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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933.

H.K University Comes Of Age MONARCHISTS WIN

(Continued frum Fage 1.)

Bil man.

ful orchids were ehid house.

R. M. Gibson. Prof. K. H. Digby, Prof. M. H. Roffey, Prof. W. Faid, Prof. R. E. Tottenham, Mr. N. L. Smith, Mr. V. M. Grayburn, Mr. Ho Kwong, Mr. K. E. Greig, Mr. M. P. Talati, Mr. Chau Yue-ting, Mr. A Cameron, Mr. Wong Kwong-tin. Mr.

GREEK ELECTIONS

Venizelist Group Routed.

'Athens.

General Tsaldaris, the fender of

the Monarchists, who succeeded in

THE CHINA MAIL,

To-Day's Short Story.

NOR IRON BARS

FR. JOSEPH TURVEY had

Department Wong Tak-kwong, Mr. M. K, Lo, Mr. / obtaining a majority in the elec‐| WVI never been noticed in Nor. Joseph had

Mr. Lo Bei-tong, Mr. Tsul Pak-yuat.

tions, has been commissioned by: the President to form a new Cabinet.

General Plastiras himself is still)

succeeded in escaping abroad.

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The celebrations will con- clude with a Carnival Ball in the Great Hall to-night, and this will be preceded by a monster fireworks display, at

Farmer Dick told the police that 9.30 p.m.

ence wished him in In the Anatomy

bury.

He made hurdles in the Hell, a place, he said, where fire was. there was

on view a number of N. H. France. Mr. D. W. Morley,

woods, and bound into faggots so beyond doubt it was Turvey who skulls illustrating the evolution Mr. D. F. Davies, Mr. R. A. Hill,

[the undergrowth that was not tried to raise Hell-fire upon earth the human head. A series of Mrs. Ring, Rev. Fr. G. Byrne, Dr.

As soon as he had succeeded in suited to hurdles. Mrs. Turvey by setting light to his corn. casts enabled the visitor to see at F. Goldby, Mr. S. V. Boxer, Rev. Fr.

Turvey was accused of arson, once all that is known of the fox-D. MacDonald. Dr. D. K. Pillai, Dr. this task, the temporary Cabinet was by no means more interest- J. S. Guzdar. Dr. Cheung Shiu-fan, headed by General Othoneos, will

ing either than other people; she committed for trial, found guilty. hand over office to him. Ling Ke-dieb. Dr. F. S.

would wear a white apron and and sent to prison for six months in Exhibits of mosquitoes illustrat Dr.

Meanwhile a number of offeins stand in her cottage doorway to the county gaol. ing the cause of malarial fever, Fernando, Dr. Au Tai-tin, Mr. Un

Weeks and days go by even to one of various por- Po, Mr. L. Oppenheim, Mr. Li Kai- belonging to the Venizelist group watch for the laker exactly like and X-Ray films

in prison, and when the iron bars any other woman. tions of the human body were young. Dr. S. N. Chau, Dr. . E. have been dismissed while several-

When. Mr. Turvey's steps were were opened to let out Joseph. some of many interesting things Dovey, Dr. A. V. Greaves, Dr. prominent supporters of General which the visitor saw in the Medi- J. A. R. Selby. Dr. G. H. Thomas, Plastiras who on Sunday and Mo-heard coming from the woods some Turvey the time seemed to him to A facsimile edi- Dr. R. J. Wong, Miss Griffin, Rev. day last tried the military conpinquisitive voice might inquire: have gone only too quickly. He cal Department.

"Who be that going by?" And the "xpected to resume at once his old tion of the first folio of Shake-E. L. Allen, Mr. G. W. Reeve, Mr. have been arrested.

one who had seen would merely say: unnoticed state as soon as he was speare's plays was on view in the Li Yau-tsun. Mr. Sumi Pak-ming, English Department. Many other Mr. Tang Shiu-kin, Dr. G. A. C. in hiding and is believed to have "Only Turvey." And this "only left on the town side of the great

Turvey" always deadened further gates.

