1933-07-25 — Page 7

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1933.

VERDICT IN THE TOKYO ON HELP Revenge For

ROSSE CASE

Mysterious Demise of Former Actress

DEATH CERTIFICATE

WRONG

London, July 19, An open værdict was returned to-day by the coroner after an in- quiry into the mysterious death of the former actress, Mrs. Marion Rosso, whose body was exhumed from its Thames-ide grave three months ago,

TO CHINA

Joint Political Control by Powers

Tokyo, July 20. Commenting on the creation of, the League of Nations committee to co-ordinate technical co-operation with China, a spokesman of the Japanese Government has inform- ally expressed tho following opinions:-

"Powdered Sirens"

OXFORD UNDERGRADS

ATTACKED

London.

CORRESPONDENCE

The Coal Dump

The Editor,

RADIO BROADCAST

RELAY OF THE BORDERERS BAND

355 motres (84,5 k/c.).

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

4.3047 p.m. Chinese recorded pro- ramme,

7-10.30 p.m. European programme. 7 p.m. "Closing Local Stock Quota tions, etc. Vocal Gems-Miss Hook of Holland.

7.3-7.25 p.m. Musical Comedy,

Light Opera Company. Selection The Maid of the

Mountains. Vocal Goms Peggy Ann.

London Palladium Orchestra. Vocal Gems-The Girl Friend,

The "Hong Kong Telegraph." Sir-Referénco has already been made in the local press to the coal dump on the land between the Kowloon Canton Railway and the Chatham Rond. I The "powdered sirens" of Ox-gen, fncing- ford, who lure the mere male un-understand that this privilego-has dergraduate from the charms of been granted by the Kowloon his books, have had their revenge. Canton Railway to a Japanese firm

A vigorous attack upon

the of coal merchants, and doubtless The fact that the Longue of Pentagon Club where man are now Nations has decided to create this allowed to enter unchaperoned, for the profit of all parties con- committee for the promotion of appeared in the leading article of cerned. Since the land in ques- China's welfare is to be welcomed the "Isis," tho undergraduate tlon "belongs" to the Kowloon in principle but Japan is constrain- magazino. The writer deplored Canton Railway, a department of ed to pay the closcat attention to "the pornicious erosion In the the Government of Hongkong, It the newly-created committee In flower of English manhood caused

Light Opera Company. view of the possibility that its by the steady growth of feminism," presumed that they consider

7.25-8. p.m. Dance Tunes kindly activities may develop into the suggesting that "the modern girl they may do as they please with loaned by Listener joint political control of China by should be taught the attractions out the slightest consideration for Fox Trot Overnight, the Powera. This country. Is espe

of crochoting and knitting."...

owners and occupiers of neigh-Fox Trot-Cheerful Little Earful. cially compelled

Returning

after entertain

The High Hatters. abouring property. Iventure to Fox Trot-Til To-morrow. strenuous day's golf-presumably An offcial analyst, Mr. Lynch, doubts ns to the aims of the new undistracted by the dreaded siron submit, Sir, that had that land Fox Troldust an Echo in the Valley. testified that he had been unable Rajchman as liaison agent because one of his rooms "converted into a owners had the audacity to com- Fox Trot They Cut Down the Old committee in appointing Dr. Lthe editor of the "Isis" found been privately owned, and the Fox Trot The Language of Rhythm, to find traces of poison in the Dr. Rajchman has been and still "chapel." body. In view of the time that is closely associated with China's,

mit such an outrage in inflicting had elapsed since death and the political activities vis-a-vis the covered with sheets of paper upon their neighbours, they would have In the centre, a small table was such a nuisance, and eyesore on conditions to which the body had League of Nations and is popular which had been printed the words. been subjected, it was quite posly regarded as having extremely "Painted Jezebela." sible, he said, that certain polsens antipathetic views towards Japan.

been appropriately stigmatised, could become decomposed, thus

A prie-diou stood before

therefor, and that the Government andthematised and characterised rendering their detection impossi-

would. have interfered and preven- blo.

ted its' continuance; especially. If neighbouring property were own ed by the Government or tchanted by Government officials. Yet a Government Department apparent- ly may commit auch, an act with impunity,

The pathologist, Sir Bernard Spilsbury, gave evidence that he had been unable to find any cause for her death. He added that the death certificate was wrong.

During her last illness, Mrs. Rosse dictated a will leaving all her estate, amounting to about £19,000, to Mr. Maundy Gregory, a journalist who lived in the same house.

BENEFICIARY IN PARIS.

The police said that Gregory had been subpoenaed to attend the inquest, but they understood that he was in Paris,

Towards the end of February, a sentence of two months' imprison- ment in the second division and a

to

home

the

In these circumstances and par- "altar," Upon it, opened at the ticularly with memories of unsa offending article, lay a copy of youry Impressions of the League's the "Isis"-liberally besprinkled handling of the Sino-Japanese with ushes.—Router. dispute still fresh in the minds of both the Japanese Government and the Japanese nation, Japan must be prepared to take steps for the

protection of her rights and inter-

ests in China If and when such vested intercats should be jeopar- ties of the newly-created com- dised through the political activi- mittee, which, by the very nature of its organisation, should be re- stricted to economic and other technical activities.”—-Rengo.

