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DRAIN ON FRENCH BULLION

SECURITIES ON DOWN GRADE

APPREHENSION CONTINUES

Paris, June D.

The outflowing stream of gold, checked yesterday, recommenced to.

dny..

Most of it is going to the United States. The loped from the protraction of the strike, and also from apprehension arising out of M. Leon Blum's "New Deal" with the higher production corts looming whend of industry.

now selling movement devo-

French securities slumped further on the Bourse, with the single excep- tion of the Banque de Franco shares.

-Reuter,

HOLLAND'S, LOSS

Amsterdam, June B. Holland lost a further £5,500,000 worth of gold, necording to the werk-

Is statement of the Netherlands Bank,

and at the same time the banknote circulation was diminished by only "abairt £3,000,000.--Reuter.

CABINET HUSTLE

Paris, June D. The Cnllnet has displayed, much- hustle in preparing the Government's New Deal Bilis,

In the

Premio Aternoon, M. Blum, the

the Bills to M.

Herial, President of the Chamber, with a request that a special com- mission of the Chamber be appointed to exninine and return them in time to enable discussion thereon, which is to be begun on Thursday,

A decree has been issued empower- in the Minister of National Defence to co-ordinate the netivities of the War, Marine and Air Departments. Provision is made for the creation of ja National Defence Committee, pre- suled over by the Minister of Nation. al Defence, and composed of the Air and Marine Ministers, Maralini_Petnin und the Chiefs of the General Staff,— Reuter.

SLEIGHT-OF-HAND TRICK

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METAL CYLINDER ́AS ROLL OF COINS.

"It seems to be a simple case where my client has been victimised by a sleight-of-hand trick", commented M

D. H. Blake when he defended Chan Fal-nam, 22, assistant employed at the money-changer's shop on the Hongkong Star Ferry wharf, before Mr. Balfour at the Central Police Court this morning on a charge of

by a trick of $5. Det-Sergt. P. G. Guild conducted the prosecution.

Chi, coolie employed at Messrs. Mak Kelly and Walsh, testified that at 3.45 p.m. on Monday he was sent to the defendant's shop with a $10. Hote to obtain change of a $5 note, anil 35 in ten-cent pieces. Defendant gave witness the change and at the moment witness did not examine the money. On returning to the shop,

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BUILDING MIGHTY EMPIRE OUTPOST

CAPETOWN TO BE BIG NAVY BASE

EXTENSIVE ». DEFENCES

(Special Dr. "Telegraph")|||-

London, June 9.

It is understood that a gigan- tic project, which will make Capetown Great Britain's migh tiest Empire naval base, is the chief topic of discussion between members of the Government and Mr. Oswald Pirow, South Africa's Minister of Defence, who is at present visiting London with the frankly expressed intention of discussing Imperial co-operation in perfecting defences.

Mr. Pirow arrived in London Mon-

is believed that Great Britain and South Africa intend to share the east of the Capetown base,

Plans for the construction of the bas include:

1 The posting of long range artillery units on Robben Island, two miles outside Table Bay har- bour, and turning the former loper colony into a mighty fortress;

2. The enlargement of the exisi. ing naval establishment in Cape towa;

3. The fortification of Saldanha Hay, which would eventually be converted into a senplane base, Preliminary work has already been started to make Capetown harbour one of the world's largest

One of the recent developments is. the commenecment of construction of a £6,000,000 graving dock, which would accommodate any warship in the world.........Evited Press,

TO DEBATE BUDGET LEAKAGE

THURSDAY SET FOR COMMONS PROBE

London, June D.

In the House of Commons, the Home Secretary (Sir John Sharon) announced that the Government had set aside Thursday for the purpose of a debate on the Budget leakage.

Sir John added that any question of criminal proceedings was solely for the Attorney General to decide; the Cabinet had n intention of influencing his decision.

neither the right

nor After Major C. R.

R. Atilee, Labour portant that the House should know leader, had remarked that it was im-

the Attorney General's decision be- fore the debate, Sir Archibald Sinclair (Liberal, urged a postponement of the debate unt the decision was announced.

Sir John Simon agreed that the Attorney General's decision must be ascertained before the debate could He added that the decision occur.

Thursday.-Reuter.

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roil of coins was only a metal cylinder wrapped in paper. The manager then telephoned for the police.

