1934-12-21 — Page 19

Dates Fixed

For Trial Of Portuguese

HELD ON CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING

INVESTIGATION INCOMPLETE

At the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, Mr. E. W. Hamil- ton fixed December 28 at 215 p.m. and January 8 at the same -hour for hearing of the case in which Frederic Barretto and Luiz Antonio da Itocha are be ing charged on three counts re- lating to the alleged kidnapping of Luiz Ribeiro, aged six years, from No. 7 Hanoi Road, Kow Joon.

Mr. J. A. Fraser, Assistant Attorney General, appeared for the Crown this morning, when the accused, who had been remanded from yesterday,

again charged.

were

In stating that he would not give an outline of the case this morning, Mr. Fraser said that the investigations of the Crown had atill a little way to go, but he would be ready in a week's time. Ho mentioned that the evidence for the Crown would be relatively brief.

Ella Worship said he would start the case on December 28 on the assumption that it would go for trial to the Criminal Sessions,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY,

PLAN FOR EMPIRE AIR SYSTEM

AMBITIOUS PROJECT

DISCUSSED

DOMINIONS EXPECTED

TO CO-OPERATE

London, Dec. 20.

Far reaching developments in Empire air com- munications are proposed in a scheme outlined in the House of Commons to-day by Sir Philip Sassoon, Undersecretary for Air..

Sir Philip said these proposals, which are the re- sults of many months of work by the Air Ministry and Post Office, in consultation with Imperial Airways, were approved by British Government in the late Summer and subsequently communicated to other Empire Gov- ernments concerned.

Contingent

Marching To

Saar Front

BRITISH TROOPS ON THEIR WAY

SWEDISH UNIT EMBARKS

London, Dec, 20. The First Battalions of the East Lancashire and Essex Regiments left Catterick to- night for the Saar, marching out to the ringing cheers of the

garrison.

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This force, 1,000 trans, in

DECEMBER 21, 1934.

RADIO BROADCAST

Three Studio Items For This Evening

CLASSICAL PROGRAMME

From ZBW on a wavelength of 355 metres (845 kilocycles):

4.5.30 p.m. Chinese Programme. 5.30-4.15 p.ru. A Relay of the Lec- ture on "Machiavelli and Il Principe" from the by Dr. G. P. de Marlin, Hongkong Holel Jacobean Room,

6.15-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-11 p.m, European Programme. 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota- tions, London p.m. Stock and Com modity Quotations.

7,08-7-30 1.M. Light Orchestral Selections.

taking forty tons of baggage, In-Saschinka (Schirmang). cluding several footballs.

William Tell-Overture (Rossini).

7.30-8 p.m. From the Studio.

A Recital by Mr. A. W. Loceña--Pianoforte. Capt. O. P. Joce-Baritone.

Programme.

The Brat of the British units for the Saar patrol are already.nt their stations, but they are mainly R.AS.C. men who are making ar- rangements for the billeting and feeding of the army of peaceful Pielach Payrol occupation-Rester

SWEDISH TROOPS

Stockholm, Dec. 20. Sweden's contingent of troops

for the Saar police force embarked

at Trelleborg for Sassnitz to-day,

Until the views from all these Governments have been received the scheme must, of course, be regarded as a basis for discussion only, since its realisation de-after being reviewed by the King. pends upon their willing co-operation and support.

of

Chelsen Fayre.. Easthope Martin. 2. Songs:

The Gentle Maiden arr. Somervell. It was a Lover and his Lass.

art. Kool. 3. Planoforte Solo:

Nicturne in C sharp minor

Chopin. 4. Songs:

All Through the Night.. Welsh Air. Bonnie Dundee......Scottish Air. 6: Pianoforte Solos:

Shenandoah... Balfour Gardiner. Cherry Ripe ... Cyril Scott.

Into the Dawn_to_be..Stevenson. Hoots (Words by Rudyard

Kipling)

His Majesty addressed the men, impressing upon them the fact that great confidence was being placed in their uffelency, discipline and

6. Songs: the judgment in the event of emer-

gencles arising.

An integral fenture scheme was a comprehensive pro- gramme For the development of ground organisation of Empire air routes on a basla which would enable services which would cater passenger as well as maił traffic, to operate hy night an free- ly as by day.

Sir Philip Sassoon emphasiæed | participating Governments to fix that his statement must therefore their own postal charges. not be taken as prejudging the issue. The scheme, he continued, contained three main features, Mr. Fraser, replying, said his

Firstly, very

materint improve. opening of the case would assistent on the present time schedules His Worship on that point, but, between several parts so far as he knew at the moment, it would not be a case in which His Worship would have to com- mlt.

