TELEGRAPH. THE HONGKONG
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1937.
Perfect Harmony at Anglo-French Talks
CO-OPERATION KEY-NOTE OF TWIN POLICY
CONTINUED VIGILANCE TO GUARD INTERESTS
IN FAR EAST FIELD
London, Nov. 29.
"We only came out when unanimity was reached" smilingly remarked M. Camille Chautemps, the French Primo Minister, at the conclusion of this evening's Anglo- French conversation, which denotes a remarkable success in the first day's'business ranging over a wide field.
Firstly, Lord Halifax fully reported on his impres- sions of his recent German visit, and then the statesmen explored the colonial question in all its aspects, and agreed that a further examination would be necessary. After this the situation of the Little Entente was debated in view of M. Yvon Delbos' departure for Warsaw on Thurs- day, after which he will visit Bucharest, Belgrade and Prague.
When the Far East was discussed both sides fully agreed on the seriousness of the position and the need for further vigilance to safe- guard their intereals. Finally views were exchanged regarding Spain.
In the summing up, both sides expressed desire to co-operate with all other countries, though it was realised that much preparation was necessary before nelual negotiations could come in sight.
an
M. Chautemps, in
interview with Reuter, expressed great pleasure at the course of events which had revealed the full solidarity of the Governments. "We not only two made n tour of the horizon, but a tour of the world," he said.
Declining to commit the impro- priety of disclosing details, M. Chou- temps
added that the conference would be resumed to-morrow. A communique will be issued in the ..afternoon, but, he added, "we shall finish our work to-morrow morning in perfect harmony."-Rzuter.
FRENCH OPINION
BLOCKADE WON'T BE RECOGNISED
Authenticity Of Warning Doubted
London, Nov, 20.
In connection with a rodio message to shipping purporting to come from the Spanish insurgents and to declare u blockade of the coast of the Gov- crnment of Spain, the British nava Authorities are making representa:
at Palma. tlons to Admiral Moreno
The British Government has not conceded Bettigerent rights to The partica in the Spanish civil war and does not therefore recognise a block- ade imposed by either side. In the present case uncertainty is increased by the fact that the announcement
London, Nov. 30. According to rome French observers it is believed that at the Anglo-French talks, if it is agreed that Germany's colonial claims should be discussed, this will only be done h If Germany will also discuss a general pacific agreement.-Reuter.
COLONIAL CONFERENCE
SUGGESTED
Londen, Nov. 29.
It is reported that the conferees at the Anglo-French talks have been studying French proposals of a con- ference of Coloniul governments, but no decision was reached.
The acceptance of such a sugges tion would result in s conference between Britain, France, Japan; Bel- gium. Australia, New Zealand, the Union of South Afrien and other British Commonwealth representa- tives.
the
M. Chautemps told the press that they were very pleased with outcome of the discussions. They had not only toured the horizon but hod toured the
and every- the world, where they encountered the British. "We have great pleasure in saying that on all
all subjects we reached com- plete accord with our British cal- lengues, and we rejoice in this full solidarity of the two governments." An official British source said that there had been discussed "all aspects"
of
the colonies, and it was "generally agreed that the subject required further examination." Also discuss-
ed were the Orient and Spain, with
a re-ufirmation of the France-British policy of non-int:rvention.-United Prest.
Declaration Of War Advocated
Tokyo, Nov. 30.
Opinion favouring a declaration of war by Japan against China in order effectively to blockade the China court is gaining strength, states the Asahi Shimbun,
ANISS
Recurrent reports of large shipments to China by various the foreign Powers are given by newspaper as the major reason for this tendency.
as
Both were born in Los Argeles. They played together and studied together in school. Now it is rumoured that Anna May Wong, noted screen actress, and Phillip Ahn, sero:n player, are about to be married. But plowing Hollywood tradition the couple, shown above, discounted the report. "O! coume, I'm very fond of Philip." Anna said.
Michael, Baby, By One
Quad" Leads
Tooth
By Louise Morgan
ERADIO BROADCAST
Pipe Major MacLennan From the Studio
SCOTTISH PROGRAMME
Radio Programmio, Broadcast by Z.BW. on wavelengths of 355 metres (045 k.c's.) 31.40 metres (9.52 m.c's.).
II.K.T.
12.00-12.20 p.m. Relay of Special Service from St. John's Cathedral.
12.30 Songs of Kennedy-Fraser. Songs of the Hebrides'; The Island Herdmald; An Island Shelling Song ...Joseph Hislop (Tenor); In Hebrid Seas; Kishmul's Galley......Muriel Brunskill (Contralto).
12.42 Scottish Music.
Savoy Scottish Medley (arr. De- broy Somers)....New. Mayfair Or- Gathering: chestra; MacGregor's
(Traditional-orr. Annic Louric Batten)....Heddle Nash and Male Quartette: Schichaljon
Eightsome
Reel....Meredith-Kay and His Or
chestra.
