POLICE RESERVE.
ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.
Police Reserve Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe. C.31.G.. Inspector General of Poller, state:
Сыпске Сатраву.
Strength--Constable R3D Tao Huki On has been taken on the strength of the Chineau Company as from 4th January, 1932,
New Territories Agricultural Shirw →1932-Members of the Chinese Company detailed for luty at th Agricultural Show on Saturday mid; Sunday, January 9th and 19th, 1982) will report on both days as follows;-- First Shift men will draw arms, cape (if required) and railway ticket at the Central Police Station at 9,15 am. sharp, nod will board the 10,16 B.. train at RowlmTI returning Crum Sheung Shui by the 242 p.m. Uain. Second Shift men will draw arms. cape (if required) and railway ticket at the Central Poller Station at 12,30 pim, sharp, and will board the CJ8
p.m. train at Kowloon, turning from Sheung Shui by the 4.27 p. train. Dress--Blue Uniform. Cap. with White Cover, Belt (without Frog) Whistle and Truncheon. A those in possession of Badge, shafl carry name, an arin's will only be inued to trained men. Titin and teu for the First and Secoul Shift men respectively will he provided Sheung Shui,
Training Courne-Part 11. All re- crults will attend nt the Chinese Company's Headquarters, un Tues day, January 6th, 1932 at 5.30 pm. for instruction.
THE
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JANUARY 4 1932.
MOUNTED POLICE BREAK UP LONDON DEMONSTRATION
A police order forbidding the holding of meetings outride London labour exchanges recently led to several clashes between the police and the unemployed. Abore, mounted police are breaking up a demonstration in Camdan Town, where several arrests were made.
FREE TRADE
FORCES.
MR. A. V. ALEXANDER
AND UNITY.
SKY CHESS-BOARD MR. THARRAWADDY
OF LIGHT.
U. PU.
TRAP FOR ENEMY
AIRCRAFT.
1% HOUR SPECIAL AGAINST LONG SPECHES
James's Palace.
at St.
Mr. Tharrawaddy U. Pa has two The most powerful searchlight in dislikes the English weather and Further support for a proposal | that all the Free Trade forces the world, with a strength of long speeches. Słunulų in future act in unity uniter|2,000,000,000 beam candle power, one Anti-Tariff Longue A forth- and a land or sea range of 10 ar Mr. U. Pa is one of the Burmese Training Courne-Part I.--All re-coming.
15 miles, has been invented by delegates attending the Burma crults of the Chinese Company will A notable supporter is Mr. A. Major J. Savage, the sky writing Round Table Conference attend Central Police Station for V. Alexander, spertlary of the expert. Squad Drill on Thursday, January Co-operative Congress Parliamen 7th, 1933 at 6.30 p.m.
11s main advantages are military, tary Committee, and First Lord and it constitutes a powerfal de N. C. On, Clona-All N. c. Os. will
of the Admiralty in the Labour
fence against night bombers. Ha attend the Chinese Company's Head. Government. He said: quarters on Friday, January 8th 1932 1 should welcome any concerted merits are now being considered by at 4.00 p.tr, for instruction under Mution which would mitigate the the War Office and the Admiralty. wvil of the new Protectionist threat,
Paterson, P. P. T. S.
Indian Company.
Training Course - Part
He protested against long speeches at the Conference recently, Then he spoke for an hour and twenty-five minutes.
"How many B. A. degrees are re- 3 does not throw a round spot quired for responsible govern "While we believe that neither of light into the sky, but a network ment?" asked Mr. U. Pu, and naded: Free Trade nur Protection in them lights known as a grid, which have no degree, but I claim to 11 AB selve will solve the problems of
can be varied in length and form, have brains."
If the British Government could "The moment it enters the grid,"
of Training Course should attend it the Chinese Company's Headquarters, 17, Queen's Road Central on Thurs day, January, 7th, 1982.
Wi
members who have not prosec Part 11 poverty and maidistribution, with The grid is made up of 16 square:make a pronouncement giving the out a Fundamental change in the Major Suvage explains the aircraft Burmese what they wanted, said social and industrial system, do believe that the workers would is to speak, on a square piece Mr. U. Pu, they could go away at be much worse off under Protestinget dat he must cross one or more English weather,
of paper.
Before the striat 447) once and escape the intolerable in this entry than ander Free Trade,
Flying Squad.
Company Dinner, The Dinner will be held at Lane, Crawford's Restaur ant an Wednesday, January 13th,
P.. Dresh Uniform, and Cap with White Cover, Sharpshooters Company-
nt
-
"Therefore should welcome any converted action which would pres serve the principles and benefits of Free Trade,"
+
Value of a Title.
Mr. Percy Harris, Liberiat M.P. for Bethnal Green South-West, said:
úines.
