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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

COURT-MARTIAL VERDICT To Fight Milk Code

ALL 3 PRISONERS SELF-GOVERNMENT

FOUND GUILTY-

Army Education Office

Under Fire.

DEFENCE COUNSEL ALLEGES CARELESSNESS

The Military Court Martial of

1

IN MONGOLIA.

Agreement Reached

With Princes.

RESOURCES OF COUNTRY TO BE DEVELOPED.

Peiping, To-day.

General Huang Shao-sung. Pacif

Corporals Hayden Brealey and cation Commissioner of Mongolia, is John Doughty. School Instruc- leaving Peilingmiac

In the tors, attached shire Regiment and

Lincoln-

for

Salyuen after reaching a satisfactory agree- ment with the Mongolian Princes on Private certain principles regarding the or William McArdell, Orderly at the ganisation of self-government in Command Education Office and Inner Mongolia, leaving details to attached to the South Wales Bor-jbe settled inter on.

presamen,

In an interview with derers, who were charged with conspiracy, obtaining secret General Huang said that as a result papers and communicating the of his observations in Mongolia he Kame to unauthorised persons, was antisfied that no ulterior pur under the Official Secrets Acts of poses were evident in the demand 1911 and 1919. was brought to a of the Mongolian leaders for politi. conclusion this morning when cal autonomy.

Private McArdell

found WAR

He also said that Mongolin was guilty of all three charges. Cor- extremely backward in its economic The development of its poral Brealey of obtaining secret conuition. papers and communicating them resources and improvement of the the Mongolian to unauthorised persons and Cor hying standarti of

people were urgently needed. Con- poral John Doubte

trad Nows Agency municating them.

1

com-

Sentences were Pekevert Mit

jeet G.O.C.

"We invite prosecution!” is the de- tance burled at Secretary of Agri- culture Wallace's edict establishing a Federal milk code by Norman Dietz intove), president of the In- dependent Milk Distributors Ano elation of Northern Illinois, who may be will die an injunction in Federal Court seeking to restenin the U. S. from enforcing ein

Hel

"FLYING GYPSIES" LAND IN COLONY

Vicomte de Sibour Arrives.

to confirrudion In thr Slashing Comments on the Com any one time the whole truth

Arst of all says he knew nothing of manu Education Office by Lt. Hope the case, then on October 12 he Counsel for McArdell, were a pro. makes a statement and in the sum minent feature of his final address mary of evidence he nukes up an- this morning. Hape A1 one other stary, while in Court he adds

still further to his story.

stage stating:

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3-HOUR FLIGHT FROM FORT BAYARD

To-day's Short Story.

NOW I'VE GOT YOU!

By Lucian Cary.

HE shantyboat in the bayou, "They haven't got it" he

said.

THE shanty boat in the b "They probably won't have it for

the

a week. We're anfe."

Brownie went on

was one snag diligently. There

reading Atrik-

barges going down the river and the roving government boat. was bigger than shantyboats. But the real dif-cheek, as if someone had slashed

ference was inside.

most

ing difference in their appearance. Brownie had a scar across his left

keen

his

him across the face with a The stove in the cabin was not blade. Talbot had no scar.

Brownie suddenly drew in the rusted rehe of a junk-heap, but breath sharply. Talbot turned h la new kitchen stove. The bunks head, instantly alert: He was the had springs and mattresses and harder and stronger of the two.

"Listen to this," Brownie said grey blankets and sheets. The oil

He read aloud: lump on the table was a powerful

"South Granby, New York, reading-lamp, with a shade. The November 10.-The will of Arthur wall was cleaned (Wakefield Hadley, local philanth- hotgun on the nd oiled and loaded.

roplat, leaves a hundred thousand Outside, a November rain came dollars to John Cutter, in order, the lashing through the blackness of will says, to right a great wrong, furious The will does not state what wrong n cold night, borne on quets of wind. Within, the cabible meant, but old residenta recall was warm and light and saug, that Cutter was indicated, charged The two men who sat on either with grand larceny, on the testt- side of the lamp reading

news-mony of Hadley, seventeen years papera. with a jug of corn whisky ago. The indictment WAS sub-

were plainly not sequently quashed. Cutter. between them, river loafers. And they were not had lived here only a few weeks, left duck-hunters, relaxing after a cold, immediately. His present where- wet day on the sandbars. There aboa:

unknown. The will was no relaxation in them. They authorises the executors to spend

reading the five thousand dollars not so much [newspapers as combing them, down Cutter.""

one column and up the next.

were

дегусти,

They looked so much alike, as they read, that a casual observer The "Flying Gypsies", the might well have

taken them for under which the well-known French The Command Education Officer "At best Private Derham is

twin brothers. Indeed, casual ob-!

not knowing there were is entirely to blame that the papers accomplice and I need hardly draw war "ace" and pioneer airman, the

It is his duty the Court's attention to the danger Vicomte de Sibour and his wife and two of them, had more than once could he obtained.

