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“A HONEYMOON ON

PECHE MELBA.”

SEA CURE FOR ALLEGED FOOD POISONING.

London, Apr. 24.

A young man who contended that he had been. "poisoned" by eating Peche Melba and, in consequence, had to go to Bournemouth and Torquay for a holiday, brought an nction in the King's Bench Division yesterday.

Mr. Sidney David Erridge, of The Chalet, Tho, Crescent, Lough- ton, Essex, claimed damages from Messrs. Boardman, of Highstreet, Stratford, for injury allged to have been caused through eating food in their restaurant.

Mr. C. J. Conway, K. C., for Mr. Erridge, said the contention was that the food supplied to him and his fiancee was not Feche Melha at all. They had previously had

the restaurant. cup of tea

Visit to Seaside. Mr. Justice Rowlati:

I should

SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1929.

LETTER GOLF.

You САП SNORE yourself AWAKE on do-day's letter golf puzzle. Par is alx.

SINTOIRE

[AW]AKE

1~~~The idea of letter golf is to change one word to another and do it in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to change COW to HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW HEW HEN.

2-You can change only one lotter at a time.

3-You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each think Peche Melba and tea would jump. Slang words and abbrevia

tions don't count.

make one ill, however good it was.

Mr. Conway: It dependa entire ly on one's digestion.

Counsel added that on the follow- ing day Mr. Erridge noticed a rash on his arms. A doctor found that he was suffering from urticaria Acting on medical (netile-rash). advice, he visited Torquay and Bournemouth, taking with him the lady who had then become his

wife.

4-The order of letters cannot be changed.

One solution is printed on a

other page.

A NEW VESSEL.

ROSSINGTON COURT IN HONG KONG FOR FIRST TIME. The Judge: He got a honeymoon on the Peche Melba. (Laughter).

Specially chartered for a trip to the Mr. Conway: I imagine Mr. East, the 8.9. Rossington Court, with Thorn Drury might try to say that. 2200 tons of general cargo for Hong kong and 6,800 tons for ports beyond, Mr. Thorn Drury (for the de-arrived in port on Thursday afternoon under the command of Capt. J. W. fendants): It is so obvious.

Winter. She is owned by the United A medical witness stated that Steamship, Co. Ltd, and Mackinnon, urticaria was generally caused by Mackenzie and Co. are the local food poisoning, but one man con-agents. tracted the ailment by merely look- ing at strawberries."

Mr. Justice Rowlatt: It would be an interesting question whether one epuld bring an action against a man for giving one urticaria by showing one strawberries.

Asked the Roarington Court has been put on a regular run which necessitates her passing through the port, an official of Mackinnon, Mac- kenzie and Co. replied in the negative, saying that the vessel has been char tered only for this trip and will not be a regular taller. She is due to leave for Japan to-day. Dr. Hutchinson, for the defence, Another vessel-of the same type said urticaria was "more a sign of is due in port during the next few peculiarity in the individual-of days, this being the s.s. Quarrington idiosyncracy-than DI unwhole-Court, which is understood to have someness in food. Worry might been chartered by Jardine, Matheson produce it.".

Mr. Justic Rowlati said that be- cause food disagreed with a person it was not necessarily bad.

and Co.

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The 8.8. Rossington Court is a steel screw vessel of 6,922 gross tonnage and 4,334 nett tonnage and was built last year by the Fairfield Co. Ltd. nt Glasgow for the United British 8.9. Co. Registered at London, her dimen- sions are length 120 feet, beam 50.0 feet and depth 32.8 feet. She was de-engined by J. G. Kincaid and Co. and

is capable of developing 641 N.K.P.

"For three weeks," he added, "the plaintif did not attribute his ness to the Peche Melba, and thing was said to the defendants. There will be judgment for the fendants, with costs.".

FRENCH REVENUE.

OVER

AN INCREASE

THE FORECASTS.

Paris, May 24. The revenue returns for April totalled 3,962 million francs, show- ing an increase of 630 million compared with the budget fore- casts and 502 million compared with April last year.

The total for the first four months shows an increase of 1,934 million francs compared with the forecasts and 1,108 million com- pared with the same period in) 1928,--Hav08,

GOING TO EUROPE.

AMANULLAH'S PARTY-LEAVES FOR BOMBAY.

Simla, May 24. Amanullah and his queen, and his brother Mayatullah, are pro- coeding to Bombay en route to Europo

A. GRANDMOTHER'S PAMPHLET.

CONVICTION TEN YEARS

AFTER PUBLICATION. 2.

New York, Apr. 26. Mrs. Mary Dennett, a grey-mir- ed grandmother, and author of a pamphlet. "The Sex Side of Life," has been convicted of sonding obscene matter through the mall.

Mrs. Dennett wrote the leaflet ten years ago for her own sopa, because she could not find a suitable and instructive treatment of the sex question. Then she published and circulated it at the request of the "Medical Review of Reviews," She was stunned by the verdict, which makes her subject to the maximum of five years' imprison- ment and a 5,000 dollar (£1,000) fine, or both.

The entire defence scheme was wrecked by the judge's rulings, which prevented a number of pro- minent publicists, welfare workers, and representatives of religious

and educational bodies which used the pamphlet testifying to its merit. The judge required the jury of middle-aged men to decide for themselves whether the pamph- Jet was obscene,

Mrs. Dennett's attorney contend- ed that the conviction meant. con- demning the "children of the next | generation, to getting their know- ledge of sex from the street." The prosecutor argued that Mrs. Den- nett could give Her own children what they wanted, "but when she raised the kitchen window and called to the neighbours it whe He insisted that another matter."

a "pamphlet was like a razor în the hand of an adolescent."

Refusal to Pay Fine.

Mrs. Dennett, encouraged by the support of an outraged Press at the manner in which the trial was conducted and at the jury's verdict announced that she would not pay the fine, preferring Imprisonment if necessary. She said: "It is the Government that is in disgrace, not "

During the discussion of the motion it was brought out that the Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Virginin had complained to the postal authorities regarding the pampli, let, starting the prosecution after it had been in circulation nearly ten ybara, The Press takes strong exception to the refusal of the judge to let prominent doctors and educationists explain how pamphlet was used.

STUDENTS RIOT.

A SERIOUS AFFAIR IN MEXICO.

Mexico City, May 24.

the

One student was killed and 82 were injured in a riot resulting Later. from a strike of pupils of the Na- The Rovernment of India has tional University Law School, as a placed a special train at Amanul-protest against monthly examina- lah'a disposal for his journey from tione. the frontier to Bombay.-Reuter.

Friedrichshafen, May 24, The Graf Zeppelin arrived back Bafely.Reuter.

Medical college students joined in a battle against the authorities; and firemen turned on their hoses while the police used axes and pis-- tols-Reuter's American Service.

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