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CABLES.
LATEST ¿CABLES, {THROUGH · REUTER'S AGENCY.}
BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
ANTI-BRITISH DEMONSTRATIONS
IN - RUSSIA.
THM HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 161, 1948.
LATEST CABLES.
FATAL FIRE AND FLOOD
FIFTY PERSONS PERISH AT U. N. HEALTH RESORT.
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS, May 14th Fire and flood bave devastated the well- known resort at Hot Springs.
Seventeen persons are known to have been drowned, and it is reported that there were
fatalition.
Losos. May 14th, Advices from. Moseew state that the British Note, coupled with the Vorowsky murder, has evoked numerous open air and carried off the goods in stock.
The Grand Rapids Hotel was set on fire deponstrations and meeting which hav
The fire spread to the been organised by the local Soviets by lightning.
business district and it is reported that it throughout Russia. Indignation was ex-
destroyed the Marquetto Hotel, endänger- pressed at the appalling arts of thing the entire city. Several persons were Imprint Bourgenisie “ !! sprakers incinerated. urged drastic réprisa's in ciclout, anti- British soches,
At. Misos, Chicheriti, Bucharin and Trotsky addressed invetings and the fast inentioned faid.that if Bussia was unable to achieve her ends prarefully she would move her army and have. He described Great Britain as Russia's arch-enthy and said the British Press had been mest abusive.
RED FUNERAL ACCORDED VOROWSKY.
LAUSANNE, May, 14th.
A veritabah "Red" funeral was no corded Verowsky on the geension of the deceased's entrainment .for Berlin, Them was mass of rel flowers and
wreathe, a red woħri covered with a red
cloth, and real banners One orator al
the "Facemă referred to the against International Fascinu.
KRASSIN ARRIYES
LONDON.
RUBBER RESTRICTION. SCHEME DECLARED "ONLY HALF A SCHEME."
LONDON, May, 14th. Presiding at a meeting of the Kapar Para Rubber Estates Company Limited, the Chairman, Mr. Baumann declared that the rubber restriction scheme was. only half a schem”. The matter would never be settled snciafuctorily until they gould get a central selling agency able to deal on market as well as to control the output in the East.
SUMMARY COUNT JUDGMENT. WITNESS FINED $50. FOR REPRESENTING HIMSELF AS
DEFENDANT,
week imprisonment.
The case was the one in which Ho Han Youk sued Ma Kee Sun for a declaration that he, the plaintiff, was a donant of two floors in a house in Mercer Street;
shey
SCOTTISH" SPORT.
CELTIC WIN THE CUI [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
for an order that ho should be allowed to "goalkeepers were:
resume full possession of the premises on completion of repaiés; and for damages
ment of the premises.
His Honour, giving judgment, said:
The plaintiff was the tenant of two floors in Mercer Street, Victoria, and he claims against the defendant who landlord-
the
it
Cross
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TEACHING OF HISTORY. SHOULD IT BE INTERNATIONAL?
Mr. H. G. Wells and Mr. E. B. Osberg, literary editor of the Morning Post, hỏ are old antagonista in print, met on April 10th for the first time in verbal curflict. on the platform at the London School of Economics in Houghton-stroet, Aldwych, the subject for discussion being the ques tion, "Should the Teaching of "History be]
National Basin) Mr. H. G. Wolis, whu takes the view that the teaching of history should be international, said that his thesis was that
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CHILD, CRIMINALS
UNDER
BOLSHEVIK BULE.
TERRIBLE REVELATIONS.