This under King's Regulations to lock up of are pting

uncorroborated family are travelling, arrived here] the

mistaken one for the other. Fort Bayard. Thu His evi-to-day from secret and confidential documents, evidence of an accomplice.

error, on which their partnership With very little trouble he could dence is uncorroborated for the con-plane landed at Kai Tack aerodrome, rested, was an important part of have had the papers kept in one of fessions or alatements made by the st. 12.05

cnabled

the numerous

to be seen in two" at Corporals are inadmissable an

ya. night. sufes Ritunted Command

The Vicomte and his party will either of them Headquarters, even dence against McArdell "

Education Office Criticised. stay in the Colony for several days,plare at once.

Talbot threw down 8 paper though it might entail a walk

Continuing. Lt. Hope said he and will then take off for Canton the next block of buildings."

proceeding to Shanghai. Major 1. 81. G. Thoyts. M.C., would draw the Court's attention before

the While here they will stay at the presided over The Court-Martial to the haphazard running of

Education Ofice. Lenk- Peninsula Hotel

Haviland "KING OF BOMBERS" and was supported by Captain 1). Command

IN WORKHOUSE.

to

D. Michell, RA, and Lieutenant age had obviously been going on

p.m. after a three-hour

their

The plane is 1 De

J. L. Jordan, South Wales Border. for a long time, caused entirely by Gypsy Dragon Moth, with a 230 h.p.

negligence and the carless custody engine.

ers

R. Rigg. D.C.M., M.M., Lincoln. shire Regiment.

W.

stock-in-trade. It

For Vagrancy.

Chicago, hnoja.

known in the

are

to

TO-MORROW'S STORY

who

And

To-morrow's story will be "The King of The Schnor- rers." by Israel Zangwill.

Talbot shrugged his shoulders. don't see any way to do any thing about that," he said.

Brownie got up and walked to a window and tried to look out. Then The turned and faced Talbot.

"I'm the man they're looking

for," he said. "I'm John Cutter."

Talbot lit a cigarette. you prove It?"

"Could

"My signature would prove it."

often

Brownie said.

"A mon's

signature changes a good deal in seventeen years," Talbot said.

were preceded, last Six Months' Detention Mr. J. B. Prentis appeared for of secret documents had been kept! The flyers

in a stationery box for which there month, by the Vicomte's staff, whe the prosecution, assisted by the

are dying ahead to make the pre- Prosecuting Offeer, Captain T. H. were evidently many keys.

This plane "The Command Education Officer liminary arrangements. is entirely to blame that the pa-was piloted by M. Stron, who was

Brownie got out paper and pen James Belcastro, It is his accompanied by three companions. pers could be obtained.

wrote and began to write. Ha underworld here as "King of the John T. Cutter a dozen times. He Bombers," has been found guilty of passed the sheet across to Talbot. vagrancy and has been sentenced "What about the T7" Talbot 1 six months in the workhouse. naked. He noticed that the signa-

He is the fourth member of tures were free, without

a Bix hesitation. Talbot knew a good Chicago's hooligans to get north term within a fortnight. deal about bandwrting. He was a The others were Walter Guide, a singularly expert penman. He had West Side character, "Machinejaude his living by his penmanship. Gun" Jack McGurn, a famous gang- "That's the way I always signed

Mr. D L. Strellett.

next

stopping

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Lieutenant 1. W Hope, Adjutant duty under King's Regulations to After a stay of several days in the to the South Wales Borderers, 4 lock up secret and confidential do Colony, they left for Forchow, which

the Vicomte's peared on behalf of Private

cuments and with very little trou-38 McArdell, while Corporals Brealey hle he could have had the papera place. and Doughty were represented by kept in one of the numerous safes M. Stron explained that the main situated at Command Headquarters, party were delayed at Calcutta by The Defence.

even though it migh entail a walk monsoonal weather, and had arrriv. the typhoon Mr Strellett, in making his final to the next block of buildings," in Hanel during address, said that the essence of the said L4. Hope. charges against Brealey and Doughty In conclusion counsel said that This is the Vicomte's second trip was conspirney. Counsel said it might with such haphazard running of the to the Far East. On the previous and gunner, and Maxie Eisen, it in those days," Brownie said. have conje na considerable surprise Command Education Office and cas occasion he touched China during al 1 members of the Court-Martial ual custody of secret documents,world flight. The present fight Boss' of the fish racket-Reuter.

season.

and to others outside that the anyone could have obtained them. was started from Cannes, on effences contained in the charges Mr. J. B. Prentis, for the prose-tember 24. could have been brought within the rution, then addressed Scope of the Official Secrets Acts.

that Private Kireasing

Sep-

Personal Pars.

"My name la John Trueman Cutter."

Own

Talbot got up and stretched him- self on his bunk. From where he lay the light of the oil lamp was full on Brownie face. His Taylor face was in the shadow.

"Did you have that scar in those long-distance by the Neuralin this morning after deyr. Brownie?" Talbot acked.

ļspending a short leave in Shanghai.

the Court His wife is the daughter of the

London Derham's well-known

department Gordon Self- In dealing with Corporal Dougnty, evidence had in no way been shaken Store manager, Mr.

