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KIANGSI BANDITS

Being Exterminated By Military

HEAVY LOSSES REPORTED -

Canton, to-day.

The 3rd Division of the Kwang Gang 1st Army Corps, stationed in

An-tuen, South

and W

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935.

ATTRACTING THE TOURIST

FREAK FACTS.

Recommendations By

Committee

NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN AND MORE AMENITIES

Additions to the amenities of Kiangsi, killed many remnant ban-Hong Kong, and methods of ad- dits and seized a number of weavertising the beauties of the pons recently.

Colony which would attract visitors formed the subject of a According to a report from the Report tabled at yesterday's 2nd Battalion of the 9th Regiment meeting of the Legislative Comm- if the division, a band of over 200 cil

outlaws was wiped out by the 2nd The Report was that of the Com- Battalion late last month in a spot mittee appointed by the Hong Kong 50 from the city of Anz-vnen. Government to make recommenda=)

The troops were despatched totions regarding steps to be taken to search for remnant bandits in the encourage and develop tourist traf- mountainous regions in Tingnan Se to the Colony.

and Chim-wIL They besieged thei The Report suggests the forma-j Sandits when they met them. The tion of a Travel Association, to be fighting lasted for about two hours called the Hong Kong Travel Asso- As a result, over 60 handits. iniciation and incorporated by Or- elding a captain. were killed. 80 dinance, the public being invited made prisoners, and eight machine to subscribe to its funds, more guns, 62 rifles, and 24 pistols taken particularly those who were likely The remnants scattered into the to benefit by an increase in the mountains.

number of visitors to the Colony,.

It was also reported by the 1st such as hotels, merchants, trans- Army Corps that the troops of portation companies etc.

Colonel Chung Fong-chun's regi- ment of the 3rd

Government Subsidy

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"Midnight Alibi" is showing to-day at the Alhambrx Theatre.

New York Stock Market

(Continued from Page 6).

"Stocks: Oil, copper and

KOKOLI

DODGERS TAKE LEAD

INDIANS LOSE TO

CRAIGENGOWER IN-

PLUCKY DISPLAY

(Continued from Page 5) AE. Hamson, who formerly played in the "A" Division, was partnered with Li Chos, a new- comer who displayed useful form

his debut match-

for

Pleasing Newconfer

Choa has yet to master his ten- |dency-to-poach and should improve his backhand. · He was. however, the most pleasing of the ETUN

comers

Wei and Sadick were the steadiest jof the home pairs and won their encounters comfortably. "Sadick preferred the baseline game and left all smashes at the net, to his partner, who made very few mis- takes.

Locke's Erratic Start

Locke was very erratic at the commencement and E B. Hamson had to bear the brunt of the oppos- ling attack; he came through his jordeal well.

Locke improved as the match progressed," and, towards the end came into the limelight with delight- ful placements and drives down” the centre of the court and the Įside-lines, often leaving the opposi-{

tion spreadeagled.

C.R.C. DEFEAT UNIVERSITY

7

IN “C” DIVISION

L

(Continued from Page 5)

established a lead of 3 games to: 1 and increased it to 5-3.

Division killed The Committee recommends that more than 10 bandits with a seizure the Government should subscribe to of four rifles in an encounter with the funds of the Association dollar a band at a mountain in the south for dollar, an equal sum to that ob of Tiu-tsei. An-ypen, on Thursday stained from the general public, but last, and that a battalion of another not less than $25,000 per annum for regiment under Colonel Au Hung the next three years.

Other recommendations" include: shares were in favour to-day. The billed 17, captured two, and seized Lover 20 rifles in a battle it staged an advertisement campaign in the market is still selective in spite of against over 100 marindery in press of neighbouring countries, the appearance of broad activity, Sheng-ha-in-hung. Chim-wu, an together with descriptive articles with plenty of talk of inflation

"Sugar: Actuals were quiet, with Sunday last-Central Press...

at unchanged prices- a brochure and posters setting out offerings

refined the beauties and attractions of Futures were firm, whilst Hong Kong, to be distributed world-jsugar remained unchanged.

