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KIPPAX IN HOSPITAL

· AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM EXAMINED

BACKS TO THE WALL

London, July 9.- Australia

are fighting with their backs to the wall to avoid defeat in the Third Test.

To avoid a follow-on, their Arat innings must realise 478 runa and although their batsmen fought atubbornly to ranch this meore yesterday, they were still 65 runs abort at the close of play, with two wickets to fall,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1934,

THREE EUROPEANS

CAUTIONED

CHARGED WITH.... TRAFFIC OFFENCES

A. G. Plovanol, manager of the Peninsula Hotel, was caution- ed by Mr. Hamilton at the Central Magistracy this morning, on

ummons for having failed to

keep to the left hand side of the road when rounding the bend al the junction of Stubbs Rond "and Morrison Hill Road on June 23,

HICKMAN TRIAL

ACCUSED TO GIVE

EVIDENCE

SAN FRANCISCO SENSATION

(Special to "Talograph”)

(Dy Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphio Mom 聯。 Ordinonor, ZANI, Brontend JOIN

| Traffic Inspector. Nicol stated that defendant come down Stubbs Road and turned into Morrison, 19.18 Pute Gap Rond. Ho rounded the bend on the off side, and Mr. R. P. Edwards, who was driving from east to west along Queen's Road East, was forced to get into the footpath to avoid a collision.

San Francisco, July 9, The immense public interest excited by the trial of Millard Hicitman, charged with the last murder of Louise Jeppesen, was revealed by the packed galleries and the hundreds outside unable to gain admittance.

The selection of the jurors for fore Judge Lyle Jacks, has started. the trial, which is being heard be-

THE OUTLOOK IN AMERICA

FEAR OF HIGHER

LIVING COSTS

Washington, July D

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

TO-NIGHT

It is expected that 'the N.R.A Administration will be remodelled.

The Federal Service Rollef Cor-| CONCERT FROM THE STUDIO poration will buy during July, 3,000,000 yards of cotton ticking, as part of their intended ultimate total of 20,000,000 purchase of yards. They will also buy 250,000

bales of cotton.

the

Are CX-

4

Substantial advance prices of commoditles pected, but there la a foar that this will cause a too rapid riso in creating sorious living costs, social unrest.

Now silver certificates will be designated an legal tender as well as other paper money. It will be possible to issue certinentes against bullion since the certi-f flentes will not designate that a In the Treasury for the redemp silver dollar has been deposited

certificate but that

From ZBW on a wavelength of 956 motres:

4-7 pm Chinese 'Programme. 7-10.55 pm, European Programme, 7 pm. Closing Local Stock Quota- tions. London and Now York Ex- change and Commodity Quotations.

7.08-7.30 p.m. Pianoforte recital by Wilhelm Backhaus.

· Programme.

2. (a) Preludo and Study in C. 1. Waldesrauschen - (Lisxt).

Major, Chopin.

(b) Chromatic Study in Minór,

Chopin,

(c) Revolutionary Study, Op. 10,

No. 12, Chopin,

(d) Study in F Major, Chopla. 3. Naila-Waltz (Delibes).

4. Licbentraus (A Dream of Love)

(Liszt).

Defendant said the traffic lights were in his favour. The road was wet, and he was driving a big car. Everything appears to depend road, he deliberately took the Seeing there was no traffic on the upon Chipperfield. In view of habend wide to avoid skidding. Mr. indisposition it had been decided

Edwards, who was driving a small that he would not bat to-day un-

car, apparently lost his head, and Jens un omergency arone. When aix wickets had fallen for 411 he started going across the road. He

Two further passed Mr. Edwards' car on the events and his movements of the Reserve system under Treasury The. Waltzing Doll (Poldin!). was called upon.

loft Ride. wickols were soon

lost, both to.

The attorney for the defence in-tion of the formed the court that Hickman the holder will be entitled to a would go into the witness box and dollar in silver for the certificate give evidence on oath regarding the hold."

A new, set-up of the Federal fatal evening.

control is expected to be recom- next sassion of Congress.-Star. Culbertsum and Fritz.

7.30.8 p.m. Light Orchestral, Light Cavalry-Overture (Suppa)

New Light Symphony Orchestra. At Dawning (Cadman)

E. Bathurst, of the Chinese The prosecution made it clear Verity, but Chipperfield, with the Maritime Customs, was cautioned that they intended to, demand sen- mended by the Treasury at the Drury Lana Memories

assistanco of O'Rollly, played out time. Only Wall has still to go in.

