1930-12-15 — Page 7

SUN YAT SEN UNIVERSITY. -

STRIKERS ORDERED TO RESUME STUDIES,

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

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CANTON, Dec. 14. General Chen Ming Shu, a regent

LADY PEEL OPENS

BAZAAR.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE.

SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION AT | MOŠDAY ;—

KOWLOON.

MINIATURE GOLF ATTRACTS

PATRONAGE.

A very succesful' bazaar and sale of work, organized by the Diocesan

His Excellency the Governor re- ceived Dr. Vissor.

Mr. Quist, Mr. Hornell, Dr. and Mrs. Visser, nud Mr. van Schreven lunched at Government House,

His Excelleney the Governor and Lady Peel, accompanied by Cap. tin T. A. H. Collanan, A.D.C.,

of Sun Yat Sen University, acting Girls' School, Kowloon, was held dined with His Excellency Major.

undor the orders, of Nanking, is hringing pressure to bear on the students of the University who are on strike, and they are being ordered for the occasion.

on Saturday afternoon in this school grounds, which were gaily decorat

ed to return to school at once. Those who refuse to comply will be expelled from the institution.

Warning after warning, vouched in the strongest terms, having been given in an effort to persuade the strikers to resume, the authoritica

were finally compelled to submit the matter to Nanking for settlement, inasmuch as the University is a untional institution under the direct

control of the Central Government,

The students likewise appealed to Nanking. Four delegates were sent to the capital last week to see Dr. Tai Chi Tau, President of the Examination Yuan and ex-President of Sun Yat Sen University, the Minister of Education and other important members of the National Government. The delegates are re. ported to have arrived at Nanking. but it is not yet known how they were received,

Meanwhile, Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has intervoned on behalf of the University authorities. In telegram to Canton he condemned the action of the students, and or dered all the students to attend classes

once, and authorized General Chen Ming Shu to deal with the matter as he saw fit.

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Marshal Chiang Kai Shek also dispatched a lengthy circular to the students throughout China in general, and to those of Sun Yat Sen University in particular, de- ploring such agitations and strikes in educational institutions.

CANTON TEA-HOUSE

COLLAPSES.

THREE MEN KILLED AND FIFTEEN INJURED,

(FROM ONE OWN CORRESPONDENT,]

CANTON, Doc. 24. On Friday at noon, a crowded tea-house, the Bin Ming, on Wai Oi Road, collapsed without warning, entrapping all the diners.

Three men were killed outright drid 15 injured, some seriously.

Of the 13 injured, two are not expected to survive.

PASSENGER BOAT FIRED

ON.

I

ANOTHER BANDIT OUTRAGE NEAR CANTON,

Six passengers and three guards on board the steam-launch Kong Kong sustained serious injuries when the vessel was fired at by a robber gang near Canton on Friday

last.

Lady Peel, accompanied by Mfr. G. W. A. Tufton (Private Secretary to H.E. the. Governor), arrived promptly at 3 p.m. and was met at the school entrance by Miss H: D. Sawyer (hend mistress), the Bishop of Victoria (the Rt. Rev. C. R.

Duppy, D.D.), the Rev. W. Wal ton Rogers, and Mrs., and Miss Smalley. Proceeding to the school hall, Lady Peel, in a short speech, declared the bazaar open. The op- portunity was taken by Hittle Annie Ray to present her Ladyship with i basket of chrysanthemums.

General Sandilanda at Headquarter House.

TUESDAY:~-~

Lady Peel presided at the annual meeting of the Girl Guides Asso eintion, which was held at Govern- ment House.

WEDNESDAY:-Lady Peel visited the Art Society's exhibition held at Mears, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Ilis Excellency Senor Armando Navarro, Portuguese Minister to China, necompanied by V. Albu querque, Consul General for Portu Ral, called at Government Houso. TuURSDAY :—

His Excellency the 'Govornor pre- sided at the meetings of the Execuú- tive and Legislative Councils.

Lady Peel, accompanied by Cap- tain T. A. H. Coltmoo, A.D.C., saw the final of the Ladies' Doables Championship at the United Ser- vices Recreation Club, and present. ed the cups.