Mr. Franer further stated that

It would be difficult to outline the now, because he did

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the

of

Empire concerned;

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the

substantial frequency

Secondly, inerease of services;

for

INAUGURATION DATE

The detachment carried with R little Christmas trees and some parcels of special Swedish Christ mas delicacies.--Reuter,

YUGO-SLAV QUEEN AIDS

McCall

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

8,93-8.30 p.m. From the Studlo.

A Recital of Christmas Carols by St. Andrew's Church Choir.

8.30-9.. Variety.

Piano Solos-Love In Love, Anywhere, Plano Solos-Let's fall in Love.

Carroll Gibbons. Band-Maurice Chevalier Songs-

Medley.

Piano Solos-Viktoria and her Hussar

Raia da Costa.

know what the outcome of fur. Empire countries covered by pro aircraft, ste, until neoliations FRENCH LAWMedley.

thor Investigations would be,

POWERS AT CROSS PURPOSES

NAVAL ACCORD NO. NEARER

U.S. WAITING FOR TOKYO

ected services {carried by gir,

in

future to be

Sir Philips adited it would not And, thirdly all first class mail to be practicable to give further de

tails regard finance, of

with the other Governments con- cerned were completed and he could as yet give no date for the The inauguration of the scheme.

flect provision of the necessary

and ground organisation would require a period of something like two years before a project of this magnitude, constituting us it does the largest step forward which has yet been taken in the develop ment of Empire air communica- tions, could be brought into full operation. Further. the Post. master General made it clear there was little possibility of in- troducing a 1d. postal rate for Imperial first class correspondence carried by Hir before 1937.- British Wireless.

A schedule was envisaged of just over two days to Indin, two and a half to East Africa, four to the Cape, four to Singapore and seven to Australia.

Provision was made for four or possibly five services a week to India, three, services a week to Singapore and East Africa and two to South Africa and Australia respectively,

come

NO RATE DECISION

EXTENDED SERVICE

TAKES HAND IN MURDER TRIAL

ASSASSINATION SUSPECTS

(Special to "Telegraph")

(By Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphio Me mara Ürdinanen, 119%. Received. Üpoember 21, 10.30 domāj He could as yet, say nothing de-. Anite about the letter rate pro

Paris, Dec. 20. posed, but they hoped that so far

The decision of Quean Marie of as it concerned the United King-1

Yugo-Slavis to constitute herself "a civil party" in the case against dom letters for Empire destina-|

the three men cha ged with com- Lions, subɔjrel to a successful out- Tokyo, Dec. 20.

London, Dec. 20plicity in connection with the of negotiations with the The Minister of the Navy Governments concerned, it might

From December 30, the England-assassination of King Alexander to-day instructed Admiral be in the region of the

present South Africa air mail will operate of Yugo-Slavia, creates a startling ut this twice a week instead of once. The precedent in French legal history. Yamamoto to remain in London | Empire rate of 11⁄2

Legal circles are rejoicing at the and continue his efforts to curry would apply per half ounce in- Wednesday service will operate to Japan's point for naval equality. stead of to the first once, as at Capetown but the Sunday service decision of the Queen, mother of

only to Johannesburg.

the boy ruler of the Serbs and Newspapers comment aeldly on present.

From January 1 the air mail ser-Croats, anying it demonstrates the the adjournment of the naval He mentioned correspondence vice to India will also operate Queen's confidence In French talks and declare it is regrettable, covering at least eight sheets of twice a week. The Saturday ser-justice--United Press. though to be expected. Although special light paper which could be rice will operate right through to the Anglo-Japanose views are sent within the half ounce limit. Australia but the Tuesday service || steadily converging, there can be I would, of course, be for other only to Calcutta.----British "Wireless, no glimmer of hope as long as the United States remains stubborn concerning the Japanese claim for parity, they state.

Reports from Washington state

A

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN

BRIEF

THE THING IS NOT ONLY TO AVOID | The vehicular ferry will be main-

that Mr. Cordell 1Bull has indicated ERROR, BUT TO ATTAIN IMMENSE tained up to 2 a.m. on December 24, 20 that America intends to await Japan's formal denunication of the MASSES OF TRUTH.-Carlyle,

Washington Treaty before under-

taking any new moves.

on

and 31.

The P. and 0. Uper Somali is due

The Garrison Sergeants Mess here from Singapore t natib on Mr. Hull denies reports to the Christmas draw will be made effect that America is considering Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Mess.

Monday.

The Orient Tobacco, Manufactory, proposing a gentlemen's agree- An. Old German Christmas Play is tongkong, send neat wall calendars iment with Japan and Great Britain to be held at the Union Church, for the coming year. concerning the scrapping of naval Hongkong, at 6.30 pm, to-day. vessels during the next two years, -Reuter.

