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CELEBRATE REVOLT-Sorgeants' Revolt of Supt. 4, 1933, which resulted in establishment of now Cuban government, is observed by President-elect Fulgencio Batista, at army parade in Havana. From left: Mrs. Batista, Colonel Batista, Mrs. Pedraza and Chief of Staff Pedraza.
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New Appointment
LONDON, Nov. 28 (Reuter). -Lieut. General Claude John
Eyre Auchinleck has been appointed Commander-in-Chief, Indin. In succession to General Sir Robert Cossela.
The appointment takes effect early in 1941.
The new Commander-in-Chief goes to India from the post of General Ofeer Commanding the Southern Commend, where he has been engag ed in perfecting the last details of Southern England's defences against any threat of invasion.
Auchinleck has a high reputation for
war effort.
November 29, 1940.
Police R. C. Gifts To Bomber Fund
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TWO GIFTS of 3100 · each were made to the "8.0.M.Post" and "H.K. tho Telegraph" Bomber Fund at Anaital Meeting of the Police Res creation Club, held yesterday. First of these was by Mr. A. F. Estall, who as retiring Bar convener was voted an extra 8100 honorarium, but who, in expressing thanks, sinted that that aum would be devoted to the Fund. The second was $100 honorariam due to Mr. Glendinning,' former grounds- man, but who had left the Colony. This was made by the Club,
Mr. C. G. Perdue, Acting Com- missioner of Police, was in the Chair, and was assisted by Mr. J. C. S. Fender (retiring Chairman), Mr. W. Nolloth (Secretary), Mr. R. B. Davies (Treasurer), Mr. R. II. E. Marks and Mr. A, J. C. Taylor. (auditor).
Mr. Fender drew attention to the satisfactory financial position, which showed a balance of income over ex- penditure of“ - $1,554.22. Membership stood at 302.
The following offer bearers were electedChairman, Mr. E. G. Post; Secretary, Mr, T. McMahon; Treasurer. Mr. F. Channing; Bar Convenor, Mr. F. Channing: Auditor, Mr. A. J. C. Taylor; Groundaman, Mr. W. J. Me Walter: Committee. Messrs. F. Nolan. C. Goodwin, A. F. Estall; Tennis repre- rentative, Mr. J. Orem; Lawn Bowls Representative. Mr. F. Nolan: Golf re- presentative, Mr. '3. W. McDonald.
An Innovation was made by the op- pointment of the one officer as treasurer and bar convenor, owing to the dim! culty of running the club efficiently without full co-operation between both) officials. It was felt that a combination of the posts would eleminate overlop.
It was decided to give the retiring] omcials honararia as follows.-Trea surer, $300: Secretary, $200; Bar Con venor, $200; Groundiman, $100, previous year's honararium to the bar
The
convenor was $100 but an extra $100; Mr. A. F. Estall, as, during his adminis was voted for the retiring convenor,
Iration, the bar had shown a profit for
the first time.
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DONATIONS -
for their decision and stated that he Estall thanked the mumbers would hand the extra $100
Morning Post Bomber Fund.
to the
man, had left the Colony with a gift from the Club, and their present
As Mr. Glendinning, former grounds.
ing belief that Britahs is fighting America's battle as well as her own. The Influential "Washington Post," discussing
the loan problem, declares that while Britain is not at the
LANCHOW, Nov. 28 (Central bottom of the barrel," the British are compelled to budget their resources News), - Princess Chi Chan- At the age of 50, Licut General
the
that this "wasting war" will be prolonged and elementary feng, the fighting Mongolian shrewdness in outlook and vigour in prudence compels them to mobilize amazon of the Uriat Front Ban-action in all its aspects, having had their credit as well as their assets. ner in West Suiyuan, was highly wide regimental and staff experience groundsman had assumed duties only
Planning The War
commended by General Chu there,
very recently, it was unanimously, de- "Naturally the British would be Chao-liang, Commander of the Committee on the defences of India groundsman's
He was a member of the Chatfieldcided to give the $100 voted for the honararium to the able to plan the war effort more Chinese Forces in the North- and in that capacity made a first-hand Bomber Fund. efficiently and with greater conild- ence if they knew in advance that west, for leading Mongolians study of all sides of India's growing Mr. Perdue presented the following their purchases would eventually be against the Japanese,
prizes for bowls: shored up by American credit. There is no doubt about the American answer. When the time comes to consider the credits, it will be 'Yes." Statements by Senator. Walter F George, the new Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, that he personally favours old for Britain and "will go the distance with the chief executive" are taken to indicate that something definite will be done as soon as the
new Congress is convened in January.
Unconfirmed rumours suggest that Senator George may fly to England to sce Mr. Winston Churchill and other British leaders.
Princess Chi arrived here yesterday and called on General Chu to report | on the military situation in Sulyuan. She also presented the general with a 1silk banner.
Greek Shipping Requisitioning
LONDON, Nov. 28 (Reuter). -Full powers of control, includ- ing requisitioning powers over
Strong XV Chosen By Small Units
A very strong Combined Small Units fifteen will meet Club "A"
nitren at Rugby to-morrow afternoon all great shipping outside the on the Club ground at 3 p.m. Eastern Mediterranean, have Pte, Macdonald, Small Unils' star been conferred 'on
turn, will be playing for Army against Greek Club in the Quadrangular game and
♫
CHUNGKING WILL Shipping Committee in London will not be available. However, every
IGNORE WANG
by_the_Greek Government.
Small Unit in the Colony, including the. Control is also vested in the Com-the lean should beat Club "A". The Royal Air Force. Is represented and CHUNGKING, Nov. 28 (Reuter), mittee of all Greek ships over 4,000 team is: ~The Chinese Government will tons dead weight in the Eastern Sat. Hamien (Bervice Corps): 3/A, almost certainly ignore Wang Ching-Mediterranean. wel's peace appeal.
