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HONG KONG DAILY PRISSA MONDAY, JULY 16, 1934.

Around the Courts

"NOT QUITE SANE

Foo, all described as tenants, ap

peared before. Me" Hodalton at the Central Police Court on Saturday morning, on a charge of unlawful possession of 1.900 taels of raw opium.

Formerly charged with driving car No. 293, belonging to Mr. M. T. Fung, without à drivers utente, and without the owner's permis slon. Henry Wong. altas Chan Fok Kin, allas Charlie Chan, 18 years, was again brought before Mr. Hamilton at Central Magis--sessed the raw opium in No. 20, tracy on Saturday when three fur. ther charges of thefts were pre- ferred against hith.

The new charges were: (A) The larceny of a watch, the pro- perty of Mr. Robert Umnuss, at the AP.C. Building, on July 5.

(B) Obtaining a pair of stices by false pretences from Mr. W. S. 'Drake, manager of Messrs. Cor- don's Ltd., by pretending that he was an employee of the China Light and Power Company, and.

(C) Obtaining a pair of shoes from Messrs. Gordon's by false pretences.

Inspector J. Murphy stated that accused had been swindling people in the Colony for sometime and that other charges would be brought against him.

When asked by Mr. Hamilton whether his son. was in a sound mental condition Mr. Chan, the father, sald that his son was not quite same. He did not know of the existence of Mr. R. C. Mitchell who was said by defendant to have been supporting him thus

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FUNERAL OF MISS GRIMMITT

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Poisoning

-The funeral took place on Satut- day of Dorothy Joan Grimmitt. the 24-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Grimmitt.

The little girl was admitted to Yuen Chow Streat

Victoria Hospital on Friday morn- The first accused pleaded guiltying suffering from blood poisoning and took all the responsibility, and passed away the same after- and was fined $5,000 or in default, noon.

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12 months' hard labour, while the There was a large attendance at rest were discharged with 'a cau-the funeral, including sisters and students. from the French Convent The officer stated that the place | School, where "Joan" was a pupil, where the raid was made, was a The coffin... was borne to the newly-established business dealing graveside by Messrs. T. Armstrong, in fre-wood. The oplum

was H. Major, P. Er Knight and W. found "hidden" in hollows in ave

Ward. The remain's were interred pine logs,

at the Roman Cathoile' Cemetery.

For the theft of eight pigs from E vegetable gardener in Shek Kr Lung Village. Kowloon City, Chan Kwal, a 36-year old stone breaker. and Tse Yee, a 59-year old unem- ployed, were each sentenced to two months' hard labour by Mr. Wynne-Jones at Kowloon Magis tracy on Saturday.

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SPEECH OF SIR JOHN SIMON

Varying Reception In Paris

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

·Press" (Copyright.)]

Paris, July 14. Sir John Simon's speech on Fri- of Commons meets with objections in a certain section of the French Press which does not take kindly to the idea of granting Germany equality of status within the framework of the

Others who attended were Mr. E W. Hamilton; Mr. E`A. Taylor, Mr Peter Grant, ASP.; Chief- Shannon; Detective Inspector Chief Inspector and Mrs. Marks; Mr. and Mrs. J. Deakin; Mr. and Mrs. W. È. Hollands; Mrs. Gill; Mr. Bentence of one month's hard and Mrs. J. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. labour was imposed by Mr. Wynne-R. J. Hunt; Mr. and Mrs. G. Fow-day in the House Jones at Kowloon Magistracy ler; Me and Mrs Eccleshall; Mr. on Saturday on Benito Ormella a and Mrs. McLellan, Mrs, Hopkins, 18-year old Filipino, for stowing Mis. Burling, and Mrs. Roylance.

Messrs. A Riach: H. Old: F. J. away on the R.MS, Empress of Russia from Manila.

Jones; T. Armstrong; P. E. Knight, W. Somerds; C. Strange; J. White; J Purvis; R. Davies: J. H. Ruttonjee: RH. Charles; C. A. Braga: R. R. Wood: C. E Stephens;

·H-Måfor; # Tuck; J. Gellatley, D. Rumjahn; L R. Whant and many others.

Mr. Hamilton convicted the ac- cused on the car charge and 00 the charge of a theft of a pair of shoes. He will be sentenced next Saturday:

"ARRESTED ON SUSPICION!"

