N. R. A. PLAN FOR BRITAIN?
COTTON INDUSTRY.
BILL PROGRESS
STATE CONTROL OF WAGES
London, May 17. The scheme for the control of wages in the Lancashire cotton industry, which has been likened to the American N.R.A. codo system, on a modified scale, ad- vanced a stage further to-day.
The House of Commona' passed the second reading, without a division, of the Cotton Manufactur- Ing Industry Bill, which makes temporary provision to enable statutory effect to be given to wage scales agreed between re- presentatives of the employers and employees,
The Bill also provides for the appointment by the Minister of Labour of a Board of Three from which will be excluded any perman connected with the cotton industry.
EXPERIMENTAL BILL.
The Board's duty will be to determine in cases where infringe- ments of the wage agreements may bo alleged.
The proposals are frankly ex- porimental and it is considered probable that if the system should prove successful, the principle will be extended to other basic industries. Reuter,
AMERICA
Anniversary of a Famous Message
of
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1934.
A HONGKONG
"Looks pratty blue,
docenil" she ?"
lant it wicked? And the was such a pretty girl
HIRE PURCHASE FAILURE
SEWING MACHINE
A
PAWNED
whe
RUMOUR.
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from head to foot!"
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"Just
a mass of bruisas and three ribs broken!"
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"Shooting's too good. for
the fellow!
BAIL INCREASED TENFOLD
MAN AND WOMAN CHARGED
SALE OF FOUR-YEAR GIRL ALLEGED
On a charge of having taken
CAR DRIVER.
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EUROPEAN LODGES
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RADIO BROADCAST
TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.
PIANOFORTE RECITAL FROM
THE STUDIO
From ZBW on a wavelength of 355 metres:
4.30-5.15 p.m. European Recorded Munic.
Orchestral--Delibes in Vionna
(arr. Walter).
Orchestra Raymonde. Violin Solo-An Old Violin (Fisher). Violin Solo-Looking For you
(Sanderson).
Albert Sandler (Violin) Wth Olive Groves (Soprano). Orchestral--Shepherd's Hey
(Grainger). Orchestral Molly on the Shore
(Grainger).
Royal Opera Orchestra Covent Garden. Pianoforte Solo-One Lives But Once
(Strause).
Sergi Rachmaninoff. Octet Valso Caprice (Rubinstein)... Octet-Perpetuum Mobile (Weber).
J. H. Squire Celeste Octat. Song Come Back (Tonelli's
Serenado),
Song A Brown Bird Singing
(Haydon Wood),
Master Leslie Day (Boy Soprano). Saxophone Solo-At Dawning
(Cadman).
Howard Jacobs, 5.13-7.30 p.m. Chinese Programme, Pro- European 7.30-10.30 p.m.
7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quo tatlong, etc.
8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.
7.33-8.18 p.m. Variety. Orchestra-C. B. Cochran Presents, -
The B. B. C. Dance Orchestra directed by Henry all, with Alice Delyala, and Les Ailen.
Piano Ducts-Mr. Whittington-Who Vocal-A Million Dreams,
The Ponce Sisters-Comediennes,
Do You Think You Are? Piano Dueta--Mr. Whittington-What
A pleasant Surprise.
Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green. Fox Trot-The Sun Is Round
The Corner. Fox Trot-Oceans of Time.
Chinese shoemaker
A report made by Mr. S. C. obtained a sewing machine from a
Salter, of Messrs. Dodwell & Com-gramme. shop at No. 303 Laichikok Rond in November, 1932, on the hire pur-
any resulted in the appearance before Mr. Hamilton, at the Cen- chase system, found he could not
tra! Magistracy this morning, of meet the Instalments and pawned
Tam Ho, driver of private car No. the machine. The man, Ng Nam,
'for having 2668, on a summons 37. WILS charged before Mr.
moving N.R.A. Working in Macfadyen in the Central Police Fart in a transaction to transfer overtaken and passed
Court this morning with unlawful possession of a four-year-old girl. vehicle in the controlled area in
Chan Nul, lins to Nul, Lo Yue Caine Rond. pawning.
