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LA SALLE COLLEGE PRIZE DAY

Alterations In The Programme

LADY CALDECOTT GIVES AWAY AWARDS

•1

In deference to the recent bereavement of His Excellency the Governor, there were altera- tions in the programme of Là Salle College's fifth annual dis- tribution of prizes, held yesterday, and appropriate expressions of sympathy were made. His Excel- lency did not attend as he had: originally planned to do, but Lady. Caldecott made the presentations | and was given a great ovation:

Among those present were the Director of Education, Mr. G. R.) Sayer, the Vicar Apostolic of Hong Kong, Eishop H. Valtorta; and the French Cónsul-General M. J. Leurquia.

Prize List

The following

winners:-

were the prize

School Certificates Honours List-Wong Chung-tai, A.

M. Botelho, A. de Olireim-Sales, J. B. Botelho. A Gotteche, G. Lawson

THE CIRINA WAIL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1936

Prominent among the educators and the churchmen of three faiths who will convene in Chicago in December to war on CD- munism tre Prof. Robert H. Graalt, of Northwestern University (left) and Bishop John F. Noll, of Fort Wayne, Ind. They are shown at a preliminary meeting in Chicago, organising the drive.

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES

TRAFFIC TOLL OF

THE WEEK-

Police Department Report

EIGHT JAY WALKERS INJURED

In the Colony of Hong Kong in- cluding the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories during the week ending at 8 am on Satur day, the 5th. inst, there were al- together 41 traffic accidents, as the result of which 14 persons were injured.

Of the persons injured, 8 were | pedestrians, who were either walk- ing or running across the road and were struck by vehicles. Two: bets

passengers were injured whilst alighting from moving mo- tor bases, and three lorry passen- gers were injured through falling from three different moving motor lorries.

A Chinese male was injured when he was knocked down by zi private motor car whilst sitting on a stool outside a hawker stall eat- ing his meal!

Of the 41 accidents, 18 were col- lisions between vehicles; 15 were collisions between vehicles and

Pass: List-Alberto Ozdrio. Fritz The wedding took place at the A meeting has been arranged Ulrich Chao Paik, Henry Huang, Robert Ma Chung-wai. Ng Let-wai, Registry resterday of Mr. Soobetween Mr. T. V. Soong and the pedestrians; and 8 accidents were

Manager .of Augusto da Silva, Jean-Marie Ta Thai Chong-yaw,

the President of the Philippines' Com-due to other causes But, Jose Maria Xavier, Cicero Kwong Cheong Wah. general ex-monwealth, Senor Manuel Quezon, Rozario, Akbar Abdullah. Polycarp porters, and Miss Chin Yuk-tong. to Lake place in Hong Kong before Antonio. Stephen Gan, Charles LAB- Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith. Registrar the latter proceeds to Canton on Lim Thuang-boon. Pang Kam-wing of Marriages, officiated and the his intended visit. - Joseph Bozario, Gerald Castro.

Commercial

Messrs. witnesses. were

London Chamber of Commerce Tsun-ki and Chiu Yung-sang. Examination

Chi

for Shanghai yesterday by

the

BIG RAILWAY ORDER

Rolling Stock To Be Here Shortly

Two passengers left Hong Kong Pass List-Walther Gottsche, The annual dinner dance of the CINA.C. plane Fukien. They were Eduardo Fernandes. .William Got- tsche, Robert Sotza, Huberte Xavier. School of Accountancy and Com-Mr. H. 31. Bixby, Far Eastern re Yoanh Sithay. Eduardo Alves, merce, which is held jointly with presentative of Pan-Americas Air-

The biggest single order for roll- the Hong Kong Accountants and ways, who arrived in the Colony ing stock within recent times for Patrick Castro, Arthur Cruz.

Prizes-Walther Gottsche, Eduardo Secretaries Students' Society, has from Manila by the President Me- any one railway line will shortly Fernandes, Patrick Castro, Roberto been arranged to take place atį Kinley and is proceeding to be put into execution with Souza, Raberto Xavier.

the Rose Room. Peninsula Hotel, Shanghai on business, and Mr. J. delivery of the first lot, in an in- Scholarships Matriculation and School Certi- on Saturday next from 8.30 to 2R Moss, Superintendent of Kai denture for 200 steel trucks and fcases Class (Scholarships and Prize am. The Annual Reunion Dinner Tak Airport, who is making a freight cars from British mamu- Dance of the School will be held quick inspectional trip to the facturers, for the Hankow-Canton Government Educational Scholar at the School Hall on New Year's north and will return by C.N.AC-line. ship.—Wong Chung-ti

Montargis Senior French Frize-Eve, when admission will be by to-day.