A Chinese named Lee Wing, was convicted by Mr. Macfadyen in the Central Magistracy on Satur- day morning, on a charge of aid-' ing and abetting another Chinese named Loo Lam in stealing a purse. containing 45 cents from the pocket of a pedestrian named Lee Yan, and was sentenced to one month's hard labour, The accomplice Loo Lam, who pleaded guilty, was remanded for 24 hours. The Incident occurred on the praya of Connaught Road West, A district watchman observed the first accused Lee Wing walking on the complainant's left and the sęcona Loo Lam on the right. Loo Lam, it was alleged, impeded unwary complainant, while Lee Wing lifted the purse.

Loo Lam pleaded from the dock that He was arrested merely on suspicion.

the

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A. MUI TSAI CASE

Chinese Woman' Charged with Not Registering. Ho YI, aged 38 years, a married woman.

of No. 2 Temple Street, first floor. Yaumati, was charged

An expulsion order was also made against the defendant who, was stated, had been convicted of a similar offence in September

last year.

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BOOK REVIEWTM

Suppressing Communist Banditry unins-by Tang Leang LI published by China United Press. Shanghai, 1934.

This book records the history of

communist movements in the China. We are told how the Russian influence was introduced by Sun Yat Sen, and then we trace through it's course

the years following the war. When Sun Yat Sen dies the story is taken up by the efforts of Rusata to take over control of the Kuomintang. In 1927 the excesses caused by the Hussians resulted in their suppres- sion; and in the closing up of the consulates. The next seven years are concerned with, the attempts of the Central Government to suppress the communist armies.

One gets so used to reading con- tinually about the

communist situation in China, that öne may be forgiven if" interest flags in newspapers. But here we have in one volume the history of these years as seen through the eyes of

the Nanking government.

bis

Mr. Tang who received education in England, and who writes directly in English has col- lected for the future historian some very interesting facts and figures.

There was a profusion of wreaths, including the following personal ones:→→

Pact.

proposed Eastern Locarno

to France to Poland and

Rusata."

Dealing with the same point the "Manchester Guardian” says “Ger- many cannot with any show of reason stand outside the pact which is by definition equal for both sides. If like Soviet Russia she should make a journey to Geneva it cannot in any sense be thought a journey to Canossa. If she can be convinced that there is

The Times thinks that the

scheme undoubtedly connotes in

"Le Journal" writes "it seems no intrigue against her and that

the proposals are honestly intend like a bad dream when one learns from Bir John Simon that theed, she may like "Italy, perceive that the gas nothing by refusing Eastern Locarno, pact, instead of

to accept them"

A affording protection against Ger- many, is actually intended to bring about equally of armaments.”

Sir John Simon's, words an “ex÷ The paper characterises the pact tension of the system of Insurance? "Mummy and Daddy": "Gladys, as a blf of exchange drawn on

and the journal places emphasis Russia's Helen, Flo, Edira, Winne, Paddy, Germany's and

faith

on Signor Mussolini's remark that and Sommy"; "Uncle Charlie and which, according to the semi-it offers fresh possibilities in the Auntle Evy" "Auntie Dorothy"; official Petit Paristen" has now deld of limitation or reduction 'of "Uncle Patsy"); “Uncle and "Auntie been officially approved by Eng- armaments and further implies Roylance, Georgie, Cissie, and Des-tand.-Transocean Kuo Min. mond"; "Auntie Mary":"Untle Ugo and Marle":"Uncle Auntie. Rita, and Cousin": "Auntie Mag-" gie": "Phil"; "Barry and Jimmy"; "Cynthia, Vera and Alan"; "From her chum. Betty": "Jennie and Arthur-Auntie Jeanne" "Alister and Beverley" "Clasa, French Convent School": "Class 3, French Convent School","

recognition of equality of rights. ITALIAN ATTITUDE

It believes that from the begin Milan. July 14. -- ning of régionál ägreéments the The Italian acceptance of the general system of security, may Locarno gradually be established under newly revised Eastern Pact as briefly outlined by an off-which reduction of national armS- was ments will almost automatically clal communique on Filday. amplified on Saturday by an ex- follow.

