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HOME STRIKE.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

London, May 10, At Lloyds, cover against damage due to civil commotion is quoted. at half a grown to half a sovereign per cent,

Twenty-five guineas per cent fa quoted for insurance of pay of total loss. In the event of the strike not being called off by the Trades Union Congress within four weeks from Mdy 7.

TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926.

ALLEGED FALSE STATEMENTS,

FIRM'S BOOKS SOLD TO MARINE HAWKER.

The case in which Chan Sui-hing, managing partner of the Wing. Shing Shung firm, Ko Shing Street, is charged with making falas, state ments to the Official Receiver was continued at the Central Magistracy yesterday.

'The defendant is also charged with falsifying, destroying, concent Toring or mutilating certain books" of

Thirty guineas is quoted three weeks, fifty for two wack and seventy-five for one week.

the arm. Mr. E.S.C. Brooks D pears for the prosecution, and Mr. M. M. Watson for the defence.

Ireland Comics In. Irish trade unionists have com- A shop coolie was called yester plied with the Trade Union Con- day and said that some time in gruss' request to hold up foodstuff January or February this year shipments to Britain, and the port defendant told him to get out the of Dublin is at a standstill so far firm's hocks which were under the

regards cross-channel ship-counter and sell them. ments. Prices of farm produce- have considerably fallen. "in the Free State..

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English mails reached Kingston on Friday night, but have sinc been held up owing to the dockers' refusal to handle them. Volun. teers have now taken them off under police protection.-Reuter.

London, May 10. Serious disorders occurred da Glasgow during the week-end,...

Many shops were looted on Saturday morning, and conflicts with the police occurred in the eastern district, particularly at Bridgeton, which necessitated rushing up strong reinforcements.

The struggle was extremely wild, pots and pans, iron bars, pick heads and hammers being used. Fortunately none of the police were injured. Sixty arrests were effected,

Looting was renewed in the evening in the now south and wast areas. Bootshops suffered most. The police and specials were hotly engaged until early on Sunday morning, many baton charges being made. There were seventy-two

arrests.

There was fierce rioting in the southern area, "during which two constables and one special, whe is a Greek, were sent to hospital.

The majority of the rioters were brought up in court and sentenced to three months' imprisonment.- {Router,

A marine hawker came along and. witness understood that the books were sold for $10. Asked if any of the firm's books were destroyed, he said some old and torn ones were disposed of

In cross-examination, witness said he did not actually see the books. sold and know nothing more about the sale until the marine hawker came to the shop. He did not see the money handed over na ho was in another part of the shop. In answer to further questions, witness said a younger brother of the de- fendant arranged for the sale with the hawker..

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Legal Points Ruised. Another partner in the Wing Shing Shung fireh said he normally lived. in Canton and Hongkong once or twice a year. He had never given the defendant authority or consent to sell the business, and when he found that arrangements were being made for its enle, be intimated by newspaper advertisement that it

[void, ÷

would be

This completed the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Watson Rail he reservad his defence but had submissions to make.

With regard to the perjory charge

said the statements" were made to the Official Receiver and thans was part of judicial procedure. Fo contended that this charge could. not be substantiated

Arguments ensund on the point and Mr. R. E. Lindsell said he would give the matter consideration. Russian Sympathy.

With regard to the charge dealing Following the action of the with the firm's books, Mr. Watson Trades Unions in various Euraid the only evidence they had was pean countries, in calling upon that the books huil, been sold, ap- their members to go out on strikerently by the defendant:

in sympathy with the British workers, Russian organisations have become infected, despite the issociation with all appertain ing to the Soviet by Labou

lenders at home.

A telegram was received 'ta Hongkong yesterday, despatched by H. B. M. Ambassador at Tokyo conveying this information and marked "Urgent." It proved tr be the re-transmission of a tel gram received from Vladivostok and repeated to China" ports, te obviate the possibility of non- receipt through other channels.

The telegram was published, the Harbour Office as a notice to mariners at a late hour yesterda, and read as follows: "Owing sympathetic. strike, cargo loading on British ships ceased' April (May) 7. at 6 pm. Please in form agents of British shipping ir Japan and China....Tilley."

It is not anticipated that Hong- kong shipping will be greatly, ai fected by this, as the clearances for Vladivostok are few and far between, there having been only one such during the past three months.

What Some in Canton Hope.

I had to be shown that he sold the books with intent to defraud anti there was no evidence of that. In act the business bad been sold at that time, Mr. Brooks pointed out that the businese had not actually heen sold..

The Sale of Boaks, →M:. Watson said that evon a roolie in the shop knew that the books were disposed of, and he suggested that if the prosecution that charge they would have called succeed, on had really wanted to

the marine hawker whose address" was known.

With reference to the charges respecting a clerk or servant of the company Mr. Watson said, the de fondant was undoubtedly a partne and was entitled to deal with the hocks as he wanted.

Mr. Brooks said the charges had heen added in case the defendant denied that he was partner. in the firm.

His Worship intimated that he would give consideration to the points raised, and adjourned the Pase until Thursday..

Britain, a settlement of the strike and boycott favourable to Canton will be arranged.

A Canton correspondent writes Labour organisations in Canton! that according to the vernacular i have despatched two telegrams of papers there, the hope exists tha! nendragement to the British if the Labour party triumphs in strikers..

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