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NANKING TROOPS

ADVANCE.

KUOMINCHUN'S FIERCE

RESISTANCE.

THE NORTHERN BATTLE.

(THROUGH NEUTER'S AGENCY.}

SHANGHAI COURT DISCUSSION.

CONFERENCE TO OPEN TOMORROW,

NANKING'S NOMINEES.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCT.}

NANKING, -Nov-17- HANKOW, Nov. 17.

The Central Government has fr The Kuominchun evacuated Lao- hokow yesterday, and a section of ed eix representatives for the com Chiang Tien Wen's Ninth Division re-entered the city. However, the conference with the Powers' Kvominchun still occupy Packang representatives, with regard to the and Nanchang, southward of Siang reorganisation of the Shanghai

yang...

Provisional Court.

The Waichiaopu and the Judicial Meanwhile, it is learned that Sze. Yuan are each appointing three, chuan troops are entering Hupeh by while it is stated that the Fewers three routes, coming to the Govern will have nine representatives at ment's ausistance. Thu Ku Ju Tung's troops are driving down the conference, which is scheduled river to Ichang, the forces under to open on November 19, at the Yang Sen are somewhat further offices of the Judicial Yuar.

north across the border, and. Teng

Shih Hou's men have gone into Shensi, with the alleged object of attacking the Kuominchun roar,

1

BIG BLAZE IN NANKING.

MINISTRY OF HEALTH

· DESTROYED.

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

It is officially reported tha Government troops on the Lunghai front are preparing for a foal drive on Loyang. Latest communi- ques state that severe fighting is still going on southward of Lung.

NANKING Nov. 17. hai, and it is claimed that Govern.

The main building of the Ministry ment troops have captured the vil of Public Health was destroyed by lages of Kowcheng and Laomatung, fire this morning. More than 35 westward from Mihsien. Further, offices, including those of the Minis. they are slowly drawing up to Tengter, went up in flames.. feng, with the Kuomin hun fiercely

Fortunately, nearly all the im- contesting every foot of the ad-portant documents were saved.

vance,

THE COAL INDUSTRY.

GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS

APPROVED,

(TENOUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Nov, 17. The Lancashire, Cheshire, North- amberland, and Durham miners are among those who to-day accept- ed the Government's coal industry proposals. The majority of "the branches are also expected to ens dorse the proposals during the week-end, but the Yorkshire Coun- cil, which has about one-fifth of the Federation membership, by vote of 1037 to 733, approved the action of its President Jr. Herbert Smith, who is President of the Federation,

opposing the proposals,

SOVIET AMBASSADOR

APPOINTED.

THE NEW REGIME.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Moscow, Nov. "17.

ex-Sovies Gregory Sokolnikov, Commissar of Finance, has been appointed Ambassador to Britain. He was once degraded for opposi tion to the raling faction, but a few incintha ядо was given. 26 new economic appointment,

THE WORLD'S SLAVËS.

AN OUTSPOKEN. BOOK,

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

One freman was killed, two scri- only hurt, and one slightly injured, when the wall of the building col- lapsed.

It is believed the are originated in the servants' quarters, through a cigarette end carelessly thrown down.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1929.

SERIOUS SITUATION NAVAL CONFERENCE |

IN TIENTSIN.

TUG EMPLOYEES GO ON STRIKE,

CONSUL TAKES ACTION..

(THROUGH REUTER'S ANEŃCY.]

TIENTSIN, Nov. 17.

A most acrious situation has

soven

PROPOSALS.

AMERICAN ATTITUDE

DEFINED.

"NECK OR NOTHING.”

[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.}

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.

Newspapers here report that, the

BRITISH RULE IN INDIA.

MEANING OF VICEROY'S

MANIFESTO

SECOND THOUGHTS:

[TAROVON REUTER'Ń AGENCY.]

BOMBAY, Nov. 10. Political leaders here are indulg

in a five-Power naval agreement or sequence of the recent British American Government is interested ing in second thoughts as a con- one at all. This was the inference Ministerial elaborations of the drawn from an interview with Mr Viceroy's manifesto in Bombay. Cotton, assistant Secretary of The Provincial Congress Commit- tee has resolved that Ministerial speeches are tantamount to acceptance of the Delhi manifesto, which leaves no room for the Con- gress to participate in

around. table conference.

developed at Taku, owing to a lightning strike of the Chinese staff of the Tug and Lighter Company Acting under orders from the | Labour Union, work has ceased, and armed pickets are posted around Pilottown, thus isolating foreign residents.

