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ARAB OUTRAGE

25 JEWS KILLED AND STREET BURNED

FRONTIER RAIDS

Lord Balfour's "Indignation And Disgust."

THE DEATH ROLL ....

ESTABLISHED

1846

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1929.

LANCASHIRE OUT OF

RUNNING

COUNTY CRICKET

CHAMPIONSHIP DEPENDS ON LAST MATCH

WOOLLEY'S 100 CENTURIES

TO-DAY'S DOLLAR. The closing rate of the dollar on demand, to-day was 1/11 3/16,

PRICE $3.00

Per Month.

DUTCH HONOURS PROTOCOL SIGNED AT

SIR HENRI DETERDING IN BIRTHDAY LIST

IL MAGNATE'S DECORATION

The Hague, Yesterday, Under the Queen of Holland's list of Birthday Honours, Sir Henri Wilhelm Deterding, K.B.E., the oil magnate, has been appoint- Frank Woolley, the tall and grace-ed a Grand Officer of the Order ful left-hander of Kent, who of Orange Massaulte was called upon for the later Tests of this season against South Africa after having been ignored for two tours abroad, has just completed a hundred centuries in first-class cricket.

He is the sixth man to accomplish this feat, those who did so before him being W. G. Grace, Hayward, T. (Surrey), Hobbs, J. B. (of Surrey, who has the most to his credit now), Mead, C.P. (of. Hampshire) and Hendren, E. (of Middlesex).

In spite of an official communique from the Foreign Office that "the position continues quiet," there is still reason for alarm in Palestine. Last night Arabs are reported to have crossed the frontier and raided Jewish houses. Twenty-five Jews were killed and wounded, and the Arabs then set fire to the main street.

Military reinforcements arrived later and controlled the situa- tion. Lord Balfour has written to Dr. Chaim Weizmann, President of the World Zionist Organisation, expressing his disgust and re-matches were concluded yesterday, minding him of the British Empire's pledge to restore Palestine to at Brighton. The net result is that

the Jews.

THE SITUATION TO-DAY

Jerusalem, Yesterday. Trouble occurred at Safed last night before the military re- inforcements arrived, a body of Araby attacking Jewish houses. Five Jews were killed and 20 wounded, The attackers then set

fire to the main street of the

Jewish quarter, the blaze involv ing an oil company's store.

Arab Forces Cross Frontier.

London, Yesterday.

A Colonial Office communique states that considerable forces of Arabs are reported to have cross-

ed the Syrian frontier and entered

THE HAGUE

HISTORIC DEED.

EVACUATION TO COMMENCE NEXT MONTH

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IS THAT SO?

Thoughts Terse, Perverse-and Worse

We can now.celebrate our little success at The Hague with a little drop of Haig.

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Some basements seem to be put to base uses.

When a motor 'bus has not ade- Many folk are still feeling windy quate brakes look out for a break

down.

NO COLDNESS TO FRANCE

London, Yesterday. The delegates at The Hague of The ex-Minister of France, Great Britain, France, Germany, since the typhoon.

D Dm A Mynheer Colyn. has been made and Belgium to-day signed the pro- Minister of State-Reuter.

The clock at the Railway Station tocol embodying the agreement re-i [Sir Henri Deterding, who lives in garding the evacuation

of the in Kowloon strikes-digmay when London, is Director General of the

Rhineland.

you think that you're running late A golden fountain pen Boyal Dutch Petroleum Co., and a director of the Shell Transport and was used which Mr. Henderson, the for the Forry (and, merely in-

cidentally, the office). British Foreign Secretary and Trading Co., Ltd.]

chairman of Political Committee, Now they're starting "work" in afterwards presented as a souvenir Government Departments in Canton to M. Jaspar, the Belgian Premier, at 7 am, their day will be finished who has been president of the con- before the staffs of Departments ference. M. Jaspar made a speech here think of beginning. congratulating all concerned,

NEW MINISTER

THE HON. PATRICK RAMSAY APPOINTED TO ATHENS

FORMERLY IN PEKING

and

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the proceedings concluded with a The screw of a specialised tug handshake all round.. Mr. Hender master would be too high for the son later left for Geneva to attend single screw rescue launch,

a want of

3) (1 To "Visitor"--Taking a photo of the cattle pen contraption at Kow- loon Point for the buses is forbidden under the Offence of the Realm

of Sport Act

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In the official minutes of one of the Water Emergency Committee meetings mention is made of bi- weekly meetings.Which proves the need for the English Associa tion here to meet, semi-weekly.

