1936-06-10 — Page 17

Pirates Climbing Steadily

PUSH GIANTS OUT OF POSITION

BROWNS BEAT YANKEES

New York, June D. Pittsburgh Pirates are challenging strongly in the National Lengue.

By defeating te Lail-ending Brooklyn Dodgers in both games,of a double-header, the Pirates leaped from fourth to second place in the League, However, St. Louis, the fenders, aise won. The Cardinals are four victories ahead of Pittsburgh and the losses are four fewer, though they have played ona gime lens,

Pittsburgh won its first game to day by four to one, on a hitting score of eight to moven. The second game the Pirates took seven to five, on te hits to twelve..

Castleman was pounded inercilessly by Cincinnati, and the Reds won as they liked against the Giants. Glasts thus slumped from second to fourth poallion. Cuyler hit a homer and ifted the total of runs to fteen on eighteen kits. Giants scored four on า ทวน.

Sulik homered for the Philles but Chicago scored six to win agalost n three run total, Cuba had eight and Phillies seven hits, Phillies Ind two errors.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1936.

OVERCROWDING

OFFENCE BY JANUARY

MINISTER'S RULES ON

SIZE OF HOUSES

OVERCROWDING in dwellings will be an offence after

January 1 next in all areas where the number of over- crowded families is less than 100 or is less than 2 per cent. of the number of working-class houses.

The Minister of Health, Sir Kingsley Wood, announced this decision recently in a circular to all housing authorities on the further steps needed to bring into operation the whole of the över. crowding provision of the 1936 Housing Act.

Those already living in overcrowded conditions at the pres- cribed date are protected until other suitable accommodation is available.

AN

AUSTRIA WANTS PEACE

MAKES GESTURE TO GERMANY

EXTREMISTS WARNED

Vienna, June 9.

One hundred thousand Vienn- ese assembled in front of the Town Hall on the much adver- tised occasion of Dr. Kurt Schuschnigg's delivery of a pro- clamation of importance, which proved to be a peace' offer to Germany.

The Chancellor said it was Austrin's

But it is clearly desirable, the circular states, that the fixed date should not apply in an area unless and until adequate arrange- ments are in sight, not nearly for making fresh overcrowding unnecessary but for providing sufficient accommodation to "de-establish the old cultural relations. crowd" within a reasonable time.

The fixing of January 1 as the date will give authorities time

greatest desire to live at peace with

the great German state and to re-

Austria, he shil, demanded only respect for her independence and integrity.

to put in hand rehousing before then.

Local authorities submit a general rehousing proposal by led the extremists of both Left and

August 1.

The sizes of housea and thef St. Louis scored a win against Bos.umber and size of rooms which ton, seven to live, both teams getting can be regarded as adequate for eleven kits. Mizé hit n homer. working-class' families of various

sizes are suggested.

SHOCK TO YANKS

The American League standing was not altered by the Yankee defeat. but it was remarkable that the lowly Browns should have been the tonin to stop the New York string of luck.

In spite of an injury to Hemsley, who split his finger and hal to retire in the ninth huming. St. Louis whack- vel ten hits and scored five run. They held the Yankees to five hitz and thre runs, and the New York fioklers enre- lessdy bungled three times,

Washington bent Clevelanal two to one on eight hits to five, and Chleagu defeated Philadelphin five to tv, capt ten hits to nine:

Detroit had no trouble with Buston, the second position holders, scoring eight runs on thirteen hits. It was Owen's homes that clinched victory, Boston scored four en thirteen hits. Router:

CIANO WILL HEAD FOREIGN OFFICE

(Continued from Page 1.)

of Ethiopia, to notabilities at Addis Ababa-Reuter.

LETTER OF THANKS

Rome, June 10. Count Ciano having been promoted to the Foreign Ministry over The head of the Under-Secretary, Signor Suvich, Signor Mussolini has written Signor. Suvich thanking him for his services of the last four years and promising another important post.

about 180 sq. ft. and bedroomas of 150, 100, and 80 kg, ft. affords ac- commodation for a faintly of, not more than five persons;

THIS YEAR'S FRIGIDAIRE

IS A

METER-MISER

A MISER IN THE CURRENT IT USESA MISER IN THE MONEY IT SAVES

Cheaper to

run-a

Motor-

misor.

Simultaneously the Chancellor warn. Faster

Jowe shall

TIGL tolerate tinaries, he declared.

revolu-Freezing-

"We are strong enough to suppress |More Ice. them."