There were a good number of stalls, but the most popular of them as the miniature golf course which attracted much patronage during the whole afternoon. Prizes, in the form of cigarette cases and tie and handkerchief sets for gentlemen, | FRIDAY -

and fountain- and letter paper

pe for ladies, were awarded to the successful players in this novel gam

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Lady Peel also inspected the school Girl Guide troop, which was under the command of Lieutenant Eva Lang.

The Stalis.

The following is the list of the stalls:-

Cines (under the Prefeet, Doris co)-Edibles.

His Excellency the Governor said Lady Peel gave a ball at Govern- mat House,

SATURDAY'S RACING.

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6.)

-December Handicap: ““8” Class; } 7~December Handicap "C" Olass;

Ons Mile.

For China panics. Top weight not to exceed 171 lbs. Entrance fee 85. 1st prize 8:50; 2nd priza 8250; 3rd prize 150

Mr. Prince's Crown Prince, 150

Tbs. (Mr. Frost). T Mr. W. T. Stanton's Christmach,

Frólie, 163 ...(Mr. Heart) @ Mr. Tonaurb's Lobster Bay, 158

Ibu (Mr. Sonres) a Also ran:- Blue Hearen, 185 lbs. (Mr. 8. N. Pan); Chivalrous, 148 ba. (Mr. Reidy); Fifty Fing, 140 lbs. (Mr. G. C. da Koza); Four Clubs, 141 lbs. (Mr. Branwell); Im perial Hall, 14 the (Mr. Ip Kui King's Comunel, 100 lbs. (Mr. Proulx); Monterey Bay, 170 lbs. (Mr. Charina): Ó-Moon, 185 lbs.

Mr. S. Y. Lineg); Orlando, 140 lbs. (Mr. X. T. Fung): Peppercorn, 150

(Mr. Rackhouse); Pickle, 148 lbs. (Mr. Harriman).

Won by short hend: half a length between second and third,

Time: 2 mins. 03 rees. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $16,70.

Places: 181, 87.70: 2nd, 8112.30; 3rd, $13.40.

Monterey Bay

|

Oxo Mila.

י,

For China, ponics. Top weight not to exceed 171 lbs. Entrance fee 85. Isti prize 0400; 2nd prize 8200; 3rd prize 8100, Mr. Artik'a ›Cream Cracker,5147

lbs. ......... (Mr. 5. N. Pan) I Mrs. B. M. Austin's Armony,

*

171 lbs. (Mr. Charles) 9 Mr. Heart's Christmas Belle,

100 lbs. (Mr. Heard) *3 Mr. Pearce's Piccy, 157 lbs.

IFTS!

THAT!!

LAST!!!.

IN

SOLID SILVER

HERE'S A FEW SUGGESTIONS THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.

› INK STANDS.

BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED-STRONG AND EVERLASTING.

(Mr. G. E. da Roza) *3 Also ran-City Hall, 159 lbs. (Mr. Reidy); Diana, 167 lbs. (Mr. Harriman); Discord, 140 lbs, (Mr. Ip Kui Ying) Gay Caballero, 140 lbs. (Mr. 5. Y. Lining): Iron Hood, FOR HER. 140 lbs. (Mr. Y. T. Fung); Mouk, 144 lbs. (Mr. Y. M. Lo); Mount Elburg, 144 lbs. (Mr. Proulx); Pagoda, 141 lbs, (Mr. Fawcett).

by three lengths: a necks bu- tween sacond and thirdi

Time: 2 mins, 07.1-3 secs.

* Dead hent. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: 9130,

Places: 1st, 817.30; 2nd, 40.60; 3rd: Piccy 89.10; Christmas Belle 86.20.

Bettings

Winner. Place. Christmas Bell.....1,001 1,258

DRESSING TABLE SERVICES. (SOLID SILVER AND EXAMEL.) SCENT BOTTLES AND SPRAYS: MANICURE SETS. TRINKET BOXES.

POWDER BOWLS.

VANITY CABES.

PHOTO FRAMES, HAND BAG SCENT BOTTLES. TABLE ́OLOOKS.,

FOR HIM.

BOXES AND CASES,

CIGARETTE HOLDERS.

(BUTTON-STUDS-LIxx8.)

MILITARY HAIR BRUSHÉS.

Betting.

