1933-07-14 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JULY 14. 1933.

MANCHUKUO DEFEAT AT DOLONOR CONFIRMED

CITY TAKEN BY KUOMINCHUN

INVADERS IN

RETREAT.

JAPAN RUSHING

REINFORCEMENTS.

Peking, July 14: According to Chinese sources, the Manchukuo troops defending | Dolonor gave up their positions laat evening and the city was entered by Kueminchun troops under General Fang Chen-wu, «8- sociate of General Feng Yu- helang.

All this week Fang Chen-wu. and Kat Hung-chang have been persistently attacking Dolonor, despite the Nauking warning re-

This taxi-driver exceeded

the

quiring them to refrain from 10-pood limit upcountry, with the result nowing hostilities.

The defonted Manchukuo troops from Dolonor retired to different! Johol frontier towns and it is learned that large Japanese rein- forcements are being sent.

Commander Kat Hung-chang telegraphed to the Peking Military Council Informing this body his entry into Dolonor.

of

From usually well-informed quarters, it is learned that Feng Yu-halang will shift his head- quarters from Kalyan to Dolonor.

shown.

ATTEMPT TO. ROB

WOMAN

MAN OFFERS AID AND]

BECOMES THIEF.

FRANCE'S DAY CELEBRATED

RECEPTION GIVEN BY

CONSUL-GENERAL

AN APPEAL TO THE WORLD ·

.

re-

MALAYA TIN DUTIES

PROTEST IN HOUSE

OF LORDS

A QUESTION OF CALCULATION

London, July 18. An eloquent oration in the

Malayan tin duties were the cause of international good fellow- ship

was pronounced by the subject of discussion in the French Consul General at a House of Lords to-night when ception which he, and Madame Lord Elibank asked the Govern- Dufauro de la Prade gave to anent to consult with the large party of official and other Federated Malav States with a guests at their residence, Victoria view to withdrawing, the change Lodge, Peak Road to-day.

of method in calculating the tu

The function commemorated the taking of the Bastille in 1879 and the French National Féto.

CONSUL'S SPEECH.

The Consul-General said:

My honourable American colleague, before proposing the traditional toast, on the Glorious Fourth, thanked all the foreigners who gathered at the American Club on that day. I feel a very pleasant duty indeed to follow the way paved by my dear friend, Mr. Jonkina,

duty.

The new method was inaugurat Jed on June 6 and it has met with some opposition by tin producers.

The Earl of Plymouth, replying, anid that the matter was being considered by the Malayan Gov- ernment and the mining interests.

The Secretary of State would not be in a position to decide un- til full consideration had been given to the question by all In- terests.

He pointed out that the revised' In my name and on behalf of my duties did not impose any addi-- wife, I thank all those who are tional burden unless the price of here to-day, for their coming. tin fell appreciably and the Mala- Never in the history of the yan Government had estimated With Beveral previous convic world, mutual comprehension of that they would not affect the tions against him for the same the international aims and needs price. REPORT CONFIRMED.

offence, a man named Chan To, has become more than now, a

At the World Economic Confer- Shanghai, July 14. was charged before Mr. Butters necessity, in view of solving the ence, the Tin Sub-Committee 'ap- Chinese reports from Peking at the Kowloon Magistracy this complicated problems every nation pointed Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister and discussed the state that General Fang Cheng morning with attempting to steal is facing in these hard times; forns chairman Wu's troops have recaptured a purse from a woman named Lothe noblest purpose of understand-existing scheme for the restriction .Dolonor.

Pak as she disembarked from the ing each other and to the effect of output. It was decided to ob- Confirmation of the report that s.s. Lyemoon yesterday afternoon.) of the most complete collaboration tain from countries not a party Manchukuo troops defending the It was stated that as the com- nt least for alleviating the suffer-to the agreement statistics of pre- city are falling back to Chihfeng plainant was leaving the ship by ings of all the people of the world, sent and potential output and then qwing to the pressure of Feng the gangway, she was helped by a we must not confine ourselves in to seck the terms upon which all Yu-hsiang's troops is given from nephew, who held her left arm.our own fatherland; let us go countries may join the scheme.- Japanese sources.

