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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY,

Returns Medal

To England

COUNTRY WITHOUT

GRATITUDE

(Special to "Telegraph")

Rome, Oct. 13.

MINERS'

HUNGER STRIKE

WELSH UNIONISTS' ULTIMATUM

Rear-Admiral Giuliano Pini has DEATH BEFORE

decided to return the British medal awarded to him after the open- tions against the Mulini in Somall- land in 1902-04.

He has sent a letter. to Signor Mussolini recalling that Italy help- ed England then with ships and

men.

SURRENDER

(Special to "Telegraph") illa Teleoraph. Copyright. Telegraphie Mom ages Ordinance, 1421. Received.. October

London, Oct. 13.

"I consider it my duty to restore, 10 m this medal, regretting only that Italian alors under my orders risked their lives for a country with no sense of gratitude or justice."-Rexter Special.

LANCS. PRIVATE ACQUITTED

COURT MARTIAL

VERDICT

Private L. Ogden, of the East Lancashire Regiment, was acquitted ut a re-assembly of, the District Court Martial, on a charge of steal- ing a gold watch, the property of Eddy Harkness, musician on the President Coolidge, on August 9.

The soldier was alleged to have taken the watch from a cabin in which he was being entertained, but he maintained that a member of the crew gave it to him and that he accepted it in the genuine belief that it was a gift for "old times' sake."

Accused was tried before Major W.

Enstwick-Field R.A., L. President: Capt. R. L. de Brissay: Lincolnshire Regt., and Lt. J. P. Williams, East Lancashire Regt. The Court adjourned to await für- ther evidence, and when this was not forthcoming they re-assembled and released Ogden in open court,

OCTOBER 14, 1935.

Dern Visits In Japan

U.S. WAR MINISTER WELCOMED

Tokyo, Oct, 14.

Mr. George Dorn, United States Secretary of War, arrived Yokohama aboard the U.S.S. Ches

at

ter at 8.30 this morning, on a courtesy visit of four days.

Mr. Dern was met by the United States Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Neville, and other Embassy re- presentatives. He will be granted an audience with the Emperor to- morrow, after which, amongst other calls, he will interview the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of War.

Accompanying Mr. Dern are his wife and son, and they will be the guests of the U. S. Embassy dur- ing their visit.-Router.

One of the most extraordinary strikes in the history of the South Wales coalfields occurred in a colliery in Monmouthshire where

A United Press message states 160 miners voted to remain under- ground and take no food until the that Mr. Dern declined to grant management agreed to their, de-any Interviews, except to explain mands to dismiss 88 non-unionists, that his visit was entirely informal A crowd of 2,000 parents and and that he is seeing Japan whilst for the in- wives, brothers and sisters, spent en route to Manila the night singing songs in the auguration ceremonies of the Com- rondway overlooking the colliery, monwealth President. The colllery band played selec- tions.

When, according to the Mines Act, sandwiches and hot tea were sent down into the pit, the minera refused the food and sent back a message that they were holding out until death or a decision in their favour by the employers.

So far the men have been with- out food since & a.m. yesterday, nearly thirty-six hours.-Reater Special.

`INFLATION

FEADS

WAR MAY UPSET AMERICA

Washington. Oct. 13.

A highly placed official of the Federal Reserve Board to-day admitted that, despite.the Board's TRUST-BUSTING OUT wide and new towers of control over credit and currencies, it is quite problematical whether this affords

against 01 assurance credit inflation.

OF DATE

THEODORE ROOSEVELT SPURNS SUGGESTION

DRUG CARRIERS FINED

SEVERAL CASES AT

KOWLOON

Four men were charged before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning with the possession of illicit drugs and fines varying between $300 and $90 were imposed.

Sha Sing-chuen. 40, unemploy- ed, pleaded guilty to the possession of 10 tuels of raw opium at Tainan Street, Shumshulpo, on Friday last, and a fine of $300, with the alterna- tive of two months' hard labour, was imposed. Revenue Officer H. R. Major stated that defendant was arrested on information and the opium was found concealed on him.

Charged with the possession of three taels of raw opium, Leung Cheuk, 48, unemployed, was fined $90, or. In default. five weeks' hard Dmcer Major labour. Revenue stated that defendant was arrest- He said also, that while thereed when he came off a Canton train was no immediate danger of re- at the Kowloon-Canton Railway actionary inflation, the new set Station on Saturday.

t

up mude the future credit poten- A fine of $250, or, in default, New York, Oct. 13.

tialities difficult to ascertain. two months' hard labour, was pass- Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, former The Commodity Research Bureaued Governor of the Philippines, has has cited charts since 1720 to despatched il sugar-coated but show that war invariably sharply nevertheless direct robuff to increases commodity prices, and Senator Borah's proposal that he adds, that currency depreciation overthrow the present Republican was the principal cause. national leadership convention Also it is said that due to the with the "trust-busting issue" wide Inflationary background exist- which the original "Teddy Roose ing in the United States, war could readily chuse Inflation despite the

velt made famous.

ch

on Lau Kwong, unemployed, when he pleaded guilty to the pos- session of 500 heroin pills at Woo- sung Street. Inspector Shannon stated that the pills were found on defendant wher, he was arrested on information. Defendant informed the police that the pills were given to him by an old man to carry.

