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January 3, 1939.

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To Possessions Hockey

BERLIN, Jan. 2.

M. DALADIER'S TOUR is being followed with

much interest, but official quarters are reticent, there

being an obvious intention not to make too much of

the tour at the present.

The "Hamburger Fremden- blatt" appears to reflect feeling' in political circles, when it as- serts that French diplomacy is now, as always, endeavouring to create a favourable point in de parture, by a gesture of ex- nggerated unyieldingness.

adds: Italo-French! relations have become European question. If people abroad would

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Final Of Small Units Competition

The anal of the Small Units Hockey Knockout Championship be tween Headquarter Wing and "C" Company of the Rajputana Rifles was played at Sookunpoo, on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the former by five goats to nil,

Although the game appeared to be rather one-sided from the result, was in fact interesting and play was of a high standard. Prominent tnt the winners were Pritam Nath and Inderjit Singh, while R. Singh was outstanding for the losers,

cicur unbreakable obligations are Child Murder Charge The winners opened the scoring

ing from our relationship with Rome, which the Fuehrer underlined pre-

elsely at this hour, our attitude to Do not quite understand why I Indariit Singh and n the Mediterranean question would not be exposed to misinterpretation." --Reuter.

WARM WELCOME

Bosti, Jan, 2. The Mayor of Bastin to-day wel- comed M. Edouard Daladier, the French Premier., when he called there in the course of his tour of Cursica and Tunisia.

what,

cannot it. I

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shortly after the stari through

lew minutes make out later Gopal Khan put them further ahead. Just before the interval, Pritam Nath increased the lead from a "penalty bully."

un-

40-years-old Joseph Dell, employed lee-cream salesman, mum- bled this at Hove Police Court re- cently when charged with the murder of Patriela Owens, aged four.

His words were interrupted by the clerk, who told him to listen to the magistrale,

Formal evidence of arrest and of He recalled that 40,000 Corsicans the finding of the girl's body, under a gladly gave their lives in the Great seat outside an allotment shed after War, and he added that Corsica u three-days search was given, and would gladly give her last man If a Dell was remanded, Single inch of French territory was.

Acknowledging

the warmth of his reception, M. Daladier declared that he

Was more than ever certain that they wou

would always follow the way of courage and honour.

Coals

After the interval further

Pritom Nath were added by Indarjit Singh,

At the conclusion of the game, Col. N.M.S. Irwin presented the trophy.

R.

FANCY DRESS MATCH

An amusing game of hockey was a large crowd of witnessed by spectators at the Y.M.C.A. ground on Saturday, when the "Y" membera PARENTS ABSENT.

turned out in fancy dress, supported When Dell, in reply to the Mayor, Dy lady members.

Most of the hockey rules were Councillor A. W, Hillman, said he would like legal ak, his voice broke litored, the umpires, Messrs.

Henderson and W. Simpson, dressed and he wiped his eyes.

Patricia Owens's parents were not up as the Ugly sisters, allowing the players at Unies to convert the game court. The crowds had dwindled to into a soccer or rugby mach. Bizerte, small throng, mainly composed of women, when Dell was fuken away from the court in the afternoon. As he was entering the pollee car there was some hissing and booing.

Police prevented members of the crown, who adopted a threatening The press gives very lule pro-attitude, from approaching the car. inluence to the start of M. Daludier's colonial tour.

With

crowds singing the Marin seillaise, M. Dakad:er re-embarked

Focl for on the cruiser where he is expected to arrive to- morow morning-Reuter.

LITTLE PROMINENCE

Rome, Jan. 2.

It is noted that the tour is taking place without a "display of force," which it was originally supposed here would accompany it.-Router.

"Scotch Whisky" Made In Japan

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The efforts of the Japanese to imitate Scotch whisky-even to the length of naming a Japanese town) "Aberdeen" and chiling the Japanese- made spirit after it-were mentioned

Sheriff Court recently. Ginsgow Messrs. Henderson and Turnbull, a Glasgow firm, were charged with applying the false trade description "Scolch whisky" to euch of 300 bottles of a blend containing 33 per cent Scotch malt whisky and 67 per cent Irish grain whisky. The firm has pleaded not guilty.

Mr. Hastie, a director of White Horse Distillers, described visits of

INQUEST ADJOURNED

INTERNATIONAL

GAME

An Intra-club match between teams representing England and Scotland was played by the Hongkong Ladles Hockey Club at Happy Valley on Saturday. Although they played with only ten players, England won by four goals, after, leading by two The inquest on the girl was later at the interval.

E. F. Hoare, East The scorers were Miss M. Smalley opened by Dr.

(2), Miss R. Smalley and Mrs. Sussex coroner.

