1935-02-22 — Page 9

MOVEMENT FOR

CANTON-NANKING

RAPPROCHEMENT

Mr. Li Hsiaoh-sheng' On Way South

CANTONESE SENTIMENTS

UNCHANGED

[From Our Own Correspondent] Canton, Yesterday.

Concerning the rapprochement movement between Canton and Nanking, Mr. Isino Fu-chen, of-| ficial spokesman of the South-west Political Council, stated lasi night| that Mr. Li Hsino-sheng, one of the mediatons, is on his way to Canton from Shanghai, but that he had no information that Messtre, Taal Yunn-pel and Li Shih-tseng, Kuo- mintang veterans, were also com Ing South.

Mr. Hsino is unable to say de-. finitely whether co-operation be- tween the two factions is possible.j but ventured the opinion that "all depends on the Nanking authorities. He said that the view of the South- west lenders and those of Mr. Hu Han-min have remained the same.

RUMOURS DENIED

The offein spokesman said that he is not surprised that the Central Authorities have appointed General] Hsuch Yoh as Director of, the Kwel- yang Pacification Headquarters. In the circumstances, he said, the

Kwangtung Expeditionary Force

had halted their march to Kwel-

chow and will remain in Kwangsi.

Mr. Hsiao declared that it is not true that the Kwangtung troops

will be sent to Kiangai.

Reports from Shanghai state that Mr. Li Hsiao-sheng will leave there to-day for the South on board the Empress of Russin. Mr. Liu Lu-

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 22, 1935

An excellent picture of Amelia Earhart Putnam, made as the aviatrix landed at Oakland, California after her solo fight - from Honolulu.

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO ROB

Chinese Sentenced To

Four Years' Gaol

ATTACK ON YOUNG GIRL.

morn-

yin, who is also a member of the The case in which Sham. Mau- South-west Political Council, will sheung appeared at the Criminal not return South, but will be given Sessions yesterday afternoon on

■ Cabinet post by the Nanking the charge of assault with intent Government, according to reports to rob was concluded this in the vernacular press.

ing when His Honour, the Chief As Director of the Kweiyang Justice, Mr. A.. D. A. Macgregor, Pacification Headquarters, General passed sentence of four years' Hsuch Yoh has wider authority hard labour after the jury had re- than General Wang Chia-lich, the turned a unanimous verdict of provincial chairman.

CANTONESE

NEWSPAPER

CENSORSHIP

Rigid Silence Anent General Doihara

SINO-JAPANESE TALKS IN NANKING

¡From Our Own Correspondent)

Canton, Yesterday..

guilty.

The following jury was ·em- panelled: Messrs. G. Duncan (Foreman), Cheung King-chuen, LA Soares, L. A. Ozorio, J. B. Gardiner, Fung Yan-leung, J. B. Gonsalves.

The assistant Attorney-General,

PEPPER SOLUTION AT LAST

Negotiations With Dutch Shippers Satisfactory

an-

London, to-day: After yesterday's meeting of the pepper trade it was nounced that negotiations with the Dutch shippers had pro- gresand satisfactorily and a final agreement w likely to be reached to-day when the com- mitice hopes to be able to an nounce prices for the resumption af trading in white "pepper.——— Reuter.

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To-day's Short Story.

Wandering

Pearls.

By 1

Golding

Louis

COMPARED with the blood of cisim over the Habsburgs to

the the Ravensburge, even the first-best suite. And then, the blood of the. Habsburgs was a Habsburgs dissolved out of the his- slightly parvenu 'liquor. The tory of Austria: And Princess glories of our blood and state. Marin took up her drossing gown, {{iowever, are shadows; not sub- her combs, and brushes, her family stantial things. And the last of photographs and crossed the land- the Ravensburgs never thought ing to the royal suite. W

f disputing the fact. Her name She took her maid Fanni with way Matthilde Florian zu her, too, the sole retainer of the Ravensburg, she was not quite 20 Ravensburga, who had once deploy years of age, she was a teacher ed armies of mercenaries. Fanni of gymnastics. at the High was rather elderly as maids go. But School in Innsbruck, and she lived alongside the old Princess even in a couple of rooms in the Lie-Fanni looked young and fresh. It beneggstrasse.

took her all her time to prevent the

But this atory is at least as much Princess setting the hotel alight the story of Matthilde's aunt as of with the cheroots she loft smoulder Matthilde. Matthilde's aunt" wasing all over the place.

the Princess Maria Florlau, last but orie of the Ravensburgs. She was anything between 80 and 90 years: of age..

