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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934

ALL EUROPE ROCKED BY DUAL ASSASSINATION AT MARSEILLES

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The late King Alexander lying on a couch in the police prefecture in Mamellles, France, a short time before the widowed queen, Marie, arrived to view the body. T is photograph was transmitted by radio.

The "International Illustrated - News" photographer correspondent at Marseilles snapped this remarkable picture a moment after Petrus Kalemen (arrow) had shot dead King Alexander of Jugoslavia. Lieut. Cel. Piolet, a mounted French officer, strikes the na saasin down with his sabre while the chauffeur of the royal car grasps him by the coat. Note the wisps of smoke at the right, floating away from Kal men's machinegun-like automatic. The "chauffeur's act in twisting the sarain around 'caused bullets to fly in all, directions and resulted in the deaths of the French reign Minister, M. Louis

Barthou and three others, and the wanding of several bystanders. A few minutes later Kalemen was trampled to deas the crowd.

Left)-The boy king of Jugoslavin, Peter II, leaves the Ritz Hotel in i London with his grandmother, Dowager Queen Marie of Rumania, to start hack to his troubled country and take his slain father's place on the throne. Twenty hours earlier he had been a carefree student at an English public schpul. This pleture was transmitted by radio. (Right) The widowed Queen, Marie of Jugoslavia, whose life will be shadowed henceforth, by fears that her son, Peter II, will meet the same violent end as her husband.

H.K. VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS

Orders For The Coming Week.

DRESS:-

(Left) The foreign policies of half of Europe were revolving around M. Louis Barthou, the French Foreign Minister, when he was shot'down at Maraeilles. (Right). Following klä late father, King Alexander I, of Jugoslavia, is 11-year-old Crown Prince Peter who is now

King of the Balkan country,

ters at 5.30 p.m. for a practical fand 8.40 a.m. demonstration of machanism.

No. 7 Platoon, as from 9.11.84.

STRENGTH..

No. 2237 Private S. A. Broad-- bridge No. 1 Coy, 2.11.84. ⠀

French and Jugoslavian officers stand at attention as the cas-

ket of the slain King Alexander is placed aboard the Jugoslavlan destroyer Dubrovnik at Marseilles for the journey to the dead mor narch's homeland. This is another radio-picture.

LATE MR. S. BROWN LAID TO REST

CHURCHES

No. 2238 Private J. D. Mackenzie Many Attend Funeral At FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

Happy Valley

Orderly Officer from 13th to 20th ANNUAL CAMP-All ranks are November, 1934.-Liout H. · J. Topees, Jackets, Shorts, Putties, reminded that this Section will Silva. Hosetops, Black Boots, Forage Cap proceed to Fanling on Friday, Recruits will parade under (in Haversack), Rifle & Sling, 16.11.34.

C.S.M. Slattery, Orders by Lieut.-Colonel H. Bandolier, Leather Belt, Haver-

|No. 2 Platoon 2.11.34. Combination Drivers as detail- PROMOTION & APPOINTMENT B. L. Dowbiggin, O. B. E. Camsack, Waterbottle and Greatcoated, will parade at Headquarters at

No. 2239 Private F. A. Broad- Lance Sergeant W. Stoker, Mobridge No. 2 Platoon 2.11.84. mandant, Hong Kong Volunteer carried, (see Circular to all ranka). 5.05 p.m. and proceed via Vehicu- tor Cycle (M.G.) Section, is pro Defence Corns:--

No. 2240 Tpr. B. D. G. Barlow Train and ration indents should lar Ferry to Kowloon, Remainder moted to Sergeant with effect be returned not later than Tuesday, will parade at Jordan Road Vehl- from 10th November, 1934.

Troop 6.11.34. 13th to C. S. M. Padgett at Voluncular Ferry at 5.30 p.m.

No. 2241 Tpr. H. L. Tudor Corporal J. L Tetley, No. 2 teer Headquarters.

Troop 6.11.34. DRESS:-R.T.C. Hats, Jackets, Platoon, is appointed Acting Machine Gun Ilattalion.

No. 2242 Private C. M. Dos Breeches, Puttees, Boots, Helmets Lance Sergeant as from 2nd Santos No. 10 Platoon 2.11.34. while at work on Wednesday at Signal Unit

[(slung) Balt, Box Respiratora November, 1984.