PRIZE DAY AT YAUMATI

Caught whilst attempting to pawn The Clover Flower Shop is making a scarf which he had stolen, Au Ying, a special display of Christmas gifts, aged 3. unemployed, was brought such as baskets of fruit, crystallised, before Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones at, the flowers. In Central Magistracy this morning, and fruits, pot plants and view of the rush for special baskets was sentenced to six weeks' hurd' of Bowers to be delivered during the labour. The complainant was Cheng Christmas holidays, is requested Kam-kiu, a woman. The scart was that orders be placed as early us valued at $4. Doxaible.

FANLING GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR

9.80

SUNDAY

Old Course

E. Lewis*, G. H. Bond*. 9.40 H. N. Williamson, W. Pitten

drigh:

9.44 G. S. Archbuti, E. D. Matthews. 9.48 K. S. Morrison, E. M. Bryden. 9.52 L. R. Billinghurst, J. F. Robin.

son.

9.56 A. T. Lay, R. 1. Cherrill. 10.00 G. C. Worrall, E. Bathurst, 10,04 N. L. Smith, S. H. Dodwell, 10.08 R. Young, A. Ritchie. 10.12 C. J. Stellingwerff, R. A.

Rodgers. 10.16 E. Taylor, W. J. Waddington. 10.20 P. W. D., Chartered Bank. 10.24 S. A. Sleap, W. M. Barton. 10.28 Comdr. Tettley. Major Wren. For stealing a silver bangle from 10.32 A. E. Lissaman, I. H. Geare.

Grant. For stealing, two packets of Joss the leg of a seven-year-old girl In 10.30 C. Mycock, P. sticks from No. 46 Staunton Street. Sai

"Street yesterday, "Leung 10.40 T. C. Monaghan, A. B. Purves. Hung Lok, was sentenced to one Kam-chuen,

was sentenced to four 10.44 R. P. Edwards, G. W. Stabb, | month's hard labour by Mr. E. I months' hard labour and 12 strokes 10:48 11. F. Phillips, 3. A. 1). Morrison. Wynne-Jones at the Central Magle of the birch by Nr..E, I. Wynne-Jones 10,62 J. T. Edkins, D. Ellis, The annual prize-giving cere- tracy. It was stated that the de- at the Central Bugistracy this morn. 10.66 W. H. B. Rigg, W. Keith Robin-

tho Joss sticks School was held this morning, atole

which were appeared as complainant. when the awards were presented valued at $1 a packet.

11.04 J. W. Bleyhow. A. Sommerfcit. A revolver and five rounds of an 11.08 W. E. Hunt, E. L. Groome,

SCHOOL'S SPIRIT OF HAPPINESS

Ron.

mony in connection with Yaumati rendant entered by the back door and Ing. The girl's mother, Lo Yin-king• \ 11.00 .D. L. Prophet, G. Mine. Po

་

that the

defendant.

New Course

by Mrs. Mycock. After tho Head- master had presented his report, A fine of $130, with the alternative munition wrapped up in nowspaper 11.12 L. R. Andrewes, J. S. MacLaren. for the past year, Shi Sik-kel, of two months' hard labour, was im in a baggage led to a fine of $260, or 11.16 C. L. Tatham, J. Angwin. Class BA, presented Mrs. Mycock posed upou Mak Kwai-lam, aged 36, six months in default, being imposed 11.20 J. Hunter, E. McMahon. with a basket of roses, on behalf a married woman, when at the Kow-by bir. Hamilton on Wong Man-hin, 11.24 C. W. Jeffries, A. O. Brawn.

loon Magistracy she pleaded guilty a retired shop keeper, at the Kow-11.28 J. Harrop, E. R. Price, of the School.

to a charge of having possession of loon. Police Court this morning. It In the course of his report, the 14 lbs. of dutiable tobacco. It was was stated by Detective-Sergeant 9.36 J. P. & Mrs. Sherry Headmaster said the School open stated that the defendant was ar Danbrowsky

0.40 0. E. C. Marton, P. H, Scoonca. ed 261 times during the year. Ow rested on the Ping On Wharf, and arrived from Havann, aboard the

0.48 Mrs. Harrop, 11, S. Dinadale. ing to the change in the education the tobacco was discovered packed in liner President Coolidge. The police 0.62 J. L. & Mrs. Adams. al year, we have had another short a quiit.

were not pressing the case.

10.00 W. J. & Mrs. Roberts. one. The maximum enrolment

10.04 W, N. & Mrs. Buyers. A Mohammed Kassim, aged 28, was was 270 against 260 last year with

breach

af the deportation 10.12 C, A. & Mrs, Middleton an average daily attendance of brought before Mr. E. 1. Wynne onca ordinance resulted in the appearance 10.16 Mrs. Perrin, D. K. Hislop.

Leung at the Central Magistrecy this of.

