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Depression

Ended State

JEWS AND

CATHOLICS

Statisticians VICTIMISED

FIGURES SUPPORT U.S. NAZI CAMPAIGN OF

CLAIM

STOCK MARKET

APPRECIATES

(Apezial to "Telegraph”)

PERSECUTION

PRIEST SENT TO PRISON

(Special to "Telegraph")

New York, July 29. (Dy Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphie Mamerons Ordinansu, 1184. Ravvived; July

Financial and. Industrial statia-40, 4.0 am) ties indicate that the depression In the United States is ended,

was

Berlin, July 29,

The campaign against Jews and activity continues unabated. Catholics suspected of political.

A wollknown Catholic

or. the Wind Horst League, in Baden, and two other Catholic organiantione have had their property "activities inimical to the people confiscated for

and Stato."

Firstly, on July 15, the value of the stocks on the New York Stock Exchange

$37,000,000,000 |ganisation, compared with $30,000,000,000 for the corresponding period last year. This plso compares with the depression's low value of $16,000,000,000 and the 1929 high value of $89,000,000,000.

The total value of domestic bonds on the New York Stock Ex- change has gained $7,500,000,000 above the depression low value. Stocks and bonds have appreciated thirty billions from the low value.

It is worthy of note that this Increase approximates the entire public debt and far exceeds the cost of the New Deal to date.

Secondly, the first six months' automobile sales have increased by 31 per cent. over the corres- ponding period of last year.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, "JULY

The King of Italy, who yesterday celebrated the 25th anniversary of his accession to the Throne.

The Catholic pastor, Ludwig Typhoon Hits

Roth, has been sentenced at Frankfort to eight months' im- prisonment for declaring in the pulpit that German Catholics are facing persocution like that in

Russia,

All Jews have been compelled to lenyo the lakeside resort of Lichen, near Berlin, while the official journal, Volkischer Beobachter, announces the arrest of n dozen Aryan girls and Jewish men in Munich-Reuter Special,

"THERE IS NO CASE"

Washington, July 29. A spokesman of the Stato De Thirdly, steel companies have partment said to-day: "There is ahown a contra-seasonal increase no German case before the De- in operations, which indicates partment."

ness.

the advent of heavy Autumn, busi-tration's opinion of Congressional He had been naked the Adminis-

demands for the severance of re- Fourthly, the first six months' lations between the United States building operations have Increased and Germany on account of the 51 per cent. above the correspond-continuing persecution of Jews ing period of last year. This and Catholics there. figure, however, is 80 per cent. below the 1929 figure.

Formosa

WIDESPREAD HAVOC

A

FEARED

(Special to "Telegraph">

Tokyo, July 80. sevérc typhoon

struck Formosa last night, a terrific wind whipping the coast and sweeping Into Interior, doing xreat damage throughout Talhoku.

The storm uprooted trees and was cut off and railways and com- unroofed buildings, electric power

munications of all descriptions were disrupted.

·

It is feared that daylight will revent widespread hnvoc and The acting-Secretary of State, possibly considerable loss of Mr. Wilbur J. Carr, termed the

Ilfe. demonstration alongside the Ger- man steamer

Along the coast It is feared that Bremen, developed into a free-for-all light,tensively, and that the number of which fishermen may have suffered ex- an unfortunate incident. He fatalities among them may be high, Indicated & formal apology would Sixthly, bank cleurings have in-be made if requented-United -creased by eight per cent.

Fifthly, electrical production for the first six months shows an Increase of 7 per cent, above last year.

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Preka.

Seventhly, the value of farm products la estimated at $8,500,- INDIAN 000,000 which is an increase of $1,000,000,000 over last year.

The aggregate earnings of the leading corporations for the first six months of 1936 is two per cent, above that of last year.- United Press.

OBSTRUCTION AND ASSAULT

HAWKERS FIGHT POLICE

CONSTABLE

IN DOCK

FACES SERIOUS

CHARGES

Reuter.

The Manila Observatory, report. ing at 0a.m. to-day, states that Long, 24 Lat., moving west. This the typhoon is situate in about 119

poaltion is cast of Swatow, which is threatened.

WEATHER REPORT

The Royal Observatory reports that a weak anticyclone covers the Pacific to the south-east of Japan Munsha Singh, Indian constable and a ridge of moderately high No. 758, attached to the Wanchai pressure extends from it to Korea. Police Station, appeared before A depression is moving into the Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Pacific to the north-east of Hok- Magistracy this morning, charged kaido. At 6 am. the typhoon was on Ave counts of procuring or about 60 miles to the south-east of causing to be obtained bribes, Amoy, moving west. It should en- ter the const between Swatow and Amoy about noon. Local forecast:

Westerly winds, moderate strong; cloudy, rain later.

assault and unlawful arrest.

