In Great Britain, the Colour and its escort pay respect only to the 1 of the State or certain specified persons who represent him. In Shanghai, this honour is due to the chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council, Mr. C. 5. Franklin, who vill take the salute outside the Country Club during the march past. In exercising the ancient right to parade its colours through the city this r, the SV.C. is claiming an special privilege to which it feels it s entitled through its long associa-ion with the history and developnent of this international city.
Questioned on the reason for the ght being exercised this year in "articular, S.V.C, headquarters stated esterday that it was hoped to make he parade more ceremonial, in view of the fact that last year's march zest emphasized readiness {or mobilization, and indeed was clo followed by the full mobilization of the Corps. It is believed that this nay be the first occasion on which he Corps has marched through the freets with Colours flying and bayonets fixed, but in se dur-ug the past few year has not MOTION to set aside an arbitrator's award in a dispute between the Moller Line, Ltd. and Bungo & Ca., Ltd., involving in all a sum of about $15,000, was partly heard by Judge Mossop in H.M. Supreme Court yesterday and will be continued on Monday mornin: Plaintiffs, the Moller Line, were represented by Mr.
Victor Priestwood, and the defendants by Mr. John McNeill.
Mr. Priestwood submitted that the arbitrator's award contained a proposition of law which was bad. A charter party was entered into on August 10, 1937, whereby Bungo Ca. arranzéd with the Moller Line for the s. Alice Moller to take a been able to secure any storage space for their cargo. Mr. Priestwood submitted that the arbitrator as going further back than he was entitled to in coming to a decision.
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