1935-03-22 — Page 19

Body-Line

Bowling Ban Approved

NOTTS COUNTY'S LAST WORD

CONTROVERSY AT AN END.

(Special to "Telegraph")

Elly Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphie

Miravage Ordinance. #4. Recefred, Match

27, 15 GB)

London, March 21.

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LORRY DRIVER'S TRIAL

FINAL ADDRESSES TO JURY

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WORLD MARCHING TOWARDS. WAR

(Continued from Page 1) based not on roarninment, but on djanrmament:

Samuel, said that in describing The Liberal lender, Sir Herbert the effect on the minds of the British people by the German de- claration, Mr. Lansbury, hnd

Counsel concluded their addresses to the jury in the continued trial at the Criminal Sessions this morning of Leting Yim, lorry driver, charged with the manslaughter of a Chinese boy named Lau Chouk-se on Island Road on January 20, when the ferryggeration. collided with a car containing the hog and seven other passengers.

Mr. R. C. H. Lim, Instructed by Mr. Peter H. Sin, reminded the Jury that if they found that accused waes in any way to blame for the aeefdent by negligence, they had

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FRIDAY, MARCHI 22, 1935.

S'HAI MARKET REPORT.

EXCHANGE EASY ÁT

OPENING

no degree used language of ex-The foreign exchange-market-in-

FOUR POINTS

(Special to "Telegraph")

Shanghal, March 22.

surprisingly enny here this morn Ink in view of the London-New York rate being up and the firm- The Foreign Secretary, Sir Johnness of London silver, which Simon, and he hoped to have frank normally should have indicated a discussions with the German

firm foreign exchange market. Chancellor, for the visit called for complete frankness, and a discuss inclined to regard the $100,000,000 Speculators here. however, nre bund lesue an being inflationary. preceded by a public rehearsal. The series of visits' would be ex- As far as is known at present, called the terms of the London de rency notes involved in the schehe. ploratory in character. He pe- though, there is no issue of cur claration of February 3, the tone of which was recognised by Ger...

The market is steadier at 10.45 many as fair and friendly, and low of 7 3/4.

American dollars touched a following which an invitation was extended for the present visit. however, remaina easy.

The undertone of the market. He had thought it necessary to make it entirely clear that the and is easily influenced either way. Sentiment is still very nervous scope and purpose of the visit It is worthy of note that, der- should not be limited to particular item raised in the Lon-Central Bank is not selllug in aoine pite rumours to the contrary, the don communique, but that the order to case the decline, meetag should have before it the full width of its subject matter here at 12.20 p.m., but the market Rates are steady on the market

views on security, on armaments, on discussion, namely, exchanges of United Press.

There were to be four points of has turned extremely quiet,-

the return of Germany to

The annual meeting of the to find that the negligence wasion of a sort that could not be Nolts County Cricket Club to-

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before they could find him day unanimously

guilty. "prace" resolution, approving client was travelling at an excessive There was no suggestion that his the motion passed by the Ad-speed, or that the vehicle was unfit visory County Cricket Com- to be driven, but it was alleged that mittee last November banning that lorry was overloaded and that that type of bowling known as the driver's vision was obscured by the "body-line" delivery,

protruding iron bars at the side of The Club disapproved of bowls seat. T'e defence contended inge which could be suspected of that lifs vision was not restricted being a direct attack upon & bals- mach as not to give him a clear man, and approved of the laying View of the end at the point where down of authority for Counts the collision occurred, and that it captains to take all steps to

was the Fiat ear trying to cross from eliminate this type of bowling its incurrect side to the left side of from the game entirely.

the road which was responsible Tor the crident.

This is generally taken to be the last phase of the body-line

controversy,

the

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of non-confidence in the decrees from his front to his right. League and on the proposed Air CUSTOMS CRUISERS Instrumental-It don't mean a thing;

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Sir Julian

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BURGLARY AND THEFTS

MAN ADMITS FOUR

CHARGES

A charge of burglary, two charges of theft and a charge of being found in No. 1 Southwall Road in the early hours of Wednesday, wore

preferred against Wong Lap-man, aged 22, unemployed, when he was brought before, Mr. Grantham at the Row Toon Magistracy this morning... The charges against the defend and were, burglary and theft of clothing at No. 1 Southwall Rund Welnesday: theft of clothing from No. 58 Nga Tsin Wai Rond; theft of a jacket and four choppers from No. 27 Southwall Road; and being found in No. 31 Southwall Road on Wednesday with intent to commit a felony.

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Sub-Inspector Post, prosecuting, stated that defendunt arrested at 2.30 am. on Wednesday at No. 3 Southwall Road. He had agimlet in his possession. He was taken to the police station where he admitted the thefts. All the clothing had been recovered, but the hoppers had been sold to marine hawkers.

The defendant pleaded guilty to: all charges and was sentenced to five months' hard Jabour.

