THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, ·MONDAY, ・ NOVEMBER 28, 1938.
800 CHINESE SOLDIERS ENTRAIN TO SOCKS KOWLOON, BOARD INTERNMENT SHIP
Government Charters Steamboat Co. Vessel To Hold Troops Will Be Held For
War's Duration
EIGHT HUNDRED CHINESE soldiers left Fanling
by train at noon to-day.
They arrived in Kowloon shortly after 1 p.m. and marched aboard the Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Company's steamer Lihong.
Officers Reach Kuling
For the duration of the war between China and Japan, the men will remain aboard the Lihong, which has been chartered by the Hongkong Government as an internment ship.
As soon as the 800 men were detrained, they marched be- tween guards to the Lihong at Holt's Wharf.
Daring Trek Through Liang cast
Guerilla Lines
KIUKIANG, Nov. 28. LIEUTENANT C. P. CAUL FIELD, of U.S.S. Monacacy, and Lt. J. B. Fox, of H.M.S. Cock- chafer, who volunteered to go through the Lushan mountain
When they were all embarked the uff and was towed to loun Bay. where the Chunter. internees were kept for the time Deang,
It is anticipated that the Libong would later proceed to Talix Har- which is considered a better un-
bour,
forage.
Tue 100 soldiers comprise those who have surrendered their arms
Kanctuary An
and rough territory.
area, infested with Chinese The majority
of
them
British
entered
guerillas, in an attempt to reach British territory at Shum Chun,
SIR OSWALD MOSLEY
Mosley's Secret Marriage
LONDON, Nov. 27.
the sanatorium at Kuling have Takuling, Lin Ma Han and Shatnu- READERS OF THE "Sunday
The Britan
returned safely to Kiukiang.
and American navali officers succeeded in their hazardous mission, and report on their retum that the 110 foreigners at Kullog bre all safe and well,
7%
At Kuting 35 Americans, Britons, 2 Swiss und a German stili remain in the sanatorium or in the surrounding huts.
kuk.
Some of the men were bondaged | Chronicle" have been supplicil from slight wounds received in in-with a tit-bit of news about the! marriage of Sir Oswald Mosley, counters with the Japanese.
Of these ten American, 14 Britous, the two Swiss (one of whom is n woman mis.onary) and the German- lady have expressed their desire to be "evacuated from Kuling.
Following a conference with the British and American authorities to! day, the Japanese authorities ex- pressed their readiness to extend as much ass.stance as possible to the refugees, proposed evacuation of the
Eighty-three foreign residents at Kuling have ex
expressed their inten-
tion of remaining at the resort, despite shortage of food and danger that they may be attacked by the ruerillas.-Domei,
CORDON AROUND BASE According to a Central News mes. Bago the Japanese have
cases
More seriously wounded are being detained in the Kowloon leader of the British Fascists, and Kwong Wah hospitals, but as to Mrs. Diana Gryman-Mitford, soon as they are in fit condition to daughter of Lord Redesdale and Join their companions they will be sister of Miss Unity Mitford. sent nut to the thong.
The Libong has been laid up in Hongkong harbour for the past 10 months.
POLICE WEDDING
Mr. A. Billingham And
Miss M. Powell
An interesting Police wedding took place at St. John's Cathe- dral on Saturday, when Mr. Albert Billingham, of the Hong already kong Police Force, married Miss thrown a cordon around the base of Maud Florence Crosby Powell, the Lushan Mount., on top of formerly of Berwick Avenue, which Kuling is situated.
Hayes, Middlesex, England.
has
been
at
"The wedding, which kept strictly secret, took place Munich at the beginning of Decem- ber, 1937, In the presence of a num- ber of well-known political per- songwald
says the newspaper report. Mosley's first wife was
Sir
New Three-Power Military Pact
LONDON, Nov. 28. ACCORDING to Mr. A. J. Cummings, well- known political commentator, writing in the "News-Chronicle" to-day, a new triple alliance is now ready for signature between Germany, Italy and Japan.
The article, which is splashed with huge headlines on the main news page, declares that for some months the three Powers have been carrying on negotiations for the transformation of the anti-Comintern Pact into a close alliance of great military significance.
It is stated that the main provisions of the agreement, the text of which has been "officially endorsed in the three capitals", are:"
1.If one
of the contracting parites is menaced by war by a third Power or group of Powers. other members of the alliance whil artist the lower so threatened, politically, diplomatically, and by at their every economic means disposal.
2-If one of the contracting parties is attacked, all three will consult Immediately on measures of assistance to be rendered by the other two Powers.
3- 1wo of three members of the alliance are engaged simul- taneously in war they pledge them nelves in make no separate peace, but only simultaneously and with common accord, and will not accept an armistice except by common agreement,
4-The duration of the alliance
with
the
is to be for 10 years, proviso that if the alliance is not denounced before the end of that period, it will be continued for a further five years,
CULTURAL ALLIANCES
Chiang Warns Britain
Requests For More Material Aid
NEW YORK, Nov. 26. THE SHANGHAI BUREAU of the "Associated Press," quot-,
Chinese sources, reports ing that Chiang Kai-shek voiced a warning to the British Ambus- sador, Sir Archibald Kerr Clark Kerr, against the British atti- tude regarding the Chinese re quests for assistance when the two met recently in the hinter- land.