[FROM DONALD DAY OF THE "CHICAGO TRIBUNL"}
gira
of
Rua, April 5th. In an effort to fight "The Hague 'di Children in Moscow," the "Cheka" has an- nounced the organisation of a special branch which will be known as "The Children's Choka .Al members of this
of department
the dreaded Sovier
being boys and step, the Mimcow Istratit, one of the 18 years of age. Commenting upon this official Bolshevik newspapers, states that the hordes of beggar children which
in Moscow weald be disgrace, to Ay civilised country, and that Husin may be Moscow papers during the past month children problem.
over-
much the same countries. He was there to advocate the terma in all civilised teaching of world history, as distinct from national bistory. It was more interesting, easier to teach, and easier to grasp and understand that the present historical ins, ruction, The only way to comprehend called "a" country of orphan Other the history of any country was by
in
After giving judgment in a Summary
EDINBURGH, April, 4th." Court case yesterday morning, the Puiene Qlasgow, like many another deciding Lie The final of the Scottish Cup, played in Judge (His Honour Mr. Justice Gum- proverl rather porta) imposed a fine of $50 upon one conditions were excelliappantment. The sites were well matched. of the witnesses, in, the case for misrepre- standani Jet play never reached a ga
From start ID finish ty santing himself in the witness box during respective defences hul the opposing attack A raging torrent of water the hearing of the caso as the defendant. had little interest for the spectator cores history is not many "mubjects, but une Secret Service will be children, the oldest
held safely, and a
da game of perpetual check In the swept the main street, smashed the shops He was given the alternative of three the hand on the run of the play subject, and that it should be taught in members
Celtic won by the only emi in the
deserved their victory. In a goulless first half there was not much between the teams. There was now and again a dash of brilliance by the forwards, but againas the tackling of the half-backs and the
skilful defence of made little
the backs impression and the little troubled. The secuti! hanif
f was brighter, but ten minutes of almost constant stack brought the Hiber
it as part, and in its proper proportion, have published many articles regarding the for breach of covenant for quiet enjoy been u bail time for the Celtic, about/ urged such teaching because it had become
nians nothing in the
of the general history of mankind. Ho shape ut a goal. This
It is estimated that more than 15,000 the worst they had in the gune. Surviving an urgent political necessity. The nations boureless, orphaned children are living in
they
wit on the win. After twenty
the abandoned houses and collars of of Europe to-day wore suffocating and minutes play, the issue was, decided. The fostering in pits of stalo and unvanulated Moscow to day. Many attempts have been Hibernians had thrown back #ሕ
history. A too limited historial teaching make to gather these children into Soviet Celtic attack, but it came again and a fine by had ben a heavy, curse on the world children homes located in the vicinity of M'Farlane
Harper from his goal. especially Europe during the last 100
Moscow. It was discovered that the It was an awkward situation to deal with, years. The development of transport had children would not remain
thesa for Cassidy was running in. The Hibernian been unparalleled in the whole previous institutions, but would desert, sometimes goalkeeper appeared to have mistimed his experience of mankind. There had been taking with then inany of their new-found effort, and, in addition, the bounce of the
friends. The Moscow Prandr declares: an enormous increase in productive power, ball was awkward for him. The result was and also in the destructive side of war "Russia enjoys the and fame of having more that tissidy saw his chance, and, ducking though there was no increase in the decisiorplans than any other country in the world. to the ball, he headed it into the veness of war. The World was becoming From every portion of Russia they flock into empty goal. While the scorer's ellortone economic system, and one financial the cities, and from every rity they beg aut was good, he should never have got
steal their way into Moscow. Mosew is over- the chance. A rally by the Hibernians found system, ceding a common central. Na Shaw in difficulties, while later Cringan was
tions were built upon history, and most of run with them. No one knows how many are the nations had bera built on uncommonly living in the city at present. However, we lucky to escape being penalised, but for some time before the finish the result was
had history. The only paseibility of socur- do know that 14 and 15 year old boys murder ing a wider and safer arrangement of
rob and bring assured. The Celtic won because they de human affairs lay in a wider and saner mistrenges, who are only 12 and 13 veloped an unexpected strength at half back, vision of one nation and people in relation old. The keepers of the worst haurits in and were quite as good as their opponents to the whole adventure of mankind. Moscow have been found to be boyanverg in the rear line.