Thomas Owens, the father, who Waddell. showed considerable emotion, was allowed to go home immediately he had given his evidence of identica- tian

Dr. Hoare adjourned the Inquest pending the result of the court pro- ceedings.

Meanwhile Sir Bernard Spilsbury ond doctors continued their examina- tion of the body in the adjoining mor- Kary. With them were Chief In- spector Thompson und Sergeant Bray, lof Scotland Yard.

Nursery For Egyptian Princess

FEIGHTEEN

CAIRO.

SHELAEFF INQUEST

Accidental Death Found

By Coroner

San Francisco, Dec. 30.

A Coroner's inquest to-day found that Andre Sheloeff's death was ac- cidental, resulting from blows ad- ministered by Salvadore in a boxing match conducted under the rules and observation of the California Boxing Commission.

As

It was also found thai Sheloeff was suffering from the initial stages of lobar pneumonia "which could have Influenced his physical condition to the extent of making him less able to properly defend himself against - YEAR OLD the powerful blows of his opponent," result of the Coroner's and- QUEEN FARIDA of Egypting, the charge against Salvadore Japanese to the North of Scotland and the baby Princess Ferial, for the manslaughter of Shelaeff has when he was there engaged on born recently at the Montaza been dismissed by Mr. Herbert Kauf- research.

Palace, Alexandria. will soon man, the Municipal Judge-United Richard Franels Nicholson, chair- man and managing director of J. and move to Cairo, where a nursery

Only 10 years of age, Shelaeft died W. Nicholson and Co., Ltd, distillers on the most modern Western in San Francisco via December 11 and rect.fers. Bromley and lines has been prepared at the following a fight with George Salva- Clerkenwell, London, sald he had Abdin Palace.

dare, which he lost. He fell uncon- been in the thick of the controversy

The nursery has been de scious under a cold shower in his and was taken to

Press.

dressing room ancorated by an Egyptian painter hospital.

as to what was Scotch whisky and what was Irish whisky from early date in his career.

with Nile animal pictures and One of the greatest products of the Mr. Patrick, K.C., defending: Can scenes from Egyptian fairy Shanghai ring. Shelaeff beat every you tell us whether in the past tales, which the young King and welterweight in that city before he English grain spirit-that is, grain spirit distilled in England has gone Queen, with the memory of their went to the Philippines and won the to Scotland to be

to blended with own childhood still fresh, think title of the welterweight

of the Orient. He went Scotch malt-In large quantities. should prove amusing and in- United States several months ago.

Over what period of time had that been going on to your knowledge?-structive to their baby.

have been in the business for over Miss Jane Sergeant, British metron

51 years, and it has been going on of Cairo's chief Government hospital, | all that time and it happened before is still at Montaza, the King's sea-

that.

alde palace, seeing that all is of the

Mr. Nicholson said his firm had best and most efficient.

long history never throughout its made any secret of the fact that it blended English grain or Scotch grain or Irish grain with Scotch malt In order to produce blended Scotch whisky.

In the controversy in the trade he had been one of die leading pro- tagonists of the contention that it was entirely correct to do so. No attempt had been made, in, spite of his publication of these nets, to accuse him of false trade description.

The court adjourned.

ROOSEVELT MAY THROW DOWN THE GAUNTLET

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alone was sufficient in the case of a European nation a few years ago to end discrimination. Her Ambassador was shown the text of the proposed decree, and capitulation followed.

The Administration does not visualise these draulic steps Im- mediately, but it is reliably learned that if public opinion continues to harden in the face of repeated provocations, the Government will not hesitate to go, the limit, so convinced is it, that particularly. In occupied China, American enterprise, educational and philanthropic, well

(as"-" "Commercial, “fá?“ being dellberately throttled-Reuter.

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IRISH BORDER BOMB

London, Jan. 1.

the

A customs shed on the border of Elre and Northern Ireland

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up jast

was

one

night. No was injured as the shed was deserted. -Reuter,

1939 MORE TRANQUIL, SAYS CHAMBERLAIN

London, Jan. 2.

At the conclusion of his Yorkshire holiday to-day, Mr. Neville Cham- berlain, in a brief statement to the press, said that he thought 1939 would be a more tranquil year than 1938.Neuter.

EMPRESS OF JAPAN

.FOR DRY DOCK

The Canadian Pacific Hiner Empress of Japan will berth at Kowloon at 7.30 am. to-morrow. She will go into dry-dock for annual overhaul 90

inter, minutes

afler discharging passengers.

NEW PRIMATE of ALL IRELAND

London, Jan. 2. Dr. J. A. F. drogg, the Archbishop of Dublin, has been appointed Arch- bishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland In, succession to Dr. Day. 4 De Gregg will be installed on January 23-Reuter.

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