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THE NAVY'S BRILLIANT DISPLAY
AIR ARM
EXERCISES BY THE "EAGLE"
OF DANCING
Saturday's Gala At The Peninsula Hotel
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER
JAPANESE BUDGET
DIFFICULTIES
BIG SLASH IN DEMANDS
INDUSTRY AID
...
GOVERNMENT HELP FOR
** LANCASHIRE,
London, Oct. 29.
The Government, through the
1933.
RADIO BROADCAST
Bank of England and the Bankers' TO-DAY'S BROADCAST. Industrial Development Company,
roported to be negotiating with important Lancashire cotton mill owners with a view to financing the reorganisation of the whole In-
dustry,
Tokyo, Oct. 20. The Accounting Bureau of the NAVY DAY ·
A brilliant farewell performance Finance Ministry completed its by Don and Sally and the best preparatory study of the budget of PRELIMINARY oxhibition of ballroom dancing
given by J. A. Andrew, and Miss various Ministries yesterday and Fighting planes whirring over- Ursula Preston since their arrival the Finance Office will hold. Its head, now in formation, now.
In Hongkong wero features which firat budget conference to-morrow
Tho plan, os set forth by the swooping to send a half of machine contributed to an cepecially on-afternoon at the official residonee gun bullets at a target which their joyable and successful gala night of the Finance Minister, Mr. K. Government, is reported to be ono final de embodying amalgamation of Takahashi, to make a parent ship was towing behind at the Peninsula Hotel on Saturday cision. The conference in expect mills, scrapping of redundant her; bombers dropping their dead-
Don and Sally first gave their
plants, modernisation of methods ly missiles from an altitude of tango which had previously deed to continue at least a week.
Reliable Information indicates in manufacturing and selling. 1,500 feet; destroyers plunging lighted hotel patrons, but their madly through a rough sea-the second number was the piece de that the Bureau approved of only
According to the News of the the large crowd Y.630,000,000 out of the Y.1,400. World the Government la prepared preliminary event in the pro-resistance, and gramme for Navy Day in Hongkong simply clamoured for more. In 000,000 demanded for "fresh enter to use powers of legislation in the was in progress off Waglan. this danco Don and Sally accomprises" for the next fiscal year.
effect the reform-Reuler. Hesidents of the Colony who plished some remarkably fine move- This was done in accordance with form of compulsory measures, to were guests of the Senior Servico ments with a finale which brought a cement that the budget fer
120sh enterprises" should be ritj
The Lancashiro cotton Industry on Saturday morning on three da- the house down. stroyers of the 8th. Flotilla to. Equally entertaining were An- to one half of the amount reques-has been passing through critical a sound times, Inbour troubles and foreign witnem some of the tactics which drow and his partner. Their Arated in order to establish would be employed by fighting offering was a quick-step for which financial programme. The budgets compotition, principally from planes at sen in the time of war, they were given a very generous of the Army and Navy are reported Japan, having gravely affected the
to have been touched very little unce prosperous mills....... had a thrill which they will long reception. remember.
pending the decision of the Nineteen planos with their parent
Finance Minister at the Finance ship, H. M. Aircraft Carrier Eagle
Ministry Conference. took part in the manoeuvres, but unfortunately on account of the high wind and occasional showers part of the programme had to be cancelled,
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Everything was provided for the comfort of the guests, even to the provision of oilskine and you westers for those who left the cover of the awnings and braved the elements to get a better view of the proceedings,
AL 8 o'clock the start was made from H.M. Dockyard. His Ex-
Their second appearance, billed as a novelty number, turned out to be a solo tap dance by Miss Preston, which proved very con- clusively that her prowess in torp-by the Accounting Bureau calls for Alchoro is not confined to the expenditures ballroom dances.
AGREEMENT REACHED.
The total budget thus approved Lancashire Delegates Sail
For England. of approximately Y.2,050,000,000, including the run- Finally she and her partner de- ning expense of various Ministrica Y.1,420,000. Sup- monstrated a waltz. This is by far estimated at their best number, and so delighted peeing this amount to be the final were the onlookers, that an encore budgets, the Government will have was insisted upon, and the dancers to issue public bonds for about performed the rhumba, the English Y.586,000,000 to cover the deficit. It is considered certain, how version of which offers
ever, that the final budget for next dignified and graceful study
year will be far larger than this movement.-S.A.G.
to the addition of amount duc items of a political nature by the the end, the government. In budget total is expected to exceed Y.2,300,000,000.
n very
in
cellency the Governor, Sir William ARMY MANOEUVRES
Peel, and Lady Peel, accompanied
by a number of senior officers of
III Majesty's Forces and other
OVER
Man
official guests boarded H.M.S. Kep. JAPANESE SHAM FIGHT
pel, the Flotilla Leader, as she lay alongside the West Wall East. Everything set, she pulled out and made for Lyemun., Ton minutes
up
ENDS IN TRUCE
his
VIENNA SENSATION.