Mr. E. B. Osborn, upposing Mr. Wellsing in age from 18 to 17. Agents of the Moscow Soviet investigating these condi views, said that the theory that had been tions have found girl prostitutes of 10 and propounded seemed to him utterly unsound,
11 years
old, who practically live on vodka It seemed to him that Mr. Wells was and cocaine. inspired by the wish to make war impossi The horrible conditions are fust breeding ble, et at any rate less probable, by ceas criminal class, with which our police will ing to folen national sentiment in schools have to fight in future years. There are no and college. Time, he believed, would critainn! statistics for Moscow or other confuta Mr. Wells' plan for destroying Bussian cities at present, but if such statis national sentiment by stopping the study ties were compiled the total amber of of history from the national standpoint.
murders disappearances without trace, It was possible, he believed, to show that robberies, and fol would be terrifying nationalised history was based on n. false these. Mr. Well whole concntion of inter. And children are responsible for many of
drug and analogy and a fallacious materialism. carried on by these children
The illegal
liquor traffic i enormous and Believing as he did that war was deeply as a result of its investigation the Moscow rooted in the nature of man, and that the Soviet has asked the All-Russian Central
The paint helped to strengthen the morals of measures to combat this peril. the nation, he was compelled to opposa mittee in turn has ordered the Extraordinary Mr. Wells in this matter. All the same, Commission (the "Chota") to form a speci he did not object to teaching history, to
children's Cheka to fight this class of infant advanced pupils in such a way that they criminals.". might learn to understand the aspirations of other nations. The teaching of history should really begin at home in the family. Children should know nad tako a pride in their family's past,
EARLIER CABLES,
THE GERMAN PROPOSALS
GERMAN DISAPPOINTMENT AT ITALIAN AND BRITISH REPLIES.
BERLIN, May 14th. According to the Lukulanteiger Liovern. stragglement circles are most disappointed at the brusqueness of the British Note, chiefly because it does not mention the German ruggestion tu IN
subunit the reparations problem to a committer of international experts.
Losuos May 24th M. Krassy arrived in London last
ASOCIATION LEAGÜR..
honour.
(1) For a declaration that plaintiff, is
the tenant of the premises. (2) For an order that plaintiff be allowed to resume full possession of the premises at the completion of the repairs. (3) For damages for breach of covenant
for quiet enjoyment.." By communications on various dates commencing on 1st of August, 1991, the defendant gave notion to the plaintiff to quit the premises. Some of these com munications purported to be from the defendant himself, others were from his architects or other representatives. The letter dated 25th September, 1922. was Championship would be settled as Rangers It was thought that the Scottish League signed by the defendant's architects and only required to win their game to secure the purported to be a notice under Section 4
The Ibrox club, however, were 02) (f) of the Rents Ordinance, 1999,
beaten again by Albion Rovers, who it will be recalled, on a former occasion frustrated stating that it was intended to reconstruct Rangers' liepes in the Scottish Cup in similar the premises £2 D
new building. They unexpected fashion. Menaced with relega- plaintiff objected to leaving the promises tion, Albion Rovers put forth a special without as undertaking that he would be effort, and they played a winning game from
the start. Later Rangers drew with allowed to re-occupy upon completion of Mirren. The reverse merely delays langers St. reconstruction. This was refused and the capture of the flag, as with four games still to go, it is inconceivale that they will fail those who believed the door to negotia
becessary. Оп the tions was open. The Stinnes' organ, leuters were sent to the plaintiff notifying other hand, the the Allgemeine Zeitung, says
chance of ththe commencement of alterations. Finally gives them a
of saving their like acquiescence
are but two points worse of Premer
position, as fightin on 28th February, 1923, the defendant than their county rivals, Hamilton Academ mean pelley of chicanery The Burrata Zeilang states commenti to pull down the building cials. The latter at home lost a point to that Marquis Curzon anil Mussolini might have saved Europe, but
Signor which by rracce of these operations be-Dandee in a goalless draw. Clyde are not
"yet quita secure from relegation. have eine France's puppets.
came unfit for habitation. The plaintiff Rangers...... The Vups'sche Zeitung, however, advocates a thereupon left the premises. On March Albion Rovers reply filing the gaps indicated by Britain 1st the plaintiff's solicitors, Messrs Wilkin. A United........ und Italy.
