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Hongkong Daily Press.

ESTABLISHED 1857.

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No. 23189. AAAUGSĦAä±0 μta*** HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1932. ANG BATACHEZA Price).

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME-TABLE.

On and after NOVEMBER 17, 1932, until Further Notice (all previona

Time Tables cancelled),

UP TRAINS

O O

ETATIONS

No, No. 2 8

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 1629 1824 26 28 10 10A

8

19

1.K.

14

Kowloon.Dep. 6.25 8.15 8.87 0.05 9.15 10.1211.90 12.12 1.20 2.20 435 4.55 6.08 7.10

0.34 10.1911.61, 12,19 1,27 || ..... 9.36 10.31 11.68 12.31) 1.80).... 0.50 10.48 2.09 13,48) 1.62

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Yaumati.Dop. 6.83

Shatin... Dep. 6.45 Talpo...Dop. 0.69

Taipo Market.

.. Sheungahni.......)

Dep. 7.04 Fanling Dep. 7.16 Dap, 720 Shamchan...

1...

0.55 10.80.12.16 12.40) 1.86*.. 10,00 11.01 1292 12.39 2.00...

...5.02 0.16 7.48

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9.14 942 10,11 11.00 12.87 1.04 2.11 2,50 Arr 7.20 8.68 0.30 0.48 1017 11.121263 1.10 2.17 0.058.13

5,16 6,978.00. |6,286,41, 8.14 5.87 8.48 8,19 6.42 6,57 8.20

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY (November 23).

24th day of Rejab.

Sport.

Hockey-Friendly matches, Hong- Kong Hockey Club v, H.M.B. Corn, wall (U.S.R.C. ground), 5.15 p.m.

Socioty Cricket:-Uxford Cambridigo Society (Hong Kong C.C.), 1.45 p...

Tourna-

Rugby: Triangular ment: Army Navy (Sookuspoo), 8.47 7.02 8.844 p.m. Club "A" e H.M.S. Kent 6.68 7.08 8.40 (Happy Valley), A p.m.

... 7.$95...

(11.25 ...

6.30

DOWN TRAINS

No. No. No.

STATIONS

1

1

| A.M., A‚JE, A.M.

No. No. No. No. No.

720 4.3.2.1.

1517 DW1 10 A.N.P.M.P........

Mixed

G No. No. No.

J3

21

M

8.00

8.40

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4.30

Cantos .....................Dep.

Shunchan.......Dop.7.02 7.50 10.30 10.48 12.18 2.44) 4.08) 4,34 0,25 | 0,12 6,50| 7,11

7,18

Shoonghat Dep. 7.00 7.37 Fanling. Dep. 7.14 8.02 Talpo Market..... Dap. 1.20 6.12 Taipo

Dup.730 8.18 Shatin

Dap.7.43 8.30

*...

10.55 12.23 2,514,15 4,41; 8.385.19 11.00 12.28 2.66 4.20 4.45 5,45 | 0.28 11.10 1,393,00) 4,ali 455 0.01 0.35 |-11.14 12,44 2,11) 4,35) 5,00) 6.09 | 6,40)| 11.28 12.58 3.23 480 5.14 0.278.83 11.41 1.12 3.37 5.04 5.236.42 7.05

***

Yaumati.......... Dep. 7.50 8.48

Theatres.

Central: The Doonied Batta- lion,"

Donovan's

Queen's: Young KAL

King's: "Robecca of Sunny- work Farm."

Oriental: (Chinese picture) Star: The Ghost Train,' Majestic: "Suicide Fleet." World: "Rosy Dream."

Dances.

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SPECIAL SALOON FARES.

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"Yellow Cling Peaches

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Obtainable at All-Compradore Shops.

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Tea Dancos: At Hongkong Building, and King's Restaurant,

Dinner Dances:At Peninsula, and Hongkong Hotels, and King's Restaurant:

Principal Malls,

Inward: Shanghai and Swatow by Suiyang,

Outward:-Straits, Ceylon, E. Alberican and B. Africa and S. Parts by Africa Maru, 9.30 and Shanghai by Aramis, 230 p.m. Saigon by Prateus, 10.30 am.

THURSDAY (November 24). 23th day of Rejab

Queen's:

Kid,"

Į

POLICE NETS CLOSE FIERCE ATTACK ON

ON DRUG KINGS

ARRESTED PARIS PEDLAR

ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Paris. The attempted suicide of a drug pedlar by swallowing a large

A BISHOP

R. C. PRIEST SAYS DR. BARNES SHOULD RESIGN

An attack on Dr. Barnes, the scientist" Anglican Bishop of

STRENGTH 7

FORT

FORT

DUNLOP

The Tire off Ragged Strength

Single Copy, 10 cts. Per Month. $3.

quantity of heroin on the way to Birmingham, was made at Form- XMAS & NEW YEAR HAMPERS the police station;

The arrest of seven other drug traffickers in Montmartre raids;

Tho discovery of large quantities of cocaine on board the mail-packet Jean Laborde when she put into Marseiller, and the arrest of three of her crew.

These are culminating incidente in the great round-up made by the French police in their efforts to stem the growing tide of drug trafficking.

Sixteen arrests were quickly mado after the police had succeeded in smashing one of the biggest drug rings in Paris and seizing four of its principal members. On that oc casion nine pounds of morphine, opium, cocaine and heroin werd found stored in a garret.

