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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1933.

NEARLY FORTY MILLIONS VOTE FOR HITLER'S POLICY

EASY SUCCESS IN

ELECTION

VOTERS WAIT FOR HOURS IN QUEUES

BERLIN SCENES

BERLIN, NOV. 12.

IF FIGURES INDICATE ANYTHING, HERR SCORED A COMPLETE TRIUMPH | JAY'S CLEVERLY STAGE-MANAGED AL ELECTION.

HITY IN.. GEN,

In

Traino zaginions' men kinda for

and vabicion' mikke pedstrians Hamburg, and infringements have to be inst by a uns on me spot, record- ing to a specimì scale,

CHINESE RESTAURANT MORTGAGE CASE Appeal Before the Full Court

The Full Court of Appeal con- sisting of the Chief Justice, Mr. J. R. Wood, Mr. P. Grant Jones, Julgo of the Supreme Court of China, and the Puisne Judge, Mr. R. E. Lindsell, sat at the Supreme Court to-day to hear an appeal against an order made by Chier Justice Wood in Alay of this year.

Appellants were

Au Wing-k Au Wang-yun of 20 Des Voex Road Central, Victorin, and they were represented by Mr. H. G. Sheldon and Mr. Leo D'Almada, jnr., barristers, Instructed by Messrs. Tuo and Hodgson.

Cau Yun-chi, widow, of No. 1. Wood Rd. Victoria, the respondent, was represented by Mr. Eldon Potter, K. C., Mr. F. C. Jenkin, KC, and Mr. H. C. Macnamara, instructed by Messrs. Wou and Nash,

In May of this year, the Chief Justice on the mution of Chu Yun- chi, set aside an order previously granted by him extending the time for registration of a mort- gage and further charge between the Chinese Restaurant. Ltd., on the one side, and Au Wing-ki and Au Wing-yun on the other. To- day's appeal was for the reversal of this setting-naide and for costs, The matter arose from the mortgaging of certain property to hy the Chinese Restaurant Au Wing-ki and Au Wing-yun toTM secure repayment of $350,000 in June of 1928. In June. 1931 the Company further charged their property to the mortgagees to secure $72,500. In onch case no step

in- was taken, through advertence, to conform with the registration of the deeds within the time required by the Compan- les Ordinance, but Messrs. T'so & Hodgson applied for and obtained an order extending the timo for registration. An appli- cation to mat aside this order was successful and it was set aside as a nullity and also as an order ob tained from the Court without the full exhibition of all material facta.

Ninety per cent. of the voters who went to the 'polls recorded support for the Hitler programme. In many cases the queues at the polling-booths were so long that the voters had to wait for hours.

Storm troop brass-bands dashed from booth to booth in motor-lorries entertaining the crowds, and all restaurants and beer-houses did a wonderful business, most of the voters celebrating the occasion.

WHOLE COUNTRY CELEBRATES

Faara for the safety of St. Paul's are again bolag expassed. An order may be made prohibiting the erection of new buildings near the cathedral,

SIGNOR GRANDI FOR EAST

ITALIAN DIPLOMATIC CHANGES

SHANGHAI ROUTED BY bowlor. He had now been batting

for exactly an hour. HONGKONG BOWLERS

(Continued from Pago 1.)'

18 minutes. The score. was

SMART RUN OUT,

10-2-8..

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

SCIENTIST,' HONGKONG.

In attempting to drive Minu, Jenkins failed to get over the ball properly, and sent a catch to Pentce, fielding at cover-point, who took the ball over his head for a good catch, Jenkins had helped to take the score from 48 the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to 75. His own score was eight, which was read in all Churches of

Going in next, Mayhew hit a Christ, Scientist, yesterday.

"Mortals and Immortale" was

In the next over, Madar drove short one from Minu for a four The Goldon Text was: "Tho Bock to extra cover, and Pereirs, and was dismissed off the next carnost expectation of the creature running from mid-off, gathered ball. He played forward to the wasteth for the manifestation of the ball and threw in. Tha bata laft-hander, and was bouton

by

man were attempting a third run, the break, edging the ball to the sons of God" (Romana 8:19), and Beck broke the wicket with Hayward at first slip. The score- Madar just out of his cresao. (board now showed 79-7-4, Madar's wicket fell at 12; hei naving made four.

With a four off Beck, Booth took the score to 20, which was i renched in 30 minuten.