The defendant was charged with having on July 28, at Spring Chan Kwai-wah, 41, unlicensed Garden Lane, unlawfully procured hawker, Tang Kiu. 70, licensed or caused to be obtained for him woman hawker, and Chan Chan, by Kwok Stu-so bribes of two cents 50, unlicensed hawker, were each from Ng Put and Lo Kam, and brought before Mr. Thomson at threo cents from Li Chung, and. the Kowloon Magistracy this further, with having assaulted morning on various charges of Li Chung at Tai Yuen Street, and obstructing the police and assault, with having, without good or

First defendant was charged sufficient cause, arrested Li Chung. Į with (a) hawking without The defendant pleaded not guilty

conce (b) obstructing Police to all the charges. Constable Ujargar Singh (B.356); Mr. W. P. Thompson, Assistant and (c) damaging the latter's un- Superintendent of Police, asked for form. Second defendant was a remand until Thursday, and also charged with obstructing the con- asked for heavy ball as it was a stable and third defendant was most serious ense.

also charged with obstructing him Mr. Schofield' fixed the hearing and with assaulting Police Con- of the case for 2.30 pm, on Thurs stablo Sardar Khan (B244). day, August 1, and fixed bail at

Inspector Portallion, in outlin- $750,

France Takes Precautions

MORE TROOPS. FOR SOMALILAND

to

Paris, July 29. The French Somaliland military force, which at present consists of only one company of croops, will be immediately raised to a full battalion and newly-equipped with

measure only in case the Italo- Ethloplan conflict dlaturbs the neighbouring tribes.

ing the case, stated that first de-.' Kwok Siu-so, unemployed, was the Intent and best of weapons. fondant, who was the son of the also charged with having obtained' This reinforcement is being second, and third defendant were from Ng Puj two cents on behalfcarried out as a precautionary employed by second accused to of Munsha Singh as a bribe, help her with her stall. About He pleaded guilty to the charge, 8.30 p.m. last night Indian con- and was also remanded to August atable B.356 saw a crowd of 1 at 2.30 p.m. when sentence will hawkers. near the Mongkok be passed. Bail was allowed in Theatre, so he told them to move $500. away. They did so with the ex- ception of first defendant.

The Indian constable asked de- fondant If he had a licence and

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A number of aeroplanes are also being despatched to the Somali- land posts. Reuter,

DAY BY DAY NEWS

....

IN BRIEF

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he replied in the negative, so the

YOU CAN ONLY. OBTAIN THE EXER- Ho Leung-mui, a woman, has been constable asked him to go to the CISE OF YOUR RIGHTS BY DESERVING admitted to the Kowloon Hospital, police station. First defendant THEM, THROUGH YOUR OWN ACTI suffering from the effects of poisoning refused to go and struggled with VITY, AND YOUR OWN SPIRIT OF LOVE She is said to have taken some Herbal the constable, and attempted to AND SACRIFICE.-Mazzini.

preparation of her own, take the constable's revolver. In: the struggle, the constablo's tunic Mesura. Benjamin and Potts ro

Mr. T. Carr, residing at No, & Gap was toru.

ceived the following selling and buy Road, reported to the police that while The second defendant came to ing rates from their Manila Agents driving his car, No. 850, along Queen's the first defendant's assistance, so this morning:-Bengust.

Road East, about 8.80 p.m, on July Consoly., the constable blew his police 12.10, 12.00; Antamoks, 79; 7829, he collided with the retaining wall whistle, and another Indian con- Baguio Golds, 2514; 24: Gold a result of the car skidding. stable, B.244, came on the scene, Rivers, 4%, and released first defendant's grip i

Mr. G. C. Precourt, -No. 4 French on 3.356. At this moment third

Sentence of one month's hard Bank Building, has reported to the defendant came up and struck labour was imposed on Yeung Bang, polles that some time between July 15 #ged 25, unemployed, when he was and July 20 some person entered the B.244 over the eye with a bamboo charged before Mr. Macfadyen, at the premises and stole $17 in Hongkong pole, He ran into the crowd but Central Magistracy this morning, money and a number of foreign coins, was later arrested by Chinese con with, the theft of a cotton.

to the total value of singlet to

$20. stable No. 661.

After evidence was heard, the from 294) Do Vorur Road Central

Sub-Inspector, Walsh stated that do Ching Toe, unemployed was te drst charge against first defendant fondant walked into the shop on Mon- tenced to: 12 months hard labour by was dismissed, but he was fined day and inspected singlets, but did Mr. W., Babofeld, - at the: Central 250, in default, six weeks - hard hot, purobantlary fun bepaalds they Magistracy tale morning, for having labour, on the second and $15, or were too small. He then took up returned from banishment. He was

one of the singlets, and walked out banished for, benyo seven days, on the third, Becond -

Jon July defendant was oned 310, in default stopped they der har benyttes mercanc

of the shop. A district, watchman last year and was

'and took him back chalis.. LyLake 15 days; and, third, défendant, wily in

;tó"six}inonths" bard, labour et the bop identided the on a similar charHe was banished.