Rut ต surprise awaited Mr. publications of English literary! Herklots, Mr. A. H. Fenwick, Mr.

inquiry. works were found here. Poems, B. G. Birch, Mr. M. A. Cooper, Mr.

The Rev. Charles Millwood would Turvey outside. An elderly gentle- novels, plays; in fact every ima-R. R. Campbell, Rev. Fr. D. J. Finn.!

sometimes nod to

man, whose life was apent in doing him or perhaps. ginable kind of book.

Mr. Lam Tung, Mrs. Faid, Rev.

my "I want you to bring me one good works, came up and shook him Experiments on heat, light, elec. G. K. Carpenter, Dr. Shi Man-wei. Sze Tsung-sing, Dr. Lien

or two hurdles, Turvey, to put in warmly by the hand and took him tricity, etc.. were carried out in Dr. the Chemistry and Physics labora-Tsoong-kya, Dr. Khoo Fun-yong.

my hedge where the boys broke it to the travellers' rest to give hiro a dinner. Joseph talked us fast as down at the school treat." Lories.

If John Card, the carter, or Jimhe ate about the fine times that he The Biology department contain- Mr. Chan Chau-lam, Mr. B. S. ed exhibits of many marine and Tissington, Major R. A. Anderen, dams, and in particular the work Borge, who dealt in hay, were talk had had within the gates, being fresh water fish and also snakes, Dr. R. S. Begbie, Dr. P. F. S. Court being done at Shing Mun Dam in ing polities by the village wall they pleased to find so ready a listener without as the old gentleman was, who shook lizards and other reptiles. Beauti. Dr. L. D. Pringle, Dr. E. W. Kirk, the New Territories was given at would let Turvey go by

seen in the or Mr. W. J. C. Fletches, Mr. A. yesterday's Rotary Club titlin at the even saying "Good evening" to him. hand again when he had finished

and wished him a new life. Morris, Dr. (Mrs.) Minett, Mrs Gloucester Building, by Mr. G. B. Life was often dull in Norbury,

never "You will

do anything; Gifford Hull, resident engineer of and the clouds hung heavy, and the In the Electricity laboratory a¡ Barker, Mr. T. A. Martin.

At 9 p.m. the University grounds the Shing Man water works con-west wind used to blow wildly and kinds of motors and dynamos were

TO-MORROW'S STORY. struction scheme. In the course of scatter the dead leaves about. Been at work and the distribution will be illuminated and at 9.30 there

to The west wind blow when Farmer of electricity was seen being per-will be a short display of fireworks his address he mentioned that

A fancy dress ball will commence

complete satisfaction the Dick set fire to a heap of dry straw

To-morrow's story will be formed by the machinery

in the

at ten o'clock and will continue unwork would be extended over a only to see, for mere amusement, j "The de Medici Cup," by Power House.

Whether the Their work how it would bura. period of four years.

Frederic Arnold Kummer. A Souvenir.

would be limited to about 500 cubic wind wished to help the farmer to

amuse himself 1 do not know, but wrong again, will you?" the old An excellent souvenir ha en Yards a day.

fire it gentleman remarked in a kind tone. produced in connexion with to-day's Hon. Mr. S. W. Ts'o presided, and as soon as he had lit the the benedit of the public in big event giving a brief history of the fallowing guests were introdue began to blow from the east, and, Mr. Turvey thought of a hurdle that Messrs. X. S. V. while Mr. Dick watched idly, the he hat once made with too green Strength of Materials laboratory the University and portraits of ed by members:

(New York City), fire ran along, as fire will run some wood, and he said “No.” In the Hydraulics laboratory tur. Vice-Chancellors and others connect Vanderhall.

(Trail British times, to the corn stacks and set; Mr. Balliboy was the Norbury car- bines, pumps, etc., were working at prominently with the institution. F. N. Warren

to them. Before Mr. Dick rier; he drove a horse and van until full pressure and many interesting as well as illustrations of various Columbia), Harry Gild (Shanghai), light experiments were performed.

