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No. 29,026

HONG KONG, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1935 PRICE $3.00 Per Month

то

PAUL RENNETS

SALE of

"CB" Corsetry

NOW ON

HONG KONG'S MESSAGE OF LOYALTY TO

TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING

NORMANDIE

TRIALS

LUXURY LINER

ENCOUNTERS BAD

THUNDERSTORM

Thousands Witness Launching

2,500 MAKE TRIP IN DIRTY WEATHER

St. Nazaire, To-day. The world's biggest liner, the Normandie; French rival to the Queen Mary, yesterday sailed, for her speed trials amidst a terrific | thunderstorm accompanied by vivid lightning and a deluge of rain.

-Thousands of people spent Saturday night and Sunday awaiting the launching, deterred by the drenching rain.

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Two destroyers and 200 other craft, gay with bunting, should have accompanied the Normandie to sea. but many remained in port, fearing the dirty weather.

The Normandie is carrying n screw of 850, besides 800 work- men and decorators who are per-) forming the finishing touchesi and 850 officials and guests of the line. Router.

"Paris Itself Afloat"

"Informa" in the word for the attire in which the honeymooning Duke and Duchess of Kent recently visited President Roosevelt on the Astor yacht Nourmaha! for luncheon. They are here seen leav- ing the ynchi's cutter with (left) Sir Brde Clifford, Governor of the Bahamas, after the visit.

CANTON MAY

JOIN THE RICE

BOYCOTT

Paris itself afloat-there three short words sum up the immensity A and originality of the world's

largest transatlantic liner Norman ille, which will make her maiden voyage on May 29. Early in June therefore, passengers will walk across the gangplank at New York (Continued on Pape·18)

CARDINALS

Action Likely Against

Siamese Govt.

SEQUEL TO NEW LIST OF RESTRICTIONS

From Our Own Correspondent)

Canton, Yesterday.

CROWDS THRONGING LOCAL STREETS

Hong Kong En Fete For Jubilee

THOUSANDS TAKE UP POSITIONS ON PROCESSION ROUTE

The streets of Hong Kong were thronged this morning with crowds bent on seeing the Jubilee decora-

IMPRESSIVE SCENE AT

PUBLIC MEETING THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT CATHEDRAL

ROYAL SALUTE THUNDERED

OUT AT NOON

Hong Kong, in company with the rest of the Empire, is to-day celebrating the 25th anniversary of the accession of His Majesty King George. But it is very fitting that the official celebrations of this historic event should have begun, às they did this morning, with a service of Thanksgiving at St. John's Cathedral. For the occasion, though ̈ one for rejoicing, is also imbued with a spirit of thanksgiving that our Ruler has been spared to us to complete a 25 years' reign of benign justice. and mercy.

An hour later the public meeting at the Volunteer Headquarters enthusiastically approv- ed of the despatch of a Loyal Address and a tele- gram of congratulation to His Majesty.

The motion was introduced by "Also we as British subjects who said:

Britons throughout the world are to-day celebrating the twenty-fifth an- niversary of the accession to the Throne of the King-Emperor, His Bellannie Majesty, King George the Fifth.".

His Excellency the Governor, greatly appreciate the sympathy LONDON'S WEEK-END

and goodwill of the members of "We are met to-day on an oc other nations at present realding in

casion which will probably provs Hong Kong in sharing in our cele

CARNIVAL

AT PALACE

London's

London, To-day. great week-end of

CHINA WANTS RETURN OF

WANG KUM IS.

Alleged Never Ceded

Portug

NEGOTIATIONS WITH MACAO VERY SHORTLY [From Our Own Correspondent]

Canton, Yesterday.

It was learned here today

unique in the lives of most of us. brations at this time On this day throughout, the length "We are assembled today to King Orders Hyde Park and breadth of the British Empire give expression to our loyalty, first the King's subjects are celebrating by adopting a humble and loyal ad

To Remain Open the 25th anniversary of His Ma-dress to His Majesty and, as this 10,000 CHEER THEIR MAJESTIES jesty's accession. Those 25 years will take some time to reach Home have been full of eventful history to agree to send a telegram at once and the Empire has been through conveying our humble good wishes difficult times, but it has upheld its and devotion. I

now have much traditions and worked steadily to pleasure in moving that the follow- maintain the principle of liberty ing address be submitted to Hia carnival reached its zenith yester for all and has striven for pence Majesty: throughout the world.