ALLEGED COMPLICITY BY
GERMAN PRINCES-
Vienna, Oct. 28.
alleged to connect two German A sensational discovery, which is Princes with the recent attempt on the life of Dr. Dollfuss, the Aus-
Bombay, Oct. 28. The Lancashire cotton delegation antled for England yesterday after renching an agreement with the In- dlan cotton merchants, Sir William Clare Lees, leader of the British delegation is most plensed with the result of the meetings with the Indian and Japanese in australists.
The agreement with the Indian cotton merchants states that the Indian delegates have agreed that the Industry requires a higher level of protection against foreigners than against the United Kingdom. They will not make any freshi proposals in regard to duties ap- plicable to British cotton and piece- goods imports when the time comes for the removal of the surcharges
1931. on all imports, imposed In October,
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MUSIC BY THE HONGKONG
HOTEL ORCHESTRA
From Z. B. W. on a wavelength of 855 metres:
6-8 p.m. European programme of Victor and 11.31,V, records.
6-6.35 p.m. Variety. Humorous Song Life is Only
Merry-Go-Round. Humerous Song-Little Brown Jug.
Frank Crumit. 24002 Orchestral Twenty Million People. Orchestral-Meon Song,
a
Jack Denny and Ills Orchestra.
24217 Song-Tha Dubarry, Song-I Give my Heart.
Grace Moore (Soprano). 1614 Orchestral-My River Home. Orchestral-That's All That Matters
to Me
Jack Denny and is Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra. 21186
Song Only My Song, Song-Tell Me Tonight.
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Richard Crooks, (Tenor). 1019
p.m. Closing Local Block Quota- flons, etc.
6.35-7.27 pm.
Quartet in D Minor. (Death and the
Malden) (Schubert).
Budapest String Quartet. M-34 7.27-7.11 p. A Concerts Song-Parlat Valse (Arditi). Song-The Gypsy and the Bird
(Oxenford-Benedict).
Madam Amelita. Gaill-Curci (Soprano). 1237 Piano Solo-Serenade for the Dell
(Debusey). Piano Solo Capriccio (Scarlatti),
Vladimir Horowitz.. 1853 Song A Dream (Cory-Bartlett.
Enrico Caruso (Tenor). B-1017 Violin Solo-Blue Skies (Berlin-
Kreisler), Violin Solo-Danco of the Maldens
(Friml-Kreisler).
Fritz Krotsler: 1283 7.41-8 p.m. Serenade"Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”
Mozart).
John Barbirell!'s Chamber Or chestra. C1655/C1850. 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report..
8.3-11.30 p.m. A relay from the Ko Shing Theatre.
11.30 p.m. To-day's Opening 10 m. Stock and Commodity Quotations a received from blessrs. Swan,
11.35 p.m. Close Down. All records in the above European programmes are kindly suppiled by Merar. S. Moytrie and Co.
• Fukui, Oct. 26. The third and last day of the later she Waz followed by autumn grand maneuvres of the HL.M.S. Wishart and H.M.S. Witch Japanese Army began with terrifie carrying other guests. In Junk "fighting" along the Kudzuryu. - Bay they picked with river at dawn to-day. Leaving H.M.S. Eagle which had been the general headquarters in the lying at anchor, and whon Fukui Prefecturni Government the offietal guasts had been trans-building at 6.45 o'clock a.m. Em
The duty on Britial cotton-yards ferred from the Keppel to the carperor Hirchito supervised the trian Chancellor, was made this may be five per cent. ud valorem Culbertson and Fritz, New York, rier the procession started sen-manoeuvres personally on ward, the Wishart and Witch lead favourite horse, Shirayuki, which afternoon in a raid on the castle of with a specific duty of 14 annas
Princes Ranier and Erret of per pound. ing with the Eagle coming up means "White Snow." nstern with the Koppel as escort.
Sachsen-Coburg-Gothn at Schlad ning, Styria. Just after the ships moved off they met the heavy well and the lestroyers started plunging and tossing. Several people on board who had gone below for coffee and breakfast, hurriedly made for the deck where they crowded vantage point in readiness for the manoeuvres to commence. Some of the more venturesome took up positions on the fo'castle gun deck, while others made the bridge their grandstand.
every
The wind was bitterly cold. Both "South" and "North" armies were
A letter was found from Kurt seen crossing the river in efforts to Dertil, brother of Rudolf Dertil. delivor the final blow. A truce was the would-be assassin of Dr. announced at eight o'clock and the Dollfuss, begging for financial sup: Emperor returned to headquarters purt, the purpose of which is not at 8.20.
