1939-08-07 — Page 16

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TO EUROPE CONNECTIONS

Leave H.K.

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Aug. 18 Sept. 9 Sept. 1 Sept 19 Sept. 15 Oct. 6

Connecting Leave Atlantic Arrive

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Duchess of Bedford Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Empresa of Britain Sept. 23 Sept. 28 Duchess of Bedford Oct. 13 Oct. 20

Air-conditioned equipment on C.P.R. Trans-Continental Trains. Frequent Canadian Pacific Atlantic sailings to European ports.

TO MANILA

Empress of Russia on Thursday, August 10th.

Passengers to Manila, any class, must possess Cholera inocula-

ROOSEVELT

POSTPONES

THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 7, 1989.

ALLEGED STAMP FRAUD

TOUR OF WEST CONSPIRACY

Washington, Yesterday. GRAVE CHARGES OF CON- President Roosevelt has post-SPIRING TO DEFRAUD WERE poned his long-planned trip EMPLOYEES OF THE GEN- PREFERRED. AGAINST TWO through the Western States for at ERAL POST OFFICE, THREE least two months, apparently STAMP-DEALERS AND AN owing to the checks he has suf- UNEMPLOYED, IN THE CEN- TRAL POLICE. COURT THIS fered in Congress recently.

MORNING BEFORE MR. T. J. HOUSTON.

When the current session closes and after he has signed about 400 new laws, the President will return to his country seat at Hyde Park at the beginning ofĮ next week.

He will then go away for ten days accompanied by his closest collaborators.

Accused were:

Tam Fai, 23, stamp-dealer; Lo Kwok-leung, 23, G.P.O. clerk; Lo Shing, 27, Postman; Yu Siu, 48, stamp-dealer; Tong Siu-tong, 24, unemployed;

and

Chan Teun, 47, stamp-dealer, It was alleged that accused con- spired to defraud by falsely repre-

The President's Western tour is senting that certain stamped en- due to culminate in a speech on which had been cancelled by the velopes were First Day Covers foreign affairs at the San Fran- General Post Office on January 11, cisco Exhibition.-Trans-Ocean.

NAZI ATTACK

tion certificates issued by the Hong Kong Government authorities ON MR. HUDSON

dated not less than five days nor more than three months from date of arrival in Manila.

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Berlin, Yesterday.

A vigorous attack on the Bri- tish Secretary for Overseas

1938.

First accused was additionally charged with possession of 3. forged envelope, purporting to be a First Day Cover with a five-cent duty-stamp, cancelled by the G.P.O. on January 11, 1938; and with possession of a forged G.P.O. Sec- tion Chop.

The complainant was the Post- master General, Mr. E. I. Wynne- Jones.

First accused was represented Trade, Mr. R. S. Hudson, is by Mr. H. A. Botelho, and second made in the periodical "Der Vier-accused, by Mr. Alfred Y. Hon. jahresplan" by Herr Landfried, Accused were remanded for 72 Secretary of State in the Nazi hours on $5,000 bail each. Economics Ministry.

The writer accuses Mr. Hudson LOCUST SWARMS

of having made false assertions regarding Germany's export trade,

namely, painting by inaccurate THREATEN

figures a picture of enormous Ger- man exports as a menace to the en- tire world; affirming that the quality of German products is in- ferior and criticising German in- dustry's methods."

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CANADIAN CROPS

Ottawa, July 29.

Locusts are threatening the vast prairie wheatfields of Canada Herr Landfried refers to Bri- and the Ministry of Agriculture tain's abandonment of the gold has asked pilots on trans-contin- standard in 1931, which he says

ental air.routes to report the gave British exporters an unfair movements of swarms of these advantage.

voracious insects.

'The airmen's reports will be He also attacks British tariffs, kept and compiled into a record mentioning the Ottawa Agree on the annual migration of the ment.-Trans-Ocean.

locusts, which come from the United States across the States of North Dakota and Montana to settle on ripening Canadian wheat. In North Dakota, anti-locust campaigns have met with success and damage annually caused by these insects, which come in swarms and devour all that is green, has been greatly decreas- ed this year. Havas.

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EUROPEAN STOWAWAY

en-

Before Mr. E. Himsworth in the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, Patrick George Gallaghan,” aged 28, formerly employed as an gineer by Moller and Co., Shanghai, was charged with stowing away on the President Taft and entering the Colony without a valid passport

Sub-Inspector I. Johnston, pro- ting, said that defendant lost when he went into hospital.

been promised job

pleaded guilty. - Sen-

panded on the

ution-order was