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SETTLEMENT

REACHED

END OF CHATER BUNGALOW CASE

It was announced yesterday that settlement has been reached in the Chater, Bungalow Site case which was commenced at the Su- preina Court last week, before Mr. Justice Wood, acting Chief Justice: The Wo Lee Land Investment Company, of 6, Queen's Road Cen- tral, defendants in the action, have agreed to pay Messrs. Riven and Basto, the plaintiffs, the sum of 87,000, each side to pay ita own

costs.

The dispute was concerned, with a number of plans prepared for the site and the claim made by the plaintiffs was for $80,850. Appear. ing for the plaintiffs were Mr. Eldon Potter, K.C., and Mr. H. G. Sheldon, while the defendants were represented by Mr. F. C. Jenkin, K.O., and Mr. H. C. Macnamara.

The sum agreed upon is in ad- dition to the $12,000 previously paid into Court by the defendants,

ENGLISH STOWAWAY

SENT TO HOUSE OF DETENTION.

Charles Albert Rideout (22) na Englishman, was brought before Mr. Butters at the Kowloon Magis- traer yesterday charged with stow- ing away on the s.s. Kinross from "Sydney to Hong Kong.

It was stated at the defendant was discovered when two days', out' from Sydney. He had been made to work and had given satisfaction. According to the defendant's story ho had gone to Australia from. Eng- land under an emigration scheme a few years back.

The Police stated that Rideont had no money and no employment. He was committed to the House of Detention,

SPRING CONCERT.

(Continued from Page 11.)

Dreams" and Tarantella" WAS exquisite,

The public have every reason to be grateful to the Management of the Peninsula Hotel for arranging this and previous concerts, and we trust that they will be encouraged by the appreciation evidenced by the large audiences to repeat these concerts in the near future. The programme might have been better arranged, with an equal number of items by the three performers, in-* stead of which three-quartors of it was devoted to violin solos. Pro-

fessor Tonoff and Professor Macle zof, we have been informed, are to play daily at the Hong Kong Hotel.

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

PROGRAMME

(Continued from page 3). Band-" Glorishears."- Mayfair

Band.-20641. Song-" Song of Autumn."

Yosie Fujiwara.---4044. Duct for Two Pianos-" Dance of the Peper Dolls”—Victor Ar- don and Phil Olman,-21929.: Humorous Bong-" The Return of the Gay Caballero."-- Frank Orumit.-22151.***.

to. 9.30 p.m.-

Orchestral and Band Music. "Japanese Nocturne" (Eichheim) Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra,-7200, "Minuet" (Boccherini)..

ROSARY CHURCH,

KOWLOON

The following are the forthcoming special services during the Holy Wook at the Rosary Church, Kow- Icon-

Wednesday, 12th, Thursday, 13th, and Good Friday,, 14th:

At 5.30 p.in, the Office of Tene- brae.

Maunday Thursday, April 13: General Communion and Holy Minas at 7.30.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacra- ment all day and night.

Good Friday, April 14 (Fast day}:

p.m.

Sermon on the seven words "in English at S p.m.

Adoration of the Cross all day. Holi. Saturday, April 15:

CHILDREN'S DAY IN SHANGHAI

MESSAGES BY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

SENSATION IN AMERICA

Publication of Secret Government Papers

An

Shanghai, April 5.-Work for the

Washington, April 3-In welfare, and interest of "children was cited by Government officials effort to save the new administra on the occasion of Children's Day tion from embarrassmant in its yesterday when several thousand foreign relations due to the fact boys and girls residing in Chapof that an American had obtained the and Nantao or studying in schools secret code of at least one foreiga in Chinese territory were entertain-country, the House of Representa- ed to movies, sight-seeing in vari- tives to-day hurriedly adopted a ous farks, and given free booklets bill providing punishment for per- by the City Government of Greater sons publishing secret Government Shanghai and several other public documents. bodies.

Hurried action on a bill that Stations of the Cross and Sermon

the Edited by the Bureau of Edues was previously unknown to in Portuguese at 0a.m., in English at 11-a.in., and in Chinese at 1,30tion of the City Government of public caused a sensation and the Greater Shanghai, special children's public interest was heightened when were published by local it was learned that the action had pages Chinese dailies, Mr. Lin Sen, been requested by President Roose Chairman of the National Govern volt and the State Department ment, Mr. Sun Fo, President of

Congressinen who voted for the the Legislative Yuan, Dr. H. H Kung, former Minister of Indus measure professed to know nothing new,try, General Wu To Chen, Mayor of the reasons behind the Adminis of Greater Shanghai, and other tration's request. Members of the Government officials sent messages judiciary committee admitted that to children, their guardians, and they had been requested to approve the bill immediately and recom- teachers through these pages.

At 7 am. Blessing of the fire Paschal Candle and Baptismal Font followed by Holy Mass.

