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SENATORS BEAT YANKEES

DOUBLE HEADER

VICTORY

FULL RESULTS

LEGION LEGION QUARREL

WITH MINISTRY

PRINCE OF WALES INTERVENES

"MUST BE ENTIRELY NON-POLITICAL”

The Prince of Wales, in addren- sing the British Legion Conference at the Queen's Hall referred to the recent friction between the Minis- try of Pensions and the Legion over certain criticisms which ap- nosingpeared in the Legion "Journal."

He said:

New York, July 4. Washington Senatora celebrated Independence Day by scoring brilliant double header victory over New York Yankees, them out twice.

They are the noodle matches of the senson to date and the results have an important bearing on the league leadership.

Full results as cabled by Reuter Avere:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago

Cincinnall

Chicago

Cincinnati......

R H

E

4

0

0

0

1

G

1

8 10

0

(Hafey and Moore homered for Cincinnati).

Now York

Boston

Brooklyn

Philadelphin

08

8

3

3 11 0 6 10

0

"I regret that there has been Intely some criticism of the work of a Government Department. No Department is fool-proof. There may have been one or two isolated mistakes. but I am thankful to know one fact, and that is that the Department in question and particu

arly the Minister in charge, has the welfare of every ex-Service man very much at heart (Applause.)

"I do not hesitate to say that the ex-Service men of this coun- try have more reason to thank successive Governments than those of any other country that fought in the Great War. PENSIONS AND MEANS TEST.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1933.

SUN GLARE HEADACHES

"If the Legion is to be emclent and have the influence that it must have, I must adhero always to one!

(Klein homered for Philadel of the most important clauses in phua),

Brooklyn

Philadelphin

its charter, that it must be entire

ly non-political. (Hear henr.)

2

7

0

4 10

1

"This does not mean that Govern- ment Department concerned will not laten to any considered request

ENSA

Profatior Jean F. Piccard inspecting the metal gondola in which Lieut.-Com. T. G. W. Settle, U. S. Navy is to look a new stratosphere flight record at Chicago in the next week or so. Either Dr. Piccard, or his famous twin brother, Prof. Auguste Piccard of Belgium, will make the fight with Settle. The ball weighs only 200 pounds.

(Leslie homered for Brooklyn). properly placed before them by WHAT IS WHISKY? "KING" OF BANDITS

Pittsburgh

St. Louis

Pittsburgh

St. Louis

9

1

3

5 7

1

4 10

0

2

I

07

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

4 10 8 14 14

0

(WIlliams homered for Philadel-

Philadelphia

Boston

phin).

Philadelphia

1

7

2

Boston

9

15

Cleveland

10

Chicago

2

Cleveland

3

7 1

Chicago

G.

10

1

St. Louis

4

6

1

Detroit

7 14

2

St. Louis

Detroit

NO ON CE IN

12

0

13 3

(Fox homered for Detroit

Campbell for St. Louis.

your Executive, and this has al-

ways been done in the past.

"The aims and objects of the Legion are clearly laid down in the charter to which I have just referred, and successive Govern ments have done their best to help those aims and objects.

LAW BATTLE OVER

A WORD

When is whisky not whisky7

A great dispute over the word

CAUGHT ASLEEP

Left Lair for His Village

Ajaccio, June 6. After being hunted by the

Br

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'ASPRO

Does Not Harm the Heart

YOU can have too much of a You

good thing. sometimes. Severe For instance, sunshine. summer heat is a health problem "I give you one message for whisky is being waged between

in every country. In tropical this year to the Legion. We must British and German distillera. It elose our ranks even still more was expected in some quarters that police for 11 years, Andre Spada,

areas men go down like nincpins to Malaria. Even in more tem- and help this country through the the matter would be dealt with in the notorious Corsican bandit and perate climates the depressing depressed and very difficult times the new trade agreements not only outlaw, was arrested to-day in his effects of heat are evidenced on through which we are now pass-with Germany but with the Scand-native village of Coggia, situated every hand, Sun-Glare Head- inavian countries, but no substan- in the mountains 15 miles north aches are common everyday ex- Earlier in his speech the Prince tial progress has been made with of Ajaccio.

periences. Sleepless nights are referred to the pensions awarded to the problem.

Spada, who "succeeded" Nonce followed by irritable mornings. needy ex-Servicemen out of tho

In a law case in Germany some Romanetti as "King of the Ma-Nerves are on "edge.”

Summer fund called after him.

months ago, which the British quis" (or jungle) is charged with Chills, Hay Fever, etc.. There was a great outburst of Trade Association won, It was laid six attempts at murder and nine

may mean laying cheering when he declared that down that whisky might be sold in other crimes.

for up

days. "the fund was not formed to help Germany as whisky provided the

'ASPRO' is invaluable for Sum- Two years ago he managed to

mer Complaints. It reduces French authorities sent on EX-

ing."

the ratepayers," and that "the real word "German" was prefixed. slip out of the police net when the fever and temperature quickly.

iden of these pensions is to enable these men not to exist only, but to

AUTUMN APPEAL. (Stone homered for Detroit and exist in moderate comfort."

The British case is being carried pedition of 3,000 men to trap him. It soothes away pains and aches Burns for St. Louis).

The cheering had its origin into the Supreme Tribunal in Ger- For nearly two months the police and relieves headache in from 5 10 minutes. 'ASPRO' the fact that certain public assis-many in the autumn and the Trade surrounded Spada's headquarters. to tance committees, in operating the Association are advised by the best Now reported to be in failing changes sleeplessness to restful Means Test, take ex-Servicemen's lawyers in Germany that under health, Spada came down from his sleep. 'ASPRO soothes the 'ASPRO has proved it- and pensions into account when fixing their Unfair Trading Law It is hiding place to his native village nerves.

