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OF JULY, 1933,

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FUNERAL

RAL OF MRS. GARDNER

LARGE GATHERING OF CATHOLIC COMMUNITY

There was a very large gathering

of members of the Roman Catholic Community at the funeral of Mrs. Maria Conceicao Ozorio Gardner, which took place yesterday even ing..

The principal mourners were het sone and daughters, there being present at the funeral Sister Jean and Sister Ritta of the French Convent and Mrs. Dannenberg, to gether with Messrs. Luiz, Joseph and Phillip Gardner.

All the sisters from the French Convent were present at the funer al, while sisters from the Italian. Convent, the Precious Blood order and representatives from other Catholic institutions were also pre- rent. Fr. Noval of the Spanish Dominican Procuration was among the large gathering present, which

WAR TIME MEASURES

To Be Cancelled By Japan

BUT MORE TROOPS FOR MANCHURIA!

SHANGHAI, July 10..

PRESS reports from Tokyo state

that the Ministry of War will:

THE $50,000,000 LOAN

Many Protests From Interior

TANGKU ARMISTICE ALSO CRITICISED

THREE MUTINOUS CRUISERS

Now In Canton Waters

TO JOIN IN DEFENCE OF

SOUTH-WEST-、

Canton, July 10.

Canton, July 10. Opposition against the U.S. cancel all the war time measures $50,000.000 loan and the Tangku by next March but that five addi-armistice is apparently inexhaus tional divisions will be sent to tible, as circular telegrams cp-Canton waters first intended to Manchukuo.

This is to strengthen the grip posing the two agreements are on Manchuria in similar measure published daily in the vernacular as in Korea. Central Press.

COMMUNISTS IN

W. KIANGSI ·

Press,

The three cruisers now inr

manding officers found out that go to Nanking, but as the cor-

General Chiang Kai Shek has no Among the representative determination to fight the Japan- bodies which issued their tele-

ess nor to suppress the Com- grams condemning the loan and munists, the three captains deem- truce are the, Meihsien, countyed it worth while to come to Kuomintang, Pingyuen county Canton, stated Mr. Chow Lu, Kuomintang and the Kuanghong ranking member of the South-

included Mr. J. M. Noronha and Being Suppressed By County Kuomintang in Kwangsi. west Political Council in the

Chev. J. M. Alves,`

The funeral services was 'con- ducted by Fr. Page, assisted by Fr. Roasi and Terruzi. At the re- quest of the family no wreaths were sent.

Mrs. Gardner died at the French Hospital on Sunday night at 10.30. She was years of age."

PEARL RIVER BRIDGE

General Li

CANTON, July 10.

-Central Prend."

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A. $20,000,000 COAL LOAN

Shanghai, July 10,

Chinese, Press.

General Chiang cannot be said to be working for the interest MILITARY reports state that! It is reported here that the of the people, since he does nut si are being suppressed by the coal loan of $20,000,000 allegedly fight the Japanese or is he sub Communists in western Kiang Ministry of Finance will float amanists, the three captains deem- troops under Lieutenant General Li Chinkau, divisional commander of for the so-called improvement duing the Communists, Mr.

of the coal industry...

Chow went on. "Naturally, ex-

the army

Troops from Kwangtung, Kwang. si and Fukien are making a com bined drive against the Commun. ists in southern Kiangsi, It is expected that General Ya Han Mou and General Houng Han Ping,

It is pointed out that the pro-penses and provisions to these ceeds from the U.S. $50,000,000 ships are to be borne by the American loan will be used to South-west.*. promote various industries, and

Questioned whether it is true

Inspected By Chinese commanding the first and second bankers wonder why a further that General Chiang Kai Shek

Engineers

CANTON, July 10.

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HONG KONG, Juzy Ï1, 1933.

CHINA AND THE WORLD

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city government and an engineer of the municipal bureau of public works were sent to inspect the Chu Kiang or Pearl River Bridge last Saturday. The work was complet- ed some time ago by McDonnell and Gorman Incorporated..

The two officials mede an "Raising the standard of liv *ing " said Mr. T. V., Soong,pection of the electric installations on the bridge and other equip, "would provide the greatest of all markets for the world." Fur mont.

a telephone thermore,

They recommend China offered the greatest possible opportunity for

in the engine room to facilitate the productive employment of

communication and gates to be cupital-Western and

Chinese installed on each end of the bridge in order to stop traffic when the capital together. Surely it should

bascules are raised Central not be beyond the statesmanship of the world to find a form and method that would satisfy the ideal of Dr. Sun Yat Sen in securing, on the hand, the poli. tical and economic independence of China, and, on the other hand affording western capital, indus- try and commerce a profitable field for investment." Tho-Chi- nese Government aimed at inter- national co-operation, and such doctrines 13 "Asia for the Asiatics" were "alien to our conception of international inter courbe "

There are fair words., China wishes to trade with the West.

However much China seeks, like all nations, to develop her own industries and resources, for many decades to come the slow process of modernisation and

Press:

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NATIVE CLOTH EXHIBITION

Successful Run At Canton

army, will shortly leave for the front to direct operations-Central Press.

