1929-09-11 — Page 12

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ESTABLISHED

HONG KONG,

FURTHER AIR SPEED RECORDS

BRILLIANT FEAT

BRITISH AVIATORS BEAT PREVIOUS RECORDS

TO TRY AGAIN TO-MORROW

won

London, Yesterday-

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1929.

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HANKOW "TEST

EXPECTED RESISTANCE NOT FORTHCOMING

OFFICIAL NEGOTIATION

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Hankow, Yesterday.

It is understood that the matter will now be negotiated through official channels-Reuter.

Schneider Cup race. Orlebar madeWOULDN'T HAVE HIM

our flights over a three kilometre course. Stainforth made five.

BRITISH SHIPPING COMPANIES SUED

INJUNCTION SOUGHT

"CONSPIRING TO RESTRAIN US. COMMERCE"

NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY

New York, Yesterday.

It is announced that in to-day's No further action has been An action has been brought in attempts on the air speed record at taken by the Wu-Han Municipal the Federal Court by the United Calshot, 'Squadron-Leader Orlebarity with regard to Mesars. Butler-States Navigation Company, which returned an average speed of 355.8 field and Swire's property, and ap runs a fleet of cargo boats between miles per hour, beating the recordparently, yesterday's procedure was New York and Europe, to obtain an or the Italian, Major de Bernhardi.

a teat, in order to see whether injunction to prevent 13 British by 37 miles 201 bour. Flight- the firm would offer resistance. Trans-Atlantic steamship lines, Lieutenant Stainforth returned an No resistance was, however, forth including the Canard and White average speed of 336.3 miles per coming.

Star lince, from "conspiring to hour. Orlebar dew a Super Marine

restrain the foreign commerce of Rolls-Royce S6, in which Waghorn

the United States." The defendants the Schneider Cup, while

under are charged

the Anti- Stainforth few a Gloster-Napier

Sherman Trust Act with coercing Six. which did not take part in

the shippers by refusing to carry shipments at contract rates for any who give business to the plaintiffs. It is stated as an instance that the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, were thereby forced last year to disregard their customer's This morning Lau Sing, an earth instruction to ship by the United coolie, was at the Kowloon Magis- States Navigation Company. tracy before Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith The complaint says that the charged with maliciously causing United States Navigation Com- bodily harm to Kwan Muk-yung, a pany

under five woman living at 62 Aplui Street. cent. general cargo from the Det-Sergt Meadows stated that north Atlantic to United King- the defendant and the complainant dom ports. and that the defendants. are attempting to eliminate even that.

Orlebar's feat is a particularly brilliant une in- view of the handi- cap imposed by bad weather con- ditions. Visibility was very poor and mist often hid the machines from the spectators. Stainforth's effort in the Gloster-Napier was also very good, when it is con- sidered that visibility during his fights was even worse than when Orlebar made his attempt. Orlebar is expected to make a further attempt on Thursday morning and, if weather conditions are pro- pitious, it is confidently believed that he will exceed his present record by at least 15 miles an hour.

-British Wireless Service.

Film of Flight

London, Yesterday. Flight-Lieut. Stainforth, flying a Gloster-Napier six, completed five flights across a measured course of three kilometres on the Solent, in an attempt to beat Major Bernhardi's world speed record.

Squadron Leader Orlebar, in the Rolls-Royce Supermarine 36, also made four flights over the course, but no results are yet available, pending the development of filme taken by cinematograph camera, re- cording the seaplanes passing the starting and finishing points.

Squadron Leader Orlebar will later make an attempt in his Rolls Royce Supermarine S6, in which, he has fitted a new engine-Reuter.

FOR PALESTINE

YOUNG SOLDIERS JOIN NEAR EAST POLICE

FORMER GUARDSMEN

have

COULD NOT RAISE $75 FOR WEDDING

STABBED WITH PENKNIFE

FORDRINODE/Tsos

Temperature, 10 um., 10-

day....

Degrees

79 Temperature, 4. p.m.,

yesterday Humidity, 10a.m., 10.

day

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75

66

Humidity, 4 p.m., yes-

terday

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had lived for some time as man and wife, but she left him, and went with another.

carries

per

Inquiries in British shipping circlés elicit the view that the action is not regarded very seriously- Renler.

LABOUR'S DENIAL

NO CABINET SPLIT LIKELY SAYS "HERALD"

IRAK DISCUSSED...

London, Yesterday. The "Daily Herald" emphatically declares that the report of a split: Last night the defendant met her in the Cabinet is untrue. It they had a quarrel during understands that the main business which the former stabbed her with at yesterday's meeting of the

and

a penknife which he threw away.

The complainant was removed to the Kwong Wah Hospital where, on medical examination, it was found that the stab had penetrated through five layers of clothing her chest.

Defendant admitted the charge, and stated that she had agreed to marry him on payment of $75, but he was not able to pay it so she left him and took away some of his clothing.

When he met her in the street he asked her back for it and they quarrelled.

Cabinet concerned Irak.

[The "Evening Standard" asserted that the Cabinet is faced with a split on Mr. Henderson's announcement at Geneva that Great Britain was pre- pared to sign a treaty for financially assisting those states, which were victims of aggression.]

Ramsay Ridicules Report Mr. J. Ramsay MacDonald, the Premier, in addressing the first meeting of his Seaham constitu- ency since the election, ridiculed the report of a Cabinet split. The

The Hague was issue at

not a mere matter of £2,400,000 annual- ly, but fair play and respect for He expressed Britain's rights. optimism as regards the outcome of the British-American naval dis- cussions, and did not think that those difficulties which had arisen were going to beat man of good- will and sincere purpose. It ought to be clearly stated that they were not making alliances with America. America was much We understand that cable was received in the Colony yester too wise to make a European al- the form of an day announcing that Mrs. W. Tliance unless in Two Salford firms have reopened Southors, wife of the Colonial agreement to use moral influences their cotton mills at the old rates | Secretary, has arrived at Home and establish peace. I shall be safely. Her many friends here optimistic until the end, which is will be glad to know this and also certainly not in sight," he declar be glad to know that the cable ed-Reuter.

London. Yesterday. Hundreds of

young men who been recruited in Lon- don for Police. service in His Worship pointed out that the Palestine, leave to-morrow morn-

defendant might have easily killed ing to take

to two up their duties. her, and sentenced him They are going out to augment months' jail with hard labour. the existing police force. The bulk of the men are

under 25 years of age, and 75 per cent, of them have recently left the Forces. The great majority have served in a brigade of Guards. British Wireless Service.

of pay, and both sides to the Lan- cashire trade dispute are discussing whether a termination of the stop page is foreshadowed by this deci sion.

ROMANCE LAUGHTER THRILLS

MRS. SOUTHORN AT HOME

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DEFEATED ON BILL

GOVERNMENT LOSES BY ONE VOTE

AUSTRALIAN MEASURE

Canberra, Yesterday.

The Government was to-day defeat- el by 36 votes to 34 on the Hughes amendment at the Committee stage of the Arbitration Abolition Bil The Bill had passed the House of Repre- sentatives, after a fierce battle.

Canberra, To-day. Following the defeat in the House of Representatives of Mr. Stanley Bruce, the Government. have decided to seek dissolution.

A general election is likely before [October 31.—Reuter. ⠀

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LESS UNEMPLOYED

London, Yesterday. The total number of unemploy- ed on September 2 was 1,152,800, being 8,503 less than the week before, and 172,875 less than the Tear before-British Wireless Ser vice,

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