State, who, interviewed by Reuter, No demands have reached the says he does not know of any plan to this morning, | for an Anglo-Japanese-American Company up though the strikers stated they agreement. proposed to make them. It is re- ported that the British Consul has warned the Chinese officials. point. ing out the serious consequences of inaction on their part.

JAPANESE GOLD EMBARGO.

CREDITS WITH FOREIGN BANKS,

MONEY RATES STABLE.

(THROUGH REUTER'A ACKNOY.]

Toxyo. Nov. 17, The Finance Minister, speaking to the Prese, stated that a contract SOLDIERS AND THE "RED for the establishment of one hun-

FLAG."

ARGILL'S TROOPS IN TROUBLE.

[THROUGH-REUTER'S AGENCY.]

dred million yen credit, in connec tion with the release of the gold embargo, had been successfully negotiated between the Yokohama Specie Bank and banking institu. tions in Britain and America. The contract would be formally signed in the next day or two

Declaring his intention of making a preliminary announcement of the removal of the embargo shortly, the Minister asserted that the fears that conditions would not yet war.

LONDON, Nov, 18.- The bare fact that three soldiers of the Argyll and Sutherland High

at the West landers, stationed Indies, were recently court mar- tialled and found guilty of mutinyrant such a removal were ground was first publicly disclosed during less. On the contrary both internal and external conditions were. suit- question time in the House of Com

able, and there would be no need to raise money rates after lifting the embargo.

mons.

A message from Kingston, Jamaz ca, now states that the men were charged with mutiny, refusing to obey their officers' orders, and re- ialing arrest at Newcastle, near Kingston, in mid June. The court martial sat for 15 days, and each accused was sentenced to five years' penel servitude. They were sent to: England a month ago

What Really Happened.

It is said that the whole barrack room of the Arzylt and Sutherland Highlanders was singing the "Red Flag" and the officer did not order

-THE KING'S HEALTH.

GRATIFYING RETURN TO

NORMAL."

[BRITISH WIRELESS BERVICE]

RUGBY, Nov. 16.

In the event of the five-Power conference not agreeing, the pre- sent plan is for the American delegation to return home.

GEN. DAWES ADDRESSES JOURNALISTS.

THE ROAD TO PEACE.

(THROUGH RITTER'S Äɑrnor.]

S

non-

In Allahabad, a Congress work- ing committee discussed the matter of chairmanship with Motilal Nehru. who favoured 'refusing the Govern- ment's offer of a conference.

Gandhi and others are at pre- sent non-committal, preferring a re-statement of the Delhi manifesto, and emphasising their demand for a general amnesty.

The Liberal leader, Sir Tøj Supru. is opposed to a modification of the of manifesto, in order not to embar

LONDON. November 18. Addressing the Institute Journalists in London, General | raes India'e' friends.

Dames claimed that the success of The discussion was later adjourn- the Anglo-American naval talks was ed. demonstrated in the efficacy of dis

TAKES A

HAND.

NEW YORK 'CHANGE AFFAIRS.

cussions carried on by the prin- PRESIDENT HOOVER cipals, advised by the respective naval staffs. He declared that con- nicting opinion now remained only on a minor matter, involving 30.000 tons of an aggregate tonnage of 2.400.000. He urged that the motto of one thing at a time" should' govern the preliminary naval nego- tiations as well as general disarma- ment negotiations. Thus, the dis- cussion of other ultimate objects. like the freedom of the sens, and more comprehensive disarmament, should not be allowed to obstruct. any agreement on the way.

Ian Hamilton and Singapore:

Loxbox: November 16. From a defence viewpoint the Singapore Base is as much a ques tion for the Army and Air Force. as the Navy, declared Sir Ian

Hamilton, in a speech in London.

He said that he and Lord French visited Singapore as Inspectors- General.

NATIVE TROUBLE. IN DURBAN.

A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.