TO-MORROW'S STORY

To-morrow's story will be "A Ricochet," by “Tanjong."

She lived in the royal suite at the Hotel. Goldene Kanone, and she had ja pearl necklace, the immemorial and fabulous pearls. She had not paid a penny for board or lodgings to Herr Schranz, the landlords of But if it had not been for the the Goldene Kanone, for several cheroots, the Princess would have years.. But it did not occur to Herr had no jewel-case. She kept the Schranz any more than it occurred Ravensburg pearls in a cheeroot- to Maria Florian that if the Raven- box, and when she handed the sburg pearls were sold they would cheroots round, as likely as not realise quite a good deal in the way you would lift the lid to find the of board-and-lodging 'money.

pearls colled in a drift, of brown

Her husband, the Prince, hnd cigar-soot. Sometimes they would led of wounds some two or three be wrapped round in a silk handker months earlier. Maria Florian' liked chief, sometimes not. Innsbruck and she liked, Herr Now and again, when the Prin- Schranz.. She had been occupying cess remembered she was a Raven the second-best suite, though many sburg, she would put the pearls on. genealogists and all the Ravensburgs She always put them on to mark maintained that they had a prior the great anniversaries of her race

HAIR DRESSING

SALON THEFT

Duplicate Key Kept By Dismissed Employee

the day a Ravensburg became Emperor of Cyprus, the day a Ravensburg became Pope, the day of her marriage, her various family birthdays. But with her pearls or without them, she was magnificent, though the dréasing-gown cord

dragged behind her, and her skimpy

hair_trailed over her ears.

It was Schranz who one day

brought the Princess the appalling] Mr. E. 1. Wynne-Jones at the Cen-news that a young lady named tral Magistracy this morning, took Ravensburg, of whom It lentent, view. of the case in which rumoured. that she was

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THRILLING RESCUE

IN PACIFIC

(Continued from, Page 1)

The vessel had a deckload of logs)

H.K. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

Government Grant Insufficient

DOUBLE CONTRIBUTION

“TO BE ASKED

A decision to approach the Gov-

endeavoured to escape for the Dollar, Steamship Line in of the complainant, Mrs. Moy, who cabaret girl. But the truth ap-tried to place the Prealdent Jackson. It was stated that there was a

4.

Arriving in the Colony this morning by the s.8. President Coo-

an 18-year-old unemployed Yeung Ravensburg, had recently come to lidge, en route to Washington, Sin, was charged with entering, and Innsbruck to teach gymnastics at was the Hon. Mr. Manuel L. Que stealing $22 from the Vanity Fair the High School. Mr. J. Fraser, in a brief out zon. President of the Philippine Hair Dressing Salon, and bound de line of the circumstances of the Senate, en route to Washington, fendant over in a bond of $100, to known for some time, though ther hatch, where there was no deck- Schranz and Fanni had, both and lumber of except on No. 8 D. C. He is accompanied by come up. for judgment within 12 could not say from where the news load, and when she rolled she would case said that. Cheung Yui-king, a 13-year-old girl, was returning number of fellow delegates includ- months.

hed come, that Hubertus, the roll No. 8 hatch undor water. home from school escorted by hering: Mr. Jose Fernandez, Mr. T. It was alleged that the defendant amah when on entering the floor Evangelista, Mr. G. Cabrera, Mr. was formerly employed at the Salon, turned, a widower from the Argen-

Prince's youngest brother had re- TWO LIFEBOATS DISPATCHED of her house she was seized by the Paredes. Hon. Claro M. Recto, but had been dismissed on January time with his daughter. This was about 800 yards to windward and of $2,500 to $5,000 was reached at After encircling her, I stopped ernment to increase its contribution accused. Her mother appeared President of the Philippine Con

When he left he returned one followed by the news that he had lowered two of the lifeboats, and the annual meeting of the Benevo and one of the four accomplices of stitutional Convention, Hon. Man of the keys of the door, but kept died. of pneumonia, and that his manned them with the First Officer, lent Society, held in the Sanitary the accused seized her. The arah, Roxas, Hon. T. Sandiko, and the duplicate one. Using this key together with the other females.

