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BRITAIN'S JOBLESS

CUNARDER RESUMPTION

POSSIBLE

CENSURE DEBATE IN COMMONS

"failure" to deal with unemploy- ment.

MOTORISTS IN

COURT

FINES IMPOSED ON

EUROPEANS

THE HONGKONG

ROOSEVELT TELLS OWN STORY OF SHOOTING

(Continued from Page 1.)

but could not feel any pulsa and at first believed that the heart Two summonsen were preferred had stopped. Then he felt the against Mr. C.E. Holmes, of Mesare, pulse constantly improving. Dodwell & Co., before Mr. Schofield! at the Central Magletracy to-day,!

He

held Cermak and talked charging him with driving up the with him all the way to the hos Incline of Wyndham Street, with-pital, telling him that it would out permission. in writing from not hurt if he did not move. the Inspector-General of Polico, and with driving a car, in Garden Road' without regulation number plates.

by

Inellue

ZINGARA CHARGED.

TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933.

EUROPEAN FINED

AT KOWLOON

ASSAULT CHARGES

PROVED

at

RADIO BROADCAST

MUSIC

From Z. B. W, on wave length of 355 metres (845 k/c.).

4.30-7 p.m. gramme..

Fines totaling $60 were imposed | PROGRAMME OF RECORDED on Charles laane Rend

tho Kowloon Magistracy, before Mr.

this morning, Butters

when on remand he appeared

on charges, (1) asanult- three ing a woman named Amilla Koo, described as his wife, (2) behaving in à disorderly manner at the Mong- kok Police Station, and (3) as- saulting a police officer.

It was alleged by Detective Ser- Kent Lamont, that defendant went up to the third floor of No. 189 Fa lived, and nasaulted her with Yuen Street, where Amilia Koo a whisky bottle. At the Mongkok

wont later, it was alleged that de fendant created a disturbance and assaulted a Shantung conatable who tried to detain him when he was trying to leave the station.

London, Feb. 16.

It is learned from Miami that The possibility of a resumption

Zingars, the assailant, has been of work upon the projected giant To both these charges Mr. formally charged with the at- Cunarder was indicated in the Holmes pleaded guilty. He said tempted murder of Mr. Franklin House of Commons to-day when he had occasion to drop a passenger Roosevelt and of three others who bey were wounded. Each charge car the House by 414 votes to 49 re- at the King's Theatre at jected Mr, Lansbury's motion of hour, and on account of heavy rica with it a maximum penalty of censure on the government for me, thought he might take a twenty years' imprisonment with Police Station, where the parties:

short cut up to the parking place hard labour.

Koing up the

oti Wyndham Street. He was fined No charge has at present been During the debate, the Chancel- $5 on this summons,

lafd in respect of Mr. Cermak lor of the Exchequer referred 10 Regarding the other summons, and Mira, Gill, both of whom are the question of Government assis- defendant said one of his mechanica in a grave condition. The au- tance for the great Cunard Hiner. took off both number platea on dis-'thorities are waiting for the pre- tha building of which was covering that one of them wansont as in the event of either of suspended some months ago, and cracked, this without his knowledge, their deaths. Zingarn will be said the Government had not shut when he took the car out for a charged with murder in the first

degree, the door to anaistance in some demonstration.

Involving the death form or another which would en- able the completion of that vessel.

Assistance would have to be de pendent upon the fulfilment of certain conditiona which would seem essential to the Government if the objects for which the vessel was originally laid down were to be attained. Those conditions other things, the consolidation of exist-

would

Include,

amonk

ing British interests.

LABOUR CRITICISM.

Moving the Labour party's cen- sure motion on the Government for their handling of the employ meat problem, Mr. Lansbury cri- tleisted the tarif policy of the Government and their refusal to embark on wide utility schemes for absorbing the unemployed.

On this second summons defen- penalty. dant was fined $9.

ANOTHER CASE.

A German resident, Mr.Borghcer, of 14, Felix villas, was summoned for dangerous driving.

