1933-06-16 — Page 19

GIANTS AND YANKEES MR. COX AS CHAIRMAN

AGAIN BEATEN

Boston Clubs Take Full Toll

Now York, June 15. Both the Giants and Yankees suffered defeats at the hands of the Boston clubs to-day, this being the third reverse in succession austained by the Yankees,

Splendid pitching by Tinning anw Pittsburgh blanked out and Chicago win with ease.

Scoren na suppled by Reuter

were:-

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NATIONAL League.

R. I.

New York..... 4 16

Boston

Philadelphia

Brooklyn

Chicago

Pittsburgh

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OF COMMISSION

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was no lapute in this instance. ECONOMIC COMMISSION,

..

Dr. Collin, the Dutch Premier, becomes chairman of the Econo- mic-Commission, with Dr. Krog-

M. Bonnet and Don Lebreton,

mann, the Lora Mayor of Ham- burg and Don Lebreton, of the Argentino, as Vice-Presidenta.

-an-

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald nounced that the Economic Com-

(Tinning pitched and blanked mission would appoint their own

rapportour.

for

out Pittsburgh, and F. Herman and De Maree homered Chicago)

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston

8 11 8 New York..... 5 9 1

of

During the closing stages the general debate, the representa. tives of Albania, Peru, Greece, Latvia, Esthonia and Halti con- tributed their views.

AGRICULTURE'S CLAIM.

Lazzeri and Chapman homered The Haitian representative con- for New York and McManus 'and | centrated upon pressing the R. Johnson for Boston)

claims of the agriculturists of the world, whose purchasing power should be increased.

Detroit v Claveland match was postponed on account of rain.

OBSCENE FRENCH BOOKS SEIZED

FIRST TO BE FOUND

IN COLONY

The seizure of a quantity of obscene picture books imported from France, which were being sold at $3.50 each at the Kwong Hul shop, Queen's Road Central, formed the subject of an ap plication for confiscation before Mr. Wynne-Jones in the Central Police Court this morning.

Ав по representative of the shop was present, the oooks and a few indecent picturea were lodged with the Court for seven days.

Detective-Inspector Elston, said it was more in regard to the price of the books than anything else that investigations were made. They were not of the usual ob- scenity. The books were import- ed from France and this was the first seizure in the Colony.

RADIATOR CAP THEFTS

EPIDEMIC CONTINUES Sub-Inspector Nolloth requested

Mr. Schofield to take

After a short address by the President of Venezuela, the Vice- Tresident of the Conference, M. Hymans, called upon the New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr.

sent.

THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933.

King Gustay of Sweden, who ́to-day celebrates his 75th birth- day. His favourite sport is tennis and he still competes at the Riviera tournaments, whilst lapt year he played with Mra. Helen Willa Moody In exhibition matches during her

Northern Europe.

tour

SPANISH PRINCE

DETERMINED

of-

EX-KING ALFONSO'S

COMMENT

SUN SPOTS MAKE BAD TRADE

AN ECONOMIST'S THEORY

28

- Sunspots were mentioned possible causes of bad trade by: Mr. Herbert Stanley Jevons, a former Professor of Economics at Rangoon University and son of Professor William Jovone, the famous economist, before the Roy- al Statistical Society In London. "The actual average intervals," ho said, "between commercial crises and the times when sun spots reached their maximum per lods, from 1700 to 1870 almost coincided, so that. the theory that solar influences are largely sponsible, through the crops, for the crises which follow booms has not been disproved."

ro-

Sir Josiah-Stamp, chairman of the London Midland and Scottish Ballway and a past president of the Royal Statistical Society, re- ferring to the speech, said: "The subject is by no means new. The theory was elaborated by the fa thor of Mr. Stanley Jevons, and his son not unnaturally attaches more Importance to It than, some people might. -

"The Influence that sun spota, through weather conditions, exert on trade cycles is recognised, but It is an influence that is not per- mitted to reign alone.