None of the telephone operators was fired (with enthusiasra) when the blaze occurred in the Exchange the other morning.

LCD There are a lot of summer trip- pers in Hong Kong-trippers over the Harbour regulations.

Seven county championship

and the South Africans triumphed

London. Yesterday. Lancashire (the holders), although, The King has approved the apthe League of Nations meeting. they crushed Glamorgan (who are pointment of the Honourable

An effort has been made to make An Abeurd Suggestion doomed for the doubtful honour of Patrick William Maule Ramsay,

a Hole in the Chamber of Commerce Speaking to a Press representa-case in favour of the "Kau Sing." wooden spconists), are out of the Councillor in the Diplomatic Ser running. This was because Not-vice, to be Envoy Extraordinary tive before his departure. Mr. tinghamshire and Yorkshire both and Minister. Plenipotentiary in Henderson said; "Some irresponsi- That "Graf Zeppelin" was made won outright.

Athens-British Wireless Service ble people have been suggesting into fly 300 miles above Los Angeles.

intention

again rendering

Notis & Yorkshire

[The Hon. Patrick Ramsay was the past few weeks that there is Looking for the Lost Angels?

to be in return Notts and Yorkshire were both first nominated as an Attache in likely Falestine as the national home of the Jewish people. That polley playing away and they obtained full 1904, and was promoted to be a third cordiality or confidence between the

Secretary-in Constantinople in 1906. present Governments of Great Bri- English Association the St. An- In an endeavour to support the harmonises with the best opinica points.

ап Notts have advan- In 1910 he was transferred

visit king, as

Society is second Secretary, but the tain and France. Because at our drew's

urging all of western civilisation throughout tage of 7 points and they

Ilkeston to-day. following year was transferred to conference at The Hague there bas speakers on St. Andrew's Night to the world. To its fulfilment is Derbyshire at promised the support of the Bri-Yorkshire go to Brighton to meet Paris, and later to Leningrad. tish Empire.

That pledge has Sussex. Even if Yorkshire won was attache to the Foreign Office in een some frank speaking, they pre-speak only in braid Scota.

London until 1919, when he acted as tend to think they can detect cold- been given,

"Man wants but little here be the typhoon. Depend upon it. it outright, Notts have only to prevent Charge d'Affaires in Stockholm until ness or ever hostility in our rela-

1924. The following year he was tions with the French delegations. low"-in the way of typhoons. transferrerd to Rio de Janeiro, where Any such suggestion is absurd. If he acted as Charge d'Affaires, again Europe survives the crisis which the

The base bawl season has wel being transferred in 1927 to Madrid. World War has left behind, it will and truly arrived. He is 80 years of age.]***

Reuter.

shire

were

is not going to be withdrawn." Derby gaining a complete victory, in order to annex the championship for the first time since 1907. York

successful in 1922-5, after which Lancashire had a three years' run. Even if Notts concede 1st innings' lead, three points will assure them of primary honours.

NEW LEGISLATION

ACCESSORIES TO & ABETTORS

OF CRIME

IMPORTANT AMENDMENT

A Bill intituled an Ordinance Palestine this morning. Aiferaft to amend the law relating to ac- was despatched to check theircessories to and abettors of in- progress. The situation in Pales-dictable offences is to be introduc- ed into the Legislative Council at tine and Trans-Jordania continues

next meeting. quiet.

Many Casualties

is

An official bulletin issued last night

the says

country generally quiet. The casualties up to August 29 are: killed Mos- lems 68, Christians 4, Jews 97.

Balfour on Britain's Pledge

London, Later.

Lord Balfour has written to Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president of the Jewish Agency, that "events in Palestine move my indignation and disgust, but do not shake my confidence in the general policy which you and your colleagues are pursuing successfully in Palestine under the mandated system, with all its inherent difficulties. British Empire and all the Powers with whom it has been closely as- sociated, solemnly declared their

It is stated under "Objects and Reasons":

1. This Ordinance amends the law relating to accessories to and abet- tors of indictable offences.

in-

There were several other inter- esting results. Middlesex lost at Lord's and Surrey were partially checked at the Oval.

Somerset have definitely broken away from their last position, which they occupied for so long.

