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MASON'S
DELICIOUS
O.K.
SAUCE.
No. 23274.
Hongkong Daily Press.
Registered as n Newspaper at the General:
Post Office in the United Kingdom.
LISHED
VEXXX£100 BUM)¤ HONG KONG, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1933.
KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
Of and after NOVEMBER 1st, 1932, wil Further Notice (all previous
أعاني
STATIONS
Time Tables cancelled),
UP TRAINS W
No. No. No. No. No. Fa Ur No No No
.....10 | 10A 813
Kowloon Dep: 8.5 8.15 8.97 9.05 9.15 10.1211.80 12.18 1.30 3.20
Yaumati.Depaj 6,38 Shatin 1:40
8.50
TaipoMark
7.04
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7.15
7.20
9.24 10.1011,4]| 12,18) 1.27||...... 1.85 10281 11:88 18.31 1.89... |-·- || - |. 9,50 1040 12.06 23.48 1.82).
19.55 1050 12.16 12,49 1,587... ...... 10.06 11.01 12.82 12,699.06...
9.14 9.42 10.11.11.0612.17 104211 259
4.35 4
No. No. No
1.08 7.40 ... 5.036.15 7.48 6.36 0.27 8.00
| 5,296,41) 8, 14 ...5.36.8.19
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5.42 8.67 8.29
| 5,47| 7.02] 8.34
Arr 7.26 8.58 0.30 9.48 10.17 11.121248. 1.10 2.17 8.06 6,13 5,53,706 8.40
Canton...Arr..... [11.25] .. 15,38
-DOWN TRAINS
...17.45
r14
No. No. No. No. No. Not No. No. | Na Na 11. 159 17 DOWN 19 13
STATIONS
1
8
AMAMAN | AM. (F.M. 4.M.T.K. PM,
Y....T.X.
Mard
Dep.
8,00
B.$0.
20
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Canton Shumchus... Dep. 7.02 7.50 10.80 10.45 12.10 241 405 4.84 5.25 6.12 4.50 7.11 17.18 Sheangthai Dep. 7.09 7.57 10.55 12.28 2.51 415 441 2.83 0.19 ... Fanling Dep. 7.14 8.02 11.00-12.24 260 480 4,40 3.45 0.25 Talpo Market. Dep.138.1911.0 12.30 3.08 130 485 6.01 0.85... Talpo................Dep. 7.80 8.16 11. 12.8.1145.00 6.09 0.40 Bbaths. Opp. 7.43 9.80 11.38 12.58 2.244.50 0.14 6.27 8.68... Yuushadi.Dap. 7.5618.63111 1.11 3,87 3.64 5.28 19 7.05
Arr, 8.02) 8,40 11.08 11.7 1.1848 5:10 8.82 330 7,11 7.23 7.52 Fowloon.....
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NEW PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
MR. ROOSEVELT'S VIEWS ON CRISIS IN AMERICA
MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR EXECUTIVE POWER
TO WAGE WAR AGAINST EMERGENCY
THROUGH BUTKE'S 'AGENOW.]
WASHINGTON, March 15
ENORMOUS crowds, watched Mr. Roover's and Mr. Rooie. velt's procession from the White House to the Capitol. Their motor cers were escorted by car'siry,
After Mr. Hoover had signed legislation which was passed during the closing hours of Congress, Mr. Roosevelt stepped out on the palatiorm. He was uproarionily welcomed by the Crowd.
He then took the Oath adding." So Help Me God."
A declaration that he will ask war-time powers it necessary to meet the National emergency, was made by Pres. Roosevelt in his inaugural speech." He asserted his firm belief that the only thing the United States had to fear was fear of itself the in- reasoning and unjustified terror which paralyses all efforts to convert défeat into advance.
Referring to the shrinkage in values, the rise in taxes, unem. ployment and the lack of markets, he said it would be foolish optimism to deny the dark realities of the moment.
TRUTH MUST BE STATED FRANKLY AND BOLDLY
The time had come to state the whole truth, frankly and boldly, and not to shrink from facing the country's conditiona
were Laken, detectives mingled with the crowds and the public was not allowed on roof tops along the Presidential
while the route, redentials of all claimants of seats near the Official Stand were most
The greatest primary task of putting people to work could part ly be accomplished by direct recruit-closely, scrutinised.
No Fear of Assassination.
NO DANGER OF CONFLICT IN PANIFIC
Japanese View On ›
East Situation
IMPORTANCE OF BORNEO OIL STATIONS STRESSED
· [TIROSGU `REÜTEE'S AGENCY.I
THE BAGUE, March 8. THERE is no question that Mr.
Matsuoka, daring his forth. coming visit to Holland is negotiat ing a Japan-Holland non-aggres sian pact, declared the new Mini- ter Saito when interviewed by Reuter on his arrival here. He said that Matanoka's visit was ab solutely unofficial. He will remain a few days before going to London. Referring to the situation in the l'acific, arto declared, there is not single reason for uneasiness in the Netherlands Indies.