The present Vice- H. C. Rosenbloom (Glasgow), F. L. turd to go home, for he had no motors began to come so much into Hornet Raples. F. H. Jewell, S. T. William mind to incriminate himself in the fuse, and then he bought one, paying Various departments were Chancellor. Sir William

he noticed that Joseph for it in instalments. Mr. Balliboy thrown open to the public, this writes an able introduction, and is en.. A. Rodgers. Glynn Evans, matter.

was resting near to the drove his car carefully and slowly, morning. among which were: to be congratulated on the souvenir. Tai Tak-tu. Lo Shut-po and A. B. Turvey

of the stacks of corn with Mr. Millwood's because he knew that his customers The Singth of Materials La- which is extremely, well

compiled. Purves, executive engineer

hurdles upon his back.

paid their two shillings so that they! boratory. Electrical Laboratory. There is a resume of important

might have a good talking time upon. Tower House, Chemistry Labore event in the University's youth.

the road. tory. English Department, Phy- and the different faculties

ure in- Laboratory, The Union

terestingly deal with. it in alto- School of Biology, The School of gether a most acceptable memento Tropical Medicine, The School of of a great occasion. Pathology, The School of Physio-

Lut By kind permission of logy. The School of Anatomy, Ho Colonel G. T. Raikes, D.S.O., and Tung Workshops, Heat Labora Ocers, the Band of the 1st Bat-

Bydraulics Laboratory, talion The

Border- South Wales Lory, The School of Chinese Studiest ers will perform a programme of and The Department of Educa- music, con Lading with the Uni- tion.

versity's anthem, the words of which Special Congregation. were written by Sir Cecil Clementi

music composed by This afternoon at five o'clock a and the special congregation will be held at Denman Puller. which the order of reremonial will be as follows:

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Mies

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1) His Excellency the Chancellor will declare the Congregation aşken.

42) The Vice-Chancellor will pre

sent the following gentlemen: --

Monsieur G. Coeder

Dr. R. W. Brock.

til two o'clock in the morning.

departments.

News In Brief.

jensure

THE SMALL-POX- EPIDEMIC

More Cases Occur In Kowloon.

DR. LI'S QUESTIONS TO SANITARY BOARD

A FAREWELL TRIBUTE

Sir Joseph Kemp And Mr. Hallifax.

The Management of the Repuise Mr. Wong Kwong-tin, Mr. M. K. La, fax replied. Bay Hotel advise that there will be Mr. L. C. F. Bellamy. Dr. Li Shlu-

In the past. Mr. Turvey had some- ! times ridden to the town in this jway, though always sitting at the back of the car where old bags and Jhoxes were put.

Mr. Balliboy we wont to call out, "Hand me that bag, Turvey," and, Joseph would grope about for what was wanted.

At a farewell dinner given last The beri seat in the van Questions on the local small-pox night to Sir Joseph Kemp, Kt., C. was beside Mr. Balliboy, where epidemic were asked by Dr. Li Shiu-B. E., and the Hon. Mr. E. R. Halli-you could look uut at the Mr. fan at a meeting of the Sanitary fax, C. M. G., C. B. E., at the. Kam jeountry and alo heor what Board yesterday, at which Mr. Ting Restaurant, West Point, Ly was being said inside. This seat Megarry, the President, occupied the their Chinese friends, Sir Shou-Mr. Balliboy always kept for people jehair. The others present were Son Chow paid a tribute to the work of note. A elergyman might be sil- the Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson, Vicedone by them in the Colony. ting there, or an undertaker, but President, Dr. G. W. Pope, M.O.H., Sir Joseph Kemp and Mr. Halli-when Joseph Turvey came to the van the day he left prison he saw His Excelleney the Governor also that this seat was empty.

He was trying to squeeze in be-l no dinner dance at that establish fan, Mr. C. II. Basto, Mr. C. Jspoke.