Defendant came up to her other abroad, by land, by sea or by air, Reuter. re-side and offered to help her down [merry and cheerful, and meet

the gangway.

everywhere for social, educational She felt a tug at her pocket or commercial intercourse, as the which she had made fast with a international teams are meeting on anfety pin. She cried out immedi- the sportsfields, where victory and, ately and several boarding-house defeat always end in peaceful and losera renners who were in the vicinity friendship, winners Acized the defendant. In the shaking hands vigorously and struggle one of the runners was frankly, after the matches. pushed into the harbour, but he was rescued by nearby bonts,

as

Japanese troops are now ported to be rushing to the sistance of the Manchukuo fighters from Fengning and Jehol.-Reuter,

A CONFUSION OF

ERRORS

COMPLICATIONS IN A JUDGMENT

The circumstances in a claim for $125 at the Supreme Court on Monday gave rise to such a con- fusion in the causes of action that the Pulsne Judge, Mr. R. E. Lind- sell reserved judgment until to-

day.

motor-

Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Loseby returned to-day from a holiday trip to Japan. Mr. A. el Arculli was on the same vessel, the Talyo Maru

so many

Leo.

UNMANIFESTED CARGO

FINES IMPOSED ON SAILORS

V

un- and

same

RADIO BROADCAST

RELAY FROM DAVENTRY TO-NIGHT

From Z. B. W., on wave length of 365 metres (84.5 ̊k/c.).

4.30-7 p.m. Chinese programme: 7-10.80 p.m. European programme. 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota- tions, etc.

7.3-7.35 p.m. Orchestral. Orphee Ballet (Gluck).

Orchestra Symphonique (of Paris) conducted by Elle Cohen. DX60. Faust Ballet Music (Ground).

B. B. C. Wireless Military Band. DX448. Symphony No. 4 ("Italian") in A

Major (Mendelssohn).

Sir Hamilton Harty conducting the Hallo Orchestra. DX342/3. 7.35-8 p.m. Variety. Orchestral-Home... Orchestral My Mystery Girl.

Jack Payne and His B. B. C. Danen Orch: MR519. Song-Rosa Mia.

Turner Layton.

Song-Always in my Heart.

Jayton and Johnstone. DB1028. Band-Pagan Moon,

Band-To Have and to Hold You

in

my Arms. Billy Reid and The London Piano- Accordeon Band: MR620. Chorus Halfway House.

Harry Welchman and Co. DX446. 8 p.m. (Local Time and Weather Report).

8,3-9 p.m.

A relay of the Melodian's Trio from Lana Crawford's Restaurant by

courtesy of the Management.

Programme.

1. Overture-Oberon (Wober).

2. Nalla (Delibes).

3. Three Dances from "Tom Jones" (German)

4. Piano Solo-Prelude in C Sharp Minor (Rachmaninoff). 5. Selection-Pirates of Penzance (Sullivan). Violinist, P. R. Antonio; 'Cellist, V. Q. Aristorenas; Pianist. M. 0. Car- Iuon.

9-9.30. p.m. Musical Comedy. Vocal Duct-The Now Moon-

Wanting You.

Evoyn Laye and Howett Worater. 9752. Selection-Wild Violets. :

Bohemian Solon Orchestra, › DX415. Vocal Gems Helen,

Columbia Light Opera Co. DX881. Band-Casanova.

1.

Dobroy Somors Band. DX303. 9.30-10 p.m. A Concert. Violin Solo The Phantom Melody

(Ketelboy),

Violin Solo Algerian Scene

(Keteiboy).

Albert Sandler. 8863. Song-Annie Laurie (Old Scottish

Air).

Song Kathleen (Crawford

and Crough).

Dame Clara Butt (Contralto). PB3. Piano Solo Three Ecossaises

(Chopin).

Piano Solo-Ronio Brillant (Weber). Ania Dorfmann. DX449.

THE TRUE SLOGANS.

Fines of $15 were imposed, by "Good Will," "Good Humour,"

Mr. Wynne-Jones this morning on Defendant denied the charge, "Good Spirit," "Fair Play," these two stokers, a pantry boy and a but after evidence had been given, ure the true slogans for sports and cooks, and a fine of $5 was inflicted his Worship decided ξα convict trade.

