1934-08-13 — Page 12

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China Mail

NINETIETH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

HONG KONG, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1934.

TWO NEW CASES OF DOG-BITE

Man Bitten On Both Legs,

After having been bitten by a brown chow dog on both legs, Lee) Yip, of No. 6 Lok Hing Lane, was admitted to the Government Civil Hospital yesterday. The dog has been sent to Kennedy Town for ob- servation.

Lau Mo-tung, shop foki, was sent to the Kawloon Hospital yes- terday, afternoon being bitten by a dog in Waterloo Road. The dog has been sent to Mataukok for observa- Ition.

272 DESTROYED Two-hundred and seventy-two dogs out of a total number of 207 sent to the Colony's dog homes, for the month of July, were destroyed | by the authorities. The total was) made up of 61 from Hong Kong, 119 from the New Territories, and 117 from Kowloon.

CHINESE STUDENTS LEAVE FOR U.S.

Farewell Gathering In Shanghai,

ARNOTTE COHU OUSTED FROM HEAD OF AVIATION CORPN.

E. L. Gord Makes U.S. Comeback By Hage Purchase

SPECIAL TO CHINA MAIL.

New York, (To-day. Mr. Arnotte Cohu has been ousted as head of the Aviation Corporation in a proxy battle in which Mr. E. L. Cord, the vit. torious contender, le reported to be making a comeback in aviation through the purchase of the- Eastern Air Transport Corpora tion, which is a subsidiary of the North American Aviation Cor- poration. The latter concern is a subsidiary of General Motors Corporation.-United Press, per . E. Levy and Company.

TURK VANISHES FOR 23 YEARS

Believed Killed In Balkan War.

TURNS UP AT HOME

Istanbul:

FIERCE CHOPPER ATTACK

Follows Dropping Of Saucer On Man's Head.

Sentence of six months hard labour was imposed on Mak Wun. a hawker, by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfad- yen at the Central Maglatracy this morning, for wounding two men, Leung Chan and Chan Shik.

Inspector J. Murphy stated that the attack was made after a quarrel caused by a saucer dropped by ae- cused's son on one of the com- plainanta' head. Accused used a very sharp chopper which nearly cut Leung Chan's ear off, eight stitches being required. Chan, Shik was struck on the right forearm.-

JAPANESE GAOLED FOR THEFT.

Second Conviction.

Sentence of six months' hard labour was imposed on Shotaro Kito, a 58-year-old Japanese, by Mr. E. W. Hamilton. at the Central Magis All, a Turk 'believed to have been trasy this morning, for the theft of aquantity of electric cable wires, killed in the Balkan War of 1911, and brass fittings from several returned to Istanbul recently. Thirty-five societies and clubs,

He went straight to the house houses in Lockhart Road.

Sergeant Fitches stated that ac headed by the Educational Depart-where he used to live, and to his ment, gathered in Shanghai yester- delight heard his wife's voice talk-cused had been in the Colony during the last 30 or 40 years, and that he day afternoon to farewell the Chin-ng to someone; But his delight| ese students leaving for the United changed to sorrow which he heard had had one previous police convic- States for studies. Mr. Wu Tlen-la strange man's voice answer her tion for a similar offence. cheng, Mayor of Shanghai presided. He went in and found his wife, who Among those present were Dr. W. had given him up for dead 23 years W. Yen, Ambassador to Moscow, and Mr. J. Usang Ly, President of the Chiastung University. Dr. Yen gave a stirring address to the scholars.

LOCAL RAINFALL

go, bad married again.

up her

Not wishing to break home, he consulted a lawyer, and on his advice decided to apply for a new name; 86 "officially" he has ceased to exist.

CANTON SILK EXHIBITION

BIG SUCCESS

(Continued from Page 1)

The Bureau for the Improvement"| The explanation of his long ab-of Silk has compiled statistics of sence is that he was severely world silk production, and the The local rainfall recorded at the wounded and suffered from loss of market, and has come to the con- Royal Observatory for the 24 hours memory for many years. A shock clusion that the demand for silk is ended 10.80 a.m. to-day was 1.58 he Auffered recently sud-growing. Although silk prices) inch, bringing the total since Janu-denly restored his memory and he are going down, the Bureau bo- ary 1 to 67.44 inches, as compared took the first train back to Turkey lieves that Kwangtung can do with a normal average of 59.36 from the Bulgarian town where he lot of export business when the] inches.

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