SALE OF POWER LEGALISED
TENNESSEE VALLEY CASE RULING
VICTORY FOR ROOSEVELT
Washington, Feb. 17. The Supreme Court of the United States has at last ruled in the Tennessee Valley Administration. and has found in favour of the Government.
It found that'sales of surplus power by the Government, from its property at the Wilson Dam, was constitu- tional.
The chief ground on which the Valley authority was challenged was the right of a federal agency to com- pete with private utility Orms in tho sale of electricity-cuter.
LEGALISED SALE
Washington, Feb. 17. The New Deni won the day in the Supreme Court's test case on the Tennessee Valley_Authority,
The Supreme Court approved the sale of
Fenerated by the Wilson power Dam and indiented that it approved the future development and sale of electricity on the Tennessee River.
Chlef Justice Hughes rend the Court's decision in
which
only Justice MeReynolds had dissented.
The decision held that:--
the
(1) The Government n ower to build the Wilson Dam na an aid to navigation;
(2) The
sell sucht has power to
from sach dams;
power produced
(3) The Government has power 10 build transmission lines for the transmission of such power produced to reasonable markels.
In
The Supreme Court's decision ap parently permits similar Federal Power developments on other rivers, Addition Justices Benndela, Roberts and Cardozo expressed the opinion that the stockholders of the Alabama Power Company lacked the right to bring the suit against the TV.A.
The decision does not touch the
right of the Government to finnner rural or municipal power lines or electrical distribution systems, United Presn.
WIDER PROBLEM
Washington, Feb. 17. The TVA decision was not un- animous, the vote of the court being eight to une, Justice McReynolds dis- senting.
The ruling, however, gives no opinion with regard to the validity of the Government's acquisition or operation of local or urban distribu- tion systems. Reuter.
MARKET CRACKS
Washington, Feb. 17. Although the Supreme Court has upheld the T.V.A. În the Alabama stockholders' suit insofar as it applies to the Wilson Dam power, it has not expressed any opinion on the Noris Dam or future TV.A. programmes. The decision merely indientes that the method used by the T.V.A. in the Wilson Dam instance is constitution al, which was the point raised by plaintiffs.
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ESTATE COMPANY MEETING
NEW FLATS - ALL OCCUPIED
The
THE HONGKONG
BRITISH
LOANS' SECURITY
CHINA
CONFLICT
TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936.
A profit on the year's working of $188,030.00 was reported at the an IMPAIRED BY NORTH nunt ordinary general mesting of the Humphreys Estate and Finance Co., Ltd, held in the Hongkong Hotel this morning was prealded over by Mr. D. E. Clark, who was supported by Messrs. J. Scott Harston, J. M. Alves au M. T. Johnson (Directara), and L. Quia (Secretary). Share holders present were Messrs. J. D.; Humphreys, J. E. Jupp, W. C. Lee, F. Schreiber, Lau Shing. II. A. Pearson, H. Gittins, Lo Chung-wan, P. C. Potta, C. B. Brown and C. Bulmer Johnsen.
BUT SERVICE. MAINTAINED
ALLEGED FALSE REPORT
WOMAN CHARGED AT KOWLOON
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It was suggested by the defence that the prosecuting officer, whose suspicions resulted the laying of the charge, had in his zeal over- stepped the boundaries of truth, when Wong Kwan, aged 32, married woman, appeared before Mr. Mac- fadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy. this morning on a charge of making a falso report of a robbery to the pollog on January 14. Evidence was heard and the caso was adjourned to 10.30 a.m. on Tuesday next.