Pact.

* only when an assurance was forthcoming on the TO HUNT PIRATES

that the discussion, German side should be as wide as that, that Britain communicated with other Governmenta.

General, dealt lengthily with the Mr. Fraser, Assistant Attorney borry driver could see only 17 evittener and submitted that as the

he could not see the rond clearly in front of him and was grossing the to take a right-hand corner with no, regard to the approaching The load was one tonight hundredweight more than the lorry was constructed to carry, and the. driver aust have noticed that the volete was overloaded, auless he Mas nesustomed to carrying such loads always.

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JUDGE SUMS UP

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Mr. Justice A. D. A. MacGregor. said the jury must ennviet if they Chief Justice, In his summing up, agreed with the Crown's story that necused deliberately took a grave i risk in taking a dangerous vehicle on the rond. It was unfortunate that evidence regarding the alleged faulty steering and braking of the car was quite clear. Police evidence and the expert evidence for the defence was contradictory as to the condition of the car, but it had at any rate been driven some distance that day without untoward Incident, so that defpets, it would

if the car had seem that they had been mastured by the driver on the day of the accident. The case is proceeding.

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GRAVE QUESTION

Not only were these four topies

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A 35th Recital of Graniophone re-

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KZRM PROGRAMME

This Evening's Broadcast From Manifa

Nanking, March 22. thus marked down, but it was the circles that the rhinese Porriga It is learned in diplomatic basis of the proposed visit that offer has addressed a memoran they should be discussed with view to ultimately reaching

dum to the British begation at

in those circumstances that eventse Maritime Customs

lution by agreement. It was der Cadogan's proposal that Chin-i

Peiping, approving of Sir Alexau occurred at the end of last week join in the piracy prevention work to which Mr. Lawalary had toferr-along the China coast. en in such grave and appropriate terms, I had inevitably provoked Alexander's proposal entirely con- Quotations.

The memorandum adds that Sir protests from the British, French forms with the Anti-Piracy Regu- and Italian Governments. lations promulgated by the Chinese A very grave question arose as Government recently. - Central to the proper course to take. ItNews. inevitably raised a question as to was obvious that unilateral action! the value of any agreement, and that was bad preparation for

future

Agreement. he suggested that the

But

course Government had tried According to the Chinese Mari- 6.0 p.m.-Guitar Solos by Merilin to take with reference to time Customs returns, silver im. | Adjong, this nost grave crent WIN the ports into Shanghai Wiser one. To refuse to go, to January and February showed an fearicel the engagement, would lead excess of $2,936,400 over exports,

Lowhere. They therefore de while, during the manded an assurance that

same period. the sold exports showed an excess of scope of the conversations should | 39,032,434 over imports.-Central be in no way restricted.

News. ...The present-state-of-suspicioni and unrest in Europe could not be i allayed without

security negotiation and an agrement

the

CHINA GOLD EXPORTS

Shanghai, Märch 21. *

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6.10 p.m.-Spanish Informational during Peintl.

by tribute, with a full sense of equal} on status and dignity, to the task

DIPLOMATS MEET

London, Mnr. 21. Further consultations on the nature and coaleats, which threw today. Visitors at the Foreign European situation took place

spect of settlement by agreement French Ambassador, and Mr. Ray such a disturblug light on the pro-fire included Monsieur Corbin, demanded notice.

of the United States

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Atherton, Embassy.

6.10 p.m.-English Informational

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7.00 p.m.-Dollar Steamship Con pany Programme (Chain KZEG).

7.16 p.m.-Mapa String Ensemble. *7.00 p.m.-Songs by Sergio Des -epaitacle.-----......--

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This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

ateners will be rondest from Zeesen a Special programmes for Far Eastera follow? ̈

BOUTI ABIA ZONE

South Asia

09.54 metres; and 13 (31.46 meleve).

Zone, browleast from DJD, 4.45 p.m. JH, DIN Announcement (Germ

Engl) German Folk Song. Pros gramme-l'orecast (German. Eng.

all four matters mentioned, and, in which every good European who hard labour, was imponed upon that reservation and protest, the British Wireless.