ANOTHER WICKET. After playing Pereira patiently for four deliverice, Loach lashed

Among the citations which com/ prised the Lesson-Sermon was tho following from the Bible: "Thory was a man of the Pharisees, named The same came to Jesus by night, Nic-o-do-mus, a ruler of tho Jows:

and said unto him, Rabbi, #o teachor

Leach deservedly punished out, and hit the fast bowler over loose one from Garthwaite for a square-leg's head, but only two know that thou art a four, and in attempting a short runs accrued. He took a single off come from God: for no man can run, was nearly sent back. Minu the last ball, and in the next over, do these miracles that thou' docet, except God be with him. Jesus flelded the ball well and threw in, hit Minu for a four,

answered and said unto him, Another wicket fall before long-Verily, verily, I say unto thee, hitting the wicket, but Lench had already been sent back by Booth. Isaacs joined Leach, and facing Except a man be born again, he He Just scrambled home.

the fast bowler, awung at the first

10

one, but missed. He swung again. cannot see the kingdom of God.... MINU COMES ON.

but this time, he touched the ball That which is born of the flesh is.. to first. slip, where Hayward took flesh; and that which is born of Garthwaite was bowling short

fine catch. The score was the Spirit is spirit" (John 8:1-3,6), and did not trouble the batamen 80-8-0.-

The Lesson-Sermon also in at all. They made runs fairly

With a hard smack past cover cludes the following passages from easily. off him, Booth sending him to the Queen's Road boundary of Minu, Leach took his score to the Christian Science textbook, for s.four and a single. In the 140 and the aide's score to 90, in 981 "Science and Health with Key to

įminutes.

KEEPING THE BOWLING.

the Scriptures" by Mary Baker next over, Owen Hughes took him

Eddy: "Earth has little light of off, and put on Minu, who was

joy for mortals before Life is. also short, giving away two two's

Every agony to Booth who had now reached Leach was now trying to do ́all spiritually learned. the scoring. He took u sharp of mortal error: double figures,

helpa 'orror to The 40 was reached in 44 single off Minu's last ball in order destroy error, and so alde in the minutes, and Lench, got into to take over the bowling of the apprehension of Immortal Truth. Tommy Madar. This is the now birth going on a two off Beck; whom he hit for who was at the other end had been hourly, by which mon may enter double figures in 24 minutes with fast bowler as another two with the last ball of rather shaky In the first over.

tain angels, the true ideas of God, the same over.

Although he might have run the spiritual sense of being" Minu Improved in his second two short ones, Leach refused (p.48). over and gave

away only

one to lot Madar take the bowling. run- lucky aniek by Booth to He would not take singles. fine leg.

Rome, Nov. 7. The changes in the Italian Cabinet made by Premier Benito A whole host of Germans living, pest that the Third Reich of Mussolini are being followed by shifts and transfers in the Italian outside German territory came to Hitler will definitely be cond.plomatic sorvice. Of particular Germany to vote, but the ex-Kaiser stituted en November 30, accord- interest in the report that Signor remained at Doorn, though his ing to the correspondent, who Dine Grandi, former Foreign accond son, Prince Eltel Friedrich adds that Chancellor Hitler in Minister and now Ambassador to London, will be sent out to the was the first voter at Potadam, tends to re-form his Cabinet as

Pearce, at cover point checked LOANS TO COTTON Far East on a special mission.

Lench's attempt to take single followed by the Crown Prince follows:

Commenting on the cabinet

PEREIRA'S FIRST WICKET.

last ball Minu's

by | off and other ex-Royalties.

FARMERS Here on Papen changes, the Tribuna writes that

Showing algris. of losing ble anticipating the shot. Dr. Pepita new phase is being entered- ..Cax. von-EDP the unified co-ordination of the length. Beck was

Mudar was shaky against the armed forces in the administra- Pereira was given the ball. Ile fast bowler, and was lucky not to FOR CROPS WITHHELD

over from tive, financial

almost immediate suc have got out in one and technical met with

cess for Booth played his third Pereira. domains, just as with all other

LEACH MISSED. institutions of the regime which must be organically and spiritual- (ministry of propagande, under its presently co-ordinated.

ferm to be abolihed)

SUPPORT OBVIOUS.

At eight o'clock this evening it was alrend evident that over ninety per cant. of the electorate had voted practically solidly for the Government.