TRAIN

fine of £50, with 50 guineas, costs, ATTACK ON EXPRESS was passed on Gregory for nt- tempting to obtain £10,000 as an inducement for endeavouring to procure the grant of a title to a retired naval officer. Lieutenant- Commander Edward Leake.-- Router.

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RUMANIAN POLICE FIRE ON BANDITS

Budapest, July 20. The Rumanian express train running between Ploesti and

HITLER'S ACCOUNT Kronstadt was attacked by a band

OF HIS LIFE

"Times" To Give Series Of Articles

London, July 24,

TO THWART IMPERSONATORS

THUMB PRINTS ON DIPLOMAS

N.S.W. DECISION

It is unnecessary to refer to the nuisance that has already been suffered by nearby, residents in Chatham Read from coal dust whilst the dumping has been in progress, nor what may be expect- ed when typhoons visit the Colony, or strong winds prevail from the N.E., E. or S.E. Apart from the nuisanco caused to residents, the The Sydney University authori- continuance of this coal dump out- ties have decided to adopt the rage will have the effect of de- suggestion of the New Southerforating the value of property Wales Medical Board that the in the vicinity, the demand thumb prints and signatures of lower rents in consequence, and the very probable vacating of pre- graduates in the Faculty Medicine shall be affixed to their mises by existing tenants. The diplomas.

Government revenue from rates also will be affected.

Sydney, NS.W.

of

F. A. Maguire, explained that the The accretary of the Board, Dr.

move was to safeguard the public

against impersonation.

of masked robbers to-day. Rail- It was recognised as the only way police who always accompany safe method of identification in trains in this region, returned fire (case a doctor's papers were lost of the attackers and regular en-

or stolen, and fell into wrong gagement took place while the hands. | horrrified

passengers concealed themselves as the best they could by lying flat on the bottom of the compartments,

to escape.

The Tinice is publishing

Some of the robbers succeeded series of articles on German

boarding the train and robbing a Chancellor Adolf Hitler based

number of pante-stricken persons. оп his famous book "Mein While making their escape, one of Kampf." The paper declares that, the bandits, who tried to get away although Hitler's book is well- known in Germany, forming the dead. His body later was found over the roof of a car, was shot chief place of National Sociallsten the track. The others managed literature, public opinion abroad has so far not had sufficient occasion to get acquainted with its remarkable contents, wherefore the articles will give the British public an opportunity of penetra- ing into "the singularly concen- trated mind" of the Fuehrer and to compare his promises and actual performances. With this end in won't have to try; if you are not vidw and as a contribution to a sleepy try lying with your eyes open better understanding of the Ger- and not making strenuous enden- man revolution, the Times 18 vours to go to sleep. Feel in- offering the articles and excerpts different regarding it: let the from the book to the British body and the mind relax public.

pletely and sleep will follow.

BELGIUM AND THE LUNGHAI RLY

I

TRAIN YOURSELF TO

SLEEP SOUNDLY

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Sleep with your pillows as high as

Dr. Maguire said that there had been cases of impersonation by

who were persona

not legally qualified practitioners. The safe guard decided on for N.S.W. was sity, but was not universal. in practice at Adelaide Univer-

for

This very small stretch of road- way along Chatham Road. with some seaview and occasional sea breezes, is the only stretch now left to Kowloon. residents who for some long time have appreciated and used it as some sort of pro- menade. The coal dump now threatens this amenity.

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra,

Piny Troc.

Joe Rines and His Orchestra. Fox Trot-In Egorn on the Tegorn

Sco.

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra,

Fox Trot-Now We're on Our Second Fox Trot-After You.

Honeymoon.

Don Bestor and His Orchestra.

Fox Trot-It's Within Your Power.

Don Beater and His Orchestra. 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report,

8.3-8.30 p.m. Operatic. SelectionCavalleria Rusticana

(Mascagni).

Creatore's Band.

Orchestral Carmen Soldiers Orchestral Carmen March of the

Changing the Guard (Bizet),

Smugglers (Bizet). Selection-La Boheme (Puccini).

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.

De Groot and The Piccadilly Orch. 8.30-10

p.m.

South A

relay of the Band of the Wales Borderers, conducted by Band- master J.. L L. Gecks, from Murray Barracks, by kind permission of the officer Commanding. (During the Intervala recorded music will be broadenst from the Stadlo).

10-10.30 p.m. Concert Items. Song-Samson et Dalila-My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice (Saint-Saens). Song--Samson et Dalila Delilah's Song of Spring (Saint-Saens).

Sigrid Onegin (Contralto) Piano Solo-Florretta (Chaminade). Piano Solo-Danec Creole

(Chaminade).

Una Bourne. Song-SI Vous l'aviez compria

(Denza). Song-Les Deux Serenades

(Leoncavallo). Orchestral-Autumn (Chaminade).

Enrico Caruso · (Tenor). Orchestral-Traume (Wagner).

De Groot and His Orchestra. 10.30 p.m.