"There are such things ns the discovery of goldfield, wars, and all sorts of contingencies, which help to mould a trade boom or a depression, and it is usolCUS in these circumstances to build or plan too much on trade prospects

Vienna, June 14. Forbes, and then the Brazilian de- With the announcement by the as dictated by a study of solar legate, neither of whom were pre-ex-Prince of the Asturias of his Intention to marry Senorita Edel- M. Hymans then suspended the mira San Pedro, ex-King Alfonso meeting until the conclusion of the meeting of the Bureau over has issued a public statement ex- which Mr. Ramsay MacDonald pressing his opposition. was presiding.

DEBATE ENDS.

Alfonso says:

"My son is not entirely well and the lady whom he wishes to marry Later.

has also spent the past few years the resumption of On

the plenary session, Mr. Ramsay Mac-in Swiss sanatorin. Should my son Donald made a brief statement to nevertheless marry against my the general assembly, announcing approval, he would necessarily re- the recommendations for the Com-linquish his title and rank." mission appointments, which were adopted.

con-

AN OLD WOMAN'S

LAPSE.

BEGGED FROM POLICE OFFICER IN UNIFORM

•

The general debate then cluded.--Router.

WORLD CLearing hoUSE. During the general debate to day, Mr. Connolly (Irish Free State) suggested the possibility of making the Bank for International Settlements an agreed clearing house for all international ex- a resident of Po Tak Street, caught change and transfers, be explored a tartar when she approached In- and that its activities might be apoctor Hourihan and begged for co-ordinated with the various cen- alma at Hill Street, West Point, tral banks in all countries by an yesterday. International agreement.

He thought the true place of gold should be that of a yard-

An aged Chinese woman, LI Ah,

ones

RADIO BROADCAST

RELAY FROM DAVENTRY TO-NIGHT

356 metres (84.5 k/c.).

From.Z. B. W., on wave length of

11.11.30 a.m. Stock and Exchange York Stock Quotations, Quotations, Belected London and New Weather Report, etc.

11.80 b.m. gramme.

Chinese recorded pro-

12.80 p.m. European programme of Victor and II. M. V. records, Report.

1 p.m. Local Time and Weather

1.80 p.m. Rugby Prom News, etc. 2 p.m. Close Down.

4.30-7 pm. Chlaese recorded pro-

gramme.

7-10.27 p.m. European programme, 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota. tlons, etc.

7.3-7.20 p.m. Orchestral. Japanese Nocturne (Eichheim).

Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orch. 7260. Holiday In Seville (Albeniz).

Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orch, 7168. Country Dance No. 1, (German). Pastoral Dance No. 2 (German). The Merrymaker's Dance No. 3

(German).

St. Louis Symphony Orch. 2000. 7.20-8.10 p.m. Variety.

8 p.m. (Local Time and Weather Report).

Instrumental-Lonesome Without

my Baby.

"Mastors' Hawalians, B4280, Song-March of the Grenadiers.

Jeannette BlacDonald (Soprano). Bpots,"

22247. Dr. A. C. Crommelin, of Green- Orchestral My Heart's at Ease. wich records at Greenwich, which have Observatory, said: "The

Ruby Nowman and His Orchestra. 16247. been studied for a great number Song-You've Got that Thing.

Maurico Chevalier (Baritono). of years, show no correlation be-)

and tween aun

spots

weather:

22204. I have Orchestral-Happy Memories cycles in this country.

Selection. seen figures, however, which would. Now Mayfair Orchestra. B4318. seem to show that in some coun-Song-Love me to-night. trics-notably tropical

Diana Clare (Contralto). 14280. Violin Solo-Blue Skies. some sort of connexion exists,"

Fritz Krafsler. 1233. PAINT POURED ON Orchestral Here Lies Love.

Jimmie Grier and Ells Orch. 24174. Instrumental-Lion Rag HITLER FIGURE

Masters Hawaiians.- B4280. Song-Dream Lover, CARD HUNG ON NECK

Jeannette MacDonald (Soprano). 22247, Orchestral-Another Night Alone.

Ruby Newman and His Orchestra. 36247. Song-Paris, Slay the Same,

Maurice Chevalier (Baritone). 22204. Song-Threo's a Crowd.

