1934-08-09 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG: TELEGRAPH.. THURSDAY, AUGUST

THE EX-EMPRESS ZITA'S BID FOR RESTORATION IN AUSTRIA

'Steenockerxell Castle, near Brus sols, the Belgian home of the ox- Empress Zita.

PREMIER LEAVES NOVA SCOTIA

REVIVAL OF EFFORT BY

LEGITIMISTS

FREQUENT COURIERS BETWEEN

VIENNA AND BELGIUM

ARCHDUKE OTTO AND IL DUCE

Paris, Aug. 8.

While there is reason to believe that couriers be- tween Steenockerzell Castle, near Brussels, and Royalist sympathisers in Austria, have been more frequent in the last week or two, there is little truth in many of the... rumours that have been floated concerning the activities of the ex-Empress Zita.

Her ambitions to secure a Restoration and to place the Archduke. Otto on the throne have been encouraged by events, but according to the Brussels correspondent of Le Temps, contrary to a recent report, the ex- Empress has not left Belgium.

DEPARTURE FOR ITALY DENIED

CHEERING CROWD TO It will be recalled that a few particularly encouraged by the

SEE HIM OFF

days ago it was reported that appointment of Dr. Schuschnigg. Signor Mussolint was more friend- of known Royalist sympathies, as ly disposed to the prospect of the Chancellor. Sydney, Nova Scotin, Aux, B. To the strains of "Auld Lang

restoration of the Monarchy in They have been in frequent gom- Syno," a

Austria and that the ex-Empress, munication with the Archduke cheering crowd bade Inrewell to Mr. Ramsay Mac-together with the Archduke Otto, Eugen and with Dr. Wiener, the Donald and his daughter, Miss claimant to the throne, kad left for head of the Legitimist Organisa Ishbel, when they left, aboard Italy in the hope of securing his tions. the cruiser Dragon for St. John's, positive support for the Royalist EX-Empress Zita, who is the real Newfoundland.

It is

that understood

the Premier, who is looking extremely well, will stay in Newfoundland for several days.

Before leaving Nova Scotia, he thanked the Canadians for en- abling him to enjoy a quiet and carefree holiday.---Reuter.

London. Aug. 8. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, who has been on i health holiday In Canada, left this morning for Nowfoundland, where he intends to stay for six wecks. in a farewell message to Canada, 3r. MneDonald

stated he had found the reat which ha hae sought in the countryside in ample measure and regretted that he was unable to remain longer. He addled, that he had greatly bene fited in hoalth.-British Wirelcas.

BRITONS

EATING

MORE FRUIT

RECORDS ESTABLISHED

LAST YEAR

London, Aug. 8. A record in imports of fruit last year, mainly due to exceptionally heavy supplies of oranges received is reported, and a survey by the Imperial Economic Conference entimates the apparent consumption head in the United Kingdom for per the year at 88.6 lbs.

The previous recordl WIR established in 1980, when the average consumption was 85 lbs. per end.

The year's imports of fresh fruit from Empire sources, representing 40 cent, of the total, reached a new high level of 12,125,000 cwt., ex- ceeding by 1,500,000 evt. the pre- vious record established in 1932.- British Wireless.

movement.

The Archduke Otto.

1934.

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7 pm Closing Local Stock Quota-. tiona. London and New York Stock and Commodity Quotations. 7.08-7.10 p.m. Varlely: Vocal-Florrie Forde Old Time

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(1) Wagon Wheels.

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0.30 p.m. Reuter Press Buliction, London I p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations.

10.30 p.m. Reuter Prons Bulletins.

head of the family, is now conduct NULLAH OUTRAGE Rugby Mid-day Press News, Further

It is, indeed, learned that while ing negotiations in the hope of the youthful Archduke is still at{obtaining Otto's restoration.- Steenockerzell with his mother, be Kenter. may leave for Italy at the entr August.

NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING..

Le Temps indicates that the ex- Empress Zita and Otto have been closely watching events in Austria in the past fortnight and

are

WOMAN MAY BE PARDONED

MAN'S CHIVALROUS ADMISSION

રી

PATIENCE RUN OUT

AUSTRIA WARNS NAZIS

MEMORIAL TO DOLLFUSS

Vienna, Aug. 8.