When

we French men, who on a sailor for bringing in and passed sentence of six months' hard labour.

enjoy here in Hongkong, with manifested packets of salt others, the benefit of the well-sugar. All defendants' were mem- Tai known British hospitality, we have bors of the crew of the s.8. great pleasure to sco foreigners concurring with us to

In connection with the celebrate our National Day, may we steamer, Acting Inspector E. think, may we say, that though Carpenter made application for the confiscation of 21 packets of Tso Ling Yee, widow, of 3, Bon-

they are still foreigners they are salt, and this was granted. His ham Road, sued Lui_Min and Li

not foreign to our joy; are they Worship also made orders for the-Song-Will-Othe-Wisp (Cherry). Ngo, both of 144, Wing Lok Street, for $120 which she had paid out by the court is in custodia legis still strangers, those who do not confiscation of 10 tins of biscuits want to remain strange to us, are and two packets of sugar, found In Insurance premiums, and which on the account of the plaintiff.

170 Svale, and she contended, should have been

"Accordingly, following the ad- they still allens, those for whom aboard the 5.9. paid out by defendants under the missions of parties, by which I nothing of my country is deemed packets of salt, from the 8.8. Tai terms of a mortgage for $40,000 am.bound, I give judgment for the alien; at this stage of civilization Shan. All these cargoes were un-

we manifested and unclaimed. which she loaned on November 24. plaintiff for $76.00 only, the sum when nobody denies that

belong, brothers amongst bre Mr. F. C. Rendall represented paid into. court and admitted to defendants, and Mr. C. L. D'Al be due, with costs incurred up to thron, to the great family expect to attain this mada appeared for plaintiff, the date of payment in; and for mankind,

His Lordship, giving judgment, the defendants, as to the balance Let us indeed try to be towards object and give life to the French saying: "Les amis de nos amis said: "The wording of the writ of claim, with all costs incurred every one that type of man the sont nos amis."

subsequently to that date.

English popular song describes as True love is founded on sacrifice

in. this action discloses no cause

of

and so on Indefinitely, we сап

it appear from the evidence that "The remainder of the money to such request was ever made. be paid out to plaintiff.

"The only cause of netion which the fucts set out, and the particul ars of claim disclose is one based DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF on the damage suffered by the plaintiff through the breach by the RICHES DO NOT EXHILARATE UB SO One case of diphtheria, from Aber defendants of their covenant to MUGIT WITH THEIR POSSESSION AS deen, was reported to the local health insure, but even this cause of act- THEY TORMENT US WITH THEIR LOSS. authorities on Wednesday. lon could not arise until payment]-Gregory.

common

of action. The claim is for money "I direct that the two bills of "a jolly good fellow," in applying and compromise; may we hope paid by the plaintiff on behalf of costs be set off one against the the human principle, which is also that on these lines, countries on the defendant, but does not in- other, and that any balance in fa-divine command,-To Love Our clude the necessary allegation that vour of the defendants be deduct- Neighbours As Ourselves; if we and off the gold standard should adjust their differences and the payment was made at the deed from the plaintiff's money now are doing so, cach of us having at hasten, by that way, the happy

least two neighbours, and these return of golden days. fendant's request, nor indeed does in court.

two having their own neighbours,

THE GUESTS. His Honour the Chief Justice (Mr. J. R. Wood) on behalf of the gathering thanked M. and Mme. Dufaure de la Prade for their will and kindness in good receiving them that morning. He proposed the toast of the President of the Fronch Republic. The formal opening of the Chung The toast was enthusiastically to the Company of the insurance premium had actually been effected. The R.M.S. "Empress of Russia" Sing Benevolent Society's bathing honoured,

"At the trial however, it was is due at Nagasaki this evening and pavillon at Kennedy Town is to take

His Excellency the Governor admitted in evidence that at the leaves Nagasaki for Shanghai to-place next Sunday, July 16, at 2 p.m.

was represented by Captain F.R.L date of the writ no payment in

A pot monkey belonging to Pte. Mears, A.D.C.; His Excellency the fact had been made. I hold thero. fore that this action is misconcei The Ben Line 8.8. "Bemolir" from Sutton of the Lincolnshire Regiment, General Officer Commanding by Leith, Middlebro, Antwerp, London at Samshulpo Camp, was taken to Captain Marr, A.D.C.; and the ved, and that the defect therein and Straits left Singapore via Manila the Mataukok depot for observation Commodore by Captain Sissmore. is fundamental and one that can for this port yesterday and is due to after it had bitten Pte. Garland of 1.M.

the same Regiment. not be cured by amendment. arrive July 21.