Mr. M. A. da Silva appeared for the defendants,
London, Feb. 17. Replying to Mr. Geoffrey Knox, in the House of Commons to-night, Mr. Detective-Sub-Inspector R. Cun. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, ningham, in outlining the facts, slated that the case was one in which said he understood the transfer of a Addressing the meeting,
the portion of the Customs and salt re- defendant, on January 14 about noon, Chairman sald: Gentlemen,- The venues collected in Manchurin for the went to the Yaumati Police Station report and statement of Accounts, Chinese Government, was contingent and made a report of a robbery, together with auditom report, having upon the settlement of the differences The case was handed over to Sub been in your hands for ur presel, with the present regline in Manchurian sport Commum and he took days, I will, subject to your for the While the security would be im through the interpreter, Fu Yuk-
of take them 43
ear under review in down in round paired inevitably by this diversion, ching. figures by $11,000.00, the debit to
to apart from a temporary Interest Account being higher by a corresponding figure. The other items on the debit side of Profit and Loss Account are very similar to the preceding year and do not, I think, call for any special comments by me.
year
RENTS HIGHER
Total rents, you will note, are $1,843.00 her than for 1934, the 12 flats It Argyle Street being revenue produeing from April. Dur. ing the yenr two basements in Algburth tall were converted into two-roomed flute and these have been revenue producing from these additional rents setting off the reductions in rental of our other properties. I am pleased to say that all these new flats have been occupied since completion.
October,
by
T
suspension
rough statement from the defendant
RADIO BROADCAST
Jazz Piano Recital By
Bill Cameron
RELAY FROM DAVENTRY
From ZBW on a wavelength of 355 metres (846 kilocyelén):
4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-11 p.m. European Programme. 7-7.17 p.m. Songs by Sir Harry Lauder.
1. I've something in the bottle for the morning; 2. Mr. John Mackay; 3. It's a fine thing to sing; 4. Wo parted on the Shore.
7.17-7.30 p.m. A 'Cello Recital by Pablo Casals.
1. Gavette Tendre (Hillemacher); 2. Menuet (Debussy); 3. Apres un Rove (Faure); 4. Chanson Villageoise (Rapper).
Tunes
The 11th of a series of "Educational 7.30-7.40, p.m. From the Studio.
Talks" by Uncle Mac. 7.40-8 p.m. Song Memories.
of not-so-long-ago, Drury Lano Memories, Love Tales (arr. H. Hall). 8, p.m. Local Time and Weather Report; Closing Local Stock Quota- tions.
The woman alleged that aboút 11 over a short period commencing in a.m. that day (Jannes 14) she went 1028 of amortisation payments on the to No. 163 Woosung Street, second 1912 loan, payments on both 1912 and floor, and collected $10 rent from a 1913 loans are being regularly disman on behalf of the landlord. She rrocived two $10 rolex and gave $1 charged, sald Mr. Eden,
change. She was carrying a child at floor landing she met a man the time and on reaching the first
8.05-8.30 p.m. From the Studio, who asked her, Is.Ah Hung there?" The A Jazz Piano Recital by Bill Cameron. woman replied. "I don't know: youp Minor" ("The Clock") (Haydn).
8.30-9 p.m. "Symphony No. 301 in go and see for yourself."
The man
was alleged, 4hen placed his right hand over defendant's mouth and pushed for on the stairs,
As long as the services on these loans were being paid, Mr. Eden did not think that representations to Manchukue authorities Japanese or need arise, he said.-Reuter.
Germany Bans Chaplin
TO BE SHOWN
From the bainnce sheet you will NEW COMEDY NOT note land and buildings are un $95,687.14 The sun represents pay ments to contractor for the new Balk I have just referred to. Special repairs are again a fairly heavy item, although less than the year preced ing. During the current year the patent roofing of Branksome Towers will have
be relai and Minden
(Special To "Telegraph")
9-9.15 p.m. A Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin (Copyright by Router). Song--Red Salls in the Sunset
9.15-9.35 p.m. Variety.
and, with his left hand, took two $10 notes from her pocket and then ran down the stair. The wo- min ron after him, but, on rench- ing the street, saw that he had dis- Instrumental-Hawaiian Paradise appeared, so she went to the police station and made a report. The wo- man,-in making her report, also gave a description of the man whom she said was dressed in grey Chinese style clothing arul had "no" hat.