This has been done in order to
In well-informed quarters it is ensure that Greek ships are employ- stated that the Government, having ed in accordance with the require always regarded Wang Ching-wel as ments of the Allied war effort. a traitor, Is unlikely to give him the recognition that any reply would suggest.
German Condition Of Help For Italy
ZURICH, Nov.
28 (Reuter)an
Lecture Cancelled
It is announced that Professor F, A.
Turner (Service Corpat, SIS. Will (ala). Pte. Pratt (Medieal Corps) and Pic, Whybro (Medical Corps): Capt. scriven (Indian Medical Service) and Capt. Barcley (Medical Corps); Bkt. Bed- ford (Signals), Cpì, Chandlier (Medical Corps), Capt. Crew (Service Corps); Cpl. Edge (Medical Corpn. Lt. Col. McPherson (Ordnance Corps); Pie., Mohan (Medical Corps), Sig. Harrington (Signals) and Fil. Lt. Taylor (Air Forco).
Reserves. Pie, Morgan (Medical Corps), Big. Latter (Signal), L/Cpl. Hoskins Corps).
cdmonds unwell and as a result Service Corp) and Pie, Chulon (Service
the lecture which he was to have given to-night at the Hongkong
University, under the auspices of the
CHUNGKING Nov 20 (Central Engineering Society, has been post-News) Dr. Francis K. Pan has been Events of the past few weeks have paned. The subject of Professor appointed Director of the General nroved a great disappointment to Redmond's lecture was to have been Affairs Department of the Ministry
of Communications. Italy and have notably increased the "Aerial Warfare". Halians' lack of enthusiasm for war, according to
American travellers
arriving here from Italy.
A rumour is current that Germany
in unwilling to help Italy against
Greece unless Italian forces are placed under German control.
Fanling Hunt & Race
STOCK EXCHANGE Club Report Good Year
LONDON, Nov. 28 Reuter). On the Stock Exchange to-day, the day's feature was glit-edged securities which made further progress in netive
trading.
Indian Government stocks appre elated considerably on good local buying
elsewhere,
AN EXCELLENT financial year showing a profit of $12,495.17 was reported by Mr. M. M. Watson, Chair- man, at the annual meeting of the Fanling Hunt & Race Club held yesterday in the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine Matheson and Co., Ltd.
Many foreign bonds, notably Brazilians, were ugaih higher, while'l Other members of the Com-which is, of course, our main source of a revival of interest in Japanese and mittee present were Messrs. F. revenuo there was the substantial ex- Chinese Issues resulted in good goins G. Maunder (representing the cess of income over expenditure name- Wall Street was irregularly lower. Secretaries), E, M. Hazeland, ly, the sum of $13,495,17, which has A. H. Potts, H. C. Macnamara, | been carried to the general account. "In the Income, and Expenditure Ac- Fishermen's Bazaar W. T.-Stanton, G. P. Ferguson count, the balance of the three pro- and Acting Major H. Harland ceeding accounts are included together with the subscriptions and other items
Opened Yesterday (Royal Scots). Also present which could not conveniently be re-
the
we
A three-day bazaar to celebrate the Were Major Frederick, and corded in any "of fourth anniversary of the Hongkong Mesurs. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, L. counts. The cost of the Drag Hounds Fishermen's Union was opened by H. C. Challinor, W. H. S. Davis practically the same as the cost of the for the year. was $3,034.71, which is Mies P. Harrop, lady assistant of the and Kwok Hin-wang, Secretariat; Fach Chinése. Affairspint
previous year, the increase of $500. To Un Restaurant, West Polot, Watson said:
Making his annual report, Mr. M. M. being due to the failing off of sub-
[scriptions,""). yesterday.
Particularly interesting were the Referring more - particularly to the... – ACCUMULATED FUND specimens of fishes and sen aards Accounts, I would like to draw your me kako se caught by the children of Union attention to the successful year that the "The amount of the Accumulated? members: There were also a variety Club hnd and which has made the Fund has considerably increased, over of sea-shells (cach one a perfect then it was this time last year. Deal-vious year's accounts and, this satis annncial position considerably better the amount which appeared in the pre, example of its kind) on exhibition, ing with particular secounts you will factory position having, now been at- One rare shell, had its
own tiny abserve, however, that, the proft pre tained, it is hoped the Club will be showcase of glass on a blackwood viously made, on the Stable Accountable to maintain the same, and ull- stand
ere
turned into a loss last year, but, this la mately we trust that a fund can be In the evening there were various accounted for by the very great, in nccumulated to an extent which will murements, including music and crease in the cost of methods and real free the "Club from the financial wor dramatis performances.
Ar patra, an increase, which has stenchy ries which has largely been its lot in The bazaar will be open to-day and gone on to date and, as I will mention the past I do not think the balance to-morrow, the proceeds of the three later, very much affects the cost of wheat of the DesgrHounds which is days being deveted to: welfare work stands this season for the Race Course, included in the accounts calls for any for longkong fahermen,-
"in the Kwanti Race Course Account, commentia
Cinb Championship (1939)-Winner. E. a. Post; - Nunner-up. F. Channing.
Novirestunner-up, 1. D. Pitches. Root Cup-Winners, J. niddell, L. n. Whant J. Hayward, J. Hunter. Runners- UP... Poal, W. McLeod, R. D. Fitches,
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Club Championship (1940)--Winner, G. Perkins: Runner-up, J. C. Altken.
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Paira Bandicap-Winners_Z.G. Post, F. Channing; Ruiner-up,, G. Davies, A Greatwood.
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