The most outstanding of the na

A four-bedroom house of some 1,050 sq. ft, with bedrooms of aboutting's political leaders were present, with the, notable exception of Prince ven Stürhemberg---Reuter.

A three-bedroom non-parlour 150, 120, 100, and 90 sq. ft. would fouse of about 700 sq. ft. In super-normally accommodate up to seven flat area, with a living room afipersons.

Two Biographies Strangely Alike

BY SAME AUTHOR

Whole Passages Identical

CURIOUS

two

similarities, even identical passages, in biographics by the same author, but about different subjects and published by different firms are pointed out in a review in the current issue of John ' London's Merkly.

The books are "Rufus Isaacs," a biography of the late Marquis

Signor Alessandra Lessena has of Reading, published by Cassell, been promoted from Under-Secretary and "Mr. Justice Avory," pub-|| to Minister for the Colonies-Reuter lished a year ago by Gollancz, Special

of

both written by Mr. Stanley

Jackson.

Starlight is the poetical name of The reviewer, Mr. A. G. Mae-this Candian Indian who during the donnell, writes that while reading hast 14 years has wandered 110,000 the former book certain similarities miles and has visited practically all prompted him to look up Mr. Juck the countries in the world.

times he has been near death during son's earlier work

his numerous adventures.

UNREST CONTINUES

London, June D. Questioned in

the

House Commons on the present position Abyssinia, Lord Cranborne, Under- Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said the Government had no information that since the capture of Addis Ababa on May 5, and of Harar and Dire-

WHOLESALE TRANSFERS dawn shortly afterwards, there ad

Ile found that whole passages. been any great extension of the area where the two principals had been which was occupied by the Italian forces during the concluding stages engaged in the same case, had been of the campaign.

transferred almost verbatim from

Reports from Western Abyssinin one book to the other,

May

RELINQUISHING EXTRALITY

Changchun, June 10. An agreement partially relinquishi

minister

by General Üyeds and Mr. Chat Mr. Justice Avory Yen-ching, the fortien Mr. Justice the now stute-Reuter Avory was com jletely at home in this case.

indicated the existence of consider- He quotes from Mr. Jackson'sing Japan's extraterritoriality rights able unrest and general insecurity-two accounts of the Casement trial in Manchukun is being signet to-day feature of the latter being e as follows: hostility of the Detave Galla and Rufus Isnaes Amburu elements in the population. Lord Keling Having regard to the posibility of was completely at disorder in this part of the cuantry, the British Consulates at Mega and Maji had been temporarily closet in view of the impossibility if onwaring the anfety of their stuffs.British Wireless,

Stillman's

FRECKLE CREAM

Stillman's

TRECKLE CHEAM

honte in this ense.

RAIN PROBABLE

fis (Reading's) His (Avory's); acquaintance with; nequaintance withi Pressure remains highest in the the mass of ease the mass of case Pacine to the east of Japan. Shallot law was extensive law was exten-depressions Be over the Northern and on mor har , and an more Chim Stand the Lonchoor. Les perasion than one occarina forecast-Eust and S.F. winds, mode counsel stood or counsel stao drtae; cloudy, probably some rain.

one

rected.

corrected.

592,862 CLAIM FAILS

(Contined from Pope 1.) Trading Co., of Canton. On arrival in Bombay the goods were found to be eviton waste. The defendant were alleged to have recklessly and ship the Bad-

lly undertaken 'ta

and to have issued bills ing with which the manager of the Chinn Overseas Inter-Trading Co., a certain Mr. Chang, obtained pay- ment from the Mercantile Bank of India with whom the pinintis had opened a letter of credit,

ND EVIDENCE'

گرده

Continuing his arguments from the previous hearing, that there was no case for the defence to answer, Mr. Patter said there was not a bit of evidence produced by the plaintiff's in their allegation. The intiff's had alleged that the defen- dapts had made .statement in the bills of lading that the goods were shipped from Caulon and Hongkong in a river steamer, recklessly and carelessly, without knowing or caring whether it was true or not. They hnd failed Lo establish that Mr. Carpenter, of the defendant firm, who signed the bills of lading, hnd made the statement fraudulently.

"I submit with the utmost con- Sidence," continued Counsel, "that there is not a bit of evidence in sup- port of such an allegation. If yours Lordship left this point to the Jury and they found in the plaintiff's favour, the Court of Appeal would reverse that decision in five minutes," Replying for the plaintitis. Mr. Sheldon said the case for his clients was that the statement was made recklessly and carelessly, without re- frard to its truth or falsity. If the river were shipped by goods steamer, there should be a mate's receipt, but the defendants had failed to produce it.