Al Dowlly. Accordeon Solo-Lulu's Back in Town George Scott-Wood.
Andy Ions and his Islanders. Song Cheek to Check
Ginger Rogern. Organ Solo-Funeral March of a Marionette .....Sydney Gustard. Vocal Musical Comedy Requests
LR Allen and his Canadian
Bachelors.
9.35-10 p.m. From the Studio, A Planoforte Recital by Harry Ore. Programme
Beethoven, (a) Con Vivacitn (b) Non 1. Sonate No. 27 in E Minor, troppo presto; 2. Gavotte, Valentini (arr. II. Ore), Gavotte, Gluck (arr.
(arr. Liszt), Brahms); 3. The Erl King, Schubert
The won was calm about the incident and he (Sub-Inspector Cun- ningham) ATALA suspicious. Sub- Inspector Cunningham and a Chinese Berlin, Feb. 17.
detoulive went to the woman's abode Charlie Chaplin's new film, entitled at No. 151 Woosung Street, first floor, Modern Times," which is a skit upon and whilst there he asked her if she Villas and Minden Avenue are to be the mechanisation of industry. has hit any more money. During the thoroughly overhauled and redecorat-been banned by Germany,
time dufculant kept her hand in her e--a joh that is overdue.
A Nazi spokesman attributed the
pocket but when he was increased by over a lakh of dollars,lanning to the Communist tendency hur luftro St produced $7 from
of the picture,
asked what she had in her other 10 p.m. Big, Ben. due chiefly to the building programme
in the pocket, she did not reply. Sub- This is the latest move
10-10.35 p.m. Dance Music. to which we were committed. Wel
Nazi drive
10.35-10.50 p.m to purge Germany of Inspector Cunningham took the wo
A Relay from have a further bulling contracts Charlie Chaplin, whose films have man's hand and, on opening it, found Daventry. at the present time.
vanished from German screens, it is sie had two $10 nates folded up and A Talk on "Imperial Affairs" by H. presumed owing to doubts with regard covered with a cigarette packet in
V. Hodgson.'. is the purity of Chaplin's Aryan her palm. ancestorn-Ilruter Special.
Our
indebtedness to the Bank
INVESTMENTS
There has been a slight recovery in the value of vur share investments since this balance sheet was printed, but the present market value is over
inkch less than the cost price.
♫
I do not think there are any fur-i in connection with the necounts share-charged." ther matters to which I can usefully holders may wish to ask. refer and I will now formally proposo
that the report and statement of posal, which was passed unanimously.
be adopted presented accounts ns and that
the balance available in Front
Account, and Loss $188,036.00 be allotted as follows:- Pay a dividend of 7% on 200,000 shares, $140,000; Transfer to Special Repairs & Renewals A/C, $10,344; Transfer to Building Improvement A/C, $4,060.31; and carry forward $33.036.36.
After this proposal has been duly seconded, I shall be pleased to answer
10.50-11 p.m. Dance Music. .11 p.m. Clone Down.
ZEESEN PROGRAMMES
This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers
Special
programmes
FAY for
Entert
tears will be broadenst from Zeesen as
"I was satisfied," concluded Sub- Inspector Cunningham, "that she had not been robbed, so I took her back to the police station and had her Corroborative evidence was then Mr. P. C. Patts seconded the pro-
detective given
C361, by Chinese Leung Young
Robert Detective-Sub - Inspector OTHER BUSINESS
Cunningham then stated in evidence Chairman and that when he asked defendant if she | follow Proposed by the
by Mr. H. A. Pearson, had any more money she produced $7. seconded
her left pocket. Witness J. Scott Haraton, J. M. from. Messrs. Alves and M. T. Johnson were re repeated the question and defendant
replied no. elected Directors.