Oil stations in Borneo are un- doubtedly of great importance to the Japanese Navy, but only of decisivo importance in cae of a great Pacific conflict between the United States and Japan. Saito, however, gave the opinion that war between the two countries was im possible.
He emphatically, denied the dan ger of a Pacino conflict which would necessitate Japan, taking. steps to safeguard her oil supplies, and declared that Japan's policy regarding the Dutch ludies friendly.
The repair shop of the Eurasia. Aviation Corporation at Nanyuan will not be removed to Nanking as previously reported, but parts of the shop will be sent to the capital, according to Mr. Yang China, direc tor of the Peking offes of the cor- Pporation Mr. Yang says that h radio station is being erected at Tibus, the capital of Sinking and that as soon as the weather, geta warmer the air line between Peking and Thus will be extended to` Ta-"
der. One of the two new nirmail plancs recently ordered by the.com- pany from Germany is expected to arrive in Shanghai about the end of this month.
ing by the Government itself, treat- Troops and police were posted at cheng on the Sinking-Russian bor ing the task as it would treat an all strategic points. emergency of war and by reorganis- ing natural resources. Simultane- ously, it must endeavour to provide a better use for land by efforts to raise the values in agricultural pro ducts, thus increasing the power to purchase the output of cities and industrial centres.
Provision for Sound Currency.
Strict supervision of banking and credits and investments to put an end to speculation with other people's money and provision for an adequate sound currency, are all requisite in progress toward the resumption of work.
He will recommend to a special session of the new Congress detailed mesures on those lines.
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He will spare no effort to restore world trade by international econ- emic re-adjustment, but the emer genvy at home could not wait on that accomplishment.
Action Must Not be Delayed. Possibly the unprecedented de- mand and need of undelayed action might call for a temporary depar ture from the normal balance of public procedure. He is prepared
WASHINGTON, March 4. Disdaining the possible danger of assassination, Mr. Franklin, D. Roosevelt, President of the United States for the next four years, reviewed the Inauguration Parade: from the steps of the Capitol, yes terday. He declined the proposal to watch the spectaclo. from behind bullet-proof glass pance,
Extra Congress Sessler,
WASHINGTON, March 4.
An extra session of Congress will be called at the earliest possible: moment, to deal with the banking: developments.....
It is predicted that Mr. Henry II. Rainey, of Illinois, will be the next Epeaker.
Hoover's Zast Omiclal Act,
WASHINGTON, Marth 4.
DIARY OF LOCAL
EVENTS
MONDAY
(March 6).
(II Moon, 11th Day). Ching-ché (Excited Insects). Crown Land Sales, P.W.D. offices, 3 p.m.
Meeting of Victoria Diocesan and Missionary Associlution, Cathedral Hall, 5.16 p.m.
Theatres,
Bock
King's" Sherlock Holmes"! Central Blue Danube." Queen's "Red Headed Woman,” Oriental:"Sky Devils." World: "Beau Bunks. Taiping: Bring 'em
Tom Brown of Cul-
Star: Hell Divers"
Dancas.
Alive.
ver
Majestic Hoover performed probably the last offc
act of his Presidency
The Bill originally 318,419,000 bart
Was to
to recommend measures that a by singing the Nayal Appropriation stricken nation, amid a stricken Bill world, might require, and be will provided seek within his constitutional amended authority to bring about the speedy† $308,000,000. adoption of such measures.
I SHALL NOT EVADE
MY DUTY"
But Congress falls to take one of these courses, and in the event of national emergency being still criticial, I shall not evade the clear course of duty, which will then confront me, I shall ask_Con- gress for the one remaining instru⋅ meat with which to meet the crisis executive power to Wage war against emergency power as great as could be given me ff we, in fact, were invaded by a foreign toe.
STRICT PRECA
the Senate
IN HONG KONG TO-DAY
CLOUDY WITH DRIZZLE OR MIST
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER REPORT,”": FORECAST AND REMARKU, ISSUED BY THE ROYAL
ATORY AT 5.40 SMT STATED
THE MOUM WEST OF SHANTUNG, FRESH MONSOON UW ILLY) PRETAIL OVER THE CHINA COAST AND THE NORTERRY CHITA SEA
Lock FOLEAST, N.E. WINDE, VERHUIS CLOUDY, WITH DRIZZLE on
MIST.
Tes Dances at Hongkong. Hotel; Gloucester Building; King's Bee taurant and Majestic Dancing Academy
Dinner Dances at Peninsula and Hongkong Hotels; and King's Restaurant
Sports
Hockey. - Friendly
Matches,
Hongkong Hockey Club seconds 1. Police (King's Park); 5.13 penz
Lawn Tennis-Open Bingles, J A. E. Casenmbboy . Iu Tak Cheult; Open Doubles DH, Hazell and W
Williams H. A Packer and B. J. Shaw
Erincipal Malls,
Inward from America by Pros.. Grant Outward for Europe, Siberia by Nankin 10.30 m Australia by Sydney Mara
Sunrise, 6.40; Sunset 0.2 pim
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