The Archive · 1932

Damaging Tourist Trafic

A. message to "The Times" from Trinidad states that the Chief Justice, in a considered judgment, has awarded to. Mr. A. Gault Macgowan, its correspondent

costs against' Mr, Andre Ambard, Portof-Spain, 2300 damages and editor of the. "Port-of-Spain Gazette," for malicious and unfounded libel accusing him of having sent to "The Times" extravag s likely to damage the tonyist traffic in the West Indies.

Mr. Macgowan, who is managing' editor of the "Trinidad Guardian, organised the West Indies "Branch of the Institute of Journalist the annual conference he. elected Overseas and," two years elected him to the Fellowship, had: the full supyortiof the Ov Committee int the proceedings by him against Mr. Ambard, the first time sri: the history

night flying was demonstrated at Hongkong, the perfect safety Kai Tak Aerodrome on Nov. 16 by officials of the Far Eastern Avia. tion Company. Five barrels of old felt were soaked in petrol to provide the demonstrators with flares for landing purposes.

Tue Federation of National Salvation Associations, at a meeting held on Monday, resolved to despateh a delegate to Geneva to assist the China delegation to the League of Nations in propaganda work, The delegate of the Federation will carry with him pamphlets and: booklets" containing" articles ling with Japan's aggressions in China.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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