Notice,

Preliminary

From Easter Sunday, April 16, there, will be it Rosary Church every Sunday 4 Holy Masses: 1st at 0.30, 2nd at 7.30 and 3rd at 8.30

and 4th at 9.30.

On Week-day Masses at 0.30

and .30.

IN HONG KONG

-TO-DAY

PROBABLY SOME RAIN;'

CLOUDY

YESTERDAY'S WEATHER REPORT, FORECAST AND REMARKS, ISSUED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 3.30 P.M., STATED—~~

AN ANTICYCLONE COVERS N. CHINA. PRESSUÉR 13 ALSO HIGH TO THE EAST OF HOKKAIDO, AND HELATIVELY LOW OVER INDO GUINA. MODERATE ΤΟ FRESE 'MONSOON' WILL BE RE-ESTABLISHED OVER THE SOUTH EAST COAST OF CHINA.

N.E.

LOCAL FORECAST: WINDS, MODERATE, CLOUDY WITH MIST OR DRIZZLE; COOLER,"

FLOODS IN THE NORTH

YELLOW RIVER REGION INUNDATED

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

TAIYUAN, April 10. MORE than three hundred square

li of land along the left bank of the Yellow River is being inun- dated as a result of the overflowing of that river near Chilkow in West Shansi:

The flood was caused by ice jams which forced a seven-foot rise in the river level. Many houses have been destroyed.

CHINESE AIR FORCE PLANES FAIL TO ARRIVE

[THKOBUH, XLOTER'S AGENCY.)

NANKING, April 9. TWO neroplanes of the Chinese Air Force, which left Loyang for Nanking yesterday (Saturday), both failed to arrive. One of the planes made a forced landing near Tangshan along the Langhai Rail way owing to engine trouble with 18th Century Dance" (Haydn) the result that one of the two pilots -Leopold Stokowski and the on the plane was seriously injured. Philadelphia Orchestra,-7256.- The whereabouts of the second "Oleopatra" (Mancinelli, arr.machine are not known." A ̈ plane Creatore).-Creator's Band--has been sent froin here to search

for the missing aeroplane.

20045.

Creole Rhapsody" (Ellington) --Duke Ellington and his Or- chestra-3649.-

9.30 to 10:13 p.m.

From the Studio.

Selections by the YM.QA Male

Voice Choir.

Programme.

1. (a) Song of the Vikings (E.

Faninf),

(b) Deep River (Negro Spiri

tual) (arr. Burleigh),

2. Song--Selected-Miss F. Mc-

Gill (Soprano).

PERING TREASURIES ALLEGED IN HANDS OF CHANG: HSUEH LIANG'

[THEQUUR BEUTER'S AGENCY)

SHANGHAI, Ápïl 9. MB Chang Chil, a prominent mem ber of the. C.E.C. has wired

3. (a) A-Hunting We Will Go Mr. Wa Teli Chen alleging that

(arr. Dunhill)

(h) Comrade's Song (A. Adam) most pricelers engravinge and

4 Songs Selected Miss FMc-paintings belonging to the Summer

Gill (Soprano).

Palace are now in the hands of Marshal Chang Hsuch Liang who, he appeals, should be requested to return these treasures before leav dnes ar karobe, next sw

5. (a) Sailor Chorus (The Tly. ing Dutolman Wagner) (h) Bo

Bust

10.15 to 10,00

light Boha played by Harol

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All records in the above European programmes are supplied by Messrs.

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Educational exhibits of children'mend it for passage.

A brief statement was issued by activities were given at the Peo- ple's Education Bureau of the the State Department when it was City Government in Nantas, Speciassorted in many quarters that tha al sales of children's books were bill would muzzle the press of the held at the various Chinese book country. The bill, as adopted, pre-

stores.

The Mayor's Message.

The celebration of the festival started at 8.30 s.m. at a meeting held under the auspices of the City Government of Greater Shanghai at the Pang Lai Theatre, Nantao.. Mr.. O. K. Yui, representing Gen.

Te Chea, presided, and the meeting was attended by teachers and large numbers of children.

vides a fine of $10,000 or imprison. ment for a maximum of ten years for persons responsible for the pub. lication of secret documents pre- judicial to the safety and interests: of the United States."

The State department said that the bill was designed in part to protect the diplomatic codes of the United States and that it was not The Mayor in his message, quot intended to muzzle or impose 2 ed paragraphs of the Germany censorship on the press-United Constitution which are specifically for the protection of children's Pre welfare. Special attention should be paid and study given children's paychology, education, thoughts, habits, moral, livelihood, al pictures were then shown by sanitation and interests by the Chinese movie companies. A ping- teachers and guardians in order to pang tournament was held abortly promote their purity, cleverness

afternoon. At about 3 p.m., large bodies of children were led to parks. In the evening, further speeches were broadcast by the authorities;

to

and liveliness. The destiny of the society and nation of the coming generation, the Mayor emphasised, depended on the children of to- day,

After the speeches, stage playa. were given by children. Education- (Cinued on next columns

emphasising special attention and care for the welfare of the child

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