Successful Tests.
I
Lord Peel (the chairman): shall call you to order if you are not careful;
Mr. U. Pu: Worne still. understand that the weather will grow worse day by day.
"Once in the magic trap he will ind it diflicult to escape observation or the anti-aircraft gunners, fu his speed, height and direction may In his speech Mr. U. Pu said be caleviated in a very abort time." that the charge had been made in The grid has already been sue-England that Ford Irwin used]
which were
capable of height of phrases cessfully tested to
different meanings In England and 16,000ft, and the inventor is con.
in India. fident that much higher altitudes can be reached. The pattern can
Company Drill. The monthly flom pany Brill will be carried out on Friday, January 8th, 1832 ut 5,15 p.
"I am very strongly in favour Members will fall in at that hour of an organisation for educating laide Queen's Pler. Urens to the public in the rectonic Fallacy Uniform, Cap with White Cover, Belt, of thrills, but I am a fittle doubt Helster, Hevalver
and Truncheon, ful as to the wisdom of duplicating be thrown in any direction, by the All members must attend.
turn of a lever, in a few seconds. The Free Trade Union is, 1, and it can be changed to curves, believe, a not-party
oganisational or circles. with 6 years' experience behind i
(8gd.) D. 1. Ki
DS.P. 4.
WOMAN'S NOVEL TO BE WITHDRAWN.
ALLEGED LIBEL IN SCHOOL STORY,
Was given
London. Dev. 5, An undertaking that a woman's novel, “Children Pe Happy," should be withdrawn from realation be- cause of its alleged references to Being pers
in the High Courts yesterday.
Mr. Justice Maugham heard a motion brought by Miss Joy Butter- worth against. Vetar Gollancz, the publishers, Camelot Press Limited, the printers, at Rosaling Wade the authores.
It was staled that the book pur- ported to be a true account of life in a girls' school.
nesratrisachings.
If a battleship were fitted with
it, and I should advise rather the six of these searchlights enemy Estrengthening of Fel' exellent ships cold he suddenly dazzled.
maneline by enduring it ope and!
providia- it gotle'ai quale tunds. Whether at would be wire to chomme
it ante is another matter.
"Prvo Trudy is such an excellent Janner ta light unser that I should depreende putting that titl
in thy backeroun 1; might be a good thing, berwever, to
briaden!
the basic and make it a Free Trade Union and Anti-Turi League,"
At Work Alrendy.
TREASURE TROVE.
VALUABLE ANCIENT GOLD ORNAMENIS FOUND.
Puritans and Cavaliers.
Earl Winterton (Conservative de ¡logate) compared the Burmene love of life and beauty to a simliar state of affairs in Elizabethan England, advent of the Puritans. which, he said, ceased with the
We thought Mr. Isaac Foot Liberal Party delegate) mast have descended from the Puritan and Alajer Graham l'ole (Labour Party delegate)--who has been described as the best-dressed 'aun in the Labour Party---from the Cavaliers.
Mr. Font retorted timat if it had not been for their Purilan anees- London, Jan. 3.
tors there would have been no re- The dream l GIRKINK up a fortune in one's garden bas encountry.
presentative institutions in this The unity suggestion has had a realised by a latarer at St. Ives, cardial welcome in the North of England.
Mr. Paul Schill, chairman of the North-Western Free Trade Union,
said:
Cornwall, who in turning the earin
in his garden unearthed eight
DICTATOR,
| mugsmped_gold ornaments which IF DEAN INGE WERE
have been identified ax belonging to the middle bronze uge and are outline of a plan for combining alipounds sterling.
"We have already drawn op the valed at several thousands of
the Free Fraile forces under what- ever name or party or colour,
All The labourer at first thought these organisations must be drawn they were bronze or brass and R together in one big league. We was sometime before he asked a have not found the right sume for jeweller whether they possessed it yet. I am entirely with you in any value.
NO LIPSTICK: NEW DRESS FOR ALL.
Dean Inge broadenst recently on I were Dictator of the World, Here are points from what he
Sir Patrick Hastings, K.C. for Mina Butterworth, said she had gravely libelled in the book, every this rally selene." character in which was a real per
The find has been seized on be said: Mr. Houghton Diggle, secretary son very thinly veiled.. These proof the National Reform Union,
half of the Crown a treasure "I would nominate committees seedings had to be brought not only said the Committee were now controve, but under recent Home by Miss Butterworth, but also by
to design a rational and becoming her mother because the book all sidering the best method of making lice order the finder of treasuredress for men and women.
trove receives full market value for
"Face-paint, scarlet
Ups, and What the labourer will receive dyed hair would be forbidden na in not yet known.-Reuter's Specisi sthetically offensive. Service.
ngainst
grave immorality
the character in it who was now nd- mitted to represent Miss Butier worth.