Others prosent Included Hon. "In the usual course, the defen-

Two women arrested coming off the Mr. D. W. Tratman (Colonial One of the largest Chinese funeral dants would thus be entitled to

were Secretary), His 'Honour Mr. J. R. Judgment but the position is here processions seen in Hongkong for Tung On Wharf with opfum complicated by the fact that they, some time, passed along Queen's charged before Mr. Schofield, at the Wood (Chief Justice), Hon. Mr. Magistracy this morning. A. E..Wood (Secretary for Chinese before trial, paid ino Court the funeral of the inte Mr. Mah Siu-song- opium, and Choung Klu, 116 tools. Hon. Mr. C.G. Alabaster. Attorney-

Road yesterday, in connexion with the Central

Chung Fu hnd 100 toels of raw Affairs), Bishop Henry Valtorta, sum of $70.00 (which is less than the claim) without any general Chan Wan Wo, a female operative They were each fined $3,000 or in General), Hon. Sir Henry Pollock, denial of liability. By so doing they di the Sun Hat Knitting Factory, default 7 months and eight months Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, Hon. Mr. have admitted finally their liabil-was seriously scalded when a vat of hard labour.

E. D. C. Wolfe: (Inspootor-General- ity pro tanto. This admission is boiling dye turned over on her yon.

Under cover of a hat, a them terday. She was admitted to Hos-

Chinbao of Police), Hon. Mr. A. G. W. final and is binding upon

robbed Chow Chuk-won, & Canton Tickle (Director of Public Works), whatever the course of the sub-pital

Police official, of his fountain pon; in Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotowall, members Mr. J. 8. Dykes is leaving for Connaught Road Central yesterday of the Consular Corps, Hon. Mr.

sequent proceedings.

morrow at 5 a.m.

Song-The Wolf (Shields).

Norman Allin (Bass). DX450. 10-10.30 p.m. (Approx). A

A relay from Daventry of a Con- cort by the Scottish Studio, Orchestra conducted by Guy Daines-Vocalist Elllat Doblo (Bana-Baritone). (This relay will be continued unt!! 11 p.m. should reception prove satis- factory).

10.30 p.m. (Approx). Rugby Mid- day Press News, «

10.35 p.m. (Approx). Close Down. All records in the above European programmes aro" kindly supplied by Messrs. Anderson Music Co.

HUNTING WEAPONS: EXHIBITION

METHODS OF TWENTY

CENTURIES AGO -

Munich.

Hunting weapons from the earliest times to the present day have been added to the valuable collections of the army museum here.

The weapons show the dovelop-. ment of hunting methods through almost twenty conturies.

The museum,, widely known for its collection of arms and espacial- ly for the completeness of its world war department, has opened also another department devoted to the oldest Bavarian weapons.—— Router..

COMING SHORTLY TO THE KING'S THEATRE. PRIMITIVE ROMANCE "In a weird setting":

"Had she so wished, plaintiff Japan, by the Empress of, Canada" A district watchman saw the incident f. J. Broon, (Postmaster Gonora) 200 IN BUDAPEST could before trial have taken this to-day, and will return to the Colony and arrested the culprit. This morn Mr. P. Jacks, Mr. A. W. G. on 4th August, Arrangements have ing, defendant, a life banishes from boon mado for patients to be receiv- Singapore, was sentenced to six Grantham, Mr. W. J. Carrie. Captain Maclaren, "of ́. Hend- ed in the afternoons during his months hard labour. absence,

quartore Staff, Mr. C. Cock, Dr. A Chinese, aged about 18 years, S. S.. Strahan, Mr. Kwok Blu-lau. Charged with intending to defraud who was found dead in Queen's Road Mr. Chan, um pak, MK A GALLOPE the, Kowloon Motor Bus Company, Went on July 7, is believed to have (Manager of the Chan Mok-sham was fined $26 by met his death during a fight Tondachine). Mr. Reisijat & Mana,

quel de Mr. Butters at the Kowloon Mag Folice Investigations led to the arch

Benatis. pracy. this morning. 10kvisiit:fed rest of Chung Fugall 15LICE LE

money from Court and could have come to trial as to the balance of the claim. Whether the money so paid in,, be taken out or not, the trial of the action is concerned only with the surplus of the claim over the mount paid into Court. "And this is so even if the whole

- of the original claim" appears to

dans ill-founded Whatever the ly ticket on a bug, and when question

alathezmonó”bold” edź by the conductor Vädmitted that i witish MARA PIFA morn

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