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SOUTH CHINA AQUATICS

Opening Event on Saturday

HUGE ATTENDANCE AT. NORTH POINT

The first aquatic sports meeting uf the season was held on Saturday night, when despite the threatening rain, a large crowd attended at North Point to witress the first night gain of the South China As-, gociation. The attendance was esti mated at over 2.500.

The standard of swimming was fairly high, especially in the ladies' events which were all won by Miss Yeung Sa King, the winner of last year's open harbour race.

Several novelty races were in cluded in the programme and these proved every bit as entertaining as the more serious competitions.

WILN #

The final event on the programme water-polo game, between the home Club and the 12th Bat- tery, H.A. The home team won by six clear goals, three geals being

scored in each half.

The prizes were distributed by Mr. T. C. Li, Chairman of the South Chin Athletic Association.

RESULTS.

The following were the results: 60 Metres Men's Hurdle Race. 1.-Cheung Wing Keng, 2.-LoungWai Sang. 3.-Kwok Hon Min. 50-Metros Men's Feet-Brat Race.

1-Leung Yun Hung. 2-Li Ping Kam

3.-Soo Chung Hing.

200 Metres-Ladies Free Style Race: (1. Group “A."} - 1.-Miss Yeung Sau King. 2-Misa Yeung" Sau Chun. 3.--Miss Mok Suk Koon, 4.-Miss Ng Shun Ying."

(2. Group B," 1.-Miss Leung Wing Han 2.-Miss Yuen Pui Han. 3-Miss Yuen Pui Cheung, 4.-Miss Lee Shan Kam.

50 Metres--Man's Hand-and-foot. bound Race.

1-Wong Sun Man.

2-Kwok Teun Hang. 3.-Leung Yun Hung. 100-Metres-Ladies' Lantern Race, 1-Miss Leung Wing Han and

Miss Mok Suk Keon 2.-Miss Yeung Sau Chun and

Miss Ny Shun Ying.. 8-Miss Yuct Pui Han and

Miss Ou Yan Chiu.

30 Metres-Novelty Face"Light.”

1.--Kwok Tsun Hang.

2-Leung Wai Song.

3.-Kwok Hon Ming.

Children's Apple Race (under 15

years of age).

Au Leung Wäh 2-Yeung Cheung Wa 3-Yuen Chi Kwok.

100 Metres Men's and Ladies'.

Relay Race.

1. Chan Ki Chung nad

Miss Yeung Sau King. 2.-Cheung Wing Kong, and

Miss Yeung Sau Chua. 3-Leung Wai Sang and

Miss Leung Wing Han. 100 Metres-Ladies' Umbrella

Race,

1.- Miss Young Sau King. 2.- Misa Young Sau Chun, 3-Miss Leung Wing Han.

CHINESE BATHING CLUB

**

The Chinese Bathing Club held their firet swimming gata yesterday in the pretence of a fairly large gathering of interested spectatore, including the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kote | wall. The standard of swimming was fairly. high, and the most in- teresting event on the programinė was that of the Invitation Relay Race which was won by the V.R.C. with the European Y.M.C.A. a close second.

The following are the results. Invitation Relay Race (200 metres)-1, V.R.C.; 2, Y.M.C.A.

Ladies 50 Metres Championship: - Miss Chan Yuk Fai; 2, Miss Leung Yuk Chan; 3, Kwok Ying Man,

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CONTINENTAL LETTER

France and the Roosevelt Appeal: Firm Views on Disarmament: Germany and the Jews: Berlin- London Express Service: Geneva and

PARIS

the German Crisis: The s.s. Bremen to Call at Southampton

France "Rasponds to Roosevelt's

Appeal.

Paris, May 13,

admitted so that only 795 are affect-

ed in the capital.

&

Huge Domestic Loan:

Berlin, May 12. Plane are under consideration for .domestic loan of 1,500,000,000 Marks for the purpose of financing the Government's pro- gramme for giving work to 700,000 unemployed for one year by means of building settlements, rolds and other public works.

Berlin-London by Air.

Berlin, May 12.

A conversation took place inanising Washington between the French: Ambassador and. President Roose velt whom the former notified the Chief Executive that the French Government now wished to pay the instalment of the war debt service left in the arrears on December 13 provided that the President would give the assurance that a thora

The recently announced new ex- torium would be granted for the

press passenger airplane service next instalment, due on June 15 between Berlin and London will be until a final settlement of the debt inaugurated on May 15. 16, will en problem was reaclic. The French able British husinessmen to pay a the flying visit to Berlin and be back in Ambasador American President that Franer London within one day. Junkers officially accepted the American and Rohrback high-speed airplanes proposal for a customs tariff truce will leave London at 7 o'clock in for the duration of the World the morning, arrive in Berlin at 5 minutes before noon, leave Tem- Economic Conference,

pelhof aerodrome again at 4 o'clock | in the afternoon and arrive back in London at 20 minutes past 0 in the evening.

notified

A Strong Armament Industry."