Winner. Place. Crown Prince. ....... 850 1,282 Chivalrous 335 Pickle

327

City Hall......... 733 1,020-

OIGAR AND CIGARETTE

120

Diana

315

431

614

Piecy

300

370

Christmas Frolic 320 Lobator Bay

55-1

Mount Elburz

237 404

DRESS BETS.

301

Imperial Hall

103 383

415

Cream Cracker

125

Gay Caballero

71

113

125 314

06

FLASKS.

105

911

Discord

44

70

ASH TRAYS.

Peppercorn

น

38

140

Armony

35

77

Four Clubs

85

128

Iron Blood

32

62

Blue Heaven ......

83

297

Pagoda

10

18

Q-Moon

81

BC

King's Counsel ..Orlando

09

ЯA

30

71

Fifty Fifty

J Miles,

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel, attended by Captain T. A. II. Coltman, dined with the President of the Hong Kong Phil- harmonic Society and Mrs. Shen-4-Hong Kong Autumn Champions: ton at the Hong Kong Hotel. After dianer the party attended the opening performance of "The Yeo- men of the Guard." given by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Society. SATURDAY:-

lis Excellency the Governor re- ecived the Right Reveread the Bishop of Victoria.

the

His Excellency the Governor, Class 2 (under Mrs. Richis)-Mis-accompanied by Captain T. A. H.

handkerchiefs, Coliman, A.D.C., attended cellaneatis, dolls,

meet of the Fanling Hunt at Dill's Corner.

etc.

Class 3 (under Miss Wentworth)— Misc Hanus, lampshades, calon- dars, etc., all painted by the girls.

Class (under Miss Bedford) Miscellaneous, bath salts, dolls' Velothes, etc.

Class (under Miss Allén)—Mis cellaneous, sweets, etc.

Class 5 Remove A funder Miss Batalha) Miscellaneous, cupida, crepe paper fancies, etc.

Class 6 (undar Miss Mason)— Love.

Class 7 and 8 (under Misses White and Gross)-fish pond.

Class 5 Remove B (undor Miss Broadbridge)-Miniaturo Golf.

Competitions.

The following were the successful conpetitors:-

Treasure Hust-Miss Smalley and Miss Angels Alves.

Log Competition Miss Ellen Ford and Mies Florence Wong

Blind Touch-Mr. Diven and Mr. G. W. A. Tullom.

LOCAL SCOUT RALLY.

LMPRESSIVE EXHIBITION OF

SCOUT CRAFT.

Lady Peel, accompanied by Mr. G. W. A. Tufton, Private Secretary, the Diocesan opened a snls t Girls School.

SUNDAY:--

His Excellency the Governor, attended by Captain T. A. H. Coltman, visited the Camps of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Comps at Tai Lam and Fanling, in order to see the field training of the Corps. The officers of the Corps entertained His Excellency to luncheon at Fouling Camp.

'VARSITY MEDICAL

SOCIETY.

ANNUAL DINNER AND DANCE.

Members of the Hong Kong University Medical Socisty were boats on Saturday night at the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden when they held their annual dinner and dance. The function was large- Fly attended, and about 100 couples danced to the melodious strains of the Unique Orchestra.

The guests at the official table Over one hundred boy scoute from were-Prof. Gerrard and Mrs. The vessel was on its way to Can-six groups of the Hong Kong Boy Gerrard; Mr. W. W, Hornell; Dr. ton from Walchow, and when paes Scouts Association participated in Macgown and Mrs. Maogown; Dr. ang through Nam Wan was ordered rally held on Saturday afternoon. 8. Wan and rs. Wan; Mr. N. to atop by robbers on the bank. Dis at the Praya East Reclamation, R. Law; Dr. Arthur Woo and Mrs. regarding the threat, the vessel

near Fleming Road.

Woo; Dr. D. G. R. Black and Mrs. steamed at full speed and was fired

After the Commissioner (the Rov. Bisck; and the Hon. Dr. Welling- at by the robbers with machine guns 6, T. Waldegrave), in company ton and Mrs. Wellington. and rifles.

with Mr. Gordon (Assistant Com- There were twenty guards and sissioner for Boy Scouts at Shang- number of troops on board the hai) had inspected the company, the launch and they returned the fire.Scouts broke off and demonstrated Serious fighting ensued and lasted branches of work in Scout craft, fer about half an hour. Eventual- ly over twenty of the robbers tried including fre lighting, camp sito preparation and other items. Mr..

to board the launch from two boata C. Champkin (Assistant Commia- but were repulsed by the soldiers,sioner), the Rev. B. A. Armstrong The launch finally succeeded in get (District Commissioner, Kowloon)

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

BRIGADE.

