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AROUND THE COURTS

(Continued from Faze 6)

TENNIS IN FRANCE

Perry And Hughes

Beaten

Paris, May 28. Fred Perry and Pat Hughes (the holders) were beaten by R. Menzel and-L. Hecht the Czechoslovakian Davis Cup players, in the Frenen Lawn Tennis Championship games at Auteuil The following were the full results:-

thereto. That being one isolated act it will be very difficult to prove the whole summons which is prac tising or acting as a solicitor, the sunimons being taken from the practitioners' ordinance of 1871 (section 27) which is based on the Home Act of 1843. Since that date, but never incorporated in the Hong Kong law, there is a further section, based on the Home Law, Incorporated in the Solicitors Act of 1932 in which the offence is pretending to be a solicitor which might or might not have been proved in this case. But not hav-ers) 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 ing that section in the Hong Kong law you wish to withdraw.

Addressing the defendant. His Worship said that the conduct, of the defendant was equivocal He did not want him to think that

Men's Doubles-3rd Round R Menzel and L Hecht (Cza "choslovakia) beat F. J. Perry and

MYSTERIOUS FIRES

Foreman Gives

Evidence

the

Further evidence was recorded at the inquiry into the mysterious circumstances surrounding outbreak of a number of fres without connection to one another at Nos, 26 and 98 Fuk Wing Street at 3,, am. on May 11, when the hearing was resumed before Mr. Wynne-Jones át the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday.

At the first hearing last Friday, G. P. Hughes (Britain and bold-strong allegations of incendiariam were made by the Officer in charge, or the Fire Brigade in Kowloon and by Divisional Police

H. W. Austin and C. E. Hare (Britain) beat Van Cramm and

Denker (Germany) 3-8, 12-10, 5-7, 7-5, 6-4,

Women's Singles-3rd Round Miss K. Stammers (Britain) beat

tisere was entirely no case against Miss J. Hartigan (Australia) 6-3, him at all but as the Hong Kong | 6-4. Law at present stood there was nothing to proceed on.

A COURT OF LAW

Not Class Of Terminology

What is "the definition of the "werd "allow.".

This was the problem set before Mr. Wynne-Jones at Kowloon Magistracy yesterday by Mr. A. U. Cooke of No. 38, Mody Road, who was summoned for allowing his dog out in, the public street without a muzzle on May 9.

"Defendant did not think ne could be said to have allowed the Cog to be out in the street be: cause he was not in the Colony at the time.

His Worship: I'll show you the. Ordinance. You read it and see if you are satisfied that you are wrong.

After reading the Ordinance, de- fendant agreed the law said he was "deemed to have committed an offence." He submitted that "deemed" meant ad- the word judged.

Miss H. Jacobs (USA) beat Miss Hardwicke (Britain) 6-0, 6-1.

Women's Doubles 2nd Round

Mlle. Jedrzejowska (Poland) and Miss Noel (Britain) beat Miss B. Nuthall and Miss M., Scriven (Britain) 6-3, 6-4.

Singles Quarter-Finals The following is the draw for the women's singles quarter finals.

Miss Scriven (Britain) v. Miss Lyle (Britain).

Fr. Aussem (Germany) v. Miss. Stammers (Britain).

Inspector Shaftain of Shamshulpo Police Station who is conducting the inquiry.

Blu Gin-man sald he was the loreman employed by the Kun

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Wing Street. He had been, thus employed for the past three years. On May 11 his master. Ho Ping- ke, was in Canton on business, having left the Colony elther on May 8 or 7, witness being left in charge of the factory.

In answer to His Worship wit- ness said that about two to three hundred dozens of singlets had been left on the Arst floor of their premises soon after they had ceased work.

"

Witness said the singlets were packed in paper bundles and were Mme. Mathieu (France) v..Mile. stored between the staircase and Valerio (Italy).

the doorway.

Mile. Payot (Switzerland) v. Miss Asked what had happened to them now, witness replied they Jacobs (USA)-Reuter.

were all burned in the are

GERMAN GLIDER IN FRANCE

(Special to "Hong Kong Daily Press") (By. Telegraph, Copyright.Tile graphic. Messages Ordinance, 1894- Beceived," May 29, 7.30 p.m.)

His Worship-How do you know they were burned?

Witness: There was a fire next

door.

How do you know they were not stolen?-None of them were stolen since I worked there and there are no thieves where we work.

