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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1932.

POLICE BESIEGED WHEN IIITLERITES MEET DOGS THAT FIND

BY MOB

RIOT FOLLOWS BOYS' DEATH IN NEW JERSEY.

men.

|"LIKE" A· BOY SCOUTS' JAMBOREE"

GOLF BALLS

| SUPPRESSING AN "INDUSTRY" AT ST. ANDREWS

Dy ROBERT Bernays, M.P. New York, Sept. 20.

One of the interesting "side Forty private detectives and

I attended the first political lines" in connexion with golf, for fourteen members of the South meeting of the Hitler Party follow which St. Andrews in noted, is River (Now Jersey) police wero ing the dissolution of the Reich- the minor "industry" by which, penned in the South River borough, stng, with Captain Goering, ita through the medium of trained hall for six hours by an angry mob president and Hitler's right-hand dogs, quite a number of local mon of 8,000, and were rescued by man, as the chief speaker.

earn a livelihood by retrieving and twonty New Jersey State pollee- It was the most remarkable selling lost golf balls.

political demonstration I have Unfortunately, the practice lays Ignoring the mob's

Boch. violent over

The meeting-place itself open to certain abuseo, and tempor, the State troopers refused was twice the size of the Albert drastic steps have been taken by to draw their fire-arms and cut Hall, and by three o'clock Berlin the authorities to suppress it. their way into the borough hall was queuing up in thousands to Severni prosecutions having ap with clubs, dispersing the menac hear speeches that were timed to parently failed to have the desired ing throng.

begin at 8.15, Yet every ticket of This disorder followed a series admission had to be paid for, effect, the police have determined of turbulent clashes between the roughly la, for the employed and on measures to put a stop to the

practice. private detectives who had been 6d. for the unemployed.

Plain-clothes policemen are now swarn in as special officers during The scone outside when I

ntationed on the links, apecially a recent strike of women workers arrived at 7.30 was a terrible com- detailed to keep an eye on

the at the South River needlework montary on the failure of German areas most favoured by the golf factories and strike sympathisers. democracy. During the earlier clash the detoc- The street was lined with troops,ball hunters and their dogs. tives opened fire, killing a boy and and at 400-yard intervals mounted wounding another, while one de-police were passing and repassing, dustry" is in for a slump.

tective was hit by a bullet and five other "apecials" and police.

A Penal Offence.

It looks as if still another "in-

common folk. It was an argument, not against a dictatorship, but against the dictatorship gf Von Papen,

Tremendous Fun,

men were injured by brickbata. It was a penál offence for an The mob, which was aroused ordinary citizen to stand in the over the boy's death, pursued the street and watch his fellow citi detectives and policemen, threat-zens exercising their elementary ening reprisals, and the fugitives political rights of going to a meot- finally barricaded themselves in ing. Inside were the privato the borough hall for safety. The troops. Every corridor to the From start to finish there was State police were called as a last meeting was blocked with Nazi | not one word of constructive storm troops in the full glory of polley. He never even mentioned their uniforms.

resort.

Two special constables have been detained to await investiga- tion of the boy's death.

BAD LUCK JEWEL

ENGLISHWOMAN DEAD IN NICE HOTEL.

Nice, Sept. 16. - Mention of a diamond "which has always brought me bad luck", appeared in a note found near the body of an Englishwoman in her bedroom at a Nice hotel to-day.

Beside the bed were two tubes

of veronal.

The situation is such in Gor- Imany now that if a party holds a meeting, while one section attends, the other guards the entrance to provent it being broken up by its opponents.

The meeting itself was a strange mixture of a Boy Scouts Jamboree and a eve-of-the-poll gathering of the Tory Party.

Von Schielcher's Note on disarma- ment. If he had, two-thirds of the boys who mainly composed his nudlence would not have heard of it.

They were in their uniforms and under military decipline, and with the fullest opportunity of indulging the innate German in- stinct of hero-worship, to them it waa all tremendous fun.

But it was a Robering thought to realise what power Hitler, exer- cises over these young men.

It was preceded by the singing of the National Anthem, "Deutsch land Uber Alles," which was really moving, and a grand procession of My escort was himself a young young Nazis with banners. The Nazi, and on the way back to my chairman was just a drili ser hotel, as he clicked his heels on geant. It was not a speech that the pavement in his swaggering he gave but a succession of parade military stride, he said to me. The woman, Mrs. Price, ground orders.

"This is the sound the Jows hate formerly Miss Evelyn Gray, and

Then came Captain Goering, and to hear; It means that Nazis aro was born in London in 1883. the vast audience rose to greet about."

The letter, which naked her him with the Fascist anlute. For I gathered that to hlm Jews and trustees to take care of the dia- three-quarters of an hour he play- Communista and Social Democrats mond, is now in the hands of the ed on the theme that what Ger- and, indeed, anybody who was not British Consul. He is endeavour-many needed was not a Govern- Nazi, had better not have been ing to trace the woman's family. ment of the aristocracy but of the born.

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THE UNHOLY NIGHT

SHOT HIS GREATEST FRIEND

MAN WHO FORGOT HIS GUN WAS LOADED

ANOTHER STEAMER

BREAKDOWN

THREE MISHAPS IN A FORTNIGHT.

George Henry Minnett Dee,

The third breakdown of an Isle twenty-six, shop assistant, of of Wight steamer within a fort- Munster-road, Fulham, who sur-night occurred three quarters of a rendered to his ball at Dorking mile off Ryde Pier when the Sou- police-court, to answer the chargothampton and Isle of Wight Royal of the manslaughter of Frank Mall Steam Packet Company's Ernest Sykes, twenty-six, a clerk, paddle steamer Lorna Doone was of Brecon-road, Hammersmith, disabled with a large number of was discharged.

passengers on board.

Evidence was given that the two men went rabbit-shooting nt Sunnyside,

Inspector Picard read a state- ment made by Deo after his arrest. In this statement Deo said that after shooting at rabbits he and his friend walked towards the

house.

The Lorna Doone is one of the oldest and best-known pleasure banta on the South Const.

As soon as the vessel started to drift the captain threw out the anchor and fired maroons.

The Balmoral, 'n steamer owned by the same company, quickly ar- rived on the scene and took off the Lorna Doone's passengers.

"Frank Sykes was about ton yards in front of me," continued the statement. "He turned to

The transhipment took place wards me and smiled, and pointed his gun at me and clicked the trig.during the sclipse of the moon. gor. There was no discharge. I did the same thing. I corked my

gun and pulled the triggor. I was which could be inflicted by the horrified to hear the gun go off, State greater than the punishment end to see him fall. I dragged that Deo had received in the agony him back to the house. I could of killing his greatest friend.

Discharging Dee, the chairman Acoyo was seriously Injured in the face. I had quite forgotten said there was no evidence to boar that I had loaded my gun again." out the charge of manslaughter.

Mr. H. H. Morris, defending On hearing the decision Dee Deo, sold it was ludicrous to at ¡collapsed, and he was taken from tempt to imagine any punishment the court in a fainting condition.

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