BRITISH TRADE IN RECENT MURDER
SCANDINAVIA
SEQUEL
THE
DELEGATIONS TO PAY | BROTHER APPEARS IN
VISIT
THE DOCK
London, Nov. 9. Extensive police Investigations' In the House of Commons, Into a recent murder, revealed as Colonel Colville, Secretary of the a result of the discovery of the Department of Overseas Trade, mutilated body of a Chinese, hava, announced that, following upon culminated in the arrest of three the British Exhibition at Copen- man, one of whom is alleged to be hagen, a delegation representative a brother of the deceased man. of the British iron and steel in- The machinery of the local dustry will, at the invitation of Criminal Investigation Depart Danish industrial interests, visit ment was set in motion avhen, Denmark in order to have dis-early on the morning of Septem- cussions with Danish purchasers. ber 24, the strangled, mutilated The delegation will also visit, body of Lam Kam-taun was found Sweden and Norway for dis on the Victorin-Jubilee Road at cussions with the fron and steel, Pokfulam. The man had been
Interceta in those countries.
murdered and a heavy stone drop- ped on the head to prevent identi- fication.
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BOMBED HOUSE
TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932.
JUDGE ESCAPES SACCO- VANETTI AVENGERS.
Worcester (Mass.), Sept. 27. A bomb explosion early to-day wrecked the home of Judge Web- ster Thayer, who five years ago sentenced to death Sacco and Van- zetti on a charge of murder.
The judge, who was asleep at the time of the explosion, escaped uninjured from the ruins of his buried under the debris, received house, but Mrs. Thayer, who wae severe cuts and suffered badly from shock. A girl employed in the house was also injured.
The whole city was shaken by the explosion, and neighbours who ran to the wrecked house found Judge Thayer groping. blindly about his wrecked bedroom.
When he recovered from the shock he said with a smile, "They can't kill me that easily.”
The police are convinced that
the bombing was in revenge for
UNDERGRADS WIN EASILY.
Combined Schools Defeated
By Five Wickets.
ANDERSON BOWLS WELL.
Entertaining a Combined Schools' x1 at Pokfulum yesterday, the Uni- versity lat. XI scored an easy win over the school-boys by five wickets.
The visitors had first use of the wickets and after losing their first man for only one run, went on to acore 130, due mainly to A. J. Hulsa (26), J. Sharpham (22) and D. Blake (28). Donald Anderson was the most successful bowler for the
ander graduates, his figures being dive for 18.
Losing two for 26, the University replied with 204 for seven, with L. T.
their
Ride (66), A. T. Nemanbhor (68) and F. R. Zimmera (50) principal run-getters...........
Scores:
Combined Schoola.
the execution of Sacco and Van-A, J. Hulse, c Hunt, b Ride
G. Souza, cant, b Tan
A. A. Rumjaħn, o Anderson
H. el Arculli, b Anderson
It was also announced that after discussions with Mr. Ernest Brown, Secretary for Mines, A The police discovered certain delegation representing the United clues which led them to Arrest Kingdom coal industry and includ-Lam Kam-ehek, who is believed to ing prominent coalewners and coal į be brother of the deceased man. exporters, willamilarly visit Don Lam Kam-ahck, aged 54, was al-zotti. mark for discussions with Danish leged to have procured Chan Kau, Judgo Thayer has been denoun- coal interests
aged 19, and Lam Fuk-lung (the cod from scores of Communist Intter stated to A further delegation represent son), to commit the crime.
adopted platforms all over the world, and ing the United Kingdom cattle
has been more bitterly caricatur The three food trade will also visit Denmark before Mr. Kennedy Skipton at
men were brought ⋅ed than any other judge.
To-day's explosion is the 15th for discussions
Danish the Central Police Court this mor interests. All the dolegations willning, the
bomb outrage attributed to the elderly man charged Sacco-Vanzetti executions, others. arrive in Copenhagen towards the with procuring the murder of the, including attempts to blow up end of November-British Wire-deconsed and the other two with up American Embassies in cities lesa.
murder.
as far distant aa Buenos Ayres and Paris.
with
CANTON CEMENT
UNDERTAKING
SAID TO BE LITTLE GOLD MINE
Canton, Nov. 2. Among the public works and undertakings under the manare-
be an
Mr. P. M. Hodgson represented Lam Kam-shek, the other two be. ing unrepresented.
On the application of the police, the defendants were formally re manded for one week,
POSED AS POLICE OFFICER
ALLEGATION AGAINST
YOUTH
TRAGIC RACE FOR WORK
www.