hing (38), a shop employee. of Nethat defendant overtook a bus be Trafic Inspector Nicol stated Detective-Sergeant McRobble Man ling Lane, and a widow, stated that defendant had fallen Lau Lin (60) of No. 18 Mau Lamtween Ladder Street and Hospital shart by $43.20. He had paid $124 Street, appeared before Mr. Hamil-Road, and Mr. Salter, who was Central Magistracy driving in the opposite direction, the itaiment total of $167.ton, at the
had to pull up to avoid a collision. He was willing to pay the amount this morning. due and the police were not press-
Both defentiants pleaded not
Mr. Salter said he considered It
Ing the case,
guilty to the charge and hearing a particularly dangerous case, be- of the case was fixed for Tuesday at cause defendant approached on a 3.15 p.m.
bend and on the wrong side of Sub-Inspector Fraser, of the the hus. Defendant made no at- S.C.A., suid the girl who was the tempt to pull sp. and left it to subject of the charge was the witness to jam on his brakes to adopted daughter of the complain-avoid a collision.
was being kept by la nt, whe
Mr. Hamilton imposed a fine of On May 14, complain- $10, and thanked Mr. Salter for Yue-hing. ant met Lo carrying the child having reported the incident, re- about 7 a.m., and asked him where marking that he wished more he was taking her. Lo said he people would report such cases. was taking her for ten.
About
Wong Ching-kuen, of St. John's 2.30 p.m., complainant again met Hall, University, was fined $10 for Lo with the child, in the shop, his second offence of carrying and again asked him where he passenger on the rear seat of his was taking the child, and he re- motor eyele No. 170, which was piled he was taking the child for not quite secure. ten. The following day, com- plainant made a report that the child was missing, and that she | suspected she had been kidnapped.
Washington, May 17. President Roosevelt one' year
Mr. J. M. D'Almada Remedios, ago to-day sent to Congress the
behalf of the special message asking "machinery who appeared on necessary for a great co-operative owner of the machine, stated that
which led
defendant's to the the movement,'
guarantor had organisation of the National Re- gone bankrupt. covery Administration,
The anniversary finds the coun- try far-advanced toward the re-
the organisation of
national economy on the basis of self- governing industrial units, with
was bound over. Defendant special clause being added that if the $43 is not repaid, it was to be regarderi as a breach of the bond.
more than 300 "codes of fair NO PERMIT FOR
competition" already in operation, affecting approximately 90 per cent. of Industry.
The National Industrial Re- covery Act was signed by the Pre- sident on June 16, 1933, with an Presidential do- accompanying claration that history would pro- bably record it as the most im- portant and far-reaching legisla ilon ever enacted by the American Congress.
SUPREME EFFORT.
ENTERTAINMENT
SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID
third
When police raided the floor of No. 252 Queen's Rand East they found 120 people, in- cluding a number of actors, and
Actressess:
ALLEGED TRANSACTION. Inquiries revealed that about a week ago Lo approached another! man, a witness in the case, and asked him whether he could find a As a result.
Wong Tak-ming person who would adopt the child. "It represents a suprente effort
appeared before Mr. Hamilton in This witness got into touch with to stabilise for all time the many
who, in turn, got factors which make for the prose Central Magistracy this mor- another man, perits of the nation and the ing charged that on May 16, and into touch with second defendant. various dates previously, he car On May 14, the child was taken to American stan- preservation of
rleil on public entertainment second defendant's house. and dards," the President said.
The act included a provision without a permit from the S.C.A.there the sum of $45 was asked, He was also charged with keeping later being reduced to $38. It that it should expire two years after date of enaciment, or sooner or using the flour for a public was agreed that she pay $10 firat and the remainder of the money on another day.
The child, said Sub-Inspector | Fraser,
presented to complainant when she was seven days old for $10.
The rat defendant was on hail of $100 and second defendant on $50.
if the President by proclamation entertainment without a licence.
A line of 350, or one mouth's lard labour, was imposed on each charge.
or Congress by joint resolution should declare the national econo. mle emergency at an end. This provision was tantamount to Det-Inspector Murphy, of the cognition that the net was in the S.C.A.. prosecuted.
re-
nature of a vast experiment. of which the desirability of perman- enco was to be demonstrated by experience. with eventual judgment by Congress.