[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 15. It is announced that the Stock Exchange sessions. will be restrict ed from 10a.m. to I p.m. in the forenoons during the ensuing week, and the Exchange will again close

on Saturday to enable the brokers to overtake arrears,

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.

LEEDS UNITED LOSE THE LEADERSHIP.

MANCHESTER CITY NOW AT THE TOP.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE SURPRISE.

Portsmouth has achieved another creditable feat, following up their five goals victory at Leicester, by accounting for Blackburn. Rovers by four clear goals. This reverse for the Rovers commea soon after their score of eight goals the previous week. The leadership of the First Division changed from Leeds United to Manchester City. Wednesday, with a score of 1-2 against Manchester United, secured second place on goal average. Leeds United fell from leadership consequent on their second successive defent, this time by West Ham United.

Blackpool and Oldham Athletic, at the top of the Second Division, were both successful in their away matches and are run- ning a close race with one point difference between them, South- ampton dropped from third to seventh place, the former position going to the Wolves.

Southern away teams were successful to the extent of only sharing the points in five matches, Walsall provided the best retura of 6-0 at home against Merthyr.. Accrington and Chesterfield in the Northern Section each won at home by five goats. The two top positions of both Sections remain unaltered. “

The Scottish Rangers won at home by the surprising morgin of nine goals from Ayr United and regained the premier place. Aberdeen were dethroned owing to their single goal defeat by St. Mirren.

Result of Saturday's matches as cabled by Reuter and revised League tables follow:---

ENGLISH LEAGUE,

*Arsenal

Division I.

1 Middlesbro'

Aston Villa.... 2 Liverpool

Bolton

Burnley Derby Everton Leeds U.

0 Birmingham...

3 Grimsby

2 Sheffield U.

0 Huddersfield...

1 West Ham... 3 Manchester C. 3 Newcastle

3

0

Portsmouth. 4" Blackburn ...... Wednesday 7 Manchester US 2 Sunderland ... 2 Leicester

*Abandoned ten minutes after interval.

Home wine 6, away wins 3, drawn 1. Goals scored: Home 24 away 13.

Division II.

Bradford C... 2 Oldham Bristol C. 2 West Brom. Cardiff. 5 Southampton... 9 Charlton ......1 Blackpool Hull

1 Bury Notts C... I Bradford Preston NE 4 Tottenham Reading Stoke

1 Barnsley

1 Chelsen

3 Millwall

1

Swansea

2. Notts Forest... 1 Wolves

Home wins 6. away wins 3, drawn

fioals scored: Home 23, away 18.

Division III. (Southern). Bournemouth.. 1 Plymouth Crystal P. 4 Coventry

a Bristol R. Falham

2 New Port....! Gillingham... ? Clapton O. Laton. 1 Swindon Northampton.. 1 Brentford Norwich 3 Watford Queen's. P.R... 1 Torquay Southend ....... Brighton Walsall .... 6 Merthyr

A further interesting develop- ment is reported in a message from 5. Washington, which states that Pre- sident Hoover has announced that the leaders of industry, labour and agriculture are to be summoned to conference at White House next

The same decisions will apply to Exter They had to consider inter aliu, the proximity of the Curb Market, Forman and South China. There

To-day, the stock market opened was no longer harm in saying that bath of them considered the forma strong, and the upward movement The King, who returned to San. tion of a very considerable mobilo gained momentum. There was some dringham yesterday, is understood and local defence force was neces-profit-taking later, but the market to have fell absolutely no ill effectssary to protect the vast num ex- the rest of the three malcontents,

from ten days spent in London, pended on the Singapore fortified closed firm. because the other men seemed to during which he followed his normal base, in addition to a full fortress. sympathise.

Newspaper state that the trouble routine of work. He received durgarrison of British troops. started with an assault on a Lanceing that time numerous Ministers Corporal in charge of the bar and other distinguished enllers and rack room at Newcastle. The Lance dealt with a considerable quantity Corporal escaped and returned, of State business.

officer, who. accompanied by an ordered three men to march to the The men refused, barrack room. using obscene language, upon which the officer, with an escort, effected their arrest, with difficulty, owing to the obstruction of sympathisers, She classifies the black, spots," who repeatedly turned out the notably Abyssinia. Arabia,

and lights China citing horrifying details. Sir John Simon, in a foreword. describes the hook as an “appeal to this generation to complete the work begun by Wilberforce and Clarkson."