Out of 225,900 which had been counted up to that stage in the Reichstag election 217,100 went to the Nazis and 8,800 were invalid.

Chancellor

Vice Chancellor

Foreign Affai

National Defence

Finance

(now

Chief of General Staf

Herr Adolf Jiliter ferr Radolf Hoes

Bavarian Premier)

Con. von Blomberg Gen. Halebenka, Relchswehr

(now under-secretary of Italchswehr)

of Italchatus

***Cen. Goering ..Herr Goebbels,

Alv, Reich Police, and Prvalden!

Cult

re Commerce

Ecoreny

Interior

Out of 260,700 referendum Supp votes, 240,000 said Yes, 7,600 saldrendent of Leipzig Supreme No and 3,100 were invalid.

HUGE VOTE.

By nine o'clock it was already obvious that Hitler was boing back td by over thirty million Germans, As compared with 17,000,000 during the last Reichstag election.

The most striking feature was

~~~PROVISIONAL

FINAL FIGURES Reichstag votes:

Total Pro-Nazi Invalid Plebiscito Votes:

Total

Yes No

Invalid

43,007,577 39,656,288 3,362,280

43,464,420 40,618,147 2,055,369 790,010 -Router.

TOTAL GROWS.

Court

Herr Franck

Premier Mussolini now nerson. Iferz Rubenachtally holds the five principal port

.Dr.' Sehmili

Dr. Darre folles in the Government,

..Herr Frick

Dr. Qurther

This re-shuffling of the Cabinet would sorve at one and the name time in the unification of Ger- many and the rallying of the Reichswehr to the principle of the centrallsed state. personified by Horr Hitler.

ARMY IMPORTANCE. Hitherto, as a matter of fact. the Reichswahr and the General | Staff were kept apart from the new regime, while now, with the appointment of Gen, von Epp. himself a Nazi to the post of Minister of National Defence and Gon. Relchenau, sympathising with National Socialiam, to the post of

Minister of Reichswehr, there becomes en- sured not only the possibility of an effective unity of command of the army, but the possibility of a transformation of the army ag soon as it is made possible by political conditione,

the

The correspondent concludes by saying that "auch are the new bases of the German army which is getting ready to strike."-- Havas,

THE SOCIAL EVIL. RICKSHA PULLER GIVES WARNING OF RAID "Three months' hard labour. are lucky not to get six," You retorted Mr. Hamilton in the Cen- Lral Polles Court on Saturday, when sentencing Siu Fat, 44, For the Nazis.... 23,588,676 ricksha pullor, on a charge of Invalid

1,794,326 obstructing the Police. Defendant pleaded he was waiting for his

election, distributed as follows:

that the twelve millions, who voted Socialist or Communlet on March MR. SHELDON'S SUBMISSION. 5, have apparenty gone Nazi, justi Mr. Sheldon setting out the fying Hitler's boast that he has points in the Chief Justice's annihilated Marxism and Bolabey- judgment which he traversed, lsm in Germany. submitted that if a solicitor was engaged to carry oût work, -as MCBATA. Tao and Hodgson were At 11 p.m. the votes counted engaged to carry through the totalled 25,877,901 in the Reichstag mortgage, etc., they were retain; ed until that job was finished and in this ease they were solicitors of the appellant until the registra tion was made, even though thal was done after the five weeks ⚫ mentioned in the Ordinance. The solicitors, who through inadvert once omitted the registration, could have applied for an extension of time on their own account. Apart from their rights as

persona

In the Plebiscite vote, of 25,780,- 241 counted, 24.205,098 said Yes, 1,167,035 Bald No, and were invalid.

417,208

30,000,000 MARK PASSED,

At midnight, the pro-Hitler vot-

fare.

Detective-Sub-Inspector Baker said that at 12.30 a.m. he was relding sly-brothola. In the Wan- chai area. During the course of, the raids he proceeded to 05, Spring Garden Lane. While going-

affected, and apart from thefing had passed the 30,000,000 up the stairs to the second floor,

mort- mark.

rights as acting for the Kagees, they had a fiduciary re Intionship which inade it their. luty to make the application,

Referring to the "M: I. G. Trust Cane" which arrived from the English Appeal Courts as on authority. n short time ago, Mr. Sheldon maid he rolled that caso for his appeal although His Lordship the Chief Justico parently diesented from it.

on

a-

He further submitted that no undisclosed material facts were when the matter was before the Chief Jusifee. ·

The figures woro:

Total votes: For Hitler: Invalid:

35,054,400