TASK ACCOMPLISHED.
was
BAIL TOO SMALL, `
A loss
tho
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Mr. Hamilton warned defendant that he must not do this, as this was the sort of thing which some- times resulted in a death inquiry. Bekides, he had exutioned him only three days ago for a similar offence.
Defendant remarked that this
fence was committed before the
previous “aummons.
SMALL HOLDINGS
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Ray Noble and 1is Orchestra, Vecal Gems-The Cat and The Fiddle. Light Opera Company, Fox Trot--It's only a Paper Moon, Fox Trot-Night Owl.
Paul Whitemnt and Hls, Orchestra, Song-Why Can't this Night go on
Forever? Song-Farewell to Arms.
Charles Carlisle (Tenor), 8.18.9 p.m. Scheherezade-Symphonic Suite
Rimsky-Koraskew Op. 35). Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra directed by Leopold Stokowek!. 1st Movement The Sex and The
Vessel of Sinbad.
2nd Movement-The Tale of the
Prince Kalender. 3rd Movement--The Young Prince and The Young Princess. 4th Movement The Festival
at Bagdad. 4th Movement-The Vensel is
Wrecked. 0-9.20 p.m. From the Studio.. A Recital from "La Bohemo”
(Puccini) by Miss Mario do Osma (Dramatic Soprano). Programme.
1. Vals de Muzeta.
Quando me, en'vo Roletta.
2. Solo de Mirn).
3. Addio de Mimi, Donde lieta uscì ai tuo erilo d'amore,
9.20-9.30 p.m.
Si mi chiamano Mimi.
Memories of Johann Strauss
(arr. Willoughby).
J. 1. Squire Celeste Octet 0.30-10 p.m. From the Studio. Pianoforte Recital by Luha Shaf-
Lain.
Programme.
1. Sonata No. 2.......Scarlatti. 2. Sonata No. 2. 3: Menuetto.
Haydn. Mozart.
4. Sonata No. 10 (1st Movement). Boathoven.
6. Sonata la F Sharp (1st
Movement)........Brahms. 10-10.30 p.m. Light Orchestral Selections. Overture Light Cavalry (Suppo).
New Light Symphony Orchestra.
Wives of Windsor (Nicolai).
Victor Symphony Orchestra. Egmont Overture (Beethoven).
Now Light Symphony Orchestra. Poet and Pensant Overturo (Suppe). Percy Pitt and Augmented Orch. 10.30 p.m. Regby Mid-Day Press News
London, May 17. The Minister of Agriculture. Mr. Walter Elliot, stated in the Com- mons to-day that if a Small Hol- dings Association for England and Wales were formed. to provide as an experiment, holdings for sult- able unemployed, the Government re-gramme, it is necessary to keep in
would contribute up to £60,000 mind that it continues to depend primarily upon prices and markets) Mr. Itamilton remarked that he annually for three years on the to perform their
customary was utterly at
to under-basis of £1 to every £2 raised from functions," this publication, (re-stand why they were let out on non-State sources by the Associa-Merry Although the most urgent pur presenting the conclusions of four such small bail as $100 and $60.tion. pose of the National Recovery prominent economisis) state. Sub-Inspector Fraser said it le mentioned that 1,000 acres of scheme has Administration WRES to provide employment by encouraging shor "In a capitalistic economy pro-was on the orders of Mr. K. Keen, ground for such a
Stewart.British Wireless. ter workdays
increased duction is conditioned by demand; the Assistant to the Secretary of been promised by Mr. Malcolm average hourly wages, the ultimate and costa as they make themselves Chinese Affairs.