he entered the place at night, forced daughter had committed suicide. Mr. Leonard Bridge, and the Second Board room yesterday. Sir. Williard Hornell, Vice-Chancellor of the Uni- Alternatively that she had become Officer, Mr. E. 0. Geddes. open a draw and stole the money. managed to shout for help and Concerning the movements and the men

After sending the boats away Iversity of Hong Kong, presided,, activities of Major-General Kenzo While the defendant was running

He was arrested on the instance Habsburg agent, a Soviet agent,

Doihara, said to be the master- mind behind the Mukden affair of away, counsel continued, he threw Hong Kong, returned to the Co-when asked why she dismissed acparently was worse. She was here in such a position and as close to balance of only $846 to carry on the September 18, 1931, the News away a parcel which on being ex-lony by the 8.8. President Coolidge used, stated that on several occain Innsbruck, the Princess Mat- the derelict as possible to give a lee work of the Society for the coming

this morning from a trip to the afons her customers' pockets were teaching gymnastics like a solici- we were high out of the water and

thilde Florian zu amined was found to contain two Manila Rotary Convention.

Ravensburg, to the bosts and the derelict. As year, ba paper Censorship Committee last

A strong appeal was lodged by picked and she suspected the defen- night instructed all commercial separate blades of a pair of scis-

dant.

tor's daughter. sors. These and a

catching the wind broadside it was Sir William for a larger Income. packet of newspapers not to publish any white pepper, found on the accus-Hong Kong office of Messrs. Thos. cause he had no money, and had to and let me look at her! Tread on a time and as none of the crew of saying many of the people it mea

Mr. N. J. Perrin, manager of the

"Bring the little trollop along at not an easy matter,

Reference was also made to the Accused pleaded that he stole be- thing concerning this, officer, who ed were produced in court, and Cosk and Son, Ltd., returning on support a 60-year-old mother.

once" bellowed the Princess Maria, The lifeboats got alongside one at House of Detention, one member is to arrive at Nanking to-day. identifled.

No official reason is given

la round trip visit to the Manila

that stump, man! Can't you see it's the Hokuman Maru were injured, of help refused to go tere as it was a Accused's Evidence but his activities will not be

convention, was

burning a hole in your carpet?". .The accused, who was unrepre- board the 8.8. President Coolidge a passenger on

It was suggested they watched their chance when the stigma on them. reported by the Canton Press. Acsented, gave evidence on his own

The young lady was duly brought boats came close enough to jump that aims houses should be established cording to a report to one of the behalf. He

which arrived here this morning. DR. KAGAWA VISITS along: "Humph!" said the Princess into them. It was rather a bad by the Government, said that he was 庭 local papera, General Doihara is tailor's assistant employed at No.

HONG KONG

Maria. Florian.: "How do you do?" place to take them off. quoted as saying:

Mr. George McCarthy, Oriental

said the Princess Matthilde Flòrian. 256 Lai Chi Kok Road and had Passenger Traffic Manager for the "As I have spent about 12 years gone to No. 161 Fung Choi Street Dollar Steamship Line, returned Japanese Christian At

Matthilde was as trim as a tulip, in China (or rather Manchukuo) to. solicit business. He understood to the Colony this morning by the since graduation from the Imperial that there was

Cathedral To-day

have been rained on, she had a port side, where the ash chute came

Billericay, Essex, delights in a Military Academy at Tokyo, 1 undesired some clothes.

a man there who 8.8. President Coolidge, after alt-

scent like a pine-wood about her. through the ship's side, protected milkman composer who has derstand the Japanese situation. Counsel suggested that this per- Manila.

tending the Rotary Convention In

Then followed a few sentences of with a heavy guard, so it was neceswritten the entire score of the and have a full knowledge of Japan son existed only in the mind

Dr. Toyohiko Kagawa pays Hong mutual identification. It was felt sary to keep the boats off at some incal pantomime "Jack and the Kong another short visit to-day and on both sides that the credentials what of an angle so as not to get Beanstalk and all Billericay Is ese affairs.

the accused. PROMOTING FRIENDSHIP'"