No. Private M. A. Gaan No. 9 Shing Mun Valley Dam, took Wednesday 14.11.34 Signal Instruction.

place at Happy Valley yesterday,

Hong Kong. Friday, 9th November, 1934.

GENERAL

ARMISTICE DAY PARADE Separate instructions have been issued to the representative De- tachment.

All ranks in Uniform wiil wear the Poppy above the 'Flash on the Topee.

Friday-16.11.34-Lecture.

For (slung) Greatcoat in Carrier Private G. H. Fowler, Motor Flatoon 7.11.84.

Haversack, Water-Bottle,

Armoured Car Section There will be parade on Tues- Officers attend the Ceremony at day, 13th November. the Cenotaph will salute only dur

All ranks will take this oppor

Cycle (M.G.) Section, is appointed

It is essential that Khaki shorts Corporal as from 9th November. and shirts be taken to Camp, as 1934.

this dress will be worn on Camp (Mechanisty. Farades.

TRANSFER

· No. 3 (ANZAC) Company Pte. J. J. King, No. 1 Platoon, is ing the sounding of the Lasttunity of checking up their Unl

There will be no parade on transferred to Machine Gun Bat- Fort?

form and kit before Camp. Any Monday, 12.11.84 as it is a Public talion, Signal Unit as from 9th deficiencles or requirements should Holiday.

November, 1934.

GENERAL HOLIDAY

Volunteer. Headquarters will be closed on Monday, 12th November, 11834.

DRESS:-

]ber, 1934.

(8d.) P.-S. M. WILKINSON,

Captain, Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corps.

AFFILIATED UNITS

St. John, Nursing Detachment ENROLMENT.

STRENGTH.

TRAGIC FALL AT SHING MUN

The funeral of the late Mr. S. Brown, who met a tragic death

a large number of friends being present.

SCIENTIST

The First Church of Christ, Selen [Branch of The Mother Church;

tist, in Boston, Mase, U.S.A.]

Macdonnell Road, Below Bowen

Road Tram Station,ett Sunday Service 11.15 a.m.

Subject: ADAM AND FALLEN MAN.

Boom

The Rev. H. W. Baines officiat The Sunday school is held on ed.

Sunday Morning at 10 o'clock Among those present were Mr. Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8 G. P. Gifford Hull, Resident Enem. Reading Room at above ad- gineer, of Shing Man: Messrs. Wdrens open Tuesday and Friday, 10 With Effect From 9th Nov. 1984. Stoker, J. G. Meyer, L. E. Long am to 12 noon, Monday and be reported at once to CQ.M.S.; All those who have not drawn Pte. F. W. Winyard, No. 2 Pia- Miss E, D. Mitchell,

bottom, R. E. Brown, A. Fisher Thursday, 5.30 to 7 p.m. The Nissim C/O. Moxon & Taylor. their Gas Masks are requested to toon, is transferred to motor. Cycle

Public is cordially invited to attend (representing the Society of Those proceeding to Camp on do so at once as they will be re-(M.G.) Section as from 9th Novem

Miss Bonnett is transferred to Yorkshireman) Messrs. R. Bucha the service and visit the Reading ISSUE OF CORPS ORDERS Friday 16th November will parade quired in Camp,

the Reserve (Qualified "Sister), During the Camp period, Corps at Headquarters at 5.15 p.m. on Corps Infantry (Portuguese

nan, A. G. Hills, R. E. Hills, S. LEAVE

PARADE

Hamer, C. B. Dalziel, J. G. Camo- Orders will be published every that day..

Company)

Pte. A. McG. Mitchell, No. 169. Thursday,

As Monday is a Public Holiday,|bell, H. M. Finlay, G, Duncan, Wi The Corps Infantry will parade Motor Cycle (M.G.) Section, there will be no lecture but prac H. Wilson, D. H. Hammett, L Officer Commanding Units are

Jackets, Shorts, Puttees, Hose on Tuesday, 18.11.84 at 5.80 p.m. granted one month leave as from tice will be held in the Miniature Visser, Peterson, AL Lea, A. Wilson); AL Fisher; Mr. Japp; Mr. and Norah (Mr. and Mrs. W. H requested to send in their Orders tops, Boots, Belts, RT.C. Caps, at Headquarters.