Giving evidence, Amilia Koo stated that she had been married to defendant for some years, but lately they had been living apart. She alleged that defendant went up to her flat at about 2 o'clock on the morning of February 10 and hit her on the head with a whisky bottle.

WALL STREET NERVOUS. The attempt on President-Elect

An amah emplayed on the floor Roosevelt

and the nervousnes resulting from the Michigan bank-gave corroborative evidence of the Ing situation led to a flurry of Mongkek Police Station, defendant assault, and stated that at the aelling

on Wall Street to-day created a disturbance. Many losses of from one to four but the losses points occurred, were reduced in a closing rally on million

turnover of shares-Reuter.

over a

Chinese recorded pro-

7-10.30 p.m. European progrumme of Coumbia records.

7-7.18 p.m. Orchestral. with a Song in my Hoart. (Rodgers,

arr. Coated), Court Symphony Orchestra. DX63. Orphee Ballet (Gluck).

Orchestre Symphonique (of Paris). DX00.

7.18-7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations, Selected London and New York Stock Quotations, etc.

7.30-8 p.m.

A Selection by Layton and John- Atone and Carroll Gibbons. Ooh! That Kiss. Cabin in the Cotton.

Carroll Gibbons and His Doy Friends. DB800. We're All Good Pals at Last. Put Your Loving Arms Around Mo, Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries.

Layton and Johnstone. DB532. Sleepytime Down South,

Carroll Gibbons and a Boy Friends. DR782. Would You Take me Back Again? We Two. Now That You're Gone.

Layton and Johnstona.. DB500,

Can't We Talk It Over,

Carroll Gibbons and His Boy Friends. DB806.

Sub-Inspector Saunders, prose- cuting, Baid he was driving private car along Caine Road In an

Sergeant Wagland testified that he was awakened at about 2.35 easterly direction when the defen- dant in his car overtook him on

a.m. on February 10 and was told that section between Shing Wong and Aberdeen Street. That sec

that a European was creating a disturbance in the charge-room. tion, the officer continued, had no

He went down and found defen- footpath and WAS narrow, and

ZINGARA'S DEFIANCE.

dant there. After he had spoken gchoolchildren were on both sides of the roadway. Presumably on;

Miami Feb. 10.

to the defendant, the latter want. account of these children, defen-me. You're the judge.

"I don't want anybody to helped to get three private doctors and dant had suddenly to stop.

Do what

a police doctor to examine him. like!" you

defiantly shouted Defendant rang up three doctors, "My speed at the time was 17 Zingara, when arraigned in the but witness refused to coll

hour" said Inspector Criminal Court to-day on a charge police doctor As no charge Saunders. "He might have thought of the attempted murder of Mr.drunkenness was preferred against Acclamations Waltz (Waldteufel, perhaps that this was slow. On Roosevelt. overtaking him

miles an

fined $30.

nfter he had

him.

In reply, Mr. Neville Chamber lain argued that while much of the so-called utility expenditure stopped, I told him that I would morrow. He will be given the Zlogara was remanded until to- Wae extravagant, developmenis be summoning him for dangerous best barrister available to defend were being sanctioned where care- driving." ful consideration warranted them.

Defendant, pleading guilty, was

NOT AN ANARCHIST. He recalled the course of event since 1931 when confidence was

Zingara has evinced no intereat badly shaken. That confidence

in Communism and is not ac had been largely restored, so much so that they were to-day embar rassed by a sort of light to the pound. The return of confidence was due to the cessation of bor- rowing to balance the budget and to the active steps taken to pro-i tect the trade balance and to stim- ulate industry.

OTTAWA CONFIDENCE.

The Ottawa Conference restored confidence and the

operation cheapened money.