"Rubber: This market was active wide through the agency of shipe ping companies and tourist offices; and steady during the morning. and to provide better facilities for Commission House buying absorbed place yesterday, Pittsburgh proclined to smash everything which Frecreation and amusement available heavy selling by dealers, caused by viding the stepping stone

to visitors to the Colony. An In-nervousness over the Guilder, in the leadership of the National League came his way earlier on, but he

HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE

(Continued from Page 8.) ·

and photographs: the publication of

formation Bureau is also

the final acts "in that accomplish-mended. ment the completion of the Mt. Parker Tanel, should have even-

Film Propaganda

recom-afternoon

Pirates Blanked In U.S. Baseball

YANKEES BEAT INDIANS "

New York To-day. Only three baseball games, took

to the

Chang was the steadier of the two undergraduates and volleyed! with deadly accuracy, while he was very good at the net

A Drastic Start

Tam, although playing.well, to- wards the end of the set, was in-

quietened down as the game pro- The rally was due for the Dodgers.

gressed and combined excellently. Detroit secured their 10th win principally to the strength of stocks.

"Cotton: The market was holding in 23 games when they beat the T. W. Lau gave one of his best exhibitions, and had his partner the well at the high levels. There was Senators in the American League.' The report also touches on

the still some cotton for sale at limits while the Yankees overwhelmed the given him the necessary support tuated during His Excellency's matter of broadcasting and

which ofjon the way up. exhibition

is being Indians by 10 clear ruas. Ben they might have carried the day to

Chapman hitting the only nomer of gether. of office. Another great manufacture and tenure link in the provision of an adequate cinema films of Chinese life in Hong gradually absorbed.

"Grains: The strength of stocks, the day, and his first of the seam C. Lan and J. Hsu, the "Var- wity's second pair, wandered all water supply, the harbour pipe-line Kong and conciades?——

Reservoir with "We have had this expenditure in inflation talk and the oversold poet- son.

Results as cabled by Reater, over the court and displayed any- connecting Jubilée

recommending tion in wheat brought about higher

thing but combination.. Kills were the Island, is now all but complete: mind, however, in

missed because of poor under- American League and then the chain will finally have the grant from Government men-prices. Trading was not large and were:-

standing, while shots that should been forged. It is easy to belittle tioned in paragraph 4 as we con- there was an absence of pressure.

have been left alone were attempt. Tamulis pitched. these accomplishments and to say sider an income of at least $50,000 Crop reports in most sections re-Cleveland

led with little success. that they would have been carried to $50,000 per annum is essential if main favourable. The strength of through in any case, but a man the Association is to make a proper the Liverpool market helped defer-New York

Additional funds will be red fatures. Corn was a little tight Ben Chapman hit a homer. Jess imbued with the spirit of get-start

work at times.

Wet weather conditions ting things done might have allow-necessary to continue the

are still delaying planting. ed matters to drift for years, and adequately.”

Loans during Washington The report is signed by W. J. "Flash: Brokers' to His Excellency mast credit of seeing that something Carrie (Chairman), G. C. Pelham, the past week' totalled $826,000,000, worth while has been accomplished R. D. Walker, C. G. S. Mackie, M. unchanged from the previous week.

K Lo, J. H. Taggart, Chan Fu The International Nickel Corpora- Brooklyn

Pittsburgh Cheung, B. Wylie, N. J. Perrin, 0.tion has earned 30 cents per share Eager, G. Costello, Mark Chan Harr, for the first-quarter of 1935. The WORD must be said about His fand T. B. Wilson.

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Personal Relations

30 the

A Excellency's personal relations.

In the speech he made before his.

last meeting of the Legislatíve

Council yesterday the Governor re- FIRST READING OF

ferred to the cordial relations which! had always existed, with one excep tion, between himself and the off-

cial members of the Council This

taken as

a two-handed

may be compliment; it may be held to imply

FOUR BILLS

New Leper Ordinance Before Council

that the Hong Kong Legislative Four new Bills, "A Bill to Amend

Caterpillar Tractor Corporation has earned 92 cents per share for

the first four months of 1935.

