1935-06-14 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JUNE

14, 1935.

Hongkong Actually

World Port

AIR DEVELOPMENT

SUPPORTED

SHIPPING

CO. VIEW

We have received the following further letters regarding the de- velopment of Hongkong as a big air-port:

1 wish to cumpliment you on the leading article of your issue of June 11, which had reference to a contributed article in the Hong- kong Telegraph of June 19.

Some, or possibly many of your readers may be surprised that a representa. tive of a shipping concern is in- terested in seeing an aviation com- pany call at this port. However. I feel that advancement in trans- portation facilities should never be at a standstill. If aviation is to be the transport of the future, these this port should be in on the ground flour.

1 am of opinion that the Anther- ities in Hongkong should extend every possible facility for develdp Ing Hongkong as a world airport. I am strongly in favime of facili ties being offered here to the Pan- American Airways with a view to making Hongkong ita western terminus of their Trans Pacifi service.

H.M.S. Suffolk is carrying the Chinese art treasures for the London Art Exhibition. The war. ship was loaded with the 93 cases of curios in Shanghai under the strict supervision of Chinese Gov. ernment officials and the police. Mr. Cheng Tien-alii, Vice-Minister of Education, has been ordered by the Chinesa Guvernment to go to London to help the British committee in charge of the exhibition. Mr. Cheng left for London on June 11. H.M.S. Suffolk loft here yesterday.

ERNST TORGLER

SET FREE?

IMPRISONED DESPITE

ACQUITTAL

(Special to "Telegraph")

chw

Copyright Maigre Dotiquer, 1891.

ALLEGED THEFT

OF MONEY

HOTEL. INCIDENT

SEQUEL

BRITISH POLICY TO BE EXPLAINED

MINISTER WILL VISIT

CHIANG KAI-SHEK.

RADIO BROADCAST

A Relay from Daventry Of Aldershot Tattoo

FOUR STUDIO ITEMS

From Z.B.W. on wavelength of

855 metres (846 kilocyeles).

1-7 p.m. Chinese Progranime.

7 p.in. Stock Quotations. 7.03-7.30 p... Orchestral Music. Leonore Overture (Beethoven) Jochanaut is brought before Salone

("Salt") (R. Strauss)

Bavarian Dance Op.27, No. 1 (Elgar) Bavarian Dance Op.27, No. (Elgar) Eight Russian Folk Dances

7.30-7.13 p.m. From the Studio. A Talk on "The Aboriginal Tribes People of North Western Kwangtung" by Mr. R. R. Montgomory.

7.15-7.59 p.m. The Grenadiers. Waltz Walteufel)

7.50-8 p.m. From the Studio, "A Weekly Review" by Sabrina.

m. Time and Weather Report. 8.03-8,15 p.m. Jazz Piano Recital by Ronald Gottrley:

8.15-9 p.m. Reing from Daventry. The Ablershot Tattoo." Tattoo surfed by Massed Drums, Bugles and Fife of the Aldershot and South- orn t'omannds, followed by an eve witness_necount by Major J. B. S. Bourne- May, of the Tation. The Mad Bandi, Drums and Harele and the Finale.

9-9.15 p.m. From the Studio, 40th Recital of Gramophone Records hy The Rev. CHR. Sargent.

9.15-40 p.m. Cello Recital by W.

Mr. Wang | H. Square,

Ch Chi-kun no HER

Nanking. June 11. employed, appeared before Mr. Sir Alexander Calogan, the Brat Macfadyen at the Central Magis British Ambassador to China, pail

call on Telegraphic truck this morning, charged with a courtesy lincerest. June the theft of $65 (Hongkong cur- ¦ Ching-wei, President of the Execut “eeney, and $7 (Chinese currents. |tive Yuan nd enncurrently Berlin, June 1

the property of Cheung Chi fuit. Pareign Minister, yesterday, pre- Krust Totpler, The Communist ?