Staff Sergeant T. ridge, and this is the second occa- Counsel said there was very little, if in the cross-examination. any, connection between Captalt The Court, after an adjournment ston on which she has accompanied (R.A.0.C.) and Mrs. Taylor arrived Cannon's evidence

minutes, found all three her husband Warrant prisoners guilty.

and Lint of of 26

Doughty, similarly with

Officer Senior's and Col. McGuin- ness's evidente.

Relating to Private Derham, coun wel recalled the fact that the latter had gone to Shamshuipo Camp with { the papers in his pocket to see some i one. He did not know whom to ser and had never heard of Doughty. "He was not looking for anyone in particular but was out on his own account to find a potential purchaser of his wares," said counsel.

Relating to the transaction in the cafe, counsel said that Doughty was in no way responsible for the meet- ing and was it a party Lo the meeting.

"Did he do anything to further The arrival of the papers in tha hands of the candidates?" I sub- mit that the prosecution have failed to prove auch," said Mr. Strellett.

Brealey's Case.

Brealey, continued Mr. Strellett, did not ask Derham to bring the papera to Shamshuipo Camp, and the fact that they were there in no way incriminated him. Bresley was not going to risk his neck for the sake of imparting knowledge to A few | candidates, as from his point of view there was no promotion, or pay due to him for it.

What Brealey should have done, continued Counsel, was to have told· Derham to go away; but the fact that he did glance at the papers. Ig

no way made him a criminal.':

· “Lieut. Hope's Addresą, Lt. Hope, appearings for Private McArdell said, "The prosecution. In based on the evidence of Private Derham, a man who does not appear to be able to speak the truth, or at

Alight.

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Action on New York's Milk Strike Front

"They shall not panat" was the 'slogen of this group (strei-gelmated. State Troopers Rolled 200 MEDALI

of milk stalks pickata which lined the end, leading dairy farmers,” Right men were injurad Into Boonville, NE YAP prevent, the Dairyman'd strikers were dispersed wih kons Langue from delivering milk. Bot the arrival of the milk was delivered."

"I got that scare when I was a student at Heidelberg," Brownie said. "In a German student duel." He rubbed the scar reflectively, "It used to be more of a scar then than it is now. It has faded."

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"Then," Talbot sald, "you'd find QUICK DENIAL BY GERMANY OF WIMBLEDON STARS ARRIVE plenty of people in South Granby

who would remember you."

PARIS REPORT

Brownie poured himself half a (Continued from Page 1.)

Lumberful of whisky from the jug.

His hands trembled so, he spilled The Petit Parisien published the almost as much as he poured into alleged confidential document the glass.

"authentic."

IN HONG KONG

(Continued from Page 1).

Dorothy Round was the first

as player to take a set of Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody in competitive tennis "Not many," he said. "I Was The final German objective, ac-in seven years when she was beaten being very quiet at the time.” cording to the document, is the re-by 2 sets to 1 in this year's Wimble- Talbot lit a cigarette and lay on gaining of all territories around den Final. Britain's No. 1 player his back, staring up at the celling. Germany harbouring Germal mino- in the Wightman Cup series, Miss "How did you beat the larceny ritics and the restitution of German Round was beaten by Miss Helen Jacoba, new American National thing, Brownie?" he asked.

¡colonies.

"I put the money back." Brownie The irreconcilable adversary it champion; and did, not reveal the

sald,

states, is France. All efforts there- form she showed in Britain. He did not explain and Talbot fore should be directed towards up-

did not press him to explain. He setting Franco-British relations. finished his cigarette and put it out) carefully.

"Well," he said, "do we start in

the morning

"No" Brownie said. "Nor anv other time."

"What do you mean?”

"I mean I wouldn't go back there

for a million dollars," he said.

Talbot's voice was soft-mansc- Ingly soft-as he spoke, "Why not, Brownie?"

Mary Heeley reached the Final of. the Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon this year when she was partnered

SIMON RETURNING by Norman Fargaharson, the South

TO GENEVA,

British Attempts To Revive Conference.

London, To-day,

African player who eliminated Fred Perry.They were beaten by Von Cramm and Fraulein Krahwinkel,"

She was a member of the British Wightman Cup team.

sations, there, effective means will be agreed upon for getting the Con- Bir John Simon is to-day leaving ference once again into motion, London for Geneva, where he will The Foreign Becretary's decision Brownie shook his head. He consult Mr Henderson and, it is to go to Geneva was taken after other telephonic consultation with Mr. drank the whisky he had poured hoped, representatives of

out as if it were so much water and Governments upon the procedure in Henderson. The latter, a few days set his glass down. He stood connection with the Disarmament ago, was considering visit to Paris, but has now decided to re up and, taking the Jug in both Conference, hands, carefully poured out an: piker-half-timberful, He sat down (again carefully.

(Continued on Page 101.

The Foreign Secretary will be ac-main at Geneva, which thus koeme companied by Caplain Anthony to be best place for the forthcoming. Eden, Under-Becretary and they conversations, British Wireless hope that, as the result of conver-Bervice.