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Bombadier Alleged To Have Struck Captain

Bombadier John Sutcliffo Whitehead, of the 30th Heavy

Martial held at Stanley Barracks yesterday.

guarding my face with both my ams when I saw the acensed adopt a threatening httude. I thought he was going to strike me, so I struci him first."

out for Inspection. He was in the borrnelt 100in with the accused when Capt. Northcote und Sergt.-Major Goody arrived.

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that after he had D'Aquino and O'Neil Shaw Faure at the Piano; Air Varle Sur Un

As the necused was walking to the

Blown Exchanged on Bed guard room after the incident, sald

Wliness Ani witness, he turned towards Sergt. heard some remarks about the ac-; Major Goody and nak: "Do you euril's intended transfer to the Sen-: want another dir." This statement forths, he saw Capt. Northcote throwi was made in an extremely threaten-up Jils hannels. He was unable to say i ing way.

whether this was an offensive or a defensive action.

Insuficient Excuse Cross-examined by Major Garratt,

From the Studio

PIO-ULSKI'S ORCHESTRA

1er

Theme Suisse (Mohe),...Grande Re- publican Band of France rond. by Pierre Dupont; Tarentelle (Munnler and Faure, Op. 10, No. 2)....Ger-

with Joseph

Radio Programme Brondeant by maine Cernay (Mezzo-Soprano) and Z. B. W. on a Frequency of 845 ken Talba (Tenar) The accused Then struck Capt. Battery, Bth Heavy Regiment, R.A., was the defendant at a Court witness said that on January 10 the Northcote and the two men started and on Shuri Wave from 1-2.15 pm, ravenuti at the Plane.

7.30 Harold Ramsay (Organ), ispretion of klt was only held for aghting. He tried to separate the and 0-11 p.m. on 9,52 mic's.

Kitty jsccout.

Masters

Jack (Vocal) aud | certain men, because they had not two men and in the confusion that} H, K. T.

Hylton and His Orchestra and others, Major S. E. II. E. White of the ther said that there was no kit plate tendered their felt for inspection on ensuel, Sergt.-Major Goody WAS 12.00-13.20 p.m. Relay of Service Royal Scot was the President, to show how kelt was to be laid out. another day. The accused was inter-punched by the accused and fell to of

Intercession from St. John's Famous Tauber Melodies...Harold Major M. Yates. II.A., prosecuted, This statement was made in an inso- viewed about his failure to set out the floor.

Cathedral,

Ramsay on the Mighty Wurlitzer at and Major R. Gorratt represented the¦lent voica.

kit for inspection and said that

12.30 B. B. C. Wireless Mary the Granada Theatre, Tooting, with accused.

While I was holding the accusel's Witness sold he warned the accused he had to go to work in the Chinese

Hawaiian Guitar; Mol, J'Suis Pas Whitehead was charged with strike | against speaking in that manner and Depot at 8.30 L... the time of right arm, Capt. Northcole rushed at Band and Eva Turner (Soprano). ing a superior ofteer, Capt. D. L. S. added "y the way, I see you have barrack parades.

The Caliph Of Bagdad-Overture Comme Ca (Gardon)....Jean Cyrano Whitehead nnd struck bim on the

(Boieldieu)..

....The B. B. C. Wireless Vocal with Orchestra; Timber- Northente in the execution of his applied to be transferred to the Sea-

Witness said that he had deerned mouth," said witness,

Military Band cont, by B. Walton Box-Trot. Jack Hylton and His duty; striking Sergt.-Major P. Gondy; forths. I advise you to be careful this excuse Insufficient for the

The accused, continued witness, O'Donneli; "Aida"-O Patria Mia Orchestra with Vocal Refrain; Star- and using threatening laminate to a how you speak there or you would į secusent's absence from the kit inspec- then broke free and forced Capt. (Verdi); "11

All the charges get into trouble. This advice was ton. Whitehead was given the alter Northcote on a bed and there blows Sul superior officer.

All

On Earth Rosce

The Wealthiest Evad were denied,

Hiven in a perfectly friendly manner native of a reprimand charge or of were exchanged. On the way to the Turner (Soprano) with Orchestra; (Godfrey)....Kitty Masters (Vocal) Testifying, Major W. G. Harvey as a possibly useful piece of advice." having to show his kit for inspection guard room, witness heard the Sergt."Faust"

September In The "Ballet Mimie (Gounod) with Orchestra: Harvey, R.A said that at about naon

for the rest of that week.

Major say: "You will get two years The B. B. C. Wireless Military Band Rain-Fox-Trot (Film Melody for On January 10, he examined Capt.

In his evidence Sert-Major Goody for this," The accused stopped walk-cond. by B. Walton O'Donnell: Two': A Melody For Two-Fox-Trot Northcote and found him to be suf- Accused was alleged to have re- said that he saw the accused strike ing and turning to the speaker sakt: "Cavalleria

Rusticana"-Vol Lo from the Alm)....Juck Hylton and fering from an injury to his left eyeplied in a nasty manner.