Sergeant Guild, in evidence, teati- Bed that, on being given: permission by the defendant, he searched the shop and found another three rolls which were cylinders. There was also some paper similar to that used wrapping the cylinders. Defend- ant was very excited at the time, but later made R statement, to the effect that shop for $20 change in notes and four. rolis of coins.

COLONIAL SECRETARY

APPOINTED

a man had come to the MR. N. L. SMITH CETS

The man then handed the rolls back to the defendant, stating he did not want to change the. money as four cents was too expensive to change $20.

Mak

Chi, recalled to the witness box, Agreed with Mr. Binke that Messrs. Kelly and Walsh often had dealings with the defendant's shop, and witness had been there" several times.

• POSSIBLE. TRICK Sergt. Guild remarked that it was very strange that defendant should take in money without examining it, as there was such a lot of bad coins about in the Colony, at the present time. Perhaps the defendant had a trick played on him but it was up to him to examine the coins. He was in a job where he had to be very careful.

The defendant, in evidence, de

that he had been tricked and, clared in his own words, termed it "to steal a He

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BRITISH TROOPS FIRED ON

1930.

PATROL ATTACKED FROM AMBUSH

BUT

SNIPERS

ROUTED

Jerusalem, June 9.

A military patrol of the Royal North Lancashire Regiment, returning to camp to lay, was involved in an ambush of Arab markamion.

The patrol returned the fire, sud-

the attacker,

denly took up the offensive and routed

Police patrols in the city itselt were also attacked and bombs have been thrown during the past few hours in many places throughout the country, Including the holy city. Bethlehem. There two bomba Ex- ploded, but neither did any serious damnge-Bruter, Bulletin Service,

FURTHER INTERVENTION

London, June D.

It was onnounced in the House of Commons today that Great Britain must take further steps to check the Krowing Palestine disorders, under the emergency powers of the 1931 De fence Pact-United Prean.

Was

COMMONS Statement

London, June 9.

cordially Mr. Ormsby Gore cheered on rising in the House of Commons to answer questions for the far the lirst time

Secretary Colonies. He gave a comprehensive reply to questions on the sitantion in Palestine.

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He said he, much regretted that the improvement observed before the recess had not been maintained. "The

are faced within continu Authorities

series of acts of violence in of the country. The many parts Government of Palestine nro Laking all possible action to protect lives and property, and further emergency powers are being taken by proclama tina. The troops In Palestine have been further reinforced.

"I should like to take this op- portunity, which is the first I have had since assuming offler, to express iny personal concern for the welfare of of all sections of the population Falestine and my confidence that on ni the basis of the recommendations the Royal Commission which His Majesty will be advised to appoint when order is fully restored, means will be found within the framework of the mandate, with its dual obliga. tians, to establish lasting peace and contentment Among the people of Palestine."

Asked about the personnel of the Royal Commission, Mr. Ormsby Gare replied that the Government had no intention of appointing " Royal Commission or of publishing any terms of reference, unth law and order had definitely been restored and neta of violence prevented.-British Wire Icas,

LEADERS ARRESTED

London, June 9. Following Mr.

Core'n Ormsby statement on the Palestine situation. Mr. In the House of Commons. Herbert Morrison (Labour) suggest- ed that it was the duty of the Govern- ment to deal with the leaders of the disturbances,

Bir. Ormsby Gore replied that strike lenders alleged to be responsible for crimes and neta of violence had been- arrested and placed in a concentra- tion camp-Reuter Special,

BRITISH FINANCES

LATEST TREASURY

RETURNS

London, June 9. Exchequer returns show that the

total ordinary revenue, excluding

in

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AWKWARD FOR PUBLIC

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CONFUSION

amounts to self-balancing items,

£03,907,203, compared with £100,- 370,837 at the corresponding date of Lendon, June 9,

last year. The yield of surtax of It is officially announced that Mr.

stamps and of curios and several N. L. Smith, the Secretary for Chinese

minar items was greater than for the Affairs in Hongkong, has been ap- pointed Colonial Secretary of the

same period of the last financial year. Hongkong Government-Reuter.

