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Jongkong Hary" iess, Lib.

MASON'S

DELICIOUS

O.B

SAUCE.

No. 21,921

Olverit. Breabeckiaz

Hongkong Daily Press.

MET BATUARO

ESTABLISHED 1857.

BADAKRA HONG KONG, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1928."

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME-TABLE.

UP TRAINS

STATIONS ** ↑ « 4 29.3. No. 14, 11, 14 Na23034 M6, MX6,2 | AM. AMG | AMIEM, AM/İ 4.M. [X003] P.M.|EM| P.E.|X.HTM FM FM.

Kowloon. 7. 840 5.05 8.30 9.08 9.1510.00 18.00 1.15 1.182.33 2.85 4.30 5,40 1.83

9.25 11.08 12.09 1.23- Yazmat. ap. 6.49

888 10.2013 ES #68 10.33 1234

Bastin Dep.7.0

Twipo ep 7.15

Taipo

Marke, lep, 720 Fanting Dep. 7,30

Shang-

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9.05|8.43 10.16 10.54 13.58 2,00

2.31, 4.88 5.48 7.41 1.18450 6.08 7.58 2.68 — 3.04)4.18 8.09

2.000 --- $6,088,178.30 3.10 -5.156$75.30

8.14 5.28 6.81 8,24

7,41 8.45, 0.13 9.51 10.21 10,58-1959, 2.13 2.55 3.31:3.30 5.89 638890

Canton... Arr. - 12.40 -

STATIONS

Canton ...Dep.

8.48

DOWN TRAINS 10

46,43

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10.4111.20

B.15

388 4.39 5.47 8.18 6.40*7.07 8.08 4.45.54 6.25 6,47

8.00

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10.47 11.25

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10.5711.88

$215.00 8.08

11.01 11.41

8.26 5.04 6.13

11.1411.56

8.30 6.17 6.26

11.28.12.081

3.51 5.29 $.38

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Dep, 7.57 9.44- Bhatin Tunsti Dep. 8.11 268- Kowloon AF, 8.17| 9,0211.0) 11.32121312.34

8.57 5,25 6:44 7.00 7.22 7:47

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TANKS NO LONGER

A MENACE.

EASY VICTIM OF A NEW GUN.

Three surprising lessons were the British Army taught by manoeuvres in Sussex last month

The tank is no longer a menace la face of the new anti-tank gua.

close country.

Artplanes fail scouts in

Cavalry are indispensable. These are some of the conclusions of military experts. who watebed the operations. They were also im pressed by the remarkable feats ac complished by motor-coaches in transporting masses of infantry at high speed.

Startling discoveries have follow ed the manœuvres of the Aldershot Command which closed with the

Battle of Billingshurat." Four important facts are acknow ledged by military observers and

umpires:-

Cavalry are indispensable: The myth of mounted troops being obsolete has been exploded by the patrol, outpost, and scout work done by the King's Dragoon Guarda, the 13/18th Hussars and the 17/21st Lancers.

Tanks are no longer a menace: The new anti-tank" gun, which penetrates their armour at eight hundred yards and at an angle of 45 degrees, robs them of effec tiveness except in amail skir mishes.

Airplanes are practically use- less for observing in close coun- try: The air units of both armies were able to give only meagre de tails of the movement of troops. Motor-coaches are the most efficient means of transporting infantry: Troops were moved swiftly and noiselessly, and it re- quired not more than fifteen coaches to transport a battalion..

Possible Changes. These four revelations may bring About drastic changes in the pre- Army policy. Interest in. cavalry has been rekindled and be- lief in tanks has been shaken.

sent

The 11th Hussars are under- going mechanisation now, and twenty-ton "hush-hush" great tanks are being tested at Alder, shot. This programme is losing popularity.

HUSBAND WHO FORGAVE.

"

JUDGE PRAISES HIS. "MANLY CONDUCT."

UNFAITHFUL WIFE.

Mr. Justice Honpareys, at the Old Bailey, praised a husband for finding excuses for a wife who had Leen unfaithful to him.""

Charles Hodge Gilkes, aged 48, a Post Office electrician, pleaded guilty to wounding his wife and Eu attempting to commit suicide.