400 Sent Abroad.
Mr. Justice Maugham: Is it nd mitted by all the defendants that
this refers to the plaintiff?
an attack on the new Protection,
PLAYED PATIENCE
WITH DEATH.
STUDENT'S LOST GAME.
New York. Dev. 3.
Sir Patrick Hastings: They all agree to
an injunction, that no A 21-year-old law student, Sumael further copies of the book be sold, Garber, WIS Ho discouraged by and that every existing copy be failure to pass his examinations at destroyed.
New York University that he put Mr. Gavin Simonds, K. C., said his future to a game of Patience. the publishers and printera were
If the cards went against him it horrified to know that there was meant death. any suggestion that the character in the book bore any resemblance to any persons in real life. They had taken the steps indicated without waiting for an order of the Court. There could not be more than 100 copies in the hands of the public.
In a letter to a friend, Louis Ger- don, he said:
"The drab dinginess of a modern jerowd should be relleved by a dia- tinctive dross for each profession
FEWER UNEMPLOYED. or trade.
STILL ABOVE LAST YEAR'S FIGURES.
London, Jan. 2. Following the impetus given to trade by the depreciullon of sterling and the special measures taken by the Government, the num-
The idle rich tramps, and others of no occupation should be obliged to wear an ignominious badge.
"The League of Nations should be a sovereign State, with a small territory of its own. All inter- national disputes should come bo-: fore it.
All entional armies and navies should be abolished.
"No tariffs and no passports
Britain are steadily decreasing, bers of unemployed in Great should be permitted anywhero.
"There should be a universal There is a long way to go yet. "When you get this, get into
language English. immediate touch with me. I am however, the numbers being stili
above those of a year ago.
staking my life on a game of solitaire (patience). If i win I shall continue my course."
on
"The League should insist the preservation of beauty spola The Ministry of Labour
an- everywhere.
"I should take the power of thr Mr. Simouds added: "This is an
nounces that the decrease in' un- Mr. Gordon received the latter employed in the third week in purse out of the hands of an accident which the printers and by this morning's post and on gulng December was nearly 70,000.
by Assembly acted
universal publishers very much deplore and immediately to Garber's furnished
safframe. offer their very sincere apelogies." room in Greenwich Village, ha
Mr. Justice Maugham
On December 21 the registers "I should abolish the House of Bald found him lying dead on the bed contained the names of 2,000,000 Commons and have a Senate re- dertaking
full dressed, and wearing an over-persons totally unemployed, 400.000 presenting interests, not numbers. of tho printera cost. The room was filled with gas, temporarily unemployed, and 100.- publishers
and
grant On a table was a medley of cards.
he would accept
and
the
un-
an injunction against the authoress
to restrain her until the trial of the
action or further order from soll-
Liverpool University
"I should get rid of the auratus 000 normally in casual employ-population and then labour-saving ment.
machinery would almost abollah poverty.
י
is intro
This makes à total of 2,500,000 We should have a smaller po- ing, circulating or publishing any ducing, as an experiment, a degree or 90,000 above the figures for pulation-about 30,000,000-living copy of the books...............
In general studies.
1930 for the same period-Rester. In very tolerable comfort.
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Hilo Hawaiian March. Drowsy Waters.
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Prelude in E Minor (Chapin) Song
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Victor Concert Orchestra. 20536. Colonial Song (Grainger-Schmid). Over the Hills and Far Away (Grainger-Sehmid).
Victor Symphony Orchestra. 30036.
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Plano Hola-Murmuring Zephyrs
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Rudolph Ganz. Violin Solo-Melodic Arabe
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Sadah Shuchari 4114. Song-Your Little Black Eyes
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Vaughn De Leath (Soprano). 2001. Banjo Solo-The Doll Bauce. Banjo Solo-St. Louis Blues.
Eddie Peabody. 20608. Impressions of London-Actual
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John McCormack (Tenor). 1086. Piano Duct-Dance of the Paper Dolls, Pinn Duct-Ragamuffin.
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10.30 p.m. Close down,
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A
MAN'S LIFE IN
FIGURES.
(Continued from Page 6.) that small allowance will give a respectable total-31,000 and then some; no wonder the fair one pales before an onslaught such as this and makes recourse to her cosmetics.
Four Years of Holidays
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Some folks wonder why they be come a bit thin on top I don't. In brushing and combing the hair twice daily, one hair at least be- comes detached from the hand. blank. Of course, should more must cat; well, at the During the period in qucation then, than one hair leave its domicile at sixty a person has been eati over forty thousand hairs "go a time, then the total would be steadily for three years, and 1 west." I know not how many hairs why bless me I we shouldn't all leave you to digest that as an average head should cultivate, be bald - Monday
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