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CHINESE CHAMBER

OF COMMERCE

Detroit

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10 15 -

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7 3

2

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National League

2 9 0 12

Zachary pitched.

Tables To Date AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago Cleveland Boston

New York Washington Detroit

Mr. Wong Kwong-tin's Philadelphia

Third Term

St. Louis

Poston

NATIONAL

For the third consecutive term, Brooklyn Council, like zo many others, is the Immigration and Passports Mr. Wong Kwong-tin has been New York content to take the easier course Ordinance, 1934;" "An Ordinance elected Chairman of the Chinese St. Louis and let sleeping dogs lie when there to Amend the Companies Crdine Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. Li Chicago is any likelihood of trouble. Butlance 1902," "A Bill to provide for Sing-kni who has been the Cham-Pittsburgh we prefer to assume and we think the segregation of lepera; and ber's Vice-Chairman during the Cincinnatti we are justified in doing so that "A Bill to prevent the making, in-past two years, has been re-elected Philadelphia

the suggestion suing and circulating of pieces of to the same honorary post. it conveys instead that the Council has had at its head metal usually called tokens” came The following members have been somebody who knew what he was before yesterday's meeting of the elected to form the Chamber's new executive committee: Messrs. Li The First Reading of the Bills Tow-shuz, Lui Yam-shoen, Kwok was moved by the Hon. Mr. C. G-Chnen, Yung Koon-man, Tsoi Hing, That seems to have been the key-Alabaster, the Attorney General, Xue Chenk-sang, J. M. Weng, Mok note of most of His Excellency's seconded by the Colonial Secre- Kon-sang, Yang Tse-ming. Chiu personal relationships. He has

Thomas Chao-fan, Lan Yuk-wen, Tang Shiu- "mixed" remarkably well with the Southern, and the Bills were read kin, Lo Shut-po, Chang Chin-pang various communities, and has esta frst time.

land Lum Kau-mow.

doing and had the tact and savoir Legislative Council faire to carry it off

Fed their respect. No man can ask

for

more. In short, Sir William

Peel may be justly proud of his five) of devoted service.

years

The

the tary,

Ноп Str

public will heartily, wish him lons Free Evening Schools To Be

Established By Chinese “Y”"

enjoyment of his retirement..

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FOR RECREIO -:

Very Steady Pair

Yu and Ooi were very steady, but

o lacked sting in their shots. Ooi dis-

6 played a fairly accurate back-hand

land vollered with confidence, bat

he has yet to master his forehand,

0 land, above all, to find his length in 2 'his driving.

Tso and M. K: Lan, the C.R.C. second string, were much too steady for their opponents, and P. W. L. Are while the younger of the two, Tso, 22 15 7 .631 made the openings, Lau killed with

20 13 7 650 deadly accuracy.

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24 12 12 583 stop the CRC. from repeating last ROTARY CLUB FAREWELL TO MILITARY AFFAIRS IN

21 11 10 523 season's success."

23 10 13 434;

22 7 15 318 C.B.A SEVERELY TROUNCED BY

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KCC, IN “C” DIVISION

(Continued from Page 5)

SIR WILLIAM PEEL

(Continued from Page 9)

What the need"— which several Governors of Hong Kong have em-| phasised-for, a friendly meeting

KWANGTUNG

District Conferences To Be Held

Canton; To-day. The 1st Group Army Headquar-

24 12 12 583 The losers were unlucky to have place for all races in this cosmo- 21-12 9 572 one of their best players in Ipolitan community is now being

518 Stirling absent. J. J., King Was

met, and that the Rotary Club has ters yesterday issued an order to 409 brought in to fill the vacancy.

become so firmly established, is the various pacification commis 320 The K.C.C. team, on the whole. surely not the least of the results sioners in the province, instructing 272 proved very steady.

of His Excellency's term of of them to hold a conference in each Weak K.C.C. Pair

fice, and it is one in which he had of their districts before June 20 for J. S. Smith and Major Bonavia ja definite part.