A VERITY WICKET? The play after tes suggested that the pitch was developing In- to a Verity wicket and if this be lief is borne out to-day, the Aus tralians must regard themselvan as definitely up against it.

on a summoun for having driventence of death. private car No. 2199 in Magazine: Gap Rond, which is closed to traffic without permission.

THE CHARGE.

..

1. C. M. Stark, driver of private | Hickman, 40 years of age, is car No. 2700, was also cautioned charged with the murder of Louise for having driven down Wyndham | Jeppesen, A 23-year-old school Street, which is closed to traffle, teacher. The violated corpse was without permission. Defendani found in a tunnel in Golden Gate

Park came up Wellington Street, and

on Sunday morning, May 13. Another shock hna been ad-

The victim had been criminally ministered by a serious develop-turned into Wyndham Street.

attacked after a drinking party during which she "passed out.” She had arrived in San Francisco from Utah only two months before her death and slipped readily into a gay life..

ment in the illness of Kippax. Benter reports that he has been sent to hospital suffering from tonsilitis and that swabs have the been taken of the throata of

entire Australian team.

ལ་།,

POLISH WOMAN

DEPORTED

The prosecution alleges that Mian Jeppesen was left in Hick LARWOOD GIVES AN FROM CANTON WITH man's flat by other members of the party, that Hickman and the girl OUT PASSPORT INTERVIEW

left together at 3 a.m. and that Leokaja Matusink, aged 36 she was never again scen alive. yeurs,

Polish woman, was

"Time Public Knew The Truth"

"It is time the public knew the truth," says Harold Larwood, the England and Nottinghamshire fast bowler, in an exclusive statement In the Sunday Express.

T

charged before Mr. Hamilton, at the Central Magistracy this morn ing, with having entered the Colony without a valid passport on or about July 6.

The defence rests upon an alibi in the evidence of another girl of the party, a Miss McKay who says that Hickman telephoned her and spent the night with her, calling at her flat at the time the crime in believed Detective Sergeant Mottram to have been committed-United sale defendant's passport was Press. examined when she came to re- gister yesterday morning. It was come from

"I have definitely made up my mind not play against the Austra- llans in any tests. I doubt if I shall ever play against the Austra- llans again, at least in big cricket.

138 not aware of the ro- "I have not forgotten that two

gulations. The visa rules were years ngo Woodfull said there are tyg terms playing and one. is not well-known to foreigners in Chinos Defendant was living at No. 21 has cricket. Woodfull playing never taken back that statement. Lock Road, which was a boarding which was a direct thrust at Jar-home run by Mr. Lanopart. dine and myself.

found she did not have à visa. WORN BY LABOURS. She stated he had Canton on a visit to a friend, and

The M.C.C. Have given way to political or other influences, which were determined at all costs to placate Australia and conveniently forget how we won the last series of tents.

SELECTORS' PLANS.

"I heard I wia not to be played

MAHATMA GANDHI NEAR A BREAK-DOWN

New Light Symphony Orchestra.

Regal Cinema Orchestra Noel Coward Medley

The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra.

A pim-Local Time and Weather Report.

CORPORAL DIES IN Stuart Robertson (Baritone).

HOSPITAL

MILITARY

HONOURS

AT FUNERAL

8.03-8.10 p. Two Songs by (a) Myself when Young (le a

Persian Garden) (Ichmann), (b) Silent Noon (Vaughan Wil

liams).

A.10-8.25 p.m.-From the Studio. Mr. R. Abbit will discuss the play of the 1st Three days of the current Test Match.

8.45-0

p.m.

The death occurred at the 8.20-8.40 p.m. (Approx.) A Relay Military Hospital yesterday

of from Daventry, (Should Reception Lance Corporal Herbert North prove Satisfactory).

An Eyewitness Account of this the 2nd. Battn. Worcestershire Morning's Play in the Third Test Regiment. The deceased W Match by Howard Marshall. Relayed brought subore here about five fron. Old Trafford Cricket Ground, weeks ago when bound for Home, Manchester.

Victor Herbert's seriously ill, and was admitted to hospital. Despite all that could Melodies played by the Victor Salon be done for him.. he gradually iroup and Concert Orchestra' directed grew worse and passed away by Nathaniel Shilkret. yesterday. The funeral with fall All Sweet Blystery of Life-'Neath military honours took place at the Protestant Cemetery, Happy Valley, yesterday evening, Rev. H. C. Davies, M.C.. M.A.. Chaplain to the Forces, officiating. The escort of 60 rank and file, the firing party and the Band druns, the latter draped in black, of the South Wales Borderers were under the command of L. T. H. S. Gelletly

the

Wreaths were sent by His Ex- cellency the G.O.C., Major General 0. C. Borrett, C.B., CAÍ.G., C.R.E,, D.S.O., Lt. Col. J. H. Pelly, Officer Battalion Commanding the 2nd

the Southern Moon-I'm failing in Love with someone-Italian Street Song (from "Naughty Marietta") Klas Me Again (Crom "Mille. Mediste") Gypsy Love Song Romany Life (Czardas) (from "The Fortune Teller")-Badinage. 9-9.30 p.m. Bond Selections. Marche Slav (Tchaikowsky)

Regimental Band of H. M.