Diana Clare (Contralto). 34280. Violin Solo Dance of the Maidnes.

Fritz Krolsler. 1233.. Orchestral-Cannot Tell You Why.

Jimmie Grier and His Orch. 24147.

8.10-8.40 p.m.

There were further anti-Hitler demonstrations in London recently. Red paint was poured over a wax figuro of Herr Hitler at Madame Tussaud's Exhibition, Marylebone- road, N.W. This was followed by the questioning of three men and a woman by the police.

An official at the exhibition Bald to a reporter:

"One of my assistants noticed a man climbing over the rope barrier round the figure of Hitler. Before he could intervene red paint had Prosecuting the woman before been poured over the figure, and a Mr. Schofield, at the Central Macard bearing the words, Hitler. mass murderer, had been hung gistracy this morning, Inspector

round its neck. and there was

"My assistant ran after two men, a scuffle at the entrance to the building, in which a woman became involved.".

GIRL CARRIED OUT.

stick of values and only in the Hourihan said that she insisted on laat extremity as the ultimate begging from him, in spite of the factor of a settlement of balances fact that he was in uniform. He serious He would like to see the deve- therefore, had no alternative but to view of the case against Chanlopment of an international clear-charge her. She had $26.50 in her Wab, charged with stealing a ing house of commodities aiming Possession when searched at the radiator cup from car in Ken at their exchange and the dis-station. nedy Road yesterday morning.

Mr. Lee Ping-piu, the manager posal of the surpluses of produc-

of the Central Motor Garage, park-

tion..

ed his car outside his residence Tewik Rushdi Bey (Turkey) in Kennedy Road about 9.30 a.m. | emphasised the importance of in- yesterday. Defendant was arternational co-operation for the rested a quarter of an hour later good of each country. in Queen's Road with the radin- tor cap in his possession. Leo reported at the police station," but the man had been arreated before then,

Mr.

Mr. Schofield fined defendant $75 or six weeks' hard labour.

FORGED NOTES

THREE CHINESE

REMANDED

Serious charges were preferred against three Chinese before Mr. Schofield, at the Central Magi- atracy this morning.

The accused, Ngal Hak-kau, and two others, Kong Sau-kwong and Chan Mui-taal, who are charged with aiding and abetting him, was charged with uttering two ten guilder forged banknotes at 317, Des Voeux Rond, ground floor.

Defendants wore remanded until Monday,

KING AND QUEEN AT ASCOT

TARIFF ISSUE.

$5.

Mr. Schofield imposed a fine of

·

Poona, June 15. A meeting of orthodox Brahmins has appealed to Gandhi to prevent the marriage of his son Divadas M. Salmais (Latvia) advocated to a high caste Brahmin girl. the gradual reduction of tariffs They declared that Gandhi, dur- and thought the larger Powera ing his life in South Africa, be- that his should give the lend in reducing came a Christian, and tariffs, in the first place on agri-temple entry movement WILB the cultural products and raw mate-direct outcome of his Christian rials.

tendencies.--Reuter.

Doctor Callas (Estonia) also re- cognised the necessity for the

Sulte from the Music to "Le Bour-

gools Gentilhomme” (Richard Strauss),

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Clemens Kruusa. M-101. 8.40-9 p.m.

Sonata in-B-Minor (Liszt),

Alfred Cortot. DB1807/9. 8.40-9 p.m. From the Studio.

Selections by the "Divertimento"

At Claridge's Hotel visitors were surprised when n young man started making an emphatic speech Trio. ngsinst Hitler. Various people attempted to silence him, but he still continued.

While he was thus engaged, an attractive girl who was sitting at his table got up and walked quietly round the room distributing lea- flets..

She was followed by waiters and afterwards by hall porters, who tried to remove her and, when she resisted, finally carried her out.

In doing so she kicked over the table next to one where Lord Fitz- william was lunching with a party.

Just as she was going out of the door she kicked over another one. At this was sitting Lord Cadogan abolition of import restrictions debt charges must be included in quietly drinking his coffee, which and maintained that countries any adequate list of trade obstruc-was upset all over him. The girl should be placed in a position to tions. New Zealand producers, ho seemed to think this was a great pay their obligations in gooda said, were most reluctant to agree joke and continued to laugh while and services.

to the limitation ofther of exports she was being carried out."

