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To-Day's Races
Big Fields: Keen Sport
BY "LAST QUARTER"
A programme consisting entirely of handicap events will be presented to the public at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Ninth Extra Bace Meeting this afternoon. The ti bit of the day will undoubtedly be the Kwangtung Handicap," the last race on the card, for "D" Class China Posies, which has attracted 10 en- tries. The special $1 sweep will be drawn for on this race and the field will in all probability be the largest of the meeting. The sale of tickets to date exceeds 59,000 and there is every possibility of over 62,000 tickets being sold, which would bring the first prize to approximately $27,000.00.
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Final Selections
(BY "LAST QUARTER") RACE 1
King's Warden. “Cossack's Beauty.
Soldier of Britain. RACE 2
Holiday Eve.
Electron.
Vixen Tor.
RACE 3
Tyne. Amberley.
Royal Highness.
RACE 4 Laughing Buddba. Shamrock.
Old Star.
RACE > Bear Claw. "Cyclamen Bay,
Mistake Bay.
RACE 6 Centre Court. Bactor Heart. Blandford,
RACE ?
Ribble. Pontiac Bay. King's Bounty.
RACE. 8 Wadebridge. Sylvandale.
Gold Cola,
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Bear Claw and Ribble.
Against Communists
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Generalissimo Directs Operations
Nanking, Oct. 23. Ever since the foundation and organizing of the Punitive Ex pedition for the suppression of communist bandits in the North- west, Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has not been able to give this im- portant matter his personal at- tention.
It is reported that at noon yesterday, Marshal Chiang Kaj- shek, General Chin Ta-kwen and a staff of over twenty oficials flew to Sian, the capital of Shenst Province, in separate aeroplanes to take command and direct the movements of the punitive army.
Lull Before Storm?
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Imports Up: CLIPPER MAKES HISTORY
Exports Down
Statistical Returns
Illuminating Comparisons
According to a report issued by the Statistical Office" of the Im- ports and Exports Department yesterday the combined declared values of imports and exports of merchandise. during the first three quarters of 1936 amounted to $584.0 millions (£35.9 millions), as compared with $470.1 millions (£48.2 millions) and $539.7 millions (£39.8 millions) in the correspond- ing periods of 1935 and 1934 res- pectively.
Imports of merchandise amount ed to $319.0 millions (£20.3. mil- lions) in the first nine months of 1936, as compared with $270.8 ml- Hons (£27.8 millions) in the first nine months of 1935, and $302,1 millions (22.3 millions) in the first nine months of 1934: whilst (Continued on Back Page.)..
Huge Crowd At Kai Tack
SCENES AND INTERVIEWS
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When the seaplane Philippine Clipper måde a graceful des- cent on the waters of Kowloon Bay opposite the Kai Tick Air- port at 4 pm. yesterday, she combleted the first stage of the re- turn trip of an epoch-making journey between America and Hoog Kong
She carried 19 passengers all of whom reported that they had bad a wonderful trip. "This is one of the most epochal events," said Mr. E. M. Swasey. of the United Press American Weekly, who was one of the passengers. "It is an event that will. I predict, be celebrated a Lundred years hence."
Mr. Juan Trippe, President of the Pan-American Airways, told press representatives that no plans had been completed for a com-
The mercial schedule.
present fight was in the nature of a courtesy call on His Excellency the Governor. Sir Andrew Caldecott,
"Plans for a regular commercial" service are being pushed very
The dispersal of the Hanschow Marshal Chiang's Son rapidly at present but we are not
Conferences came about with the departure of Mr. Y. Suma, Japan- Consul-General at Nanking.
Goes To Europe
for Tokyo, wulch brougnt all to It is reported that Mr. Chiang the Sino-Japanese political front. Wai-kwok, second son of Marshal Many observera are wondering | Chiang Kai-abek, arrived here whether this is a full before the yesterday morning by the German storm.
N.D.L Itner "Potsdam" from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shak Shanghal, and leit for Germany arrived by air-la not from
by thế same ship yesterday even- Stan, Shems, where his own troops" under Marshal Chang Esuch-langkwok is being sent by his father
It is said that Mr. Chang Wat are at present engaged in anti-
to Europe to study, Communist operations at Hanfu-
On the same linier with him was chu with resounding pledges in favour of Nanking on his lips. The
Mr. Ko Ling-pak, who proceeded to Singapore to take up his new Generalissimao" 15 returning to
post as Consul-General of China Tsinan partly by train tonight.Chinese Evening, Post, while General Hsu Yung-Chang is gothz to Shanst to resume his post as Commander of the Red Sup-. pression Forces there.
Mr. Suma is expected back next week with fresh instructions for " Mr. Kawagoe.
Sino-political circles say that) the only hope of peaceful solution rests upon Japan "climbing down on certain proposals, notably those regarding North China and anti- Communists pact but are most re ticent in conarming possible al- ternatives. Feuter.