Grenadier Guards. Reminiscences of Scotland. (arr.

Godfrey)-

The Band Guards. The Funeral March of a Marionette

(Gounod),

of H.DI. Coldstream

The B.B.C. Wireless Military

Bond.

Duthoit)

The Regimental Band of H.M.

Grenadier Guarda.

Lahore, July 9. The health of Mahatma Gandhi, champion of the lower classes of India in their long struggle for the Worcestershire Regiment and The prosecuting officer also recognition as a political force, is All Ranks of the South Wales Nautical Moments (arr. Winter & stated he had been instructed by perilously near the breaking-point. Borderers and the Corporals of the

Scott, Assistant Superin- Mr.

His health has been impaired South Wales Borderers. tendent of Police, to ask that an intterly by his strenuous work expulsion order-ho made against behalf of the depressed classes and according to his chief lieutenant defendant.

Defendant said she wanted to his condition is serious.

It may go to Shanghai instead of to necessitate a curtailment of the Canton.

programme in connection with Gandhi's forthcoming visit here.

1

Sergenut Mottram added that

in the first Test in any case. Ifthe. Empress of Russia was leav-! England could win

without me

then I would not be played at all. and that would plucate the people who feared cricket was going to burat the Empire."

"If I intended to play, I should certainly bowl leg theory. If the captain interfered with the disposi tion of my field I would refuse to bow! nny more and walk from the wicket. It ta, perhaps, just as well that it won't happen.

"If I was right in Australia must be right now. The M.C.C. are shilly-shallying, trying to be for and against leg theory at the same time.

not to

an

He might well collapse under the strain of the many ceremonies planned, it is felt.

ing on July 13, and Mr. Hamilton accordingly made an expulsion

Gandil's health was known to be order to come into affect from that date, and also imposed seriously affected by his last two It was thought nominal fine of $10 on defendant, hunger strikes. warning her

come back that he would not rally from his gain.

last long fast. But though his re- markable vitality survived the days Mr. Lews, of 26 Carnarvon Road, of starvation, it has noticably was fined $10 by Mr. Lee a the Kow. weakened. Reuter.

morning for Inon Magistracy this allowing his dog out Kimberley Road without a muzzle at 7:30 am

June 17..

in

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"The

Pump's Handle."-Without disclosing your identity, we have for warded your letter to "Mr. Penya."

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF "Jardine has been treated dis-

BELIEF CONSISTS IN ACCEPTING Į One case each of diphtheria and gracefully, because of the misguid- THE AFFIRMATIONS OF THE SOUL; typhoid were reported during the

IN DENYING THEM. Week-end.

not to Emerant.

BISHOP HALL IN SHAMEEN

DEDICATION OF A TABLET

Canton, July 9. 'The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hall took the Sunday services in Christ Church, Shumeen, yesterday. After the Holy Communion Service, he de dicated a tablet to Rev. C. I Blanchett who had been Vicar of the Church for many years and who died last year. The tablet was erected by some of his many

friends.

9.30 p.m. London 1 p.m. Stock & Commodity Quotations,

9.33-10.15 p.m. From the Studio A Concert arranged under the aus rices of the Hongkong Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

10.45 p.m. Rugby Mid-Day Press News Further Exchange & Com- medlly Quotations from London fol- lowed by New York Opening Quota- Hors.

.10.66 p.m. Close Down.

WATER LEVELS.

FOR WEST, NORTH AND

EAST RIVERS

11.5

7.2

7.0

North River at Samshui 7.3 East River at Sheklung

0.0

0.0

2.7

The River Comervancy Commission for Kwangtung Province notifies that the height of water in English foot In the West, North and East Rivors July 8 July 9 Bishop Hall gave a most interest is as follows: ing sermon at the 10.30 morning West River. at Shiching. 13.1 service on the frequent taking, of North River at Tsing-

name in vain. The the Lord's

yuen Church was better attended than usual, and those present hope that the Bishop will repeat his visit in the near future, when it is to be hoped that there will be an even better attendance."

