1934-07-26 — Page 26

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The Spirit of Annapolis

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BETTY FURNESS Directed by Christy Cabanne from the story by Frank Wead 'ond E. McGrew Willit

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FREE STATE SEQUEL TO FERRY Indian

DEBATED

IN LORDS

LORD HAILSHAM'S

COMMENTS

AN UNANSWERABLE CASE

London, July 25. Britain's policy towards the Irish Free State was the subject of an important de- bate in the House of Lords to-night.

INCIDENT

CAUTION IN CHEUNG

CHAU CASE ::

Three respectable Chinese, Tso!! Hin Chan Kwok-kuen and L Chung-po, appeared before Mr. Hamilton, at the Central Magis- tracy this morning, on a charge of disorderly conduct at the Cheung Chau ferry wharf.

Mr. F. H. Loneby appeared for the first two defendante, and Mr. P. H. Sin for Li Chung-po.

Sergeant Caus

Out

1934

KOWLOON DOG CASE

contradicting After repeatedly himself, an Indian Sergeant, giving ovidence in a dog summons before Mr. Wynne-Jones this morning, was ordered to stand down whilst the summons he had brought Mr. Loseby said his clients, with against Mrs. Sanchez, of 292 Prince some ten others, were going on the Edward Roa3, for allegedly allow- Cheung. Chau ferry on a picnic.ing her dog to be at large without The ferry was coaling, and they a muzzle, was dismissed. went to the end of the wharf. It was what may be termed a Somebody objected to their pre-"border-line" case, with the owner sence there, and trouble arose. insisting that her pet was on the He (Mr. Loseby) was asking that right side, of the gate, and the The House paid particular at the case be withdrawn, as both policerman swearing on oath that it tention to Mr. de Valera's recent Mr. Sin and himself would be was fairly out on the roadway. statements in the Dall Eirrean satisfied. The police, too, would

When the animat ran back into the proper the house, he continued, he fol- declaring that the Free State is agree, that this was determined not

course to take, to observe the

lowed it into the house.. Anglo-Irish Treaty or to recognise

Inspector Hourihan asked that defendants, be bound over. any obligation to Britain.

Mr. Sin said his client was the Parliamentary discussions, sald secretary of the Hongkong New Witness then said that he meant Lord Hallsham In reply to the Territorien Ferry Company. While, "house" to include the grounds, debate, were not calculated to he was at the forry the other which, he said, was as far as he effect a peaceful settlement: defendants came and abused him.got.

The United Kingdom consider. ed, he said, that it had an un- answerable case and the Govern

Mr. Wynne-Jones:-You wont Into the house without anybody's permission?

He' submitted that a caution would When next he said that he saw meet the case.

a houseboy "In the kitchen", ho was Inspector Hourihan agreed that reminded of his previous statement, ment were quite willing to submit (defendants be admonished, and and corrected himself again by say it to any impartial Imperial Mr. Hamilton accordingly did so, ing that he meant to say he saw the tribunal.

remarking that it seemed a small houseboy "In the direction of the affair.

kitchen"

MCDERMOTT'S LETTER,

As regards Mr. McDermott's letter published in The Times, Lord Hailsham reiterated the de- claration of the Imperial Confer- ence regarding Dominion status and the autonomous rights of the members of the Commonwealth.

The Government could not ac- cept unilateral repudiation, he pointed out.-Router,

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