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Starting To-morrow

LEW AYRES

MAE CLARKE BORIS KARLOFF Hedda Hopper, in a story by P. J. Wolson and Allen Rivkin. Pro- duced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. Direct ed by Hobart Henley. Presented by Carl Laemmia.

A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

Bright Lights

and Dark Shadows

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932.

BRITAIN'S

AIR FUTURE

DISCREET REPLIES

TO QUESTIONS

PREMIER AND THE FRENCH PLAN

London, Nov. 8.

In the House of Commons to- day, Lord Apsley asked the Prime Minister whether, before any do cision was reached regarding the extent to which the British Gov-

with ernment could agree

the French disarmament proposals, and particularly, those on the In- ternational control of civil avia- tion, he would ensure that such agreement would In no way pre- vent the future development of British civil aviation, either of private nature, or on the existing and proposed Empire routes Lo India, South Africa, Australia | and Canada respectively.

The late Mr. W. L. Pattenden, news of whose death in England

bas Just come to hand.

"UNDESIRABLE GOODS"

CANTON RAILWAY

SEIZURES

The Prime Minister replied that he had not yet received the new French disarmament proposals. but the Government in the United Kingdom would certainly bear in mind the importance of providing

of "undesirable" fully for the future of British goods through the Canton-Kowloon civil aviation and the development Railway, is being halted by

Smuggling

Canton, Nov, 8.

em-

ANOTHER CEMENT

CASE

HEAVY FINES ON

CONTRACTOR ·

The case in which a contractor, Ip Sin Kee of 12, Western Street was summoned for solling Japan- cae cement under the trade name 1 the Green Island Cement Com- pany, and of. enclosing the cement In the Green Island Cement bags, W. concluded before. Mr. Schofeld at the Central Ma- gistracy yesterday.

was

His Worship found the de- fendant guilty on both counts and fined him $100 on oneh summons, bosides ordering him to pay the costs for the prosecution-$150.

Mr. O, E. C.. Marlon appeared for the Green Island Cement Com- pany and the accused was re- prosented by Mr. Horace Lo.

The defendant. denied having sold any cement under the false, trude nanie of Green Island Cement Company and that the reason why he put the cement into the Green Island Cement bags was because the bags to which the coment be longed had been torn.

WATCH ON "RED" LITERATURE

CANTON COMMITTEE

MEETS

of Imperial air communications.ployees of that line, many of the Replying to a supplementary products found being either con- [question, regarding private flying, fisented or burnt.

the Premier said he could not Some of the confiscated goods are enter into details that might arise being retained for exhibition in) in the course of the negotiations prominent places along the railway!

Canton, Nov. 8. but the House might take his in order to display to the public answer as one that was going to the nature of "undesirable" goods,

The Censorship Committee held its first meeting yesterday at the guide the Government in their Among the products seized are office of the South-West Executive reneral policy.

matches, dried sen food, plece

WHA

Asked whether the dissociation goods, brushes, towels, etc. The and was attended by representa- of civil flying altogether from the search is being undertaken by the tives from the South-West Execu armed forces of the Crown

Safety, City Kuomintang Provincial being considered, the Premier said railway employees in their in-tive Committee, Bureau of Public dividual capacity and fu co-opera-

Bureau of that that was naturally one of the questions that must arise.-British tion with the National Salvation Kuomintang and the

Association.-Central Press Wirelces,

A mongrel owned by Bandsman Croft, of the South Wales Borderers, yesterday attacked and bit the bands- mun's tile daughter Jonn, who sub- sequently went to the Military Hospital for treatment,

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Social Affairs.

The meeting dealt with internal organisation in order to facilitate censorship of books and periodicals,

The Empress of Japan arrived at whether in Chinese or foreign Vancouver yesterday,

Dr. Li Shu-fan returned to-day from a holiday in the North by the Conte Verde.

.

Innguage, found in Canton.

The aim of the Committee is to stamp out Communist and seditious propaganda-Central Press,

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