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OVERHAUL OF

DEMENTED GIRL

IN SHANGHAI

N. R. A.

Creates An Exciting Scene

„Shanghai, Aug. 28.

"LIBERTY LEAGUE"

General Johnson To Too Much Emphasis

Continue As Head

On Property

Washington, Aug. 25. President Roosevelt has inform- ed pressmen that the newly-formed American Liberty League cm- of property, and too little the pro- phasised too much the protection

Washington, Aug. 35. The sedate atmosphere of the

President Roosevelt yesterday United States Consulate-General held separate conferences with the here was rudely disturbed this National Recovery Administrator. morning when a demented Eura teneral Hugh Johnson, and Mr. sian girl entered the passport offve Donald R. Richberg Director of with a bloodcurdling whoop and the Industrial Emergency Council.tection of the average citizen. swept of everything from the The President afterwards ELIL- counter and dashed into the ship-nounced that General Johnson is else as saying that the tenets of The President quoted someone ping office where she was seized continuing as N.R.A. Administrator the League appeared to be 'Love while officials held a consultation and that he had asked, regardless thy God, forget thy neighbour," the She broke loose, however, and of differences, that new plans for God they really meant being pro- uttering shriek after shriek, dash- re-organisation of the NRA be ed into the office of the Consnt prepared within a fortnight, when Reuter.

perty General, the office of the Clerk of Fresident Roosevelt's experts put the plan to effect. General Johnson and Mr. Richberg agreed that this could be done.

the Court and then into the omice adjoining that of Judge Helmick and on to a balcony.

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There she was seized by Mr. Arthur Petersen, "Assistant Deputy United States Marshal, and war taken to the Central Police Station Reuter,

CHURCH STATISTICS IN BERLIN

Births, Deaths And Marriages [Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.}]

It is emphatically announced that no break has occurred be. tween them. Nevertheless, obser vers Insist that there are definite indications of a confict under the surface.

Was

General Johnson claims that the reorganisation "programme proposed by him before President Roosevelt's departure for Hawali while Mr. Richberg states that the fortnight's interim, fixed by the Fresident will give General "John- son "time to work out his own

ideas."

"A FAMILY QUARREL Chinese Woman Commits Suicide

A Chinese woman named Ice Tsat Koo, who lived at No. 6. Cauka way Bay Road, attempted to com- mit suicide by jumping over the sea-wall bear the Royal Naval Dockyard last Saturday night."

It was stated by an eye-witness that the victim was walking with a man, alleged to be her husband. along the Praya that night, and that when they passed near the

Berlin, Aug. 25.

It is believed that a complete Royal Naval Dockyard, the victim

has programme

been The statistics for births, deaths

evolved suddenly threw herself into the features which are unpleasant to Be.

The man, on seeing this, and marriages of the Evangelical General Johnson, who has been raised an alarm for help, and the Church in Berlin for the year 1933 given a fortnight in which to de- Victim was- afterwards rescued by have just been completed and cide whether they are acceptable near-by boatmen

revealed an interesting fact that. the reflux into the Churches Is very marked. For instance, the number of baptisms in 1933 were nearly fifty per cent. higher than in 1931, the figures being in 1931. 28,452, in 1932, 26,232 and in 1923, 38,382. In the last figure are in cluded 14,290 late baptisms where the children were over one year

old,

The amazing increase is the number of church weddings which in Germany are not compulsory. only the appearance before the registrar is essential in the year 1931 church marriages numbered 10,437, in 1932, 9,834, and in 1933, 21,802, Of these, the figures for 1933 included 4,978 couples who applied subsequently for church ceremony that is the couples where the church ceremony was perform ed more than one month after the civil act.

In the case of burials, confirma- tlons and suriday school atten- dance the divergencies from the previous years are only slight. The most interesting are the figures showing the movement from the church and the reflux in to the church. In the year 1931 exists from the Evangelical church were 65.165, in 1932, 48,519 and 7,800, whereas the refluxes in 1931 were 3.272, 1932, 4.272 and 1933, 63,815.- Transocean Kuo Hiñ.

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WOMEN'S WORK ARMY

Berlin,, Aug. 25.

Ter thousand young German girls are occupied in the Third Reich's feminine "work service." according to the first complete statistics of the women's división of

National-Socialism's greatest social innovation issued here on Saturday. The average age of the voluntary female workers"runs bei tween 19 and 21 while the majority were recruited from Germany's most highly Industrialized sections Saxony, Rhineland and Westfalls

Over 8,000 of the women's work army are engaged in assisting men in the labourers' settlements on the outskirts of large cities and in helping farmers in rural neigh- bourhoods to a higher standard of living. Outside the special twe hundred camps in which girls are remaining two-fifths assist the social service work of the National Socialist welfare association lo unemployment centres. Further groups of young women from the country neighbourhoods are quar tered with the local farmers whom they assist in return for board and lodging and a nominal payment.

The average term of work service expires at the end of twenty six weeks.

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SENTENCE REVISED

Darmstadt, Aug. 25. Berlin, Aug. 25. The new Supreme Court of The bourse was closed on Satur- National Health" revised on Satur- day and there were no Berlin mark day a judgment recently passed quotations. Paris Sterling was here condemning a sexual criminsi quoted at 75.78 and Dollar at 14.94. -Transocean Kuo Min..

FURIOUS STORM IN ENGLAND

An Unusual Visitation

London, Aug. 25.

to sterilization. The revised sen- tence provides two years' imprison- ment instead. on the ground that the defendant had no previous criminal record. ་ --

The Court expressly declared that sterilisation is to be regarded As the ultimate ration to be ap- plled only when it is certain all other means of correction are ex- hausted.-

All traffic and other outdoor Transocean Kuo Mis.

activities in the south-east coast

towns in England ceased during, an unusual visitation to-day of a furious storm which blacked out

the sky.

THE RAINFALL

According to the latest figures Roads were soon flooded and issued by the Royal Observatory

many houses were damaged by the total rainfall from January 1 water. The streets of Deal were

littered with birds killed by bail-up to the present 18 83.66 inches as compared with a normal aver- age of 64.58 inches.

stones. Reuter.

AMERICAN AND CUBAN TRADE

Reciprocal Treaty Signed

Washington. Aug. 25.

It rained continuously in the Colony for 16 days, since August 7. and the total rainfall recorded in this period was 18.11 Inches as compared with a normal fall for the same period of 7.21 inches.

foodstuffs,

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A reciprocal trade treaty between motor-cars and iron and steel, the United States and Cube, has while the United States reduces been signed and will operate from the duty on sugar, which is ́estl- September 3 for three years mated to value $23,000,000 and also

Cuba makes substantial reduc-on rum and tobacco- tions in the duties of a variety of Reuter.

She sustained minor head and body injuries,

It is alleged that a family quarrel bad caused the woman to attempt suicida.

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