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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1933.

SUPER-MILKMEN WANTED MANY MOTORING

MILK MARKETING SCHEME

HIGE SALARIES OFFERED

VOTING BY THE FARMERS

London, Aug. 31.

A small band of super-milk- men is wanted by the Govern-: mont. They will be Adminis- trative Officers under the now milk marketing scheme, and their salaries will be higher in some cases than those of Cabinet Ministers.

No appointment" will, however, be made until the result is known of the ballot among the farmers recording approval or disapproval of the scheme.

Voting papers have been supe plied to nearly 250,000 milk pro ducers and they are to be returned to the National Farmera" Union by Saturday.

The result of the poll is to be announced next week, probably on Wednesday.

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If two-thirds majority in favour of the scheme 18 secured, the Milk Marketing Board · will control the sale of all milk in the British Isles, except the Irish Froo Stato,

The manager, whose salary is to range from 20,000 to £7,600, must be between the ages of 40 and 85. This, super milkman must have wide experience of organisation and administration.

TWICE PREMIER'S SALARY.

At the maximum salary he will bo paid nearly twice the amount received by the Prime Minister.

The four other super milkmen are to be:

Accountant (35 to 45), salary £2,500 to £3,000;

Registrar and Statistician (36 to 45), salary £1,000 to £1,250;

Secretary (35 to 48), salary £2,000 to £2,500;

Marketing Officer (40 to 55), salary £2,000 to £3,000.

is founded, stated:-

Photo shows the result of a head-on collision between a motorbus

and a private car near the University on Wednesday. So violent was the crash that it took an hour to separate the vehicles.

OFFENCES

FAST AND DANGEROUS DRIVING

EUROPEANS AMONG DEFENDANTS

"I cannot dispute it, I did. not look at my speedometer. I reckon it must have, been about 80 miles an hour" remarked Mr. E. L. Groome, of Mcaurs. Gibb Livingston and Company, aum moned before Mr. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy this mor- ning, for having driven his car at a speed dangerous to the public In Queen's Road, East, at 6,50 p.m. on August 6.

A fine of $25 was Imposed. Trafic Sergeant Winslado said that he just saw defendant's car in Stubbe Road, and rode behind It through Queen's Road, East, up to 6 Arsenal Street. At that point the driver increased his speod to 30 miles an hour, and later to 34 miles an hour.at Soven and Six Penny Hill The road was crowded at the time. The driver was going at a safe speed East of Arsenal Street.

DANGEROUS `MANNER. Mr. M. E. Politi, of A. H. Potts, Share and General Brokers sum- moned for having driven a car in Des Vooux Road on August 12 at a speed and in a manner dan- gerous to the public was also fined $25.

Saunders Sub-Inspector

said that he was on his motor cycle near Watson's Dispensary when ho saw a car driven by denfondant pull out sharply from rear Mac- kintosh's store and drive East wards at a fast speed. The driver Increased his speed to its maximum, and passing Ice House Street was doing about 20 miles An hour. He increased his speed to 80 miles in Des Voeux near ∙Wardley Street, and to 36 miles in Queen's Road, East, past the Murray Barracks. The rond was full of vehicles as it was on a Saturday morning, and the driver swerved once or twice to avoid them.

This picture gives an excellent general view of the scene of Wednesday's Rond, Central,

collision.

POTATO IMPORT Steer Clear

CONTROL

MORE GOVERNMENT

INTERVENTION

London, Aug. 31.

of

Sweethearts

The Minister of Agriculture ADVISES MAGISTRATE

"If a man is out with his lady

Defendant said ho did not think ho was driving in a dangerous manner, but it may have beon fast. He admitted the atatement mado by Sub-Inspector Saunders to be accurate.