Clyde The urwaerd, thinks the Anglo-Italian wishes might be met regard.
son and Grist, wrote to the defendant's Allo ing specifying the guarantees for an international loan.
The next move is unlikely to be before Whitsun. The newspapers agree that the Allied Notes do not improve the prospects
of
gettioment, The Tageblatt says
upя
to their years
night from Moscow, from whencs he had Marquis Cuzzon's note does not encourage plaintiff continued in occupation. Various to secure the two pota of Albion Rovers study of history from d national stand Executive Committen to take immediate
harried partly by air in order to confer with his colleagues of the Russian Trade Delegation to London on the situation.
EARLIER CABLES.
RUSSIA'S MORE CONCILIATORY ATTITUDE.
Lognos, May 13th.. The Foreign Office has receive the Soviot's reply to the British Note of May 8th. It is a lengthy, argumentative reply, suggesting a desire for further discussion rather than definitely necepting or rejecting Marquis Curzon's demands. The Cabinet is to consider the reply to-night, when it will decide whether its tone is such as to justify a belief that the Soviet policy of pinpricks has given phun to a anore reasonable atlitude." It is pointed out that the British Note, which is officially described as serious communication, not an ultima tum," has already had the effect of slightly improving the Soviet'à attitude towards Britain.
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LONDON, May Fith
Mr. Ransay Macdonald has received a telegram from Litvino, despatched from Moscow, declaring that the Soviet Govern ment is prepared to settle the Russo British differences in a conciliatory manner, as is proved by its decision to release the trawlers, RUSSIANS ANXIOUS FOR A CONFERENCE.
Note
Sound
Poincare's
KING AND QUEEN ARRIVE
HOME.
WELCOME BY ITALIANS
IN LONDON.
in
LONDON, May 14th. Their Majesties the King and Queen returned to Buckingham Palace from Italy last evening. They were cordially greeted in the coune of their journey across France and the royal steamer from Calais. A royal salute eight French and British destroyers recorted marked their arrival at Dover where thousands in the vicinity of the pier lustily welcomed them home. There were also striking greetings on arrival in London, the throng including many London Fascisti, whilst a little Italian girl presented the Quaen with a touquet on behalf of the Italian Legion.
INDIAN LAWLESSNESS. SPREAD ATTRIBUTED TO AGITATORS,
• Falkirk
Hangers Partick Thistle.......!
3 Motherwell 0 Airdrieonians
0 Aberdeen
3 Morton
Hibe.
St. Mirren.......
0
0
3
2
1 Third Lanark ...
0
2 Partick Thistle
architects requesting inspection of the a
Hamilton Aca.... 0 Dundee. Hearts plans. Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, on Kilmarnock examining the plans, discovered that the Raith Rovers reconstruction intended was not such as to Rangers.
Celtic... make the tenement a new building under
Clyde Section 4, and that the notice to quit
ZUGBY. under that Section was therefore invalid. They also informed the defendant by later returned to the promises and slept there on March 2nd. On March 3rd, the tenant
on the night of the 3rd and 4th March. The landlord had no knowledge of this occupation.
The position now is briefly as follows:-
The plaintiff has been driven out of the premise by the defendant's rebuilding operations which made it impossible for him to remain in the house.
SOVIET CORRUPTION OF THE YOUNG.
comTM
In Petrograd the Kamin Gazette notices that even the homeless children of that city migrate to Moscow.
