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TUESDAY,

APRIL

· 12, · · 1988.

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NAVY ESTIMATES UP BY £1,600,000 Britain's Defence Total For 1938 Reaches Staggering All-Time Record British Spy Ring Smashed By Secret Service Blonde NO ONE KNOWS WHO SHE IS

54 NEW SHIPS IN YEAR: FLEET AIR ARM

By Hector C. Bywater THE Navy Estimates for

1938, reach a total of £123,707,000, an increase of £18,642,000 over last year.

This sum, with the £106,- 400,000 for the Army and £102,720,000 for the Royal Air Force, brings the total expenditure on defence to £332,927,000.

Of the gross amount for the Navy, £30,000,000 will be provided from the Con- solidated Fund, under the terms of the Defence Loans Act, 1937, thus reducing the net total to be provided to £93,707,000.

Later in the year a Sup- plementary Estimate probably not exceeding £3,000,000, will be introduced to cover the cost of preliminary work on the new building programme, for which the no provision is made in estimates.

The personnel of the Navy is to be increased by 7,000, raising the total to 119.000 officers and men, Naval re

to be brirk, but cruiting continues training facilities remain a problem, as nearly all the establishments are

By Sean Fielding

Blonde "Miss X," trump card in Britain's counter-espionage ser- vice, sat in the Old Bailey library recently while in Mr. Justice Hawke's court three men whom her activities brought to justice were sentenced.

The men were:

Percy Eded Glading, 45-years-old revo- lutionary, spy, and saboteur, of Warwick- avenue, South Harrow; six years' penal servitude.

Albert Williams (39), war-wounded examiner in the department of the Chief Inspector of Arma ments at Woolwich Arsenal; four years; and

George Whomack (54), frall-looking ex-councillor, assistant foreman in Gun Section, Department of Naval Ordnance, Woolwich, of Olytte-avenue, Welling, Kent; three years.

"MISS X" SCREENED

"Miss X" did not appear in court; the three men catered "guilty" pleas to Oficial Secrets Act charges brought against them, and it was therefore not necessary for her to give evidence.

She was driven to the Old Bailey in a special car provided by the City pollee. It swept into the court- yard through the judges' entrance, and the huge wooden gotes were closed before she steppd out of the car. Throughout the pollee court hearing of the charges against Glading, Williams, and Who- mack "Miss X" was guarded by Secret Service men; that guard was maintained yesterday, and

It is not likely to be relaxed for many months. For she told how, collaborating with the Intelligence Service, she worked for Glading, helped him photograph

full to capacity. During 1938 44 documents which she afterwards identified as having cadets and 0.427 boys will he underbeen stolen from the Arsenal, met mysterious foreigners training.

INCREASED ALL ROUND

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With one minor exception, all the votes show increases.

As compared with 1937, the Fleet Air Arm is to cost an extra £1.518, 000,

moking total of £5.718.000. New construction expenditure on the 1937 and carller programmes shows un Increase over last year of £7,895,- 375, and the maintenance and manning of the Fleet is to cost £9,120.925 more than last year.

The total bill for shipbuilding and

from Russin, Austrin, and elsewhere.

Of this tall, good-looking girl, Mr. Justice Hawke said, "I think she extraordinary done a must be possessed of courage, and I think she great service to her country "

When the case ended, the wives of Whomack

Williams--both of them were in court and both sobbed bitterly as sentences were given went to the cells to see their hus- bands. With them went a woman friend of Glading.

and

REBEL AND WRECKER

repairs during the new Gnancial year

To Glading, master mind in the will be £40.881.100. Guns, shells.

of Com- torpedoes and mines ora to cast underground activities £10,302,000, an increase of £2,822,-munisis in this country, Williams and

Whomack owe their downfall. 300.

can reveal for the first time the full extent of Ginding's career.

For more than 14 years he has been an important personality in the

ternational.

Owing to the failure to obtain from Japan information as to the size of her

ships, the designs of this year's battleships and large cruisers are still

ROCKEFELLER GIFT TO

HOLY LAND

ESTABLISHED to promote research in the Holy Land is this Hockefeller Museum for archicology and anti- quities, scheduled to be opened in Jerusalem some time in January. This view shows the entrance to the new building. The muscum was made possible by a gift of U.S.S10,000,000 by the late John D. Rocke- feller.

Britain's Deadly Bombers For Far East Vigil

BR

RITAIN'S FASTEST BOMBERS ARE BEING SENT IN LARGE NUMBERS TO IRAQ, EGYPT, AND THE SUDAN.