Receipts from income tax and estate duties decrcnked. Mr. N. L. Smith, it will be recalled,

Rex Story's brilliant show, "Nine) "When the right hand of a Governi acted for a short period last year as

However, the principal difference Offcer

to date between the O'Clock Revue," will be given at the ment Department does not know what revenue Administering the Govern- ment. Born in 1887, and his education at Oxford Meting i present and last fancial years King's Theatre for a short season the left hand is doing, then it is awk under the heading "Miscellaneous commencing to-day. This triented ward for the public, remarked Mfr. Receipts," which are over two and company is on a world tour from C. A. S. Russ, appearing on behalf of a half million pounds less so for this America and has achieved great Ng Kam-shan, summoned before Mr. popularity. The best way to des- W. Schofield, at the Central Magis year. Total ordinary expenditure, exclusive of self-balancing Items, is cribe the show is to quote from the tracy this morning, for using

restaurant without a licença £154,088,100 compared with £164,- report on the opening performance ground floor of No. 134 Queen's Road 093,928 at the corresponding date of at Brakpan, appearing in The Star: East as

"There are nine in the cast, and on May 24 under the management of Rex Story Mr. Russ stated that his client ro 1935-British Wireless.

of revue almost beceived a letter from the Secretary they present a wildering in its diversity and speed, the Urban Commell on Bay 8 saying and in the versatility of its memno proceedings would be taken until Juno 18, and in the meantime some other official had already taken out a stimmons.

ho was appointed a Cadet in 1910, and arriving in the Colony at the beginning of 1811, has served here ever since, except for two months as British Postmaster at Shanghai in 1014. Among the senior posts Mr. N. L. Smith has held have been those of Superintendent of Imperts and Exports, Icad the Sanitary

Postmaster Department,

General. Director of Education, and latterly Secretary for Chinese Affairs.

of

had been employed at the shop for EMPIRE BULWARK

eight years. He did not examine the

rolls as previously other rolls vere similarly wrapped.

The Magistrate decided to dischargo

OF PEACE ·

the defendant without any blame be SIR SAMUEL HOARE'S ing attached to the money-changer or to his employer.

CHAPLIN IN CRASH

CONTENTION

Landon, June 0.

The Cambridge Union, by a vote of 226 to 210, rejected the motion sup ported by Sir Samuel Hoare, newly- appointed First Lord of the Admiral-

THE POOR BOX REPLENISHED

PROCEEDS OF GAMBLING RAID

The Poor Box benefitted to the ex- tent of $7.47. as the result of the arrest of nine men who were gambling

bers".

SHEK-O DANCE INCIDENT

MAN TO BE PLACED

at the site of the now. Queen Mary's UNDER OBSERVATION Hospital, Pokfulum Road, yesterday.

tho

Mr. Ruse added that he did not know whether the Secretary of the Urban Council was senior bo the Sanitary Inspector or the Sanitary

ctor senior to the Secretary.o Inspector

the Urban Council. The summons, he thought, should be withdrawn.

Sanitary Inspector Ki Ju-voon ask-

ed for a week's remand, which was granted.

Before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Appearing on remand before Mr. W. Central Magistracy, this morning, Schofield, at the Central Magistracy on a charge of theft of Tsang Luk and eight others were this or boat from the beach at Shek- Defendant did not seem to be danger, charged. The first defendant, who a fishing was

ty, "that a strong British Empite is amarged with running a street O on Saturday last, Wong Fuk, 31, ous, but merely simple.

In

At the last hearing it was stated, school, falled to appear unemployed, was further remanded

for a week in gaol, for observation. defesdant had gone Into the Shek-0 in Court, and his bail of 230, was Hollywood, June D.

Sergeant Whitley stated that do Golf Club while a dance was Miss Pauletto Goddard was slightly an invaluable contribution to world estreated. The others, charged with Injured and Mr. Charles Chaplin, har peace." escort, was badly staken when a hit- Sir Samuel, in a peroration, urged gambling, wore each fined $2 or five fendant's relatives could not be found. progress,

days and run driver struck their car, but that while Great Britain's influence

Detective Sergeant Riddoll stated Mins Goddard refused to go to the would always be on the side of Eu-

$2.32 was picked up, and also asked hospital and insisted on continuing ropean peace, "we must remember we

for the confiscation of $5.16 found on with their party to a night club aro an Imperial and oceanic, rather

Teang Luk, than a continental/power."-Router. United Press.

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