TWO MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES,
J. Sharpham, b Anderson G. T. Lee, b Anderson
Blake,
run out
W. Hapley, c Tan, b Anderson A. Zimmern, nun out
Frith, run out
L. Youngaaye, not out
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The story of a race to obtain D. J. N. Anderson, b Arculli work by two men, which ended in. Hunt, b Hulac tragedy, was told at the inquest T. Ride, retired, at Rostrevor on Patrick McLough. Nomarbhoy, retired lin and Patrick McAteer, two A. T. Nomanbhoy, "e Blake,
Hulee Newry men, who were drowned in Carlingford Lough through the F. R. Zimmern, retired Charges of impersonating, acapsizing of a row-boat. little gold
P. L. Tan, b Lee police officer and of obtaining
The men were cousing, and they S. H. Wong, not out $12.00 from a Chinese woman as went to Killowen to be the first result of such impersonation, to sight a schooner entering Car- were brought againat 411 un- lingford Lough so that they could employed youth before Mr. Ken- board her and nocure a job in dis- nedy Skipton at the Central Police charging the vessel. Court this morning.
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A. T. Lee, A. B. Tata and F. B. Tata did not bat,
The men got in a dinghy off until Killawen shore and had got well on their way to the schooner when they suddenly found themselves Arculli forestalled by a motor-boat which Lapley nut rival workers on board.
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ment of the Provincial or Muni- cipal Government, the Saichuen Gnvernment Cement works have al- ready proved to be a mine. The dally output of cement is about 1,400 barrels, although the contract with the Danish firm, F. L Smidth & Co., atipulated for only 1,200 barrels per day. Cement is sold at the Works for $10 per barrel, and averaging the cost per barrel at $6, profit of 4 means In naking for a remand $5,600 on the dafly-turnover. next week, Inspector F. Shaftain, Already the Satchuen product has attached to the Secretariat for become very popular with contrac-Chinese Affairs, remarked that tore. The demand for it is in-they were investigating further creasing to such an extent that the canes and there was a possibility of The cousins then turned to row Leg Government is seriously contemplat. other charges being brought back to shore, but their boat filled ing adding a further unit to the against the defendant,
and both men fell into the water. plant.
The defendant, continued the The crew of the motor-boat that The quality of the Saichuenollicer, had posed generally us a won the race to the achooner after- cement was officially tested
detective and had offered the wards rushed to the scene and re- follows:Tensile strength after 3 complainant protection against covered both men, but artificial days 300-370 lbs. per aq. in.; after somebody who was trying to break respiration was unsuccessful.
daya,
into her house. It was probable 420
The coroner said the tragedy that the evidence would reven](was a peculiarly and one, na the that the defendant himself was 'men lost their lives in search of, the man who was trying to break, work. into the complainant's house. A verdict of "Accidental Death"
His Worship adjourned the case was returned. until next Tuesday.
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ANOTHER BRIDGE FOR CANTON
LINKING UP WITH HONAM
Canton, Nov. 9.
NONEGENARIAN GENERAL
SIR WM. SALMOND PASSES AWAY
London, Nov. 9.
LORD SNOWDEN
MEMOIRS WITH
to
Sharpham
RELICS OF WITCHES TIMES
DISCOVERED IN A COFFIN
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CHINA MERCHANTS
NANKING'S RESUMPTION
'SCHEME ANNOUNCED
Nanking, Nov. Dagens
A schemo for management of the China Merchante Steam Navigation Co., the loading Chinese enterprise of this kind, was disclosed at the seventy- Afth session of the Executive Yunn yesterday afternoon, with Mr. T. V. Soong presiding.
The Finance Minister announced that the Finance and Communicationa Ministries would be charged with the working out of a general scheme for taking over the Chins Merchante Steam Navigation Co. and the Gov. ernment would repay all the share- A strange and has been made in helders of this Company at the rate Nagykoros, where the site of an old of Tis. 60 per share, basing the rate cemetery is being levelled for build-on the average quotation for the last three years, which worked out at ing.
or share.
Budapest, Sept. 21.
the
approximately Tis. 30 per
The National Government would
recognise all the outstanding debts of the China Merchants. The manage- ment would be further reorganised.
Mr. Soeng'a resumption scheme will be sent to the Central Political Council for its final sanction.
Business with South.
The China Merchants 9.N. Co.
A coffin containing an ancient form of tonge has been unearthed, ond no traces exist that any corpse was ever buried in it. As "FIRE-tongs has been found to hold a rusty iron heart in its teeth, and SIDE TOUCH"
As the site is not far from the place The Municipal Government is
where witches were burned in the taking steps to construct another
Lord Snowden has decided
seventeenth century, it is believed bridge across the Canton River bo-
write his memoirs- tween the Bund at Tai Plng Road
He feels he has knowledge of cer. that the tongs and the iron heart which made an enormous profit dur are relics of the witch-burninging the World War of 1914 due to the South and Ou Chow New Street in
great reduction of foreign vessels Honam suburb, the two points be- Major General Sir William Sal.tain events both within and outside
In the forest near the town of operating along the China coast, has undergone a prolonged adverse period ing separated by about 600 feet. mond, who died yesterday aged 92 the Labour movement that nobody period, Bureau of Pubile Works is sound-airmen, namely, Air Chief Marshall, minent people written by virtual to have been the property of Josks tory of its vessels for troops move. It is learned that the Municipal | years, was the father of two famour cise possesses, and he has scant res-Dombovar a shepherd has found in recent years, primarily due to the pect for those biographies of pro- shepherd's horn, which is helloved constant commandeering by the mill. ing the depth of the river at this Sir John Salmond, Chief of the strangers from too little intimate Sobri, one of the most famous ments. It has a branch office in crossing and is determining the Air Staff, and Air Marshall Sir knowledge.