During
this time," continued wit- Mr. J. E. Jupp and Proposed by seconded by Mr. W. C. Lee, Blessrs.ness, "defendant had her right hand
in her pocket. I asked her what she Perey Smith, Seth and Fleming, and Messrs, Linstead and Davis were read in that pocket and she-made ro elected Auditers of the Company, at reply. I pulled her hand from her. pocket and she struggled a little anti lind to force her fingers open, and I found she had a cigarette packet and under the packet there were two $10 notes folded."
to the best of my ability any questions ia remuneration of $800 each.
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF
There will be no dinner dance on THE RISE OF AN APPETITE (IN AJ CHILD) FOR ANY KIND OF INFORMA- Wednesday at the Repulse Bay Hotel,
After the T.VA. decision, stocks turned weak with trading active in utilities. These shares were off sharply after earlier strength, and other stocks wenkened in sympathy. copper, steel, aviation, motors slipp ing. The turn-over between noon and 1 TION, IMPLIES THAT THE UNFOLDING o'clock was 1,600,000 shares.
Prior to the Supreme Court's de- MIND HAS BECOME FIT TO ASSIMILATE. eision the market was strong with IT, AND NEEDS IT FOR PURPOSES OF utilities leading buoyantly-Renter GROWTIL.-Herbert Spencer. Special..
Senate Votes Vital Funds
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours 10 a.m. to-day totalled ending 0,21-lich. The total since January 1 is 1.14 inches against an average of 2.29 inches.
His many friends in the Colony will be glad to learn that Dr. J. T.
The Burns, Phlip Line mv. Neptuna, Smalley is not retiring, as mistakenly from Melbourne, Sydney. Laboul,
Mr. Silva: yesterday. Dr. Smalley, Salamaus and Manila, left Manila for reported
well-earned this port who goes shortly on
the morning of February Home leave, will bo returning to 18 and is due to arrive here on the
morning of February 20, Hongkong in December next.
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an afterthought?
Cross-examined by Mr. Silva, wit- ness stated that he had experience of the procedure of the Criminal Sesalons and was aware of the im- portance of the prosecuting officer in giving the outline of the facts of a care, and was also aware, that facta that were not mentioned in the out- line but afterwards given in evidence was described as an "afterthought. You did not say any thing in your outline about your asking the third question ("What have you in that pocket 7")True.
Mr. Silva: May. I suggest that For begging in Rumsey Street, was given as an afterthought to pile. An enjoyable "Games Afternoon" APPROPRIATIONS OF was held by the Women's Section of near the World Theatre, a Shanghal coal on to the fire?-No, quito wrong. Witness went on to state that last the Y.M.C.A. in the West Lounge yes- man, Leo Fu-sin, 30, was fined $5 by terday afternoon. Prizewinners for Mr. Balfour at the Central Magistracy witness (the Chinese delcetive) was bridge were Mrs. Sheppard, first, and this morning. Sub-Inspector Mist present at the time, and agreed that (Shanghai he did not give evidence of the second Mrs. Browning, second. Mrs. Beck stated the man had $10 Washington, Fob. 17.
his possession. The and third questions, won first prize, for mahjong whilst money) Sonate to-day passed the Mesdames Martin and Davis tied for Magistrate ordered the defendant to
When witness opened the woman's Independent Offices Appropriation second position.
bo sent back to Shanghai.