LONDON, Nov. 16. The starting fact that the world still contains over five million slaves, many treated with revolt. ing barbarity, appears in an outs. poken book entitled "Slavery" by Lady Simon...

"JOURNEY'S END."

AUTHOR TO JOIN A PROFESSION,

(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE]

Ruoay, Nov. 18. Mr. R. C. Sherriff, who is 31 years old and the author of Journey's End," is next term 20- ing up to Christs College, Cam- bridge as an undergraduate. Bince the war he has been engaged as an insurance surveyor but has decided to go to the University as a pro- liminary to taking up a profession.. probably teaching.

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SOCIAL SERVICE COSTS.

AN OFFICIAL ESTIMATE.

[BEITISH WIRELESS SERVICE] -

RUGBY, Nov. 18:

An official return shows the £376,000,000 was expended last year an the principal social services in Great Britain. The figures eight years ago were £271,000,000.

R.101 FLIGHT CALLED ·

. OFF.

PASSENGERS FIRST!

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE

Rugay, Nov. 16. Wretched weather to-day caused the postponement of the flight of

He attended three theatres, dar- ing his stay at Buckingham Palace and to everyone who saw him be gave the impression of being com- pletely restored to health and re- need vitality. Before coming to London he did a little shooting dur- ing occasional drives, using light guna specially constructed to Tes- sen his fatigue, and in the coming week he will shoot for the first time using his usual guns.

The King intends to pay a fur ther visit to London before Christ

mal

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BELLEVILLE ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.

50 members of the House of Com- JOINS mons, and 20 peers in the R101. There was strong wind and torren- tial rain, but the postponement was decided upon, not because there is nay doubt of the ability of the air- ship to withstand such weather, but because the passengers would have been unable to see the countryside, or to obtain a correct impression of normal flying conditions.

FRAU ZOUBKOFF BURIED.

Ä HUSBAND'S GRIEFÍ

[THROUGH REUTZEʼN AGEKOY.)

WITH OTHER ONTARIO

CITIES.

{"D.P." Special Service.] Belleville, Ont. This city joined with other central Ontario muni- cipalities in ownership of its hydro- electric distributing system when ratepayers voted in lavour of authorising the issue of debentures to cover the purchase of the system from the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario. The cost to the city is 8180,000.

The ratepayers also favoured the plan for securing a suppply of power from the Commission.

A local hydro commission will now be set up. When the matter of the COLOGNE, November 16. city "taking over the system was Frau Zoubkoff was buried in the discussed at a recent public meet- chapel of the Schloss at Cronberg.ing, F. A. Gaby, Chief Engineer of The mourners included the Land- the Hydro Commission, ventured to draf and 'Landgraffin of Hease, recommend that the first act of the Prince Adalbert of Prussia (repre- local commission after the purchase Banting the ex-Kaiser), the Duke should be to cut domestic and com- and Duchess of Brunswick, and the mercial rates each one cent per kilo. Grand Duke of Hesse,

watt hour and stated that the base rate for power might also come down. He pointed out that a re- duction 82 pur horse power would. make the Belleville rate equal to customers of $22 per horse power

POLICE ACTIVE.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

DERBAX, Nov. 16. Yesterday's police raid, which ostensibly was carried out to deal with poll-tax defaulters, was re- peated to-day in the heart of the town.

There is considerable public un- easiness due to rumours in circula tion to the effect that the police have got wind of a sinister native organisation working behind the scenes. It is suggested that the real purpose of the raids is con- nected with this peril.

Large numbers of natives still refuse to pay the poll-tax, pleading conscientious objection. They have accepted the alternative of impri-

sonment.

EXCHANGE RATES,

[CRITISH WIRELESS, SERVICE]

Raay, Nov. 13.

123.86 4.87 27/32 14.875- 23.165

Paris New York Brussels Geneva Amsterdam Milan

Berlin Stockholm

Copenhagen Osic Vienna Prague Helsingfors Madrid Lisbon -Athens-

12.080 93.90 20.393 18.155 18.905 18.205

34,685

181 104) 14.00 JO8.95 075 810

B 13/16 401 1/5-27/32

Relief of Poor ever, he spent the night playing and place Belleville in competition Yokohama £40,000,000 and Assistance to work cards and billiards with former boon with Toronto in-securing indusSilver (spot).

companions,

tries. ing class bousing £23,000,0000.