Papers published in provincial cities throughout "Tussia also report migratory movement. The Investin writes:
The streets of Moscow swarm with little
The Chairman said he thought they would all agree with Mr. Wells that a great deal of the teaching of history in the past had been very bad, very unen- lightened, and very unintelligible. What cigarette dealers, with little beggars, fitth did they want history for? First, to give a little prostitutes. This shows the decline pickpockets, and "hold-up" man, as well them an intelligent view. of the world in
Our
home life, of our education, of the for the formation of character; and third. The "surplus" Bugby games were not of as a discipline for the training of ing the past five years of Soviet cuatrol demoralisation of the people. Dur great importance, Heriot's School FP's judgment. In order to give an intelligent especially during the cold months f unl concluded their season as they began it mid-Septembeck they
in
view of history they must have a view winter, parents have put their children with you adved, the
of the world's history If he had the into the streets to beg ur stent unly partial
received in a historical training of a child, he should piece of wood with which to keep warka, or record Percy Park on Tyneside, and then they were
campaign was when they drew with introduce it to the cave men at the age to beg or ateal some food with whic
which to of 5. and go on to the Babyloniaus, stave off starvation, Later, when thou without one-third of their usoal team. Arabians, and Egyptians, and then pro-sands of parents discovered they could not Newcastle Northern, their latest victims, red to illustrate the heroes of Greece and Rupport their children, they have aibig reputation in their own district, Rome, until, wout the end of the tenth over to the care of the Soviet Ogvernments but, although, the Herioter's were without year, he would arrive at the period of and they were placed in homes." easily by 10 to 3. The FPs of Royni High several of their loading players, they won Julius Caesar, carrying through the
But they did not Schwol and Institution had a good fight for it, the latter winning by 14 to 10. Hawick, ed Kelso by 14 to 10-s capital game. who are now the Border Champions, defeat
which they lived; secondly, as an influence inches Romploym nt, and of the
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and giving broad and general outline, states the writer, who reports that the tive, sail he bought the child to modern children did not get as much is eat us.
England its proper perspec-
of these Soviet in institutions the times. They could then specialise on this the received at home. The Cranmunist or that period of national history. The theory taught in these homes,
-every- teaching of history hitherto though not thing belongs to everybody," niso had porhaps in the most recent years had
on the minds of the children, been too exclusively political and military, who were in reality
trained in the and too little attention had been given to principles
The Laveatio the great men of science.
continues:
in a
way. Niinble little hands grab everything that is left unwatched for a mo ment, and the proceeds of these robberies are always invested in vodka or cocaine, or
of
thievery
It is agreed that the notices were given and the operations undertaken in good faith-so that Section 90 which deals with mala files does not apply. But, a
tenant's common law rights. There is now appears, the antires were in fact void 1.sorae doubt whether a covenant for quiet CALCUTTA, May 14th. under the Ordinance and the defendant enjoyment is implied on a monthly tenancy."] According to a communique, the recent spread of lawlessness in the Midnapore has no right to disturb the tenant in his But it does not, I think, attach to district is due to agitators stirring up possession as he has done. What are then on February 28th. When the common law purely statutory tenancy-se this ous was the Sonibacis States. A crowd of several the tenant's rights, has he lost his posteancy goes the covenant goes too. There EMPEROR VERSUS WIZARD gambled away. Foreigners have been heard thousands at Silda Pargana on Aprù session And, if so, can he be reinstated?s, however, a remedy open to the tennat.