List):

Guy Lawson.

Essay-writing-J. E. Botelho, A. V. Ozoria, C. L. Rozario.

invitation only.

the

The information received by a The European Y.M.C.A. Discus-Hong Kong merchant from official The December 1936 examin-ion Group will meet next Sunday sources at Canton states that, in Grammar and Literature:-Wongations of the International Insti- at 9 pun, when the Rev. E. C. H. response to an urgent request from Chung-tai, A. Gottsche.

tate of Accountants, Australi: Tribheck will speak on "Chris- the Hsakow-Canton Railway 27- and the Institute of Commerce, tianity and the Church," this be thorities, extraordinary efforts will

ing the second of the series.

be exerted to expedite delivery, French G. Lawson (French Con- England. which commenced

and the arrival of this first lot in

Chinese.-Pang Kam-wing.

Portatuese.-A. de Oliveira-Sales.

ral's Prize).

Botelho.

Ozorio

fonday will be continued daily. The Ladies' Section of the Euro-Hong Kong for transhipment may Chemistry-Wong Chung-tai, J. B. except on Fridays and Saturdaypean YM.C.A. will be holding a be expected in the early part of

until December 18 at the School Mah Jongg and Bridge Drive next next year. Physics-Wong Chung-tai. A. Vof Accountancy and Commerce. 1 Monday afternoon in the West Mathematics, — Wong Chung-tai,Middle Road. Kowloon.

Lounge, an admission charge of A..M. Boteino.

$1, including tea, being made. Tic Geography.-P. Antonio. A. V A fannel dance will be held by kets are obtainable at the

the local section of the Health, Y.M.C.A...⠀ Biblical Knowledge.-Wong Chung-Strength. Sports and Athletic tai, A. V. Ozorio.

Club at Hotel Cecil next Saturday Mem- Clase 2A-1, G. Lyon:2. 3. from 9 p.m. to 12.45 a.m. Hasna; 3. E. Larcina.

bers and their friends are welcome at usual admission charges. By

Ozorio.

Class Prizes

Class 28-1. Lau Kam-yu; 2, Kwan Tat-hing; 3, Mateo Go.

Class 3A-1. L. Silva: 2 I Alberto; 3. P. Jorge,

Class 3B, Chan Wai-kat; 2. Mok Wah-chaan; 3, Lai Tim-cheong.

Class 3-1. M. Lawson; 2, F.

3. C. Sui Sing.

Jorge:

Aloneo: 3. F. Catton.

A

kind permission of Lieut-Col. R

M. Rodwell and Officers the Dance Orchestra of the 1st Bn. Royal | Ulster Rifles will be in attendance.

TURKEY APPEALS TO LEAGUE

Dispute With France Causes Anxiety

3

Geneva, To-day.

Altogether, the order represents | some $10,000,000 worth of business for a number of arms at Home, amongst whom it has been split.

OBITUARY

Mother Of Sir William Hornell

The Vice-Chancellor of the Hong Kong University (Sir Wil- liam Hornell) received inform-

Mrs. D. G. McAvoy, of 502 The Turkey has appealed to the ation from England yesterday of Class 4A-1. D. Rodrigues; ? Peak, was summoned before Mr. League Council in connection with the death of his mother. Mrs. Eli- Glass 48.-1. Anthony Lum: 2, Wat K. Keen at the Central Magistracy the Franco-Turkish dispute over zabeth Brooking Hornell

yesterday on a charge of having Alexandretta and Antioch, which Mrs. Hornell, who was 86 years Yuki, ở Ng SAI CHO

kept a dangerous dog and failing were conditionally ceded by Turf age, died at Bournemouth, on to keep it under proper control at key after the War Treaties. It is Tuesday.

Class 4C-1, L. Yooy Heng: 2. C. Yuen Cheng: 3. C. Kam Yuen Cass 5A-1, F. Cham; Pomeroy: 3, K. Thumb.

B. 4.30 pm. on November 10. She suggested that the lives and liber-

Class 5B-1, Mok Wah-shue; 2, pleaded not guilty. After evidence ties of the Turkish population in had been taken Mr. Keen remark-those places are now jeopardised. Leung Ear-on; 3. Lucien Wong.