NEGLIGENT. DRIVING,... · On the question of the ages for has been in negotiation with

Wong Hung, the driver of. u applicants an official of the representatives of the potato ex-

car was fined $5 for National Farmers' Union, upon porting countries with a view to friend ateer clear in future private

appropriate licence, whoge recommendation the scheme emergency action for the regula-advised Mr. Wynne-Jones, in the having no

Sub-Inspector Saunders tion of imports, pending the com- Central Police Court this morning, and $25 for driving negligently.

sald "Earl de la Warr, Parliamentarying into operation of the home when ho imposed a fine of $5 on

walking near the Secretary to the Ministry of marketing schemes and of a young Chinese, and cautioned that he was

pavement in D'Agullar Street when defendant drove his Agriculture, pointed out in the permanent system for the regula-three others for fighting. House of Lords that this is a tion-of-potato-imports.-

--Sub-Inspector Smith-This-is-a-car-from-Queen's-Road, Central, It has now been arranged that cane where two men know the girl and actually

hlm tremendous experiment in attempt. ing to organilso. hitherto un-during the four months, Septem-nnd two others want to know her, the leg. He had to jump aside. organised industry with a turn-ber to December, the imports into and jealousy occurs.

Defendant had a licence to drive over of more than £50,000,000 the United Kingdom from the

a lorry, but not a private car, annually. The officials who are to Netherlands and Belgium will not

HORN ANNOYANCE. ' administer the scheme must be excoed 8,000 tons and 2,500 tons.i mon of experience and tried respectively. ability".

Other foreign exporting coun- tries which do not usually export. potatoes to the United Kingdom

DEPUTATION ON GERMANY

hit

on

"I heard him sound his horn three or four times, He Was looking for his frother" remarked Trafic Sergeant Clarke prosecut- ing Leung Siu, the driver of a annoyance with his motor horn in Lockhart Road.

HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES market at this time of the year MR. MAXTON SEES SIR private car, with causing an

ASSAULTED

HEAVY FINES FOR THREE-STUDENTS

have been asked to refrain from doing so for the remainder of the yoar-British Wireless.

HEROIN CHARGE

POSSESSION OF 1,023 PILLS ALLEGED

JOHN SIMON

London, Aug. 31.

The Foreign Secretary, Sir John Simon, to-day received a deputa- tion from the Independent Labour Party, headed by Mr. James Max- ton M.P.

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An alleged assault on a Kwong, Wah Hospital employed by four students had a sequel before Mr.

According to Mr. Maxton, the Schofield, at the Central Magis

deputation desired to express to tracy this morning, when Li Sub-Inspector Mair applied for the Foreign Secretary the intense Kwong-yuen, Tou Sai-kwong, a remand when the case of a feeling among the working class Chiu Tat-wing and Ho Kam-pui Chinese charged with being in in regard to the treatment of cer- were charged with assaulting possession of 1,023 heroin pills tain people and the present re- Lam Kai-ning and Lam Yau at was called at Kowloon Police gime in Germany, the Ko Shing Theatre.

Court this morning. The first defendant was fined

Ho stated that a few days would Mr. Maxton says the Foreign $50 or six weeks hard labour and be required for the analysis of the Secretary assured the deputation bound over in $160 surety for one pills and defendant, Pun Mak-hee, that the British Government were year, the magistrate holding that 29, of 616, Reclamation Street, watching happenings in Germany ho was the principal intigator In Hongkong, was accordingly re-with the closest the assault, and the second and manded to Monday.

| British Wireless. fourth defendants fined $10 fourteen days, and bound over in $50 each for ono year. The third

defendant was dischargod, his

plen of not guilty being accepted by the police.

attention.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF "THE LONG SKIRTS ARE JUST FINH Jorgo Lourenco do Britto, other THEY GIVE A TEACHER DIGNITY IN wise known as Jorge Alberto Britto, alias Jorge de Britto, late of Granville

It appeared that the first do- THE CLASSROOM, AND YOU WON'T fendant had a grievance against CONFUSE HER WITH THE PUPILS." Road, Kowloon, who died on February the first complainant, who, it was E. Ruth Pyrtle allogod, had reported him to the

11, this year, left local estate aworni under $4,100. Letters of administra- tion have been granted to his

the same address.

