ITALIAN OPINION DISMAYED

WILL PEACE PLAN

BE SCRAPPED?

ETHIOPIANS

GRATIFIED

Rome, Dec. 18.

The news of Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation has caused dismay and be wilderment here. People wonder if

proposal into the melting pot. Reuter.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1985.

STORMY

DEBATE

CABINET CHANGES

FORESEEN

AHEAD

CHURCHILL MAY HAIL OF QUESTIONS

BE INCLUDED

UPON BALDWIN

GOVERNMENT'S WERE DOMINIONS

BAD JOLT

London, Dec. 18. The House of Commons will expect the new Foreign Secretary to be

big man.

The

A

CONSULTED?

London, Dec. 18.

MINUTES DECLARED INCORRECT

PEPPER CRISIS IN

LONDON RECALLED

SOLICITOR'S EVIDENCE

London, Dec. 18,

In the House of Commons, Mr. announced that the. House would meet with respect to the alleged irregu Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister, At the resumption of the hearing on February 4, after the Christmas larities in the prospectus issued con- It will throw the whole of the peace re appointment of Mr. Neville adjournment.

It is forecant that to-morrow's Corning Messrs. James and Shake- Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Ex-debate in the Common The speare, in which three prominent City chequer, would be popular more stormy one

men are fuvolved, Mr. Andrew Barrie, with the Government supporters and Baldwin faced a half of Opposition Already to-day Mr.

a solicitor, gave testimony to-day. The firm of James and Shakespeare would undoubtedly calm the situation, questions. giving the Government's critics a

Sir Francis Aeland asked whether London pepper market crisis.

was seriously involved in the recent necessary measure of reassurance

the Dominion Governments were con IN T

pence proposals sulted before the were submitted.

LAVAL IN DANGER

Paris, Dec. 18. It is believed here that Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation will have the effect of making M. Pierro Laval's position most precarious.

His majority of 54 yesterday was far from satisfactory and some bu- lieve that as many as a hundred voter cant for

then might wing the

him

other way to-morrow.

It is thought in some quarters that M. Laval will have to follow, Sir

Samuel Hoare's example or risk de feat in the Chamber of Deputies next week.---Router.

GERMANY SURPRISED

Berlin, Dec. 18,

be

can-

The fact that Mr. Winston Churchill on his way home from a holiday cannot be overlooked. He must considered among the possible

Mr. Baldwin replied that the House didates for the parition of Chancellor of Cominions, as far as possible, had of the Exchequer if Mr. Chamberlain been kept informed of all develop. is transferred.

ments as they arose. One

reason

suggested for Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation from the Foreign Olee is that he considered the proposed amendment lo the Labour vote of cemure a virtual vote of censure upon himself.

At any rate the fact stands Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation has plainly that the Government has Hurprised the Wilhelmstrasse. The sustained one of the most severe jolts reason is supposed to be the discon-ever received by any administration tinuity of the British foreign policy. so soon after an election. under his direction.

There is strong indication that the

A Foreign Ofico spokesman inter-eventual result will ha reconstructian viewed by Krater declared: "This of the Government--enter.

19 a purely British affair. Germany

is a mere spectator."

Other politieal quarters are most. interested to me whether the British Government, under pressure of pubile opinion in Great, Britain, is going reviso its policy towards Italy-- Reuter,

AMAZEMENt and regrÈT

Genova, Dec. 18.

Nowa of Sir Samuel Hoare's re- signation has been received hero with amazement and regret.

le made an excellent impression when he attended the League Assem- bly in September and it is felt that his lack of experience in the domain

COAL MINE PARLEY

PROGRESS TOWARDS

SETTLEMENT

London, Dec. 18. Nearly 200 dolegates attended n

conference special

of the Mine- workers Federation, in London this afternoon, which aud Journed till to-

T

n

of foeign affairs served him ill at the row after a long session. criticni

Juncture of international matters.

His resignation confirms 2018 pression of his sincerity and good faith.