Paris, May 13. Declaring that the French arma- ment industries were working at high pressure in order to carry on orders in connection with the forti-

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A "Red" Transmitter,

GENEVA

BERLIN, May 11. The police in Arnstadt, Thurin- fications defending France's Eastern gia, confiscated to-day a modern frontier, Premier Daladier in the short-wave transmitter and receiv Senate replied to his critics during ing set with the help of which the The Communist could listen in to all the debate on the budget. Premier said that France was ad state and police stations as well as

transmit vocating disarmament and pence but wished to prepare the nation's defence so as to be ready for lay emergency. The Government would give the army everything necessary but at the same time would in the interest of economy make all pos aible curtailments, France was peace-loving country, her power and sense of justice would never lumit readjustments by fures from what ever side might the attempted. A strong armament industry with a hig capacity for production was a necessity and, so the Premier de clared in conclusion, the nation may count upon his firm determination to organise the nations] defence,

BERLIN

Jewish LawyerS.

Berlin, May 13

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Geneva and the Relenstag.

GENEVA, May 13, The sudden convocation of the German Reichstag has created strong impression in Disarmament Conference circles where opinione regarding this step of the German Government are divided, the opin ion being held in many quarters that it would have been preferable if Foreign Minister von Neurath had come to Geneva in order to the German Government's

expose

standpoint. Ambassador Nadolny, the chief German delegate to the Disarmament Conference, is leav ing here this afternoon for Berlin,

BREMEN

·German Liners and Southampton.

BREMEN, May 13.

For the first time the North Ger. man Lloyd liner Bremen" will to- morrow, Sunday, call at Southamp ton and berth at the pier on her The Bremen voyage to America:

air. catapult

A notable mitigation of the original decree regulating the ad- mission of Jews to practice at the bar is seen in the final, figures now available which show that hence forth in Prussia a total of 2,158 Jewish lawyers will be admitted, including 735 who fought at the will front during the war and nearly plans for hastening the delivery of 1,400 who were already practising mail, The "Europa" and "Colum before August 1, 1914. The total bus" henceforth also berth at the number of Aiyan lawyers in Prussia Southampton pier.

a carry

MADRID

set

is 8,209 so that the percentage of the Jews is nearly, 25 per cent., comparing with less than 1 per cent.

Several Churches Fired. of the total Jewish population in Germany. Prior to the promulgni

MADRID, May 14, tion of the new regulations by the

Several churches here were total National Government the number of Jewish lawyers in afire by anti-religious elements on Saturday. The incendiaries have Prussin was 3,515 so that only 1,257 not yet been discovered. The civil are affected by the new decree. In guard on several occasion,” bas to Berlin alone 1,203 Jewish lawyers be called out to help to quench are admitted to practice in future the fire The material damage

compared with 1,098 previously done is considerable.

SHOOTING OF DOGS

in connection with the regulations now in force regarding the muzzl- ing of dogs we, as a Society, will be pleased to carry out. Stray APPEAL TO THE INSPECTOR dogs will be taken to our Home at

GENERAL OF POLICE.

Metres Championship:-1,The Honourable Inspector

General of Police. Chang Ho Fook; 2 Wong Yat Hung: & Ng Wah Chau. Time: **6 seca,

May 19,

Kowloon, and our Inspector will call, regularly, as requested, at the Government depots for any dog The President of the Society for taken possession of by the Police, the Prevention of cruelty to ani. The recent shooting of a dog white St. John's Ambulance Mixed male hos forwarded as a copy of in the water at Shau-ki-wan seuns Relay. (0 metres each)-1, Lam the following letter sent to the In-to show a lack of discrimination Biu So and Miss Lam Kit Wah; 2spector-General of police:

оп the part of the Impector, Chu Fook Yin and Miss Leung Wai

whereas if he had allowed the dog Ying.

to find its way to the sampan own. ér, the dog could have been detain. od. We feel that the punishment Bir On behalf of the Hong does not fit the crime, especially in Kong Society for Prevention a Cruelty to Animals, I am requested these days of enlightened human- to ask you if it is not possible to ty and beg of you to instruct your introduce a more humane method officers to abstain from shooting un. of capturing stray dogs, other than lesa in extreme circumstances. the present method of shooting am sending a copy of this letter to them. We feel that, the publicity the press, as our Patron, members given to this question, and the and friends expect us to do our pressure brought to bear on our duty. Society by members, and friends, Thanking you for any "little con warrants this appeal to you in or sideration to this petition. der that you will prohibit your men from aing the shot gun, es- 100 Metres Handicap For No pecialty as the practice is local evices-1, Tong Pa Cheupe. 2, and not the rale in any other Wong Yat Hing: 3, Yung Fuk Pui., city. Any help that we can render

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