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INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
Dublin, Nov. 8. The elimination round of the International Football Champion- ship brought a draw, between Nor- way and Ireland, the score being 3-3.
As Ireland was defeated by Nor- way in Oslo by 3-2, Norway now joins
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1937.
NEW SIGNAL
SCHOOL
FOR THE NAVY
£350,000 Scheme At Portsmouth
The
Admiralty have acquired
from the Portsmouth Corporation u site at Stamshaw, in the north-
ern part of the city, on which to erect a
new signal school at a cost of £350,000. Notice to quit is to be served next week upon some 400 allotment-holders who at pre- sent occupy the land..
For some years past the Signal School has been in Portsmouth Royal Naval Barracks, where the accommodation is inadequate for the needs of the school, which is the principal establishment for training officers and men of the Royal Navy in signals and wire- less telegraphy. As a consequence of the expansion now taking place within the Service the
slenal schools at Chatham and Devon- port which operated during War have peen reopened, but they are only subsidiaries of the mouth school, which is a captain's command and employs a large staff of experts, both naval and
civilian.
Ports-
Its name only partly indicates the nature of the work for which the school is responsible. This falls into two departments, one instructional, the Navy with its signal experts; the latter furnishes them with the sclentine apparatus they use and, incidentally, does Kuch to help the mercantile marine.
CHINESE
GENERAL
IN LONDON
National Unity
Against Japan
General Yang Ru-chong, who arrived in London recently as an emissary of the Chinese Government, declared that the unity of all parties in Chica to resist the agression of Japan was now an accomplished facts and thas the Chinese were prepared to make any sacritices in defence of their
country.
Last December General Yang was Associated with General Chang Hauch liang, the Young Marshal." in the capture of General Chiang Kai-shek, the Prime Minister and Generalissimo, at Sianfu. General Yang explains that he and the Young Marshal were actuated by the highest intentions in a catter of principal; there was no personal hostility involved.
The present war in China, says Gen eral Yang, is not really desired by the people of Japan but only by clie party how ruling Japan. Japan has poured half a million troops into China and territory has been lost; but China is & vast country and she can afford to lose many battles provided that she wins one decisive battle at the end. has been brought about because the Time 'is ou her side, National unity people realize that this is needed to strengthen the country's resistance to
the enemy.
THE ARMY AS
A CAREER
New Effort To Make It More Attractive
Maior General Alan Dawuay, the now Director of Public Relations at the War Office, explaining to Press re- presentatives the broad outline of the sized the absence of charts for the new organization'a functions, empha voyage on which the department had embarked, and said that evolution guirled by experience would be the principle on which they expected/to
work.
to
for War and the Army Council, he The aim of the Secretary of State
an increasingly efficient instrument, said, was not only to minke the Army hut also a more attractive profession, well able to stand comparison with the alternative young men on the threshold of
careers oper: life. This applied particularly to the Regular Army, but also to the Territorials, whose voluntary service and patriotiem should be recognized and the Council were convinced that and made effective.. The Minister there must be more necess to public opinion and that public cooperation was needed, and in pursuit of this cooperation he expected closer touch and educational authorities. to be made with employers of labour
there might be a disingenuous move Replying to the suggestion that
the Army, Major-General Dawnay to his sqhool-ghikirer-in favour of replied that the sim was to create a higher appreciation than existed to- At the time of the Sianfu incident day of public service in general, and the General felt that he could not not only in the Army. He would agree with the policy of non-resistance dren military-minded in the sense
as deplorable to make chil regard it adopted by the Government since the: occupation of Manchuria in 1931. He nations, but if the children of the
some adopted by
authoritarian could not understand why his forces country could feel that public service, and those of the "Young Marshal in of which the Army formed a part, fighting the Red Army when the then good result would be achieved, the north-west of China should be
was in itself an honoomble thing, foreign enemy was at the gate. The Red Army, which was at least 120,000 strong, has now become a national Army taking orders from Nanking.
TRAINING SPECIALISTS"
General Yang says that China hopes Signalling was mad, a separate that the peace-loving Western Powere department of the Navy 11 years will bring to hear upon the aggressor after Trafalgar, and, with the concerto action to stop the present usual naval conservatism, some of undeclared war, and particularly the the ratings then introduced, such that there should be a sovering of all uisery and slaughter, He suggests as "ycoman of signals." are stili diplomatic and economic relations retained. By a process that was with Japan, and that technical assis- sometimes slow signalling increas-tance and humanitarian aid should be ed in importance until now it has become one of the leading of the many specialist branches in the Navy-the "eyes" and "ears" of the Service.
Perfect "communications are es- sential to fleets nowadays; lack of them would bring confusion and disaster. In the Signal School at
given to China, China mast obtain Ker armaments from abroad, and if there were any embargo on the export of arms to China this would help the Aggressor.