Pleading guilty to the possession-

Mr. Roosevelt agreed heartily fact of the United States remain-of 210 heroin pills, Ho Yun, 27, un- that the monopoly system was ning neutral.-United Press, terrible evil and should be elimina- ted, but disagreed on the utilisa- tion of this argument as a major 1936 campaign issue.

He neither replied directly to not commented on Senator Borah's plan to overthrow the present; leaders-United Press..

LOCAL DOLLAR

ADVANCES

BUT MARKET VERY DULL

rates were

The Hongkong dollar advanced a farthing this morning, the official rate being 25. 08.

2. Inter-bank 0.7/168. sellers and 28. 04. buyers. The market was very dull this forenoon, no business being reported.

Silver prices were unchanged in London on Saturday.

LEAVES FOR MANILA

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New York, Oct. 13,

URGES UNITY

IN ARMY

JAPANESE GENERAL MAKES APPEAL

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employed, was fined $100, with the alternativo of six weeks' hard la bour. Inspector Ellis stated that defendant was arrested coming off the Shamshuipo Ferry Wharf at Pelho Street, and the pills were found in his pocket,

KOWLOON HAWKER

NUISANCE

HOUSEHOLDERS

Dairon, Oct. 13. Unity in the discharge of dutica

urged by Major General MANY COMPLAINTS BY Okamura, of the Imperial General Staff, at the opening of forence of staff officers of the

"Several complaints have been Kwantung Army and the Japanese made about these Shantung haw- garrison in North China,

The General said it was vitally essential that all Japanese forces should clearly understand and appreciato Tokyo's attitude on this point.-Router.

PACIFIC FLIGHT

CLIPPER ARRIVES

AT GUAM

San Francisco, Oct. 13.. The Flying Clipper, on a test flight over the Pan-American Air- ways Pacific route, arrived at Guam at 0.10 p.m. Pacific time

kers in the Tsimshatsui district; they put their feet in the doorway and refuse to go." said Inspector licensed hawker, was charged be Stimson when Yung Ha-min, 29, fore Mr. Wynne Jones at the Kow- loon Magistracy this morning with disorderly conduct at Austin Avenue on Saturday.

Mies F. Gomes, of. No. 10, Aus. tin Avenue, appeared as the com- plainant.

The prosecuting officer stated that on Saturday morning defen- dont went to complainant's house, which was occupied by the com- plainant and her father. The door was opened by the amah, who, when she saw defendant, sald they did tot want to buy anything. Defen dant put his foot in the doorway and refused to go. Complainant.

le still refused, until polico

Dr. Carl W. Ackerman, Dean of to-day. the Columbia Graduate School of Air offietate, express the opinion also told defendant to go away but Journalism, and Mrs. Ackerman, that this flight proves the practic-whistle was blown. He then went loft Now York for the Philippines ability of the trans-Pacific route down and sat on the opposite side to-day.

beyond all doubt-Reuter.

He is one of twenty journalists who will be guests of the Philip- pines Government at the inaugura- tion ceremonics-United Press,

RAW RUBBER

LATEST SINGAPORE

PRICES

Messrs. Benjamin and Potts receiv ed the following Straits currency quotations (buyers) from Singapore to-day for raw rubber Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PRO Nov Anot

90% eta, up cle, FRANKLIN, at 1-and-9, Wyndham Street in the City of Victoris Jany/March 21 Hongkong.

Apis

NEW POLISH CABINET

CHIEF MINISTERS UNCHANGED

of the road and used, abusivo langunge.

On fining the man 35. hla Wor- ship said: "Look here, young man. if you come to this Colony you have to behave yourself. If you are told to get out of private premises, you get out and stay away."

FAIR WEATHER Warsaw, Oct. 13.

The anticyclone has moved The new Polish Cabinet has been sworn in, with the former Minister eastward. It now covers Koreá of the Interior, M. Koscialkawski, and the adjacent sens. A depres

alon is situated over S. W. Man- as Prime Minister. aas

The chief ministers retain their churia and a small depression ap old-portfolios, including Colonel ponta to be forming over the Sulu Bock Minister of Foreign: Attairs, Sea, Local, forecast: Bast winds,

BES Imoderatoi fair.

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