The grand review will take place yet clear. Kurt Dertil has been
| arrested.—Router. to-morrow morning under the command of Lieut. Gen. Yoshikatsu Aramaki, commander of the 9th. Division.
JAPANESE MOVE THAT FAILED.
LESSONS FOR NAZIS,
"The Stormtrooper" Has Interesting Articles.
Prague. Oct. 29...
The duties en British artificial Blk goods may be 30 per cent. ad- valorem or 21⁄2, annan per square. yard for 100 per cent, artificial silk fabrics, or 2 annas per square yard on a mixture of cotton and artificial silk fabrica.
The duration of the agreement is limited to December 31, 1935.
Equal Advantages.
The agreement also provides
ANOTHER LORRY CRASHES.
TO KILLED AND OTHERS
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A motor lorry's wild career.
that, ne regards Empire and other down the Shauklwan Hill. on overseas markets, any advantages Saturday afternoon culminated in arranged for British piece goods the death of a coolle passenger, and yarns should be extended to and serious injurica to three Indian goods and that India should others, one of whom subsequently participate in any United Kingdom died In, hospital.
Zero hour was set at 0930 and at that hour the display commenced nbreast the Ninopina. The des troyers slowed down as the Eagle
In view of the German insis-quota in markets, any advantages With a load of molasses mash, came up with the wind. Despite
tence upon the non-military status arranged for British piece goods and several coolies as passengers, Abortive Effort With the monsoonul weather the nine
of the Nazi Stormtroops, interest and yarns should be extended to the lorry was. on its way back to Hawker Ospreys took off the Mongolian Princes
attaches to the contents of Indian goods and that India should the city from Stanley, and the spacious deck without mishap to
"The Stormtrooper" the weeldy of participate in any United Kingdom Peking, Oct. 26. roor upwards and southwards in
the result of the driver losing con- three fights. They circled the Mr. Wu Hao-lin, Director of theficial organ of the Nazi Storm- quota in markets where she has mishap occurred, it is thought, as
troopers, which is sold in book- no Independent quota.
trol. After rulling down the The Indian representatives' em- destroyers in flight formation and Nanking Office for the then, one by one, swooped sea who is on a visit here, announced
Mongolian Banners and Leagues,atalls throughout Germany.
The publication contains articles phasised the necessity of further incline for some distance, the. ward. Their objective was FL
of Indian raw ment and ricochetted slantwise small target which the Eagle that the Central Government re-by military men on such subjects efforts in the United Kingdom to vehicle crashed Into an embank- set of seven as "Technique in World War" promote the use
Into a nullah alongside, where It towed about 100 yards astern and cently adopted a
South-west Africa," cotton-Reuter,.
became firmly lodged. Thene prin- "War general principles. us the planes passed just over the ciples called, inter alia, for co- "Secrets of the U-Boat War," the target the rattle of their machine operation between the Mongolian Colonial question, gas warfare and guns WOR just audible. They banners and leagues and the Cen-treatises on German and other war KINGSHIP OF CHRIST. offorts, a number of the passon- passed on and again took up for-tral Government; enforcement of fleets. mation.
various
local autonomy under the direction
Also,
in
there
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nro Ilustrated
CELEBRATED
Warned by the driver's frantic
gers jumped off, and others were thrown out when the vehicle
The first indication of the pre-of the Central Government; eo- articles on milltary technicalities IMPORTANT CATHOLIC FEAST struck the embankment. sence of the bombers was a mes operation between the Mongolian In this publication, and contribu sage from the Eagle telling des banners and leagues and the vartions on the so-called "defence troyers to "Keep clear of the lous provincial and district au- sporta," which include long dis- bomba". Away in the distance, thorities; and co-operation betance marching, running and and coming from the direction of tween the Mongolian princes and mator cycling-Reuter. Kai Tak could be seen a squadron the general population. of ten Fairey III-F bomblig. ma chines. Coming overhend they circled and when about 1,500 feet up released their bombs. The
their deadliness of indicated by tho
Mr. Wu also disclosed that the Japanese attempted to convene a conference of Mongolian princes at Dolonor in September, which, alm was however, turnod out a failure, as of the princes made only a feeble re- clouds smoke which rose as the bombs sponse to the Japanese invitation.
theKuo Min,
hit the wafer close
to
trailing target, Then, taking up
squadron formation, they passed
on out of sight, to return a few ANNEXATION
minutes lator from the north and conclude their performance with n mimle torpedo attack with the Engle as their objective.
The fighting planes then came into action again and dived and
(Continued from Page 1.)
EDINBURGH DINNER.
