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WORLD ECONOMIC BLOCKADE OF JAPAN URGED
RACE INNOVATION
PRESS RESULTS BY NEW SYSTEM
OUR TELEPRINTER SERVICE
DISASTROUS FIRE
IN EGYPT
SIX WOMEN BURNED. TO DEATH
(Special to "Telegraphs") [TelegraDA, Copyright. Telegraphia Mensore Ordinaner, 1895, Secciced. Februar 23. 10.17 mil
Cairo, Feli, 13.
Six women
were. burned to death and a number of men, wo- men and children were seriously injured, in a disastrous fire at the village of Siriacos in Lower Egypt, in which 180 dwelling- houses were destroyed.-Renter..
For the first time in the his-t "tory of the Colony, Race Meet- ing results, together with cash sweep and pari-mutuel figures, are being transmitted direct from the Racecourse to a news- paper office by the teleprinter!NCIA system
The machine in use comprises FRENCH STRIKE
two units, closely resembling or dinary typewriters. one situated!
at the racecourse and the
other;
in the Hongkong Telegraph office.
Its operation is simplicity itself.
Our representative at the Races.
MENACE
LANSBURY AGAIN
WANTS PEACE BY COMPULSION
JAPAN'S NEW INVASION HERALDED
(Special to "Telegraph")
(B Telegraph Copyrights Telegraphia Messages Ordinancw, 1884. Received. February 20. £1.3 a.m.)
London, Feb. 20.
An economic blockade of Japan was strongly urged. by Mr. George Lansbury, leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party, in the course of a speech at Bristol.
Mr. Lansbury declared tho Western nation could sit in Judg. had learned Imperialism from our- selves,
Seener at the ceremonial opening of the new Canton bridge between Canton and Honam Island on Saturday, "A parade of Canton's oldest man, some of whom are fast in photo at lower right, was one of the Features. (Photos: Po Man Lau, Macao.).
DERBY DAY
types the results, figures, etc., at CIVIL SERVANTS ment upon Japan as the Japanese AT RACES
the transmitting end, and these
are simultaneously recorded at the receiving end, ready for the The consequence printers use.
is that as soon as the result of a race is known, it la registered in! the Telegraph office.
Never before has this method of transmission been used for such
a purpose in any newspaper office in the Far East.
LATEST TYPE.
The teleprinter in use at the the Telegraph Racecourse and
UP IN ARMS
PREMIER'S FIRM STAND
Paris, Feb 19.
But if the government really want Japan to leave Chna alone, we shall have to say to Japan: Not a pound of grain, not a hun- dredweight of raw material, not
WILL COO COO BAY ATONE?
a single thing will be supplied ANOTHER
to you to enable you to carry on this war."
A mass protest by French civil servants and State employees of
If that is done by America, al! kinds is planned for to-Europe and Britain, he said, Ja morrow and the situation appears pan could not continue-Renter. gravely threatening,
JAPAN & LEAGUE
The protest is against the salary
COLD
DULL DAY
THAT ARMS BOTHER
AUSTRIAN CIRCLES OFFENDED
NOTE REGARDED AS
UNBECOMING.
LINER GOES AGROUND
C. P. R. SHIP MISHAP NEAR LIVERPOOL
PASSENGERS LANDED
(Special to "Telagraph")
[By Telegraph. Coperisks. Telegraphic. Manada Ordinanos, 1814. Rosiced. February (20, 10.1% 0.1%)
London, Feb. 19.
The Canadian Pacific Uner, Montrose, is aground outside Liverpool,
The sixteen-thousand
tonner
inward bound from Halifax,
HITLER AND Nova Scotia. Misty weather ham-
CATHOLICS
BITTER ATTACK AT COLOGNE
MORE POLITICAL CASUALTIES
{
Cologne, Feb. 20 allhundred thousand
office is the most modern typ cuts impending as a result of the manufactured by the Creed Tele Government's financial program The-Cabinet this morning con most-fancied pony for the classic of the arms recently sent, from Rhineland Nazi stafin-troops and
pered observation and the vessel grounded on the sandy bottom ont side the port and stuck fast
Long efforts to pull her off ware successful and the passengers, who their were rather alarmed at
distinct breakfub table when a
jar was felt and the vessel came to a halt, were landed, together with their luggage by fender.
The Montrose was carrying one hundred and eighty-six first-class passengers.
It is expected that she will be able to refloat herself with the evening tide.-Router.
