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A petition for special leave to appeal has been lodged. The ap- pellant 13 the Victoria Park Racing Club, Sydney, and the respondents are the owner of the property on which the platform was erected and a commercial broadcasting company.

The club is appealing against the decision of the High Court of Australia upholding a ruling of the Lower Court that the action of the respondents did not amount to an actionable nuisance, nor to the breach of any legal duty in the use of the adjoining land.

1940 TOKYO OLYMPICS

NO OFFENCE TO CROSS WHITE LINE

Nations Asked

To Boycott

A circular letter has been sent

Not A Traffic Sign

Or Device

by the China Athletic Association for National Salvation to 46 mem-

A King's Bench Divisional Court, ber nations of the International consisting of Lord Hewart, the Olympic Committee, asking them Lord Chief Justice, and Justices to boycott the Olympic Games Branson and Humphreys, held re- which are" scheduled to be held in jcently that it is not an offence) Tokyo in 1940.

for a motorist to drive over the white line indicating the centre of the roa.d

It reads:

"The Chinese people deeply ap- preciate the sympathy which your people as a whole have shown to- wards China in her hour at ordeal and supreme sacrifice against Japanese aggression.

The question was raised in the appeal of Mr. Arthur Evans, a motorist, who was fined 21 by the magistrates at Boston. Lincoln- [shire. for driving over the white "The proposal which the British ne on a bend at Fishtoft. It League of Nations made on No-was alleged that he falled to con- | vember 12 to boycott the Olymple form with a trafic sign indicating Games scheduled to take place in the route to be followed. Tokyo in 1940 meets with the The magistrates found that the heartfelt approval of the Chinese white line "was a "sign. or device": athletic world.

and therefore an offence had been committed.

"We have accordingly asked our National Athletic Federation to

Mr. N. R. Fox-Andrews, for Mr. appeal to your athletic bodies and Evans, submitted that although of the various other nations, to the regulations under the Rond adopt the same attitude which the Traffic Act, 1930, provided for a British League of Nations Unlon white line for the has taken.

guidance of motorists, they did not say that "It is reported that the next motorists must not drive over it. meeting of the International The appeal was allowed with Olympic Committee will be held in costs. Lord Hewart said that to: Cairo beginning on March 10 to bring the case within the scope discuss and approve plans for the of the Act it was necessary to next Olympic Games in 1940. Ishow that the white line came

"However, we fervently hope that within the category of "device." the athletic badles of all peace- loving countries in the world will refuse to participate in the Games in 1940, as suggested by the Brit ish League of Nations Union. The

JUDGES DISSENT - Two judges of the High Court |of Australia, Mr. Justice Rich and Mr. Justice Evatt, dissented from the majority decision. Mr. Pustice Rich held that the right of cbser- vation from adjacent land had never been held to be an absolute right of property exercisable not-reason is not hard to find. withstanding its destructive effect upon the enjoyment of the land overlooked.

FRIENDLY TO JAPAN

The respondent, an inspector jor police." did not contest the ap-

was not a traffic sign or a device in his opiniorn, he said, the line

because "device" referred to signals, warning signs, direction posts, &c. Except for controver- sial purposes nobody would at- tempt to say that the Ene was "If a country sends Its athletes to a sign post or direction post. He Japan to participate in the forth-thought the magistrates had Mr. Justice Evatt argued that a coming Olympic Games, that unduly extended the meaning of person who used devices to enable country will naturally be consider the section the public to overlook or spy uponed as sympathetic and friendly to the premises of another person Japan, which has flagrantly would generally become able to violated the sanctity of inter- peal. an action of nuisance, providing national treaties and waged a bar- appreciable damage, discomfort or barous war of aggression against annoyance was caused.

China, ruthlessly air-bombing and Racing attendances in Australia | slaughtering hundreds of thou- have dropped to a point where it sands of Innocent Chinese men. is hardly profitable to run race-women and children. courses because people take their "We trust, therefore, that you racing from the radio. Australian will show your deepest sympathy second. There was 45 competitors officials say that the threat to towards China's unfortunate plight racing will be even more serious by supporting and agreeing to the when television is added broadcasting.

H.K. POLICE RESERVE

to above-mentioned proposal - made by the British League of Nations Union to boycott the Olympic Games scheduled to be held in Tokyo in 1940, thereby denouncing Japan as a criminal violator of world peace and giving a lesson to looted and massacred wherever the Japanese warlords who have

they invaded, who have also bomb- arded and sunk American and Bri- Anti-Gas Lectures. The under-ush vessels, and who have openly mentioned members will report declared that they will, drive the daily at Chinese Company Head- white races from Asia-the very quarters at 17.30 hrs. on Tuesday venue of the next world's Olympic

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Commissioner of Police).

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