It is believed that the majority will favour a continuation of the negotia the imtions which reached the main stage yesterday in the first meeting between the

colliery owners and men on 1 The Ethiopian delegation hero national basis since 1920. Following frankly admitted it was delighted with yesterday's meeting, and in view of the turn of events

Illa realnation is regarded as evidence that Great | Britain will stand firmly by the League of Nations end the, principles of the Covenant, and see the present dispute onded in conformity those principles-Reuters

NO THREAT

TO AMERICA

with

NYE WARNS AGAINST

PACIFIC RIVALRY.....

Kheir

dissatisfaction with the owners proposals, the Miners' Executivo de- cited this morning to interview the Secretary for Mines, who saw them

The Premier reiterated that the Government had received assurances

Dr. Edouard Bence, who has been elected President

Carcho- Blovakio.

گرده

of French support in the event of an at noon.

Italian attack on the British Fleet, Later at question time in the He also re-stated the position with Commons, Capinin Cronkshank ex-

regard to sanctions, remarking that preased antisfaction the joint the Co-Ordinating Committee of the inetting between the owners and men League was free to recommend the as indicating some progress towards adoption of uny other measures

at

RADIO BROADCAST

Relay of Hongkong Hotel

Dance Orchestra

ZE.K. PROGRAMME

From Z.D,W. on a wavelength "of 355 metres (845-k.c'x);

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Studio

6-6.30 .m. Children's Concert. Orchestra.

6.30-7 pin. Hongkong Hotel Danco. 7-7.20 p.m.

Orchestral Music. Overture in D Minor (IIandel, arr.

Elgar); Ruy Bins Overture (Mendels sohn); Summer Night on the River (Delius),

7.20-7.30 Selection sung by N. Balief's Ohnuve- p.m. "Chauve-Souris"

Souris Company. 7.30-7.50 p.m.

Musical Comedy Selections.

tive).

The three men charged are Mr. Garabed Bishirginn, n director of the Bell at the Savoy. firm of James and Shakespeare, Mr.He Wanted Adventure. John Haweson, and Mr. Louis Hardy. Please Teacher.

Mr. Barrie testified that he had

7,50-8 p.m..

The Derby" (Descrip- been invited to join the board of Messrs. Williams, Henry and Cont pony in 1928, and had subsequently Joined the Board of James and Shakespeare and also the Sumatra Company.

p.m. Time and Weather Report: Stock Quotations.

8.03-11

1.m. Chinese Studio Concert.

11 p.m. Close Down. 8.05-10

Pro-

He said that although the minutes

p.m. European of the Sumatra company showed he

gramme From Z.E.K. on a Fre- Joined the Boned, he did not knowquency of 640 kilocycles. about it until ♫ considerable time 8.05-8.15 p.m. "A Naulien Selee. nforwards. Minutes stating hent- tion" (Binding).

tended directors' meetings were 8.15-8.45 p.m. - Variety Items. wrong. A minute alleging he wished Piano Solo-Stars fell in Alabama to be relieved of his directorship ow....Carroll Gibbons: Song I'm in ing to extreme pressure of business, the mood, for

r love ("Every Night at was incorrect.

Mr. Barrie nated that it was not until the meeting of the board of Williams, Henry and Company on

Eight")....Lanny

Коля (Tenor);

"Big Broadcast of

November 29 that he was informed EL LAF 2 Ehhe

there were large pepper commitments. He protested to Mr. Hardy against

of

Dragonette Solo-lancing Butterfly.. Starita; Vocal

couldn't say goodbye, et

entering into large commitments with- Endor and Charlle Farrell; Song- out his knowledge. Then

mmit Listen to the German Band.... commit-

Band-The ments were for approximately 21,000 Hildegarde (Soprano); tous, valued at £2,000,000. He failed Japanese Sandman, Alexander's Rag- to get a satisfactory explanation, so resigned from the Board of Williams, Henry and Company.

Afterwards he discussed the pupper position constantly with Mr. Hardy as a director of James and Shake

speare.

Witness' resignation from the board of James and Shakespeare was accepted on January 1, 1935, although he had tendered it the previous November. He was annoyed, he said, that these transactions had been en- tered into without consultation with him.-Renter.

WHY BANISHEE RETURNED

time Band.

