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No. 23884.

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Hongkong Daily Press.

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ESTABLISHED 1857

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OUR SCOTTISH AIR-MAIL

LETTER

London Scottish Route March: The Lion Rampant And St. Andrew's Cross: Royal Scots And The Princess Royal Wedding Of

Lady Helene Hay

(Special Air-Mail Servion)

LONDON SCOTTISH IN EDINBURGH

LONDON, July 4. When the London Scottish reach- ed Edinburgh at the end of their route march of 125 miles in Cen- tral Scotland on July 29 they were met by an organised body of representatives of the old mem bers of the London Scottish now resident in Edinburgh. The appeal of the Scottish Old Com rades Association in Edin burgh has met +with respones, and Colonel E. D. Jack son, who commanded the "regi ment during the war, is taking the keenest interest therein, The chairman is Mr. Wilham Whyte, deputy general manager of the Royal Bank of Scotland. The route marches of the London Scottish in Scotland were instituted in 1898.

THE FRENCHMAN'S FLAG

Although the lion rampant flag has its admirers and supporters in the claim of its representative character, one of my readers de- otares that it is really symbolic of a foreign intrusion in Scotland. King William the Lyon, who first introduced it in his coat of arms

ás clar from being a popular monarch, and was nicknamed the Frenchman" because of his strong Normaa sympathies.

A PATRIOT'S SYMBOL On the other hand, the St. An- drew's flag symbol dates from the eighth century when it was' adopt ed by the Celtic king, Angus whose name clings to the county of Angus. St. Andrew was in his reign recognised for the first time as the patron saint of Scotland. F Angus subdued Argyll and included it in his county, and he endeavour. ed to unite all Scotland by con quering Strathclyde.

GLASGOW'S SUBWAY Evidently the electrification of Glasgow's underground railway is going to involve a greater upheaval and a larger expenditure than was at first contemplated. The présent platforms and stairways do not meet the requirements of the Ministry of Transport, and they will have to follow the melancholy moving rope to the scrapheap to make way for modern structures. But if the service can be made more attractive to travellers, and thus more remunerative, the city should not grudge the expense.

ROYAL SCOTS 300TH

man, and Capt. W Clark, secre- tary, Her Royal Highness, who has frequently visited the club, showed great interest in some new features that had been introduced,

PRINCESS ROYAL'S GIFT

prise gift of a large, oil painting The Frincess Royal, made a sur of herzel!.

people, she said:

Addrening a gathering of 4,000

We

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GREAT WELCOME GIVEN TO POST

EXHAUSTED AFTER PERFECT LANDING

New Youx, July 23. HAROLD Gatty, who was Wiley.

Post's companion on the world' flight of 1931 when they set the record of 8 days, 15 hours, just broken by Post, was the first to grest the ex-airmail pilot's hand when he landed in New York."

Wiley Post brought his machine, down to a perfect landing.

As the machine came to a stop on the great aerodrome, Post rose in his seat, waved once to the cheering crowd of over. fifty thousand and then sank back ex- hausted

and rushed to the nearest hotel, He was helped from his plane where he quickly revived.

Although he want round in just are gathered to-day to given good weather throughout prer seven days, Post declared that celebrate 300 years of the history and no mishaps, he could do the of the Royal Scots, the Royal trip in four and a half days with Regiment, the oldest regiment tout excessive strain. British Army.

"It was difficult to decide how I could present them with a token which would remind fatare genera tions of officers, NC.O.'s, and men of the celebrations which are tak ing place this year but, on the ad vice of some of the senior officers of the regiment, I have had a pic tare painted of your Colonel-in- Chief, which I now take the plea- sure of presenting to you"

Her Royal Highness then unveil- ed a three-quarter length portrait of herself in riding drem and wear- ing the regimental tie.

IN HONG KONG TO-DAY

LOCAL SHOWERS,

TESTERDAY'S WEATHER EXPORT, FORECAST AND 'EKMAKKE, -79ĦED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 5.40 P.M., SYSTED --

AN ANTICYCLONE IS STATIONARY TO THE S.E. OF JAPAN, AND... A SHALLOW DEPRESSION BEMAINS OVER .8.W.

CHINA. THE TYPHOON '18 SITUATED ABOUT 300 MILES E.N.E. OP SHANGHAI, MOVING NOETHL

LOCAL

FGRECAST: SOUTH WINDE, LIGHT ΤΟ MODERATE, FAIR, WITH LOCAL SHOWERS

HAY

man, wanted to be among the crowd General Balbo, the Italian air- of welcomers, but he arrived late. owing to the traffic congestion. Reuter

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS TO-DAY

(July 25).

(VIth Moon, 4th Day). James.