TRAGEDY
Vienna, Feb. 19. Derby Day at the Rares has
Austrian Government circlea been rendered more than usually interesting by the defeat of Coo appear to feridotoma Tokyo, Feb. 20 Coo Bay, until Saturday the Anglo-French Note on the subject
Italy to Hirtenberg, a note which the whole of the police force was NEW YORK BOXING of London, printer Company,
balance the sidered the Japanese counter- Teleprinters of various types have me in the effort to
budget.
statement, which it is expected event, in the Maiden Stakes. been in use throughout the world for many years in banks, exladier, the Premier, in the Senate nnou.
The Government, said M. Da-will be cabled to Geneva this after-As the Maltieng, however, is only has aroused indignation in Italy. paraded to welcome Herr Hitler
a six-furlong event, believers in The Austrians declare that the last night. »
In the course of a speech to a changes, newspaper offices, ecto-day, will not be blackmailed by It is expected that the statement Coo Coo Boy's ability to win the Note would not be becoming even where it is necessary for correct)
Hitler made it quite clear that information and instructions to protest strikes. Neither the Go-will emphasise that Japan is un-blue riband of the local turf are if there had been a breach of the
falling a majority in the elections, from a centralvernment nor Parliament will de-able to withdraw recognition
Manchukuwo and will declare that not unduly chagrined. Trent-Treaty of St. Germain, which is crowd of eighty thousand people,
bridge's easy win in the Trial not the case." liberate under menace. be transmitted
the pacification of Jehel is nobody's Plate has increased the number of The Government has invited the he intends to govern the country office to other points. They have
MORAL CRISIS.
concern except.
his supporters, while Cossack's arms firm concerned to return the with a minority. become such a necessity in the
Beauty and Jack are both fancied arms to Italy, but declares that
He added: "After all, I did not arger towns that teleprinter ex-
France's financial position, he
in some quarters and are expected it cannot be expected to take any make the constitution." changes have been built in numer-added, is not so black as it has ous places, thus enabling the cubeen painted. Her moral crisis
to appear in the pcture trolling office to be put through to
is really graver than the material, whichever sub-teleprinter exten-
and the protest of the civil ser sien it may require.
vants, who are bound to the Stater by contract is inadmissible.
One of the many advantages of
All is ready for the strike pro- the teleprinter is that it net . only transmits the required mess-
gramme to-morrow. There will be exas strikes of one hour in all Govern- age, but also retains copy at the transmitting end, in ment offices, of half an hour in page form, for filing purposes.
The tape type of machine has the Board Schools, and, of ten
20
minutes on the transport services. hitherto been mostly in use, but These strikes are declared to be with the advent of the page type the prelude to more drastic mea- of teleprinter, recording facilities sures-Reuter, are such as to further reduce the amount of duplication required in transmitting, recording and filing the information sent.'
pressed.
Reuter
Manchukuo's.-
JAPANESE AERIAL.
ACTIVITY
OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN:
IMMINENT.
El
of
A fast track-gave every promise
+1
$200
further action.
In London the suggestions that
The complete results of 10. day's Races, together with cash sweep and pari-mutuel figures, will appear in the final edition of the Tele- graph."
MEDICAL REPORT EVIDENCE
New York, Feb. 19. The Chief Medical Examiner of New York City has announced that Ernie Schaaf, the heavyweight boxer who died after a contest. against Primo Carners, entered. Hitler was not deterred by the the ring suffering from infiamma- The fact has been determined as fact that Cologne is the centre of tion of the brain. German Catholicism in the course
a microscopic
HITLER'S ATTACK.
of his speech, most of which con- the result of sisted of a bitter attack upon the analysis of the brain-Reater. Catholic Centre Party, not only criticising their politics, but ex- pressing doubts as to their Chris- tianity.
APOLOGIES ON BOTH
SIDES
of a repetiton of Saturday's sensa the Note is vigorous on tone are tional happenings. Despite his poor showing on the first day of the meeting, Coo Coo Bay seems to in have established himself popular fancy as the potential win- Peking, Feb. 20.-
ner of the Derby and should have Intensified aerial reconnoi-a substantial backing.
1 THE TOWER STAKES.-Winner
$300. Third Second $750. tring by the Japanese forces is
China Ponies, Subscription indicative of the imminence of the threatened invasion of Jehel, For although no land operations Griffins of this Club of this Meeting.
GERMANIA CLOSURE Weight for Inches as por scale. A
ORDER CANCELLED have yet been embarked upon.
(Jockey Allowance). From the two
Berlin, Feb. 19. A few bombs have been dropped, mile post once round and in (about denied. The Note, it is stated, was
couched in friendly terms. To these days of labour-saving
one mile 171 yards).:-
amicable settlement is expected:)
Following an interivew between devices. and contrivances which without any apparent objective."
