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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933.

THOSE KOWLOON 'BUSES

An End Of The Old-Time Nathan. Road Races

BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT),

The new system for the control of bus services in Kowloon has had a pretty fair trial by this time, and although at first it did not prove to be very satisfactory, it is gratifying to note that things are changing for the better and many Improvements have been made, though no doubt, after a longer period "the service will be even moe efficient.

I can remember, all they had to do was to stand in the rear of the bus and keep a wary eye on the one following. As soon as this got close enough, friend conductor pulled the communication cord in a special way and the driver would then step" on the gas!"

The Obstacle Race.

Considering the frequency of One big change it has made to these races, accidents were com- Kowloon and that is those enjoy-paratively few and far between, ablebus races" of the good old and this is a tribute to the skill of days are no more. There was a the drivers. Now and again, Kow- time when the public were treated loon residents were treated to" to a bus race or a series of bus something really rare obstacle races, every five or ten minutes. races in which the drivers of the There were the red buses, the buses had to dodge that commu- green ones and those painted ity of people known as trick yellow, and it was rather fun to cyclists. These cyclists had the see them all make a dashing start nasty habit of coming out on the from the ferry wharf and go tear- roads all at the "same time with ing donw the different routes. the result that their twisting and turning about make the bus drivers perform something like the com- petitors in an "in and out" race.

It was a matter of getting to the next stop frst and picking up the passengers, and, as the buses were operated by different companies, competition was naturally fairly keen. One thing which contribut-, ed largely towards the sport, was the spirit in which the driver's entered into the fun. The conduc- tors, too, played their parts with unfailing loyalty, though their Job was comparatively easy. As far as

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Mr. W. G. Cameron, Mr. A. L. Caplan, Mrs. A. Casati and child, Mr. E. N. Clifton, Mrs. E. Cogan, Gen. M. A. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. S."L. Costa, Mr. D. Corlett, Mrs. R. C. Creer,

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But to be quite serious, this change "has had the effect of giv- Mr. F. Gibbons, Mr," L. L. Ing the bus service a more "con- Gilson, Mr. H. B. Gledhill, trolled system." and the approach Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould, Mr. to the Star Ferry now is something T. M. Gregory, Mr. W. Griffin, like a controlled approach and dot Mr. and Mrs. B. G. A. Guerra, the slip-shod place of the old days. Mrs. Gulse-Moores, Mr. and Mrs. On the other hand the service is S. M. Gunn. slower.

RED DRIVE IN FUKIEN

RETREAT FROM KIANGSI AS

GEN. CHIANG MOBILISES

Anti-Red War To Follow Kuling Conference

Preparations for the forthcom- Chiang's army, compelled the ing anti-Communist drive by Gen- Communists to cross the border eral Chiang Kai-shek, which is inté Fuklen, driving a wedge into expected to commence after the the province of which trie north- conclusion of the conference ⚫ of ern area was weakly held by the Government. leaders at Nanking. Is 56th division, a provincial unit of

This largely responsible for the Com- no great strength. munist drive in Fukien with the ment started about the middle of apparent intention of attacking last month end resulted in the Foochow, according to reliable re- capture" of Yangkow and then ports obtained by the "Worth-Yenping. The fate of the Govern- China Daily News."

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forces at Shaowu and Tisdale, Rev. T. B. Tobin, Mr. G. The situation

Kwangtseh is at present unknown Travers, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. E present is somewhat obscure but the move-

but in Eastern Fuklen the Govern- | True, Major W. E Tyndall Misa ment of Red troops from Kiangs

met forces, comprising the 19th M. M. Tyrrell. Into Fukien is a definite factor, vincial utile, held and are still Route Army and re-organised pro- and advances into territory held holding Klenning and Klenyang. by the 19th Route Army have re- sulted in the uncertainty of the

"Hero of Woosung In Charge.” feeling in Foochow where, in ad-

Yenping was captured on Au- dition to British and American

gust: 28 but was eventually recap warships seven Chinese gunboats tured by the 81st division of the

Admiral Chen Chi-Hang.

19th Route Army, the commander Commander-in-Chief of the First

of which, realising the weakness Chinese Fleet, have arrived for

of the provincial units, decided to

clever Intelligence, Communist protection. The Chinese gunboats incorporate the 49th division, forces on the Fuklen-Kwangtung are reported to have steamed up vicinity of Amoy and move it and necessitated the transfer of

stationed was

in the border crossed into Kwangtung the Min River, and the alarm caused by the proximity of Red along the const under the com- troops to the Fukien capital lias With this, the 19th Route Army mand of a Southern general resulted In Shanghai-bound strength in Fuken is nye divi steathers being crowded, with wealthy refugees. »

slons, and it is interesting to know that the man in tommand of the troops holding Foochow is General Wang Chao-yung, known as the "Here at Woosung for the stubborn resistance he put up year. While alarm prevalls among against the Japanese forces last the Chinese populace of Foochow, the foreign authorities there have announced that there is no imme- diate anfletyk

67 Miles From Foechow. As far as can be ascertained, the advanced base of the Communist forces is at Shahsden, south-west of Yeaping, on the Min which was captured by the Com- River, munists and then recaptured by the Government forces. From Shahaión, a raiding party advanc- ed and captured Yuki, which is 87. miles from Foochow, but latest re- ports state that the Communists are now advancing on Bhulchow, on the Min River, roughly half. way between Yenping and Foo chow. As this is understood to be merely a raiding party the success of the venture is problematical

The general Communist invasion of Fukien province is attributed to the preparations for Generál Chiang's forthcoming drive. Troop dispositionik Eastern KUŽEL. which is the left wing of General

which

two divisions of Kwangtong troops Zwangtung where, according to from Southern Klangsu to Eastern reports the Kwangtung forces are preparing in earnest against the Reds, establishing an aerodrome and moving up machines to oper- ate against the invaders. HAM Anti-Japanese Army" Diverted.

One of the units of the Kwang- tang army is the force which wRS originally organised to advance north to Jehol and night the Japanese. As little progress was made, in this direction, this army has been diverted to the anti- Communit campaign.

On the conclusion of the Kuling conference General Chiang is ex- pected to launch his drive on the Communists who have been fre

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