PACIFIC AIR MAIL PROJECT

FIRST FLIGHTS IN OCTOBER

WASHINGTON FORECAST

(Special to "Telegraph")

Washington, July 20. - Mr. Harles Branch, Second Assistant Postmaster General, to- day was in lengthy conference with President Roosevelt.

Afterwards, he announced that he would shortly advertise trans- Pacific air mall bids, na soon as the Deficiency Bill was signed.

He expected the trans-ocean air mail service to start in October, he declared, and he added that ha hoped that the subsidy legislation would soon be passed so as to clarify the muddled ocean mail situation-United Press,

·TRAFFIC SIGNAL

IGNORED

EUROPEAN MOTORIST

FINED

D. F. Davies, of the Hongkong University, was this morning fined $10 by Mr. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy, on being convicted on a summons for disobeying a trac signal at the junction of Queen's Road and Pokfulam Road on July

11.

Wong Kwai, a Chinese constable who was on post duty at the traffic light about 11.20 p.m. on July 11, said he had given the green light to a taxicab No. 186 which was pro- ceeding from west to east along Queen's Rond. Private car No. 2017, driven by the defendant. came from the east and collided with the taxicab at the mouth of Pokfulam Rand. Both cars were turning up Pokfulam Road when the collision occurred. Car No, 2017 had the red light. He pointed out to the defendant at the time that be had the red light against him.

Pun Kam,, driver of the taxicab, said he was given the green light, and before turning into Pokfulam Road put out his right hand and sounded his horn. As he turned. the other car collided with his.

Defendant stated that he came out of Western Street and turned Into Queen's Road and then into Pokfulam Road. He had noticed a bus about sixty yeards ahead of him proceeding along Queen's Road from east to west, but he did not notice the light..

LORRY INCIDENT

A sequel to the accident at the top of Wyndhara Street on July 16, when a lorry ran into the front of a vacant, shop, was the appearance of the driver, Cheung Sai, and Chan Kam, the owner of the lorry, No. 758, summoned for driving and allowing a lorry with bad brakes to be driven on the rond.

A plea of guilty was entered and the driver was fined $10 and the owner $5.

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OBITUARY

TWO LOCAL DEATHS

REPORTED

The death of Miss Delsie McKie occurred at her residence, 31-Sey-- mour Road, in the early hours of this morning. An Australian by birth, the deceased came to Hong- kong many years ago. She WAS about 49 yours

of age. The deceased had been ill for about three weeks The funeral will probably take place this afternoon.

A gloom settled over all ranks of the East Lancashire Regiment this morning on account of the death, which occurred at 7.15 a.m. to-day, of Lance-Corporal Lewis Ashby.

Only 24 years of age, deceased had been in the Army for five and a half years, joining the regiment at Gibraltar in 1830.

Trafic Sergeant Melonis said the driver was trying to get into a stationary position at the top of Wyndham Street near the Dairy

Hailing from Bolsover, Derby- Farm when ho lost contrul and shire, England, deceased leaves smashed into the front of a shop. many relatives there The damage was estimated about $150. The brake lining of the giment, decensed had become very lorry was covered with oil,

FARMERS ATTACK WRECKED TRAIN

DRIVEN BY HUNGER TO LAWLESSNESS

During his years with the re-

popular with the rank and file be- cause of his cheery disposition and sterling qualities.

The funeral takes place at 4.80 p.m. to-day.

TRAINS COLLIDE

Barcelona, July 20. A hundred persons are reported Hsinking, July 30. to have been injured in a collision

It is believed that hunger drove between two passenger trains near farmers to attack a derailed train San Vincente Decaldes--Router near here to-day because they Special. devoured everything on the train, also the vegetables in surrounding gardens.

Mosquitoes And Malaria. Investigators learned that the attackers

Like many other evil-doers, the were mostly farmers driven from the mountains by the malarial mosquito keeps under cover. rains, floods and landslides which wicked work after sun-set. Then she

during the day and nofs out

upon her destroyed crops. They started to proceeds to inject a low

malarial cross the country seeking food and sales the blood of her victim is pure into each person she bites; and opportunely found a wrecked train: However, exact details are so far enough, and strong enough, to lacking United Press.

destroy these germs, they rapidly multiply, and an attack of malaria is the result.

What then in your surest

rest method of defence? Obviously it I in

keeping

COMMUNISTS BLAMED

New York, July 29.

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