26th
LONDON, May 14th. The Russian Note as published by the narning's papers, states that satisfactory relations with the Soviets cannot be achiev ed by ultimatum, threats and reets. It ay's Lord Curzon is not cited a single his assertion that the Soviet Ja deliberately
thrown down challenges. it characterises the British quotations regarding Russian propaganda as a combina- tip of invented, falsified and arbitrarily wupplemental gruas extracts frean deciphered tele It expresses willingness to compen- bate Jirs. Stan Harding and Mr. Davison's Funily, provided Britnir agrees hilarly respecting Russian citizens. It suggests an International Conference to decide the question of teritorial waters and promises of infliters has since been despatched stud
the decision thereon. The Note denies that
the Soviets many arrests made. Order has now bert have
any religion. whatsoever restored. ave persecuted aal agrees that the Russian Nete reply- to British representation un this
may las regarded a non-existent. It r that this poviots highly value their present relation with Britain, which they desire to maintain and develop. It proposes conference at which both sides can not only settle secondary points of dispute, but definitely regulate to the fullest extent the rulations of the two Governments.
ART O'BRIEN CASE
COURT OF APPEAL'S DECISION TO STAND.
LONDON, May 14th. The House of Lords by a majority have decided that they have no jurisdiction to interfere with the Court of Appeal's decision in the case of Art O'Brian."
Following this decision, the Cabinet is introducing an Inderanity Bill immediate- Jy after Whiteun covering the Home Secretary.
LONDON, May 14th. "
from
rescued ten Sonthaci looters
custo and attacked the Magistrate and
wounding the latter. Superintendent, The same day, a to the Jambon Police fired at and alight
a Police Inspetor attached
U.S. AND MEXICO.
and
MEXICO CITY, May 14th.
A conference of United States and Mexican delegates has opened to discuss differences between the two Governments.
RUBBER DIVIDEND.
AMSTERDAM RUBBER COMPANY'S PROFITS.
|
In my opinion his possession is gone he can no longer claim the protection accorded to a statutory tenant by the
ruinae eft the parole she intended
that when he left promises
He has a right to wmplain of the trespasa to his posscon by which he was driven out of the house and lost his tenaney.
The plaintiff has included no claim for trespase on his writ. But I have given
this
him leave to amend so as to put forward
costs of the action.
Viscount Burnham proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Fisher for presiding.
tc
are
horribly among minors is increasing
say that while the cab-fares in Moscow very expensive, still it is cheaper to take a cab and avoid the certainty of having
your pocket picked by the begging
great majority of the Russian news-
io
KU-FLUX-KLANSMEN AT LOGGERHEADS.
New York, April 5th. adherents, is rapidly going to pieces through papers state that the Soviet Government is
The Ku Klux Klan, with its two million the question of A sits in to reform They to retain possession. True, he left come I has a large family, has been driven warrants are out for the chief cashier, and being opened, many homes are being closed
I have this before me that the teanut, Emperor's Palace at Atlanta,
Georgia,
and Ray that instead more children's homes of his furniture on the premises. But in
out of his house. Up to the data of hear the chief investigator, on, charges of because of lack of funds. Iteformatories my opinion this was for his own convent.
William Joseph Russin are unknown now, and there are but cace and probably because he had at the ing he had not been able to get the accom- embezzlement.
müdation he needed, time no plan to go. Again he returned tion is notoriously dificult to find. I think Superior Court for the control of the
Such accommoda. Simmons founder of the order, and Imperial fow homes for defective children. The class and slept two nights in the house after and I award him $500. This does not
Evons are fighting in the Georgia rooms of the few schools which are that he is entitled to substantial damages Invisible Empire.
are at present operating
receive three separafu he had left. But his solicitors' had by carry costs for the amendment was not
Until a year ago, Simmons was undispute groups of children daily, who receive from two
to three hours' instruction.
