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THE CHINA MAIL; FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1935
GOLF
STARTING TIMES
Sunday's. Pairings
At Fanling
The following are the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club starting times for Fanting next Sunday:..
TRAIN LEAVES AT 8.30 AM.
OLD, COURSE ›
--J, E, Davey, D. J. Keogh.
P. Morrison, D. J. Gilmore.
A. D. Humphreys, I. H.
Geare.
A. B. Purves, T. S. Whyte Smith.
E. des Voeux, H. 0, Hop- kins.
T. R. Chassels, F. Lobel.
O'Neal Gordan, R. Sanger.
9.24
9.28
9.32
A. Ritchie, A. E. Lisaman,
9.30
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9:40
0.44
9.48
9.52
9.56
T. C. Monaghan, F. M.
Ellie
10.00
10.04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
G. T. May, R. C. Webb. W. N. A. Smalley, R. R. Davies.
10,08
GH. Wilson, J. Coulthart.
10.12
S. A Sleap, S. T. Butlin
10.10
A. McKellar, Capt. Shan-
Canton's Anniversary Falls On Sunday
10.20
A. T. Lay. F. C. Barry.
Canton, today. Sunday will be the anniversary Total sales:
"Grains: In wheat, ralas Are checking bulls, whilst in Corn, istatistics
favourable. atill are
Wheat: 27,058,000
10.24
G: Marseilles, E. M. Tetley.
3.28
R. A. Rodgers, H. Jusse- rand.
·D.28.
non.
Stimulates
the
appetite
LEA&PERKINS SAUCE
MUSIC
A-fremendous casecure of Chinese spectators watching the Silver Jubilee Dragon wending its way through the streets of the Colony yesterday during one of the many rehearsals which the Chinese Committee are holding. The enormous head and tail of the dragon were specially made to order in Canton after months of preparation. (King's Studlo),
MOMENTOUS DEFENCE · DEBATE IN COMMONS
Couronned from Page ta
COMMEMORATION OF REVOLUTION
NEW COURSE
H. H, Mundy. R. I Cherrill, MONDAY, STH MAY, 1935
OLD COURSE
3.24 a.m.-L. R. Billinghurst, R. C.
Webb,
it D. Forbes, 1. H. Genre.
tain's part to help in the changes I was greatly to be deplored that that must come with a collective Germany had anounced her inter-agreement, and without disturbing tion to impose conscription, besides the peace of the world.
of the establishment of the Revolu- bushels Corn: 8,854,000 bushels: creating a mittars air force at the MR, LANSBURY DISAPPOINTED
Mr. George Lansbury, leader of tionary, Government in Canton. Curn: 8,854,000 bushels moment when they had reason the Opposition, expressed extreme The Provincial and City Tangpu "Cotton: The market was sensi- think that the prospects of esta.
Mr. disappointment that Mac-are busy making preparations Fortive, but even. Small orders were blishing goodwill in Europe
in evidence. Were Donald's statement should have the celebration. - improving. He said that Britain, dealt rather largely with increased It has been decided that, in con- "Flash: Fluctuations in silver. are would be represented at the Reme armament as a preliminary towards memoration service will be held in closely influencing many Traders' conference, to discuss the indeperather conditions that might make the Chungshan Memorial Hall at 9 sentiment in the commodity mar- dence of Austria by observers, ill for peace. At the same time, he in the morning. It will be attend-kets. Brokers loans have increased stead of by a delegation, because it said, nobody would excuse or palliate ed by all Party members. Govern by $41,000,000, was well understood thist We were the attitude afic adopted in face of ment officials, and representatives "Our New York Office Cables:- not undertaking any new commit Germany's action in rearming and of public bodies and schools. Recd. 10.29 p.m.: The New York ment. They must décide whether the fact that negotiations had been The Chairman of the meeting will Times, is featuring the possibility hard and showed good ball control. to abandon the attempts to build up afoot. The Labour Members of be appointed by the Southwest. Exe-j of an open break between big bust- general confidence or to seek refuge Parliament thought that Herr cutive Committee of Kuomintangness, represented by the Chamber Robertson was the pick of the In a combination, which never Hitler's altitude'would to home ex-Central Press,
avoided' war."