CELEBRATION OF ANNIVER. SARY IN HONGKONG
of n
Two, Chan Yim and Wong Kau, were fatally hurt, the former One of the most important being killed instantly and the fenats in the Roman Catholic latter succumbing later at the Calendar-that of the Kingship of Government Civil Hospital. Christ-was colebrated in the The driver, Wong Wah, escaped Colony yesterday with the holding almost scatheless, but two other of special services and an impos- passengers, somewhat seriously ing procession at the Cathedral of injured, were taken to the hospi- the Immaculate Conception. tal.
A series of Masses were said In The lorry is owned by the Yau the morning, and at the chief of Hing Yeo Arm of coal-merchants, these-& Pontifical Mass-the of 876, Lockhart Road.
wooped in a display of aerobatics, constitutional monarchy system in as guest of honour. The following compound of the Cathedral in the DOLLAR AND POUND.
The adverse elements made it im- possible to carry out the original programme, but they concluded with a spectacular menoouvre in which three planes gave the formation known as the "Prince of Walos Feathers."
The brought the display to a close and the Eagle, accompanied by the three destroyers turned back towards Hongkong. Passing one of the islands en route the Eaglo's anti-aircraft guns vero
On Saturday night, graduates and officiating priest (Bishop Valtorta) The mishap occurred only some members of Edinburgh University had the assistance of Fr. Noval, 24 hours after another lorry had mot, to celebrate the 850th anniver Procurator of the Spanish Mis-plunged over the roadside between DENIEDmary of the founding of the Universion, and four other members of Stanley and Aberdeen, this also mon, building sity. The celebration took the form the local Catholic clergy. The resulting in two
at Jacobean Room dinner in
in the the Hongkong Hotel, followed by musical part of the service was contractor's workmen, being kill
ed, and three others injured. fluent knowledge of the Japanese dancing in the ball room. The Vice-supplemented by a Choir.
Hundreds of the faith took part Innguage, asserted that it had Chancellor of Hongkong Univeralty, already been decided to adopt the Sir W. W. Homell, C.I.E., was present in the procession hold within the afternoon The function, which Manchoukuo "sooner or later." were also present:
Dr. R. M. Gbrou, Dr. and Mrs. E. is associated with the Blessed with Mr. Honry Fu-yl as Emperor. For this reason, he said, his W. Kirk, Dr. and Mrs. Li Shu-fan, Sacrament, drew one of the studies in Japan would include the Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Boxer, Mr. and strongest musters of the Con- study of the Japanese Imperial Mrs. W. Kay, Professor and Mrs. fraternity during the year, and K. M. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. W. J included other secular orders. Carrie, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. E. Mackenzie, from the different parishes.
Boy Scouts, children from the Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. E. Law, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Catholic schools, and members of Ross, Dr. and Mra. J. E, Dovoy, Dr. the clergy also walked in the pro
House Law..
SIR ROBERT HORNE WARNS U.S, GOVERNMENT
New York, Oct. 28.
A warning against a sterling and dollar depreciation which, he said, would prompt
war,
Dr. Chao is expected to remain In Japan about a year, after which he will return to Manchoukuo to draft the now Constitution, based on the result of his studies in and Mrs. J. A. R. Selby, Dr. and Mrs. cossion, of which the most strik Britain to do something to defend Japan. The very fact of his J. Darran, Dr, and Mrs. R. S. Begblo, ing detail was the Canopy of the her trading position, was given by having come to Tokyo for this pur. Macgown, Mr. J. S. MacLaren, the Bishop was escorted by a
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. B. Machle, Dr. J. Pingue? Panegmont. ndar which Sir Robert Horne In a spooch hore. poso would, therefore, soom to In-
demonstrated. At the entrance to dicate that, although this present/Professor L. J. Davis, Derguson. the Portuguese. Company of the Horno discussed the National In-
T. P. Woodard nilonour furnished hy During his speech, Sir Robert' Mr. R. Hunter, Mr. Je Lyomun Pass the Wisbart and form of administration in Man-Mr. B. R. Brydon and Mr. J. Hongkong Volunteer Defence dustrial Reconstruction Adminja- Witch left the Eagle, turned enst- choukus ta likely to undergo Macdonald wards and made a detour back to
tration's gold scheme and Aug- The tocet of "Our Alma Mater" Corps. drastic revision, the main fenturo
A hand from the St, Lould In- gested an informal understanding harbour through East Lamma will be a change over to the mon- was proposed by Professor R. K. M. Channel and Sulphur Channel,archical system not to incorporn Simpson, M. C. A telegram of condustrial School brought up the with a view to limiting the dis- landing their passengers shortly tion into the Japanese Empire by gratulations was sent to Bir Thomas rear, followed by many hundreds parity between the two currencies.
Holland, Principal of the University of the faith.
-Routor annexation, after noon at Murray Plor.
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