Mr. H. Brooks, defending, said that for a long time Gilkes had had an unhappy life owing to his wifels unfaithfulness. He had got rid of two men, but at the time of the offence she had threatened to go off with another man.

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HEBANA+BAĦER PRICE: $3 PER MONTH

Sanitary Board Meeting, 4.75

V.R.C. Annual Aquatic Sports: Half-mile Championship and Mok Challenge Cup, 3 p.m.

Hockey: Y.M.C.A. Ist v. Univer sity. 5 p.m.

Fanling Hunt: Annual Meeting, Jardine, Matheson's Board Room, 5.30 p.m.

Queen's Theatre: The News Parade."

World Theatre:

"Too Many Crooks,"

Star Theatre : "The Dust Flower."

Gilkes tried to dissuade her, but she flew into a temper and declared she would go off there and then. Be lost his temper and stabbed her with a pocket knife, inflicting app. deep but not a dangerous wound. He afterwards put his head in a

gas over, but was rescued.

Mr. Roome, prosecuting, said that Gilkes had written six letters, Eve to friends and one to the coroner, saying he intended to com- mit suicide. He attempted to ex- cuse his wife, and said it was his

fault for not trying to under- stand her better. There were three children.

Mr. Justice Humphreys said that many cases at the Old Bailey were referred to as "sad," but Gilkes's was truly a pathetic story. Ad- dressing Gilkes, he said:

You are as decent and respec- table. a citizen as any in this court or out of it. You have been in the Post Office for 25 years, and you served your coun- try in the war.

Then came the trouble brought upon you by the conduct of your wife. I am favourably impresa ed by your letters in which you tried all you could to find excuses for her. It was a right and manly thing to do.

I shall not send you to prison. You have good friends and there. is reason to suppose you will be re-employed in the public service. I shall bind you over and I hope your future life will be happier than your last few years have been.

BOY PRINCE TO BE PROSECUTED.

Fast transport, ពត the other hand, developing rapidly. Mammoth guns are raced into ac tion with

and noiselessly. Rubber caterpillar tractors with SEQUEL TO CAR TRAGEDY IN

ease,

well-muffed engines are more inanœuvrable and tireless than horses. Armoured cars have play-

SWEDEN.

ed & great part. The secret eight-

Prince Bertil, third son of the wheeled Goliath capable of seventy Swedish Crown Prince, met with miles an hour, and powerful a moter-ear accident last month.. enough to climb an incline of forty- His car capsized, with the result ive degrees in the latest experi-that one of the Prince's school- fellows was killed and two others ment.

were slightly injured: The Prince himself was unhurt.

This is an analysis of the official mind after the results of the three lays' exercises were reviewed.

Value Of Horses.

"Horses are as important to the mechanical army as men," a senior officer said: "They will always be used in advance of main bodies. They are easily concealed, they can cover any type of ordinary rountry where fighting is likely to take place, and they are practically the only means of feeling out the

enemy

to

One of the regulations laid down during the maneuvres limited the infantry to fifteen marching miles a day. This was done because the bulk of the British Army-Reser- vists and Territorials-would have to go into action in new equipment -and brand new boots.

Cavalry

restricted were twenty-five miles and nechanical transport was unlimited.

During an outflanking movement of Westland's army, which failed early to-day, four thousand troops were taken nearly a hundred miler few in motor coaches within a hours. The capture of a despatch rider bearing written orders re- vealed the scheme to Eastland, who were able to meet the surprise at tack just in time..

Stockholm is wondering whether the Prince will be brought before one of the Courts, as he had no car licence, being only sixteen years old, and no other member of the Royal Family save the King is im- mune from legal prosecution.

manor

The dying boy, when being car- ried to a neighbouring house, exclaimed:-"Give my re- gards to the Prince and tell him it was my fault as I grabbed the wheel.'" The boy's elder brother declares that he beard this remark. Inquiries into the accident are proceeding.

Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel, 4.30

King Edward Hotel, 3 p.m. Dinner Dance: King Edward Botel, 8 p.m.

Principal Mails:-Inward: Europe via Siberia (Empress of Russia). Outward. Europe vid Marseilles (Calchas), I p.m.

Wednesday.

(October 17th. Cesarewitch, Newmarket.