VACCINATION RETURNS.

Am-

For China ponies that have won at least one race at an Extra Meeting of this Club during 1930. Weight for inches na per scale. Entrance fee $10. 1st prize $750 2nd prize 8300; 3rd prize $200. Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Apollo, 155

lbs. (Mr. Frost) 1 Mrs. Dunbar's Sitting, Bull, 161

1bs........... (Mr. Heard) 2 Mr. Dynasty's Nationalist II.

163 lbs.

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(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 3 Also ran:-Peppermint, 161 lbs. (Mr. Harriman); Fair Sport, 161

Tha. (Mr. Reidy).

Won by six lengths: three lengths between second and third, Time: 2 mine, 31.1-5 seus. Pari-mutuel

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Winner: 8.30. Placos: 1st, 86.30; 2nd, 88.30. Betting.

Apollo

Nationalist II. Sitting Bull Peppermint Fair Sport

Monk

8-Extra Maotings Consolation

Stakos: Ono Mile.

For China ponies that have start- ed in at least five extra meetings in Hong Kong this year and have not. won: to be ridden by jockeys who have not won five dat races

anywhere at any time. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscription griffins of this Club of this season allowed Iba. Jockeys 2 lbs. extra for each race won. Entrance fee 85. 1st prize, 8409; 2nd prize 8200; 3rd prize 8100,

Mr. Eve's New Year's Eve, 157

lbs. (Mr. Y. T. Fung) 1

Mr. Evo's Minty Eve. 138 lbs.

(Mr. Lobel) 2 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Majestic

Hall, 163 lbs.

(Mr. Ip Kui Ying) 3 Also ran: Ono Third, 168 lba. (Mr. Yuo Shun Wa); The Goods, 160 lbs. (Mr. Bramwell).

Won by two lengths; three lengths between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $30.50.

Places: 1st. 815.20; 2nd, 810.80.

Betting.

Winner. Place.

0,250 711

1,105

575

510

377

118 120

Winger, Place. Majestic Hall. 2,301 Misty Eve

1503

1,505

357

71 111

New Year's Eve... 439

413

The Goods

321

210

One Third

1777 188

5-Decomber Handicap "D" Class:

One Mile.

For. China ponies. -Top weight

not to exceed 171 lbs. Entrance fee THE CASH SWEEPS.

85. 1st prize 100; 2nd prizo $125; 3rd prize $75.

Mr. D. Wilson's Mongolian Stag,

107 lbs. (Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. Artik's Country Club, 160

lbs.

(Mr. Front) 2 Mr. S. To

Shiny Pearl,

110 Tos. Mr. Backhouse)? drawn on Saturday, were as follows:

Jbs.

Also ran-Andantino, 140 (Mr. Y. T. Fang); Duke of Nor- mandy 55., 160 lbs. (Mr. Harriman); Heretofore, 15 lbs. (Mr. Ip Kui Ying); Teuchit, 180 lbs. (Mr. da Roza); Kirribilli, 140 h (Mr. Bramwell); The Jamaica, 140 lbs. (Mr. Proulx).

Won by hall a length: three longths between second and third.

Tinio: 2 mins. 08.1-3 secs. Pari-mutuel

Winner: 810.30.

WINNING NUMBERS AT

A GLANCE.

The results of the Cash Sweeps,

Race 1.

No. 280 200

$999.50

256.80

34

284

193.40

2

Unplaced runners of 830 each Nos. 144, 285, 132, 314, 102, 105.

'Bace 2.

No. 1811 "136 183

81,941.80 354.80

177,40

Unplaced, runners of 850 ench :-

Places: lat, 86.00; 2nd, $18.40; Nox 135, 201, 321. 3rd, $36.

Duke of Normandy

Race 4.

Unplaced runners of $50 each:- Nos. 614, 335, 280, 520, 98, 339, 15, 102, 686, 23, $10,

No. 180...... $3,050.80

107 ......

1,014.80 $22.40 Unplaced runners of 8100 each:

Hace 3.

Betting

Winner. Place. Mongolian Stag (1,019 1,315 Touchit

374 580

No. 318 60

81,401.40'

400.40

185..........

