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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

ATION WEEPS UNFAIR

FOR ITS KING

FISCAL

KING POLICY

UNS BOOM SALUTE

TO DEAD RULER

•

UGO-SLAVS' TOUCHING RIBUTE TO ALEXANDER

PEASANTS' OFFERING

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")

(By Telegraph. Copyright Telegraphic Massager Ordinance, go4. Received, Oct. 15, 0.20 ..)

Belgrade, Oct. 14.

As the Yugo-Slavian destroyer, Dubrovnik, with its and burden, approached the port of Split at 5 o'clock this morning, he united batteries of the Yugo-Slavia fleet fired salvo after jalvo in a royal salute to the late King Alexander.

The bella of all the churches the royal train and pay their last

the const tolled continuous tribute.

and masses of people stood

The coffin was placed in a cate-

int and with bowed henda,falque in the station's royal re- aiting the arrival their rul-ception room where crowds filed

remains.

pust for hours.

The destroyer; followed by a

The funeral will take place on ench flettlin, maved slowly into Thursday.—Router. it and the ships of the British diterranean Fleet thundered a

salute,

A

OUCHING DEMONSTRATION,

special boat

from

ASSASSIN IDENTIFIED.

Belgrade, Oct. 11, It is, ofcially announced that King Alexander's namassin has Izar been identified on Bulgarian ught Father Koroshetz, loader named Vlada Georgieff, who was the Slovenia People's Party formerly chauffeur to the former Prime Minister, who Macedonian terrorist chief, Ivan two years was interned on an Michailov.-United Press. and near Hizar by order of the

e King.

The veteran politician stood eping silently beside the coffin, then turning to the mouring BBC, said:

"At this moment when all Yugo-Slavin is weeping over the coffin of a great King, the people must forgive the past. We must work and live for Yugo-Slavia.".

After the funeral train had left

Belgrade, carrying Prince sene, uncle of King Alexander, embers of the Government, and French Minister of Marine, vast crowd remained for many nates motionless and silent. Then slowly It drifted and dis- Ived away.-Neuter Special.

WANTS TO BE A

HAWKER

MAN'S LONG LIST OF

CONVICTIONS

..

U.S. AND GERMANY FALL OUT

TRADE TREATY

ABROGATION

Washington,

Oct. 14.

com-

There is a distinct strain upon Ameri- can-German mercial and fiscal relations, produced by Germany's week- end announcements terminating the

most favoured nation" trade treaty with the United States and declaring that she would only pay 75 per cent. of the interest due to American bond-hol- ders of the Dawes

issue.

Payment is due to be made to- morrow,

While there la 110 official com- ment on the subject, the American Government considers the reduction of the interest payment on the Dawes Loan is a definite dis- crimination against the United States.

The bond-holders of seven other countries are to be paid in full. It is pointed out.

SHAKES POLICY.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934.

European Killed In Shanghai

ATTEMPTING TO AVOID PEDESTRIAN

STRANGE STREET ACCIDENT

RADIO BROADCAST

A Relay of Hongkong Hotel Orchestra.

Z. E, K, PROGRAMME.

From ZBW on a wavelength of 356 metres (846 kilocycles):

6-7 p.m. A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Danco Orchestra from the langkong Hotel Roof Garden.

Shanghai, Oct. 15. Mr. A. M. McDougall, formerly of Glasgow, was killed in an un- usual traffic accident in Bubbling | Operas. Well Road to-day.

from

7pm Closing Local Stock Quola- and Commodity Quotations. tions, London and New York Stock

7.08-7.33 p.m. Excerpts Vocal Gems-Rigoletto (Verdi)

Light Opera Company.

The Band of H.M. Coldstream

Guards.

While driving his motor-cyclo | Selection-Marthe (Fiatowy) along the crowded street he was forced to swerve suddenly in an attempt to avoid a Chinese, who ran across in front of him."

The machine struck the Chinese a glancing blow, and skidding, threw Mr. MacDougall heavily.

Vocal Gems-Il Trovatore (Verdi)

Granil Opera Company. Vocal Duel-Miserero ("Il Trova-

tore") (Verdi)

Mavis Bennett and John Turner, 7.33-7.45 p.m. The "Four Accs"

da Costa.

1. Ace of Clubs.

The Chinese was only slightly Sulle (Billy Mayerl) played by Rule injured, but when the motor- cyclist was brought to hospital it was found that his skull was fractured. He died, four hours Inter,

In

Mr. MacDougall had only been three months Router.