CONSUMPTION ISSUE.

Mr. Forbes (New Zealand) argued that maintained excessiva

X-

or of production. They should concentrate on securing an pansion of consumption-British Wireless.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF HOPE IS A LIGHT DIET, BUT VERY Four boys, members of the South Wales Borderers, are reported to have STIMULATING.-Balzac.

absented themselves from barracks

.

A would-be suicide, Chan Kwai-since. Wednesday. chee, was admitted to the Government') Civil Hospital yesterday in a comatoss stato induced by drinking an opium

polution

A 7-year-old child, Tom Yuk-tat, was injured by being knocked down by a car in Queen's Road West yester day. The victim was admitted to the | Government Civil Hospital,

A visitor at the Hotel Asin on the central waterfront, Fong Foo-shoung throw himself from an upper: floor of the establishment yesterday,, being subsequently conveyed to Hospital in a critical atata

In connexion with the tale of son- venirs by the Salesian Institute, we are asked to state that ticket holdora who have not done so, can exchange these for souvenirs between the hours of 10 am, and noon on Sunday at the St. Louis Industrial School.

...

MY WIFE MUST

NOT

HUSBAND'S TERMS AGREED TO

A document laying down con- ditions for his wife to observe, which he said he wanted her to sign, was handed up to Birkenhead magistrates by a man summoned for alleged desertion.

he

The document demanded that

wife should not

Uso abusive language,

Rake up the past,

Interfere with any other per-

son,

Listen to scandal,

Visit her parents,

Incur any debt without the

husband's permission.

The wife said that she was pre- pared to sign the agreement

Programme.

1. Yester Dreams, 2. Zingarra.

8. Swing Song.

4. Recorded Item-Whistful Moon.

Mary Garden. 1480.

5.

At Eventide.

6.

May Flowers. `

7. Recorded Item-Hat Field Bolls

Crown of The Year.

Percy Heming. B3000.

8. Russian Lullaby.

0,

Polish Dance.

10, Violin Solo-Selected.

11. Recorded Item-Evening. Fair.

Mary Garden.

1480. 12. My Heart At Thy Sweet Volce.

9.45-10.20 p.m. ...

A Relny from Daventry of the Secretary of Stato's Speech at the Corona Club Luncheon.

10120-10.28 p.m.

Selections from "Teil Her The Truth" played by the New Mayfair Orchestra.

⚫ C2439.

.

10.28 p.m. Rugby Press News. 10.30 p.m. Close Down

(All records in the above European Programmes are kindly supplied by Messrs. S. Montelo and Co.).

Felicity

JUST HERE

SILK WASHING DRESSES FROM NEW YORK

SEE "FOXHUNTER" WIN THE GOLD CUP

Young Kwal-heung, employed at a herbalist's shop in Cheung Sau Stroot, London, Juno 15.

was injured yesterday through a fall The King and Queen again at from an upper floor, and was convey. tended. Ascot races to-day. The ed to Hospital with body injuries. wanther 'continued warm and sunny. The Ascot Gold Cup was For the poression of 67 po pinceived by the Secony-Vacuum Cor. Roberts, of Boroughroad, Birken-Note the Address: won by Mr. Esmonda "Foxhunter" lottery tickets, a Chinese was fined poration this morning:

$40 or one month by Mr. Wynne-Light weight T.T. Motor cycle first head, on condition that he took her Jones this morning. Accepting the Excelsior rider Gleave at record speed away from Birkenhead. at 7/2 being second, and Mr. Kon" story of another defendant that he of 71.50 miles per hour. Also third. The case was adjourned for two nody's "Nitsichin" at 15/2 third, bought suven tickets for himself, his rider Manders on Rudge using months for the parties to come to

-British Wireless,-

Worship discharged him.

Mobitall.

-an-arrangement.

at 25/1, Sir Alfred Butts "Orpen"

The following cablegram was re-written by her husband, Samuel

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