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LONDON, Nov. 23.
DANZIG
AT LEAST SIX PEOPLE were killed and many May Be Compromised injured in the worst gales of the season which to-day swept the British Isles, and disrupted coastal shipping.
In Near Futurs
Danzig, Nov. 23, The Queen Mary omitted to A basic portion of the status of the pay the usual call at. Plyrgouth Free-city of Danzig, is the demand put forward to-day by the Dan- UNMUZZLED DOGS owing to the exceptionally heavy piger Vorposten which apart from
weather-United Press,
Summoned before Mr. E. Hims- worth at the Kowloon. Magistracy this morning, for, keeping an LIN- Itcenced dog and allowing it out without muzzle or lead, A. W. Hollands, of 6 Minden Avenue, was Ained a total of $15.
Pleading guilty by letter to allow- ing her dog out without muzzle or lead, Mrs. C. G. Walker, 113 Austin Road, was fined $10.
LATE NEWS
Loyalty Of H.K. Chinese To Britain
When the Bill to amend the He- gistration of Persons Ordinance, 1934, came before Legislative Council this afternoon for its second reading, the loyalty of Chinese British subjects to the Colony wes re-affirmed by the Senior Chinese meinber, the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau.
He said:
"On behalf
Part II of this Bill.
for 24 hours.
་ being the official organ of the Na- tional Socialist Party in Danzig, las close relations with the Danzig Senate. This demand is made in connection with reports originating from Polish sources.
GALE POSTPONES LATE QUEEN'S HOMEGOING
London, Nov. 23. Owing to a gale raging in the Channel it was decided this after-
These reports which are regarded noon to postpone the saling of H.M.S. Royal Oaks with the coffin of by the Vorposten as an attempt to the late Queen Maud, and the Nor-sound opinion on this matter, are wegian Royal mourners on board, the effect that the legal status of Danzig which would become inde- pendent of Geneva upon the resigna- southern ton of the present League of Nations' Reports from all over England describe widespread damage Commissioner, will become restrain- caused by the wind, and several ed by way of a bilateral agreement deaths have occurred as a result of and by virtue of an understanding the collapse of walls und masonry, between the German and the Polish and other objects being hurled from Government consequent upon
| Polo-German conversations which the tops of buildings.
which will begin in Poland In the A number of small steamers have near future. been blown ashore and life-boats | have been enlled out to take off crews.
The gale has also caused Avoding) In a number of seacoast towns.
The ronds are. blocked by fallen trees, and over 700 telephone lines had been affected by this afternoon, and nearly 4,000 individual subscrib- Era cut off-British Wirelena.
SHIPS COLLIDE
the
the
Replying to these assertions semi-official Danzig organ states that they are lacking a confirmation and it adds:
"It is nevertheless, Interesting to note that Poland is now apparently al desirous of adhering to the old that a revision of the standpoint Danzig question is for Poland Impos- sible."
That the Polish public opinion is London, Nov. 23.
aparently being prepared for 1:1 constal alteration of the political and Five deaths, mostly towns are among the casualties so economic status of Danzig by way of tar reported during the terriffe gale an agreement between Berlin and matter, declares the experienced throughout the country Warsaw is a
Vorposten, which can only be wei- to-day.
Life-bonis were out all round thecomed team the Danzig stundpoint. coast,
A railway bridge was swept away hy the stormy sen immediately after la train, whose passengers included of my Chinese col-60 selinotchildren had passed over 11 leagues and myself, I desire to say a Deaths are mostly due to falling few words on the question of exclu-mustury or roof-tops sion of Chinese British subjects from Two ships collided in the Bay of Taranto, secording to a Rome den- "All Chinese born in the Colony patch, which added that although no it is feared are, of course, British subjects. But delatts were available, it has to be realised that an ordin-there ALITH 1085 of Hile.--Renter |
applicable to
persons Special. would be dimeult to enforce because it is an impossibility to trace auch British subjects from the Register of Births. Moreover, it is a well known fact that many births have not been registered at all.
ance
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The
experience
such
gained n the European War of 1914-1918, and in the strikes of 1922 and 1923, was such as to convince everyone in the Colony of the loyalty of Chinese Brilish subjects and of the loyalty of Chinese permanent residents to their Incallegiance. in these circum- stances, I understand that instead of
Servant Fined
On Attempted Bribe Charge
Employer's Plea For Leniency
"For the rest," concludes this com- men, "we too hold that, pursuant to with the the alignment of Danz: Reich which has already occurred, a (undamental revision of the Danzig status will have to coine up for a
2000er if later."_ discussion Truns-Ocean.
No German Ministers To Visit London
London, Nov, 23.
In answer to a question whether it was proposed to invite any Ger- mun Ministers to come to London In return for the Prime Minister's visits to Germany the Chancellor of the Exchequer referred the House to the answer by Mr. Chamberlain on Monday, when he gave a negative An attempt to bribe In Indian
reply to An enquiry whether any between members of the register voluntarily, constable who found him in posses-meeting
und
British and German Governments to and steps have been taken with thission of two bottles of gin
of whiskey allegedly stolen discuss appeasement was
contom- end in view. That my colleagues bottle and I feel is the best solution of the from his master, Mr. W. F. Simmons, plated in the near future, British,
Secretary of the Hongkong Tram-Wireless,
resorting to legislation which it would be impracticable to enforce, Chinese Brush subjects and Chinese per- manent residents will be given the opportunity to
difficulty.
To making this statement, which ways, Co. Ltd., led to the appear-
hope will remove any misapprehen-
I
ston which may exist as this matter,
can assure you, Sir,
thut
the
ance in Court to-day of Chan Chi- Ling, 24-year-old house-servant.
Chan was charged with the theft
Chinese British subjects and Chinese of the liquer from his master and Kaifeng Taken
permanent residents will
yleld to was also charged with offering none in their eagerness and desire bribe to a police constable.
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to serve to the best of their ability The first charge was withdrawn the interests of the Colony in her hour of need. (Applause).
The Bill was rend a third time and passed.
after Mr. Simmons told the Court he could not identify the liquor. On the second charge the boy was fined $10 and was bound over in the sum
By Chinese
Chinese forces recaptured Kat- feng, capital of Honan Province on
morning, according to reliable
of $50 to be of good behaviour for the Lung-hai railway yesterday
year.
You have been extremely foolish,"
said the Magistrate, Mr. R. A. D. Chinese reports from Loyang. Forrest. "You should have known it
The Japanese are retreating east-
is a serious offence to bribe a police- | wards with considerable casualties.
man or any public servant.
"In letting you off with a fine I
am taking into consideration
previous good behaviour.
In northern Honan the Japanese your also suffered reverses in Poal, which
has been retaken by the Chinese.
A plea for lenteney was made by Fighting is now raging at Yentsing Mr. Simmons, who said he was on the right fank of the Pelping- distressed to see the boy In such a Hankow railway north of the Yellow
River, the reports add.
mess.
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