Fat-chi, 4.454.4 or 97 per cent.

aged 37, 1024 D. J. Keogh, R. C. Webb. morning, charged with being a vagrant, unemployed. before Mr. EL 10.28 H. Hampton**, G. T. May. Lance-Sergeant Russell stated that Wynne-Jones at the Central Magis 10.36, A. A. Brenner, D. Harvic. defendant came here in 1930 and was tracy this morning, when he was 10.40 Cdr. Hole", A. C. I. Iqwker. Cambridge Association football Blate have been awarded to S. E.md for one year a fonentenced to 12 months" hard labour. 10.48 J W Alabaster, W. N. A.

but had been unemployed for the Tho defendant, was banished in Smalley. Smethurst (Manchester Grammar. last twelve months. The defendant December, 1926, for ten years. He 10.62 G. C. Marrable, G: A. Lelper. School); D. Parker (King Edward, was committed to the House of Deton-stated that he had just come down *Caddies from Superintendent -- Sheffield), and K. P. S. Caldwell tion pending arrangements to send from Swatow and was passing *"Unsuccessful, in ballot for Old

him back to Caylon.

through on his way to Canton.. (Charterhouse)."

Course.

Vocal Billy Merson Memories.

9-9.20 p.m. From the Studio.

A "Christmas" Talk by Mr. G. C. Pelham.

9.20-9.30 p.m. The Virtuoso String Quartet.

1. Gavotte ("Mignon") (Thomas). 2. Tambourin (Goosec, art.

Sharpe).

3. Molly on the Shore (Grainger). 9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations.

9.35-11 p.m. Classical Programme. Pianoforte Solos-Toccata Prelude

from Suite for Harpsichord. Planoforto Sales-Sarabando from

Suite No. 2, for Harpsichord. Pianoforte Solon-Minuet from Suites

Now. 1 and 2, for Harpsichord.

Irene Schurrer (Purcell). Sonata in G (Mozart). Pianoforte Solo-Pastorale E

Irene Scharrer (Pianoforte).

Capriceloan (Scarlatti). Pianoforte Solo-Ecossaises

Benno Mainciviteh.

(Beethoven-d'Albert),

Symphony in D (No. 45) (Mozart).

Evlyn Howard Jones,

Sir Hamilton Horty conducting the Halle Orchestra. Rugby Mid-day Press Nows, Further 10.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins,

London Stock and Commodity Quoti tions.

10.35-11 p.m. Concerto No. 2 in

Minor, Op. 21 (Chopin). Arthur Rubinstein (Planoforte) and the London Symphony Orches

tra conducted by John Barbirolli. 11 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcasts From The German Short-Wavers

Special Brogramme. for Far Eastern listeners wil be broadcast Erven Zemen ma follows,

Bouth

SOUTH ANIA ZONE Asia Zone, broadcast from JB. 74tres and DIN (41.4 metres). 4.45 p.m. DIR, DIN Annoɑnermont (Germ.,

Engl) German Yolk Banz. Tra Fromme-Forecast (Garinan. Eng

3 pm

Um).

theri Musical Programma,

6.10 p.m. Advent

Hause,

Pestalo

Probel

the

6.30 1.09., Nowa in English. 5.1 p.m. Variety J'agap. A

Christmas Market. Unels Custava and Aunt Amalie zo shopping. Toy of All Sorts, Performers: The Brother Walters Orchestra, Ernal Petermant, Ionel Sergeti Greta Wiedecke, Hermann Wein- trich e

6.45 p.m. News In GermNEN. 7 p.m. Content of-Light Muzic.

p.m. New in English. 6,15 p/

Cloše dawn DJB, DIN (Germ.. Engli

ZAST ABIA ZONE East Asia Zone headcast through DJA on 21.38 metres, and DJN (11.45 metros),

p.m. DJA, DIN Announcement (Germ.. Engl) German“ Foix Bong. Pro- STAMS Forecast (Germ.," Engl) p.m. Round abent the Hamborg Cathedral: Hamburg's Xian Palt, 9.45 p.m. Newa In English on DJA and

In Dutch on DJN

935

10 p.m.

“unle fram Hamborg." p.m. What Presents shall I give? 21.15 p.m. Now in German on" DIA and

DJN.

13.30 p.m. Dances of Ypaterday and Te-dez, 12.15 .m. News in Endlich in DJA and

in Batch on DJN, 12.30 am. Class down 17A, DIN (Germ

Engl.)

the

Charged before Commander J. B. Newill, at the Marino Court this morning, with having boarded ateamer Kutsang, lying at the Kow Smith.loon Wharf, without the permission of the master of the vessel, Lam, Hon, a coolie, was sentenced to a month's hard labour. Sub-Inspector Wright. stated defendant was found with two carpots in his passession, the property of a man who had gone to Canten. Three mistresses of passenger boats, Kung Tal-tal, Bin Mof and Chung Mul, wore each fined $10 for mooring their. boats at a distance not less than. hundred yards from Jardine's wharf.

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