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An English Woman.

The same evening' an Italian youth named Cavazzoni was arrested in Cannes. On his table was a packót of ten grams of cocaine.

·

Cavazzoni stated that one of his chief customers was an English

woman..

were

street Roman Catholic Church, Pie- cadilly, by Father Woodlock, the Father famous Jesuit preacher. Woodlock said:-

"Bishop Barnes has once again been scattering his accusations of magic, superstition, and paganism on the cherished beliefs and prác tices of millions of his fellow Obrir- tians."

Father Woodlock asked: "Should the bishop resign" and

con-

tinued:--

"A Cabinet. Minister who can no longer agree with the fundamental principles of the Government re- signs his post and his salary. A member of the Carlton who is con- vorted to Communism resigna his club membership or is speedily turn- ed out.

"But the bishop retains his post and degradea the Christian faith in his sermóng, till it be comes practicay indistinguish- uble from Unitarianism.for oven .Liberal Judaism.

"False Oberges."

"Deans and bishopa who diske. lieve the Creed keep their salaried The entire district of Montmartre poate in the State Church and glibly was combed by detectives, and the recita bafore God's altar words pedlars caught, many of which they believe to be untrue," them red-handed, at their alaThe plain man is scandalized. tions, or entering their headquar- ters for new supplies of drugs.

One of them, Francois Armani, was captured at the door of an

I challenge. Bishop Barnes to underground railway station, his re gular pitch, and while being led to desist from his offensive criticism of the police station succeeded in and falsa accmations against his swallowing a largo quantity of

fellow. Christians until he has clear- heroin. He was immediately tran sported to hospital, where his con- ed himself of the much more serious! charge which has more than orica Donovan'a dition is desperate.

The arrest of the three men onbeen publicly brought against him, board the Jean Laborde has rovent ed a flourishing commerce in drugs in his public capacity as a bishop

of the State Church.. between. Franca and certain whole- -sale merchants in Saigon.

heatres.

"Young

King's Life Goes On." Central: "The Doomed Batta lion."

Oriental: (Chinese picture) Star" Brown Sugar." Majestic: "Suicide Fleet." World: "Heroes," ep. 6 Tea Dances:At Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels, Gloucester Build- ing, King's Restaurant and Lano Crawford's. Dinner Dances: At Hong Kong, Peninsula and Repulsa Bay Hotels, Gloucester Building and King's Restaurant.

Miscellaneous,

Lecture in the Roof Garden, Hong Kong Hotel at 9.15 p.m., by William Wallace Porter, C.S.B., en Christian Science: Salvation, for Humanity."

Principal Mails.

Inward:-Straits

by Soudan, Europa via Negopatam (letters only) by Malwa.

Outward:-Shanghai and Japan.

by Maines, 30 p.m. Amoy by Chekiang, 3.30 p.m.

FRIDAY.

(November 25).

Club

28th day of Rejab. Chess-Kowloon Chiess Champions, Senior: C. E. Wong . A. D. Boqueira; J. S. Smith v. B. W. Paul, B. Soltan v. A. C. Ridlington; P. T. Rozario v. D. E. Carvalho. Junior: A. J. Biriu- koff. A. Karrik; A. L Rocha v. Dr. H. D. Matthews; J. Easton v. A Prata H 11 Bush T. E. Parry PYvanovich. M. Cun- Hirtti,

Hockey:-Mamak Tournament Police Royal Signals (Marina), 4t5 pm Friendly match. Hong Kong Hockey Club: “A * *. Ger- man Club (King's Park), 3.16 p.fi, (Continued on Page 14)

ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS

By kind permission of

Capt. J. H. Godfrey

:

THE BAND

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H.M.S. SUFFOLK

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EXCHANGE RESTAURANT

Exchange Building

on

Friday, Nov. 25th from 5 p.m. till 7 p.m.

and

Sunday, Nov. 27th

p.m.

NO COVER CHARGES

"Let him explain how he can justify the equivocations and mental reservations involved 'cach tino he solemnly before God ra cites the Christian Creods in war- ship, while he makes no secret of his disbelief of the Articles of tho Creeds.

"No casuistry to be found in Jesuit books of moral theology can bo quoted to justify a man's de claration before God that he be lioves in the Virgin Birth and Re- aurrection of Christ when openly, in the pulpit, he denies these doc- trines.

"The Christian Creeds on the lips of modernists soem in danger of being degraded, for they are being used to-day as meaningless pass- words which give entry to the pulpits in which the Articles of the Creeds are denied."

MR. H. G. WELLS IN CLAIM FOR £100,000

WOMAN TO ARQUE HER CARE IN LONDON.

Mr. H. G. Wells is respondent to an appeal which will shortly come before the Judical Committee of the Privy Coutell

Miss Florence A Dooks, the Canadian authoress, will appear in person' on an alleged infringement of her manuscript copy of The Web" in Mr. WollsOutline of History."

She claimed £100,000 damages in the Canadian courts against Mr. Wells, the Macmillan Com- pany, publishers, and other re spondents who will be reprosent. ed before the Privy Council, on the allegation that her manu script submitted to Macmillan's in 1018, and returned to her ina dilapidated condition two CATE -Inter, had been copies in the "Out

-line of History

Miss Deeks began her unsuccess ful suit in the Canadian courts soven-years ago. She has been in London for several weeks past, pre paring her appeal, and has intimat ed that she intends to argue the

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