After two individual centuries against Kent, E. L Dalton of South Africa reached three figures again

The remaining Axtures of the season are

County Championship. To-day: Lord's, Middlesex v. Surrey; v. Kent; Brighton,

2. Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7. are Leyton, Essex re-enactments of sections 2 to 5 Sussex v. Yerkshire; Ilkeston, Derby v. clusive and section 8 of Ordinance. No. 3 of 1865, except that in each Notts; Swansea, Glamorgan v. North-

of these sections the words "Act or ants; Worcester, Worcestershire are inserted before the word Ordin- ance. This amendment is important

for such cases as that of piracy with acts endangering life, which is made a felony by 7 William IV. and 1 Viet. c. 88,

Somerset.

to Pe

9.

PEACE IN

Russia And Chily To Settle. Dispute

Moscow, Yesterday. With some modifications the Soviet Government has agreed to the Chinese Government's proposal to sign a joint declara- tion settling the Sino-Russian. dispute. Reuter.

SPEED RECORD

be in a great measure because of the

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Any new comers who expected the typhoon to raze Morrison Hill must have had their hope erased.

courage and determination which M. The "soccer teams will soon be Briand the French Premier, has gin to "foot it softly here and shown in working for a new policy there." that will wipe out enmitics and misunderstandings of the past, and it is certain he will leave a name ini history that will be honoured not) only in France alone, but all peoples Comment on the single screw of world who share in the enduring "Kau Sing": "The delay to which peace which he will have helped to Commander Hole alludes must ob- build. For my part, I believe that viously refer to alleged manoeuvr- what we have done at The Hague in ing difficulties owing to the tug securing the evacuation of the baing equipped only with a twin. Rhineland by common agreement acrew." Obviously not. and other political work which we

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If that tall of the typhoon had been half an inch longer there would have been another tale to

tell.

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Folk working in five to seven storey buildings had naturally some tali stories to tell of the force of

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Should occasion arise before the completion of the repairs to the local signals and hoisting appare tus at the Observatory, the night signals only will be used. An at- tempt to turn day into night?

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When a man who was assaulted was asked by Mr. T. M. Hazlerigg how soon after the assault the al- leged assailant was arrested, he re- plied: "Not longer than the time one takes to smoke a cigarette!” Very helpful!

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If Mr. Snowden's victory at The Hague does not get him a knight hood it ought to earn him at least a nightcap.

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have had to do, are only the begin- An undutiful Chinese has been An amateur boxer who tried to nings of our collaboration. I am fined the unlucky thirteen dollars stage come-back met with a hoping that in Geneva we may con- for being unlucky enough to be stumbling Blok-He is taking six tinue to work in the same good caught on a bus with four bottles months' training now. style, and may through its operation of dutiable wine. ensure the success of the policies to which we attach so great, import-

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SCHNEIDER TROPHY SEA PLANE'S FEAT

ance,

"A Fine Piece of Work"

South Africans To-day: Nottingham, v. Mr. J. Cahn's XI (two days).

Sept. 4: Scarborough, v. Mr. C. I. Thornton's XI

3. As remainder has been abolish- ed (see section 70 of Ordinance 3 of 1899), section & of Ordinance No. 3 XI. of 1865 has not been re-enacted.

Section 6 of this Ordinance re- enacts section 7 of Ordinance No. 3 of 1905, The

TYPHOON FORMED

BUT NOT COMING TOWARDS HONG KONG

IN SOUTH CHINA SEA NOW

4.

5. Section 13 repeals Ordinance No. 3. of 1865.

QUEER AFFAIR

ALLEGATION AGAINST TWO SOLDIERS

ELDERLY WOMAN INJURED

An elderly Chinese woman was badly injured in Stanley-street, last night, when, it is alleged, she was assaulted by two soldiers for no apparent reason. She was knocked to the ground, and a Chinese man who attempted persuade the soldiers to leave the woman alone was also struck.

to

Sept. 7: Folkestone, v. an England

Festival Cricket

Sept. 8: Leicester, Leicestershire v

M.C.C.

one

BRITAIN'S HOPE

.

Mr. MacDonald has sent the fol

There are days when the Colony is quite clean-even

of the bill health..

The Police can't be a match for all

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All Court interpreters will have to know all the laws by heart so that they can look up the Ordin- ances for the Magistrates in double quick time to give ample time to evil-doers.

¤ B "Water Emergency Committee Dissolved"-In their own solution! ¤ Stim D In a Canton paper is an adver tisement for a "perfect bookkeep er."—Some members of some Hong are perfect book Kong Hibraries keepers.