COLONY'S MESSAGE day when shortly before midnight|that the claim of Portugal over Canton will join the public

· EMPIRE AFFECTION COMEBACK

bodies in North: China to boy- tions, and traffic was held up for Gracious Majesties the King and and the British Dominions beyond Jubilee route, while hundreds of has never been ceded to Ports "In the pursuit of such aints Their George V of Great Britain, Ireland take up positions along the whole ing the discovery that the island To His Most Gracious Majesty thousands of sightseers began to Wang Kum Island is refuted by the Chinese authorities, follow“. cott Siamese rice as soon as IN BASEBALL decision is made. The reason 18

along periods in some quarters of Queen have played a great part the Seas, Defender of the Faith, people slept in Hyde Park, the gates gal. io. spite of its proximity to that the Bangkok Government

the city.

and have personally contributed in Emperor, of India. “Dizzy" Dean Blanks has imposed all sorts of restric-

Everywhere gaily . dressed a very large measure to such suc- May it Please Your Majesty, of which were kept open at H.M. Macao.

cess as has been achieved. Dur the 3,000,000 Chinese dragon-bearers and other mem- Boston Braves

Mr. Tang Shao-yi, when he Your Majesty's Subjects in the the king's command.. people in that country.

eers of the Chinese processioned over us they have shown a noble pectfully to tender their humble weather predicted on the Jubilee Portuguese encroachment on ing the years that they have reign Colony of Hong Kong desire res- The continuance of warm, fine County, protested, against the was magistrate of Chungshan Among the

could be seen wending their way discriminatory GIANTS HELD TO TIE legislation against Chinese rest. towards Belchers Street, devotion to duty, never aparing duty to Your Majesty and to ex-jeve provided

dents are

the increase of the buses, decorated tramcars, rick-themselves, and by their regard for press their loyalty and devotion to scenes, and Their Majesties were Kwangtung Provincial Govern- more memorable Wang Kum Island and urged the New York; To-day. head tax. from $30 to $130 and shaws, and on foot.

and sympathy with their subjects, Your Majesty's Throne and Person accorded a tumultuous greeting ment to take action for the re- The Cardinals, world baseball the requirement that Chinese

they have justly earned their affec-on this auspicious occasion of the by a crowd of 10,000 people covery of the island. champions, staged a comeback yes. Jstudents must study the Siamese

Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Your when they appeared on the bal- terday in the National League, language for at least 18 hours a

"Our Empire comprises many Majesty's Accession to the Throne.cony of Buckingham Palace.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs instructed. Dr. Kan Chia- racee and creeds, but it possesses

They desire to tender their heart- While the great unity- a unity which I may felt

oheering crowds hou, then Inspector-General of Congratulations and Good were demonstrating their loyalty Foreign Affairs, to almost say has been the wonder of Wishes to Your Majesty and pray and affection the King sent his with the Portuguese authorities megotiate many. The great basis of that that by the Grace of God

when Dizzy Dean,

tions on

week.

the hero

of the 1934 World Series, blanked the Braves, while Cincinnatti Reds

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CHINESE INVASION

OF COLONY

in

and New York Giant tied, their ea BOND EXCHANGE Come In Their Thousand

counter being called in the tenth

innings owing to rain.

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Cardinals 2:-

IN AMERICA

Results as cabled by Reuter, Price Of New Bonds To

wure:

National League

Cincinnatti

2 8

Hafey hit a homer.

New York

2

B.

9 11.

3

2

8

7: 10:

Pittsburgh

Melvin Oit hit a homer

Vaughan hit a homer.

Brooklyn

St. Louis

T. Moore and Dizzy Dean hit

homers,

Boston

Dizzy Dean pitched.

0 10

1

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EUROPEAN LADY INJURED

Be Raised

Washington, To-day.

From Canton

SEVEN EXPRESS TRAINS FROM CANTON YESTERDAY

tion.

unity is loyalty loyalty to the Majesty may fong, be Your cquerry to place a wreath at the for the recovery of the island

spared in Cenotaph in memory of the Em- Throne and to the persons of Their health and happiness to guide the

pire'a dead. - Reuter. Majesties.

Destinies of the Great Empire over which you rule.

CHINESE SUPPORT "Hong Kong yields to no one, in its loyalty and to-day all communi..They desire also to express, their ties are uniting in giving further {loving devotion to. Her Gracious Seven express traine ran from Proof of such loyalty. In parli Majesty Queen Mary whose solici Canton yesterday, the last one ur-l cular the Chinese community, which tous care for the welfare of Your Mr. Henry Morgenthaa, United riving in Kowloon Station a few comprises the greater part of our the world has won universal ad- Majesty's subjects in all parts of 3 States Secretary to the Treasury, minutes before midnight, bringing Population, is showing, in spite of

has announced that $1,446,000,- a total of 10,004 passengers to the the present period of depression, miration and affection. 000 of the $1,938,000,000 worth Colony.

striking evidence of its apprecia- of First Liberty Bonds, conver- Each of the through traina, with tion of the happy and stable con- tible on June 15, are offered in 12 to 14 coaches, were crowded to ditions which obtain here under 2 exchange for new lower interest capacity, and many people

His Majesty's beneficent rule. bearing securities.