Silver (forfard)

2/01/18 39/16--

424

Zoubkoff is still in custody at Bona. When he arrived recently he said that he wished for a last look at the Princesa and was very

The principal heads of expendi ture for England and Wales were; War Pensions £51,000,000, Educa tion £21,000,000. Unemployment in surance £38,000,000, Health Insur-griefed to learn that her remains the "Toronto case rate to power ance £37,000,000. Old Age pensions had been sent to Cronberg. How

5:30,000,000,

Bucharest. Rio. Buenos Aires Bombay Bhanghai

week.

The conference is being called to draw up broad plans for business progress, stimulation of exports, and business expansion, and to correlate these in such a way that agriculture, as well as industry and labour, shall benefit.

The President, in making the an- nouncement, expressed the opinion that in times of economic distur- bunce action was more effective than the repeated, issuing of state- menta expressing conûdence in the situation.

No Real Trouble.

....0 Port Vale

2

0 好

Sheffield U. 13

6 20 32 13 Middlesbro 14 8 + # 33 21 Blackburn...15 3 4 36 34 Burnley 15 031 36 Everton 8 4 37 31 30 Birmingham 15 3 3 20 23 Portsmouta 15 4.5 6 35 26 Leicester....15 5 3 7 23 31 13 Grimsby...18 447 25 30 13 Sunderland 14 4 37 17 26 11 Newcastle...15 3 0 10 27 40 10 Manch U....15 5 0 10 90 39 10

Division II.

Blackpool Oldham Wolves

Bradford

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 14 19 0 248 25 24 14 10 3 1 34 13 23

.16 8 3 5 33 29 10 16 8 3 4 20 20 19 Cardiff.16 8.3 5 23 20 10 Bury 14 84, 30 2 18 Sthampton, 15 9 26 36 31 18 Chelsea 7.3 4.28 19 17 West Brom, 14 72 37 23 18 Stoke ...16 3 6 3 34 20 10 Charlton 15 5 6 4 26 25.16 Reading 15 5 4 0 18 19 14 Notts C...16 4 6 6 21 27 14 Bradford C.13 4 5 6 23 30 13 Holl ...15 5 3 7 17 26 13 Tottenham...13 4 4.20 28 12 Bristol C...13 8 29 26 38 1 Notts F.15 3 4 8 24 32 10 Swansea 15 3 3 8 24 32

Preston .....13 3 3 0 23 34 9 Millwall 15 17 7 23 33 Barnsley.14 49 19 er

Division III. (Southern).

16

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. Plymouth15 10 3 0 38 13 25 B'nemouth 13 8 52 33 18 21 Brentford.15 0 3 3 30 16 21 Northants ...13 D4 26 14 20 Brighton 13 84-3-30 21:20 Southend ...15 7 6 9 27 20 20 Fulham.....15 7 4 4 4 21 18 Walsall 16 7 3 6 35 27 Queen's F.R. 15 5 3 19 19 17 Coventry 15 72 € 31 26 TG Swindon.....10 4 6 32 30 Luton....15 5 5 3 20 28 13 Norwich 15 6 3 6 25 31 15 Crystal P....10 37 27 34 15 1 Exeter

...15 8 4 6 27 23 14 15 4 3 8 18 23 13 Torquay 18 3 3 7 23 32 11 Clapton O. 13 2 8.713 24 10 1 Gillingham 13 3 3 9 13 23 Bristol R...15 9 4 9 24 34 Newport 15 2 3 10 19 31 Merthyr 14 1: 49 19 38

Division II. (Northern).

Home wins 6. away wins 0, drawn Goals scored: Home 26, away 11.

Division III (Northern). Acerington ... New Brighton Chesterfield

5 Wigen 4....... Darlington Doneaster Halifax Hartlepools Lincoln.

Rochdale.

- York City Rotherham 2, Crewe South Shields @ Stockport. Tranmere... Nelson

*Unplayed.

4 Wrexham

1 Southport.

... 2 Borrow 4 Carlisle

• Watford

Home wins 0, away wins 3, drawn 1. Goals scored: Home 27, away 12.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Celtic Dundee Falkirk ...