FURTHER EVIDENCE-

THIS MORNING

Hui Wing-hong, an employee of the N. A. A. F. I., continued his evidence in the nullah outrage ense before Mr. Hamilton, at the Central Magistracy this morning.

Witness said that after he had heen washed off his feet a second time, he took off his shoes, and eventually managed to scramble out of the water.

He then ran down the nullah, and caught hold of the girl just outside the mouth of the tunnel. He was again nin swept off his feet, and the both of them were washed Inside the tunnel. He recovered his feet at

A warning that ruthless men- the first grating, and carried the When Li Tak was charged, be įsures will be adopted in the girl to safety. At that moment fore Mr. Hamilton, at the, Central event of further Nâzī activities | ne saw two people being washed | Magistracy titie morning, with in Austria was given by Prince past them, and the girl called out, having imported prepared opium von Starhembers, the chief of "My brother!" He than realised into the Colony, it was revealed by the Heimwehr, to-day.

that one of them was a little Eur- Revenue Officer Grimmilt that

The mon beyond the frontier upean boy, but he did not see who woman, Tam Kwai, who had been must understand that Austria's the other was. Leaving the gir! fined $5,000, or twelve months patience has run out and that the where she was, he ran down, but imprisonment, for possession of 48 sume methods may be applied to did not notice the two people again taels of prepared opium about two them as they have used against and it was quite dark in the tunnel, and a half months ago, had in us," declared Prince von Starhem- e returned, anel RIW two fact been given the opium by "Liberg, outlining the Government's Europeans taking the little girl Tak to carry.

polley.

out.

Mr. Grimmitt said Li Tak came forward yesterday, and admitted having given the opium to the wo man to bring to longkong.

The warning waa issued at a great open air meeting, which was attended by over three hundred thousand people, and which was organised as a memorial to the late Dr. Dollfuss.

Mr. F. X. D'Almada (jur), ap peared on behalf of Tak Kwal and Mr. C. E. Lowe for Li Tak. Dr. Schuschnigg, the new Chan. Mr. Hamilton told Mr. D'Almada cellor, who also addressed the that he would forward a recom-gathering, said that the Govern mendation for the woman's pardonment could not make peace with to the Government as carly the murderers of Dr. Dollfuss, but possible.

It extended a hand to all patriotic workers.-Reuter,

as

than allow her to be punished for the offence.

Mr. Lowe pleaded guilty on be half on Li Tak, and in extentration sald defendant had been paid $20 to bring the opium into the Colony, and be had landed the opium to Mr. Hamilton remarked that he the woman. On finding out that would take into consideration the the woman had been convicted, Li¦ plea, and would fue the Tak had come back from the coun- $1,000, or nine months' hard HEAVY EXPORTS OF [ry of his own free will, rather labour.

SILVER

RECORD SHIPMENTS

FROM SHANGHAI

Shanghai Aug. 9. Since the American Government began its allver buying pro gramme, anxiety has been caused 08 consequence of the big in- crease in silver exports. Accord- ing to current financial returns. Shanghai's exports of silver for July amounted to more than $20, 000,000, which is a record. for many years.-Central News.

UNIFICATION OF CHINA

NANKING STILL PRESSING HU HAN-MIN

Nanking, Aug. 9.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

THE GOOD NEED YEAR NO LAW;)

MAN'S AWE.-Beu Jonzon.

IT IS HIS SAFETY, AND THE BAD

An apprentice blacksmith, who rode a bicycle in Jervois Street with his

MBC

Replying to Mr. R. C. li. Lim who in defending, witness said that when he pulled the girl out she was wearing a pair of leather shoes,

OTHER EVIDENCE.

The rest of the evidence was of formal character. Lo Fong, an ambulance attendant, deposed to having takes accused to hospital, while Wong Kam, a the detective, deposed to having gone

London Stock and Commodity Quoia. tlons, Followed by New York Önen- ing Quotation.

10.40 p.m. Close Down.

ZEK PROGRAMME.

8.30-19 p.m. European Recorded Programme from ZEK on a frequency of 640 kc's.