Joharco merchant, from Room No.liminary to the ceremonies to be feader who has been in gaol ever I can see no reason why, in the ice the Reichalay

608 at the Empress Hotel

held to-morrow morning in conne fire trial of peculiar circumstances surround-19t, although he was subsequent.

tion with the presentation of his ing our Colony here, the Governly acquitted on a charge of com

credentials to Mr. Lin Sen, Chairs ment should not permit Chinese plicite in the crime for which the

Government. m:: of the Chines National planes to land in Hongkong re- Dutch hoy, Van der Lubber gardless of whether or not regiprosented, is now reported to have en Rying rights over Chinese ter- ben liberated, Rentre Sperint. ritory are conerdeil,

Hongkong. although a British Colony, is actually a world port, and if the Authorities are prv pared to take a Jong vlow with the idea of continuing Hongkong as a world port, they should. in my opinion, extend the same facilities to air-borne trafic irrespective of nationality, ns are now recorded to sea-borne traffic.

Placing Hongkong as a terminus for the Pan-American Airways would accomplish more toward put- ting Hongkong on the world tourist map than the investment of many thousands of local dollars advertising through the proposed Tourist Association.

T. B. WILSON, Dollar Steamship Lines,

GOOD FOR TRADE

in

It is most gratifying to see the interest your paper has created regarding prospertive air lines in Hongkonx.

POLICE CHANGES

FURTHER

SHORTLY

!

Acting Sub-Inspector Tyler. prosecuting, stated that detendant

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plainant's and visited him at the hotel with the object of getting a It is learned that Sir Alexander

money. While

was intends to pay un nir visit to Sze- there, complainant left the room to Feisoen shortly after his presenta-

the lavatory, He then suddenly remembered that he had in, credentials so as to seek CITE opportuntiy to explain to money lying in Marshal We a atHm sa!

Chiang Kai-shek jachet de his room, and returned British position in regard to the rem bat found defendant present developments in North

China. Central Nowa.

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TRANSFERS ; had disappeared,

Tukis of tlu hotel then told him that they I drank test sven defendant going to the fifth door. Pom- down plainant hastened after him and found in there with the money

The following, frusters in the Hongkong Polis Force will tales effect shortly:

Acting Sub-Inspector Hughes will live at Yaumati and do duty at Mongkok Tsai Police Station until the return from Anti-Piracy Guard of Sergeant Bradsell who will gu to Mongkok Tani, A.S.I. Hughes remaining at Yanaati;

in his possession.

Defendant denied stealing the money, stating that he nel s it on thus floor and had picked at up. Be admitted not telling com plainant anything about it.

FANLING GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR

SUNDAY Golfers going to Pauling on Sunday should note that the train leaves at 8.30 a.m.

The starting times for Sunday

Old Course 9.24 A. Sommerfelt, G. Marseille. 1.28 1. J. A. Pielden, H. A.

Browning.

Acting Sub-Inspector Tyler in-are as follows: formed His Worship that he had been instructed to ask for a remand Sergeant Baker from Mongkok until Monday, as the police wished Tsui (o Shamshinipo tree Sergent to make further enquiries courer- Pilkington on leave;

ing defendant, will de

Defendant

Sergeant MeHardy Charge Room duty at Mongkok remanded.

Tsui:

Bay:

Sergeant Moss from Quarry Bay Unfortunately, from information to Mongkok Tsui, ein Sergeant at hand, it is strongly rumoured | Whitley from Central to Quarry that any British Air Line operat- ing between Hongkong and the im perial Route between London and Singapore may be prevented from obtaining the halk of the China Air Mail to Europe.

It has been suggested that the South West Aviation Corporation. which operates between Canton. Wuchow. Nanning and Langehow, may take the mail which is brought from Shanghai by C.N.A.C. and the ninil from Hankow by Eurasia to Lungehow, which is near the border of Indo-China. The mail may then be handed to Air France to be carried to Europe.

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Was

b.ne geordingly, 9.36 10.00

RUSSO-JAPANESE PACT?

London, June 11, Is Irated in reliable circles.

1. 11. Geare, R. A. Rodgers, K. Bathurst, A. T. Lay. S. II. Dodwell, Commodore Sedgwick.

ANGLO-IRISH TRADE PACT

Dublin, June 13,

Sergeant Rose From Shamshuipe, that. Rustadapango nut-aggrvas. - The Dail, by. 81 votes to S. to Tsimshatsui rice Sergeant ion treaty segotiations have been ratified the recent coal and cattle Wheeler on leave;

progasing paget between the Irish Free State favourably, Boited Press.

nd Britain.-henter Sperial,

Sergeant Weare from Central to Shamshuipo Per Sergeant Rose,

ALLEGED BRIBE

SANITARY

INTERPRETER

CHARGED

and

SACRIFICES WITH READINESS AND CHEERFULNESS.---Selden.