£10.20

II. 343

Kirribilli

459 OYK 199

Country Club

195

104

Heretofore ba

63

232

Shinyeminis

00

Andantine

150

165

55

BL

Nos. 320, 200.

Race 5.

No. 101

i

$2,100.00 600.00

790

300.00

The Jamaica

ling out of harm's way, with the and Lieut. O G. H. Christian The number vaccinated-free of casualties mentioned above.

(Assistant Commissioner) together charge-by members of the Of the injuried passengers, two with a number of Rover Scouts,bulance Brigade, up to and includ-6-Hong Kong Autumn Sub-Griffins were women, who were rushed to

were witnesses of the very clevering December 11 is :- hospital when the vessel arrived at exhibition. Canton at day-break.

SILK INDUSTRY AT SHUNTAK

COLLEGE ESTABLISHED.

The party later gathered at the Seamen's Institute, where ten was served and entertainments, depicti ing phases of Scout life, were given by each of the six groups.

Mr. Gordon gave an interesting speech regarding the Scout move- ment in Shanghai, and mentioned that all the troops, which were of In view of the decline of the silk many nationalities, worked in close industry, the Canton silk, mer harmony, with each other. Be ox- chants have established a silk col-pressed great pleasure with what he lege in Shuntak, the silkBroducing had geen of the local movement centro of the province, with the The Commissionor also addressed viewt of improving the industry. the Ecoute and gave an outline of The students are making, rapid future activities in the training progress, studying even on Sunfeamp at Saiwan

The singing of the National days. The college is maintained by

the silk merchants and silkAnthem by tho, gathering brought filaturen, Preperations are under an enjoyable afternoon to a close. iray to establish a primary bool The competing groups were:- to educats younger pupils in the Bra Scouts, 2nd H.K. (81. An- silk industry and the merchants drow's). 5th F.K. (Roving, Fifth), have also decided to send exports to oth H. K., 20th H.K. and the 28th study silk manufacture abroad.

I.K. Group.

F

414

Chinese Y.M.C.A. Division

(Hong Kong) ... 399 King's College Division

(Old Boys)... King's College. Division

(Present Boys)

8,151 Railway Division

1,188 Indian Division

3,648 Kowloon Division

* 7,733 Mongkok Division ....... 15,824 Motor Drivers' Division 1,227 Shankiwan Division .....: 1,018 Un Long Division........... [St. Joseph's College Divi-

sion in Chinese Y.M.C.A. Divissori

(Kowloon) Victorin Nursing Diri-

sion

Champlons: 11 Miles.

For China ponies. Subscription stillins of this Club of this season." Winnera only. Weight for inches. as per acale. Entrance fee 810. Mire: Poured's Tonbridge; 155 -.

lbs......(Mr. G. U. dă Roza) · 1. Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Bridge Hall, 163 bs...(Mr. Heard) Messrs. Sturt & Lobel's Tango,

155 lbs.Mr. Harriman) 3 Also ran Dairis, 168 lbs. (Mr. Charles); Shanghai Beau, 155 lbs. (Mr. Frost).

Won by two lengths; short head

183

314

between second and. third. Time: 2 mins, 46.3-5 secs,

6,852

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $38.10.

151

Y.W.O.A. Nursing Diri-

dion Chinese Athletic Assein-

tion Division

Places: 1. $10.00; 2nd, 20.70.

Betting

113

235

Winner. Place,. Tango

..1,830

1,418 Bridge Hall .............. 810 Tonbridge

423

901

Total for 6 weeks. $2,202

Shanghai Beaul (op Osiris

-301- 400-471

ᎠᏎ

∙175

154

W

Unplaced runners of 950 each: Nos. 162, 231, 42, 687, 480, 71,

.. Raca 6.

No. 234.

"

372

$2,912.00

032.00

'310.00 Unplaced runners of $50 each:— Nos: 623, 480.

No. 897

348

J1*

* 583*

Race 7.

82,282.40

646,40

!

181.60

101.60

-Dead heat.

Unplaced runners of 850 cach

Nos 773, 431, 808, 74, 81, 617, 203," 405.

Race -8.

Noc 174

147

$2,074.00 784,00

382.00

Unplaced runners of 850 each;

Nos. 08, 940,

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