"Betyars" or highwaymen-who Hongkong and branch offices or agen- nature of the river bed prior Commanding-in-Chief the Air De-man can write of another who has the nineteenth century.
Officer He agrees with the saying: "No terrorised the Hungarion Plain incios in all coastal ports. The number of vessels plying between the Kwang- to the design of a bridge.
fence of Britain.
tung ports and Hongkong and North This part of the Bund in a very
The horn is an ox horn, 85 cen China has been decreased considerably busy section of the city, and its at the R.M.A. Woolwich, entered
Sir William, who was educated not known him by his own fircaide."
So, like a forthright Yorkshire timetres long, and the lower end is in the last three years owing to n connexion with Honam suburb by the Royal Engineers as a Lieuten-man he has decided to do the job beautifully engraved with flower shortage of ships. a bridge will facilitate
himself.
motife. com-ant in 1857, and retired from the munications, At present the Army in 1902.
No Diary During his lengthy crossing is made possible by career, he led many important
He has not yet begun work on the small boata and a motor ferry.
volumes. He has never kept a posta. He served in the Egyptian diary-a fact he sometimes regrets The Wai Sun Bridge further campaign in 1882 and also in the and he anticipates that it will east on the Bund will be opened to South African War. In 1899, he take him at least a year to collect traffic on January 1 with facilities was granted a Distinguished Ser- for pedestrians and motor traffic. vico reward of £100 per annum.and arrange his material, of which
ho has a vast amount. -Central Press,
British Wirelcas.
THE FUTURE OF AVIATION
GOVERNMENT NOT TO
BE DRAWN
London, Nov. 0.
Salmond, Ceoffrey
Air
FINAL ELECTION FIGURES
[Continued from Page 1.)
At least another year, and per- haps more, will be required for
'TURKISH- LANDMARK AN ANCIENT BRIDGE TO DISAPPEAR
Constantinoplo, Sept. 20. Old post-cards still en sale usual- the actual writing. He uses pory represent, under the name of the table typowriters, of which he has Galata Bridge, a picturesque, un- two or three.
even, wooden bridge on which a band of irregular firemen is shown running in vividly coloured attire. When, a short time bafore the War, a German firm' erected the now Iron bridge, the old one was
He han been suffering from a bad cold, and has been confined to bed.
D.D
The Japanese realise that as long Intively small space to the pre-transferred a few hundred yards as the United States clings to the election campaign in the United farther inside the Golden Horn, Stimson doctrine of no recogni-States. Its comment has been in-connecting the Stambul side with In the House of Commons the tlon and continues to uphold the clined towards satire, since Soviet Kassim Fasha, the ancient sout of Prime Minister was asked whether Nine Fower Treaty, which guaran-publle opinion has been trained the famous arsenal. the Government were in a position tees China's territorial integrity to smile at all democratic" act has been under preparation for its For some years past a scheme to announce a decision regarding they are going to face a consider vities. the proposal for the abolition of able danger of world isolation in
up-to-date There is a widespread convic-replacement by ail naval and military aviation and carrying out their programme in tion that
somo - step toward bridge. There has been so much the internationalisation of civil northern Asin.
adjusting relations with the So-Argument as to how it should be aviation.
viet Union may be expected from built that it gradually fell into a Mr. Ramsay MacDonald replied
Washington after the now ad-state of decay, until a short time that the debate on disarmament in the House of Commons to-morrowly interested in the outcome of the.
The American elections coineld-traffic.
One million liras have now been would take part, but the Govern- Presidential election.
nil almost exactly with the
for building the mont proposals must be duly Mr. Hoover's attitude was known Afteenth anniversary of the So- accumulated formulated and presented to the to be generally hostile towards viat revolution. The condidonce bridge, Its actual cost will, of Disarmament Conference at Rurala. Most Russians bolove, noms to underling what some call course, bo much, higher, but the Ganova under conditions which he however, that Mr. Roosevelt will the "obduracy" of the Americanaumerous foreign firms which re- had already explained in the Com-approach the problem more open-government in refusing to re-peatedly have submitted offers are mone last Wednesday-Britian mindedly,
cornize a regime. which has, been ready to grant long-term condi
tions, Wireless.
The Soviet press has devoted re- in existence a decade and a half.
RUSSIA KEENLY INTERESTED.
Soviet political circles are keen- ministration, la inaugurated. ·· ago it had to be definitely closed to
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