1934-06-18 — Page 12

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MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1934.

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· END OF STRIKE

LONGSHOREMEN BACK AT

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San Francisco, June 16.

strike Longshoremen ́s.

PEIPING MURDER

EFFORTS TO ROUND UP BANDIT GANG

Peiping, June 16. Prompt steps are being taken to apprehend the robber who mur

American missionary,

The which has been paralysing the ship-dered the

ping services of the Pacific Coast Dr. 4. H. Ingram, at his summer since early Inst month, has been home at Shihchingshan. Western settled. announced Mr. Rossi, Hills, on Thursday.

Mayor of San Francisco to-day?

---- The----announcement

General Ho Ying-ching has of follow fered a reword-of-$2,000:

closely the sending of a personal General Yu Hauch-chung ins telegram asking fur President sent his secretary with a detach by Mr.ment of troops familiar with the Joseph Ryan, President of the district to search for. the outlaws,

Roosevelt's intervention

Longshoremen's Association.

is sald that the employers have recognised the Union, and both sides have agreed to a moltle ment of the dispute over certain enuployment agencies.

Troops, under the command of a Lieutenant, left for Shihchingahan District Magistrate and Mr. Whit- this morning, accompanied by the ney Young. Amerlean Tientsin.

Consul at

The funeral service for Mr. In- gram will be held at the Pelping Union Church on Monday after-

Swift ratification of the agree. mont by the workers is predicted. | non-Reuter, --Reuter.

A Stinging Indictment,

Pittsburgh, June 10.

Outrage Kecalled.

London, June 16. Mr. Charles Corkran, who was captured by bandits at Newchwang race-course. Manchuria, in 1982 i daughter of Captain and the late engaged to marry Molly, the only Mrs. Payne-Smith of London.

A stinging indletment of the American steelmasters was made by Mr. William II. Green, Pres dent of the American Federation of Labour, in a speech at the Conven- Renter tion of the Amalgamated Associi- tion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, here. yesterday.

"You have matched perhaps the Americn most powerful foe in --the steel companies, the mont domineering. autocratic, the most

the most dictatorial, and the most unreasonable group of employera in America," he declared.

"if you accept the plan your cause is won and your purpose achieral."

The keynote of the speech was that it was patriotic action that was needed, this time to promote industrial peace..

NAVAL CADETS

AMERICAN MIDSHIPMEN VISIT ENGLAND

London, June 18. Three hundred American Natal Cadets arrived in London to-day for week-end's sight-seeing.

They came from the United Stales Midshipmen's Practice Squadron, consisting of the battle. ships Wyoming and Arkans which yesterday reached Plymouth In the course of their practice erulae. The Convention adopted

A large programme of social amondmont to Mr. Green's plan, and sporting events has

benn stating that in the event of the arranged for the officers and men proposal being unacceptable to Pre- during their stay in Plymouth, Aldent Roosevelt and the Iron and and, later, other parties will visit Steel Institute, the officers would London, Oxford and the different be empowered to call a strike attacca of interest.-British Wire- any time they should determine.

Lest,

It is believed that Mr. Green 'Witness King's Departure.

Indicated that the strike should be

UX- When

deforced at least until June 30,

London; June 10. *| when the employee contracts

H.M. the King loft pire. He promised the unreserved Buckingham Palaco for Windsor support of the Federation of to-day, a large party of American; Labour in any necessary action to naval endeta were among the buye force recognition from the steel crowd witnessing his departure. companies.Reuter.

British Wireless,

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 2 and 3, Wyndham Street in the City of Victor! Hongkong:

WILL COMMIT MURDER. THE VENICE TALKS HURRICANE'S, TRAIL

HOTEL EMPLOYEES THREAT AGREEMENT STEP TO-TAIL-END OF SOUTH AMERI-

ON BEING GAOLED-

"I would much rather profer you

to sentence me to death, for when

WARDS PEACE?