8.45-9.05 p.m. A Relay from Daventry,

A Relay from Palestine. Speeches on the occasion of the Inaugoration of King George V Jubilee Forest, relayed from Nazareth. 9.03-9.20 p.m.

A Daventry News Claridge's Hotel Orchestra. Bulletin

(Copyright by Kenter). 9.20-9.45 p.m. A Relay from Daventry.

9.45-10 pan. Octots,

La Paloma-Serenade; O Sole Mio

Capua); Spring Song (Mendels shon); Cradle Song (Brahms); Seremde (Schubert).

10 p.m. Big Ben: Dulletins.

Reuter Press

10.10 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

settlement of the miners' claim by within Article XVI of the CovenanTO COLLECT REMAINS This Evening's Broadcast From

direct negotiation.-British Wireless.

BRITISH TRADE FAIR

Replying to Commander Wedge wood's suggestion that the peace terms should include compensation by Italy for Ethiopian or European casualties, Mr. Baldwin said the point might be properly left for the detalled pence numa

negotiations, Pressed

to state whether

Any

restrictions were attached to the P posed grant of a strip of territory to Ethiopia, with the port of Assab, Mr. Baldwin asked the House to await Sir Samuel Hoare's statement to-morrow,

London, Dec. 18. It is reported

that more than 1,000 Los Angeles, Dec. 18. buyers from all over the world have Senator Gerald P. Nyc, Itepublicanalready announced their intention of of North Dakota, in a speech here to attending the British Industries Fair day urged America to "get out of the in London und Birmingham next February, which represents already a A United States and Japanese 26 per cent. Increase compared with The Cabinet net for two hours in armaments race would be the maddest 1934, when the Fair was last held the morning, in preparation for to that civilization had ever seen in pence simultaneously in London and Bir-morrow's debate. Sir Samuel Hoare time. If the Japanese Navy was in-mingham-British Wireless, creased ten-fold, and the American

Oriental situation.”

cut in half, Japan would still not come

within threatening distance of the Pacific coast.

"We are now spending four times

the amount on defence as we did in

was ngala absent.—Reuter,

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

NO ACT FALLS FRUITLESS: NONE I The Manila Observatory, reporting the year we entered the world war," CAN TELL. HOW VAST ITS POWER MAY L 8.30 a.m. to-day, states that the he and. "Nothing satisfies the Army BE NOR WHAT RESULTS, ENFOLDED, typhoon is in about 142 Long., 13 Lat., and Navy authorities,"

DWELL WITHIN IT SILENTLY.-B-moving N.W. Regarding

the Italo-Ethiopian | wer situation he said, "we certainly cannot have much tolerance for the British proposale. They call for a partition of Ethiopia which is contrary to the aves United Prea

of the League of

STATESMAN PASSES

Nations."

VETERAN LEADER OF VENEZUELANS

(Spacial to "Telegraph”) Maracay, Venezuela, Dec. 18, Senor Juan Vincenta Gomez, Pre sident of the Republic, died to-day.

He was 78 years of age and since 1908 had strongly controlled the Government,

The Cabinet has named antress, Minister, General Lopez acting-President-United Press.

MORE SAFETY IN FLYING

METHOD TO REMOVE ICE FROM WINGS

The Hongkong University Christian Association will be holding a care! A 24-years-old shop foki, Li Kam, concert on Sunday, December 22, at was fined $3 by Mr. Macfadyen at the p.m. In the Great Hall of the Uni- Central Magistracy this morning for versity. cycling past a reif light at the june- tion of Jackson Street and Des Voeux Road Central, to the danger of him self as a moter ear coming up Jack son Road almost collided with him,

On the application of Detective

functions, the Taikoo Ball, is to be That most popular of annual social held on Friday, January 17, starting

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Rt. Batters at the Central Magis- tracy, this morning, Lo Wing, a life banishee, who was charged with re turning from banishment, was aided for further 48-hours Defendant had pleaded that he re turned to collect the bones of

his dend brother from the Tung Wah Hospital.

