1930-01-13 — Page 12

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HONG KONG,

GIRL FALLS INTO

THE SEA.

SAD DROWNING CASE AT SAIWAN BEACH

SLIPPED OFF ROCK

A drowning case occurred near the Scouts' Training Cump at Saiwan Bay, yesterday morning.

According to information given to the Police by a Chinese girl named Ip Yau (13), living in a hut on the hillside at Shaukiwon Eant, yesterday morning she accompanied her sister-in-law, Lay Mun-kam (22) to the Saiwan beach to gather seaweeds.

They had wader some distance from the shore when suddenly Lau Mun-kam slipped from rock and fell into the

· BLA, She sank immediately and did not re-appear on the surface. This oc- curred at about 6 a.m.

The Police recovered the unfortunate woman's body from the beach near Barker's Bungalow at 6 p.m., and re- 'moved it to the Victoria Mortuary.

“PLEASURE CRAZED"

Dialogue Story Which Should Please Public

With an exciting polo game, a. thrilling auto chase, an attempted poisoning and three clever crooks after a rare collection of emeralds. "Pleasure Crazed," the all talking Fox Movietone production which opens at the Queen's Theatre to-day provides plenty of entertainment

for its audience.

Marguerite Churchill, Kenneth MacKenna and Dorothy Burgess, playing the leading roles, give a notable performance, and an un- usually good supporting cast in eludes, Campbell Gullen and Henry Kolker.

The Alm, cleverly directed by Donald Callaher, is one of the best modern dramas to reach the talking screen, Philip Klein had charge of the pictorical direction, which is claimed to be excellent.

The quality of the synchronisa- tion is such as to elicit the highest praises from the most discriminat ing. Other Fox all talking produc- tions have demonstrated the merit of Movietone and now "Pleasure Crazed," it is said, maintains this high standard both as of story and dialogue quality,

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MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1930.

JEWS AND PEACE

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They Should Head the

Movement

Barlin, Yesterday.

The new "Jewish Peace League" was inaugurated to-day at a big public meeting presided over by Dr. Wassermann, Director of the Deutsche Bank.. The speakers in- cluded Dr. Leon Feuchtwanger, the Author of "Jew Suss."

Dr. Albert Einstein, in a message Jews should head the peace move- to the meeting, declared that the

ment, and proposed that every Jew should pay an annual peace tax of one mark-Reuter.

BRITAIN'S REPLY

(Continued from Page 1.)

GUARD FOR PEACE DELEGATES

EVERY MOVEMENT WATCHED BY POLICE OFFICERS

ITALIANS 'WELL “NURSED"

Geneva, Yesterday.

Never before have there been auch elaborate police precautions on the eve of meeting of the League Council, except when the Russian delegates attended the meeting, but In view of recent revelations of ant! Fascist conspiracies the great- est care is being taken to ensure the safety of the various delegations, particularly the Italian.

Various police of the station in Geneva have been reinforced by de- tachments from other Cantons. Police and detectives are guarding In reference to the views of the the hotel accommodating the Italian French Government regarding the delegation, and also the League desirability of a treaty of mutual officers met the British delegation, guarantee and non-aggression beheaded by Mr. Arthur Henderson, at

the station last night.-Reuter. tween the Mediterranean Powers, is stated that the British Gov-

érnment agree that the four-VARSITY CEREMONY Power treaty relating to the Paci-

which resulted fic treaty,

from Programme for Congre- the Washington Conference, exert-

gation To-day ed a happy influence upon the negotiation of the Washington Naval Treaty.

"His Majesty's Government would only point out at this stage that a treaty such as that sug- gested by the French Government appears to go considerably further than the Pacific treaty above mon- tioned, which provided only for the summoning of a conference for the settlement of controversies and for a joint consultation in the face of aggressive action. Inas- much as all the Mediterranean Powers are members of the League of Nations, it would appear that the facilities already exist for a joint consultation in the event of need,

There Is a great measure of security In this, but His Majesty's Governmont would be glad to ex- change views on the subject with all the Powers concerned."

The reply notes with particular pleasure the opinion that none of the problems mentioned in the French memorandum amounts to irremovable obstacles, and they share entirely in the confidence the French Government felt by that there will be cordial co-opera- tion amongst the delegations to promote the great aims of the conference, and that success will terminate their labours-British

CHILD KIDNAPPED Woman Sent to Jail for Wireless Service.

a Year

Sentence of one year's fail with hard labour was passed by Mr. T. S. Whyte- Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy to- day, on a Chinese woman, named Wong

MORE POINTS TO RAISE? -

Washington, Yesterday, Mr. H. L. Stimson has arranged to meet M. Tardieu and Signor Grandi separately before the open

The following is the Order of Ceremonial at the 21st Congrega- tion of the University of Hong

Kong, to be held this afternoon:-

His Excellency the Chancellor will declare the Congregation open.

The University Anthem will be sung by St. John's Cathedral Choir (augmented).

The Vice Chancellor will address the Congregation.

His Excellency the Chancellor will confer the LL.D., degree on His Honour Sir Henry Gollan, Kt., K.C., C.B.E.

The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine will present graduates.

The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering will present graduates The Dean of the Faculty of Arts will present graduates.

The Vice Chancellor will present the scholarship winners.

His Excellency the Chancellor will address the Congregation.

His Excellency the Chancellor will declare the Congregation closed.

By kind permission of Major R. H. Crake, D.S.O. and Officers of the 2nd Battalion the King's Own Scottish Borderers will perforin.

SMARTER CABBIES

New York Drivers to Wear Uniform

New York, Yesterday. The new dark grey uniforma apecially prescribed by the Police Police chief, Grover Whalen, must Department, and chosen by the

Sze, who pleaded guilty to kidnappinging of the London Conference. henceforth be worn by all of New

a Chinese girl, five years old, from her parents at 458 Reclamation Street.

Reuter's American Service.

According to the defendant's own statement, she anticed the child to play at her house in Parkes Street, but woman must have contemplated sell- the continual crying of the girl brought ing the child, but Sergeant Fitches Chinese detective to the place and pointed out that there was no evidence the woman was arrested.

to show that she was connected with His Worship remarked that the the child trafic.

York's 70,000 taxi cab drivers, and all taxis must conform with certain standard specifications, such да four wheel brakes, unsplinterable Both sides gings, and red lights.

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