1.00 Time and Weather. 1.03 Light Orchestral.
Summer Days-Sulte (Erie Coates) Light Symphony Orchestra cond: The Composer: Molly On The Shore: Shepherd's Hey (Grainger)....Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden. Cond: Lawrence Collingwood; Mid- night Rose (F. D'Erlanger)...Sym- cond: John Bar- phony Orchestra birolli; Turkey In The Straw (Gulon) New Light Symphony Orchestra.
and 1,30 Reuter
Rugby Press; Weather and Announcements.
1,40 Musical Comedy. 'Home And Beauty' (C. B. Coch- ran's Coronation Revue).....Magda Neeld, Janet Lind und Webster Booth; 'Bitter Sweet-Selection (Coward).. ..Jack Hylton and His Orchestra.
1.56 Band Music.
Songs Of Scotland (arr. Dutholt).. The Regimental Band of H. M. Grenadier Guards; Eightsome Rect; Highland Schottische.....Pipes and Drums of the 2nd Batt. Scots Guards; Royal Cavalcade (Coronation March
Bells- Coronation Kotelbey
The Band of March (Partridge)
Guards. Coldstream
2.15 Close Down.
p.m. Chinese Programme. -7.00 Dance Music. Fox-Trois-A Sullboat In
The
Four babies are just exactly four times as much work Moonlight; Love Is Good For Any- one baby. But they are four times as much fun, too.
So thinks Mrs. Walter Miles, mother of Ann, Michael, Paul and Ernest, the St. Neots "Quads,”
"Eny pooba yen," he explained to interpreted, meani "Ernest's poor bad leg."
Fox
me, smiling confidingly. Which. / (flm 'Shall We offer rigilte
I found them getting into peeks of leg bandage where he had turned has been made only by wireleas
himself. which is not the proper method in mischief in their apple-green and, such a case. Morcover the alleged beige nursery with its four apple-
threatened attucks warning
green high-chairs in a row and its ships which disregarded the so-called four apple-green cats two by two blockade; but even I belligerent rights were enjoyed by Spanish com on either side of the molly-paintedTheir four-year-old brother Gordon batunts the rules of war do not nu-fireplace. thorise such attacks.
Spain as a result of the promotion of
Ann had taken off her shoe and
The Government does not at pre- sent contemplate any change in Bri-was stuffing it into an empty camern tish diplomatic representation in box, Michael was concentrating on the Charge d'Affairea at Barcelona the balancing feat of straddling a to the rank of Minister Plenipotenti-very tired-looking woolly horse, while | ury, Lord Cranborne told the House Paul and Ernest
were having a
of Commons at question-Ume.-Bri-wrestling and gurgling match lint on | tish Wireless.
their stomachs under a table,
Soong And
Yui Have
Left S'hai
States Confirming Nows From North
Shanghai, Nov. 30.
Fallowing the departure of Mr.
THEIR TOYS
Like ali normat children, they Acorn luxury toys, preferring some- thing like empty sauce bottles, Jum Jars and scraps of old cloth.
They will be two years old next month and four healthier, happier, bonnier or inore Intelligent babies of that ape it would be hard to find, liere is their Intest weight and tooth chart, which is precisely what It should be:
| Ann
Michaci Paul
Teclit
Weight
16
24ib. Tox.
17
231b. Goz.
1G
2416, Dot. 16 25lb.
The Quads do not talk much yet.
'does most of it for them.
Their favourite word is a loud, arm and most perfectly articulated "No!"
Depression At Hand,
Says Lewis
thing That Alls You (film "The Hit Parade')......Orlando and His Or chestra: Little Lave, A Little Kiss; Body And Soul....Quintette Of The Hot Club Of France; Tangos-Land Of Magic: Lamentol....Heinz Hup- pertz and His Orchestra; Fox-Trots They Can't Take That Away From Me; Let's Call The Whole Thing Off and His Orchestra; (Maretti); Cuckoo' Weltz (Jonasson) ....Dajos Bein Dance Orchestra,
7.30 Closing local Stock Quota- tions and Hongkong Exchange Mar- ket Report
7.35 Scottish Variely Programme. Dumbarton's Drums (Bantock); The Laird O Cockpen (Robertson).. Glasgow, Orpheus Choir: Melodies Of Robert Burns... Light Opern Company: Young Laird's Toast Of Robert Burns....William McCulloch (Ilumorous Monologue); It's A' Roon Th Toon (Lauder)....Sir Harry Lauder
8.0 Time, Weather and Announce- ments.
8.03 Scottish Ballads.
Annie Laurie (Traditional-arr. J. A. Murray); Will Ye No Come Buck Again (Baroness Maine-Arr, Scott- ...Sydney MacEwan (Tenor); Wood Folk (Lemon, Mills)...Mary Washington, Nov. 20.
