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Hongkong Telegraph

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China Building.

Fol. 20269.

FOUNDED 1861

No, 14010

二拜 - 號五十月八英港香

TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1933, 三日四廿月六

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SHANGHAI TRUNK MURDER: TRIAL IN MACAO?

OIL FIRMS WORK IN HARMONY

Socony Arrangement. With S.O.C.N.J.

New York, Aug. 14. The Standard Oil Com pany of New Jersey and the Socony-Vacuum Cor- paration have made recipro- cal arrangements, according to the New York Sun, for the handling of foreign trade, particularly in the Far East-Reuter.

FORMAL CHARGE TO-DAY

SCHOOL CAREER OF BROTHERS

PENNY DREADFULS

Shanghai, Aug. 15.

The trial of the Portuguese

| brothers, Jose Eulula dos Renre- dios and Jose Patricio dos Reme- dios, arrested in connexion with the gruesome trunk murder and www.amcharged with the homicide of a Chinese female in the Hongkew

LIGHTNING district, will take place in Macao,

STRIKES CAMP

TERRITORIAL N.C.O.

KILLED

SEVERE STORM IN ENGLAND

if the brothers are committed.

Both men were educated at St. Francis Xavier's College, Shang-) hai where they had a fine record.

Patricio's mental diet during the past two years is reported to have consisted mainly of thrillers (of the penny-dreadful type.

The brothers will be formally charged at the Portugese Consular Court at 11 a.m. today, while a preliminary hearing of the case will take place in a week's time.

HORRIBLE CRIME.

The murder alleged to have been committed by the two Portugese | is one of the most horrible in the annals of Shanghai crime. The

London, Aug. 14. A severe electrical storm body of a Chinese woman, thought struck the south-west of to be that of Mary Chun, a grad-

England in the early hours

of this morning, raging for

some considerable time and

caused injury to life and pro- perty.

One man was killed and seven injured when lightning struck the Territorial Army Camp near --Weymouth,

The victim was a corporal in the Territorials. An officer and six privates were hurt.

Several casualties, caused largely by falling debris, are re- ported from several towns in the district, where considerable ma- terial damage Router.

was

JAPANESE NAVAL

MANOEUVRES

ROYAL ONLOOKERS BACK IN TOKYO

Tokyo, Aug. 13. Carrying on the naval manoeuvres in condition treme heat in the Pacife are 180 big and small battleships.

A Router message from:Washington Announces that in addition to the three destroyers sent to Cuva, lås cruiser, U.S.S. Richmand (above) has been ordered to procned to Manamillo from Panama.

TERRORIST THE

MASTER MIND

DEATH SENTENCE AT CHITTAGONG

ARMOURY RAID

י

t

BANFE

AGENDA

The Harbour Rock Discovery

"FOUND"

RADIO EXHIBITION

BY SHIP AT AT OLYMPIA

BUOY

TOUCHED BY "BORNEO” WHILE SWINGING

MISSED DURING

SOUNDINGS

The Telegraph learns that the discovery, of a submerged rock, constituting a danger to deep draft ships, in the vicinity of Buoy C.8, about 700 feet to the west of Kellet Island, was made quite by chance, the chance of a ship actually touching the ob- struction.

It is understood that the $.8.

SIR WILLIAM SHENTON Borneo was swinging on the tide,

AMONG DELEGATES

"PREPAREDNESS"

IN PACIFIC

made fast to No. C3 buoy when she encountered the rock.

Fortunately, no damage was done to the ship as far as can be

ascertained, but had the vessel

Broadcasting Theatre

As Feature

London, Aug: 14. 事务 is: estimated that

nearly £3 million worth of exhibits are on show in the Wireless Exhibition which

opens

at Olympian to- morrow. The feature of the Exhibition is a Broad- casting. Theatre with seat- ing accommodation for 2,300 people

The show will be moved to Glasgow and Manchester after the London run is concluded- British Wirdleap.

BRITAIN'S WORKLESS

been under way it is likely that SOME COMPARATIVE the damage would have boen extensive.

RECALLED

Chittagong, Aug. 14.

