HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
CHIANG WARNS CHINESE NOT TO RELAX EFFORTS
Appeal To Gentry And
Educational Circles
CHUNGKING, January 20 (Central)-in a lengthy manifesto Issued last night, Generalissima Chiang Kai-shek appealed to the zentry and educational circles to help the Government in con- scription and economic development for Increasing China's power, of resistance and accelerating national reconstruction.
Gen. Chlang said that the international situation is turning is developing, as more and more against Japan and the war China first expected. He warned, however, that Japan will make a last supreme gffort, and If the Chinese should relax at this time, not only would their previous efforts be in vain but they would even meet with defeat.
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VOLUNTEER
ORDERS
(Orders by Lt. Col. H. B. Rose, M.C. Commandant... Hongkong Volunteer D.C.)
BUTT AND FIRING POINT REGISTER Immediately after firing on the range all butt and firing point re- gisters will be handed to the Corps Storeman by, the Officer in charge of the firing point for transmission to H.Q.
RIFLE TABLE A-PEAK RANGE. Sunday, January 22, H.Q. 9 a.m. Recrulls of the following units will attend:-
Machine Gun Troop, Armoured Car Section. No. 1 M.G. Company, No. 2 M.G.. Company, and R.O.D. Cadre.
Range officer will be detalled by o.C. No. 1 M.G. Company.
CABLES
GOLF STARTING
TIMES
Starting times for Fanling to-
morrow are:-
OLD COURSE
a.m. 9.00 H. E the Governor.
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9.16 H. N. Williamson and J.-W.
Mayhew.'"
8.20
9.24
T. Lindars and D. J. Hughes. D... Strellett and D. n. Forbes.
8.28 S. J. H. Fox and E, T. Me-
Mullen.
9.32 D. Lyon and H. J. D. Lowe. 9.38 K. S. Morrison and J.A. D
Morrison
9.40
W. Bell and D. L. Prophet, 9.44 C. M. Stark and W. W. C.
Bhewan.
9.48. A. B. Purves and L. H. Gearo. 9.52 A E. Lissaman and D. S.
Robb,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY 21, 1939.-PAGE
CALDBECK'S
LIGHTHOUSE
"A Beacon in Brewing
2.56 10.00
S. C. Feltham, and J. Angwin, T. F. R. Waters and G. Fag- glano
10.04
T. R. Rowell and A. D. 8. Мштар.
10.08
A. Murdoch and Wing Cdr. Steele Perkins,
¡PER DOZEN "QUARTS"
C. D. N, Walker, and J. S..
PER DOZEN PINTS
The Generálissimo instructed mic reconstruction in the interior that wide publicity should be given should be tightened in accordance to the significance of China's de- with a well-conceived plan, which
PARADES fensive war and the relation be- should meet the demand of war
1st Battery tween conserlotion and the smooth materials on the one hand and
Right Section: Thursday, Jan. 28, prosecution of the war. Encour- place the dally necessaries of the
basis of self-supply Belchers, 5.45 p.m. Dress-S.D. cap. agement in the form of rewards people on
overalls and gun platform shoes. and pecuniary grants to families and self-sufficiency on the other.
Land reclamation, afforestatior,Left Section: Tuesday, Jan. 24. should be given to those who voluntarily join, while punishment animal husbandry, acceleration of Belchers, 5.45 p.m. Layers' class.10.13
Thursday, Jan. 28: Pakshawan. should be meted out to those who rural, production and increase of
Bowker Intentionally evade conscription. the output of raw materials, Gen. All members except Signal Section 10.16 H. F. Phillips and A. C. L
10.20 C. M. Gee and J. Stenersen. After the successful enforcement Chiang Instructed, should be un. Speela! manning. Launch leaves of the conscription system, the dertaken with local capital and Queen's Pler at 5.25 p.m. calling 10.24 R. H. Gregory and 4. T. Lay.
China's military labour and under government pro-/Kowloon at 5.35 p.m. and will leave 10.28 W. Woodward and A. Nicol.
S.D. cap. overalls and gun plat 10.32 H. F. Sommers and G. Mc. form shoes.
foundation of
strength will have been consolidat-tection. ed, sald Gen. Chlang.
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Special attention should be paid to small handicraft industries, more easily pró-
be can
Pakshawan at 8.15 pm. Dress-
Signal Section: Friday, Jan. H.Q. 5.30 p.m.
2nd Battery
WELL-CONCEIVED PLAN
which Regarding economic develop moted. ment, Generalissimo Chiang point- The Generalissimo emphasized ed out that with most of China's that in order to win the final vic- coastal cities occupied and seaports tory there should be no idle man, week. blockaded by the Japanese, econo- materials, land or time.
i.
