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HONG KONG DAILY, PRESS,
THURSDAY,
HONG KONG RIFLE. ASSOCIATION
Spoon And Practice Shoot
The Army Ranges at Kowloon; the case of five out of his seven i City yesterday afternoon saw the shots to count. biggest attendance at any Spoon and Practice Shoot which has yet been held by the Hong Kong Ride Association, which was largely due to the influx of members of the 1st Battalion of the Royal Ulster Riflès who were busy practising for the forthcoming Prize Meeting.
Although the temperature was higher than was the case last week. the conditions were far from easy, and at 500 yards a constantly vary- ing wind from the rear played havoc with many scores, while a drizzle and poor light made it al- most impossible for the latter de- talls at 600 yards to distinguish anything more than the outline of the targets.
*
The two Committees responsible for the organisation and "running" of the "Services" and "Bisley" Prize Meetings have already met, with the result that the major portions of the two programmes have been decided, and it is anti- cipated that such programmes will be available in printed form very shortly, as will also the Year-Book of the Association, which is now approaching completion.
11
MARCH 12, 1936.
HODZA'S
VISIT
TO VIENNA
Communique Issued On Conversations
("Hong Kong Dally Press" Special)
"Vienna, March 11. The oficial communique which was issued here on Tuesday even- ing deals at some length with the conversations which took place on
of the the occasion
Czecho- slovakian Premler Hodza's visit to Vienna, and especially with the Austro-Czechoslovakian trade
a's is which agreement.
fore- shadowed, is nearing a successful conclusion.
It is also stated that the present Austro-Czechoslovakian arbitration agreement, which expires on May In the issue of the London
new 31. will be replaced by "Times" for February 17; a copy of
agreement, which is better adapted which had just been received from
to the present conditions, and home, the following appears under
more clearly expresses the mutual the heading of "Rifle-Shooting"-friendly relations between the two "The recently formed Hong Kong
countries.
The Rifle Association goes on from
communique. moreover, strength to strength.
stores that negotiations will short-
Atillated
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POLISH STUDENT
WARFARE
GOEBBELS TALKS ON
ELECTIONS.
members now number more thanly be initiated for the conclusion (Special to the "Hong Kong Dally (Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
4,000, and there were 290 full mem- bers by the middle of January. The Council of the Association has decided that after 300 full mem- bers have been enrolled the annual subscription is to be doubled, the increased rate not being applied
in
of "cultural agreement" similar to those already in existence with other states.
Little progress seems, however; to have been made in the solution of the Danubian question in ac- cordance with Premier Hodza's own statement; the communique disposing of this question in rather
The winner of the S.R. (b) nett spoon was Capt. Rybot, of the Royal Artillery who put on a score which was six points ahead of his nearest rival, C.P.O. Black, R.N. who had the misfortune to put a "bul" on the wrong target at 200 yards. Had it not been for this
the original 300 Individual unfortunate error, it will "be seen
A club that this Chief Petty Officer would "foundation" members,
general terms by saying: have been closely running for the house is to be built at Kowloon."
The general political situation first place, and it is worth while As our readers
has naturally also been thoroughly recording that in spite of the ex-membership of the Association now
numbers well over 300, and ap-examined in course of the con- $11.60tremely poor visibility already re-
plications are still being received ferred to above at the final dis-
almost daily from others who wish tance and to the fact that he was
to join, and obtain practice before the last to finish Bring he, yet -managed to find the "bulls-eye" in the forthcoming Prize Meeting. yesterday afternoon were as
13-
$3
13.10
The leading scores follows:-
made
S.R. (B)
are aware full
Score at Score at Score at Aggregate
Score H'dcap 200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds,
Nett..
versations with special regard to the question of an organisation of the Danubian Basin, which has in in the fore- recent times been
Press (Copyright.) 1.
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Warsaw, Mar. 10. The fight which the Polish stud- ents have beeen waging for some- ume against what is termed to be excessive lecture fees as well as against the disproportionate num- ber of Jewish students, assumed a
occupied the Warsaw Technical novel aspect when 3,500 students High School declaring that they would not leave the building untli their demands had been acceded to.