We were informed that on the Banff, Alberta. Aug. 14 The famous armoury raid in

Harbour chart the spot is noted Sir William Shenton, reprens a slight rise, but since the dis- uate of the Canton Middle School, 1930 and the outrages which were was found with the hands bound the direct outcome of the success senting Hongkong, was among covery, divers have been at work with rope in a black trunk on of the terrorist coup, including the delegates at the fifth con- and have found that at low water, board the Shanghai Maru, when the death of Captain Cameron, of ference of the Institute of Spring Tide, there is only 16 fect the vessel arrived in Kobe from the Gurkhas, during a round-up Pacific Relations, which opened of water over Shanghai. Police suspicion at first of the terrorists, had a sequal to- to-day at Banff fell upon a Russian, but inter the day when the trial of the leading authorities allegedly traced the crime to the Remedios brothert, figures concluded. with whom Mary Chun was said to have been living-Reuter.

CORRESPONDENCE

FASCISM AND THE FUTURE.

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EXCLUSION ACT.

His power and influence were other trade restrictions, internat revealed in the fact that a price ional commodity agreements and or £800 upon his head fulled to shipping subaidies.

induce anyone to betray him Sir Robert, Falconer, who 月 during the two years in which de-presiding over the Conference, tectives were constantly bunting expressed confidence in the success for him. Reuter.

of the work planned.

it.

It has since been measured and is: 60 ̈cúbic yards in extent.

NOT TO BE MOVED.

A 60-HOURS' FAST

FIGURES

SOUTHERN, AREA FORTUNATE

London, Aug. 14.

In the southern counties of England, including the London area, the percentage of unemployment continues relatively low.

the

FOXX SETS NEW RECORD

GREAT. BATTING

FEAT

New York, Aug. 14. Baseball history was made by Jimmy Foxx, the Philadelphin Athletics hitter to-day, when, against Cleveland, he scored nine runs with a single, double, triple". homer with all bases filled.

An exhibition game has been arranged to take place on October 2 between the New York" Yankoés and the Pittsburgh Pirates - at Pittsburgh.

Yesterday's scores as cabled by Reuter, were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit

Boston.

R. H. E.

010 18

2

(Gehringer homered for Dé troit)..

9

Cleveland Philadelphia. II 13 (McNair and Foxx, homered for Philadelphia).

PRESENTATION OF MEDALS

G.O:C. CARRIES OUT CEREMONY

The conference is being attend- ed by representatives of all coun-1 Two Indians, Suryyanen

trics interested in the Pacific,: Tarakeswar Dastidar, were sen- including Mr. H. G. Woodhead,

We understand that no effort Henced--to-death-on-n-charge of the well-known. Journalist

will be made to remove the rock conspiracy against

A very extensive agenda is be unless the authorities decide to

In the whole aren of Greater The presentation of long ser- Emperor,

fore the conference, including a utilise the aren for larger vessels. London, with a population of vico and good conduct medals by A woman-conspirator, Kalpani tumber of controversial subjects The rock, will however, be market | over eight millions, the average of H.E. the G.O.C., Major General Dutt, who absconded when re-such as naval preparedness in the on the chart in the.future.. unemployment is only 10.0 per 0, C. Borrett to men of the vari leased on bail after her original Pacific, which has taken 22 H

cent, of the insured population.ous, units in Hongkong took placo It was pointed out that sound- arrest and who was found to be increased importance since

theings in the Harbour are taken

Within the narrow limit of the at Murray Parade Ground this wearing men's attire when re- Conference was convened,

every 100 feet and the rock in City of London itself, the figure is morning. Sir,-1 thank you for your let-jarrested, was sentenced to trans-

2.0 per coni, which is one of the question happened to be between lowest in the whole of Britain and parade was Lieut. Col: G.-T. The officer in charge of the done.ter in answer to mine, which in pariation for life.

two of the soundings.. my opinion was well reasoned and

only in some villages and in sea talkes, and others present were Surrynsen, a former school- Other matters to be dealt with reasonable. I am also glad that master at Chittagong College, was include the independence of the

side resorts including Clacton la Licut. Col. M. Carrington. Sykes, you appreciate that I wrote to described by the Court the Philippião Islands, the United

the percentage of those out of Major R. G. Lochner, Capt. ... work lower. you not for the purpose of per-master mind who was responsible States exclusion nct against