1

3.

Air farranted on "Ale s thes 4th String (Bach)

Abendlied (Evenson! (Sebne 311771),

Ave Verum (Mozart). 10 pm Press Bulletins,

1005-11 p.m. Dance Music by the Orchestra of the "Rajputams, directed John Melterinuft. (Rugby AME day Press News at 10,30 punu),

THUNDER SHOWERS

•

The anticyclone is moving east- the adjacent seas. Pressure re- word and now covers Japan and aina moderately high over the Pacific to the east of the Philip- is moving pines. A depression. eastward to the south of the Bonins. The depression over S.W. China hus deepened slightly. Local

winds, forecast:- 1. moderate: ebatly, local thunder showers.

NAVAL TALKS

Landon, June 18. The German delegates headed by Herr Von Ribbentrop arrived at Croydon by special seroplane this evening. The Anglo-German

will conversations

be navat resumed to-morrow. British Wire- less.

COMMUNIST EXECUTED

Lungyam, Pukien, June 11, Chu Chiu-pei, the noted Chinese Communist leader and writer, was executed at the local military head. quarters yesterday under orders from Marshal Chiang Kai-shek. Chu Chiu-pei's fame as il Com- munist writer in China is only second to that of Chen Tu-siu, who is still serving a prison term at Nanking-Central News.

The

DAY BY DAY. NEWS IN BRIEF

THE HAPPINESS OF MARRIED LIFE { Gerak Well, agri fter years DEPENDS FPON MAKING SMALL living at Pokfulam, was taken to the Government Civil Hospital for treat- ment following a bite on the leg he dog owned by his father. The dog has been sent to Kennerly Town Fa Weather permitting. military! the usual period of foleervation. band concert is to The given in N.

nwing $12 Tide conditions, Andrew's Church geunde, Roselion, i

Rajputan was able to ga to z Li Kam. agent 36, a widow, appear- at 9 pm on Sunday by the hands before Mr.

sund berth at Kowloon when she ar If this comes about, it would

Macfadyen AL the Kamenkbare

rived from Shanghai this morning Appear the

Before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the the 2nd. Battalion East only mail Imperial Airways will obtain. should they Kowloon Magistracy this morning. Regiment. Admission charge will be Central Magistracy this morning, and red at bany Al. She will charged with the possession of 201 sail nt noon to-morrow from the bunny extend their service to Hongkong. Cheng Hing-u, 40, an interpreter, fitty cents; Service men free.

Purple lottery tickets, found concealed and launebes will leave the Hongkong would be the local Air Mail and of the Sanitary Department, was

Low her in Hollywood Road, She was Milet 1 in, and possibly odd, mail from the Philip charged with having accepted a

She Fong, 35, with three previous | Fred $75, with the alternativa of one pines and outlying ports,

bril Bail in the sum of $750 convections for theft, pleaded guilty month's imprisonment.

before Mr. Schofield at the Cential) was granted

Was Magistracy this morning to returning Teranishment and was sentenzend

THEFT FROM SHIP

and the case

accepted a bribe

at

sent tol

The

Lincolnshire

11.07.

Regiment

It is heartily agreed that, sub- jects to certain provisos, Hong-remanded for seven days.

A dumb mute, Levng Ping, aged celebrating the 250th anniversary of kong should be open to all Air It is alleged that defendant to mur months hard labour. Anda, unemployed, was brought before the formation of their Regiment on

of $50 from a returned banshee, Ng San, #1, Lines, which would be one of the

Macfadyen was le

the Central June 20. On the evening of that day factors towards stimulating trade man named Ma Sing on May 25. al out to pu

for nine munti. Magistracy this morning, charged an open air concert is to be held l with stealing a piece of iron girder,ut deal artists have kimily promised Shamishuipo at which several promit- and hotter conditions

Detective Sub-Inspector Cun-p in the

Yaumati Colony,

ningbum appeared for the prosecu= | For committing a breach of the Salued at $1.50, from the Perry Wharf. Be WIN

to appear and in applying for the deportation ordinance, Ng Kui, aged remami stated that he had been:41. was sentenced to nine months: prison for three weeks, and record- instructed to do so by Mr. W. Jhard labour by Mr. Macfadyen at the jahended for banishment, if possible.

morning. | Centrul Police Cart this Lockhart-Smith.