Mrs. B. H. Flanagan, of "No,"

wore!

forced to postpone their departure The exchange is being made from Canton until to-day." Jon a par for par basis until after

On Saturday four through trains midnight to-morrow, when the from Canton brought a total of 6,- price of the new bonds will be $26 passengers to Kowloon, raised to 100%-Reuter.

EUROPEAN CHILD BITTEN BY

DOG IN KOWLOON TONG

Further special trains will run from Cantor to-day and to-morrow

RAILWAY EXPERTS ARRIVE

· IN SHANGHAI

4c Block, Kennedy Road, WAS Mrs. Moreland, of No. 2, Dor taken to the Kowloon Hospital set Crescent, Kowloon Tong, re-Shanghai, To-day-Four British yesterday, suffering from injuries ports that yesterday, at 8.80 p.m. railway experts, headed by Briga she received when the rickshaw her daughter, Trixie, was bitten dier-General F. D. Hammond, ar- 'In which she was travelling over-by a dog belonging to Dr. Ho rived here fo-day at the invitation turned in avolding motor car living at No. 4. Dorset Crescent of the Chinese Government to, ex No. 458 in Bonham Road. The The dog has been sent to Mauta, amine and advise on the Chinese car, which is owned by Mr. Pajkok for observation, while the railway system. They will remain Farrell, was going in the opposite child is receiving treatment in China four months, proceeding to direction

at the Kowloon Hospital.

Nanking to-morrow-Reuter,

PHILIPPINES REVOLT

2 Leading Members Of Community Arrested

Manila, To-day,

GATEWAY TO CHINA

LOCAL RESIDENTS HONOURED

AWARD OF KING'S MEDAL

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JACKIE COOGAN BADLY HURT

Sustains Two Broken Ribs In Car Smash

In the Name of His Majesty the

San Deigo, To-day King His Excellency the Governor

Jackie Coogan sustained two In Commerce Hong Kong is the has been pleased to award The broken ribs and bruises. ----

Reu- Southern Gateway to China, In its king's Silver Jubllet Metal to the ter great Harbour "the ships of all

following persons in recognition of that he had been injured, but nations assemble, in its population their loyal and valuable services to not seriously, while his father, An earlier message announced all nations are represented. the Empire: His Excellency Bit John Coogan, the child film-star, growth and stability are a living Willaim Peel, K.C.M.G., KBE, Junior Durkin, and monument to British Enterprise LL.D. Lady Peel The Honour-Horner, of Los Angeles, were Robert (Continued on page 9,3 able Mr. Chaloner Grenville Ala-killed in a motor-smash yester baster, 0.B.E, K.C. Miss Edna day near Buckman: Springs, Sabina Atkins. Company Sergeant when the Coogans car crashed Major Marciano Francisco Baptis-on the rocks, plunged down an ta. Mr. Lancelot Alexander Bar embankment, and turned four

FINE WEATHER FORECAST FOR LOCAL CELEBRATIONS:

Fine to cloudy weather is ton. The Honourable Mr. William Bomersaults. forecast for the local Jubilee Henry Bell. Colonel Lennox God- celebrations to-day by the Royal Tray Bird, D.8.0 0.B.E. Lleu- Observatory. The official report tenant-Colonel George Duncan s moderate east winds; fine to Ralph Black, O.BE., V.D., M.D. cloudy: warner, a

As the aftermath of the re volt twe Sakdalistas members of the Legislative Connell were arrested yesterday and char ed with inclling the rebellion.

Altogether there have been 250 persons arre -whom will be charged with Hei

Renter

Gay valued at $0.

EUROPEAN ROBBED

Mr, Thomas Black, Mrs. O C Mr. W. Bruce of No. 1 Cox's Borrett The Honourable Mr. Path, Kowloon, reports that at Mr, H., Rom, of No. 1 Bungalow, Jose Pedro Braga Mr. Alan between 7 and 9 p.m. yesterday Shok O, reports that between 2.80 and Oerton Brawn. The Honour romelody stole from his resi- 8.30 p.m. yesterday somebody stole able Mr. Michael James Green dance jewellery to the total value from his outhouse, goods and clothing

of $40

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