Dunnett.
Grano.
and H. G. 27.10.34 C. C.. Black
Sheldon 10.40 AN. and Q. A. A. Mac-
fadyen.
ALE
$7.25
$4.75
CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO.,
There will be no parades next in.44 W L. Alexander and W. M. DISPUTE AMONG
Engineer" Company
D.EL. Section: Monday, Jan. 23. H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Nos, 1 and 2 Sections, L.O. instruction.
ENGLAND 225 FOR TWO Thursday, Jan.
IN THIRD TEST
Paynter Scores Century Against South Africa
DURBAN, JANUARY 20 (REUTER)
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THE THIRD TEST
MATCH COMMENCED TO-DAY in glorious weather there being
a attendance of 5000 when England opened her innings against South Africa.
Walter Hammond won the loss and sent in Hutton and Gibb to open. The pair had only put o 38 runs when Hutton was given put leg before wicket to Gordon's bowling.
NAVY HISTORY MADE
Australian Wins King's Dirk
After a three-minutes telephone conversation with his son in Lon- don, Mr. A. J. McIntosh, of Toorak. was able to say that his son hadi inade history:
Mr. Ian Meintosh, his son, sat for the special entry to the Royal Navy examination and passed out top of the list. He is the first Australian ever to achieve this success.
He was also, 'awarded the King's Dirk which is presented to the cadet chosen for all-round ability.
He scored 31. He was confident and was at the wicket för 39 min- utes. Driving powerfully he hit four boundaries.
Was FICOM-
Paynter Joined Gibb and at lunch the score was 101 without further loss. Glub
fortable and was on the defensive evoking mild barracking from the aggres- spectators. Paynter was sive, driving hard,
Thursday, Jan. 26, Pakshawan. Nos. 1 and 2 Sections. Manning exercise. Bus leaves Queen's. Pier. Statue Square at 5.45 p.m.
Lyon Light Section: Monday. Jan. 23. H.Q. 5.45 p.m. Squad and arms drill. Those detailed LL. re- vision.
Barton.
10.48 L. Jackson and J. Forbes. 10.53 J. Hackney and L. A..R.
Duncan.
10.50 Cdr. Hole and C. W. Jettries. NEW COURSE
а.д. 9.24 Miss Cover and Mrs. Gold-
man,
9.32
W. B. Richardson and J Raymond.
は
936
Mrs. Lyon and Miss Black- bium.
Thursday, Jan. 28. HQ. 5.45 p.m. LL. revision.
9.44
9.52
Corps Signals
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Prophet. G. C. Worrall and L. M. S Lloya.
Thursday, Jan. 28, H.Q. 5.30 pim. Signal Instruction.
10.30
Tuesday, Jan. 24; H.Q. 5.30 p.m. 10.00 J. M. and Mrs. Pearson. Signal instructión.
10,12 G. 8. Archbutt and D'Arcy
Weatherbe. Lt. Col. Matthews and Major Thompson. H, and M. Overy. MTS. Woodward and Mrs Nicol.
Machine Gun Troop" Sunday, Jan. 22, See para. 210.28 above,
10.32 Tuesday, Jan. 24. H.Q., 5.30 p.m.) EG.D.—load, unload, clear gun, ac-10.34 tion and cease firing.
Sunday, Jan. 29. Kowloon City 10.40 Range. Rifle Table B.
Armoured Car Section Sunday, Jan. 22. See. para, 2 above.
Tuesday, Jan. 24, H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Class AL.C. stoppages. Class B M.C. Instruction.
Friday, Jan. 27. H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Class A-L.G. Instruction. Class B After lunch Gibb got out to a-M.G. Instruction. catch by Wade off Davies' bowling. having scored 38.
Hammond Joined Paynter and took the score to 225 when tea was taken. Paynter was 110 not out ond the England skipper 31 not jout
Detalled scores were:
ENGLAND-IST. INNS
Hutton, 1b.w. b Gordon
P. A. Gibb, c Wade, b Davies 'Paynter. not out
He Is the first Australian to re- ceive the coveted Dirk Mr. Mcin-W. R. Hammond, not out fosh sat for his examination at
#! Sunday, Jan. 29, Kowloon City Range. Rifle Table B.
Motor Machine Gun Platoon Friday, Jan. 27, ·H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Anti-gas training.
No. 1 M.G. Company Sunday, Jan. 22. See para. 2 above.
Friday, Jan. 27. HQ. 5.30 p.m. Revolver training.