"
lient alienale much sympathy.
MULTILATERAL PACTS
Bir Heroert Samuel, Liberal lead Reichsfitchrer Hitler informed. Sir į "John Simon of his willingness to er, said that Germif's, army pr negotiate mullateral non-aggrey would give not equality, bu alve pucts with the countries of predominance. Her naval props. als were -timed and she was Eastern Europe, and Herr Hitler's building with extreme haste 'un en- proposal ought to be allowed to he dropped. There was no reason why realise that if she pursued this po jormous alr`forçó. Gyrmany should such pacts should not harmonise
icy and renched no agreement fo with the mutual guarantee. act
the limitation of armaments she which France and the Soviet were!
would compel unanimous resent negotinting.
ment and disapproval among all
sections of the people in Britain
LIBERAL SUPPORT
WORKERS' HOSTELS
IN CANTON
Seven Projected: Two Already Opened
Canton, to-day.
The first and second. Labourers'
brities
0.28.
FUSILIERS AND CLUB SHARE TWO POINTS AT SOCCER
(Continued from Page 4)
Forrow, at central-half, worked
Robertson Shines ¦
if Commerce, and the President.
halves. He tackled robustly every This is believed to be disturbing time and never allowed Hughes the general market for the time be and Talbot time to settle down. Hia Ing. There are fair rains in most work was made harder by the fact sections of the Grain Belt. Recr.
that he was not well covered by 11.03 p.m. The weakness of Silver
Sterling, a influencing considerable liquida-,
Strange is no half-back, but he tion of grains and cottun."-Beu Alled the position, well. When he ter,
did have the ball his long punta up fleld were useful, but the short the inter-passing of the Fusiller for-
E. A. Pierce And Co's Report in their market report,
'Gamble was the better of the two Club backs and he did well to cover Sterling's efforts.
The latter wAB
+
Hostels at south Tek-ching Road Amulean Oriental Finance Corwards left him standing. were formally opened yesterday. peration, correspondents for Germany's uilateral declarat
ernment departments and public of New York state:
Over 100 representatives of Gov-Messrs. 3. A Perce and Company with regard to the land, naval, and air forces had profoundly disturbed
"Stocks: The market was steady, attended the ceremony.
very weak nud: Sir Herbert added that if they all Europe. It would be a calamity found, after examination of the de. Mayor Liu Chi-wen officiated and largely influenced by the excellent was uncertain in his tackling while
first-quarter earnings of the Chrya- his heading was very poor. if there were any deterioration of tailect proposals
made an opening speech. of the Govern confidence between France. Italy, ment, that Britain was inferior in
it will be recalled that the Muni-ler Motor Company, Railroad is-
Howe's Good Efforts and ourselves. Our aim was to the air, the Liberals would not take cipal authorities decided to erect sues were stronger on hopes that!
Among the forward, Howe was Con-'
outstanding, and, besides scoring. crease the numbers of co-operators the responsibility of leaving Brieven Labourers' Hostels in the city. the President's Message to
Schemes for construction of the gross will be positive in recom-'
the Club's two goals was the only other five are now under
mending control legislation for
source of danger to the Fusilier trucks and buses. Central Press.
goal. "Rubber: The market continues
Our responsibility towards the Britain in this state and would sup- tish people did not allow us to report such measures as were imper Jeet our powers of defence.-
that
atively required.
Mr. Winston Churchill expressed
the
Sir John Simon suggested Germany should send representa-generally agreement with tives to discuss naval affairs, as this Government's recent policy, but had been previously accepted.
action should have been taken gar ller.
SUBMARINE RUILDING
Mr. MacDonald `expressed great
this moment to announce 期
ship-
year would be at least three
four times as strong as Britain.
CO-OPERATION
.