Roe, secretary, and Mr. Ne Mui-kai.|' in addition to the guests of hon- tween Mrs. Card and Mrs. Burge ment to-night.

assistant secretary,

jour there were present His Excel-when Mr. Balliboy touched his arm That the discuse was prevalent in lency the Governor, Sir William and invited him to sit in the front sent to the Government Civil Hos-Old and New Kowloon with a higher Peel, K. C. M. G., K. B. E., His Excel-seat. When they were once safely for the degree of Doctor of pital suffering from a wound in the incidence than in Victoria was the leney Major General O. C. Barrett, started Mr. Balliboy asked Turvey right ear which was inflicted by a reply given by Mr. Megarry to one C, B., C. M. G., C. B. E. D. S. O., to take off his hat so that he might (3) The Dean of the Faculty of coalie since arrested.

of the questions, and he further Hon. Mr. C. C. Alabaster, K. C., see how his hair was out. Joseph Medicine will present the Vice-

stated that the cause of this higher o. B. E., Hon. Mr. E. Taylor, Hon. and as he was asked and rabbed Chancellor for the degree 01

The only 'Sir Henry Pollock, K, K. C., Sir 'his cropped head with his hands, Sa Lam, a Chinese postman, was incidence was not known, Doctor of Lawu (Honoris admitted to the Government Civil measures available to combat the Shouson Chow, Kt. His Honour Everyone រ the

isolation of patients Mr. Justice J. R. Wood, Hon. Mr. nouneed the sum of "On" that;} Hospital, suffering from dog bite disease were

When The bite was caused and vaccination, but the fact that E. D. C. Wolfe, C. M. G., Dr. A. R. simple people say (4) His Excellency the Chancellor

Great will address the Congregation. by a dog owned by Mr. Old, a Sani- the Chinese believed more in Chin-Wellington, Hon. Dr. R. H. Kote- rocket goes off. Mr. Bartoy then (6) His Excellency the Chancellor inry Inspector.

ese herbal treatment might be the wall, C. M. G., Hon. Mr. C. G. S. asked Joseph what he had to cause of their will declare the Congregation

unwillingness to Mackie, Hon. Dr. S. W. Tro. O. Beat for breakfast in there, closed,

H. H. Sir Joseph Kemo.

Sir Shou-son Chow.

Laws Honoris Causa).

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Dr. THO Seen-wan, Hon. Mr. T. N. A lady's cloth handbag, contain- Chau, Dr. R. W. Brock, Sir Robert ing $1.20, was taken to the Central Ho. Tung, Mr. Mok Kon-sang, Mr. Police Station, yesterday, by Leung Eu Tong-ten, Prof. W, Brown, Prof. Chak Man, a Chinese doctor, who F. A. Redmond, Prof.. G. T. Byrne, said that it had been dropped from

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A sack containing human bones notify the cases and their dumping E., Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Mr. D. W. though he were asking the Prime The order of the procession is as was taken to the Central Police of bodies.

Tratman, C. M. G., Mr. T. M. Hazel-Minister what sort of the he wore

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Station, yesterday. These were

Dr. Li asked-What is the total rigg, Mr. R. A. C. North, Mr. Jun- when he visited the King at London.. His Excellency the Chancellor found in Second Street, and are number of small-pox cases reported tice, P. Jacks, Messrs. A. E. Wood, There was auch a silence in the car (Sir William Peel), the Mace believed to be the property of a up to the end of February? T. H. King, Sir Robert Ho Tung, when Joseph said, "White bread and Bearer, the Vice-Chancellor, the doctor er medical student.

Mr. Megarry, 140 cases, were ro-Capts. F. R. L. Mears, and R. F. porridge," that he thought all the Dean, Faculty of Medicine; thei

ported from Kowloon, 8, cases from Walter, Dr. Li Shiusfan, Messrs A. folk must have fallen asleep, antil,{ Dean, Faculty of Arts; HE. Maj.- The Annual Dance of Steel Coul- New Kowloon and 6 cases from G. Clarke, Tang Shiu-kin, Kwok on peeping round the curtain he Gen. O. C. Borrett, the Rt. Rev. son's Billiards League will com-Victoria.

