CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
25 WORDS $1.50 for 3 DAYS PREPAID 50 cents For Every Additional Day : Alternato Insertions 20% Extra.
If Not Prepaid a Booking Fee of 50 cents is Charged.
WANTED KNOWN
TO LET
COME to OUT
GRAND OPENING TO LET-"Cove Lawn," House No. airy. 92, 27 Souson Hill. Large and SALES at our
new premince Queen's Rond Central, valuable bar Garden and flush system. Not over- Rains all kinds of silics, Silk Goods. looket. Overlooking the sea. Lovely Premier Silk Palace, Opposite Central position. $200 and rates. Please write Market.
Blox No. 197, "Hongkong Telegraph."
LES CORSETS PARSIENS, Bras- sieres, Medical Belts, made to oriler and also ready-made, Alterations and repairs undertaken. ROLANDE SARRAULT, 5th Floor, Kayamally Building.
MOTOR LIGHTER FOR BALE-A Motor Lighter just overhauled. Tonunga gross C8.62 nett 37.34. For particular apply to Kwong Sang Hang. Id., Phone 28051.
COUNT THE
“TELEGRAPHS"
EVERYWHERE
HOTELS
AIRLIE HOTEL, 23-25, Nathan Road, Kowloon, under British ownership and management. 2 minutes Star Ferry. Every modern convenience. Excellent, eulsine. Special rates families, Tele- phone 57367.
CANTON AGENTS
for
the
Hongkong Telegraph.
WM. FARMER & CO.
Victoria Hotel Building. Shameen, Canton. Tel. 13501.
QULERO
THURSDAY
Big
Double Attraction
ON THE STAGE
The PALM TRIO
will thrill Hongkong with THEIR BAMBOO ACT
ON THE SCREEN
WILL ROGERS
in
"Mr. Skitch"
i{#*klnklil-“ki་3e1
They change so fast, there should be
a now picture at least once a year, for photographs of the children never grow up.
Make an appointment to-day. THE MING YUEN STUDIO 17, Queen's Road Central (First Floor! (Between the H.K. Hotel and Dairy Farm Store, Queen's Road C.)
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY,
ADDED ATTRACTION -
ENTERTAINMENT DURING THE EVENING by the
Clover Versatile American Sister Artistes MARYA and MARTA
At the
REPULSE BAY
HOTEL
ON
WEDNESDAY
3rd
OCTOBER
SPECIAL DINNER DANCE
For Table Reservations Phone 27775,
THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.
OCTOBER 2,
LOOK OUT
FOR THE
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE PICTURE PAINTING
a
COMPETITION.
You may wake up and find your- self Reynolds, a Millais, Raphael, or some famous artist even if you have never painted
pictures before. Children; Old and Young Folk! who have never painted or only painted a little, watch for parti- culars of this interesting com-
petition.
SHANGHAI FIGHT AGAINST OPIUM
Campaign Success Celebrated
Shanghal, Oct. 2.
1934.
A huge bonfire of oplum and reactionary propaganda рарега was bullt yesterday afternoon in compound behind the Sino-Japanese War Memorial Hall in the presence of large of offelats
PEAK ROAD DAMAGED BY LORRY
Driver Prosecuted By
Police Official
Mr. T. H. King, Deputy Inspec- tor General of Police, appeared as complainant in a traffic summons against Wong Ying-wai, driver of lorry No. 3098, summoned for having driven his lorry on Planta- tion Road, The Peak, which is a road closed to motor traffic, with- out a permit, before Mr. E. W. Hamilton, at the Central Magis tracy this morning.
Mak n, driver of lorry, No. 2818, was alta summoned for the same offence, and also for having enused damage to the road.
Mr. King said he thought there WAS genulno misunderstanding on the part of the two drivers, as they had been instructed to take manure to a house, but at the same time they were gravely ut fault in daring to go on that road. It was a very big risk for any driver without knowing where he was going on that rond.
Sanitary Inspector A. W. T. White, in the witness box, said he had given Instructions to the drivers that as soon as the wea ther permitted they were to get five tons of manure, up to the house as soon as possible. Usually, in such cases, when houseowners wanted manure, they furnished their own lorries, and the manure was taken up the road in baskets, but these two men did not know that..