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U.S. FLEET VISIT JAPAN
Augusta Expected At Yokohama To-day
·
He, unfortunately, had to forage lower, with the volume of trading for himself to a very great extent small. Rumours that the closing of and could never shake off the at- automobile factories may spread tentions of McHugh long enough and a lower Guilder were the prin-to, send in a real good shot. cipal factors. The London market Elliott, who was injured early in was dull, with offerings from the the game, was a passenger through- East on the light side... Factories out, and more of a hindrance than were small buyers. Commission a help. Houses were the principal buyers
Was
a note of
health!
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(Continued from Page 43.
Sunday
FIRST DIVISION
TV LINCOLNS
He said that the Governineni surprise that Germany had chosen remed neglectful and misinformed bullding programme, including aab-with regard to Germany's air arm-
The U. S. Asiatic Fleet, headed marines, to which Britain should ament. Germany was turning out
military machines at ten times the by the flagship Augusta, are visit-of September and December options, ed well and was early prominent; Bickford, on the left wing, start- not be unconcerned, British navali needs should not be axed in rela-British rate, and by the end of this ing Japan this month,
whilst dealers were selling..
with good runs down the wing and The Augusta will arrive in Yöko- tlon to home waters alone. "We
"Cotton: The market is meeting with some accurate centres, His hama to-day and remain in port with more cotton on peaks, but de- corner that enabled. Howe to open Athletic have a unique responsibility of a
until May 17, when she will leave mand is slow to develops. world-wide character." He did not: If Germany were the only coun- for Kobe. The other vessels will
the Club score was perfect. Tu intend to minimise the gravity of try to be confronted we should lie arrive In Kobe to-morrow, return with a small volume of business in tions with Elliott and had to fall
Sugar: The market dull, the second half he changed post Navy Germany's decision to build sub-at her mercy, but safety and free-ing to their stations on May 17. In raws to Southern refiners. There back to a great extent to help the St. Joseph's marines, but they were still
pre-dom could be preserved by action addition to the flagship, the Fleet was no change in pared to receive Germany represent in concert with France, Italy, and will consist of 18 vessels, includ- Philippine sugars. Futures were
offerings of defence and to bring the ball up, tatives for preliminary naval con- the other powers who were anxious ing an aircraft-carrier.
Pearce's Useful Game versations, which would be conduct to preserve peace.
slightly lower.
Pearce played a useful game ed under the same conditions as
"Grains: Wheat was heavy on the throughout,, and, tried a few shots those with the United States and operation with
Any Government vision of the Treaty but secured provement in the Spring Wheat scoring when he broke through on, weakness of silver and Bome im at goal. He missed a chance of that would conform to that text as adequate safety and atability. With regard to the air, he recall-long as they were willing to work which must be established before
Further afins in the his own, but instead of carrying on. FUSILIERS, ed Mr. Baldwin's assurance that under the authority of the League, such an enquiry could "begin-
Winter: Wheat Belt have caused passed to Fowler, under no clrcumstances would That did not close the doors to re Reuter.
Japan.
!!
Great Britain accept any position
of inferiority with regard to the
German air force. Undoubtedly
Britain would
the German air force had been ex- e
panded considerably beyond the estimate previously given to the House.
AIR FORCE EXPANSION The Government was already tak- ing steps for further acceleration of the expansion of the air force this year in order to Implement Mr. Baldwin's déclaration.
With regard to the proposed afr pact, he said we were moved by no thought of aggressive military al- llancea. We were seeking, with the powers, including Germany, a de- Ünite, combination against attack, which, would protect the civilian population. Qur, polley-combined defence, collective security, and in-| ternational agreements on arma menta; and (praco. “We value good understanding, with.... France and] Italy-as, a guarantee: of: prace.!! Every other nation sontemplating| peace would be welcomed into this companionship of peace.dk
Concluding, be said that the out- look had chances of appeasement as vollɛns danger, and it was Bel- -tinged od auf MUDY AARDESI
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not refuse
Co-
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Athletic
Kowloon
(Club Grd, 1.46 pin.)
POLICE (Kowloon Grd; 4.46 p.m.)