2. Ace of Diamonds.

3. Ace of Hearts.

4. Ace of Spades,

7.46-8 p.m. From the Studio.

A Short Talk on "The Society for

Shanghal.the Provention of Cruelty to Animals”

by Mrs. G. F. Hole.

GOLF MATCH

HAPPY VALLEY V.

KOWLOON

The following is the draw for the golf match between Happy Valley and Kowloon, which in to take place at the Valley on Sunday next:

Happy Valley

Kowloon.

9.09 A. McKellar. D. C. Wilson, 9.04 Major Wren. J. Mc.Knight, 9.08 W. 8. Niller. A. T. Braley. 9.12 A. E. Chor W. Taylor.

Tann.

9.10

A. Seiby.

9.20 Dr. necord with

The denunciation of the trade treaty does nut Secretary of State Mr. Cordell Hull's policy, aiming at extension [of "most favoured nation" treat- ment and the breaking down of international trade barriers.

The State Department's reception the German of suggestions by Ambassador, Herr Luther, for negotiations to replace the present trade treaty,

cool. Wax very

With ten previous convictions dating back to 1916, Chan Kau, 43, unemployed, was brought before Mr. Macfadyen in the Central Polico Court this morning, charged with stealing a purse from Choi Yau, of the Chinese Maritime Customs. The defendant pleaded guilty.

Sub-Inspector Dredge stated that a district watchman was walking | Reuter, EASANTS SCATTER FLOWERS.

Connaught Rond yesterday along Zagreb, Oct. 14. afternoon and the defendant was The strains of the National walking in front. lie suspected them announced the arrival of him. He saw the defendant, under e funeral train at Zagreb sta-cover of a bamboo hat, slip his hand on to-day, bearing the late King into the complainant's pocket and Yugo-Slavia on a fast journey extract the purse, which was found rough his native land..

the contain nothing. The arrival of King Alexander's

to

the

Defendant "admitted er evoked an impressive demon-Magistrate that he had a very long ration of loyalty and affection list of convictions. "I was think- get a licence to om the whole people. Waitinging of trying to Fasants scattered masses of flow hawk, but I have no money to start business with", he pleaded. "I know I am guilty."

s along the railway line.

SAD PASSING

Serbs, Bosnians, Mohammedans. atholics and Croats, all the

The Magistrate remanded the de- fendant until to-morrow and to obtain directed the Inspector arled populace, without distinc- Instructions as to whether the ac- on, flocked bare-headed to the sused should be committed to the. ilway line to see the passing of Criminal Sessions for trial.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF.

"HAPPINESS IS NO EXCUSE FOR{

OWNESS-George Bernard Shaw,

The P. and O. liner Chitral is duc ero from Singapore with the English

ails at 0 am, on Thursday.

The P. and O. a.. Kidderpore is

due here from Shanghal at 9 am to

morrow.

One cone of typhoid was reported to the local health authorities on Thursday,

The sloop, H.M.S. Folkestone, is sluo

Mika Patsy Marshall and Miss are from Shanghai to-morrow and telen Sanger, who took part in the no mine-laying cruiser, H.M.S. Ad-children's riding competitions at the entarer, in alio day on the same day Volunteer Gymkhana on Saturday, rom Nimrod Sound,

nupils of tla Victoria Riding School

The saling hour of the 5.8. Pre- dent Jefferson, originally scheduled

Chung Tik-man was charged be Rail from Hongkong at midnight fore Sir. Hamilton in the central October 20, has been changed. Magistracy this morning with tres- he President Jefferson on this voyage ill now sail from Hongkong at 10 passing aboard H.M.S. Suffolk at the Naval Yard, and was remanded for

m. on Friday, October 20, ahead of

he original schednimal sailing hour.

-

Charged boforo Mr. Hamilton this

48 hours. It was alleged that de- fendant stole a pass

to get on board.

Believed to be a multani, Mak horning at the Central Magistracy Tak-chol, aged 23, took her life last Ith breaking into a store at No. 2 night by jumping from the first floor Caroline Hill Road, Pun Sze, with of No. Go Bonham Road to the street wo previous convictions, was sell below. She received injuries of enced to six months' hard labour. savoce nature from which she suc Defendant was arrested on informacumbed in the Government Civil ion.

Hospital at 10.45 o'clock.

MR.-JUSTICE ACTON RESIGNS

Held Judgeship For 14 Years

(Special to "Telegraph")

Ally Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphia Sira- gre Ordinaner, safi. Received, Uctober 15, 9.10 0.

London, Oct. 14. Mr. Justice Acton has resigned the office of Judge of the King's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, which he has held since 1920.