Class SC.-1. Fang Wah-kwok; 2ed that he did not think the dog-Reuter's Bulletin Service. Fing Chang-au; 3. Lan Kwan-cheung was dangerous and the sumkaong

Class 6A-1. J. de Almeida; 2,

was accordingly dismissed. Francisco: 3, P. Remedios,

Class 68—1, Tang Wing-chi: 2 Nin Chi-kwong; 3 Han Ching.

Class 6G-1, Kiang Cheng; 2, Fung Kwok-chak: 3 Kwan Sit-yin

Class TA-I F. James; 2. In Souza; 3. J.

J. Francisco.

Three cases of diphtheria were reported for the 24 hours ended yesterday.

The annual prize-distribution at Class 7B-1. F. Shit-nam; . C. Ka

the Italian Convert will be held Yum:

3. C. Abdullah. Class 7C-1. Chiu Sai-lai; 2, Auto-day at 5 pm. Bishop Valtorta Yeur-pai: 3. Yeung Chnen-kwan will preside and give away the

Class 8A-1, T. Souza; 2 A

prizes. Bemedios: 3, B. Botelhe.

Class 8B1, Cheng Ping-cheng; 2. Fung Wai-sun; 3. Ho Kuen-yan.

Class 80-1, Chan Kam-chuen. Lee Kar-heng; 3, Sam Nin-forg

“RABBITS" CAN TAKE COMFORT

Nervousness Is A Sign Of Brains

CAR SEEN NEAR

SPOT

Hunt For Murderer Of Strangled Woman

FUN

JIM MOLLISON'S

LAWSUIT

"All Differences Settled"

An agreement for a stay of all proceedings w23 announced be- fore Mr. Justice Bernett in the Chancery Division last month, in the dispate concerning Mr. J. A. Enquiries into the murder of Mollison's plane in which be e- pretty 34-year-old Mrs. Mary Hol-cently flew the Atlantic

Manchester.

den, also known as Ethel Jones, of Mr. K E-Shelley, on behalf of On Monday, December 21, the Byron-street, Deansgate, Manches-Hospitals Trust, Ltd., Dublin, said 2, Band and Drums of the 2nd Bat-ter, who was found strangled by that all differences had been set- talion The East Lancashire Regi-ithe side of the East Lancashire tied. The parties asked for the ment will play a combined Retreat road, at Leigh, last month, were stay of all proceedings with no or- at Shum Sui Po, commencing at extended later.

i der as to costs.

5.15 p.m. This will be the last oc- A man and woman were, ques- It was made clear that Mr. Mol- He casion, this ceremony will be per-tioned for some hours by the Manlison was an innocent party. formed by the battalion in Hong chester police, and later the man paid for his machine in America, and had no idea there was a dis- Kong and the general public are went to Leigh

A motorist has reported seeing] pute about title. car standing near where the The judge agreed to the appli-

*cation body was found.

cordially invited.

A talk on art was given at the From a speech by Dr. Walter S. Chinese X. W. C.. A. last night, in Alvarez to medical convention at the presence of members of the Salt Lake City:

Hong Kong English Forum, by Mr. Nervousness jam itself a sign Luis Chan." Mr. Chan Hinstrated of brains." A highly-strung wo-his talk by producing paintings by man is the more 'charming and a Algernon Talmadge, Gerald, Kelly, highly strung man is the more|Guy Kortright and himself, and valuable.

[zzalysing them..

No More Free Matches!

Commenting from

to-day. According to the local vernacu- smokers will ne longer receive the lar press, the above decision is A nervous person usually has

(usual free of charge. boż of the result of a recent meeting of more intelligence then his more A Servicemen's Whist Drive matches when they purchase their calm fellows. But he goes through will be held next Monday night in cigarettes from the cigarette local retailers, at which they came

the West Loungë of the Eurofan stalls in the streets.

hell.

to the conclusion that Chinese

being fussy, quit being jealous. ———

eastom of cigarette vendors toys fairer chance on the maricet if particularly over your husband -... Owing to lack of accommodation give their various patrons a box this free matches and quit being such a careful in the China Fleet Club Theatre of matches, grefis, whenever they aholished. housekeeper.

on tombola nights, it is regretted make a purchase, but from to-day The matches whic Then your nerves won't play that it will be no longer pessible onwards this custom will be abo-zway free of charge were such tricks OR YOU

to invite ladies. ·

·lished.

of Japanese manufactu

My advice to women is: Quit YMCA. commencing at 9 p £ For many years it has been the manufactured matches will have

were

1936

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