They must, if possible, raise gold prices, and, in any case, they must raise sterling pricva,

The success of the voluntary ment regulation arrangements made at Ottawa encouraged them

1

TRADE BARRIERS

DENOUNCED

SHIPPING CHAMBER'S

RESOLUTION

London, Feb. 16.

the

interna-

the defendant..

of

going to No. 189, Fa Yuen Street Witness also gave evidence of and of finding blood-stains on the floor. He also found a whisky bottle, which he took to the station and which was now produced in Court.

A police interpreter alleged that

quainted with the anarchist theory, defendant abused him in the according to Professor Moley, a charge-room after he had refused close friend of President-Elect to make certain telephone calls. economic Defendant picked up the receiver adviser, who questioned the himself and, not getting any reply,

Roosevelt

and his

assailant in bis cell.

SEQUEL

DEFENDANT'S STORY.

6 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report. Lichestraum (Llazt, arr. Somers). B.G-8.30 p.m. Band Belections. Caprice Viennois (Kreisler).

Doboy Somers Band. DB000. The Grenadiers Waltz (Waldteufel,

arr. Winterbottom).

arr. Winterbottom).

Marche Stav (Tschaikowsky),

Reg. Band of H. M. Grenadier Guarda. DX335. Reg. Band of H. M. Gronadlor Guarda. DX59, 6.30-10.5 p.m. Variety. Song-Walizes from Vienna-For We

Love You Still.

Mario Burke (Soprano). DE620. Animals on Parade.

The Who's Zoo at Whipanade. DB000. Orchestral--The Druid's Prayer.

The Bohemlans. DB950. Organ Solo-1 Believe in You.

Reginald Foort. DB679. Vocal Duct-My Consolation. a

Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell. UB018.

Xylophone Sele-The Squirrel Dance.

Rudy Starita. DB145. Song-To-day I Feel so Happy.

Renata Muller (Soprano). DB687. Humorous The Laughing Policeman

at the Zoo.

In the witness-box, defendant Bald he hired a taxi at about 2.16 n.m. and told the driver to take him to Fa Yuen Street. Arriving | Fox Trot-Gettin' Sentimental. at his destination, he asked the driver to accompany him upstairs, with the intention, he stated, of "obtaining evidence against my wife with the view to getting a divorce."

He knocked at the door for fully 15 minutes but could get no reply. Meanwhile he heard a male voice inside and renewed his knocking.

Charles Penrote, Kaye Connor and Peter Penrose. DB005.

The Now B, B. C. Dance Orchestra. CB431. Chorus-I'm Keepin' Company.

The Sunshine Boys, DB000. Piano Solo-You Try Somebody Else. Carroll Gibbons and His Boy Friends. DB780. Songe-a) My Johnny was a Shoe

maker (b) As I Was Going to Banbury. Annette Blackwell (Soprano). DB807. Organ Solo-Let's Put Out the Lights. Bldney Torch. DB995. Raymond Newell (Baritone), DROOG. Song-English Maids. Song--Waltzen from Vienna-Love

throw it on the table. Whon Mr. Roosevelt does not contem-Shantung conatable attempted to plate any change in his regular stop him when he was walking out habita. He is surprised at the of the station, defendant struck The United Kingdom Chamber suggestion for curtailing the in-him on the mouth.

other of Shipping to-day passed a reao-augural celebration and convorulon

lution expressing itself in full public functions-Reuter. accord with the policy of the forthcoming Government In urging

World Economic MACAO. ASSAULT. Conference to promote the re- establishment of world trade of a final settlement of war debts prosperity and urging the need to think that they might be ex, and the restoration of tended to other commodities.

Cheap money and international tional credit, the removal of all VICE-CONSUL ORDERED

restrictions on International co-operation would kelp. He

trade, including, prohibitions,

TO PAY FINE thought that easy credits and low

quotas and exchange restrictions! preferential rates were an esson, and all forms of discrimination, {

Macao, Feb, 16. tial precedent to trade recovery including subsidies, in the world On charges of assault against After about a quarter of an

The Minister of Labour, Sir H.

freight market.