It is the Mr. Hamilton requested Mr. economic effects of the programme felt through markets,
As a result, Mr. Hamilton rest more particularly upon the function of prices to guide pro-Fraser to telephone and ask Mr. bers.
fixed the bail for first defendant effect the Keen to attend Court. codification of industry. This has ductive activity:
Later Mr. Keen arrived in Court, at $1,000 and second defendant been in large degree accomplished, allocation of resources to and there is a widespread public making of one kind of goods or and saw. Mr. Hamilton in clam-nt $500, inquiry As to what practical another; and to mediate the pro- benefits have been derived. Con- cess
ami
the
of determining incomes.
sequently, the N.R.A. programme Prices develop into. a highly com.
view.
is to-day occasioning much re-plex pattern of relationships; continuous readjustments make; The Republic
In goods move, districts represent the
many
candidates
N.R.A. as involving an excessive
HUMAN PREJUDICE.
onezoachment of the Government "The N.R.A. has introduced no
Into the domain of private,bun-co-ordinated adjustment of rela
.лess.
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN
SOME SMACK OF AGE IN YOU, SOME BELISH OF THE SALTNESS OF TIME. -Shakespeare.
BRIEF
10.33 p... Close Down.
SILK THEFT
EMPLOYER'S PLEA FOR PARDON
Pardon for the accused was sought by the master of the Wah Cheong silk shop in the Central Police Court this morning, when his foki, Chau Kwai, 19, was charg- ed before Mr. Macfadyen with the theft of silk.
Chinese youth was charged in the Juvenile Court this morning before Mr. Macfadyen with assaulting an- ather youth. It is alleged that the defendant throw a pot of boiling water over the other lad, who is still in Temanded According to a circular posted at hospital. Defendant was tive prices. It has placed before Pollco Headquarters, Tam Lan-yu, of for one week in the Romand Home. In Industrial sections, however, producers no incentives except Canton, is wanted for murder com-
Tho caso in which Li San WEB Dot-Sergt. McRobbie, prosecut- N.R.A. Anda partisan support as those that exist in markets. Since mitted on March 27 lust, at No. 28 the result of its recognition of it undertakes frankly to operate Passage, 607 Avenue Joffre, Shanghal. charged with
He is stated to be 25 years of age cowherd at Castle Peak was concluded ing, stated, the defendant was ar "collective bargaining."
within a proas economy, its pre-and is being sought by the Director at the Criminal Sesalons yesterday af- rested yesterday morning in the Although the N.R.A. programme blems of necessity contro upon of Police Service of the French Con- ternoon, when the jury found accused Ki Sang Pawnshop attempting to has frequently been described an
of costs and prices. questiona
Shanghal. A reward of guilty of manslaughter. The Chief pawn the cloth. Questioned by n "revolutionary,
ry, the courts have
These
consideratione
A in
Justico passed sentence of seven years' detective, he stated that his master hard labour, and complimented Mr had given him the silk, but this sustained its constitutionality, and
sense both state the limitations
Tycho Wing on his handling of the was found to be untrue. competent economists usually con- eede that its operations thus far upon the work of the N.R.A. and define its strictly economie pro-
care for the accused.
cession in $500 is being offered.
the murder of a
.
Charged before Mr. Hamilton, at the
The master, in ovidence, said are within the scope of capiallat bloms. The more subtle problems Central Magistracy this morning, with
Remanded from yesterday on a defendant had worked for two very obedient economy and the profit system of human prejudice, conflicting having imported, 2,130 Chinese copper This low finds authoritative ex-private interests, and political coins without a manifast, on board charge of matching a handbag from years and was a pression in the publication of the Institute of Economics of Brook pressure are of a different order. the steamer Kong Ning, Ho Hung. & Mrs. Gonsales in Connaught Road servant. He might have don The two sets of problems are, how cook, was fined $100 or two months' Central, Li Tak was sentenced to six this on the spur of the moment. Inga Institution.
ever, intertwined, since the econo-imprisonment chan Flag-woon was months' hard labour with six strokes and I hope your Worship will also charged with having exported of the birch by Mr. Macfadyen in the mie policies adopted largely define twelve bundles of piece goods without Central Police Court this morning. parden him," he added,
Defendant was bound over in a affected-United On going to Macao, and was fined ant was an old lady, but no violence bond of $50 for a period of six
$100, or two months' imprisonment.
ECONOMISTS" VIEW,
the prejudices and private intera manifest on board the teamer Wing Inspector James stated the complain-
In the face of the innovationsenta which are Introduced by the N.R.A. pro- press.
was occasioned in the theft.
months.
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