8.30-9.08 p.m. A Concert, 'Cello Solo Tarantello (Popper,

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'Cello Sato-Adagiettä (Bizel,

arr. Squire).

W. H. Squire. Song Twilight (Morris Hamilton). Song-My Little Nest of Heavenly

Blue (Lehur).

Maria Jeritza (Soprano), Pianoforte Solo--Berceuse (Chopin). Pianoforte Sclo-linuetto from

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Ignaz Friedman.

Rhymer) (Loewe, Op. 116). Ivar Andreen (Bass). Violin · Solo-La Clochette

(Paganini).

Violin Solo The Dance of the

Goblins (Bazzini). Alfredo Rode.

9.08-9.30 p.m. Orchestral. Fugue in G Minor (The "Little"

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Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphin Symphony

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Les Preludes-Symphonie Poeni

(LAZE).

London Symphony Orchestra

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Quotations

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Orchestra.

Maria Elsener and Martin

Krumer with Chorus and

Music in the Air (Kern).

Light Opera Company. 9.52-10 p.m. Memories of Chopin to the Swatow Drawn Works Com-farr. Willoughby) played by the J. H.

Squire Celeste Octet. ceived from Na Ylek-mel a rattan pany on June 23, and there re- 10 pan. Closo. Down basket, said to belong to defen- dant. basket he found three letters.

Among other things in the Sergeant T. R. Hunter also cor- roborated, this evidence, after which the hearing was adjourned till this afternoon.

The defendant, Ng Lol-yuon, alice Ng Yick-lam alias Ng Yick- san, unemployed, is being charged

by with the wilful murder of

Severe injuries were received Chan Shi, when he fell on the at Taihang Road. He was removed to the hospital.

odd

Attempting to alight on the wharf before the river steamer. Tai Lee had

on June 22.

ARRESTED

AFTER

ONE YEAR

PERJURY CHARGE

PREFERRED

Michael Pine, aged eight years, Yeuk-chi, alisa Leung Ka-kim, of Sought for over a year, Leung

Mr. J. A. Fraser, the Assistant No. 43 Village Road, first floor, Attorney General; instructed

WAB by

the

arrested on a warrant, and

feet on the crossbar, wns' ned $3 by docked last night, a male passenger conducting the prosecution while morning, charged with alleved

Mr. Macfadyen in the Central Police Court this morning.

Chan Pan, was injured and sent the Government Civil Hospital,

to

Mr. W. J. Lockhart Smith, the brought before Mr. Macfadyen in Assistant Crown Solicitor, ia

Central Police Court this

Mr. R. C. H. Lim, instructed by

in connection with an Mr. J. M. Hall, is appearing for, afdavit in the estate of Leung Kin, Suffering from the effects of im

Mr. Gearke Randall, former the defence..

i who died in 1928, leaving $112,000. the harbour from the Yaumati ferry of Messrs. Hall and Holts, Shanghai, mersion after arekdentally falling into manager of the furnishing department.

Mr. G. S. Ford appeared for the hout Man Lee, a man named Chan has been appointed acting Manager

defenco and stated that the de- fendant had always been stationed Wah, of Amoy Street, was sent to of the lengkong branch of Arts and The Government Civil Hospital yester-Crafts, Lid."

In Kai Kong. day,

tho

One case of diphtheria, five enses of Wong Tat-fook, 26, was fined $50, typhoid (one Imported) one death of or one month's hard labour in

de puerperal fever and 68 deaths from Kault, by Mr. Lee at the Kowloon tuberculosis were reported to Court this morning for stowing away local health authorities last week. On on the sa. Kumsung from Amoy Tuesday one ease of meningitis was] Je was found by the Third Officer, niso reported. Thiding in a latrine.

MANILA STOCK EXCHANGE

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The large number of Chincae Fritz shortly after, the close of alleged against the defendant that His Excellency Dr. Carlos Martins owners of public motor-cars doing the morning session of the Manila he claimed to be the only brother Pereira e Sousa, Brazilian Ambassador business in Kowloon and the main Stock Exchange are as follows:- and next-of-kin. Defendant was to Tokyo, with his wife and two land have written to the Chinese daughters were amongst the passen Chamber of Commerce, complaining

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