Capt. Northcute after he had cum-"You want another dig?"-

Sapele (Mascagni).... Eva Turner

Orchestra with Vocal Refrain: and a bruise on the left check. His

Sergt.-Major Goody then told the

..Harold nose was bleeding. Later, the accused defendant to stand to attention and land to attention.

second request to plied with the

Witness attestpl= Cross-examined by Major Garratt, Suprano) with Orchestra cond, by Rodeo March (Ramsay)..

Itamay at the Wurlitzer Organ of was also examined and he was seen on the sreond request, Whiteheaded to seize hold of Whitehead but witness said that he was quite posi

the Union Cinema, Kingston. to have slight abrutons on both lips, mald "OK.", stepped forward and slipped and fell down.

The accusedive that Serat-Major Goody had

0.00

Time.

Weather and An- Witness said that in his opinion the struck Capt. Northrote on the side struck him abo

made the remark "you will get two

nouncements. Injuries of Capt. Northeule and the of the face. Sergt.-Major Goody wną accused could have been caused by also struck by the same blow. a blow of the fist.

A Nasty Manner

Witness sold that he stepped away from the accused after receiving the blow, The accused followed him und struck him again, the punch landing between the eyes and nose.

Capt. Northcote said that on Janu- atry 10 he went to the accused's barrack room in the course of a kit inspection. He was in full uniform and was accompanied by Serig - "I went backwards," said Capt, Major Goody. On looking over the Northcote, and was tripped by a bed accused's hit. he saw that there was, and sat down an It. The accused a deficiency of one pair of trousers truck me on the left temple. As I and questioned the accused. The was lying down 051 the bed the accused replied that he had two good arcused bent over me and I placed pairs of brocelos anti asked how he my arm around his neck, but as he was to wear them out. Accused fur-did not struggle, I let him go. I was

Trovatorust Covered Bundle (Hodges); She's

Sir Thomas Beccháin.

Woman

1.00 Time and Weather. 1.03 hale da Costa (Piano). Everyone Saya "I Love You" (film Horse Feathers); Butterfies In The 8.03 Studio-Concert by Geo. Plo- Further hearing of the case was Rain (leaves and Myers)....Solo: Utski's String Orchestra.

Witness add: "The blew was not years for fils." delivered at full strength. I know, because I have been hit very much,adjourned to in-day. tarder before."

The President: How long have you known the accused?

Witness: About 12 months, I have known Capt. Northcote for about the. came period.

THE LIGHTS DID

NOT GO OUT

The President! Did you at any

(Continued from Page 6.) time ser Capt. Northcote strike the accused?-No sir, nor did I see him it became grample with the accused,

apparent that the Gunner 11. Copitrave sald that on

supply from many of the smaller January 10 he too had to lay his kiproducing centres was too expen- sive, and that rationalisation

system was essential.

RACUNAMBA and co-ordination of the whole

Weather and Announcements.

-- Medley (Kohn and 1. Dreibund-Walzer (Benatzky);} Donaldson); "Monte Carlo"-Medley 2. Aria

from The Pearlishers" (Whiting and Harlin)....assisted by (Bizet): Interval: Memories Of Tosti The Night Club Kings.

La Scala

Singers: 3. Londonderry 1.15 Reuter and Rugby Press, Air (Traditional); 4. Ilungarian Fan- tasin (Radice); 5. Serenade Tosel!); 1.30 Benny Goodman and His Or« Interval; A Summer Night (A. Goring chestra.

Awakening Thomas); The Great Afraid To Dream-Fox-Trot (film) (Johnstone and Kramer)

Essic (Contralto) with Organ You can't have everything"); Roll' Ackland

--Fox-Trot; Love Me, Or Leave orcomp. by Herbert Dawson; 6, Tele- Me (Kahin).

funken-Potpourri (Morena). 1.40 Relay of the Rotary Tillin

9.00 Studio-Gaston d'Aquino Spreck from the Roof Garden of the (Tenor) and E. O'Neil Shaw (Piano)

1. Che Gelida Manina ('La Boherne' Hongkong Hotel. Speaker: Past Pre- nident Rotarlan R. D. Walker. Sub-

-Purcini); 2. Unn Furtlyn

Lagrima Jeet: "Across America”.

(L'Eilsir d'amore-Donizetti) Gaston d'Aquino accompanied by F O'Neil Shaw; 3. Etude in Time (Alpheraky).

E. O'Nell Show at

2.15 Close Down,

Accordingly, in 1926, Parlia-

6.00 Relay of the Dance Orchestra ment passed the Electricity from the Roof Garden of the Hong Supply Act establishing the Cen- kong Helel.

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6.14 Record: Mayo Hornpipe: Eel

In The Sink-Irish Reel....Frank Murphy (Accordion) with Piano.

0.21 (1) Bewildered: (U) Mama's Gone Good-bye; (e) You're as pretty picture; (4) Happy when I'm

singing.