Apart from the religious aspect, the Bishop is such a fine speaker and intellectual man that it is Two Chinese came to blows yester An attempt by Lai Fai, a destitute, really worth while going to hear day in Tai Fung Shan Street, when to end his life in the harbour yes- hito. It Is, morcever, refreshing to llaputing a gambling debt, ant one,terday, was frustrated by a prompt have something else to think of. Wong Sun, was sent to hospital with rescue effected by bontpeople. Thethan bridge, dinner parties and the a serious stab wound in the side which attempt was made from the Wanchai picturesOur Own Correspondent. may prove fatal,

Prays opposite Fleming Road.

ed desire of politicians not to ofTe UNBELIEF, ed desire of politicians

The Craigongower Cricket Club are offend the Australians who syuen!- ed, not because they were hurt, The Empra of Russia (from holding another what drive at the but because they could not make Manila) in due here at 7.30 am to Club un Saturday evening next, and rans against leg theory."

morrow and will berth at Koeloon members with their friends are Wharf.

heartily invited.

MISSIONARY DIES

IN CANTON ....

PASSING OF MR. P. W. in a collision with a moter-car in A fine of $1,000 or elx months, wai

ROBERTSON

Chatham Rond yesterday, a young imposed on Cheung Thi, aged 17, Chinese, Liu Slu, riding a bicycle, rattan shop foki, who was charged be was thrown off his sent and seriously foro Mr. Lee at the Kowloon Mugia

morning with being injured in the face and about the body, tracy thin

Canton, July 9.

LIQUOR

SMUGGLING

The death occurred on Friday fle was taken to the Kowloon Hospi- 'in possession of 80 taels gf row opium TWO. CANADIANS ON TRIAL

of Mr. Peter Walter Robertson, one

of the oldest missionurles in South China. He had been ailing

for several months following a

in

tal

R.G. Stott, of No.:1 Esrex Crescent,

in Nathan Road near Argyll Street yesterday.

AT SEATTLE

Scattle, July 9.

The Police Branch Ministering Children's League Whist Drive, which will be held at the Police Recreation Club at Happy Valley to-day, will

pm. sharp..' Ad-"- commence at 3.30 mission is $1, including afternoon tea,

ASPARAGUS

„Fantortja) Asparagus

or little onos

for house use:

hear all Stores.

n- The following weddings are was fined $3 by Mr. Leo, nt the Kow-

Two Canadians, Henry Relfel fall

he had some considerable teon Magistrney this morning for not nounced to take place shortly-Mr. the President of the Brewers and time ago. The funeral took place. Inking out a licence for lie dog Feng Shoa-tang, engineer, of 20. See Distillera of Vancouver, Limited. at the Macao Fort cemetery which was found in Cumberland Road Shu Street, Canton, and Miss Rose

George Reifel. wore Mr. Robertson will be very much on June 16 at 6.30 am. Defendant Tse of 13, King Kwong Street, Heng and his son missed by

by the many friends he had told the Court that the dog had since konfr. Tong Ilin-wa of 201, released under a $100,000 bond ilennessy Road, and MassChan Yuk each on a charge of smuggling Both Canadians, he been destroyed. Canion.

farge quanti arena of liquor into the [fun of, Tin Lok. Lane. and his wife, who were a meet

north-west devoted couple, came out to China When Wong Kan-po, unemployed,

The Government har unattached to any special mission, was charged before Mr. Hamilton, at Wong Kau, unamoloyed, was ken after the death of their only son, the Central Magistracy this morning, teneed to six months hard labour by brought a civil action against the Hamilton, at the Central defendants claiming $17,250,000 It had been the son's wish to come with the theft of three silver dollars Mr.

China to eng old people that

from No. 4 Belchera Street, ground Magistracy, this morning, for possers for alleged evasion of Custom dues in mis- floor, it was stated by Sergeant Fraser ion of three, rounds of gas pistol and Laxes- onary work, and the..

defendant and engaged a ammunition on the third floor of No,

Mr. Samuel Whittaker, Attornicy- thetafore took it upon themselves prostitute, and while she was away 35 Connaught Road Contral. Sub- to come out In his stand, In his from the cubicle stole the money from Inspector Murphy stated that Revenue General, who is in charge of the momory, Mr. Robortion was a drawers Ht. M. W. Lo appeared Officer Grimmitt found the ammunt case, states that it will serve as years of age. Much sympathy in for the defondant, and asked for cation in a basket belonging to defen- a warning to distillers all over the felt for the widow in her borenve- remand until to-morrow which was dant, when he was conducting a search world that the United States will mont-Our: Own Correspondent.

not tolerato smuggling-Reuter." granted,

for oplum.

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