1933-06-29 — Page 12

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,"

SWEEP DISPUTE DECISION.

NEITHER CLAIMANT TO

GET THE MONEY,

JEWISH WORKERS

ALLOWED TO FORM. THEIR OWN UNIONS

Berlin, June 28.

No Jewish workers are entitled The dispute over the allocation to join organised trade unions, ac- of the Second Prize in the South cording to an official statement, China Athletic Association 1932 which adds that Jewish had and Derby Sweep has been ended, by brain workers are allowed to form the committee set up to investigate their own organisation not amint the matter refusing to award the od with the German Workers' $30,000 involved, to either of the Front, but Jews, once and for all, rival claimants. It is suggested are excluded from all German or that the money may eventually go ganisations.Renter Special. to charity..

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The termination of the case has not been without a piquant In cident, in one of the contending parties suggesting that the money Ko to the Tung Wah Hospital Directorate for charitable pur-

legal advisor.

Compromise Turned Down.

JUNE 29, 1933.

RUSSO-JAPANESE QUARREL

COMPLICATIONS ARISE OVER SHOOTING

Tokyo, Juno 28. Little progress is being made in the negotiations between Japan and Soviet Russin regarding the alleged shooting of three Japanese fisher- men by Soviet. coastguards, near Koronotsky, Capo Kamchatka, on June 15 last.

The Japanese Government de manda that the Soviet punish the officials responsible, pay an in- of the demnity to the familles victims and make a formaal apology An offer during the hearing to split up the amount in dispute be-to the Japanese Government.

M. Sokolnikoff, Assistant Foreign tween the two claimants and so to end the affair was turned down Commissar, promised that every by the Investigating. Committee. facility would be given to the The view of the Committee then Japanese Consul, Mr. Noguchi, who was that they were preserving an la investigating the affair on the open mind on the subject, but spot, adding that Mr. Noguchi to Koronotsky proceed that while perfectly willing to might hear all evidence brought by aboard the Japanese guardship, The two parties to the claim either party, they had in view a Kinshi Maru. The local Ogpu, were Mr. Wong Yu, of the Lai third possibiltiv, namely, that it however, have refused to permit Man Hing Kwok Knitting Factory might be found neither party had the. Kinshi Maru to touch at of Youmati, and the Sun Sun a claim that could be legally Koronotsky. Company. of 22, Des Voeux Road sustained.

ровся,

The Claimants.

Central whose name, it was claim- The proceedings concluded on ed, appeared on a ticket shored by April 11, when the Committes re-

served its decision. a number of its employees.

have Both partics claimed to purchased the winning ticket, No.. 18457, which they also claimed to have mielnid.

The Decision,

On Monday last, after an inter- val of two and a half months, dur- fullest publicity

was

:

Singular Casc.

The killing of the three Japanese fishermen is a singular incident, in that no reason whatever has been given for the action.

According to reports, the mon were engaged in securing a fresh supply of water ashore. They had

At the subsequent hearing of Ing which the the conflicting claims, by the was given to the proceedings in general body of the South China the hope of a further denouement, come from a fishing trawler, the committer in the Association's the long-awaited decision room. evidence was adduced by made known.

in both parties an attempt to prove their ownership of the ticket At these hearings, Mr. Wong Yu was represented by Mr. H. B. L. Dennys, of Messrs. Dennys and Bowley, and the Sun Sun Company by Mr. F. C. E. Rondali of Meaars, Russ and Co.

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