London, Yesterday, lowing telegram of congratulation A Chinese found half-strangled At Calshot to-day Flying Officer to Mr. Henderson on the Rhineland with a pair of socks and strips of Atcherley took up a seaplane Super-evacuation agreement: "A fire piece mosquito netting has been removed marine Rolls Royce six, which is of work of straightening and to the Lunatic Asylum.-A sane Public Schools.

Sept. 4: Folkestone, Kent v. M.C.C.

of the British hopes for the settling up the result of which will man would have made a good job Sept. 7 Scarborough, Lord Hawke's Schneider trophy. Superbly hand-speedily be seen in the paelfication of it.

of Europe." XI v. M.C.C. team in Australia (pro-ing the machine, Atcherley is es

The War Office announces that visional).

timated to have attained a speed Sept. 11: Scarborough, Yorkshire v. of 350 miles 87 hour-British orders have been issued for the thieves. No fewer than 129 bales

withdrawal of British troops from of matches were stolen from According to newspaper reports the Rhine to commence on Septem- godown the other day.

August 22, the

Evacuation will be greatest speed ber 14 next.

If a chappie wears a fagged look | Rohrbachromar appears to have ever attained in the air, nearly 60 spread over a period of approximate- miles an hour, was reached by Fly-ly three months, and the movement at the end of the day's work you had a long but unpronounceable ing Officer Waghorn in the Super-

trial flight.The spelling must have been a trial in itself to the marine Rolls Royce monoplane Bine of personnel will be carried out by may put it down to too many fags. Rocket at Southampton on August 21, the existing line of communication

We'll have to do a lot of crowing Home newspaper men. in Schneider Cup practice flight. via Ostend to Dover-British Wire- during the week to keep pace with The race, which is to be held on legs Service. September 7, will include three Bri- tish scaplanes.]

Sept. 14: Oval, Champion county. v. Rest of England (four days).

Results at a Glance Northants lost to Notta by 10 wickets.

wickets.

Worcester lost to Yorkshire by to

Middlesex lost to Kent. by 87 runs, Surrey conceded 1st innings' points to Leicester.

Gloucester defeated Hampshire by 14 runs.

Lancashire defeated Glamorgan by 9 wickets.

runs,

Somerset defeated Warwick by 379

Sussex lost to the South Africans by

A typhoon has formed and has been observed for the first time closer to the coast of Aaia than is usual. It is in the South China Sea but is not heading for Hong

Police whistles were blown and Kong, rather, for the Gulf of

the two soldiers were taken to 217 runs. Tongking and French Indo-China, the Central Police Station and which has already received one subsequently turned over to violent visitation this season. Military escort. They will appear At 10,30 a.m. to-day the Royal at the Central Magistracy on Mon- Observatory, Kowloon, reported:-day morning.

`near

APPOINTMENTS

"A depression or typhoon the Government Civil Hospital. formed yesterday

the Macclesfield Banks; it is now situated about 100 miles SE of, Hainan Island (to the south- west of Kwangtung province), moving W.N.W."

The Observatory also stated: "Pressure remains highest over the Bonins and is relatively low in the Pacific to the cast of the Philippine Islands; the depression

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4.6.

LADY HEATH

AIRWOMAN RECOVERS FROM

EFFECTS OF

RASH

British Withdrawal

· — ›

Torcat's Roosters..

The decision of The Hague con- By the time the Scottish Volun- ference has Implemented the War teers finish considering whether or Office to make the announcement not they'll celebrate Hallowe'en that orders have been issued for the they'll wear quite a spent look. withdrawal of British troops from

The best point. about Watson's the Bhine, commencing on Septem- ber 14, to be spread over three dry ginger ale this weather is that months-Reuter.

it's always wet.

Earlier News

The Hague, Yesterday.

Cleveland (Ohio), Yesterday. Counties Positions

Lady. Heath, who crashed in her Games No. of aeroplane on Thursday, whilst fly- Played Points ing over the City is reported to be

recovering from her injuries-telegraphed Reuter's American Service.