Kwong Wah Hospital Board for There was a clean bill of health in daughter, Miss Maria Emila Britto, of not having done his work well, the Colony on Wednesday. The complainant pyas threatened by

The as "Conte Verde" sailed

watch was punished by Mr. H. R.

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Defendant was fined $5.

"LOST HER HEAD". "When the girl was stopped, she lost her head and let the steering wheel

remarked.. Traffic Sergeant B. G. Baker prosecuting A, Chang, a licenced driver, with having allowed an unlicenced driver to drive a car on Shek O Road on August 31, and Chan Kam, a girl with driving without an appropriate licenco,

The first defendant was fined. $20 and the girl $10.

Sergeant Baker said the car was full of girls, which made the offence more dangerous. The first defendant said she was his daughter.

It was a five-seater

car, and too dangerous for her to drive at any time. Under the chicumstances he charged the donfondants instead of summon. ing them.

Mr. Schofield remarked that he usual' fined them more than tho amount because the car. was driven in a dangerous manner.

TRAM MISHAP

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST. PROGRAMME OF RECORDED

MUSICAL ITEMS

4.30-7 p.m. Chinese recorded pro-

gramme.

7-10.30 p.m. European programme, 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota ilōns, etc,

7.8-7.46 pm. Light Opera and Music Comedy,

Vocal Gems The Blue Masurks

(Lohar).

Vocal Gems The Desert Song

(Romberg).

Light Opera Company. Selection--The Land of Smiles

(Lehar),

London Theatre Orchestra. Vocal Gems-The Merry Widow

(Lahar),

Vocal Gema-The Waltz Dream

(Straus).

Light Opera Company, Selection-Dorothy (Cellier),

Band of II. M. Coldstream Guards. Vocal, Gems-Chu Chin Chow

(Norton).

Light Opera Company. 7.45-8.35 p.m. A Concert.

8 p.m. (Local Time and Weather Report).

Violin Solo-Estrellita (Ponce- Heifetz).

Violin Solo-Valne Bluetto

(Drigo-Auer).

Jascha Heifetz. Song-Annie Laurie. Sorg-Alton Water (Burns).

Mary Garden (Soprano). Octet-Melody (Dawes). Octet-Moonbeame and Shadows

(Squiro),

J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. Chorus-Autumn Sea (Baker-

Goricko) Chorus-Sylvia (Spenkes-Gaines).

Associated Glee Clubs of America. Piano Solo-Naila-Waltz

(Delibes-Dohnanyi). Piano Solo-Liebestraum (A Dream

of Love) (Liszt).

Wilholm Bachaus. Song-lysci! When Young

(Lehmarin). Bong-Silent Moon (Vaughan

Williams).

Stuart Robertson (Baritone)., Instrumental-Barcarollo-Tran-

scription (Tschaikowsky, Trans, by

Weiner) Instrumental Gavotte - Trancript- fon (Gluck-Brams, Trans. by Weiner).

Loner String Quartet, 8.35-9.10 p.m. Band Selections. Tancredi Overture (Rossini). Ruy Blas Overture (Mendelssohn),

Iteg. Band of H. M. Grenadier Guarda. Marche Militaire (Schubert,

arr. Godfrey). Villanelle (Dall'Acqua, arr.

Winterbottom).

Reg. Band of H, M. Grenadier Guards. Swan Lake Ballet (Tschaikowsky), Band of H. M. Coldstream Guards, Acclamations Waltz (Waldtonfel). The Grenadier's Waltz (Waldteufel,

arr. Winterbottom).

Reg. Band of H. M. Grenadier- Guards. 9.10-10 p.m. Variety. Orchestral Make Love the King.. Orchestral-I Called to Say

Goodnight.

Russ Colombo and His Orchestra, Song Waltzing Time in Old Vionnà, Humorous Song A Fly's Day Out.