Mr. R.

He had heen banished from the Co- Arrested coming off the R.ALS. Il Volo appeared on fony for 10 years in flctober, 1931, Empress of Canada after having half of defendant.

Defendant was arrested in Hollywood istolen a spammer yesterday, Yau Ho

Road.

pluk, all, an unemployed "cook,

brought before Mr. Wynne-Jones atį Charged before Mr. Macfadyen at

the Kowloon Magistracy this morning the Central Magistracy this mormax and sentenced to three months' hard with the theft of a fountain pen from tour. He was also ordered to be police supervision for the two yours. Inspetor Stimson stated Wing On Wharf, Le Cham, aged 35, that when defendant was arrested the unemployed, was sentenced to three spammer was found in his possession. months hard labour. The value of Defendant had seven previous envie- the pen was given as $3.20. Acling tions against him. Sub-Inspector Tyler prosecuted.

ODD JOB COOLIE SENTENCED

The theft of a piece of hraus, a piece of copper and two pieces of lead from the steamer Malayan Prince, berthed alongside the wall at Taikon Docks, was admitted by

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PHILIPPINE GOLD SHARE QUOTATIONS

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Wong Chuk-sam, shop fuki, IEC placed under

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Don't Take Risks! Before Mr. Macfadyen at the an odd job coolte, Lam Cheong,

Wong Wai-chan, eged 58, and Lam| Central Magistracy this mornings concerned; be ready to correct Don't take risks where your health aged 29, when he appeared before by Mesars, Swan, Culbertson & Chuen, nged-, 35, were charged be.Kong Sze, aged 63, street coolie, was Mr. Schofield at the Central Police Fritz shortly after the close of the fore Mr. Macfadyen at the Central charged with receiving a box of

1g any health irregularity at the first Court this morting. Six weeks' | morning session. of the Manila Magistracy this morning with the hammer-heads, knowing them to have sign. Constipation is hard labour was imposed.

of three brass covers and threej

stolen.

bammer-heads were in the congested food tract poisons Sergeant Groves

that stated

Aakai 1 Sale Volume Rom. The first defendunt

which become absorbed valued at $3 and were the property into the blood stream, lowering your

are set up defendant was surprised when he

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additionally charged with receiving of the Sing Lang hardware kup, 144,

and attempted to take a pot of paint Antonach Vollfeld

two brass ladles, while the second de Wellington Street. Defendant was vitality, causing loss of energy LOOOD! TWO.

healaches,

other and near the No. 1 hatchway on boardulu Gold Mining

appetite, of arrested by district watchman in fendunt faced another charge the ship. A piece of brass fell Goal ver

troubles. 1000receiving three brass covers and one Lower Luscar Row near Tung Street, down from the back of his trousers,

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An ocensiaan duse of Pinkettes and keep while the other articles were found

stealing and said he was given the questioned and admitted that he found will dispel constipation in his shoes. "The third enginear

property, by the

defendant, the property in Staveley Street, le you healthy. Mild in action, these discharged. denied w!!!

laxative pills gently assist After evidence, he

dainty receiving the articles, but said; informs me there has been a lot of

nature to ensure the daily elimination. C. Goodwin said defendants he had picked them Sergeant petty thefts on board and they are

up fron

They

Riven up the liver, banish were street sleepera. The valug of rubbish hemp After evidence, hard to stop," he added. *

Defendunt

The property was $4. First delen- Worship altered the charge to one billousness, sweeten the bruth, clear- One caso each of Small-pox and dunt, who had two

previous of unlawful possession, and bound do the skin, rolleve pilus.

Pinketten are laxative perfection. Typhold were reported to the local convictions, was sentenced to three fendant over in a personal bond of Sold by chemists everywhero.

weeks' hard labour.

$30 for a period of ninò months.

admitted three previous convictions and also that he was a time-expired banishee.

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