His Excellency the Governor has

(9) Kent appointed Sergeant John Hubert Bottomley, to be Second Lieutenant (11) Hampshire

(10) Surrey in the Hong Kong Volunteer De- (12) Essex fence Corps, with effect from (18) Northants August 21

(14) Warwick His Excellency the Governor has (15) Worcester appointed Mr. Lo Kam-chak to be (16) Somerset

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"Pyjamas that will give real com- Mr. Ramsay MacDonald has fort and a lasting sleep."-The very

congratulating. Mr. thing for Civil Servants, Arthur Henderson on the "fine

D work, the results of which must Motor schooner ówners "smartly speedily be seen in the pacification fined" by Harbour Master Not we of Europe."

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115

£15

105

102

(1) Notts

27

155

The injured woman. Is now in

(2) Yorkshire

**27

148

(3) Lancashire

28

148

(4) Gloucester

28.

145

(4) Sussex

27

137

(6) Middlesex

27

130

(8) Leicester

28

129

Mitchell (Yorkshire)

(7) Derbyshire

128

Hobbs (Surrey)

27

Lilley (Notts).

137

Bradshaw (Leicester)

112

E. L. Dalton (S. Africa).

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Best Bowling Performances

79

Kennedy (Haute)

54

58 Macdonald (Lanns.)

43

engagements. Each county plays 28 Goddard (Gloucester) matches]'S

Voce (Notte)

Twelve Centprions

176 156

Parker (Gloucester) Newman (Hants)

Wellard (Somerset)

140

Bowley (Sussex)

To

Freeman, A. T (Kent)

124

E F. Longrieg (Bomernet)

124

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has entered the Sea of Japan a Director of the Widows" and "Or-|(17) Glamorgan

The new German flying boat

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The Kowloon Magistrate says that Britons cannot sleep with a noise on, but the Chinese can sleep with thunder over their heads-Also half a dozen blan-

kets.

The Rate' Brigade are

up in arms against the idea of convey- ing plague germs.

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A perusal of any of the Chin- ese organs will prove what musical people they are.

Some publish several "extras" just so smart as the Glasgow Baille a day but still ban extraterri

toriality. There was a picturesque scene who got through sixty cases on a at the meeting, this morning, at Monday morn in sixty minutes.

utes. Unhappy is he who expector which the protocol dealing with the

neck.

the

It's awkward to forget dales.-- A Chinese is now doing a month In jail for returning two days too soon, from ten years' banishment. He'll keep a diary, sure, next 'time he's banished;

Commission of Conciliation was Karakhan doesn't care a can what ateth much and gets it in the signed by the delegates of the happens so long na China allows Locarno Powers with a the appointment of a new "Red" golden fountain pen, which Mr. General Mismanager for 6 for 58 Henderson afterwards presented to Chinese Eastern Railway. and 5 for 52 the President, M. Jasper,⠀⠀⠀ v. 6 for 03 General handshaking and ap

and 5 for 92 plause followed.

3 for 4

The Conference will conclude its and 5 for 58

for i plenary session to-morrow Reuter. .. 5 for 21 5 for 38

The depression referred to here phans' Pensions, vice the late Mr. [Figures in brackets Indicate poal Dennis (Yorkshire). should not be confused with that | Cheng Cheuk-hín, 1.8.0.

|tions held before this last series" of

which formed yesterday,

Forecast for the 24 hours end-

IN BANKRUPTCY

Ing at noon to-morrow, for the four localities (Formosa Channel, It le notified in the "Government Woolley, F. E. (Kent)

Borry (Leicester) between Hong Kong and Lamocks, Gazette that the public examina watson (Lauce) between Hong Kong and Caption of John Valentine Dodd 17 E. Dawson (Leicester) Rock between Hong Kong and Nam King Street, Kowloon, will be B. Mitchell (S. Africa) Hänen!) :—Eset winds, moderate; held in the Supreme Court on Thurs-Iddon (Les) fair to showery,

day at 10.30 am.

5 for 46 The cruiser "Glorious," which is 1489 MacMillan (S. Africa) 1 5 10 64 being converted at Devonport 5 for 81 Dockyard into an aircraft carrier at 5 for 77 a cost over $2,000,000, is to be com

missioned for service in the Mediter.

China and Russia are still ralling at each other over the Chinese Eastern Railway.

"Before" — Mr. Snowden sees through it.After Mr. Snowden sees it through.

The Watchmen's Union are re joicing at the intimation that they are permitted to sleep in basements, —A nod is as good as a wink any night

He's probably nursing a griev ance at the powers of Pelmanism amongst the Police here.

Whilst the anglers are at play over the Praya wall passengers. of vessels and launches quested, not to expectorate over the sides.

are re

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