Y ARTILLERY (Caroline Hill, (45 p.m.) SECOND, DIVISION
South China
ARMED HOLD-UP ON CASTLE PEAK RD. Thieves Engage Car To Rob Driver
WOMAN PASSENGER ALSO
FALLS VICTIM
Another armed robbery, the third in less than 48 hours, occurred in (Club Grd, 8.80 p.m.the Colony, yesterday afteravon, 7. EASTERN
(Kowloon, 3.30 p.m.) when two robbers, pretending that Wednesday, May 8
they were going to. Castle Peak, successfully held up the driver of FIRST. DIVISION ·
v.Athletlere st (Navy Grd.,,5.16. p.m.) | female
RECREIO
(Caroline Hill, 5.15 p.m.) by East Lanen. (Kowloon Grd., 5.15 p.m.) Friday, May 10
bearish sentiment. The technical Fowler played indifferently. He Chine "B" position, should improve after to has the speed and weight, but did day. The corn market has showed not use both to any great advantage POLICE some resistance to pressure,
| yesterday. «In the second half, "Flash:
The Chrysler. Motor when the left-wing was- disabled, re Company has earned $212, per he was starved to a very great ex-
share for the first quarter. The tent, hakuna Company has declared its regular, In the Fusillir team there dividend and 25 cents per share no one particularly outstanding. extra, as of stocks on record on June
created by $44,000,000.”—Reuter.
NO BASEBALL
Rain And Cold Snap Cause Cancellation
WHE
· FIRST DIVISIÓN D FUSILIERS dav Lincolns ¿
(Navy Grd, 5.15
a public motor-car and a Chinese passenger and decamped with over $88 in money,
It appears that two Chinese hir led the car in Shantung Street in Mongkok early in the afternoon and on their way they were joined by another woman passenger. Arriv p.m.)ing at Tai Nam Chung, near Castle Feak, the robbers held up the
YELLOW RIVER IS CHANGING COURSE
Riverside
Rowlands in goal had less to do corner. This was nicely placed driven within pistol and stole $89 Brokers, loans have in than Rodger, while Wheeler and and Howe headed into the net giv-rom him and the woman passenger bifore making away in the direc- Keating were a safe pair of backa ing Rowlands no chance, and kicked well on every occasion-d' from a corner when Howe No arrests have yet been made.
The Club again increased their ton of Castle Peak. Grindley's Good Work scored, Su Grindley, was the best of a hard Play was still favouring the working half-back line, and he kept Club, when an injury to Ellott a good check on Bickford in the seemed to disorganise the forward first half."
{line, and, from a centre by Parry, MoHugh started very shakily
Hughes beat Rodger from close in.angster hom New York, to-day... but Improved as the game went on. The National League baseball! He kept a good watch on How all
Late Equaliser games between New York and through the game, and was always for the interval the Fusillers Brooklyn, Philadelphia and up with the forwards in an attack. had most of the play and subject- Boston were yesterday postponed Parry and Harrison were the the Club goal to a continua owing to rain and very cold wea most dangerous Fusilier forwards bombardment of shots in a melee opinion that the change in the In the Club goalmouth, the Fusil-course of the Yellow River, is and were the chief source of worriere equalised through Dennis. inevitables and have suggested: The only American League to the Club defenders.
PAITY had
Club Rodger Sterlari Gamble; that people living in its possible clash, between the Detroll- Tigers hard luck not to score on two DCCB-Robertsony, Forrow, Strange) Fowler, path should be evacuated before and the St. Louis Browns, was also signs,
Pearce. Howa, Elliot, Blekford. “ *Fillers: Rowla postponed owing to rain. There
Keatings Grind were no other games scheduledé Renters
notte
ther.
Chub's Early Lead
The game opened sensationally, PATTY HRYPL From the kick-off, Bearce forced a Horbes,
Dwellers Refuse To Move
an
Although experts are of the
they hare either drowned for
forced to leave, the peopl
carmed være loth to leave Tientain message. V zadn