THE ACID TEST tensive article in Mussolini's "Po-

The "Dally Herald" says, "In no polo D'Italia"

The old plan of the Eastern Lo- circumstances can any further Wreaths were also sent from carno Pact, writes the paper, with weakening of the League be Bergeants Mess, Central Police possible anti-German orientation tolerated and by this test every Station; Chinese Revenue Oficer; has experienced a radical trans- proposal for regional pacts must European Revenue Officers; H. formation during the London visit be judged, Assurances now given Ruttonjee and

suggest that the proposed Eastern Sons: Sergeants' of Barthou so that it is now Mess, No. 2 Police Station; Ser- completely new document.

Locamo Pact does satisfactorily geants' Mess, NoT Police Station; present form of the Pact provides bass this acid test and that it will Wilfarm Härd and "Revenue Off.

not only the guaranteed support genuinely be a reinforcement and not "weakening of the Ledgie à of cera; Staff Messrs. Gande) by Russia to France in case of an

authority. Therefore the labour. party will welcome" ft" s

Mess, Water Police Station.

Mr. Wm. Hall

a

The

The "Daily Telegraph" regarda the proposal as a; "miore favourable- turtita the International wheel”.

That Chancellor : Hitler has re-

·Price and Co., Ltd.; Golden Dragon attack by Germany and by France Garage; Members of the Hongkong | to Russia in the same contingency to Germany by Civil Service Cricket Club: Messrs, but a guarantee Wilkinson and Grist and Bergeants' Russia in case of a French attack and by France to Germany in before Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the

case of a Russian onslaught. As trained from all reference to the Central Police Court on Saturday morning, with having kept an un

a second major, point, the protocol pact proposal during his Reichstag has the value of being a "de fac-speech: last night encourages the registered mui-tsal, named Ng

to" recognition of equal status so hope that the scheme, an outline Ying Ping, allas Chow Lin, and

We regret to record the death long demanded by Germany. Thus of which was communicated to the with assaulting the girl..

of Mr. William Hali which occur the Pact can also overcome the German Government on Thursday Sub-Inspector H. W. Fraser, of

red at his residence, No. 3, Mosque ground on which Germany with by the British Ambassador - in the Secretariat of Chinese Affairs It is almost a necessity of

Street, 4.30 p.m. yesterday. drew from the League of Nations." Berlin, 18 already undergoing stated that last Friday morning, ecvernments now-a-days to have The late Mr. Hall was the prin The inspired editorial concludes thorough examination which was the mui-tsal reported, to the Po-official historians, and undoubted-cipal of Messrs. Halt & Hall, Ar-by saying "our standpoint meets then promised. Meanwhile the lice at No. 2 Police Station, saying ly Mr. Tang is very capable of chitects and was 43 years of age, that of England in the sense that German Press, comment seems in- that she was an unregistered muti-fulfilling this role on behalf of the Educated at the Diocesan Boys we assume no new obligations te- nuenced by subjective suspicions of tsal, and thật she had been as- Central Government... *

School, he was among the first yard those contained in the orig- the pact proposal in its original saulted by her mistress and bitten Weibope later to see from his batch of graduates of the Univer- Inai Pact."-Transocean (Kuo Min. form rather than by objective on both arms by her son.

pen the compilation of China's sity of Hong Kong, taking his de-

NEW ELEMENT OF HOPE -- analysis of the scheme as it official History through these mo-gree in Civil Engineering and

Lada por London June 14 emerged from the London conver- mentous years..

Surveying. He was later articled

In concluding yesterday's foreign såtions. This preliminary, reaction to Mr, A. Abdoolrahim.

affairs odebate....during which „Sir is understand and discounted here The deceased retired from busi John Simon had made his impor- where it is believed that after time peas in October last year and his tant, statement in regard to the tn the light of Sir John Simon's passing at a comparatively early proposed Eastern European mutual has permitted fuller consideration

The accused woman denied the charge and said that she did not fl-treat the muf-tsal at all.

For further investigation, the case was remanded until 2.30 p.m.

The book is well illustrated.