hand the packet of cigarettes were quite intact and were not crushed. This includes the following items:
With seven previous convictions,
Witness's suspicions were first $1,730,000,000 to pay the War Upon the application of Detective veterans bonus;
Sergeant J. S. Riddell, Bir. Macfadyen dating back to 1028, Wong On, 12, aroused by the woman's behaviour,
years' hard that was to say, she
very ch $440,000,000 to Snance President made an order for the confiscation of was sentenced to wo
and she gave a minute description GSA. Roosevelt's new farm relief pro- 73 rounds of .38 ammunition, at the Inbour by Mr. Justice J.J. Hayden at the man, and because of her h
story Kowloon Magistracy this morning. the Criminal Sessions this morning of independent It was stated that the ammunition when he pleaded guilty to a charge in general. If the incident had taken Government offices for the fiscal year, was found at No. 31A Ashley Rond of breach of the Deportation Ordin-place in the street in broad daylight
yesterday
9.30 am. as the ance. Accused was banished on May and not on a stairway, the description 13 last year for a period of ten years, would have tended to prove that the and was arrested on January 15 last. robbery had taken place. Mr. J. B. Prentis, Assistant Crown Solicitor, prosecuted,
OVER $3,000,000,000
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$880,000,000 to
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1930-37.
The Bill has been returned to the result of information. House of Representatives for approval
The defendant also said that hor of the amendmentą added to the first Appearing before Mr. Balfour at
assailant had placed his hand over two of the appropriations.-Router.
her tha Central Police Court this morning
mouth, and there were no signa on a charge of the theft of a screw-
Remanded from
yesterday for of bruising or other signs about her driver and a carpenter's plane, from 10, Chung Slu Street East, second enquiries, Yi Tak, aged 70, was mouth when she went to the police
station. floor, Chau San, 28, unemployed, was cautioned by Mr. Balfour at the Cen-
Mr. Silva: It would not be proper sentenced to six weeks' hard labour tral Magistracy this morning for Sub-Inspector L. Mist stated that do- begging in the city near Queen's for me to suggest, that in your zeal Theatre. Sub-Inspector Tyler stated you have overstepped the boundaries fendant was arrested by a detective that the man had been in Hongkong of truth Inspector Cunningham 7 in Lower Lascar Row yesterday morning with the articles In pockets.
MISSIONARIES NOW FREE
MISUNDERSTANDING
tho
* IN ETHIOPIA
Lonslen, Feb. 17.
hia
for about 30 years. Provlously he was a hawker in the biscuit business but he' was now too old and inflrm to Mak Yau, 19, unemployed youth, kai jongs free of rent and was given arry on. He lived with one of the pleaded guilty bafore Mr. S. Balfourfood.
His Worship: Is that a question? Mr. Silva: No, it is a suggestion. His Worship: Then it should not have been put in question Torin.
Mr. Silva: Then I will put it in question form. (To witness) In it Information has been received from at the Central Police Court this morn
not correct to any that in your zeal the British Minister in Addis Ababaing to the theft of two long coats and concerning the colleague of the Rev. Jacket, containing money in Hong-
In a summons which came before you have overstepped the boundaries
of truth T Harold Street who was arrested on kong and Canton currency, a fountain Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Cen-
At this stage the hearing was ad- January 28 at a mission station in pen, a cigarette case, a pocket knife tral Palice Court this morning, Ng
journed. Ethiopian' province of Gamo,
In answer to Mr. Silva's question and a police whistle, the property off 30-lan, married woman, of 8. Tung incident appears to have been Lul Kam, 40, money changer's foll, Street, accused He Wan, motor driver, whether the evidence of the inter- due to a unisunderstanding and the 11 Connaught Road Central. Detee that for the past four years, since pretor could be dispensed with, His missionaries are understood not to tive Sergeant P.0. Guild stated the 1931, he had neglected to provide have been in any serious danger, defendant was arrested by a district reasonable maintenance for her this Worship stated that the interpreter They have telegraphed Bir Sydney watchman attempting to pawn the kit fat wife) and infant child whom was rather material as the charge Barton upon whome intervention the clothing. The defendant formerly he was legally liable to maintain was formed on the report. Ethiopian Foreign Minister took up worked at a money changer's shop, Defendant: pleaded that he was now
The
the matter with the Acting Governor 48: Wing. Lok. Streat, but was dis paying the complainant $6 every charged nine years ago owing to his month as directed by the Secretariat
of Shama, stating that they are free
and in good health,--British Wire-
Leas
Three-casts of Diphtheria causing trouble with the fokis. Three for Chinese Affairs Tho, summons reported to the local Health authori weeks hard labour was Impopod, was adjourned sing die.