ho heard a voice giving warning of his approach. He saw the de fendant knocking at the door. 32,870,387 repeating the warning. He found

the floor was a sly-brothel,

Li Sant, who admitted being the keeper of the floor, was fined $100 or two months.

2,084,016

Every voting paper that did not record support for Hitler was, ap- parantly, invalid.

80,169,146 Enid Yes

1,616,400 sald- No.

688,103 were Invalid.

-Reiter.

In prosecuting Ho Ho, a woman,

In the plebiscite vote, at mid-for keeping a sly-brothel at 101, night. 86,846,009 people had polled. Jaffee Road, second floor, S. I. Dakar said the place had been Of those votes

|ralded eight times. It had iron] grillo doors and this was very dangerous in case of fire. At 'cnst three Europeans would be burned while the keoper and tho wirls, would ho nafe away. Ho rould not compel the landlord to The Borlin correspondent of the take down the Iron grillo, and. he Mr. Potter said that. If the Paris paner Le Jourral, renerted had made application to the Fire previous order for an extension that work of the administrative Brigade before, but they would was a "nulty" that point, na ford constitutional roform of the not have anything to do with it. as the M. T. G. case was concerned, Reich is rapidly approachine Ite A fine of $100, or two months, would not help Mr. Sheldon at all conclusion, There is ground to ex was imposed,

The hearing Is proceeding,"

If respondent was an unsecured creditor, she had no legal rights as seninat a socured creditor, he -contended,

FRENCH RUMOURS.

U.S. "BUY NOW" CAMPAIGN

NOT PROGRESSING. VERY WELL

Parma, Idaho, Nov. 6.

In a speech "to-day, Senator William E. Borah said that the "Buy Now" campaign of the re

covery programme was not pro- gressing at all, that on the con- trary it was receding. He added that the brazon programme of exploitation through high prices" should be stopped.

Senator Borah declared that, he had gone on record for the res- toration and the enforcement of anti-trust laws.

VIENNA CINEMAS TO CLOSE

AMUSEMENT TAX PROTEST

Vienna, Nov. 7. As a protest against what they term the intolerable burden of the ȧmusemont tax the cinema owners that all picture palaces will close at a meeting to-day announced on November 24, the employees nlready having received notice.

All attempts to induce the Social Democratic administration

council to moderate the unbear- able burden of taxation have so far been fruitlees.

SPEEDING UP FUNERALS

NEW LISBON TRAFFIC REGULATION :

Lisbon.

A minimum speed of 15 miles an hour for funeral processions in Lisbon streets after 10 m. is fixed by a proposed, hun.ing

Motor hearses. only will be; al- towed.

And The object of the measure is to stop traffic congestion caused by slow-moving hand pushed blers or horse-drawn conches,-Router.

NOBEL LITERATURE PRIZE FOR RUSSIAN

Stockholm, Nov. 9. The Nobel Prize for Literature. has been awarded to the Busalan author, Ivan A. Bouning-Reuter.

taken off and

In Cuba. Ons of the officers whe barricaded themselves in the Hotel National being led away under guard, wounded, after the place had been

sholled and captured.

delivery into E. C. Fincher's hands at third allp. Booth had been bat ting well for his 18 runs, and was at the wicket for 34 minutes, The score board read 40-4-18.

Next man In, Sinclair did

a

FROM MARKET

Washington, Nov. 12, Leach had another escape in the The Government has announced- next over off Minu: After lifting that $37,000,000 will be loaned to the left-hander to the public stands the farmers on cotton held from for a four, he tried to do the same the market at a ratio of four with the next ball. He edged it to cents a pound. This is the latest Hayward at first allp, but the step in crop reduction for farm fielder failed to hold the catch.

relief-Reuter, Hayward injured his Anger and had to go in.

Madar, now taking the bowling from Minu, was clean bowled with hie score at two. 99-9-2,

With Wilson in, Leach attempted to hit everything. Ho reached his 60 in 01 minutes, and incidentally holsted the three figures. He lifted several balis perilously near the: floldsmon, but they all dropped clear.

LEACH'S EFFORT.

BIG CONTRACT

CURTIS WRIGHT COMPANY:

AND SOVIET :

New York, Nov. 12, With the approval of the U. 8, Army and Navy, the Curtis Wright. Wilson did not survive long. He Corporation has contracted with the attempted to hit Minu and was Soviet Government, to establish an atumped by Dunkley before he American-supervised motor plant in opened his account.