Whole squadrons of 280 m.p.h. Bristol Blenheims, the world's fastest bombers, are being stationed within an hour or two's flight of the Suez Canal.

undetermined, and will not be settled in section of the Communist In-armament will make them the POM-POM AS

the

until the present consultations with United States and France are con- cluded.

new

Later,

persons

AIR AID

BROADCAST

Gaston D'Aquino From The Studio

LONDON RELAYS

Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on Frequencies of 845 k.c.'s, 9.52 m.c's per second.

H.K.T.

...

12.0-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe- dral.

12.30 Songs by Elizabeth Schumann (Soprano).

Der Hirt Auf Dem Felsen, Op. 129 (Chezy-Schubert),

12.40 Philadelphia Symphony Orch.

And Tocentn

Fugue (Bach); Russian Folk Dances (Lindow); Vienna Woods- Tales From The

Waltz (Johann Strauss); Blue Danube -Waltz (Johann Strauss)....Or chestru conducted by Leopold Stakowski.

1.0 Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 Debroy Sommern Webster Booth (Tenor),

Band--

Lucky Break--Selection... Band. Serenade In The Night (Bixlo, Cherubini and Kennedy); The Way You Look To-Night (From. 'Swing Time')... Webster Booth. The Big Band with Broadcast-Selection...

the Carlyle Cousins and Dan Dono- yun. "Land Without Music"Medley (O. Strauss)... Webster Booth.

1.30 Reuter arid Rugby Press, Wen- ther Forecast and Announcements.

1.40 Rotary Tin Speech relayed from the Roof Garden of the Hong-

Hotel

Dr. Speaker: kong

Erwin Iteller. Subfect: "The Importance to Hongkong of a Knowledge of the Chinese Language.”

2.15 Close Down.

0.0-7.0 Chinese Programme

7.0 Dance Music.

Fax-Trots Foolish

Heart; Who Loves You.. Ronnie Munro And His Dance Orchestra. I Dream Of Mc Dream Of San Marino; Lel Havana .. Ronnie Munro And His Dance Orchestra.

7.12 Closing local Stock Quotations. 7.15 London Relay Detectives In Fiction'.

The first of a series of dramatised detective stories. Each programme in this series will deal with a dif- ferent detective in fletion whose ex- ploits have made him famous.

1--Sherlock Holmes.

and the adventure of Silver Blaze from the story by A. Conan Doyle. Adapted for broadcasting by Pascoe Production Thornton.

by Leslic

Stokes.

7.45 Musical Comedy Selections. "London Rhapsody"-Vocal Selec- The tion (Carr. and Kennedy)...

con- London Palladium Orchestra

"Crest Of ducted by Jack

(Ivor

The Drury entre Orchestra conducted by Prentice, Mus. Bas.

The Wave" Frere. Novello,

Lone

C. Prentice).

prr Theatre Charles

8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

8.03 Studio Gaston D'Aquino

(Tenor) and E. O'Nell Shaw (Plano). 1, Ch'ella mi creda ("Fanciulla

Romance

O'Neil del West"-Puccini); 2, Piano Solo-

(Gliere)... E. Shaw; 3. Mi Viejo Amor (Porcz Freire-Request); 4, A Vucchella (Tosti); 5, Povero Pulcinella (Buzzi

Peccia).

Their great speed and heavy dread of any ground or navul His first really big job was under- forces that might consider at- laken in 1924. He was sent It is possible, therefore, that the special emissary to explore the possi-tacking the Empire's most im- battleships will be substantially larger bully of developing revolutionary portant artery.

In the event of any threat to the than the

A two-pounder pom-pom gun, 35,000-ton type already agitation in India. building, while four of the seven He arrived in India carly in 1925 Canal, equipment and ammunition capable of firing 100 rounds a cruisers may exceed the limit of 8,000 as "Mr. Cochrane," and at a secret

can be rushed to advanced landing minute, has been produced to tons imposed by tranty..

meeting in Amsterdam on July 11-12,

being prepared near answer the menace of swiftly The

construction programme 1925, he gave a report of his visit. groundy now

with whom

diving

or gliding, low-flying includes: Two battleships, one air ascociated in India were convicted in

lie the lakes forming the canal. cruft carrier, four Jorge cruisers.