ties during the wook-end..
word
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Transmission 5
(0.8.1. and 0.8.0.) 7. Die Ben: "Empire Mali_Dag.” 7.45 am. Dritish Composera, A Recital by
Leonard Laanes (Plansfarta), Greenwich Tima Bignal at 8 man,
The B.I.C. Empire Orchouten, am. -6.45 man. The News. Close down.
Transmission @
(G... and ar 11. Big Ben, "The Story of a Bung...”.
Greenwich. Timo Bignal at 11.30 am. 1. The News, 11.11 p.m. Chot down.
Transmission X (GP and G.B.D.t
.. Big, Ben»
Orchestra.
A Recital_ky Rachal Cavalla
p.th.
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Telephone 59101.
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"The Story of a Bang," #D.M. Close down.
B. p. The Manchester Trender Midday
Bociety's Cancert.
1.45 p.m.. Close' down.
Transmission 3
(0.8.F 0.8.E., and Q.8.3,),
19 p.. lg Ben. The Birmingham Thonire
Royal Orchestra, 10.33 p.: "Imperial Affair. II. V.
18.10 p.m. The Norris Blanley Bexlet. 11.8 p.Dragana and All That." 12.13 ... Dance Music,
Greenwich Time Bignal ni 12.30- 6.06. −12.30 am, The News,
12.46 m. Dance Music.
1 amo Close down..
Transmission 4
(0.8.3. and G.B.D.) ・・
1.78 .m.
2.10
2.45 pm
The 1.1.C. Dance
1.4.01.
· (Australian Pinulet),
3.15. A.
2.30.
110 pa Sparts. Taik, maka
| Greenwich Ting Bignal xi 4.15 p.m.
4.25 p.m. The Mitre. Hadrigal Club,”
The News,
KIE pan. Close down.
Transmission 2
(0.9.J., O.RE. and D.B.D.)
7. Dette The M.B.C. - Symphony
T4 pm. Take The Spice of Life"
"Grwenwich, Time, Blens) at 4 pəm.
PARTI
igen, The LHC. Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. The Newe
"The Bgilah : Industrien Pairs 1914
T. Robinson Clearer, at the
· Organ at the test Cine Bexley Heath. -1.40 ... The Vario Tr.
Gromwich Time Bixaul at å man 240 nm." Dance Mul,
Victorian Melaéfee. · A Male!
Bequemes,
Clap down,
PAT d PART I
Quintet with Brian (Australian Vocallat);
Lawrence
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"Talki "Conquest of the Ale=1" 6.20 s.m. Danew Mile. Len Pronger and
him Band.
#35 40 The News,
149 KM. Krance Music · (cont')),
4:45 6.1...Ķisma dewna,
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This Evening's Broadcast From Manila Station
The following programme will be brondenes from Manila' this evininar es a wavelength of 455, vászon (618.5 kiloeysles) 1:25)
- p... Bong and Movie Magazine” of the
Alt. 10 pat. Spanish Informational Paried.". GAE P.M. English Informalionai ·Furies. 7.9. 15o Town (Oriar, previsto a Quan
fter-Hour of Melody,
Keyboard
7.18 pani Mas“ Jackson, ăn
Coubre.
114 pan. -Thibo-Frigidaire ́- Prevostaiira.
featuring "Turun of the Ape”
·T45 pm. Traklin Gondel and his Nowity
8 p.m. Studio Worke 150 9.0 Oreox Newspaper. Adrákures,
Nine O'Clock Monitor, 140 pm- The College Harmonisers.
10--p.m.- Popular Perustin
116 Fred. Bartley and his Navelty 18.39 pm.... Ülgn on,
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