Mould, Capt. C. C. Fowkes, Capt. Honal abuse, but rather in the for the widespread conspiracy. Orientala, tariff barriers and

The highest percentage of P. C. Cannon, Capt. Chappell, spirit of a Empire Crusader,

Funemployment is in some of the Licut. II. W. Tyler, the D. M. G. in which movement I took

smaller RECTOR CLEARS"

textile

manufacturing Coy, South Wales Borderers active part in England.

lowny.

under Lieut. A. J. Stoker, "A" However, the letter you pub-

CHURCH DEBT

Following are comparative figures Coy. South Wales Borderers, un- tish to-day (August 14) from "Blonde Benst" I think

manufacturing der Lieut. C.PG. de Winton, B. The rector of St. John's Church, in some of Albany, Western Australia. Rev. cities and towns: Birmingham, Coy. South Wales Borderers, wins monstrates the necessity for the

believes A. E. White,

in the 12.3 per cent. Manchester 16.4 der Lieut. I. G. Moon, representa existence of Empire Crusaders and Fascists. We shall carry on

efficacy, of prayer and fasting, per cent., Liverpool 28.2 per cent, tives of the R.A.O.C, undor Licat, CANADA'S DEFENCE.

even in clearing off church debts. Leeds 16.6 per cent., Sheffield 29.6 B. E. Packe, representatives of the with our work in spite of "Blonde

Worried by an outstanding debt per cent., Bradford 13.9 per cent., R.AS.C. under Lieut. J. II. Jelfers, of ed any more than an assurance that of ex Beasts" and their threats

Referring to the rolations be-

per cent and representatives of the Royal kicks, both of which shall a mistake which has obviously tween the United States and of £200 he announced that he and Glasgow 28.7

Artillery under. Lleut.. B.A.B. know how to deal with when we been made by some government Canada, he said that any attack would fast and pray in the church British Wirelesa.

servant and a rather foolish for upon the Dominion which seemed until the money had been collect-

Jones.... I am glad you appreciate, what eign firm should be remedied at likely to result in giving any ed. At the end of 24 hours £150 any, people do not, that it seems an early date? You seem to sug-non-British people a footing in had been collected and the rectory there must be a choice betweengest otherwise, I think wrongly. Fasciam

Canada, would almost certainly was besloged with callers and about Mr. The M. B. K..added coal to the bring the United States into action telephone enquiries and Communism, and that is, in my opinion, the ren- Dump after they found it was very on the side of Canada.—Reuter,

White's health. Old and young They speak highly of the ex son why the matter is no Import- objectionable to their neighbours.

contributed, a typieni ense being cellent spirit of the participants ant and needs free discussion in Has the M.B. K. any reason to

that of a schoolboy who withdrew In the manoeuvres, which are de-the press and elsewhere.

complain If they are asked to re-

10/- from his” savings bank ac TIN COMPANIES TO count, and gave it to the fund, scribed na Hovere tent of the

move at once? I think not; Japanese Navy.

Is there any real reason why the

says Austral Newn COMBINE M. B. K. should not show that they

At the end of 60 hours the final As far as possible we avold are not entirely devoid of business

offering, making up the £200 was foot-noting correspondence, but acumen by removing their coal In-

announced, again it is impossible to publish stead of insisting on the comple- Empire Crusader's letter without tion of a contract. which will. a rejoinder. We did not and do naturally lose them miany business not postulate the choice as one friends and make others prefer lietween Fascism and Communient, their competitors when it comes

The Hague, Aug. 14. (merely different forms of tyran- to giving contracts..

The shareholders of the. Singkep (ny), but as one between Fascism

Tin Company have authorised the and Democracy, which is quite medy If powerful foreign firms by ment with the Billiton Tin Com- Is the public without any re-directors to conclude an agree Another thing. No real individual committing a nuisance destroy pany, under which Billitons will For originality, a bazaar lottery life is possible within either lakhs of dollars worth of pro Lake over the Singkop works prizo at St. Thomas's Church, Fasclem or Communism and there porty? I hope not. Why do you Renter. Auburn, a suburb of Sydney, takes can be no real human. happiness and others assume that the law without full scope for the exerciso is unable to help Chatham Road, of individuality. Capitalism has if naked? heretofore provented Democracy Can Government lawfully give a from realising its ideals, but with conce to any one to commit a Capitalism tottering it has a real nuisance?I think not, your acont chance to win through. Wo see to assume it can. Surely: Public no reason why the world should Servants have no greater rights

The distinguished members of the Royal Family' who accom- panied the warships during the manoeuvres returned to Tokyo

this morning.