Gracie Fields (Comedienne). Orchestral-Pretending. Orchestral-Where Are You

Dream Girl?

Rudy Valles and Els Connecticut Yankees. Piano Medley-C, B. Cochran's

1930 Revue,

Raio da Costa. Song The White Dove.: Song When I'm Looking at You, Band-Three's a Crowd.

Lawrence Tibbett (Baritone). Band-Sweethearts Forover.

Dobroy Somers Band. Vocal Dust--A Boy and a Girl

word Dancing.. Vocal Duet-What More Can I Ask.

Layton and Johnstone. Orchestral-Paradise.

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Leo Reisman and His Orchestra. 10-10.30 p.m.

A relay from Daventry of the Concert by Androw Templeton (Vid- loncello) and the Scottish Studio Orchestra directed by Guy Daines. (Should reception prove satisfactory p.m.). this relay will be continued to 11.

10.30/11 pm.

To-day's Opening 10 a.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations as received from New York by Mozara. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz,

10.33/11.05 p.m., Close Down. All records in the above European Z.B.W's Library. evening programme aro selected from

BOY SNATCHES BAG

BUT IS CAUGHT BY PORTUGUESE

YOUNG WOMAN BADLY the defendant, and was in fear of from Singapore on Wednesday stole from Mr. Marrable, of Ho Tung A Chineno norvant Wong Shing who

INJURED his life. On August 20 complain-at 6.00 p.m. and is dua here at Buildings, a gold tlepin and gold

Aa Mrs. Hardy, of No. 10. Carnarvon Road, Kowloon, was ant saw defendant eeping at him through a window in the day-light on Sunday.

Serious head Injuries were leaving her home yesterday tor Tung Wah Hospital, and being

Butters at the Kowloon Palice Court sustained by Cham Kwok-yul, a noon a young Chinese ran up afraid, tolophoned the

For being in possession of dutiable this morning. Accused received a girl aged 16 years, when she fell behind her and snatched her bag. Recond tobacco, Se Kan, aged 27, of Kwong sentence of six months hard labour from a moving tram in Des Voeux A Portuguese gentleman wit complainant to escort him to Fat Cheung Boat Yard, Cheung Sha The boy absconded on June 19 and Road at 11 am, this morning messed the incident and stopped Hongkong.

Wan, was fined $10 by Mr. H. R. But the articles were then

missed.

The girl, who recently arrived the boy, When Mrs. Hardy camo When they wore outside the Koters at the Kowloon Police Court this was arrested on Friday.

In Hongkong from Pakhal) Kòng-up the boy produced: the bag morning.

moon wan standing in the open from his jacket. Shing Theatre second defondant

Charged at the Kowloon Police doorway of the third class corarandant who gave his name came up and struck first com- The local solo agente of Conklin Court this morning with housebrdak-

partment of h

westward bound plainant on the nose. The other pans, the Wing On. Co., Ltd. an- ing Lam Tuk-shing was sentenced tram; and, it is stated, stopped to as Sven Hong, and his agd as 18, defendants then came up and anounced that they are featuring a to six months hard labour. Sub-In the bottom stairs preparatory to pleaded guilty baforo Mr. H.R Night ensued..

special campaign from „to-day, for spector Rożeskwy stated that afföki,

the Podder Stroot Batters at Kowloon Polleo Court the benefit- of- school students to who was sleeping in a ten khợp at: 18, The second defendant osmo obtain their Conkiln-fountain pons, Danton-Band was awkaried by that

intersection, BREMO

gosh this's morning, and was ordered out the worst as complainant's panciis, doakota and stationery nolie and Wi bandovius After frstjald treatment than to receive 12 strokes and toto father who accompanied them, at a special price for the re-opshing i hutber from the putalda. (Hrypeahood was conveyed to the Government bidood in the care of the Secretary

of their, schöÖIF....

evens is and apprehended; defendants Toy Civil Hospital by ambulance Ark of Chinese Affaires s

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