Guards have been posted by the students at all the entrances and no one is permitted to leave the building, except the Jewish stud- ents who were ordered by the de monstrators to evacuate the pre-
ground of public interest. The been Inevitable conclusion, has reached that the first. aim should be to bring about a system of
mises within fifteen minutes. progressive rapprochement in the
The students are evidently pre- economic sphere between the Little paring for
a long siege, as they Entente States and the signatories have already organised a central Pact—Austria, emce for the supply of food. This Hungary and Italy. Both Govern- office will see to it that every one ments are in agreement concern of the students will be provided
the Rome
the view that considerable progress in the political field may. also be attained thereby.”— Transocean Nema Seretre.
SILVER MARKET
(From Our Own Correspondeat)
London, March 11.
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ITALY IGNORANT OF SECOND BOMBING.
London, Mar. 10. Italy has diplomatically profess- ed ignorance of the second bomb- ing of the British Red Cross unit ut Quoram, but has promised. to repeat the instructions to its forces to avoid a recurrence.
This instruction was originally given when the frat bombing of the Quoram unit was reported and a British protest was lodged.
It is now confirmed that a third bombing of the ambulance unit has been carried out by Italian planes, a March 6, and will probably evoke a third British protest Reuter'e Bulletin Bervice.
nu mulunmam
14.60 #12
The winner of the S.R. (a) Spoon was Sgt. J. Howe, R.N. with a score of 85.
Singapore, March 11.
Tibet arrived
here en route to China for the purpose of persuading Tash! Luma, head of the Tibetan Church, to has been He return to Tibet exiled from Tibet for twelve years and this is the fourth attempt to persuade his return.-
Reuter's Bulletin Service,
30 ctu. CABINET DIFFICULTIES
36.90
$1.91
#41
155 cta.
$52 #59..
IN GREECE
("Hong Kong Dally Press" Special)
Athens, Mar. 11 The endeavours to form a coall-
PEACE APPEAL
London, Ma. 10.
London Silver prices to-day were up 1/18 as follow:-
Spot Forward
March 10 March 11 19-9/18 19-5/8 19-7/10 19-1/2 Report: India bought. Business small Market steady,
EXCHANGE OF VIEWS IN PARIS
i
with at least one good meal a day. All food packages sent to the stud- ents from homes must be delivered to the central office, and will be polled for general consumption.
The Recur announced on Tues
ress (umurtaktai
Berlin, Mar. 10. The Reich Government's elec- torial campaign for the forthcoming Reichstag elections, was opened on Tuesday evening by the Propagan- da Minister, Dr. Goebbels, who has been entrusted by Chancellor. Hit- ler with the task of organising the campaign, and who struck a key note in an inspired speech deliver- ed before about 20,000 enthusiastic, hearers in the new mammoth "Deutschland” Kall.
The speech, which dealt with.. the National Socialistic regime, was transmitted by loud speakers to about 200 parallel meetings in broadcast Berlin, and was also
by all the German radio stations. so that millions in all probability listened to the speech.-
rantocean News dervacs,
EXPEDITION TO MOUNT EVEREST
Darjeeling, Mar. 10. Mr. Hugh Ruttledge, the leader of the British Everest Expedition. with his main party, left here for day at midday thas all the lectures Kalampong to-day, which is 120 and boratory work will be su-miles from the climbers base.-
A Renter's Bulletin Service. spended until further notice. strong detachment of police equip ped with armoured cars and fire- hose have cordoned off all the adjourning streets, in order to pre- vent any demonstrations or dia-
orders.--
GERMANS IN AMERICA TO REPORT
Washington, Mar. 107 The Germal Government has ordered all Germáns in the United States to report to their consulates for registration with a "view to possible conscription
The Germans in America will not be immediately subjected to mil-
Keuter.
It is suggested in Geneva that
Logaon, mur. 10. when the Committee of Thirteen
Representatives of the signatory meets to take note of the replies of and guarantor powers of the Lo-tary service, but records will be Italy and Abyssinia to the appeal carno Treaty met in Paris to-day. kept for emergency purposes.— for peace negotiations, the pro-tor an exchange of views in re. cedure adopted may be to set up gard to the situation created by a Committee of three members, to Germany's initatera. repudation of study the matter and enter into contact with the parties in dis- Dute.
British releza.
EUROPEAN SITUATION ALTERS PROGRAMME (“Hong Kong Daily Press" Special
Park, Mar. 11.