The Hon. Sir Edward Acton,

R. H. H. Mundy.

Har G. Milne.

graver. 9.24 . G. Wat A. L. Enstreau.

lington.

9.28 H. N. Wil A. J. Denala.

Hamson.

9.32 T. J. Prica. W. Groves. 0.34 F. Lobel. II. T. Uuxton. 9.40 J. Shepherd. L. D. Purven. 0.44 A. Brooks T. Seddon.

bank. D.48 A. MacFar- G.. P. Murphy.

Janc.

9.62 J. P. A. W. Stoker.

Davies.

9.50 D. H. Watts. W. C. Simpson. 10.00 Paton.

G. R. Collins.

The reserves are:Happy Valley: B. W. Bradbury, J. Howell and A. O, Brawn: Kowloon, V. C. Labrum and A. Andrews.

U.S. SAILOR IN THE DOCK

THEFT AND DAMAGE CHARGES

Moody Hall, aged, 26, a sailor from the U.S.S. Mindinao, appeared before Mr. Wynne Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, charged with the theft of $110 from 95 Tai Nam Street on October 14, and with maliciously damaging five show cases.

After a lengthy hearing, the cash

as adjourned until Friday after. noon to enable defendant to produce witnesses, ball being allowed in a sum of $300.

who was burn in 1865, was called to the Bar in 1891, and practised In the Northern Circuit. ile later became Lecturer in Law at the University of Manchester and was

Owing to lack of evidence regard- Judge of County Court at Notting-ing the exact amount of money lost, ham from 1918 to 1920. He is the first charge was amended to Bencher of the Inner Temple-theft of $21, this being the sum Reuter Special.

found on defendant when arrested.

MANILA STOCK

EXCHANGE

HSINGKUO CCAPTURED?

REDS RETREAT IN KIANGSI

PHILIPPINE GOLD SHARE QUOTATIONS

To-day's quotations as received by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and

Nanchang, Oct. 15. Fritz shortly after the close of

The Anti-Red Headquarters an- the morning session of the Manila nounced to-day that the Government Stock Exchange are as follows troops cecupied the walled city of Haingkuo, one of the Red strong Aaked Bid Sales Volume holds in Kiangsi, at noon yesterday Antumok Golfseide

D45 100sfter a severe engagement, the Ingulo Gold Mining 0.35 0.33 0.24 100 "Red" remnants having retreated Benguet Consolidated 30.00 10,00

80.00 1000 toward Ningtu. Gold River

017 0.15 1,40 *1.20 Gold Mine Itogon Mining Co. 120 0.00

0.34

0.13 Suruc Consolidated 9.32 0.20 6.2A 0.27

Whilst proceeding around the New

Injured by a fall of along and earth Territories yatorday, Car No. 1074 while working on the hillside at went off the road at the junction lead Quarry Bay, Chan On, a labourer, ng to the now Lady Ho Tung Henith was removed io tho Government Ramest Mining Co. Contre. The car toppled completely Civil Hospital yesterday. A similar ver and landed in three feet of waternecident occurred on Stonecutters'. na dich. None of the occupants Island, Chan Fuk, coolie being in was injured.

jured. He was sent to the Kowloon Hospital for treatment

Ualled Parente

Peles In. Jesos

Price Piles In Pesos

DAB

0.44

0.17 1000

1.30. 6000

3.10 10000 0.14 1000

RODO

The Government troops claimed

that during this battle over 1,000

0,30 were taken prisoner.

The 0.20 2000

Government troops

|

are

lendy Volume Peso 50.000.

6. C. & F. Gold share Index 69:4. Market hurriedly constructing forts, block-

FAIR WEATHER

over

North

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

8.03-10.30 p.m. Chinese Studio Concert.

9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations,

10,30 p.m. Close Down.

Ali Relays of the Hongkong Hotel Orchestra are by courtesy of the Management.

Z. E. K. PROGRAMME. Programme from ZEK on a frequency 9.30-10 p.m. European Recorded of 640 k.c's.

8.30-9.03 p.m. Concerto in A Minor (Schumann, Op. 54) played by Alfred Cortot (Pinnoforte) and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Landon Ronald.

1st Movement---Allegro Affettudio, 2nd Movement-Intermezzo-And- antino grazioso.

3rd Movement--Allegro vivace, 9.03-9.30 p.m. Variety. Vocal Duct All of a Sudden Vocal Duet-We Just couldn't say

Goodbye..

Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell, Organ Solo-It was no Beautiful Organ Solo-The Clouds will soon Itoil by Quentin M. Maclean. Vocal-Gee, Oh Gosh, I'm Grateful! Vocal-What's Good for the Goose

is Good for the Gander

Sam Browne and Girl Friend. Plano Duct-Who do you think you

aret-Mr. Whittington Plano Duet-What a Pleasant

prise-Mr. Whittington

Sur.

Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green,

9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations,

9.35-10 p.m. The J. H. Squire' Coleste Petet. Joseph Hislop (Tenor).

Well Song-A Pair

Matched

(Landon Ronald).

2 Song-When I ant Dead, My

Dearest (Landon- Ronald),

3 Octet-Melody (Dawes).

Octet-Moonbeans and Shadows (Squire),

5 SongBonnie Wee Thing (G.

Fox).

6 Song--Macgregor's

(arr. Kahn),

7 Oclet--Valse

Я

Ballot (Drigo).

Octet

Gathering

Bluette-Air

Narcissus (Nevin). 10 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES.

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This Evening's Broadcasts From The German Short-Waver.

Special Vrogrammes for Far Eastern. Listeners well be broadcast to-night by DJA on 1.38 metecs as undert

Cor

5 p.m. Announcement (Ger, Engl)

man Yalk Hong Program Forecast (Oirman, RagRah), 1.13 b.m. Rongra from All Over Germany The Karin v, d. Heydo Quartet 1,45 pm. News Bulletin (English).

10 p.m. Intellectas? Co-operation: Post-und

Iteeder discuss thefe Work.

1630 p.m. Romantic Chamber Music. The

68-String Quartet.

11,5 km, Nam Dulen (darent

11.30 pm. Popolue Orchestra Music. 12.15 km. Nega Bulletin (English), 12.30 A.M. DJA cine down (erman,

_English),

K.Z.RM. PROGRAMME, · To-day's broadcast by KZRM.

Studio Classles, Bp.m.

5.30 p.m. Practice Hour-Conservatory of

Mwale.

4.10 p.m. Spanish informational Period, 4.10 pan. English Informational Period, *.. Htudebaker Champlona --Manila

Motor Co. 7.10 p.m. Malabon Bugar Company Sponsor.

ship. 7.45 p.m. Plano Recital by Marina Barrots, 8 pm. Prinzem Tai-Sponsored by F. H.

Stevens & Co. 8.6X

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8.10 p.m. Chevrolet Jamborea-Pacific Com- mercial Co-Chevrolet Orchestré, Loring Nash, Johnny Harris and Ramon Bandora, 9.10 p.m. Dance Programme, 10.30 p.m. High Of

CONSTITUTION OF CHINA

LEGISLATIVE

YUAN'S WORK COMPLETE

Shunghai, Oct. 15.

Mr. Sun Fo, President of tho

houses and highways around the city so as to hinder any attempt on the part of the Red to retake it-Legislative Yuan, who arrived here Central News.

ROAD BLOCKED

+

Weng Chol, unemployed, was fined 10, or two weeks' hard labour, by Three weeks' hard labour was im- for poked by Mr. Macfadyen this morti-

from Nanking yesterday, declared. Mr. Macfadyen this morning

tealing pair of leather slippersing on Lam Wing, 36, who admitted

in an interview that the Legislativo from the ground floor of No. 296 Des stealing ten venta from a man who

Yuan would pass the third ronding Yorux Road Contral. Sub-Inspector was one of a crowd watching a medi-

The anticyclone

of the draft Constitution of the Dredge said the slippers, valued at 76 eino dealer in Hollywood load. In China has increased in intensity,

Chinese Republie some time this pents, were sold by the defendant to a another case of a similar nature, and a depression is situated to the

week, thus completing the drafting marine hawker for ton conte. The Chan Yau, a deaf man, was also gent north of Hokkaido. ́ ́A typhoon is

wwork. atter disposed of them for 15 cents to prison for three weeks ́for stealing, indicated about 200 miles to the The Shatin road at the 6-mile

Then, the Legislative Yuan would A similar penalty was moted out to 42 cents from a man near the eastward of the Vinayns; its direc-nost is blocked owing to a big refer it to the Central Government Choi Kam, who admitted the theft of Western meat market. It was stat-tion of motion is at present un subsidence. Trafic is being do- for submission to the People's Con- quantity of dried fungus from the sd the defendant was a disbanded certain. Local forecast:-N. Evorted at the Laichikok Road vantion for ita adoptionCentral iver steamer Talahan, berthed at the soldier from one of the Chinese winds, moderate, fair.

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