Rugby Mid-day' Press

News

It may be argued that the coal dump is a source of revenue to the

10.33 p.m. Close Down. Hongkong Government and any All records in the Above European inconvenience caused thereby to a evening programme, except where small section of the community otherwise stated, are from Z,D,W.'s will eventually be adopted though-remembered what a howl of com-

It is hoped that the practice must be ignored. It will be well | Library,

tection against "quacks" to all the Peak Tramway when they put out the world, thus giving pro-plaint and invective was hurled at countries.

The decision, o far us New South Wales is concerned, will come into effect this year-Reuter.

SOMETHING

up.a bold advertisement on their tramway, merely advertising its existence and service. That act of commercialiam was considered blight on the fair vista of the Peak, and In response to the elamour the Peak Tramway Co. removed that advertisement. Many

FROM NOTHING Aimilar examples could be adduced

AN ENGINEER'S CLAIM

you comfortably can; this also WORLD'S FUTURE

helps to reduce the blood supply to the brain. Lastly, try never to go to bed mentally fatigued-not al- ways easy. An hour's quiet rest before bedtime will often relieve the CHINA TO MAKE GOOD PAST fatigue and prepare the nervous system for that ropose on which we INDEBTEDNESS

fall depend so much.

Nanking, July 20.

A representative of the Com- pagnie Gonorale do Chemins do Fer en Chine visited Mr. Ku Mong- "yu, Minister of Railways, to-day and called his attention to the Belgian Interests in the Lunghat Railway.

It is understood that Mr. Ku replied that the completion of the Lunghai Railway with the £500,- 000 loan from the Sino-British Boxor Fund committee, would not affect the Railway's plan to liqui, data past indebtedness,--Router.

STRANGE AFFAIR

JAPANESE SENTRY SHOT AT SHANHAIKWAN

Tientsin, July 20.

According to

a Shankalkwan

despatch reaching here today, it

is stated that, while on sentry

IN BALANCE?

Belgrado,

ad nauseam. The incident referred to, however, fades into Insigni- ficance compared to the coal dump at Kowloon,

COALESCENCR.

EARTHQUAKE ROCKS LIGHTHOUSE

Men Bravely Carry On have invented a machine which A Belgrade engineer claims to

For Five Days. can extract and utilise the elec- tricity of the atmosphore-an

According to the Bataviaansch Vinkken Hoek invention which, if it succeeds, Nieuwsblad the may change the whole future of light-house, the first beacon for shipping in the Sunda Straits was This ongineer, Alexander damaged seriously by the recent Jashek, has after 15 years, re. earthquake. The tower, 60 metres search-produced a complicated high, did not fall, but the upper machine whose lamps burn-night parts have been damaged. and day with electric energy which

MLLE. HILZON A mankind.

NEW TRIP

FLYING FROM PARIS

VIA SIBERIA

The situation became serious be

is stated to be derived from the cause the machinery for the lights air.

falled causing much danger to Tokyo, July 20. Jashek claims that the World. passing ships. Mile. Maryse Kilz, the French is nothing more than a hugo aviatrix, who flew from Paris to magnetic motor, turning in the It is a moving story which the. Tukyo last Spring, will leave Paris universe and producing enormous paper gives of the endeavour of the on or about August 18. for Japan, quantities of electric energy which five men-all antives to keep via Siberia, according to an ap-have never yet been harnessed.

things going. The light rotates in plication submitted to the Ministry If his invention turns out to be a tank which was damaged and the of Communications for the pur practicable a source of energy mission to land on Japanese soil, incalculably large, cheap and Her arrival at Tokyo is expected convenient will be made available around August 22,

to mankind. It is understood that Mile. Hilz! The Invention le to be tested by will use the same plane in the scientific experts with the utmost coming flight.

Fare-Rentor.

men-two guards and three coolles tried to put the quicksilver back with their hands. In consequence symptoms of poisoning followed, causing much discomfort.

It was impossible to maintain the rotating movement except by hand. During the night – hours, from alx in the evening unții elx In the morning the lighthouse throw its light on Sunda: Straits elean bill of health in as usual and none of the passing

ships. hnd any trouble,

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF SIN 16 NOT TAKEN 'OUT OF MAN AS

There was

duty, First Class Private Yama EVE WAS OUT OF ADAM, BY PUT the Colony during the week-end. moto of the Japanese

TO BLEEF-Wondell

Defenco TINGLHÍM, Force at Shanhaikwad was fired | Phillips,

upon by an unknown person on

"YE"

WAS

It was stated in the report of the put outside the tower, but it was

The emergency-stand July 16, at 11.80 p.m., and killed panod to one mea dorzej sajamthat the theatre is to be fitted with Only the pollco patrol boat Valk,

naw Alhambra Theatre at Kowloon too low to be seen by passing ships. Instantly. A strict investigation auzom p Is being conducted by the Japan-ad su povoqe, the Western. Electric, Sound system, with a medical expedition aboard. aso-authoritios. ANN MA Aq pajaramoose Buonatori di menon This, it la now stated, is incorrect, a noticed it aftertive, days and gave

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