T." A. Pearce and L. Gold-
man,
P. H. Scoones and L. M. Wylic 10.48 D. S. and Mrs. Edward.
Sigma. Barter January duty. and Semmelmann.
Army Service Corps Company Thursday, Jan. 26. H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Anti-gas training under Sgt. Per- rins, R.A.5.C.
Medical Section
SHIP'S CREW
Wounding Charge Preferred
Lam Tsat, 27, cock, and Pang Fal, 53, boatswain, of the crew of the s.s, Haldis, appear- ed before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Court yesterday on a charge of wounding Chan Yim, 45, then steward of the ship.
Both men pleaded not guilty. Second defendant, who le on bail of $200, was represented by Mr. P. H. Sin
The prosecution alleged that
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In auociation with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lita, Paking.
complainant was up to the time. ARMY ENTRANCE NOTABLE BRITISH
of the incidens, acting as chief steward on the Haldis, which plied between French Indo-China and Hongkong.
EXEMPTION.
INVENTION
LONDON, Jan. 20 (BW8)-Con-
interest ha siderable
been The conditions under which
aroused among airline operators On December 20, about 7.30 p.m. admission to the Roval Military
all over the world by the announ- complainant had occasion to go to Academy, Woolwich, and Royal the galley. The ship was then 'n Military College, Sandhurst, maytion, which is the result of three cement of a notable British inven- Paraseval Bay, French Indo-China. | be obtained by candidates in.
Examination are now
A struggle began between the possession of the Higher School years intensive secret research complainant and the second de- Certificate without taking the and has now been embodied in fendant outside the galley. Dur written papers of the Army En- the form of retractable auxiliary wings in a new 270 m.p.h. airliner ing the struggle someone's hand trance shot out from the galley window, published. :
produced by the Fairey Company. High cruising speeds and rea- which was just a little above where
the Candidates with Higher sonably low take-off and landing the two were struggling, and struck Certificate. it is stated. will be complainant on the wrist with, a
speeds are combined in the per- attend required to
for interformance of this aircraft, which is
hext year.
Wednesday, Jan. 25, HQ. 5.30 meat chopper. As he turned to view by the Interview and Record scheduled for serious production p.m. Lecture-Map reading.
walk away, a bucket of water was Board, which is held. with the Pay Section
thrown by second defendant at the Friday, Jan. 27, HQ. 5.30 p.m. -
complainant and he fell. x R.O.D.C.-Construction Section Sunday, Jan. 22. See para. 2 above. '
CORPS ORDERS AMENDMENT Corps Orders No. 41/38 dated No. 2 M.G. Company. 14.10.38. para. 9. Delete the name Sunday, Jan. 22, See para. 2 of "No. 2571 Tpr. P. F. MacCabe."
APPOINTMENT & PROMOTIONS A/C.S.M. H. M. Britto, No. 5 M.G. Coy. to be C.S.M., 20.1.39
31
38
above.
119
31
Extras...
Gibraltar and later returned to London.
Total for 2 wkts.)
225
$
He is a former Geelong Gram- mar boy and was a cadet at the school.
Last October Mr. Mcintosh pass-
ed and examination in Australia The new Chinese Ambassador, whi entitled him to serve in the Mr. Chen Chich, was guest of hon Royal Navy. He left Australla and our at a reception held in the
.
Thursday, Jan. 26, H., 5.30 p.m. M.G. training.
No, 3 M.G. Company Monday, Jan. 23, H.Q. 5.30 p.m. No. 11 Platoon-Miniature Range. No. 12 Platoon-Arms drill. | mainder-I.A.
A CQSM. C. d. Silva, No. 5 M.G. Coy, to be C.Q.M.S., 20.1.39.
Gnr. F. J. Anslow, 1st Battery Re-Right Sec. to be L/Bdr., 20.1.39.
Monday, Jan. 30. No. 10 Platoon will practice I.A. with ball at Ken- nedy Road.
No. 4 M.G. Company Wednesday, Jan. 25. H.Q. 5.30
for some time served in the train- Hotel Adlon on the occasion of his p.m. No. 14 Platoon-Preparation
of credentials. In for Part II M.G. ing ship Vindictive. His ship, was presentation
of
on a cruise when the war scare addition to numerous representa- Friday, Jan. 27. HQ. 5.30 p.m. started and the cruise was cut tives of the diplomatic corps, mem-Nos. 13 and 15 Platoons. Musketry short. Soon after this he went to bers the National Socialist Instruction, Olbraltár,
Party, the Reichswehr, and the Sunday, Jan. 29. Stonecutters He will join HMS, Sussex in the German Government were present. Range. M.G. Part II. No. 14 Platoon- Mediterranean as a midshipman Frau von Ribbentrop was also almost immediately.
present,
CANDID CAMERA at macao
ABOVE IS A SCENE taken at Macko recently. (Photo by (Leica),
LEAVE
Lieut. C. J. Waddell, R.O.D.C., Contn. Sec., 12.1.39-30.11.39.