TERROR TO SUBMARINES enemy aircraft, Meerut conspiracy trial-for There is also to be one repair and the

Mounted 01) 11. light carriage service ship for the Fleet Air Arm. conspiracy against the King-Em- The Blenheims, which have dead-equipped with balloon tyres, it is a

40 DESTROYERS BUILDING peror,

After his Indian adventure Glady striking power, will be used to highly mobile weapon, says the Daily view of the fact destroyers are already under con- ing devoted himself to industrial patrol the Red Sea and the eastern Telegraph. For the service of each Boult struction, the completion of which agitation will give the Navy 14 modern flotillas,

this time he turned his mind toward no destroyers are to be ordered in

the possibility of espionage, for he In their place three mine-layers of for the second time-obtained a job the most modern type are to be built. as an engineer at Woolwich Arsenal. The programme also includes depot He was dismissed in October 1928. ships for destroyers and submarines LINK WITH SABOTEURS and a number of light craft, such as motor torpedo-boals.

In

1938.

40 that

in Britain, particularly end of the Mediterranean.. among engineers. Probably about

the

Their heavy bombs will make

feared them

by submarines which are visible from the air even when submerged.

8.23 B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra. Overture "Light Cavalry" (Suppe) Orchestra conducted by Adrian

Run there will be a detachment of 8.30 London Relay-Escapo'-1. Ove men.

First hand accounts by Prisoners It is calculated that targets of War. J. R. Ackerley travelling at between 150 to 200 miles

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sets

the

an hour, and at an altitude of from 9.0 A Spanlab Programme. 3,000 to 7,000 ft., will have to bo Three Cornered Hat Suite (De engaged by these newly formed light Falla), 1, The Neighbours; 2, The Heavy machine guns and other and gun crews composed of men phony Orchestra conducted by le anti-aircraft groups, This will de Miller's Dance... New Light Sym- with initiative, resource and activity. Malcolm Sargent. L'Amour Sorcle

OPEN SIGHTS

(Manuel de Fella). Danse De La To obtain efficient practice for this Frayeur Et Reçit Du Pecheur; Dense Ricardo Vines quick-firing gun, new ranges will Rituelle Du Fen. have to be constructed with machine (Piano Solo). From Sept Chansons cry devised for throwing up aeroplano Populaires Espagnoles (Manuel de Chanson Da Feu Follot

I thought 1932 he was concern-secret, armament make the bombers ed with the secret printing and dis-equally dangerous to ground forces It is authoritatively stated that good tribution of an illegal and seditious attempting landings on the desolato

is being made with the Communist paper,

Soldiers coast lines. progress transfer of Fleet Air Arm control Voice.

In mid-May, a year later, he was from the Air Ministry to the Ad- miralty. The latter

campaign for has worked out u put in charge of a complete scheme of air polley for the establishing Communist cells in fac- Fleet, and the decision to lay down tories in East London.

was, with most important Communist. In Brilaine was a link between the open Communist Party and the sinister underground tion responsible for

another aircraft-carrier this year is

д

a result of the scheme. Five large carriers are already building, and five older ships of this type are to be retained.

The personnel of the Fleet Air Arm is to be augmented by the entry of short-service special officers and by

the

with

By

the

end of 1934 Glading exception, the

explonage, sabotage, and seditious nelivity among the Services.

targets at greatly increased speeds Fall Mic

£800 Nugget

I possible.

On Goldfield

naval construction, us evidenced who were to take part in the cam- for a working man. hy the big increase in the vote. Dur-paign to cause trouble in the de- log this

Now, saya Austral News, they year the number of war fence industries; Glading was the vessels of all types to be completed.

cles and Inld down is 118, in-thor of the instructions, which hava just uneartned a BD oz. nuggec.

Sarasate) positions of the target. To engage (Violin)ith T. Saldenberg (Piano).

BOY OF 13 BALD100 Varley such as Your Laps

De L'Amour Sorcler). and with all kinds of approach. All

forms of allack will be Soneto A Cordoba (Manuel de Falla)

It

Maria Barrientos (Soprano) with Ja hoped to give Manuel De Falla at the Plano. effective reply to surprise action-

that Es assumed

armoured Aragon-Fantasin (Albeniz); Puerta

De Tierra-Bolero (Albeniz) machines of the air will have to be

Sevilla conducted by For seven lean years, two dealt with so that the firing of Orquesta

projeellles will be

Roberti. Jonquin

9.30 Londen Relay The Newn brothers, Bert and Walter Cook- armour-piercing

taken into account. son have "fossicked" for gold in

0.50 Violin Bolos. The pum-pom has a good muzzle

(Bizet--Arr. the Ballarat district of Austra-velocity which will reduce the time

"Carmen" Fantasy

Efrem Zimballat training of ratings as aircraft: In the spring of 1938 the Com- pilots.

munist Party issued a secret memo-lia, making on an average less between the "present" and "future"

10.0 London Relay Thin Micro- Excellent progress is being made randum of Instructions to all, those than the Australian basic, vage

surprise diving targets a type of

phone

At Largo' "open" sights bus been devised.