Venice, June 17. Italians are confident that the I come out I am going to murder sompone," stated Leung Hing, 24, Venice Agreement will result in a coolie employed at the Hongkong decline of terrorism in Austria, Hotel; when he was sentenced to and are regarding it na a definite: four months' hard labour by Mr. step towards peace, and inimloal Macfadyen in the Central Police to the formation of blocs. Court on Saturday for the theft of one pillow cover, ono tray cover and one face towel, the property of his

|

in furtherance of the idea of personal contact, it is rumoured that 11 Duce is going to visit Itler

at his country home in Bavaria in July.-Reuter,

Opinions Divided,

Venlee, June 17.

A similar sentence was imposed on a widow, Chan King, on a charge of receiving the stolen property.

The complainant was Mr. A. G. Plovanell, manager of the Hong- There is some divergency of opinion as to the interpretation of

kong Hotel.

CAN DISTURBANCE

New Orleans, June 17. the sugar crops, has been done Serious damage, particularly to

here by a hurricane.

The disturbance is apparently the tail-end of the recent San Salvador tornado,

Numerous houses in the สมคร rounding towns and hamlola were and chimneys and unroofed, windows shattered.

Up to the present no fatalities have been reported.-Reuter..

Heavy Damage.

Now Orleans, June 16.

A hurricane hos lashed Eastern

Detective-ergt. T. J. Hemsley the Venice Agreement, for, while stated that largentea had been, oc-some Italians hold that Germany Louisiana, reaulting in heavy curring at the hotel for some time, will withdraw all her support damage to small towns.

On Information received from the from the Austrian Nazi movement, manager that the first defendant German circles are of the opinion

The blaat reached its highest

had been stealing towels, linen, etc., that this is subject to conditions, point when a wind of 75 miles an enquiries were made and it was which, though not specifled, un-hour was registered.-United PresÒ. found that Leung Hing. frequented doubtedly include recognition of No. 60 Wellington Street, an opium the Nazi movement. divan. A search was made and the property was found in a cubicle occupled by the widow. She stated that it was given to her by Leung Hing.

CHINESE AMBASSADOR

DR. W. W. YEN WANTS TO RESIGN MOSCOW POST

All eyes are turned to France, regarded as Il Duce's mouthpiece. hoping for some move from that The article further reveals that quarter to loosen the Disarmament | Soviet-German relations, which Conference deadlock. Reuter are "cold and almost hostile." Special

played an important part in the conversations,

French Comment

Paris, June 17.

The Soviet, because Germany The key to the whole question considers the Franco-Soviet net of security lies in Vienna, pecord-hostile, sent to Berlin, on the ere ing to the general trend of Press of the Venice meeting, a proposal comment on the Venice. Agres for the conclusion of an Oriental ment.

Locarno Paet, to be guaranteed by Le Petit Journal remarks that France, in which Poland, the Nanklag, June 17. bombs bursting in Vienna wi U.S.S.R., Czecho-Slovakia and Ger- Dr. W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambas-limit the scope of the Agreement; many would participate; but M. sador to Moscow, has tendered his while L'Oeuvre forecasts the entry | Litvinof, the Soviet Foreign resignation, which, however, has of one or twa moderate Nazis into Minister, at Berlin on June 13, was not been accepted by the Centrul the Austrian Cabinel--Renter given Germany's refusal, because Government.

Special

involved the policy of political blues.

ni the

He called on General Chiang Kai-Strained Soviet-German Relations shek yesterday afternoon

Signor Gayda adds that Ger- Central Military College and ex-

Rome, June 17.

many definitely considers that the plained to him the circumstances The Dictators' meeting in conclusion of the Disarmament which compelled him to resign. Venier was arranged on Hitler's Conference frees her from any General Chiang is reported to have initiative, according to an impor- prohibitive undertaking, thus leav persunded him to reconsider his tant article in the Giornate d'Italia, ing her free to arta according to resignation.--Central News Agency written by Signor Gayda, who is her defensive needs.-Reuter,

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