Lammert's Sale of Miscellaneous Good Godowa No. 19, H. & Kowloon Whack Godown Co. Ltd, Kawtoon, 10 8.2

Rotary Club Tiffin, Gloucester Building, I p.m.

Civil Service Cricket Club, Whist Drive, 8,30 p.m.

HK. Union

Church Service Men's Bathing Party.

Sale of Work by Industrial Home for Blind Girls, Assembly Room, Cheung Chau, 10-13 and 3-5 p.m.

Monthly Meeting, HK Football Association Council, 5.30 p.m.

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Theatros.

King's: "Zoo in Budapest." Queen's: "What, No Beer 1" Central: "Just My Luck." Oriental: "The Passionate Plum

ber."

World: Variety Programme.** Star: "Skyscraper Souls." Majestic: Tell Me To-night." Dances.

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WEDDING OF LADY HELENE ing King's Restaurant; Hong Tea Dances at Gloucester Build- Kong and Repulse Bay Hotels." and Repulse Bay Hotels; King's Dinner Dances at Hong Kong Restaurant; and Peninsula Hotel"

The Marquis of Tweeddale gave away his daughter, Lady Helene Hay, at her marriage yesterday to Mr. Lionel Berry, the son of Sir Gomer Berry, at St. Margaret's, Church, Westminster, London.

Hundreds of sightseers gathered in the Abbey Gardens and all round the entrance to the church, long before the time of the core mony. Special police, both on foot and on horse, were requisitioned During their long wait the crowd to keep the crowds in chock. were rewarded by the sight of the est retinue to follow a bride for a arrival of 22 attendants the long long time and hundreds of fashion- able guests.

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Piper Pracodes Bride,

Sports,

ship: R. F. Lax. v. F. Cullen; R. Lawn Bowls:Open Champion- Base . E. G. Post (Kowloon 0.0. green); A. E. Costes v. J. J. Basto (Kowloon B.G.C. green), 5.20 p.m. Chinese R.C... Graduates; Club Lawn Tennis:"B" Division:

China, Hong Kong CC Univer de: Recreio U.S.R.C.; South sity v Kowloon C.O. Indian R.C.

Civil Service 0.0.0 Sunrise:-5.51, s.m.; Sunset: 7.07 Tides;-High at 10.28; Low st 3.41 and 17.45.

ANNIVERSARY Edinburgh. The celebration of the 306th anniversary of the forms tion of the Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment) was begun in the pre- space of the Princess Royal, Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment Her Royal Highness arrived in Edinburgh train. Accompanied by Lieutenant-General Bir Edward Al- tham, Colonel of the Royal Scots, and Major-General, Eir Walter Maxwell Scott, she drove to the Masses of bine delphiniums in depot of the regiment at Glen- all shades and Harrisii lilies mixed corse, Mid Lothian, and there with foliage made a beautiful not most oncotisly, giving a cowl in peased a parade of the troops unting for the simple ceremony, which front and continuing down the sides der the command of Major G., was conducted by the Bishop of panels on the ivory, satin founda London, assisted by the Her. Ltion. A short satin train fell in accompanied by his brother, Mr. Court train of the exquisite lace N. de Burgh. The bridegroom WALE

one with the skirt, while a full Denis Berry, who acted as mounted on chiffon fell from her groomsman

www shoulders, des

Hall

The Princess Royal, who wore saxe-blue coat and dress with a straw hat to match and a silver fox fur, inspected the ranks and then took the Salute as the troppe marched past. After visiting the sergeants mess she went to the lawn in front of the officers quar ters, where the vives and families of the men were assembled. The Princess was specially interested in the children, and shook hands with Helene and her father to the Major Rose preceded Lady each of them. She accepted entrance of the church Inside bouquet from the small daughter of waited the four pegun eleven child Company Bergeant Major Niven, maids, and seven grown-up maids. After making a tour of other de partments in the barracks her

dome Royal Highness took luncheon Lady Hele with the omcers

Returamg to Edinburgh the Princess Boyal visited the

Beota Club,where she

ed by Lord Henry Bcott,

had of the arrival of the bride was ed round a wreath of orange blos- The first intimation the guests A thick rope of pearls was twist- the sound of the bagpipes playingoms to secure the long tulle vell Tester House. The pipes were the bouquet of white orchids played by Pipe-Major Ross, of which the bride carried were tuck- Edinburgh Castle, who was garbeded sprays of white, heather and in the Rose tartan.

mistletoe the badge of the family. The Attendants, iland

The fond pagesa in their tartean ite silk blouses walked. followed by the bew bridesmaids. They were orpe sisters—the Leilion pano m and Francis racle Berry, sister of ady. Anse Hope, butants daughter and Marchionses of Cady Mary Creme Jontinued on Page 12).

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