Russia for the manufacture of Cyclone and other Wright motors

The agreement involves a dye- Shanghai's innings closed at 2.08 year commercial and military aylà- p.m, with the total at 108. Leach tion expansion programme-Res had 68 not out He played a capter.. tain's innings in overy sense of the Phrase. He hit out when runs were needed and there was no hope of the other batemen staying in. H FRONTIER INCIDENT was restrained when wickets were falling fast around him, and como- body was needed to stop the rot. He was at the crease for altogether 85 minutes, and had eight foura among his scoring strokes.

HIEMWEHR GUARD KILLED- ON THE BAVARIAN BORDER

Vienna, Nov. 11. Pereira and Minu. bowled un- Following the killing, by D changed after tiffin, the former identified assallante, of a member taking threa wickets in all and the of the Austrian Hiomwehr who: latter four. ·

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not eloy long. He made The Hongkong fielding was up single and in Pereira's next the standard of the previous inter- over, was bawled, the ball Just port. taking off the leg ball without disturbing the stumps. 'The score waż 48-5-1.-

HONGKONG BAT AGAIN.

was on duty at Lochau, Vorgart berg, the Bavarian frontier has been closed.

Germans, returning home from to-day's elections must prove that

The Shanghal teain wont out on they are voters-Router, A single to Jenkins, the new the field again at 2.21 p.m., anq comer, after the ball had gone for Hongkong sent out Fincher and a bye, holated the 50 reached in Hayward, as in the first innings. Judge Purdy, of the U.S. Court 61 minutes.

Isaacs started the bowling from for China, arrived here by the over before lunch, the Supreme Court end to

the President. Taft, being bound for

was taken with the score at 54.

"maiden," and Wilson had the session, Leach had mode 17 not out and ball from the Naval Yard end. Ofr Jonkina one.

In Minu's

Lanch hit a four and the interval K.C.C. man, who played a Canton, where he is to hold a Court.

on for Wilson, and Pearce

Wilson's first over, Hayward ́andi Fincher cach took a single. AFTER LUNCH,

at short lor for an easy catch. Isaacs was bowling well and Fincher had made eight. "20-1-B. Pereira opened the bowling Fincher was very cautious while

SUICIDE SQUAD? after lunch to. Jonkins (1), who playing him, but Wilson did not scored a two off the second de-scera to be coming off the pitch as In the next over, Jenkins wont livery, and a four off the fourth. fast as he had been doing in the Pereira was short, but was too first Innings.

A glance to the pavilion for a pulled him for a single.To Hay faut to be taken liberties with.

From the other end, Leach (17) four by Hayward off Wilson. Bent ward, he had a peculiar field. He faced Minu, who had hard luck in up the 10 which was reached. In had nobody in the slip, but had not taking Leach's wicket: Losch 13 minutes. attempted a drive but the ball

FINCHER OUT. went between Hayward and Owen Hughes in the slips, and went for Fincher scored his first boundary a four to reach his 20

off Wilson by a cut past Sinclair Jenkins had the same field for, bh In the next over from Pereira, at second slip. Ho made a single Peares, but the bateman took n2. Jonking was hit in the stomach, in the same ever, and taking the single off the first ball sent down. Another four by Lanch off bowling, Hayward had a narrow to him by this bowler. Hayward Minu sent up the 70, reached in esence when he played a ball to guided the ball in the direction of

75-minutes.ATAN

Minu's bowling after lunch had the slips but it fell short. Improved, and although he was elving away more runs than his club mate, he was just as danger

ous,

LEACH SCORING/

four men at a distance of about Boven yards to the batsman and an other man outside. Thena fopa men formed a somf-circlo · round Hayward, who failed to score

the public stends for a two and gent? Apparently orders had been up his 10: reached in 20 minutes. riven to the batsmen to score runs, Four bys off Jenkins” onabled" for Fincher could he seen to be the 80 to ba bolsted the inning trying to force the pare. Having now been in progress for 34,

With the score at 20, Fincher. minutes.) -

tried to pull a short one from Pare obtained his first bound- Leach reached his 30 with a Janes, but did not connect properary with a hearty square-cut off drive to extra-cover off the fastly, sending the ball up to Sinclair Isunce.