Chinese Maritimes Customs off-hour, his wife peeped through a Betterton, said he Intended to

it niso urged the removal or cials, Mr. Fernando. Rodrigues, hole, and asked him what ho want discuss with the employers' organi- modification of protective tariffs Vice-Consul for Italy, was yester-ed. He told her ho wanted to find antions and the Trades Unions and the taking of all such other day ordered to pay a fine of $90 out who the man inside the house Council, methods whereby more

was, and that if she did not open workers could be absorbed by steps as may help to restore the with the option of thirty days

flow of international trade, based, imprisonment, by the Presiding the door, he would break it in. industry. Reuter and Britisk

He kicked at the door Wireless.

on exchange of commodities. Judge of the Court of Macao.

defendant was accused British Wireless.

having aaaulted Mr. Albert Pichon, entering the premises ho

of his wife then opened it. On Organ Solo-When It's Night Time

alleg-

in Nevada. Bar to the Bronze Medallion has vember 11th, and his nasistant, Dr. fore him with a chopper in her

Reginald Foort. DB679. Commissioner of Customs, on No-ed, his wife was standing bi-

Humorous Duet-I Gnt the Potatoes, LIFE SAVING been instituted. This will consist H. J. de Garcia, on November 15th. hand. She attempted to strike

I Got the Tomatoes, But Somebody of two bronze bars on a ribbon The latter incident was stated to him, he said, but he avoided her.

Else Has Got my Girl. SOCIETY

in the Society's colours.

Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell. have occurrred at 9 pm, while Dr. He then seized hold of her and took To encourage branches of Boy Garcia was talking with his friends the chopper away from her.

DBS18, Scouta, Girl Guides, etc., to take in the vicinity of the Victoria.;

Xylophone Solo-Danco of the Paper

Dolla, COURSES FOR SCOUTS up the modified course & special Cinema.

badge woven

Song Just Because I Lost my Heart Rudy Starita. DB145. In silk has been AND GIRL GUIDES

Mr. Luia Nolasco prosecuted, instituted to be worn on their while the defending counsel was Mr. Whist on Home leave Mr. R.3. uniform if successful in qualify-Adolfo Jorge Hunt, who is the local representa- Ing for same. This badge may be Defendant admitted the assaults, tive and examiner of the Royale on application. Lifo Saving Society, attended

many meetings and demonstrat-

ions of the Society in London, and he reports that so great has been the demand for the Hand- Book that it has been found ecessary to lasuo an eighteenth 'dition. The work has been care- ally revised in order to make verything more clear to the

and.

All this time he was holding a whisky bottle in his hand. Ho had bought it earlier in the even- ing and had almost finished it

with some frienda.

With regard to the incident at but pleaded that they were the out- the station, he alleged that the Illustrated calenders, revised come of persecution and disrespect interpreter had called him a hand books and all particulars for his consular status when Cua-"drunken foreign devil." He had may be had by applying to S. I. toms officials searched his motor- no intention of striking the con- stablo, but as his arm was being twisted back his first hit the con- stable's face.

R. J. Hunt, Central Police Station, car at the frontier station.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

and War. Dennis Noble and Chorus. DB020. Orchestral-The Temple of the Bells, The Bohemians. DH958.

to You, Renato Muller (Soprano). DE687. Humorous Recital-At the Pantomino. William McCulloch. DR657. Fox Trot By the Sycamore Troo.

The New B. B. C. Dance Orchestra. GB1.

Chorus-Teke it From Me (I'm

Taking to You),

The Sunshine Boys. DB609. Piano Solo-Home.

Carroll Gibbons and His Boy After hearing the evidence, his

Friends. DBZSŰ, Worship convicted defendant on Song A Dold Young Farmor. To-night an All-Ranka Dance will the first two charges, imposing a

Annetle Blackwell. DB007. Organ Belo-an't It Romantic? POLITICAL ECONOMISTS, TO WHICH be held in the Garrison Lecture Hall, fine of $50 on the first and $10 on THEIR EXHAUSTED ARGUMENTS AND proceeds from which will be devoted the second.