I
that treaty,
:.
In opening the meeting, the French Foreign Minister, M' Flan- dla welcomed the representatives and explained that the object was to exchange information, and de-
CF
BRITISH ESTIMATES ·
London, Mar. 10. The annual estimates of incoma and expenditure for 1936/37 were bine the situation, but that no re-before the London County Coun- solution would be proposed and no cl to-day, They" showed that a decision taken, before the meeting total of £31,710,850 is estimated to of Counci, of, League of Nations be required from rates. Capital which has been caled for Friday. commitments of the Counci
A brief communique Issued at estimated at. £83.162,000, of which That the recent developments: in
£67,765,000 is in respect of hous- Europe completely overshadow the the close of the morning session Italo-Abyssinian conflict was evid- says. The procedure having been ing. enced by the fact that the Comtas defined, the various delega- | British Wireless mittee of Thirteen, which was to tons explained their points of have met on Wednesday to consider view." This exchange of views
tion government in Greece were frustrated by the refusa! of the 901 anti-Venizelist fender. Theotokis to Join such a Government, and it is now generally expected that the replies of Italy and Abyssinia to win perhaps be continued in Paris Cusiness government under Fro- its peace proposals, has postponed this evening, and in any case at fessor Damertzis or General Me-Its gession until after the London Geneva where the delegates wil taxas will be formed.-
discussions, and will probably not meet to-morrow.----
British Wireless meet again until next week- Traniacean News Service.
Transocean Fears Service.
·DISCUSSION PROCEDURE
ALTERED
London, Mar. 10. Paris reports that arrangements whereby the representative of the Locarno powers, who met in Paris to day to discuss Germany's uni- ialera, repudation of that treaty, were to have proceeded for a con- discussions at tinuation on the Geneva, have bein altered British representatives; Mr. An- thony Eden Foreign Secretary and the Lord Privy Seal, Lord Halax will return to London to-mor morning, for consultations with their min'sterial colleagues- British Wirelen.
and
AVALANCHE IN INDIA
Peshawar, Mar, 10.
An avalanche occurred 150 miles. north-east of Peshawar near the Kyber Pass in which 50 persons are reported to have been killed.- Reuter's Bulletin Service,
CANADA-U.S. TRADE AGREEMENT
FRANCO-SOVIET PÄCT RATIFICATION
SANCTIONS AGAINST TTALIAN LEMONS
("Hong Kong Dally Press" Special)
Bucharat, Mar. 10. Paris, Mar. 11 Sanctions were to-day applied The French Senato meets on against five truckloads of lemons. Thursday to discuss the ratifica- although the fruit was marked tion of the
"Imported from Greece." It was Franco-Soviet agree- ment diready passed by the Cham-found to have come originally from ber. In Parliamentary circles it Italy and was consequently con- is expected that the Senate winscated.
Oranges and lemons now flooding zatify, the pact immediately, espe After a long debate, the Com-cially ag a number of senators who the fruit markets are suspected to mons by 175 to 39 votes approved had given not'ce of their inten- have come from Italian sources, agreement between tion to speak declared that they, and the Government is investigat the trade
will not address the House.- Canada and the United States,.--
Transocean News Service, Reuter.
Ottawa, Mar. 11.
ing.
Reuters Bulletin Servic",
RIOTS IN POLAND
are
Warsaw, Mar. 10. Nine were killed and 19 injured in anti-Jewish rioting at Prystk to- day.
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SMOKE FOG OVER LONDON
Noon Like Night
London, Feb, 25,
A fog at "blacked out" cen-
in and north-west London yes-
Police Bred on hooligans who terday and made noon darker than destroyed a hundred Jewish shops many nights was due to an ac- before they were brought under cumulation of 'London smoke.
control leuter
TREATY DISCUSSION
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press (Copyright.)]
Paris, Mar. 10:- The deliberations at the confer- ence of the Locarno Powers which began here on Tuesday will be re- sumed in London next Thursday according to an oficial announce-
The fog was not on the ground but hung over London, necessitat- ing full lighting in streets, house and shops.
.lu the afternoon a north-eas wind blew the fog away,
A return to wintry conditions is expected to-day, with some aleet or snow, particularly in- districts.
eastern
ment published here late on Tues day night- Transocean News Bervice.