Mr. Stevens, of the P.W.D., anld
LORD JUSTICE OF APPEAL
ADVOCATE OF STERILISATION?
PLAINSPOKEN JURIST
(Special to "Telegraph”)
(ny Telegraph, Copyright, Telepraphis Mea- sagre Orálenier, 189 Breckend, October 4.09 .m.j
London, Oct. 1.
Mr. Justice Roche has been appointed Lord Justice of Appeal, in succession to the late Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Scrutton, who served in that capacity from 1916 until his death a few weeks ago.
Mr. Justice Roche fa renowned for his forcible self-expression In matters of public interest.
On one occasion, dealing with a man's offence against a young girl, he declared: "There is little to be said for not sterilising or shutting up these feebleminded
early people Special
in life."-Router
CABARET GIRLS IN STREET FIGHT
(Continued from Page 1.)
Witness said she was certain the defendant struck the complainant
SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ. citizens, marking the success of the that damage to the extent of $40 first.
Investment bankers and brokers in securitics and commodities Daily New York and London Stock Exchange Service. Commodity Futures on the principal American markets
Members of:
Chicago Roard of Trade.
New York Cotton Exchange. Commodity Exchange, Inc.
(Silver, Rubber, Silk Copper, Hides and Tin). New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange,
Correspondents for Hayden, Stone & Co. Telephones: 30244, 30245, 50246,
Cable Address; Swanstock.
9, Queen's Road Central (Corner of Ice Houre Street).
RUBBER PRICES LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
campaign recently conducted by the Shanghai Chinese authorities against the opium evil and Com- munistic activities,
of
Mr. Wu Teh-chen, Mayor Shanghai, has declared that the Shanghai Municipal Government had executed the recently pro- mulgated anti-opium law to its full extent with the result that oplum dens were almost entirely eliminated in Shanghai, city.
An opium-addicts' sanatorium was established at Lunghua last July and since then no less than 700 cases have been succesfully treated. Central News.
SUDDEN CHANGE IN WEATHER
Shanghai, Oct. 2. The Inhabitants in the lower valley of the Yangtze River have been rather chilled since yesterday, as the weather has taken a sudden change, the mercury falling to be quotations (buyers) from Singapore low 70 degrees, being a difference of 19 degrees when compared with Sunday,
to-day for Raw Rubber:-
Spot Oct/Dec
23 fo down
1
24%
#
Jan/Mrch
25
3%
have
April/June
201
-Market:--Easier.
Messrs. Benjamin and Potts Teceived the following Straits-currency!
Shaving Cream
JAIN
Shaving Slick!
"4711" Shaving Stick ́"4711"Shaving Cream
richly lathering and faintly fragranced with "4711" Eau de Cologne. Will soften the most stubborn beard and much assist in ensuring an easy, clean removal.
A Man's Toilet Problems
will be easily solved by. "4711" genuine Eau de Cologne and Toiletries. dosh, of A generous "4711" in bath and wash bowl, its regular
4711.
The weather changed so suddenly that some people were caught un- rrepared and there is much suffer.
g-Central News.
"4711*Talcum Powder
Ideal after the shave, to soothe and to smooth the skin; a dusting powder rofreshingly perfumed with "4711". Eau Cologne.
do.
use after sports and exercise instantly re vives and Invigorates. Inhale it from the hand- kerchief, dab it on wrists and temples when tired-it keeps you fit' and fresh.
Genuine
4711 Cologne
Blue & Gold Label
had been caused to the rond.
Mr. Hamilton imposed a fine the summonses, of $10 each on and cautioned Mak Sin on the second Rummona, of
causing damage.
LADY SUMMONED.
Miss Bery! Fair was summoned for having driven private ear No. 2928 at a speed of 24 miles an hour through Whitfield controlled area on September 21.
R. A. P. Frambton, first-class stoker of the Royal Navy, stated that on September 19 he left the Saltors' Club at midnight and proceeded along Queen's Road East towards the Naval Dockyard, About 26 yards from the Warrant. Omcers' Mess he saw a black form come out from behind a pillar and a white woman lying on the road.
GRASPED BY NECK.