6.35 Records: Rio De Janeiro (de

Gredos); Josy The Clown (Myers) Orchestra; Love Is Love, Anywhere Rudy Starita (Xylophone), with (alm Let's Fall In Love).. Carroli Gibbons and His Boy Friends.

it has increased the consumption art Side Kiek: (e) Basin. Street 0.44 (6) You're not the kind; (b)

of electricity in Great Britain Blues; (d) Twilight in Turkey.

the Planu; 4. Visione (Tosil); 5. Per- dulamente (Tosti); 0. Povere Pulci- nella (Buzzi-Pecela).....Gaston d'Aquino

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accomp. by E O'Neil Shaw,

9.30 London Relay-The-News. 9.50 Orchestral. "Love Of The Three Oranges" (Prokofleft) ....London Symphony Orchesten rondurled by Albert

Contes

19.00 London Relay—""This Racing Business" 4: Ten Years of the "Tote". By Sir Cleanent Hindley. K.C.LE. 10.15 Excerpts from Verdi's Operas

Masked Hall"-Alla Vita Chei T'Arride

.Heinrich Schlusnus Opera Orchestra cond. by Hermann (Baritone) with the Berlin State

Weigert: "En Traviata" Violetta's

from 7,000,000,000 units in 1926 7.00 Closing Local Stock Quota Aria-E strano! e stranol-Sempre to more than 23,000,000,000 tons. units this year, and redrawn the French Programme.

7.03 industrial map of England.

libera....Maria Cebolari (Soprano) Georges Thill (Tenor) in a with the Berlin State Opera Orch-s- tra cond, by Prof. Robert Heger; Lait Precieuse (Couperin, Brr. "Rigoletto"--Paraphrase De Conceri Kreisler), Marcel Mule (Saxophone). Alfred Cortot (Piano); "Don

It is undoubtedly due mainly with Pimo; Nuit D'Espagne (from Carlos Ella Giammal M'amo; Dor- to the provision of ample and Scenes Pilloresque Massenet); miro Sol Mei Manto Mio Regal... cheaper electricity supply that Ouvre Ton Coeur (Bizet)....Georges Tancredi Pasero (Bass) with the industry has been moving south, Th (Tenor) with Maurice Faure at E.LA.B. Symphony Orchestra. Turin: and that great manufacturing La Mer (Dupont, arr. Feuilined).

the Plano: Dimanche. De Paques Dur] "Alda”-Ballet Suite....Boston Pro-

mennde Orchestra cond. by Arthur: centres have been created in such Maurice Marechal (Violoncells), with Fiedler: "Otello"-Willow Song; Hall, places as Slough and elsewhere Staurles Faure at the Plane; 'Clair Mary, Fuil of Grace....Elisabeth |

De Lune (Faure and Verlaine).... Rethberg (Soprano) with Orchestra, in the southern counties.

Georges Thill (Tenor) with Maurice 11.00 Close Down.

The number of generating sta- tions has been reduced from 480 in 1926 to approximately 150 to- day, of which 15, working day and night, supply over half the electricity used throughout the country.

a

MANY LIVES LOST

Gales Sweeping Southern Counties in England

SWISS FRONTIERS

STRENGTHENED

Rumours of Movements Of Austrian Troops

Many of them are familiar ob-

London, Jan. 23. jects, standing in the eyes of be- Gales sweeping the south-west

Berne, Jan. 23. holders as the great embodiments part of England have caused the loss

Because of nows from Switzer- of modern power. The most of 10 Hives.

land's cantem frontier, the govern- mighty of them is at Dartford,

Seven were drowned when a re-ment of the canton of St. Gall hon truly

Huper-station,

the boat capsized in a terrific gale of St. strengthened the frontier protection greatest generating centre in Ives Bay while answering a distress force by 100 men. the world; but there are others from a small steamer which

went ashore. in the West of Scotland and in

A 70-mile-an-hour gale wrecked Wales where electricity is being Devonport house in which 12 peo- produced by hydraulic power, ple were sleeping. They were und in this direction extensive burled under the debris. Two developments are being planned. children when dug out were dend.

The Thames la all!! flooded and in From the Highlands some parts the water is three feet

above the level-Reuter Bulletin, Austria,

stream.

to

IT is fascinating

realise that at this mothe end of last year to the total ment the electricity used in Lon- nominal amount of £53,500,000.

on may be, in part, produced by If, eventually, the board suc- the swift torrent of a Highland ceeds in its aims of bringing cheap electricity to the most re- The cost of the grid system mote of country cottages, and, at has been heavy, since to perform the same time, establishes, by' this work the Central Electricity the grid system, a service im- Board, which is public corpora-mune from the shocks of war, tion, not a Government dopart-tho cost will not be considered ment, had issued capital up to excessive.

While the nature of the news is not disclosed, rumours

the ot mobilisation of Swiss troops or other special measures are semi-officially declared to be without foundation.

The purpose of strengthening the frontier force is said to be to allay the fears of the local population, follow- Ing rumours of troop movements in

There is no confirmation that ac- tually there have been movements of troops in Austria-Reuter,

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