Asked to recite what had hap pened the night of the fire, wit- Paris, May 29." The return home of the Germanness said he went to bed shortly His Worship: Legally, the word gilder Ludwig Hoffmann, who land-after B p.m. in a rear room of the "deemed "" means shall be con-ed on Sunday night at Montbeliard first floor which was reached by a short fight of stairs. At mid- sidered." Do you see now that you on French soll, was delayed be-night he was awakened by the ure wrong?

cause French airmen insisted on giving a banquet in his honour. It

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Defendant: Legally, yes.

His Worship: This is a Court, of law, not a class for terminology.

A fine of $8 was imposed.

Another Case

"I think if somebody takes the trouble to ring up the Police station as in this case, steps should be taken right away," commented Mr. Wynne-Jones when Pedro Nolasco Sequeira, of No. 12 Gran ville Road, was summoned for al- lowing his dog out in the street without a muzzle on May 9.

An Indian constable stated that he saw defendant's dog in Gran- ville Road without a muzzle at 10.30 am The dog went into the house and he rang the bell of No. 12, but was told by the defendant to get out.

Defendant admitted that the dog was in the street but denied that it had no muzzle. He said that after the constable had rung the doorbell, the dog was still in the street, with a muzzle. When the constable wanted his name and

cook, who thrust some account books into his hands and shouted

is true that: Hoffmann's glider was " Witness ran up to the at first taken in charge, but as soon first floor to see what was the as an interpreter was found and matter and seeing the front door Hoffmann explained that he had slightly ajar, pushed it back to permission the machine was re- keep the fire on the landing from turned to him. After hospitable coming into the room. Witness treatment Hofman returned to saw smoke coming in through the Germany on Tuesday. Transocean windows so be ran out into the Kuo Min.

street by the back stairs. "There were no signs of any fire in No. 06 when I left the front room," said witnesa.

MEMORIAL TO WAR HEROES

asleep.

His Worship: Do you know anything about insurance general on--No, I don't understand it.

His Worship:

(Special to "Hong Kong Daily From") (Uy Telegraph, Copyright,

Ordinance, 1894. raphic Messages Received, May 29, 7.30 p.m.)

Vienna, May 28. President Miklas dedicated, Sunday, in the vestibule of the Chapel in the Royal Palace, a me- morial to members of the Austro- Hungarian general stad who fell in the War,

EVENTS

TO-DAY

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.

Anniversaries and Holidays Decoration Day (U.S.A.).

Cinemas

King's: "Ever Since Eve" Queen's "You Can't Buy Every-

thing" Central:-"Headline Shooter"" Oriental:-"Hold Me Tight" World: "The Two Sisters"

(Chinese Picture) Lee:-"Flying Down To Rio” Alhambra:~This 'Bide

Of Heaven" Majestic: "Emergency Call" Star:-"Beauty For Sale."

Meetings Monthly Committee Meeting of the Chinese General Chamber of

the Commerce

Chamber's Headquarters, p.m.

9 pm,

Miscellaneous

HAMBURG AMERIKA. LINIE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE S.S.

·" PREUSSEN " having arrived, from. Hamburg and Ports of call. Consigness of Cargo are hereby notified that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk "and Gong Kong and Kowloon Whar!

into the

Company's' godowns at

Kowloon, where delivery may be obtained as soon as the Goods ara Kanded. Optional Cargo will not be landed here, unless Notice has been given 48 hours prior to vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final part of call to which the option extends.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and ill Goods remaining undelivered, after Tuesday, the 5th June, will be subject

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All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Tues-

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All claims must reach us before Whist Drive, Seamen's Institute, Monday, the 26th June, 1984, or they

will not be recognized.

No Inmunod will be affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

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European YM.C.A., Moonlight Launch Plenic. from Kowloon Police Pier, 8.30 p.m.

Kowloon Union Church Wong Kong, 29th May, 1934. men's Gulld, 10 am.✨

Annual Sunday School Picnic to 13 Mile Beach, from Kowloon Union Church at 2.30 p.m.

Moon.TV: Moon, 18th, Day. Principal Mail Inward from Europe via Buez by Kaisar-I-Hind; from Europe via „Siberia" by Teresias.

Witness said he had four tokis

Sports on the premises, when the Are broke out and he had not seen.