Whist Drive, Seaman's Institute. Licensing Board Meeting, zoon. Queen's Theatre: The Garden Allah."

World Theatre: "Too Many Crooks."

"The Dust

Star Theatre': Flower."

Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, 3 p.m.

Principal Mails:-Outward: Europe vid San Francisco and Europe ris Siberia (Taiyo Maru), 10.30 am.

Thursday,

(October 18th.)

V.R.C. Annual Aquatic Sports: 100yds. championship "and back stroke championship.

Hockey T.M.C.A. 2nd XI. v. Recreio 2nd XI.

Queen's Theatre: "The Garden Allah."

World Theatre: "College." Star Theatre: "The Coast of Folly."

Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4. p.m...

Friday.

(October 19th.) Christian Fellowship Meeting, Helena May Institute, 10.30 a.m.

V.R.C. Annual Aquatic Sports: 220 yards championships, 100 yards breast stroke.

Annual General Meeting, Crai gengewer 0.C., 5.30 P.The Garden

Queen's Theatre:

Allah

World Theatre: "College." Star Theatre: "The Coast of Folly."

Tea Dances H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, & p.m.

Principal Mail:-Inward: Con- don via Straits, parcel mail (Kar- mala); Europe in Negapatam, letters only (Sui Sang),

Saturday.

(October 20th.) V.R.C. Annus Aquatic Sports: 440 yards, 100 yards, Ladies 100 yards, Boys 100 yards, Team Race, High Diving Championship.

Navy League: Wreath laying

ceremony, 11.30 ..

Chinese Recreation Club, "At Home."

The Crown Prince asked that an impartial inquiry should be made without regard to his son's rank. The Court, while finding that the. accident was probably caused by

Cricket:-Division I. Kowloon Prince Bertil's companion's catch-

Indians (L), University v. Crai- ing his arm, has decided that the

gengower (F), Hong Kong C.C. Prince must be prosecuted because Married z. Singles. Division II. his licence is available only for a Police v. Indians (L), Craigen- mafor-cycle and not for a car.

Prince Bertil was born in Stock-ower. University (F).

Football:-First Division: holm in 1912, his mother, the Crown Chinese . Club; Navy v. Royal Princess, having been Princess Artillery, Police v. Small Units, Margaret of Connaught, daughter Kowloon . South China, Queen's of the Duke of Connaught Her Recreio. Second Division: South Royal Highness died at Stockholm China "B". Small Units, Kow- on May 1st, 1920. The Crown

loon v. South China "A", K.0.8.B.

Mechanical transport played an Prince of Sweden has married #1. Recreio, Royal Artillery v. important role, but cavalry were again, his second wile being Lady Queen's, Eastern . St. Joseph's, the more active. For three days Louise Mountbatten. they pushed forward on each side, catablishing outposts. observing

enemy movements, and skirmishing. along the frontier. It was

Chinese v. Royal Air Force, Univer- sity v. Navy.

Lawn Bowls:-Division II: Re creio "A" v. Yacht Club, Kowloon not To the west the Eastland com-

2. Craigangower, Kowloon until dawn, when the two armies mand, held a brigade of infantry C.D. faced one another across a frost-ready to move forward into unde Bowling Green Recreio. "B",

That covered, heavily treed ridge, that feaded country.

was the Taikoo . Civil Service. they retired.

position deadlock on one hand, Queen's Theatre: "The Garden It W0.8 the climax. Three and an opening on the other-when of Allah."--

World Theatre: "College."... brigades-Westland's entire army- the umpires declared peace. The.

Star Theatre: ""The Coast" of looked up at Eastland's guards,official verdict will be reached in

Folly. twenty-five tanks, and three-bat-conference-later.

Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m. Dinner Dance: King Edward Hotel, p.m.

Principal Malls:-Outward: Europe vid Marseilles (Zakozaki Maru);-9:30÷al-

talions of infantry. Airplanes Within an hour the hills were swooped and dived overhead, drop empty. Miles of weary but happy ping bombs of paper bags filled troops marched off to their camps with flour.. Machine guns rattled Tanks, lorries, and tractors rattled and rifles popped.

away to their garages. It was all (Continued at 750; of next column.). Over

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