Stu-lau, M. K. Lo, Li Yau-isun, saw that they were all looking at] Bishop H. Valtorta, Hon. Mr. W. T. mence at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday,} The next question was. Is it a Tang Yat Chun, Wong Tak-kwong, him. Southorn, Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax, March 18. Admission is by invita fact, that there is a decidedly higher N. L. Smith, Wong lu-tung, Q. A. A. Mrs. Card spoke the next, asking lion. Mr. R. M. Henderson, Hon. Strtion only which can be obtained incidence of cases occurring in Old Macfadyan, Tam Woon-tong, J. H her question very meekly as though Shou-son Chow, H.H. Mr. Justice from the Hon. Secretary, St. and New Kowloon than in the city B. Lee, He Leung, Li Po-kwai, Wong she were half afraid to speak to so J. R. Wond, Hon. Commander G. F. Patrick's Club.

of Victoria 7.

Kwong-tin, Lo Cheung-shfu, Li Yik-great a hero. Hole. Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, Hon.

mui, Pun Hia-cho and Ngan Shing- "Would you tell me, Mr. Turvey,"

she said, "who do do the wathing THREE STAR for they prisoners?”* DISARMAMENT CIŞIS REACHED | Mr. Turvey replied that though he had walked about the garden on (Continued from Page 1) more than one occasion, yet he had

veyed by the Italian Ambassador at on the bushes. Mrs. Card relansed London, Signor Dino Grandi, who into a thoughtful silence. Bishop and Mrs. Theodoro Payne arrived here on Thursday to attend Mr. J. II, Seth, Mr. Li Yik-mui, Mr. The Management of the Peninsula

There was quite a little crowd of D. 3, Lewis, the Hon. Treasurer. Batel advise that owing to the re-Thurston, salled in the s.s. President the session of the Grand Fascist new questioners waiting for the Dean, Faculty of Engineering: servation of the Sixth floor on Grant, to-day, for New York,"

Council which is to deal with foreign motor-van when it arrived at Nor- the Eegistrar, H.H. Bir J. IL. Kemp, Friday, March 17, for the St.

and domestic policies and opens this bury. There was Jim Burge, who į| Mr. J. J. Patterson left Hong the Rt. Rev. Bishop of Victorin. Patrick's Ball, 'the usual dinner

evening,

Inquired whether any, hay was-ever"} Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Hon. Mr. dance will not take place in the Rose Kong by the a President Grant It. is however stated that the made of the green grass that grew E. Taylor, Hon. Sir H. E. Follock, Boom that night. For the con- which safled for New York vin ports Italian delegate to Geneva, Count inside the prison gutes, and then Hon. Sir W. E. L. Shenton, Honvenience of those attending the Ballto-day.

Aloial, has been authorized to re-Farmer: Dick came, forward" and Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, Hon. Dr. A. B. a special dinner will be served at

present Italy at the Five Power shook Joseph by the hand and asloed Wellington,'-Hen. - Mr. J.-P.- Braga, 7.45 p.m. on the First Floor. Lounge The Annual Concert of the St conversation and that he would.our what kind of cheese they ate in Hon. Mr. C. G.-S. Mackle, Hon. Mr. and it is desirable for intending Patrick's Club; will be held on the port any new and practical sug prison. The best," replied Mr. W. H. Bell, Monsieur G. Coedes, Mr. diners to effect early bookings of Club premises at 8 pm. to-morrow, gestion made by Mr. MacDonald for Turvey Ifo Kam-tong, Mr. Kwok Siu-lau, Dr. tabics......

Thursday March 16.

Personal Pars.

Mr..H. C. Wilkinson left Hong

to-day, for New York.

· Prof. L. T. Ride, Prof.-L. J. Davis, motor car proceeding along Kong on the s.. President Grant, The wish, it is believed, was con- never seen any clothes huing about V.V.E.S.O.P.

Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, Mr. Queen's Road, East,

'T. H. R. Shaw, Mr. T. E.. Pearce, j

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