The report says that Chiang Kai- shek warned the British envoy
Lady Cynthia Curzon, doughter of
It is added that the separate cul- thut should Great Britain hesitate the Marquess of Curzon of Kedles- tone. She died in 1933. Three chil-tural pacis between Italy and Ger- in assist Chinn, British influence in dren resulted from the marriage, two many, and between Germany and China would decline in the Interest are of those who extend continued assis- Japan, announced last week, sons and a daughter.
Comintern Pact as a prelude of close collaboration to a direct military alliance.
the designed in the spirit of the anti-tance to Chick, the report further
Mrs. Diana Gryman-Mitford, present Lady Mosley, was formerly wife of Mr. Bryan Guinness, from whom she'obtained a divorce in 1934. There are two sons by her first mar- clage-Trans-Ocean.
CRASH IN AFRICA German Plane Takes Off
Into Palm Tree
Bathurst, W. Africa, Nov. 28. The 40-seater German Lufthansa
It is declared that a cultural pact on the same lines will shortly be signed between Japan and Hungary, The News-Chronicle states that Herr von Ribbentrop is said to be prepared to sign the agreement im- mediately, but that Count Ciano, who has agreed in principle. Is reported
to have asked that the formal act of signing should be delayed a few months, if necessary, in view of the current negotiations between Rome and London.
nerudrome Po
In a leader on the subject, the
Chiong
complained that while Great states, Britain has yet to comply with the Chinese requests for loans, despite negotiations in the past year or more. she recontly agreed to make an enor- mous loan to Czecho-Slovakio.
According to the Shanghal mes- sage, similar opinions will be ex- pressed by Chlang Kai-shek to the French and American Ambassadors in the near future.-Domet.
STOCK MARKET REPORT
The Japanese are being vigorously The bride, who arrived in the plane Preussen, which arrived here opponce by the Chinese guerillas. Colony by the Corfu, wore this morning with 10 passengers on News-Chronicle points out that the The Central News report adds that charming wedding dress of ivory a trial flight from Germany, crashed treaty is said to envisage the three the Japanese have cup、urca te sur-
Powers anding themselves simul- rounding ne.ghts, including Lienhua-satin. Her embroidered veil was on a palm tree at the
and adds: "We taneously at war,
The Hongkong. Stock Exchange tung, halhusu, Yikow
and Mai-worn as a cowl, and caught at the after taking off at 3.20 p. pas- must bring about a closer union of The plane caught fire,
and peace-loving official summary issued at 12.30 p.m. welling, but the Chinese flag is stili neckline with a small posy of
She carried asengers being killed and five injured. the democratic Auttering proudly above all the sur-orange blossoms.
was steady with The plane carried a crew of five and nations whose united forces will November 20, says:
The market or any potential aggressor, rounding
sing Sun flags.
bouquet of gladioli and African eleven engineers from the Junkers deter guerilias are launch-
combination of aggressors."Reuter. changes in prices.
Buyers works and Germot Air Ministry. continuous series of ra.ds on ing
Roubr 19.10 killed were three of Inspecter T. Sabey gave the bride the Japanese lines, constantly harass away in marriage, and Mrs. W. Mc Germany's leading pilots. The Preus-
Vibro Piling $8.00 Among the
H.K. Govt. 4% Loan 6pm. ing the Invaders.
Hardy neted as matron-of-honour. sen was making tests of the African!
TIK, Govt. 3% Loan par.
Sellers The bridegroom was attended by climatic conditions. The cause of the
Watsons Sergeant A. Haynes as best man. accident is unknown.--Reuter,
Public organisations in Kinngst re- cently subscribed $70,000 in cash and a large quantity of supplies, which have been safely taken through to the Lushan defenders.
daisies.
The Police Foren was well repre- sented at the reception that was held later at Lane Crawford's.
Commandera of the plane were von Blankenburg and Untucht, both famous in connection with successful flights over the north Atlantic, says
Pilot Carries Cycle-
In Case
MELBOURNE. The Central musary authorities When Mrs. Billingham left for the have also dropped considerable honeymoon, which is being spent at Trans-Ocean.
Declared to be the last of its type supplies of arms and ammunition, Rulse Bay, she wore i decp In addition to the crew of Ave. in the world, an old Maurice Farnam as well as food, to the guerillas by marina-blue two-piece costume there were on board members of the biplane was reconditioned here for a arachute from military transport rammed with fur, and a brown hat, planca,
The guerllins are fully equipped SUNDAY'S NUPTIALS and it is extremely unl.kely that the Japanese will be able to dislodge
Pretty Ceremony Held At
them.