Counsel went on to say that there was no suestion of deliberate fraud on the part of the defendants. The allegation was that they had acted recklessly and carelessly in making that statement.

NOT DELIBERATE

Mr. Potter remarked that if the enge were to go to the jury there must lyovidence Lo convict Mr. Carpenter of fraud because it was his fraud and I not the colenied any

Mr. Carpenter, however, had

slipped. how the goods came to be and as the plant's hand admitted that there was no deliberate fraud, he could not see how such allegations could have been brough

Lo ruoto Koing Ecanyet authorities in support of his argu- skill in technical technical con-mystery, he said: "My attentionments when His Lordship said he had has been drawn to the review. Be heard enough and was satisfied there was not enough evidence for the All that has been done in marry yond that I can say nothing about

ense to go to the jury. cases is the substitution of the the matter."

His Lordship's name Reading for that of Avory His Lordship's!

won- When the News (Reading's) won. (Avury's)

Chronicle derful

memory asked Mr. Desmead Flower, direc- memory verful was, Indeed, only was only matcheli matched by his hy his skill in tor of Cassell and Co., about this

constructio

struation.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

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His Lordship then gave judgment for the defendunts, with costs,

WAR FEVER

The P. and O. liner Ranipura is tuc SPREADING IN CHINA here from Shanghal nt Friday.

Q a.in. on

of

(Continued from Page 1) A dinner dance will be held at Repulse Buy ilotel to-day, commen- compared with 17.50 yesterday. cing at 9 p.m.

The slump is due, it is stated, to' continued Government buying

The market at Hongkong dollars. present is stranger.

A Wuchow message reports that the Kwangsi authorities are taking drastic measures to

cope with the local currency depreciation and have criered the suspension of all money- changers shops.

Chan Chu, 24, on earth-carrying The Hongkong University Medical coolfe, was admitted to the Kowloon Society will hold their annual launch Hospital yesterday suffering from denic on Saturday, June 13. The lujurles received when he either fell or jumped off lorry No. 4105 launch will leave Blake Pier at 2 off p.m. The destination will be Clear while it was being driven at Tal Water Day.

•

Wan.

Appearing before Mr. W. Scholloid, On a charge of vagrancy, Shinmroz Khan, 21, unemployed, was com at the Central Mugistracy this morn- mitted to the House of Detention by Ing, on charges of having returned Police from banishment before the expira- Mr. Balfour at the Central Court this morning. It was stated tion of their terms, I Fuk, un- by Det-Sergt. F. E. Russell that it employed, aged 65 years, and Loung STILLMAN'S was the practice of Indians to obtain Kai; unemployed, aged 18 years, FRECKLE CREAM

passports in Singapore for travel to were each sentenced to eight months' Whitens Retower

ports in China but with the object hard labour. First defendant was the Ski

Freckles

actually of coming to Hongkong, banished for five years on April 16 They came here and then became this year, and second defendant for destitute and had to be repatriated, ten years on May 8 this year. Both

were arrested in Wanchal. The defendant had a passport.

H. M. Hodges, P.O. Box 1371,

Shanghai.

Money changing and foreign ex- change transactions can only be handled by the Bank of Kwangsi.

Speculators are liable to execution. -Reuter Special.

AIRLINER CRASHES

Copenhagen, June 9. Two persons were killed and eight injured when an airliner crashed near here to-day-United Press.

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ASSAULT CASES

Three cases of assault have boe reported to the police as having occurred yesterday.

Lau Chung-po, residing at No, 13 Chung Sau Lane West, received in- Juries when ho was naraulted by a number of men at the above address. He was admitted to the Government Civil Hospital, but his injuries are not serious.

Derlin, June 9. Mr. Wang Ching-wel, former Chin- Other recent donations include ese Premier, who is taking the cure £5,000 from the Counell of the Fool for heart and kidney trouble at ball Association, 1.000 guineas from Badneuhtim, is, stated to be well on also

Cheuk To, aged 50, a coolle, was admitted to hospital with a wound on his head, alleged to have h:en inflicted by an unknown person

the Eagic, Star and British Dominions the road to recovery. insurance Company and Asociated Companies, and £1,000 from theIt is expected the operation origiat. Tal Hang. yesterday.

Lee Tung was admitted to the Kow. Imperial Tobacco Company, Carreras, nally planned to remove the last bul- Limited, the General Electric Com-let remaining in his body, fired by the loon Hospital suffering from injuries pany and Erlangers, Limited-British would-be assassin, will not now be received as a result of being assaulted

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