SHIHPEI GOV. BUILDINGS Twenty-Six Plans Submitted

CANTON, July 10. TWENTY-SIX plans were

sub.

mitted to

the Kwangtung Provincial Government for con. struction of provincial office build. ings at Shibpei. Ten plans have been accepted for consideration.

The best plan is awarded to Mr. Fan Man Chew, an architect in Ehanghai who will receive 88,000 The second prize is 84,000 and third prize is $2,000.-

loan is contemplated.

In view of the doubtful use of this new loan, the merchants and bankers will strongly oppose it and will not subscribe to the loan. -Centrol. Press.

SOVIET PLANE FOR MATTERN

To Complete Round The World Flight

い

Juneau, Alaska, July 10, the world flight in a plane-lie- Mattern will resume his round

longing to his rescue expedition, the sponsors of which have cabled

Construction of the buildings will to the leader to fly an aeroplane to be shortly begun according to arst Anadir and hand over it to Mat- prize. The new structure will actern, after which the leader will commodate all the offices under the be flown home.by a Soviet "plane. Kwangtung Provincial Govern. ment.-Central Press.

-Reuter.

has sent six other cruisers, Yat- sen, Haiyung, Haichau, etc., and

Li

special representative to per- suade the three cruisers to return north, Mr. Chow said he is not aware of such a move, but stated that after being loaded with coal and supplies the three men-of-war will steam up to Whampoa for anchorage.

It is understood that the Hai-

chi, Shao and Haihsin are quite

determined to assist the South- in resisting

west authorities Japanese aggression or at least for the naval defense of the South-west.-Central Press,

CAPTAINS ENTERTAINED.

Canton, July 10.

The three captains were enter- tained to dinner by General Chen Chi Tang at the Tangshan. Gov- ernment Club on Friday night. Owing to the general's unavoid- able absence, General Miao Pei. Nan, chief of staff, acted as host.

It is learned that the first group army has supplied provisions.

Magistracy yesterday a Chinese was order to enable them to steam Before Mr. Butters at Kowloon and coal to the three warships in charged with placing unmanifested

Local and General

One case of enteric and one of small-pox were notified during the week-end.

cargo on board the . Klangau.farther up the Canton River. For returning to the Colony after It was stated that just before the The three captains will shortly. having been banished for ten years, ship sailed for Swatow, defendant issue a statement denouncing the A Chinese was sentenced to one was found sitting beside a number year's hard labour by Mr. Wynne-of sacks filled with 197 pounds of oppressive measures of Vice- Jones at Central Magistracy yes sugar. Defendant was fined $100. Admiral Shen Hung Lieh and

CANTON, July 10, ' AFTER & successful run over a

month, the Native Cloth Exhi bition was closed to-day. Opened on June 1 at the Shing Wong Temple in Wai Oi Road Central, the exhibition was visited by no fewer than 100,000 people. Native goods were for sale and display, and all the stalls reported good business.

People who visited the bazaar found that the Chinese cotton goods are of good quality, attrac tive in appearance and cheap_in price. Even those who did not huy anything were much impressed by

Sentence of four months' hard the exhibition of the native-made manufacturers have to offer. goods and know what the Chinese labour was passed by Mr. Schofield yesterday on a Chinese fitter, who Another exhibition of earthenware in the course of a squabble with a the same site which is centrally steel scraper.

terday..

While the "Gold Standard coun-raising of the standard of living tries, the Gold Basis countries can only be accomplished with and the Central Banks are the aid of foreign Powers. Who engaged upon their desperate are those Powers to be? China's If Local Companies desirous of taking struggle to secure advantage on natural colleagues are Japan and

ap further Agencies will let as the world economic battlefield, Russia. They are on the spot now the Lines in which they are the magnitude of China's stake their proples are more akin in interested the information will be in the present Conference has outlook and standard of living, and pottery will be held shortly on foki injured him--seriously with a forwarded to London and passed

on to interested parties op been up to the present, over than most European nationals located-Central Press.

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hour, without darin hour to the Construction of the Kowloon

Local estate to the value of 200 General Chiang Kai Shek's sur

the was left by William James Sprin- render to

Japanese- all, a marine engineer, late of Central Press. intestats at Swatow on June 10. Hankow Road, Kowloon, who died.

"Letters of administration have

been granted to the widow, Diash SUMMARY OF NEWS Isabelle Sprintall, of 1, Luna Building, Kimberley Road, Kow. loon.

Local

Sentence of four months im prisonment was imposed by Mr. Wynne-Jones at Central Magistracy The complexi- matter would be at an end. As and the far more plentiful rum-yesterday on a Chinese who was

In accordance with a" resolution ties arising from national curit is the "

passed at its fourth represents- There was a large gathering of political man and

charged with being in unlawful tien ours of war, But is the West possession of 55 counterfeit Kwang Shanghai Chinese General Cham-munity at the funeral of Mrs.

conference, the rencies, anebored vaguely to cre- the "economic man

Greater members of the Catholic Com dit, are proving more immense terly at war, in the East as in larly in some form of atabiliza-

are bit-prepared to help China, particu-tung twenty-cent pieces.

ber of Commerce despatched, a tele Gardner, an old resident of the than had been expected, but the the West.

gram to the Government, making Colony. Mrs, Gardner died at the To do business, with tion of silver, and in tariff con-Jones at Central Magistracy yester surance companies in

When charged before Mr. Wynne for an order instructing all in- French Hospital on Sunday. She Conference is wise to fasten first Russia and Japan leads to trou- cessions? Here long vision is day with begging, a deaf Chinese issue their insurance policies in

China to was 69 years of age.