Mr. Walter L. Marshall, of the Cathedral Hail at 5.80 p.m. Els ces Marla turned to Sebraas, "Why quent danger of swamping up your faces and smile."

has agreed to give a lecture in the were satisfactory. Then the Prin- it under the guard with the case whistling the theme song "Lift "It is a matter' for congratulation

Accused further stated that he Standard Vacuum Company, for both China and Japan that their had gone there alone and not, as turning from the Rotary Conven- It is expected that a lecture, on Give her a cheroot! One out of the was accomplished in every short year were "At Eventide,'":"Smile re subject will be "Christ in Japan." are you standing about like a lump? The job of getting the crew of three biggest successes of Last: relations have taken a favourable previous witnesses had alleged, in tion in Manila, arrived this morn-this subject by one who is probably best box!! turn as a result of the recent company with three or four other ng by the s.8. President Coolidge. the

time, without any sccidents. The Picase" and "Just keep Wander- Sino-Japanese interview at Nane. Mr. Fraser pointed out

most outstanding Japanese "Tcha! Tcha! You old stupid first boat was back alongside the ing." king. While in China I shall make that the employer of the accused Mr. A. Bult, South China repre- Christian will be of very great In-head!" Marla exclaimed. "Can we President Jackson within half an every effort to promote friendship could not be found on the night sentative of Getz Bros. and Com-terest; and, it is hoped that many smoke pearls?" Then, as Matthilde hour of having left it, while the sea, but it also has its disadvant between the two countries." 7. of the robbery. In fact the shop pany, and Mrs. Butt arrived in the tunity of hearing Dr. Kagawa speak the old woman. "Do you know, To get the men on board the side we stopped pumping oll ever

will avail themselves of this oppor- declined to smoke, an idea struck second arrived not long after. was closed and showed no signs Colony to-day by the se. Prest on the subject about which he cares Matthilde, theas pearls go to you President Jackson was more of board, but the Jacob's ladders and ages. When the boats came along General Dolhara-in-likely-to-put the finishing touches to a Sino- of having been occupied recently, dent Jackson. Japanese entente. The South-west next produced, but accused stated Mr. Jose de Figueriedo, of

The two scissor blades were

job than taking them off the Hoku ropes which were lowered over the leaders are not likely to issue any that he had no knowledge of Messrs. Hughes and Hough, Ltd.,

"Please!" objected Matthilde, man Maru as it was hard to get a side were damaged by the oil and more circular telegrams on China's them; had in fact never seen returned to the Colony to-day by Japan policy, nor will newspaper editors say anything, owing to the them before. He admitted, how the sa: President Jackson from a censorship throughout the country, ever, having possessed the pack-16-month business trip to Améri

age of pepper, but explained that can he had bought it in order to cure

of!

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a sore throat.

Mr. R. R. Womack, representa ANGLO-POLISH TRADE PACT

Accused had no witnesses whom tive of the Ingersoll Rand and he wished to call.

Company, arrived in the Colony London, to-day. Mr. Walter The Chief Justice, in his sum-to-day by the ss. President Jack Runciman, President of the Board ming up, sale

there were cor- sono membuat fate,

of Trade, yesterday stated that the tain discrepancie trade agreement with Poland, of the witnesse Initiated on Wednesday night, greed -would be signed and published at one-

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MR. HULL LEAVING FOR HOME

Mr. Innes To Deputise At Shing Mun

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"Put them on at once, and let me look at you!" AN

A DIFFICULT. RESCUE It was right amidships on the

EVERYONE SAVED

** Matthilde obeyed a little dubious We, had Jacob's ladders' and ropes ly. It was very odd, the sensation over the side and with a boat along she got, wearing the Ravensburg side it was not practical to turn the

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pearls. She felt quite siddy for a propellers, so it took us over an hour and every moment;":"and" across-hørigiddiness to get them on board.

up came a cloudy vision of great stair- Some of them fell overboard, but sh Mr. G. B. Hull, Resident En cases that curved out of nowhere they were all

out again list and was giroor of the Shing Mun Valley, and enormous crystal chandeliers Water Scheme, is leaving for Home that hung out of nothi and hallg Hi Honour sald; "The only thing to-morrow by the Pand 5.5, with floors amooth that

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