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this afternoon, and the accused's AN OLD TROUPER age will be regretted by a large guarantee pact, Captain Anthony analysis id signor Mussolini's ap

bail was set at $500.-

BANISHEE RETURNS

1;

"Arrested and sent to„Gaol

Concert at Club de Recreio

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An excellent concert as given

hard times.

circle of friends. He leaves & Eden expressed the view that the proval, views so far expressed will mother, wife, son and daughter result of the recent London con- be considerably modined, To those "and four brotherst

versations on that subject would who wish Germany well the pro- The funeral takes place this be to give a new element of hope poeds as outlined sedm at least to evening, passing the Monument at to an anrious situation."

offer to her a prospect infinitely 5.30 pim

The "Times"" view seems to have preferable to that which must face been widely shared both in the self-odated" and -fitter Germany Commons and in the Press In embarking on & rearmament polley

and

her

Before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday morning, Chan Hund a feturned banishee, pleaded

to at the Club de Recreio of Sätur”- charge of returning to the Colony day night in aid of an "Old Trou-added a serious touch to the even-fact one paper, the "News Chroni- he can ill-afford and which must before the ferm of his banishment | per whose family has fallen on ing's entertainment, with several cle remarks that the polley ex inevitably nourish guarded planoforte solos, including Chopin's pounded by the Foreign Secretary uneasy suspicions among There was a large gathering Ecossaisses and Mendelsohn's Preth warmth and real unanimity INTEGRITY OF BELGIUM

was supported by the Commons neighbouras na JOT TOGAF present, the hall being practically inde packed, ang a tall and entertain- A delightful touch was introduc- which it has not shown for many Dofing is speech yesterday the

a long year,”

Foreign Secretary remarked that, ing programme was given, lastinged by the Aloha, Serenaders, whose

The newspaper arts its own "tegrity of the territory of Bel- from 9.15 p.m. to well over mid- | renderings of Hawaian selections,

warm support to the policy. In giúm is no less vital to the mterest night. 5!!

im both sections of the programme,

particular it notes Bir John Simon's and safety of Britain today than were among the most popular statement that the new polley it has been in times past. Од items on the programme, įka implies participation on equal this point the “Times" conftients Other interesting numbers were terms of Germany and adde. To that the "fortunes of this island' ongs by Miss Elsa D. Alves, violin secure this ought not to bé dim- hare affays been linked with the fölby by Professor Gonsalez, and a cult. Britain has agreed France of Western Eurobe and fit recens aprone solo by Mr Ray has agreedy Russia bás asreed" times has become an establish Remédiou. Vy

Sir John Simon was able to read ad principle of British policy that Signor Mussolini's emphatic assent safety of nekrer countries of the to the new polcrementos comitment is a vital to us as dust" SA EQUAL FOR BOTH SIDES 26 ofsour own: © Noi pérutanent devia- Mŷn, whak, grounds, disakes the timefrom thas policy, is/evén com- newspaper, should Cermany, stond "patible swither self-preservation.”--- aloof from the agreement which Eriushy Wireless, ev ayah Segnies offers to her exactly - the same {The exzflerembler is given honourable security that it offers

on page 3).

had expired

It was stated by the prosecuting

accused officer that the

Tas banished from the Colony in 1929 for larceny for 's perfod of ten years. Recently the accused" was seen by a Chinese detective, who | arrested him in Shanghai Street. Yaumati, last Friday evening.

When being questioned by his worship regarding his reason for returning to the Colony,, the ac cused replied that he came back to see a friend. A sentence of one year's hard labour passed.

HUGE HAUL OF OPIÙSI. "-

Principal Tenant Heavily Find Several Chinese nithed Tip Tak Choi Yip Yi gang, Ban Se Fo Tip Ko Ching, Tong Sul and Tong-

The Fred and His Pais orchestra provided the major share of the musle, both is overtures to the two sections of the programme and aå individual items. Datum

Onk of the most popular turns was la Comedy Dão by Meth. Ferguson and Bir3 C. Grenham, drcat, credit is due to Professor with Bay Remezbe at the piano, Donskies and Mr eus d'Aquino, An Intrumental trio comprised | khổ bigamised, the concert, and to of Mr. E. Alves! Frotkun F. Com- the members of the club for their sález and Miss Netalle Rosario was splendid, anpoort due to which i very well received, being encored is estimated that over $300, will be many times.

avaliable for the's valued old MIs, Gourevitch Frishman also friend, "the old Trouper",