"I went up and separated themi, Mr. O. E. C. Marton appeared As I took hold of the defendient's for Miss Fair, and pleaded not wrist," said witness, "she let go her | guilty.
grasp on the complainant's neck. Hearing of the case was fixed Complainant had two deep abra-" for 11.30 a.m. on October 8.
sions on her left elbow. I took the Capt. D. B. Michell, of the complainant to the Dockyard gate Royal Artillery, was cautioned on to give her some first-aid dressing. 8 Hummons- for having caused but found there was none. obstruction by parking his car in "A sergeant of the motor, cycle Queen's Road Central, near the patrol, his number was A7, then Hongkong Hotel for seven minutes. came up and I told him what had Fred Chong, driver of private happened. He advised them to go car No. 721, was fined $10 for to the Police Station. Complainant having overtaken a moving vehicle then asked me if I would stand an on the near skle in Queen'a Ronda witness. I went with them to East.
the Mongkok Police Station."
Defendant stated that he sound- ed his horn, but the driver of the other car would not move, out of the way, so he overtook on the wrong side.
TWO COLLISIONS.
Shing-Shui, driver of Dalry Farm van No. 1580, was fined $15 for falling to drive with due care and caution.
It was stated by. Traffe Sergeant Clark that defendant drove out of Anton Street into Johnston Road, and tramcar No. I struck his lorry on the right rear aide. Defend- ant swerved, and tramear No. 83. coming in the opposite direction, struck the lorry on the front side mudguard.
ROBBERS WOUND
WOMEN
SHOTS FIRED AT PURSUERS
Two women were injured by revolver shots in the Talpo Market district last evening, following a robbury at a money changer's establishment in An Fu Road.
In a report to the police, Li Yau, a widow, aged 48, stated that at 6.46 p.m. yesterday, two men came into the shop and asked for some money to be changed. Another man then entered and threatened the woman with revolver. He wont to the counter and grabbed a four sack which contained the money.
Felipa Lopez, the defendant, then told her story from the witness stand.
"Complainant", she began, "has always been following me about be for this incident. This annoyed me very much. She called me a bruto. That night the complainant. also followed me and so I went up to her and asked her if she wanted to quarrel."
TRIPPED HER UP. Defendant said the complainant' caught hold of her by the neck and dress and tripped her up. Com- plainant, ane sald, struck her first.
"I did not touch the complahmat at all", said the defendant."
Carman Novarro, who was walk- Ing with the defendant at the time; said that before they left the cabaret at midnight, she heard the complainant insulting Felipa. She did not see it.
The Magistrate: I am afraid that is not evidence.
BOUND OVER.
Witness was positive that the complainant knocked the defendant over first.
Prior to the incident, anid wit- ness, complainant and her friend followed witness and the complain. ant, and kept anying. some- thing which they could not hear.
The Magistrata held that there. was insufficient proof for convic- tion, but decided to bind the de- dendant over in a bond of $25 to keep to peace for six months.
SHANGHAI
The robbers took to their heels, SURPRISE VISIT TO when the widow's daughter, Leung Yu-huen, and A woman hawker, named Wan, gave chase, blowing police whistles.
The desperadoes were Juined by others and a shot was fired in- Juring the two women.
The robbers decamped with 1 total haul of $165.
The injured women were later sent to hospital.
1}
GENERAL LI COMES FROM RETIREMENT
Shanghal, Oct. 2.
Generai Li Fu-lin, who has lived in retirement in Hongkong for a long time, unexpectedly arrived here from the South yesterday. Previously, convicted for stealing
Speculation is rife as to whether and sent away from the Colany be his visit has any connection with cause he was a leper, Chan Yau, 30, political affairs. It is rumoured, appeared at the Central Police Court for instanco, that he has been. this morning charged with the theft summoned to the North by General of a brass ladle from stall No. 6 Chiang Kai-shek as he, though" in Queen's Street. Mr. Macfadyen retirement from active political life, registered a.conviction and ordered is still a member of the Central- the man to, be sont away from Hong-
Executive Committee of the Kuo- kong.
mintang Party,
The P. and O. lner: Rajputana is duo here from Singapore at 11 a.m. to-morrow
However, General LI denies that his visit to Shanghal has connec tion with any political matter- Central News,
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.