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YAUMATI THEATRE

SUMMONS

A fine of $60 was imposed upon 3. M. Noronha, of the Credit Foncier D'Extreme Oriant, when bo was summoned before Mr. Wynne-Jones πε the Kowloon Magistracy this moming for presenting a theatrical perform ance at the Yaumati Theatre on My 18, without a permit.

Mr. F. G. Nigel, of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master, ap peared on behalf of the defendant, while Detective Sergeant Franklin appeared as complainant.

Detective Sergeant Franklin' stated that on May 18 he visited the Yaumati Theatre and found that a stage performance was in progress. He asked whether a permit had been obtained from the Secretariat for Chinesc Affairs, and a poster was produced and shown to him. He was told that this was the permit.

Mr. Nigel stated that his in structions were to plead guilty. He further stated that the theatre had a licence from the Inspector General of Police for stage per- formances, and his client thought that this covered everything.

IIIA Worship atated that although they hail a licence, it was necessary to obtain a permit from the Secretarial for Chinese Affairs or the inspector General of Police,

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EX-SOLDIERS' UNION?

BRITISH CONTACT WITH GERMANY

(Special to "Talograph”)

London, June 11. The British Legion is taking to early steps to endeavour establish collaboration with Ger- man ex-Servicemen.

Major Featherstone Godley, Chairman of the Legion, and Colonel Crosfleld, former Chair man, are paying an informal visit to Berlin shortly to investigate of establishing the possibilities friendly contact. They will then report to the National Executive, further which will decide on action. Reuter Special.

PRINCE APPROVES

London, June 11.

The Prince of Wales addressing

his "old comrades,*

us he called

19

the ex-service men of British Legion at their conference London to-day, made a cordial re- ference to the German Nation.

deputation

"The idea of from the Legion going to Germany has commended itself to me," said the Prince. " feel there could be no more suitable body to stretch forth the hand of friendship to the Germans than, we, ex-service men, who fought them--and have for- gotten all about it--in the Great War".

SALESIAN BROTHER

PASSES

HEAVY LOSS TO

LOCAL SCHOOL

The Aberdeen Industrial School has suffered a big loss by the death of Bro. Charles Fino, diroc- tor of the Carpentry Department, of the school, and also in charge! of the Band.

Born in Turim 30 years ago, hu came to China 10 years ago, and was first in charge of the Carpen- the Saleslan try Department of Industrial School at Shanghal, Louis Industrial School, afterwards belog-teonaferred to St. Hongkong, where he stayed for seven years during which time ne was also invited to take charge of the Carpentry Department of King's College Industrial Depart- ment, and was lately tranferred to tho recently-catablished Aberdeen Industrial School.

The funeral will take place to

day leaving St. Francis Hospital. Wanchai, at 5.30 p.m. and passing the Monument at about 5.45 p.m.

CHILD'S FATAL

FALL

INDIAN RESIDENTS

BEREAVED

Kenneth Kelvin Fazil, the nine The Prince said he had discussed months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. this suggestion with the President F. M. et Arculli, was fatally in. of the Legion, Major-General Sir jured as a result of an necidental Frederick Maurice. His proposal fall from the third oor of No. 64 i was greeted with lond cheers. Village Rond this morning.

trouble

The Prince also referred to the The necident occurred at about various netivities of the Legion, 18 o'clock. The child had ap- including the fling of work for parently climbed over the window |ex-servicemen, helping those in sill. When picked up, the child,

ILTE providing was still alive,

medical ลาย The Manchester Corporation per special cent. loan of £4,000,000, which was clothes and other forms of assis-assistance was rendered, the baby offered last week at 99 per cent.,

lance to unemployed In the dis-being taken to the Government

He expressed him- | Civil Hospital, where he succumb-- is stated to have been over-tressed areas. subscribed thirty-three times. self as heartily in favour of bring-ed to head injuries received.

Dealings began to-day anding the younger generation into The greatest sympathy will be finished at a premium of 15/16. their ranks to carry on the organi-extentied the parents in their gar

sation of this work. "For", he bereavement. It was the first Municipal lonn to he Boated, after a respite from tid. "we are none of us getting any issues of this kind, in four mouths, younger"--British Wireless. but others are do follow before! long.

peri

To-day the Cardiff Corporation. approved the issue of new stock to the value of £1,500,000 at 3 cent, the purpose of which is to extinguish two existing 3% per cent. issues, one of which is due for repayment on July 1. The stock will be issued at £90.- British Wireless.

ARMY TATTOO INCIDENT

ITEM NOT ON THE PROGRAMME

SEEK CONTROL OF FOREIGN BANKS

CHINESE APPROACH

DIPLOMATS

Nanking, June 12.

SEVERE DROUGHT

IN KIANGSU

FARMERS FEAR LOSS

OF ALL CROPS

Shanghai, June 12. Reports from the interior of Kiangsu Province indicate that a general drought condition is obtaining in most of the rural districts,

as there has been no rain since curly this year.

It is learned in the Chinese Foreign Offee that the Chinese diplomatic authorities have ap proached foreign diplomatic agents in China on the subject of Numerous crops are showing how to bring foreign banking signs of withering and their com Institutes in China within the con- plete failure is inevitable unless trol of Chinese banking laws, irrigation work is taken up in which is deemed necessary if time to relieve the situation. depositors in foreign banks (the A petition to this effect has majority of whom are Chinese) been addressed to the Klangsu are to be adequately protected. Provincial Government by a num

It is also learned that prior to ber of leading gentry of the pro- this diplomatic action taken by vince-Central News.

a tenta- the Chinese authorities, tive plan for reaching this objective was submitted to foreign bankers.--Central News,

CONTROL OF CURRENCY..

London, June 11. Sixty thousand school children this afternoon watched the dress rehearsal of the Aldershot Tattoo in the Rushmoor Arena. The Duke of Connaught, the Duchess! of York the two little

and Princesses were also present.

Shortly before the performance began, an Army lorry loaded with the Arework caught fire, and children much enjoyed this pyro- technic display which was not on

The following forthcoming Foreign Currency Control Office to the programme. No-one was hurt, but the lorry was destroyed.-weddings are announced at the regulate the acquisition and export Registrar's Office, Supreme Court: of foreign currencies, gold, other British Wirelcas.

Mr. Louis Hathaway Albiston, precious metals and Danzig cur- nuval officer, on U.S.S, Isabel, and|rency.

PEACE IN CUBA

COMING WEDDINGS

Berlin, June 11. A message from Danzig un- nounces the establishment of a

Miss Frances Evelyn Stevens, re- Foreign currencies can only be siding at 270, Orange Street, Man- bought and sold through the State Havana, June, 11. chester, N.H., and Mr. Roberto Bank in Danzig, which in future The state of war, existing since Maria Robarts, clerk, Jardine will announce quotation of foreign March 11, has now been raised. Engineering Corp., Ltd., residing currencies. It is believed that the The new Cuban Constitution was at 9. Nanking Street and Miss Danzig Government intends to signed and became law to-day-Carmelina Anacleta Robarts of maintain its currency at the pre-

the same address.

sent level-Router.

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