Hourihan Inspector

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To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

Two unemployed men, newly-arrived | at 9 o'clock. Everything points to in the Colony from Canton,, appeared the function being a greater success before Mr. Macfadyen at the Central Sergeant J. S. Riddell, Mr. Wynne-an ever, and those desirous of al-Magistracy this morning, en a charge tending are advised to secure their Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this tickets early. They can be obtained of stealing a roll of green silk worth morning made an order for the con- from Mr. C. II. Summers, Hon.

The defendants, Mak Kwong, 87, fiscation of 63 tuela of raw oplum Secretary of the Ball, Taikoo Docks. and Lai Luk, 68, who had been under found unclaimed aboard the steamer!

the Tsinan, lying at buoy B14, yester Wong Sze, a 35-years-old newcomer men at about 10 o'clock yesterday observation of two district watch- day. It was found in a ventilinter to ilongkong, was charged before Lin the crew's wash-house.

Mr. Minefadyen at the Central before mocului, centered a cloth

Street and were trney with having housebreaking

foki, whose superiors were im A man, Wong Chi, who resisted plements in his possession, at 4

4in

in another room. He was asked to arreat and bit the finger of an Indian oʻclock this

morning He was seen bring down a few rolls of silk from stop in front of the door of a constable, in the Shamshulpo district, to

a the shelves le did

When was fined $26, ur one month's hard pawn-shop, at 178 Des Voeux Rond several rolls werr on the counter, the ara served by Daventry. labour in default, when he appeared Central, beginning to drill with a foki was again asked to bring down before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kow-brnec. He was arrested and search- another: While his back was turned. loon Palice Court this morning. A ed, and a screw-driver and spanner the younger defendant pulled a roli further fine of $4, or five days' im- were found on him. The defendant from the counter and passed it to his prisonment, was imposed on a charge pleaded that he was hungry, and had companion, who hid it under bla gown. of hawking garters witho

without a licence. meant to sell whatever he could steal They then left the shop but were

to buy food. fle was sentenced to arresied as they stepped outside, The Street Sleepers Shelter Society one month's hard abour.

Sentence of one month's hard labour a shelter in Kowloon carly

wra passed. opening

and

No,

NAVAL APPOINTMENT,

It is understood that- Lieut.-Comdr.

In January. Thanks to the generosity Li Kuu, nged 20, unemployed, ap of Mr. Wong Yiu-tung, J.,

peared before bir. H. R. Butters at premises have been obtained, freo of the Central Magistracy this morning, rent, at the corner of Nathan Road charged with stealing quantities of and Changsha Street (formerly the electric wiring from the second and Kam Hing Factory). It is expected third floors of No. 66 Queen's Rond E. G. Welshman who was recently that the new shelter will accommodate East, from the first floor of No. 8, relloved of his command of H.M.S. 150 to 200 men.

Ship Street, and from the third floor Tern, has been appointed to HIM.S. of No. 72. Stone Nullah Lane. A Capetową.-

of fourth count of possession

of pliers was also preferred againat

A young wash amah, Wong Stu,

a pair London, Dec. 18. aged 17, pleaded guilty before Mr In the House of Commons. Sir, Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Mag Fitches stated that numerous similar iance on Afonday, Dec. 28, but instead defendant. Detective. Sergeant The Cheero Club are not holding a Phulp Sasacon, Under-Secretary for tracy this morning to sterling

$120, Air, announced that a.chemical method the property of Wang Po, 30, amah, cases had been reported to the police, there will be a whist drive commen- for the prevention of the formation 15 Hillwood Road, third floor, where and apparently there was a market cing at 8 8.30 p.m. There will be no of ice on aeroplano wings had been the defendant was also employed until

for electric wiring. Defendant was whist drive on Tuesday, Dec. 24. A discovered at the Air Force establish- December 17 when she left of her sentenced to six weeks' hard labour Christmas party is bolug given by ment, ami had now been developed. own accord. It was stated by the on each charge of lareony, the first committees, helpers and friends of the The recent Belgian air line disaster police that the money was stolen on two to be consecutive and the third Club there on Christmas night com- was caused by fco having formed on December 13 but the complainant concurrent. A conviction was regis-mencing at 7 pm. All Servicemen the_wings_of_the plane.--Reuter. only, discovered her, Ioan, yesterday. tered on the fourth charge,

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