As usual on a vialt self heaven-sent relief in tropical the amount of unemployment pay.quite likely that the Courts will on Sunday.

determine they are not entitled to of the "bandit king," the streets countries-the "no-man's land” ASSURANCE TO PRINCE.

use the word whisky because it is were cleared, all the inhabitants for white people: ASPRO does Major-General 'Sir Frederick an English and not a German word. rushing home.

all this because, after ingestion When the case was heard in Ber-

appeared in the system, it is a solvent of Maurice, President of the Legion, said that the Prince had referred to lin last December it was argued on worried and ill, went to his Uric Acid, a powerful germicide, homered a regrettable incident which had behalf of the German distillers that father's home and later appeared an antipyretic, anti-fermentative

the word whisky had passed into on the square facing the church. and anti-periodic. already been dealt with at the the German language. The British He had a wreath of flowers on, his

were 10 innings)..

New York

Washington......

There

5 13

2

G

40

1

(Crosetti and Walker

for New York).

Now York

Washington.....

2 6

0

8 8. 0

I

(Ruth homered for New York and Croning for Washington)..

SAFETY CURTAIN

SUMMONS

Conférence.

•

The

bandit,

who

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2 It Drings Sweet Sleep to

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4 I

Relieves Children's Growing Pains. St Saves many a Sound Tooth by Removing Toothache.

6 Brings Relief without causing sickness. indi. gestion or a craving.

7

&

It Stups Pain without harm-

ing the Heart.

It woother away Irritability,,

ASPRO is Woman's Best Friend

9 A hot leman drink with 2

or 3 'ASPRO' Tablets will smash up a Cold or 'Flu attack in one night.

10 It Reduces Temperature

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everywhere.

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It Stops the lil After Effects

af Alcohol,

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derful for Sore Throats,; Tonsilitis, elc

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In the discussion he thought it distillers, said counsel, had no more head and a large wooden crucifix had been made absolutely clear that right to say it should not denote hanging at his neck. the Legion had no intention of in- ture makers would have to demand church Spada exclaimed: "Oh German spirit than British furni- Kneeling down before the 'dulging in personalities.

His Royal Highness was well the prohibition in Germany of the Lord, what have I done to you'

{word "couch." aware that the King hud a no more

Why do you abandon me?" In the Scandinavian countries it loyal body of men and women in

After reciting prayers, the country or Empire than was to is being urged that they should not bandit returned to his father's be found in the British Legion. the word whisky but a word home. The Ajaccio police, who They had no intention of being that describes their own native had been informed of Spada's drawn into party politics,

spirit, whatever it may be. The visit to the village, sent a force to They intended to make such Association take up the attitude capture him. They arrived early submissiona na they thought de- that the word whisky ought to be this morning, surrounded sirable to Parliament and to Go- confined to the English speaking house of Spada's father, vernment Departments soberly and countries. The owner and the licencee of ties. If, in their discussions, some with due sense of their responsibili- the Majestic Theatre were sum of them might appear to the son moned before Mr. Butters at the sitiva occasionally to exceed Kowloon Magistracy this morning, bounds of fair comment, he could for failing to have a safety cur-assure his Royal Highness there tain in the theatre.

was behind that no political motive

CENTRAL THEATRE

FINED

the

CHINA'S TARIFFS.

BRITAIN MAY SEEK REDUCTION

the and

without a shot being fired they captured the outlaw, whom they found asleep.

Commons' to-day, stated that the Board of Trade was in consulta- tion with the interests concerned. Mr. J. C. Fitzhenry, of the Fire and no lack of appreciation of the

Sir Stewart Sandeman, Conser- Brigade, prosecuted, while Mr. sacrifices which their country had

London, July 4. vative, asked if the Board of Trado D. B. Evans represented both the made in these hard times and was duties on cotton place goods, as ernment to ace whether the duties With regard to the increase of would approach the Chinese Gov- ownor and the licencee.

making for cx-Service men.

affected in the now Chinese tariff, were reducible, as they evidently Mr. Fitzhenry stated that

Such expressions wore simply and of which details have now been were intended to penalise another notices wore served on the theatre solely due to depths of feeling for received, Mr. D. J. Colville, country and did not really apply last year Informing them that they the hardships and dificulties of Secretary of the Department for to goods from Lancashire-Reu- had either to provide a safety eur-those with whom they had served. Overseas Trade, in the House of ter.

tain or to apply for exemption.

The notice expired on April 27

OF

5's 20.conts 10's 40 cents 27 $1.00

BRUNSWICK RECORDS.

$2.00

(Less 10% Discount for Cash)

ALL THE LATEST DANCE TUNES.

THE OLDEST BRAND OF BEER

IN THIS MARKET

SCHUTZ-

BLUE

GIRL

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY

9,Ice House Street.

Tel. 24648.

LAGER

BEER

this year, but nothing had been

heard from the theatre.

of

Pleading guilty on behalf both the owner and the licences, Mr. Evans sild as fár na the owner was concerned, he was not in the Colony at present. He know nothing at all about the matter. As regards the liconcee there was that say for him that there had not been a stage, play in the, theatre since the notice was aerved. He thought if there was no stage play, there was no need to have a safety curtain, which, of course.was wrong,

Now, however, ho was prepar- ad to make the necessary applica tion to the Building Authorities and to the Fire Brigade or make any necessary. alterations to the stage as deemed necessary,

In asking his Worship to treat the mattor na a technical offence, Mr, Evans said the summons had served. Its purpose in that ` the

notice.

A caution was administered in the case of the owner and a fine of $25 imposed on the licencee.

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