Sidney Torch. DB005. Song--Red Rose. The signal marks of Royal EXPLODED FALLACIES MIGHT BE CON- to Area Welfare Funds.

Raymond Newall (Baritone). DB698, vour conferred by His Majesty SIGNED AFTER SERVING THEIR TURN.

10.5-10.29 p.m. Concert Waltzes. Vlonnese Nights Selection

(Romberg),

nrner.

to

King have been

most

DISRAELI SUGGESTED A LIMBO FOR)

The usual dinner dance will take couraging and have grently A Concert and Dramatic Entertain. place at the Repulse Bay Hotel to. sisted the Society in making

ment will be held in St. Andrew's morrow (Saturday) and the manage- Ife Saving more popular among 20, commencing at 9.

| Church Hall on Monday, February ment advises that the popular. Ho- th people and in the Schools of tt Empire.

SELLING USED STAMPS

0.16 p.m.

A prize-giving concert will be held

vellers Dance Orchestra' will be in attendance.

ACCOUNTANT IN THE

I

Wister

DOCK

Regal Cinema Orchestra. DX208. Daly's Theatre Waltz Memories

(arr. Prentice).

Charles Prentice and His Orehaufen. DX810. The Blue Dambo (Strauss).

The B. B. C. Wireless Chorus and Orchestra. DB301. 10.25 p.m.

Rugby Mid-day. Presn

10.80 p.m. Close Down

All recorda in the above European Merers. Anderson Musia Co.

The Studio programme between

The desire to save a life in by the students of the Chung Nan A most enjoyable concert of Ger- dager, the impulso to lend a College in the King's Theatre next man Instrumental and vocal music had to a brother in peril, the Sunday, commencing at 10 am. Pro- was given at the Helena Muy In- A charge of selling stamps on ampathy with distress which all tensor W. Brown fa to distribute the stitute last evening, in the presence which the cancellation marks had

prizes. fel but few are able to ex-

of a largo gathering. Those taking been partially or wholly remov-News. part were Frau von Winterfeldt, Mrs, ed was brought against Wong pras in action efficiently-thene A most interesting survey of the Banger and Mrs. Neil Mathieson Yim, accountant of the Cham Min himano Inclinations on which origin, manufacture and use of build- (vocalists), Madame Arnold (violin), bale the Socioty has been built ing cements, ancient and modern, was and Frau Ammann and Madams Keo Postal Hong, of 39, Wine programmes are kindly supplied by at so universal it is not surpris- contained in a paper read by Profes. Evelio (piano), Frau von

Lak Street, on his appearance_be- in that the beneficiant work of sor F. A. Redmond, at the Institu- feldt, who possesses a sweet soprano fore Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Con- th Society has found its way longkong yesterday. The historicat vantage in her solos, whille

tion of Engineers and Shipbuilders of volcs, was heard to marked an- trai Pollee Court this morning.

hor Detective Inspector M. Murphy ino all parts of the world from background of the subject was also voleo blended admirably with that of appeared for the police and asked Endon, the city of its birth.

impressively dealt with in an explora- Mrs. Mathieson in their duets, Mrs. for a week's formal romand, With the object of encouraging ton of the principal examples of Banger delighted averybody with hbr

which the cancellation marks had members holding the Bronze Me ancient architecture, the lecturer charming solos, sung with marked The defendant wes alleged to dillformer higher awards of the declaring that coment, such as we tasto And expression, while the have sold 189 stamps of 30 cents benn articlly or wholly removed. eep themselves efficient know it was unknown to the ancienta, Instrumental work of the other per face value, 284 stampe worth 30 His Worship adjourned the case now award, Ca who found a way of doing without It. former win, admiranjestadens aach, and 50 one dollar stampe, for one week, allowing thỏ dạ

of the Chinese – Goyarntant, on 3/50

fondant: ball In the sum of $1,800.-.

5.80 and 7.15 p.m. may, on aur day be replaced by a relay from England, If reception of the latter happens to be good, set

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