IS MARRIAGE A LOTTERY?

WEDDING RING WIN- NER WAITING TO KNOW

meet them.

dome beating......

The prize, anys. Austral Neon, was a free marriage certificate,

A large wedding cake was sold, and the purchaser of the slice con- taining wedding ring was. on" titled to be married without fee by the rtctor, within alx months.

The winner was the belle of the bazaar, the secondary winner.K.T.] not yet announced,

Yours etc.

EMPIRE CRUSADER.

✓

BILLITONS AND THE SINGKEP

HEAT WAVE IN FORMOSA

GOLF STARS FOR AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE CENTENARY

CHAMPIONSHIPS

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GERMAN-SWISS INCIDENT

TWO PICNICKERS ARRESTED

Nunel, Aug. 14,

The Swiss authorities are great.j

| ly. concordad about the arrest nadj efficials of two Swiss picnickers on imprisonment by German Customs

The recipients of modals were! Royal Artillery-B.Q.M.S; Ai Clarke.

1st Bn South Wales Borderers.--- Corpral J. T. Reeve, Private C. Cappa...

Royal Army Service Corps.—- Staff/Sergeant J. T. Hnin.

floyal Army Medical Corps. Stall/Sergeant ---W. Goodburn, Corporal T. F. Moyer..

Royal Army Ordnance Corps.-

Armr. S/Sgt. D. Goold,

Army Educational Corps.-W.0.

a small island in the Rhino, CI. 1 F. E. Creighton-

The Germans claim that the At the conclusion of the pre island belongs to the Reich and aontation, His Excellency pro- that the Swiss were Communists, cecded across the harbour to Whit

Router.

fold Barracks where similar pre- sontations wore made to the fol, lowing mone

FL.K.S. Bdos RA. Havildar:

The Australian Golf Union has Invited a team of British amatoura NOTICE TO MARINERS. Ulagar Singh Gunner. Zaman and professionals to Australia to compate in a Melbourne Centenary open championship, beginning en Novembor 12th, 1984. Prize money totalling £2,000 will be provided for

Khan, Havildar Mfr: Dad; Häv.' Maj. Moosa Khan, S. Hayildar DIVER, AT WORK ON CROSS Fazel Dhin,

HARBOUR PIPE LINE

1st Bn Lincolnshire Regt-Cor- poral A. C. Baumber.

0

be punished with Fascism while in law than anyone else! "A NEARLY A HUNDRED the profcasionale, staten AustralThe Harbour Omco has issued Royal, Engineers-W.

•

Some of the best British golfers are expected to accept the invita

tion.

It gropen ita painfully slow way Trustees of public property of

notied to the affect that from to-day, (Q.M.) J. Holden. and until further notice, a diver will The officer in chargo of the DEGREES towards the Ideal society. Ed. ficials have much greater respon

be employed inspecting the cross har parado was Lieut. Col. J. H. Thom Hibilition: than owners of private,

Koolung, Aug. 18. *

bour pipeline which lies botwoens the (RA), and also present wore property but the groñter? obligasi A unprecedented - heat wave

Intersection of Nathan Read on the tion aro moral obligationsr=Bill, la Volting districts, in North

confront and Queen's Pler Linut. Col. I do O. Boys, a unit surely, if eliciais rare de Thrown from his mount at Fantiny Sir,Are you not in error Jh their moralsobligations It does this morning showed 99,0 degrees, August, 19331 between the hours of warned to give its wide barthy Litho

dun Penetics will be cheried out A large rødling, vill be: flown by representing the Roya}; } cevoid of Formosa, where the temperature Mount Daris on Thursday, Birt the diver barge, and all craft are unde

gingerst

seatorclay Agropti,' named

your Aubi Jorder?

da barily, the hottest day 10am and began fit time ricinity and diving Dan Mono ive the KowIDON-

COAL DUMP.