YOUNGEST
Portsmouth there are courses of MAJOR-GENERAL
Spectacular Career
Colonel Harold Alexander adds another record" to his spectacular career by becoming the youngest major general at the age of 46.
Colonel Alexander commander a battation at the age of 24, a regiment at the age of 35 and a brigade at the age of 42
As a soldier in the war, Colonel Alexander never lost his sense of adventure. Anwent over the top 30 times without a scratch. After the fighting and went off to Poland to cora war he decided he had not had enough wand an Army against the Bolshevists.
instruction that train for the Navy the most efficient communication Acers. Apart from turning out these specialists, the school gives Instruction to observers and tele- graphist air gunners of the Ficet Air Arm. Every sub-lieutenant of the executive branch has to spend a month at the school learning signals; admirals and captains' go there for special courses, and training is given to ordinary signalmen of the R.N.V.R. In His career began in the Harrow the experimental department of cricket eleven, when, as isst man in, he the school are some of the high- nearly pulled off the forlorn hope of est qualified technical wireless ex-match in which Fowler of Eton winning for his side the disastrous perts-naval and civilian-to be skittled Harrow out for 45. found in this country. They de- sign all the radio apparatus used in the Navy. Much of their time is given to research, and in recent years the. department has made many valuable discoveries in the application of wireless to sea uses. Direction finding by, wireless, an invaluable aid to navigation, was one of their discoveries. So was the wirelessly controlled target ship, the wirelessly controlled "Queen Bee" target aeroplane, and "distant control" in its various other forms. Naval research has, in short, been one of the thief agents in the development of radio. In addition to designing new sets to meet the special requirements of the Navy, the experimental de- partment is continuously engaged trying to solve the many problems connected with wireless that have so far proved inexplicable.
HEAVY FIGHTING ON THE ARAGON FRONT
Paris, Nov. 6: Heavy fighting occurred on the
Later hecommanded his Irish Guards Battalion in Constantinople and cap- tivated the Turks by teaching them to dance an Irish jig.
Colonel Alexander has an independ ent nature. Once, in raunuvres, be flouted the brass hats by disregaring the "cease fire" order and continuing to lead his men into battle.
The brass hats afterwards commen- would be commander-in-chief before ed his action, and prophesied that he he died.
"DRUNKOMETER'
TEST
Couple Fined On Charges
Of Intoxication
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Gordon of Denver, Colorado, were Aned five dollars (21) each in Indianapolis,
Sweden and Austria as one of the Italy, France, Germany, countries eligible for the cham- Aragon, Teruel and Madrid fronts Indiana, on charges of intoxication pionship rounds.
to-day, the Nationalists launching after undergoing a “drunkometer" attacks on the Government post-test. tions without success.
The charges arose out of a motor-car collision
Hulgaria and Czecho-Slovakia drew 1-1 in the first round of the elimination games, for the Inter- that during October the Nation- A report from Salamanca states, natial Football ramplonships.alists shot down two Boeing bomb- Transocean News Sermce.
CRUELTY TO PIGS
ers, one Curtis Hawk, one Martin bomber and 23 machines of un- known make.
The Nationalists also claim to have badly damaged two other Boeing bombers and 21. fighters whose fate is uncertain.-- Transocean.
CHAMBERLAIN SEES KING BORIS
Ma Ki, 44, pig dealer, was fined $10 by Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magistracy yesterday, on a charge of cruelty to animais. In- épector W. Mair said defendant was The Prime Minister, Mr. Neville responsible for the packing of 39 Chaniberlain, called on King Boris pigs on a lorry in a manner which of Bulgaria at the Ritz Hotel this caused unnecessary suffering to afternoon.
tion of Dr Rollo N. Harger, State The "drunkometer" is the inven-
toxicologist, and it is said to have the approval of a committee of the American Medical Association.
breaths of the couple were blown Dr. Harger testified that the into top balloons. The air from the balloons was then expelled into a purple fluid that is part of the apparatus. The purple fuld turned blue, This, Dr. Harger stated proved that the subjects of the tests were intoxicated.
Mr. Floyd R. Mannon, judge of the Municipal Court, was vinced and imposed the fines
ron-
PRESIDENT LINER
COOK VICTIMIZED
Appearing on remanded before Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Kow- loon Police Court yesterday, Leung Kam, aged 22, who was convicted for stealing a purse and a watch on Friday, was sentenced to seven weeks' imprisonment. An addi- tional sentence of one month was imposed with the alternative of a fine of $15 for breach of personal
bond.
The watch and purse were the property of Mr. Carl Kollberg. chief cook of the 5.5. President Coolidge.
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