With 8.P.B. Mais. A visit to Warwickshire, A pro- Southam, gramme arranged by David Greiton.

and Dance Music

Of Love (R. Noble); The James Watson, aged 13, ta ne bald (Billy Hill).

Boy Friends,

the

Accordion-There A Gold Mine In Baldy," ar they call him has been The Sky (Kenny); Band-Whistling

(From Command And they tossed it to the ground a bad altender because of this, and Gipsy Including five big cruisers, the

Primo Senia's 22,000-ton aircraft carrier Ark Royal, It is hoped shortly to conclude and went on working. It is the som the police court here to-day his ance) 10 super-destroyers. and 10 sub-bilateral naval treaties with Den-largent nugget found in

the Im father aliar, was feed 79.00 (Moretti)

James Watson, a labourer, of Bond with vocal Chorus, marines

Cuckoo Waltz (JonnOB)1 mark, Finland, Norway, Poland, *A very large programme of recon- Sweden and Turkey on the lines of mediato district since the days of child struction also in hand. The battie those negotiated last year with Ger- the "roaring fifties"

Hodney is to be refitted at a cost many and Russia. The object is to

The battleships Queen bring all these Powers withla the to the royal mint for £800. Bald lud, £ 302,847. Elizabeth and Vallant and the battle- orbit

of the London Treaty of 1936.

Bert: "No, thara'll be no celebra-a concession ruleer Renown are being modernlsed, It is disclosed that in July fast some tion. I'll pay off a house I'm: bup-year his cap intool Manchisee (The Roaring Troubadour). Ordi setare named at a cost of £2,702, inor points arising out of the Anglosing and Waller'll build one". Long "He lont his hair a year arcot have Jalousie Tango (bade)

To-night the boy's mother said: Berenade from "Trasquite" (Lehr); Ak there vessels undergoing- ble derman "nával¬agreement of 1986

were discussed between the two silence.

taken him to two horpiials for treat". Room And His Orcharten.“

$17.0 Clasa. Down. Governments and Waldfactory settled.

5 battleships,

17 Crulsors,

18 submarines.

were

kers."

In the past 18 months he hug

been

discovery WAS Australian:

40 destroyers, and in charge of the espionago organiza- tion set up by the underground sec-

0 aircraft carriers.

In course of the next 12 months tion of the Communist Party.

how vessels are due for comple-

64 now

tion,

cruisers and 18

characteristically

Bert: That's a good lump. Walter: Yes,

Belfast.

as the proverbial bullards ball pod Carroll Gibbons with

is the butt of his schoolmates.

Dance Orchestra, Vocal 111

Sing with the You A Thousand Love Songs (From to school, A Cain and Mabel'); Serenade In The

Later the brothers sold the gold But he may fold:hoad, he can'] Night (Korn star Mare Henri

And that was that.

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Paris, Apr. 11. There has been no sign of settle- ment of the labour troubles in the Paria district in spite of the dis- appearance of M. Blum's Socialist Government which may have im- proved the situation,

APPEAL TO.

The new Finance Minister, M. Marchandeau, stated that finance was at the root of all Franco's pro- blems. He added that he would do hia utmost to place the country's inances

on a rounder basis.- Heuter's Bulletin.

„NATION. Paris, April 11.. M. Dolodier bus summoned an Initial meeting

of the Cabinet to map plans to bolster international Influence and settle the labour dis- turbances to cope with the grave financial crisis. He has appealed for national support,

It

la understood that he intends to demand extraordinary powers for at least six months. It is believed: Chat he will take his' policier before the Parliament this wook-United Press.

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LONDON

Quiet Reception on The Exchange Market

London, Apr. 11.7, France's new: Government mot Final Pulet Teleplun on the

which

There are thousands of familles in this colony wha have but three alternatives:--

Ta bog,

To steal,

To itsiva,

These people are our fel low human beings and our fellow citizens, and their (children...daservato, better 'chance in life than this. We {axjstīto see that they got it. HONGKONG SOCIETY FOR THE

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