Page. 8. HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, LAD. of all upon the problem that lies ble, for the flag follows trade,

at the very foundation of the with a vengeance, in both in humanity lives

needed, and at the moment woman, aged 75, stated that, in her Chinese in future instead to Inpea at 15, Yuk Bau Street, on the The inquiry into the balcony col- youth the subscribed money towards English. modern economic structure.

stances.

night of June 3, Inst; was continu-- to consider Canton Railway. A fine of $5 was To China the issue that will be

A Chinese hoy eight years ofed before Mr. W. Schofield at Cen- But does the West want to the future. The economic battle

imposed.

age, the son of a sampan owner,

tral Magistracy yesterday when the largely decided at the Conference trade with China? Individual is so fierce that tactics the im-

who was learning to swim with foreman employed by a subcontrac The case in which a Chinese was the aid of a piece of wood nest tor was subjected to very lengthy is whether the country will be firms are anxious enough, but is mediate advantage dominate charged with the unlawful posses the Hong Kong Mongkok Ferry cross-examination by counsel Full able to continue to trade with the the flow of capital, that timid and the field, and the future is dis- sion of a gold watch and chain, Wharf in Mongkok, was drowned particulars

will be found on West, or if a drift towards Japan heartless entity, in that direc- regarded.

was concluded at Central Magis on Saturday afternoon. The cause

page 1. tracy, yesterday when Mr. Wynne of the tragedy was probably to the and. "Russia is inevitable. As ation?

Tennis and lawn bowls fixtures China is in turmoil; Unless the Western Powers Jones passed sentence of six weeks strong current which made the boy were washed out" by yesterday Chinese Observer puts it:-.

China's currency is merely silver, face the Chinese problem this and labour, De Sergeant Fowlie missing his hold on the wood, and afternoon heavy thunder shower.

said that no claim had been made hough a relative jumped in and It is tabs hoped that the World and, what does the West want great country, will drift away The magistrate remarked he had succeeded in getting the body Conference, can at least do some from China to-day. The export from them, into unhappy econ- had two enquiries our the telephone shore, it was too late.

Two privates of the East Lanca thing in the way of stabilizing

shire Regiment who stowed away the value of silver in relation to trade is dwindling; silk, tea, omie, alliance with two neigh-

The Industriut and; Commercial Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the Singa- that ship leaving Shanghai have on board the .s. Protesibus on gold and other international foodstuffs, minerals and the old hours whom she has every reason Daily Press, of 43 Des Voeux Road pare Multi-millionaire and philan- been arrested here and handed over. media of exebange. Without time spices and curios, who to fear.

Neither Japan nor Central, claimed 8440.80 from Chanthropist is anxious to do all he cha to the military authorities. Page 6. some agreement at London, it

Wan Hawk, of 1 Luard Road to help develop China's industries. seems very unlikely that there wants them now, from China ? Russia will ever show the least Wanchai at the Supreme Court He has recently joined the China At the July Sessions only three will ever be such stabilization, in The answer is that in the consideration for the integrity of yesterday, stating that this sum Can Company, the largest tin litho cases will be heard. One is a which case silver may further de- development of China's own re- China's territory, and, with the was due on advertisements which graphing and can manufacturing murder charge against Po Mui, who preciate in value-with continu-,

had appeared in the Shoung Man Brm in Bouth China, having accept is alleged to have killed on old ing uncertainty and Ructuations sources profit is to found in West disassociated from the Far Po. Plaintiffs were represented by ed the appointment of permanent woman: The case against his wife, o as to seriously hamper China's plenty. Political instability is East, only a new degree of Mr. C. Y. Kwan and defendants by director of the company. The who was jointly charged at the operations in foreign trade. It damaging to enterprise, but the patriotiem and unity, far in Mr. P. Hodgson, who said he had quality of product produced by the Magistracy is to be withdrawn is to be hoped that the peoples

not had time to satisfy himself that company and its scientifical ad who sell goods to China, and are big foreign firms know how con-excess of anything yet shown by the accounts tallied with the num ministration has earned his highest Claim and counter-claim by the Ending or trying to and markets tracts go forward in steady and the Chinese people, can prevent bar of insertions and he saked for praise A dinner party will be old and new proprietors of David's hers will realize the importance unhurried manner despite wars the disintegration of the Re. a brief adjournment to make angiven to welcome him according to Cafe, came before Mr Justice Land- to them of this matter of

examination of the files. The ad the statement of the general man-sell yeste journment was granted

ager, Mr. W. Y Yuen

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