discussion of plans for the pro- were their weakest pair, and in

The

GOLF STARTING TIMES

Sunday's Pairings

At Fanling

The members of the Rotary Club motion of military affairs. their last encounter against HL Ajrequest you to convey to His Ex-conference of each district is to be Abgus and T. Whitley, they were cellency the Governor their thanks attended by assistant directors of fully extended and were very lucky and appreciation of his interest the military organization and train- to win. They were leading by 5 games and help. They wish him and Ladying departments of the various to 3 when, mainly through Angus Peel every happiness in retive counties in the district. Iclever net play and Whitley's steady ment.

The following are the Royal drives, the C.BA pair rallied and Hong Kong Golf Club starting forced a long set Then the C.B.A. times for Fanling on Sunday: pair went to pieces and lost the

next two games.

OLD COURSE

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HP Sommers, IA. Rodgers

S. H. Dodwell, L. H. Geare O'Neal Gordon, M. N. Cooter D'A Wetherbe, Col Mat

Yours sincerely

(Sed) MK LO,

President... (Sig.). M. F. KEY

Joint Hon. Secretary,

Throughout the afternoon Whit- ley displayed signs of nervousness J. G. Pilcher, Esq. and Angus did not play up to his usual foru

Watson And Capell Shine The K.C.C.'s strongest pair wAS C. E. Watson and R. S. Capell, who gave their opponents very few (chances and only lost one game in

all three sets.

Private Secretary to

His Excellency the Governor,

Hong Kong.

Governor's Reply

Government House,

Hong Kong.

May 16th, 1995.

At the end of June, a conference of the relevant departmental beads of the various pacification commis- sioners' offices will be called by the Protective Guards Department of the 1st Group Army Headquarters. During the conference, all the plans adopted at the conferences held in various paciication districts will be thoroughly discussed Central Press

Dear Mr. Lo-1 greatly ap achieved in Hong Kong.

Many young workers who lack schools to be established, through- the means and have not had oppor-fout the working people sections of 9.45 D. J. Keogh, B. G. Web). tunities to acquire a fundamental the Colony within a few years. ? |

A. T. Ley, H. C. Hopkins. education in reading and writing These free evening schools have|

AA Bremner, T. Addis Martin (Continued from Page 5) Chinese characters and other use a two-year curriculum which ia ez- Train leaves at 8.30 am. their sets with ease. C. C. Pereira ful knowledge are now making up pected to give students a well-

G. A. White and W. Gittins also preciate the letter from the Rotary With my very best wishes to you very accurate in his volleying, for their deficiencies at the Chinese grounded knowledge in reading}. CHILD CRAWLS INTO OVEN. finished with only one game against Club which you sent to Mr. Pilcher all and for the future prosperity. proved very weak on his back YMCA free evening - school re- and writing of every-day: Chinese,

them, but they were not very expressing their appreciation of of the Club, cently opened at No. 346 Queen's simple book-keeping and correspon-

Mrs. Boandy, of Britannia-place, steady. -

my interest in the Club. It was W. C. Lee and S. L. Lan played Road West, Sai Ying Poon. • Idence, using of the abacus, and Plymouth, found her 15-months- |- Although winning the least most kind of you all to send such luckily for South China -- They This free evening school, accord- fundamentals in drawings and ad- old daughter had turned on the number of games for their team, a message and I am very happy to combined excellently, but were nojing to the ZMC.A. eincefional de- vertising arts.

oven gas, crawled into the oven 3. Claydon and D. Smith were the think that I may have contributed match for the Recreio players. N. partment, is to be the forerunner Mr. Cheung King Sung is the and collapsed: The baby recover-strongest home combination, and in a small measure to the successE K. Ma drove and hall-volleyed well, of a systematic chain of free secretary-in-ch

ed after treatment

iwere featured in many close, gamen which the Club has -- undoubtedly

am

Yours sinc

(812) W. FEEL.

M. E. Lo, Esq

President

Rotary Club of Hong Kong