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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

BIG SHANGHAI CLAIM.

SEQUEL TO TIMBER DEAL.

SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1926.

PREMIER'S RULES

THE MID-DAY REST.

In H. M. Supreme Court, on The Prime Ministar broke Wednesday, his Honour Judge some of his own rulos in order to Grain began the hearing of a address a meeting, at the house claim by the Shanghai Import & of Lady Curzon of Kedleston, in Export Lumber Co. against Mac-aid of a YW.CA scheme for a konzie & Co., Ld., involving over central club for the girl and wo. a quarter of a million teele. Mr. men workers of London. Lady Tycho Wing appeared for plain-Londonderry, who prosided, ex- tiffs and Mr. J. R., Jones for plained that £200,000 would be defendants. The claim was for required; and Lady Selby-Bigge Tis. 274,965 damages for alleged added that of £70,000 in hand last breach of contract and plaintiffs Christmas 49,800 had boon col- also asked for a doclaration that looted by business girls, who in- defendants are liable to indemnify tended to get £20,000. Mr. Bald- them against any claim that may win, at the beginning of a lively be made by Th. L. Grodutzky, speoob, explained the rules he The statement of claim alleged | had broken, of which the follow- that in 1924 defondants agrood on ing quotations will convey some. behalf of plaintiffs to purchase notion **.. from Grodetzky 400,000 cubic foot It was one of his rules never to of timber then at the Siberian port be absent from the House of Com- of 'Murashiti, at 47 sen per foot, mons when it was sitting. At that including insurance and freight to very hour there were a number Shanghai, and that for this pur- of mombers asking pertinent or poso defendants undertook to impertinent questions, many of open a lotttor of credit for Y. which he ought to be answering. 148,000 in favour of Grodetzky, (Lauglitor. A second rule that then in Vladivostok. The timber ho had broken was never to was shipped on two vessels, but speak at a drawing-room meating, the defendunts were alleged to that being partly a matter of in- have failed to arrange for credit clination and partly temperament, payments and consequently the Fow of you," he contmuod, Forest Dapartment of the Mari-"have either beon shop girls or time Land Commission in Vladi-Prime Ministers. (Laughter.) vostok would not permit the ships Although there may not be many to sail, so delivery of the timber points in common between busi- was impossible.

nese girls and a Prime Minister, The defence denied the agree-the life of a shop girl and that of ment as alleged to purchase or a Prime Minister are deliver the timber in Shanghai to similar. The whole day long, the the plaintiffs, or that it was for from morning till night, this purpose that they agreed to Prime Minister is at the beck opon a credit in favour of Gro- and call. of everybody, and most detzky. The plaintiffs had pur-of them want something. With chased optionally from Orodetzky the shop girl it is the same. She and the credit was to enable them has to koop smiling to all and so to defray part of the purchase do I. (Laughter.) She has to price, the remainder to be pro-give them what they want; I vided by one Ravve. The credit generally have to tell them they was extended at plaintiffs request cannot have it..

that the transaction

Very

My

.C.P. R. Makes Grain History

In handling the Canadian banner grain harvest of or October which retarded threshing, marketings up 1925, the Canadian Pacific Railway has estab. to December 18 on Canadian Peclife western lines ished record after record in the marketing and load. totalled 100,519,000 bushels of wheat and 36,345,590 bushels of coarse grains. During the same period log of grain so that the figures for the current year 118,160 cars carrying approximately 178,104,000- constituta á record not only for Canada but for the bushels were loaded, of this loading, 9,000 cars went World

to Vancouver, and a considerable amount was abs A. Hatton, general superintendent of transporta-sorbed by interior flour mills, but the great bulk went tion of the system, has issued a report covering the to the head of the lakes, Fort William and Port movement of grain on Canadian Pacifle western Hines Arthur, passing through the Winnipeg garde, includ« « from August 1 up to midnight Friday, December 18. ing North Transoona, the largest individual yards in It is shown that on one day, Friday, November 20, the world having capacity of 10,000 car, 8,569,000 bushels of grain were marketed and on From there the movement was over a 420 mile

November 1,994 containing approx-stretch of double track and

was entirely at plaintiffs risk and working hours are generally from mately 2,061,00 bushels of Brain were loaded, the chin sonu le bonds line to the lake front are on

the plaintiffs were to be responsi- 10 in the morning til midnight. ble for any loss. Alternatively. And here comes the point of they claimed that the agreement sympathy. I have the habit, if I had beon rescinded.

The hearing was adjourned.

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can, of getting away for a short time between 1 and half-pust 2, and I go to my club. I refuse overy invitation out, and I do it for this reason--I want a little. rest, a little time for reflection between a busy and harassing morning and a nine-hours stretch of work that begins at half-past 2. There is no place where you can get that in the same way as you can if you disappear into a club- first choosing your club. Suroly, I say to myself, what I find so helpful in a busy life must be equally or more helpful to those who in many ways have less! agreeable. surroundings and possibly fewer things to fall back upon than I have."

TROTZKY'S VISION.

THE DEFEAT OF EUROPE

Moscow, Feb. 15.-With eyes flashing fire and his mighty voice thundering broadside after broad- side Leon Trotzky arraigned America to-night as the world's, mightiest colossus, concentrating. step by step, on the fate and resources of mankind.

In his characteristic, vivid style he painted Europe as torn, bleeding, chained and helpless, crawling at the feat of the giant, America, who, dominating the | earth from dizzy economic heights, rules nations, holds the earth's heart strings, and thinks in terms of continents.

"The United States, interferos with the destinies of three-fourths The of the globe," he said. American labour federation is outside of Amsterdam like Amer- ica is outside of the league of nations, but this does not prevent America from pulling strings of the league, and the labour fedure- tion pulls strings at Amsterdam." Touching Russo-American rela- tions and Amorica's secret league of nations policy, M. Trotzky declared America is Soviet Rus-1 sia's greatest enemy, saying its secret role in the league of nations accords with Britain's hostile in- tentions, for which the coming disarmament conference may furnish a convenient screen.

We do not want war," said M. Trotzky, "but if war becomes in- evitable the likeliest result of such a conflict will be that we shall boss Europe."

Thô Japan Advertiser ännounces that the Prime Minister, Mr. Wakatsuki, expected to leavel Tokyo for the Kwangsi on April 8 to worship at the Imperial tombs and at the Grand Shrine of Iso, informing the spirits of the Imperial ancestors of his recent appointment as the Prime Minis- tor This beautiful old custom would have been fulfilled earlier, but for an extra session of the Diet intervening.

the twenty-four hours of that day this represents 83 number of loads moved eastward in any one day care loaded every hour or a little more than one and being 1,640. The daily average was in numbers of one-third oars per minute,

four figures. Usually marketings and londings take a sudden drop with the approach of the close of navigation but this year there, was little diminution as the report shows loadings on December 8 at 1,425 cars.

Despite adverse weather condition in the month

The

The arrangements made by the Canadian Pacifie Railway for the conveyance of the crop worked smoothly and there was not a single case of car short- nge justifying the provisions made in the way of up-to-date facilitics and heavy freight power.

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