Licut. G. Miskin, Reserve of Officers, 31.1.39-31.10.39.
EUROPEANS INTERVENE
Entrance Army
Examination. They will not be admitted to the cadet colleges unless they are awarded at least the
Education Depart- qualifying the Scottish The European members of the minimum of marks in Interviewment of the Ministry of Educa- ship's staff were by this time on and Record and fulfi the con- tion for Northern Ireland, show- the scene. Complainant's wrist.ditions laid down as to educa-ing that he has attained & which was practically severed, was tional qualifications.
standard equivalent to that" of attended to and a message was
A candidate educated in Scot-the Higher School Certificate sent to Halphong for medical as land or Northern Ireland may. examination, including the spe- distance, about 40 miles away, but in place of a Higher School Cercial qualifications in mathema- no reply came. On the following tificate, produce a certificate from tles and science. moming the vessel salled for Hong- kong, where she arrived on Decem, ber 23. The parties to the dispute were handed over to the police.
Complainant had been in hos pital ever since and was still a patient.
"Evidence was taken, after which the case was adjourned to January
Tpr. P. F. MacCabe. MG. Troop. 25. 17.3.38-15.1.39,
C.B.M. T. Bolt, Engineer Coy., Lyon Light Scc., 17.12.38-17.12.39.
Gnr. W. B. Rae-Smith, 2nd Bty... 1.1.39-31.12.40.
STRENGTH---DECREASE
LLOYD'S CHAIRMAN, Mr. S. J. Aubrey and Mr. T. A. Pie. V. G. S. Goss, Armoured Car Mall have been re-elected chair. man and deputy chairman of and those men of Nos. 13 and 15 | Sec. 24.12.37.
Lloyd's, respectively, for 1939. Mr. Platoons who have not yet fired.
Pte. E. R. Walch, No. 2 M.G. Coy. Autrey, a leading non-marine un- Portuguese Companies
derwriter, was elected an under-
18.1.39.
No. 5 M.G.. Company: Sunday, SpriW. Fogwill, Engineer Coy, waiting member of Lloyd's in 1910
Pte. J. C. Power: A.S.C. Cadre,
Jan. 22. Stonecutters. M.G. Part I:D.EL. Sec., 1.1.39. Members are reminded that, it is
Pte. T. M. L. Remond, A.B.C. and became deputy chairman in
1034." essential to attend in order to Cadre, 1.1,38. qualify for Weapon Training Bonus. Launch leaves
Queen's 20.1.39. Fler at 8.30 am, and Kowloori! Pte. LO. Nagel, A.6.C. Cadre, Police Fier at 8.45 a.m.
DTERS 20.1.39. Optional. Range Officer-Lieut. C. D'Almada. e Castro.
Tuesday, Jan: 24, H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Points B.D.A.
Pte. C. M. Hall, A.S.C. Cadre. 20.1.39.
STRENGTH-INCREASE Gnr. A. M. J. Wright, 2nd Bty. A.A. Company: Tuesday, Jan. 24, 13.1.30. H.Q. 5.30 p.m. I.A. Stoppages (pos-i Sigin. J. V. G. Mitchell, M.C sibles).
Machine Gun Signals
| Signals, 16.1.39.
Pte, O. Thomas, Medical Bection,
Monday, Jan. 23. II.Q. 5:30 pm. | 18.1.38.
Mr. T. A.. Mall, a prominent marine underwriter, was elected an underwriting member of Lloyd's irt 1915 and was first elected to the Committee in 1936.
In the Mess at 6 pm. on Tuesday, January 31, 1939.
AFFILIATED UNIT Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.. The next lecture on First Aid will
Line and Operation Sectiona Pte. C. A. Silva-Netto, A.A. Coy., be given by the Matron, Military
Signal Instruction. D/R. Section--0.12.38. Revolver instruction.
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Friday, Jan. 27. H.Q. 5.15 p.m. for Kennedy Road Range. Subsection D-Revolver practice. This essential for Efficiency Bonus.
is
8. F. HEDOCOE, Major, Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C.
NOTICE
Sergeants Mess Meeting There will be à General Meeting
Hospital, at the P.W.D. Omee on Friday, January 27, 1939 at. 5.30 p.1.
(8gd.) MRS. E. M. BEGG..
Commandant, Nursing
Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.'
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