THE DORADO
The R.M.A. Dorado left the, Colony for Penang yesterday morning carrying 5.200 kilos of freight and 81.467 kilos of mail
She carried one passenger in the person of Mr. R. Shaw..
TYPHOON
A telegram received
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On reaching Slan, they were welcomed by General Chang Hok-. lang, acting commander of the punitive army, Civil Governor Yew Sik-tze. Pacification Commissioner | American Consulate from Manila, Yang Foo-shing and many other yesterday states:- civil and military, officials of the Province.-"
Thinese Evening Post
At 3:25 pm, the typhoon was in about 139 degrees Long E, and 16 degrees Lat., N. moving N.W.
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Typhoons and fires make, short work of matshed
this picture shows, a fire recently completely demolished one matshed at Repulse Bay and damaged those in the
in a position to announce a date as yệt,” he said.
CROWDS GATHER Shortly after 2 p.m. yesterday people began to gather at Kal Tack Airport to witness the ar rival of the Philippine Clipper. Within an hour or so the praya wall was filled with interested spectators, all eager to gain Arst sight of the seaplane Mator cars
by the dozens conveying local residents, arrived
Hundreds of Chinese who ga thered on Sung Wang Toi-Hill in connection with the Chung Yang festival celebrations also took the opportunity of seeing the Clipper's
arrival.
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
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'show places” of the Colony, this pic- ture conveys a convincing impression of the imposing main en- trance of the Repulse Bay Hotel-
GOVERNOR LAYS FOUNDATION
STONE
Ceremony At Heep Yunn School
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, yesterday afternoon laid the foundation stone of the new CMS. Heep Yunn School, Kowloon City, thus commemorating the nalon of two Church Missionary Society Institutions, Fairies (1886) and Victoria Home [(1887).
The new school building is pleasantly located between the Central British School and the St. George's Bidlag School. There are three storeys. The bulding included two inner, tennis courts and a spacious assembly hall. The hospital and Isboratory will be on the top floor. Messrs. Chau and Lea are the architects and the building will be completed towards the end of the year.
* His Excellency, the Governor was accompanied by Lady Caldecott and attended by Captain W.JAR Cross, A.D.C.
The Rev. E W. L Marting chair- man,welcomed His Excellency after which a sliver trowel was presented to Bir. Andrew by Mr. IN Chat, the architect
After short prayer by the Rev. Edward Y. P. Lee, Els Excellency declared the foundation store well and truly laid.
The
i stope was inscribed – BO follows: "And they shall be one' In mine hand.” This stone was
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Local Dealings
By" 3.30 p.m. the crowd as Kal Tack was growing anxious. "With- in half-an-hour they would see the Philippine Clipper appear in the distance. One said, "I think I see her now." "No it's not her yet," and another, "The Clipper should be here very soon." People, armed with cameras, were walking to and fro, while the Grandview Flim Studio, with talking picture apparatus were also busy.
PEOPLE PRESENT
Among the crowd present were the Hon. Commander G. F. Hole, Director of Air Services, His Ex- cellency Dr. Sun Fo, Chairman of the Legislative Yuan, the Hon. Mr. W. H. and Mrs. Bell, Mr. Charles L. Hover, Consul-General for the United States of America. and Mrs. Hoover, Mr. J. C. Poole, American Vice-Consul, General Morris Cohen, Mr. T. B. Wilson, Hon. Dr. A R. Wellington, Mr. C. G. Perdue, Acting Inspector Gen- eral of Police. Fight-Lieut. R. C. Field, RAF, Hon. ADC, repro- senting HE the Governor, Wing Commander. A G. Bishop, RAF,
a Bishor Mr. E. B. Butters, Fostmaster Generat, and Mrs. Butters. Mr. H. G. Sheldon, KC. Mr A. J. R. Moss. Superintendent of the Civil Aerodrome, Mr. E Nelson, Assistant Superintendent, Dr. D. J. Valentine. Dr. G. V..A. Grimth, Dr. G. H. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. . H Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hall, Max R. King, Professor C. M., Middleton-Smith, Mr. J. C. -Williams, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Costello, Mr. H H. H. Priestly, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dunbar, Mr. B. K. Carpenter, Mr. V. Hugo, Mr. P. M. Hodgson. Capt. George, RA.M.C., Capt. G. W. P. Kimm, AE.C., Mr. Eddy, Mr. H. R. B. Hancock, Fight- Lieut. P. Holroyd Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. Sanger, Mr. Ben Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. G. Duclos, Mr. and Mrs. W. Thothas. Mr. and Mrs. Paddock and many others..
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LONDON SILVER
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(From Our Own Correspondent).
London, Oct. 23. London silver prices to-day were up 1/18 as follow:-
Spot
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10-7/8 19-15/16
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