My Ain Mr. John L. Lewis told 1 unity
Banks And Kay (Contralto); Ye conference of furniture workers sum Braes (arr. Murray: The Road To moned by the C.I.O. to-day, that The Isles (MacLeod-Kennedy-Fraser) United States was entering "another
Sydney MacEwan (Tenor); Comin' economical talispin," and the ravages Thro' The Rye (Traditional); The of industrial recession was a matter Bonnie, Bonnie Banks O' Loch jof life and death to thousands who Lomon (Traditional)....Dóra Lab-
were being disemployed.
bette (Soprano); Skye Boat Song
He attacked Congress for 11s lack) (traditional arr. Malcolm Lawson); of accomplishments and sald that Sound The Pibrach (Traditional, arr. . Ernest
unionisation was especially necessary | J. K. Lees)........Alexander MacGregor
critical Michael has always been the "odc¦ In view of the
economic (Baritone). of the nationUnited;
T, V. Soong and Mayor O. K. Yul, one." He now has an extra tooth. condition several leading Chinese elvic leaders His huir has changed from raven to Press. are also proceeding to Hongkong and suburn, thick and straight. His kin
are now en route to Hankow,
They
is brown, eyes dark and altogellier. include Wang Halo-li, he has an elin personality of grent
Chairman of the Chinese Chamber charm.
of Commerce, Tu Yugh-sen, Chair-
man of the Shanghai Civic Associa-b
"POOBA YEGTM
BRITISH MILITARY
MISSION
tion, and Pan Küng-chan, Commis-i The other three have fine, pale-gold sioner of the Bureau of Social Affairs curly hair, bright blue eyes, and milky Lord Cranborne announced in the and Commissioner of the Bureau of skin. Theirs is the enchantment of House of Commons to-day that a Education-United Pres.
what is known as "typical English" British military mission is visiting Portugal next February for the pur- Paul and Ernest are the only "like"pose of establishing personal contact quads, but they are easily dis-with appropriate authorities and re- tinguishable.
Viewing muiters of common interest. Ernest was further distinguished by-Reuter..
MUSSOLINI EXPLAINS
Manchukuo State A Reality
childhood.
8.30 Bindle Pipe Major B. R. MacLennan, ist. Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders.
1. Two old Highland Airs; (a) The
of Land
Trees:
(b) MacGregor's Search;
2. Three Marches: Parker's Welcome to Perthshire; Bonnie Ann; London, Nov. 29. The Abercairney Highlanders: 3. Two Strathspeys: The Athall Kim- mers; Lady Louden; 4. Two fleels: The Rejected Suitor; Miss Proud.
8.50 Orchestral, Norwegian Rhapsody (Lalo).... Orchestre Symphonque de Paris,
D.00 London Relay Scottish Dance Musio-George Davie's Sextet,
Country Dance, Roxburgh Castle: Country Dance, Lady Mary Douglas (arr. 11. Wiseman). Eightsome Reel. The Lorder (BIT. Dovic-Halstead), Highland Schottlacho; Stumpis; Mag-
10:50
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF Suffering from scalds received! I on the head by a piece of glo Cameron; The Devil In the Kli- when bolling water fell on him, wood which fell from the doorway chen (Trad.). Waltz Country Dance Cheung Chung-yuk, 18, was admitted of No. 449 Reclamation Street, Lo (arr. Davie-Halstead). Country to the Queen Mary Hospital.
to the Dance, Dumbarton Drums (Trad.), Yung-ping, 69, was taken Kowloon Hospital for treatment. 9.30 London Relay The News, Milan, Nov. 29.
ላ ከ
result of a fall down the. Italy's
Liners Of Variety.. reasons for recognising staircase of No. 13 Ngarchinwa! Road, Manchukuo are given in an article in Kowloon City, Sui Yuk, a seven-
A remund of 48 hours was ordered Jaak. Hylton and His Orchestra, Placing Britala in the same cate-Signor Mussolini's newspaper Popolo year-old boy, was sent to the Kow when Mak Blu-chuen, 20, unem Florence Desmond, Sir Harry Lauder, gory as the Communist Internationale d'ffets, which says that the Fascist loon Lospital with scalp wounds. ployed, appeared before Mr. Forrest Gracia Fields, Clarice Mayne, Paul
at the Central Magistrapy this morn-
'(Continued on Page 4) for various alleged anti-Japanese policy is inspired by reality, while activities, the Asahi Shimbun, re- Geneva clings to action.
Sentence of two wooks' hard labouring, charged with snatching an ear- ferred to England as Japan's "dis-
really exista as a State, on each count was imposed on Kwong ting from Bhek Chat, 31, married guirod
nemy The
eliminated Mau, 40, odd
job coolie, by Mr. woman, at the Western Burket yes alleges liberal assistance in the form Bolshevist disorder over a vast terri-Forrest at the Central Magistracy terday. Mr. P. O. Pouster, of the of money and arms is being given by tory and sasured tranquil develop this morning when he appeared Sanitary Department, said he heard Briisis to Chips," and Britain is also ment for a population of 30,000,000, charged with the theft of a cotton cries for help, and saw) Betwee stated to be mobilising a journalistic, which is now able to exploit the rich Jacket from the Royal Army Ord- tunning sway. He, and diplomatic agencies to influence territories in which Italy must be re-nance Depot on Monday, and larceny | caught him and handlade
pinion Rgainst Japan in order presented in conjunction and under- of a lock, two keys, 10 screws and to an indian constab rasmlaonde her from an ally"--Reu-standing with the polley of anti-three copper. "pins" from the same geant „delt
place.
newspaper
ament
has
Communist defence-Reuter,
worth $15
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