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts Port Vale16 19 3 1 43 15 Stockport...14 9 3 2 43 18 Accrington...15 8 4, 3 35 23 Darlington 15 91 5 30 25 10 9 Cowdenbeath... 1 Rochdale ....13 78 3 34 25 17 o Lincoln ...15 4 2 29 17 17

Division L

a Airdrie ....... 1 Hibernians 1 Clyde

4 Morton

Dundee U... Ayr United Partick

1 Crewe 14 7 6 29 22 16 1 Tranmero...15 0 4 5 32 26 16 o 8. Shields 14 6 4 4 20 21 10 Nelson 16 7 27 26 34 16

Chesterfield 1462 6 25 24 14 1 Carlisle 15 7 1 7 37 30 15

New YORK, Nov. 18. Hamilton There are no weak situations, or Hearts serious difficulties, declared Mr. Kilmarnock Thomas W. Lamont after a bankers Rangers

Queen's Park.. meeting, at which the stock market was discussed. He said that the St. Johnstone 1 Motherwell. 1 Hartlepools 14. 4 3 4 23 23 14 market was now normal. A stand St.. Mirren.... Aberdeeno Southport ...14 4 5 5 28 20 13 ing bid for 200,000 shares of United Home wins 6, away win 1, drawn. York 14 3 7 4 18 20 13 States Steel as $150 was placed 3. Goals scored: Home 28, away 7. yesterday, but was not executed, be-

cause the stock is selling above that AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL.

figure.

This valuable stabilizing factor was added to Wednesday's bid for one million shares in the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey,

Fresident Hoover's Ratzody.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.

It is understood that Eresident Hover's plan contemplates review- ing the entire field of public con- struction, to be undertaken in the coming year by Federal and State governments and municipalities. A canvass of the situation said that the leaders of the administration were convinced that projects invólv. ing at least 8300,000,000 were in- volved by the failure of municipali ties and private corporations to sell their bonds during the slump in the stock.markets.

ENGLAND DEFEAT IRELAND.

The amateur International soccer match between England and Ireland was played at. Crystal, Palace on Saturday,

England won by seven goals to

two....

LEAGUE TABLES,

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I

P. W. D. L. F: A. Pts.

Wigan 14 5 2 7 26 28 12 Rotherham.14 4 4 6 20 29 19 Doncaster...18 6 2 9 21 .33 12

Wrexham.15 25 8 24 35

Halifax....16 9 69 19 30 N, Brighton 15 41 10 10 43 Barrow...14 21 11 18 28 5

SCOTTISH LEAGUE;"

P. W. D.L. F. A. Pis. Rangers.14 11 12 33 8 23 Aberdeen ...36 10 3 3 38 24 22 Motherwell...10 0 3 3 3318 21 Hearts 35 8 4 3 33 20 20 St. Mirren...15 1-6, 32 10 191 Kilmarnock 16 8 3 4 -33 25 19 Celtic 14 9 2 3 33 17 18 Partick 5 7 2 6 31 2018 Falkirk, 18 63 0 24 34 15 Ayr

18 7 17-29 -30 15 Manch. C. ...14 9 3 40 23 21 Dundee...15 3.7 15 14 13 Wednesday...14 0 2 3 30 16 20 Hamilton ..15-4 4 7 30.33. 18 Leeds U....15 9 2 4 31 19 20 Morton 15 5.2 8 29 40 12 Aston Villa 158.2 5.31 27 18 Dundee U....15 6 2 8 24 43 12- Derby 7 3 3 28 28 17 Clyde 32 33 The Government will endeavour Arsenal 1476-29-2016 Airdrie 15 6 10 10 27 11 to get these projects going, and will West Ham...35 7 2 6 33-27 10 C'denbeath 14 4 2 8 14 20 10 be prepared to lead the way with a Liverpool ...156 43 25 30' 10 Hibernians 15 3 4 8 18 30 10 public building-programme, in Bolton 18.8 2.6--22-24 15 St. J'stone-16-3-3-0--21-31-- 9 Washington and elsewhere.

Huddersfield is 0 3 0 24 20. 15 Queen's Pk. 15 3 1 11 18 31