GALE IN ENGLAND Lifeboats Kept Busy In Channel
London, Nov. 27.
A 70-mile-an-hour gale swept the
south of England and the Channel
were
St. Margaret Mary's A pretty Chinese wedding took
place at St. Margaret Mary's Church, Hanny Valley, on Sun- day, when Miss Rosemary Mah became the bride of Mr. Anthony Wee Tong-lee.
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commission of the Reich Air Ministry, barn-storming tour of the continent: as well as mechanics of the Junkers and New Zealand. The plane, bull works and the Bavarian motor works. here in 1914, is equipped with
blcycle so that In the event of forced landings in remote parts of the con- tinent, the pilot can pedal his way to civilization.
Man With Scar An Invention
Balen
Hongkong Bank 81.340 Union Insurance $492 Providents (Old) 15 H.K. TTAmways $10 I.K. Electrics #55%;" Telephone {0}) #2314 Vibro Piling 50%
HK. Covt. 4% Loan 6pm, Antamok P. 471⁄2
Atoka 201
Baguio Gold 25
Renguet Consul. 12.20
Coco Groves
405
Consol. Mines m
Demonstrations 20
I. X. L. 08
San Mauricio 1.78
Ruvoe Consol. 20
United Paracates 49%
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touches; and Mary' in opplegreen with jade touches. They also wore matching headdresses and vells.
Little Didie Wee, the flower-girl, wore a dainty trock of while taffeta with red trimmings, cut on Victorian
Curl Priced At 25 Cents tines, with headdress and veil.
In place if the conventional bride's altendants
REGINA, Sask. bouquets, the carried floral muffs to match their
Even the price of a curl interests headdresses.
When the cuse against Sydney G. the Saskatchewan government. The The little page-boy Master Paul, a 45-year-old salesman, at price schedules of various businesses, Uxbridge Police Court on November satisfactory to both employer und The bride's mother was present in
ceremonial gown,
The bride, who was given away in marringe by her elder brother. is Bobby Lee.
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last night. Many roads were water-the second daughter of Mrs. Manian claborately embroidered Chinchol 1, when he was charged with the employes, are drawn up under the
murder of his wife at their villa qt Industrial Standards Act. $5.00
the beauty logged, and with tremendous seas Sam-yuen and the late Mr. Mah buffeling shipping. lifeboats
Sam-ven formerly of Vancouver. B The bridegroom, who is a shippingRuislip, the prosecution allege that recent schedule for called to asalst vessels in distress.
Bear was a complete invention. A was set at 25 cents. Alded by searchlights from the Her wedding dress of white and coal merchant, and Manager of his story of an attack by a man with varlour business, the price of a curi
Emnim the Kwang Song Lung, is the only neighbour of the Pauls gave evidence aircraft carrier Furious at Plymouth, French faille was ent on a lifeboat went alongside the British lines, and embroidered with pearlsson of Mrs. Won Khe-yam and the that he heard screams and saw Paul steamer Jellicos Rose, which hadnt the waist and on the train. Her late Mr. Wee Khe-yam, formerly of through the glass root of the verun
Plymouth tone embroidered tulle voll was hel+ Samarinda, Borneo. dragged her anchors at
Mr. Alfred S, K. Lau, the well- dub of the house striking at some- Sound, and was driven on to then place by a juliet enn of nearla госку shore. The male of
the Embroidered laco mittens correlated known solicitor, undertook the duties thing on the floor. steamer was brought nahore in the ensemble, and she carried breeches buoy, but 12 members of victorian bouquet of illice-of-the-hing acted as groomsmen, the crew remained aboard unill a tug towed the vessel off at daybreak. valley and rose buds.
of best man, and Messrs. Henry Wong, Johnston Wong, and Lo Hung-
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The Rev. Fr. A. Granellt omeinted Big Footed Burglar Busy M's Rella Corals Mab was the at the ceremony, and Miss Bene-i A Southend lifeboat saved six men and the crews of three barges which maid-of-honour, and worn a charm deline Xavier rendered appropriate
A prowler, known to police only Bank at Thorpe Bay. The men clung in frock of nink French toffein with music on the organ.
Later a brilliant reception magents trimming, end a floral head-
as the "man with the big feet," has the rigging till the lifeboat ar-dress with matching yell.
held at the Hongkong Hotel. There were three bridesmaids, the When Mre. We left for the honeycompleted his 51st burglary, leav A phenomenal Udal wave at Sol- Mines Jeansite and Kay Christine moon, which is being spent at Manila footprints--for authorities to
Included among his burglaries way Firth submerged the marshes Mh. and Mary We who wore and in the South Seas,, she wore on
the homes of City Attorney at the village of Rockcliffs and inftat frocks out on Victorian Ther smart gown of wine and gold velvet re
Edwin W. Hunter and Pollco Ser- grey coat and drowned 1,000 sheep. — Reuter Jennette in sky-blus with rovat brocade with
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