A line of $250, or six months"

thone circumstances, having made wanted peace had got to share.gramme in honour of Nicanor Ale- Kwok Kwal-wing, aged 17, painter, when he appeared before that it was necessary and right to

Government had taken the view! MEETING BOAT

Mr. Grantham at the Kowloon continue this business. He offer- COMPETITION

Magistracy this morning and was fed no obesrvation on the date of convicted of inflicting grievous the German announcement, but its bodily harm on Tam Wai, aged 28. (Continued from L'age 1)

a shop foki, on March 6. the single rate, the fares from stated that complainant lived at Detective Sub-inspector Poyntz Hongkong to Canton, and vice versa being $1.20 and Canton $1.60 No. 276 Tai Nam Street, and had respectvoly. In both

'a dispute with his landlord over instances. the rent. The defendant was put however, return fares have been in charge of the flat by the land-

The figure indicated by

Mr. Anthony Eden, who will introduced, the rates being Kow-

the accompany the Foreign Secretary loon-Canton $1.80; Canton-Kow- lord, and, as the restilt of an eclaration of German electives on his visit to Berlin on Sunday, loon, $2.40 (Canton Currency).

argument, the complainant went was so large, so considerable an raceeding at its conclusion to to the police The fast through train from return he was struck over the head, less than a year ago, and, inriet saw, has accepted the invitation station. On his advance over the figures suggested Moscow and later visiting War Kowloon to Canton at 12.32 pm by the defendant and it was excluded what my is to be speeded up so that the alleged that a chupper was used. Western Europe at the present ment

Power in of the Czecho-Slovakia Govern complete journey will now take No chopper was fourt

to spend the morning of three hours and twenty minutes. instead of the three hours and the Magistrate to take a serluasuch figures were persisted in, that afternoon.-British Wircles.

Sub-Inspector Payntz, in asking grave doulda, as to

time could match, that it raised April 4 at Prague. He expects to whether, if leave for London by neroplane forty-five minutes as at present. view of the case, stated that if The train will now stop only at complainant had not been wearing mery's neighbours would be pos

agreement with some Shumchan, Tong Taa la, Wong a hat, the case might have been a Lik, Cheung Mek Tau and Shek more serious one. Lum

The complain, ible..

London, Mar, 21. ant was kept in the hospital from In connection the Ching Ming March 6 to March 8,

Convluding SIF John Simon wald,

menting of the League: they would go to Berlin deler Council at which the French Gov- Festival, special traine will be -Worship, in srateneing them to do Everything Britain eminent's communication bearing

dded to the existing service on defendant, said: Do you realise could to promate peace and to

on the recent German decision will April 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, leaving you might have been standing secure it. The object of British be considered, will probably take Kowloun at 8 a.m. to arrive in there charged with murder? policy had Canton at 10.50 am and from take a very serious view of this help to bring this great State French appeal to the League is throughout been to place carly in April. In view of Canton at 11.40 a.m., arriving in cuse. You will go to prison for back into the councils of and the made, it is assumed that occasion the broad basis upon which the Kowloori nt 2.60 p.m.

six months.

The defendurt naked for the conlty of Europe, on terms, just will be taken for an important option of a fine, and a fine of $250 to her and fair and secure for discussion of the whole question I was imposed.

call, so that she, with her great of European security-British

inlent and resources, might con- Wireleas.

ABYSSINIA'S.

PREPAREDNESS

PROVINCIAL FORCES

WARNED

(Special to "Telegraph")

Addin-Abalm; Mar. 22.- The Emperor of Abyssinia has ordered the provincial govenors to be in readiness "for any possible emergency" arising out of the Italian dispute.-United Press.

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DRIZZLE OR MIST

BRITAIN ASKS

REPAYMENT

of Ger-

LEAGUE MEETINGS

The

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

POVERTY, LABOUR AND CALAMITY Į All Service units in the Colony ARE NOT WITHOUT THEIR LUXURIES, changed to CHINA REMINDED OF WHICH, THE RICH, THE INDOLENT, yesterday.

RAILWAY DEBT

AND THE FORTUNATE IN VAIN SEEK FOR.—Hazlitt.

Rummer

-their

dress

Two unemployed inen, Pang. Hoi, sged 20, and Te Tai, aged 80, werd brought before Mr, Grantham at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning charged respectively with stealing

Nanking, March 22. .Sir Alexander Cadokan, the British Ambassador to China, has No 3719, summoned before Mr. and receiving, a barometer, The first

B. H. Church, driver of private cur communicated to the Chinese Schofield, at the Central, Magistracy defendant pleaded guilty-and-stated. Foreign Office-the-request of the this morning, for driving his car that when he gave the barometer to British Government that payment-beyond the sign-oal in May Road, the second defendant to keep, he did) A strong anticyclone is centred of principal and interest of the that portion of the road being closed not tell him it was stolen. A fine over East China.

It is moving British loan for the construction to motor traffle, without the permiss of $60, with the alternative of eastward.

A dopression appears of the Shanghai-Fongehing branch of the Inspector General of month's hard labour, was linposed on to be forming Over N.W, China line railway be made at once.

Aned $10. Defendant the first defendant, while the second Police, wat Local forecast: NIE. winds,

I stated that his cur The branch line concerned is of intly, and as he could not go up the Sorgennt Franklin, sald the barometer

was misfiring defendant was discharged. Detective. * moderate; cloudy, some drizzle or the Shanghai-Jangehow-Ningpo steep Glenealy toad, he went round was stolen from a junk at Douglas.

Railway Reuter.

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