was remanded for 48 hours on the to compel application of Del. Sub-Insp. Cunning- comply with the collective bargaining ham at the Kowloon Magistracy this regulations-United Press. morning wheh she was brought be

W. P. A. ROLLS PARLEY

Washington, Mar, 1. President F. D. Roosevelt has agreed to confer with state governors Satur- day regarding the proposed decrease pay-rolls, to which the state strongly objectsUnited Press.

be published as it is desired not to are trying to make against 12 is that communicate information of "exercise the very exhibition advertised was the The annual meeting of the Hong-fore Mr. Macfadyen for, uttering a Importance to one commander or one we spoiled. I am going to e6- kong auxillary of the British and counterfeit ave-cent piece in Shanghai the other.

tablish that that was not the exhibi- Foreign Bible Society will be held Street on February 28, and being in Dally official communiques will be tion at all.

at the Bible Depot, Queen's Road possession of four counterfelt five cent issued during the Exercise,

pieces. Mr. Potter (to witness): This ad- Central, at 6 p.m. on March 9, vertisement appeared in the China Mail? Yes.

As Pun Lam, 20, unemployed, had The sale of flowers in the streets And the great attraction was the on Saturday in aid of the Ministering handbag from a married woman out-in Works Progress Administration

used no violence when he snatched a appearance of the Filipino boxers?— Children's League resulted in Yes.

side the President Apartments in $1,380.77 being raised.. Detailed And the attraction was that they ares of the individual collectors Nathan Road on Monday, ho was not ordered to be caned by Mr. Macfadyen will be published later.

at the Kowloon Magistracy! this morn- ing," but "suas only sentenced to, six A. Japanese woman named Naga- months' hard labour. Inspector R. On the programme you had five awa Rie, 56, was sentenced to a tine Shannon said that when Fun snatched Filipinos boxing five local boys? of $25 by Mr. K. Keen at the Central at the bug, it dropped to the ground, MIST OR DRIZZLE; Yer, Potter read the programme and port to the police her de luat banknote and 35.20 in. Hongkong Magistracy this morning for having and a wallet containing a $10 Shang- Mr. The anticyclone remains in the referring to one "Stellar champion parture from the Colony to, Japan on money fell out of it. Pun then bent Pacific to the ensi of Japan and Las said he probably earned his title by July 15, 1030. Defendant admitted "dawn and took up the wallet, mean? decreased in intensity. - Premice re- making his opponent see stars:****** the charge saying that she had left ing to run away with it, but wDR. mains low over Indo-China, Local: it was in order that the Filipino the Colony uddenly in answer to an seized by the woman who held on to forecast: East winds, moderate, cloudy, boxers could fight local boys that this urgent telegram. Acting Detective him until M District Watchman generally with fog, mist or drizzles: exhibition was promoted? Yes: Bub-Inspector J. Edwards prosecuted. I arrived.

were going to fight local boxers-Yes.

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