A copy of Mr. T. V. Soong's state Mrs: Dunbar's Klickitat (154) ..
(Mr. L. G. Fr&If it is not achieved, the matter will lighten the burden of big
will be referred to the Council of Reichsbanner group were killed Dr. Marke, a Centre Party deputy" and seven injured, while two and Captain Goering, the Presi The principle on which the business houses and banks which ment, announcing that China means
master (158)
the League-Reuter."
Nazis were seriously injured. The dent of the Reichstag, Goering has teleprinter works is the setting up work on decentralising systems, to defend Jehol to the last, has been Mr. Wong Sui-Ngau's Burgo-
long-felt published in leaflet form and thou-
(Mr. T. L. Wong) 2
collision was the result of a meet- cancelled the order ordering the" of a group of fingers in such the teleprinter fills a
ing between rival processionis, suspension for three days of the order that when they are released, want. Not a new idea by any sands of them have been dropped
(Mr. AJ, P. Heard) 3
Eleven were injured in a shoot-Catholic newspaper, Germania.
Both sides apologised for, their they send impulses of electricity means, it has, nevertheless, been form neroplanes over Jchol towns Gold's Golden Dragon (166)
Fourteen (Continued on Page 7)
starters, Half, a
ing affray between Nazis' and according to which key is de-l
Socialists at Wuppertal.-Renter.part in the Incident-Reuter. · length; half a length..
Time: min. 23.3/5 secs. Pari-mauel: Win $53.20; places, $1110, $9.60, $8.20.
ELECTRIC IMPULSES.
xoming through at the
and villages, urging the populace to remain in their homes and to assist the Chinese forces to the best of their ability in the coming cam- paign.
KOREAN TROOPS.
12
2 THE PERTH PLATE. Winner Korean reinforcements are re-$750. Second 3300. Third $200. For ported to have been despatched to Australian Ponies, Griffins of this Meeting. Weight for inches as per scale, Tungliao from Mukden.
CASH SWEEPS
POLITICAL CLASHES. Meanwhile, in Rostock, Meck lenburg, a serious clash between An the Nazis and the Reichsbanner Two of the occurring.
LUCKY NUMBERS AT THE RACES
:283
370
Race 1.
$1.096.20 $313.20
.$156.60
Unplaced ponies ($50 each): Nos. 127, 358, 131, 126, 164, 305, 345, 943, 612, 368, 214..
No. 113 Winners 10 lb. penalty. Mr. T. V. Scong's negotiations (Jockey Allowance). One mile. for a $10,000,000 loan from Peking Rain's The Raincloud (158) and Tientsin bankers have been completed. The security will be re venues from the spirit and tobacco duties in the province. The bonds will be redeemable in five years and bear interest at the rate of seven per cent.-Special."
STOP PRESS
*Race: 5,
446
235 119
$2,225.80 8644:80 $322.40 Unplaced nonies (350 each): Nos. 188, 326, 266, 498.
(ME A. J. P. Heard) 1. Quartermaster's Ration (158) (Mr. V. V. Needs) Mrs. Dunbar's Tecumseh (158) (Mr. V. Hill) Ten starters. A length; three lengths.
2
3
Race 2
.No 22
$1,463:00
Time:-1 min. 56.2/5 secs, Pari-mutuel Win, $19.80; places, $6.40,, 36.50, $7.30.
840 601
.$418,00 $209.00 Unplaced runners ($50 each).
Race
No. 658
350
78
.$1,556.20 $447.20 $223.60 Unplaced ponies ($50 each) Nos. 169, $68, 161, 11, 46, 25, 371 300, 185, 460,
Race 4
3 THE TYRO STAKES Winner No. 857, 88, 502, 463, 200, 112, $750. Second 200. Third, $200. For 319. China Pantes, bona fide Gries of this Moeting Weight for inches is per gcale. Winner of the Maiden Flakes! barred. Winner of other Races 7 Ib. penalty. Subscription Griffins of this Club of this Meeting allowed 10 lb. Allowances #c- (Jockey Allowance). cumulative. Five furlongs, Mrs. Dunbar's Tillicum (155)
(Mr. W. Hill)1 Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The
Godwit' (158)
(Mr. L. G. Frost) 2 Mr. A. ML Boares Street
Singer (161)
(Mr. V. V. Needa) 3 (Continued on Page 7)
No. 19
$2,018.40 $002.40 $301.20
Unplaced ponies ($50 each); Nos, 18, 675.
GRAPHS ILLUSTRATING THE TELEPRINTER SERVICE OPERATING FROM THE RACE COURSE TO
the Racecourse. - (Pluto)
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