A few fortunate that time explained his legal position and made till the hearing, had terminated. head of the Klan as Imperial Wizard; then a children possess school books, but erat there he was anxious, naturally, to assert any
The defendant must therefore bave his bloodless revolution put the Evans faction are taken by youthful robbers, who co-zell into control, and Simmons was relegated them to parents in the marketplace. right he might possess. Very significat,
to the background with the empty title With these conditions the newspapers raport in ay pinion, is the fact that ho mande mention here. When the defendant was d'eat by organizing the Kamelis Klan for nation of degenerates,
"There is one matter which I must of Emperor. Recently ho attempted a cop that Russia's coming generation will hos THE HAGUE, May 14th, no tender or offer of payment of rent called to give evidence at the hearing a The annual report of the Amsterdam before leaving, although his rent was pay-of the defendant and was sworn in that countenance, and Emperor Simmons retaliat women, Imperial Wizard Evans issued a man went into the box who gave the name akase forbidding the Klansmen to give it Rubber Company shows that the cost
therefore name. When cross-examined he persisteded with a proclamation declaring himself the rice has been reduced from 10d. to 7able ja ulvange and was per 500 grauinies,
A dividend of 8 per cent, is declaro ctually due at the Litno of bis. quitting. further proued be admitted that he was the Klansmon to ignaro
that he was the defendant. But on being highest officer of the Klan, and directing In my opinion, he did not intend to pay not really the defendant, whose surname the same time Evans called a
Eraus's order. A rent until he could again resume posseis Min, but the defendant's partner, whose tion." to discuss his own project
defendant's solicitor that I desire to see suraame is Lau. I have intimated to the
the Invisible Empire into Efor extend- this man Tau before the Court."
by a
& Court Lau came before the Court accordingly, hours reign, he was ejected by the Court from into Order restraining the Wizard with him. After throo and in asking him why ho had given his him, "You are an educated man, you
at the Wizard's demand, and the sheriff pame sa Mu hie Honour remarked, to ought to know better."
assumed the throne and the real prize at stake the control of the Imperial treasury. The latest move in the Emperor's--the en bezzlement charges-Times."
for 1992 compared with nothing the pre-
vious year.
EXCHANGE MARKET.
Loydon, May 14th, Forcia exchanges are as follows: Sterling has improved to French francs are ready between
Art O'Brien arrived, at Euston early Marks 210,000" this morning in the charge of Scotland | 4.82 Yard datectives. There were few specia. 69 and 70. tors. In view of the House of Lords decision, his ense will be brought up in the Court of Appeal on May 16th.
LONDON May 14th.
It is understood that in view of the House of Lords decision, the Home Secre tary has formally tendered his resigna
tion which the Government has not accopt ed
EMPIRE BOXING CONTEST.
LONDON, May 14th.
At Holland Park Hall, in the twenty rounds British Empire heavy-wright championship. Joe Beckett, the hot
knocked out Dick Sinith in the soyouteenth round.
sion, na he undoubtedly hoped to do inter on. On the facts then, I conclude that he gave up.pasension and is no longer a tenait i actual occupation, actually or constructive, and there is no power to reinstate him. Can he, then, recover damages for breach of the covenant for quiet rijosment? Here again I think that he fails. True, the landlord's notices were bad under the Statute but they were, I think, good at common law-they ter oinated the tenancy and put an end to the (Continned of foot of next column.)
Lau admitted that he had given tho rong name, but said that no he was the defendant's partner he thought he had the right to impersonate him. He was not fully conversant with the laws of the Colony.
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GUNNER TO GOVERNOR.
aklonvoca GENERAL RICHARDSON'S NEW APPOINTMENT.
Richardson, who has had a brilliant
A "ranker" officer, Major-General G. 8. carcer in the British Army, has been appointed the former German island now held by Administrator of Western Samoa, part of New Zealand under a mandate of the League of Nationa
General Richardson, who is 55, joined the Royal Garrison Artillery as a gunner at the age of 18. At the outbreak of the European War he was a liaison officer of the War Office, baring passed the Staff existence-Sir Eric Gedder.
The country is being taxed out of College and attained the rank of major. In the interval he had served several years Ba instructor in gusnory to the New Zealand Local Forera.
For the first time within our memory
of thing," his Honour remarked when in the larger part of the electorats being
"It is impossible for you to do this sort flicting the far
bo no party-Mr. Aweten Chamberlam.”
He organised the Naval Brigado which served at Antwerp.
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