Lawn Bowls-Rinks Champion- ship, F. X. M. Silve, J. E. Noronha, them since the fire. He took it for granted that they had perish-C. E. Marques and C. G. Bliva v. Tele-ed in the fire while they were A. M. Omar, M. I. Razack, A. M. Wahab and K. M. Omar, (K.R.G.C. green), 4.30.p.m.; Pairs Champion ship, W. Stoker and W. H. B. Muskett v. T. F. Stainton and W. Weir (Yacht Club green); W. Ward and R. F. Luz v. A. Macfar- lane and L. de Rome (Civil "Ser- vice green); B. W. Bradbury and U. M. Omar v. J. Purvis and J. Pooler (Hong Kong Football Club green), J. G. Ozorio and F. V. V. Ribeiro v. T. Armstrong and "C. Strange (Kowloon C.C. green),

address, he could not understand Burghartenstein, Major Fey and a

number of foreign ministers,

it. He told the constable to wait

outside whilst he telephoned to the Police Station. He did so, and the officer in the charge room told him that if his dog was in the street with a muzzle, to send the con-

stable away. When he came down the constable was gone.

Mrs Beatrice Sequeira, who was In the house at the time on a visit

..

Why did you. spill oil on the floors of No. 96. Fuk Wing Street before you lett the premises?-I did not do so The ceremony and know nothing about any oli was attended by Minister Scheon

being, spilled.

Can you offer any explanation In why the all was there? The ofl the name of ex-Empress Zita, probably dripped off some spin- Archduke Otto and General rondles which are usually dipped in Sarkotio placed a wreath on the kerosene to keep them clean. monument while" Archduke Eugene also placed a wreath on the monu- ment personally. Transocean Kdo Min.

to defendant's wife, corroborated defendant's story that the dog had summons, contested the summons on the meaning of the word "ap- propriate."

dismissing the

a muzzle when it was in the street.

‚“I cannot understand it. I don't Mr. Hamilton, know why the constable should have told such a story. I have to accept the story of the defendant and Mrs. Sequeira. The case is be very difficult to construce the dismissed."

summons, remarked that unless every particular car had & par- ticular type of Licence, it would

meaning of the word "appro

Other Cases

In another case, W. Buehner was | priate.” fined $8 for allowing his dog in the ⠀ "" street without a muzale. Defen R. Howe, of Messrs. Dodwell & dant said his house coolle told Co., was cautioned on a summons him it was out for only a minute. for having failed to report a col-

His Worship: House coolles tell lision in Queen's Road East.

aspector Nicol said defendant's wonderful stories on these occa alone. I am afraid house coolies car skidded over to the off side of are not always to be trusted.

the road near the main gate of the Naval Depot and damaged an- TRAFFIC CASES

other car.

Motorist Won't Dispute Speed "

Before Mr. Hamilton at Central Magistracy yesterday, the sum mons" against Yau Wa a public car driver, for having driven a private car without an appropriate licence in the Central District, was withdrawn.

HH. Mueller, driver of private ear No. 2108, was fined $5 on a simdar summons 23

Inspector Nicol Bald defendant knocked against a private car in Connaught Road Central

Mueller stated that he had re- ported the collision the A.A

Mr. Harallton remarked that the AA was not omelal cogni and he thould have ported the

It will be recalled that Mr. Faccident EL Loseby, who appeared for de-

Choa fendant at the first hearing, of the vate car No. 1591, was unsa $10 on w

In a small room at the rear of the main room of the Gur 5C After pointing out to witness the Government Analyst's findings on "the exhibits, the case was ad- journed until ·to-morrow after- noon.

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"Vienna, May 28. "The assorted unrest throughout The River Conservancy Com-Austria kept the echoes of 'last; mission for Kwangtung Province week's railroad bombings sounding notifies that the height of water at odd corners in the country over in English feet in the West North the week-end. " and East Rivers is as follows: Adolf Hitler's birthplace,

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Warsaw, May 28 Poland's retired master hang- man, Alfred Knal who for decades had been the oficial executioner, brought a sult against the State on Monday to recover damages for physical injuries which he had in- curred at his post of duty.

Knal who heavily disguised him- which was reported to have been self under the trade name of put, out of commission for nontha Maciejewaki during his term of to come. In Linz, the rally of Doll-service as executioner, claims that fuss youth organisations was mar- he suffered severe wounds during red by two bomb explosions. One the execution of a notorious cri literally pulverized a professor's home, and the other exploded out side a schoolhouse causing com paratively slight damage. At Bls chofshofen near Salzburg, Com Chow said he would not dispute munists red-washed the statue of the speed, but the road was clear Emperor Francis Josef, finishing of trame, and there was no danger off with the inscription "No more

a summons for dangerous driving. Inspector Nicol said defendant was driving at 30 miles an hour from Arsenal Street to Wanchai Market.

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minat in Sambor last year. The die-hard ruffan, despite heary chains, fought like a lion to pre- vent Knal placing the rope mund his neck and managed, to his the executioner such a blow, below the belt, that he suffered from chronie internal pains ever since "Tran ocean Kuo la