17.11.34 to 6.12.34. not later than 10-a,m, on Thursday Haversacke and Waterbottles, MUSKETRY & CLASSIFICA No. 2107, Pte. R. T. Talbot. No. Range on Wednesday, 14th Novem- Dawe, Mr. and Mrs, J. P. English, and Mrs. A. G. Rils and Gracie. Me SAGE Mr. and Mrs. Woodforde and Kendall; Mr. and Mrs To Han and Greatcoats (carried) and Box Res-TIONS will take place at Stone 8 Platoon, granted one month

Provisional Date for Examina daughters, G. W. Giffen. Insis, S. To Min; Bill Dunhill; Mr. N Haw pirators.

cutters Range on Sunday, 11.11.84. leave se from 1.11.34 to 30.11.34.lon in Home Nursing-Wednes Sanderson Chatham, Frankston, and Goldman; Mr. Hammett: Mr. Mr Beach: Yu Shi-chow: G. W. Giffen COMPANY'S RIFLE COM No. 2214, Piper M. Cumming day, 21st November, 1984. Barnett, and representatives of the Buchanan Mr-arid Mrs. J. G. Camp PETITIONS These will be fired No. 12 (Scottisli) Company, grant The eighth lecture on Home Nure-Chinese staff workmen and contree bell and Mrs Mok: Mr. Butt in conjunction with S. A. Classified leave from 26.10.84 to 26.11.84. g will take place at Volunteer tors.

tone Hing Kee & Co. Connie cations on Sunday 11.11.34.

RETURN FROM LEAVE VEST

Headquarters (Lecture Room) at

He Hils, Staff and Foremen of DRESS—Marching Order.

Lieut.& Quartermaster E

5.80 p.m. on Monday, 19th Novente Mr. Gifford Hull; Overseers of Shing

|*Wreaths" and, flowers were sent thy Fo Brisbane & Co., Singapore; Dress: Overall and Blue Caps. Fowler, Pte. E. Fowler.

TIFFIN Every one should make Westlake returned from leaveer 1934, Practice for those quali Mun; Mr. Kingston and lend of Katuni on Members of the European ham Mr. MacChurch and Corps Bignals

Pte. S. Fowler, Pte. V. Bond, his own arrangements for Tiffin from 1st November, 1934.

14. held at the same place Shing Mun; Mr. and Mrs. 10.2 M M.GIAT ETKA G.” Jordan; Palace Parade at Headquarters at 5.80 Pte. C. Spradbery,

RIFLES = &_ BAYONETS, =]. L/Bdr. F3 W.- Kendall, lit and time.

Binnie Led and Blackle Mr. and pfel-Dr A Gordon; Mr. and Mr. pm. Tuesday, 18th November, DRESS: Helmets, Jackets, Must be drawn from Headquarters Battery,

attery returned from leave from

oning: ›for Signal Instruction,

Breeches, Puttees (rolled down) before NOON on Saturday, 10.1134, 12th October, 1934. Boots and Belta.

Launch will leave Queen's Pier STRUCK OFF STRENGTH Wednesday 14.11.84. A11 at 8.15 am and 8.80 a.m sud from

Leaving The members will parade at Headquar. Kowloon Pier at about 8.25 am. No 1579, L/Col

morning.

PARADE Corpe 1st Battery... The Battery will parade at Headquarters for: Instruction on 6-inch Gun on Thursday, 15th November at 5.30 p.m. sharp,

1st Camp:÷Proceed to Camp-on Friday, 16th by the 5.08 p.m., 6.86 pam or 7.490pm, train.

PARADE

Motor Cycle (M. G.) Section The following will parade at Headquarters at 10.15 am,

C.S.M. B. S. Rogers, Pte. G

ber, 1984.

LOR

Mrs English: Mr. and Mr. Innes; Dalzieland's family; (-Mr. Bill and Betty Mr. Barnett; Mr Directors and Staff Mr.

lant, St. John Ching; Directors of European YM and Mr. Woodforde and daughters [CHAR LAV Vida Silva; að FFA | Mr^^ and ^ Mts, J. G. Meyer, Mr. and Pepper President and Members of Mrs C T Woods Mr. and Mrs. H. M. the Society

Yorkshirement ?BM-Pininf

Corps