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SPECIAL REMOVAL SALE

Our Entire Stock of First Class PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Comprising EASTMAN KODAKS, ROLL FILM CAMERAS, MOVIES AND PROJECTORS; stu, otc., is being" Offered this WEEK GREATLY REDUCED PRICES to Clear the Stock before our REMOVAL.

A. TACK & CO.

26. Des Voeux Road, Central

Mr. & Mrs. Y. Mori, MASSAGE,

A Cupuncture Moxo Causis and Bone Setting HOLDERS OF Japanese aND

HONG KONG GotTankesTS'

LICENCES.

Oure. Sprained-Ankle and Wrist Recommended for many years. by Local Hospitals and Doctors. 4. Wyndham Street (1st Floor), Tel. No. 26031.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1934.

PREMISES TO LET POSITION WANTED

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT

RELIABLE Chinese seek position any capacity. Knowledge of

Accounting, Shipping. Import, Export and General Office Routine. Many years experience. High reference. Outport Hồng Kông Đường Phần

French. Bank Building, 5, Queen's Rd. no objection. Write Fox No. 699, ojo

Tol., 21063.

MODERN FLATS

4 Roomed, 269, 971 310, Prince

Edward Road, with Garage.

Roomed, Prince Edward Road, next to Railway Bridge. 3 Rooted, 5 to 106, Tai Po Road.

MODERN RESIDENCES

5 Roomed, 913, 991, "993, 228, 233, $51, 270 & 278, Prince Edward Hoad, with Garage.

4. Roomed, 29, Waterloo Road, with

Garage,

6 Roomed, 11s, Bolfram Road, next to St. Theresa's Church, with Garage.

7 Roomed 204, Prince Edward Hoad,

with Garage,

12, The task.

MODERN SHOPS & FLATS In Cambay Buildings, Nathan Road,

Kowloos.

183, Queen's Road Central, Hang

Kong. 23, Hing Hon Road.

FOR SALE

(699

UST be sold this Week-Morris

M Orford Tourer, 3700. Splendid

condition. Owner leaving. Hunt, 38% Prince Edward Road. Telephone 50897,

"[708

WANTED KNOWN

Five and Six Valves

"G.E." Buperheterodyne and Bight Valves. All Wave Now System. Model Airplane Dial. Astonishingly Cheap Amazingly Eficient. RUDOLF WOLFF & KEW, LTD.

702

[ARCONI '"272 Five Valves

|ASSEUR R. SHIMIDZUT One Room at Bayamal'y Build-getter." Marconi 265 M/C Six Valve

MASSEUR & SHIMADZU

Recommended for many Government years by Civil Hospital, Peak Hospital, etc., and by all the local doctors..

24, Wyndham St, Tel. 24945.

YOU

ARE INVITED TO INAPICT OUR STOCK OF

ASIATIC, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL

POSTAGE. STAMPS IN SETS, SINGLE, PACKETS. BAGS AND IN APPROVAL

"SHEETS.

GRACA & CO. Dealers in Postage Stamp. Philatelic Goods, Picture Postcards, Religions Goods, Garden Seeds, & etc. No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET, f.O. Box No. 20. HỒNG KÔNG.

J. TOMINAGA

PACKING CONTRACTOR

ANY KIND OF. PACKING PROMPTLY EXECUTED

Atk: YAMATO

20

10, Johnston Road, MAYEDA & 00. 13, D'Aguilar Street, Telephone 20690..

WHAT IS PURITY?

no LET-Bright and Spacions ing. Apply to KATAMALLY & CO., at Above Address.

FLATS TO LET ·

M Superheterodyne, the "Super Battery Portable. Superb Receivers of 700 Unsurpassed Tone. Agouts:-RUDOLF WOLFF & KEW, LIMITED. [703

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FOUR Roomed Flat at Junction of Waterloo Road and Argyle Street Two bathrooms. Electric refrigerator Garage. Very Moderate rental. Apply HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD., Alexandra Building.

(2438

HUMPHREYS ESTATE &

FINANCE CO. LTD., ALEX. ANDRA BUILDING, haro attractive. three and four roomed, flate to let in Humphreys and Carnarvon Building, Kowloon. Also five roomed kousen in Minden Villas and Minden Avenue, Kowloon. All modern conveniences.

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TTRACTIVE Two roomed Flat in Nathan Road, Kowloon. Modera convenienses. Few minutes walk from the Star Ferry. Apply HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANDE CO., LTD., Alexandra Building, (2324

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WORLD

THE

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Manabaturers & Exporters"

TIU LET-One house with 4 rooms, 3 bath rooms, Kitchen, and servants quarter, at locality near the ferry. Willing to rent 2 rooms only Higher Grade Lead Pencils (Ground Floor). For particular please apply No. 14, Cameron Road,

Buten Kalman CHY, THE SAFER."

WHAMPOA AS DEEP SEA PORT

AGAIN BEING DISCUSSED

AT CANTON

Canton, April 9.

The revival or Whampoa as a

FILM ACTRESS SUED

Parents Claim Maintenance

(Special Air-mall Service)"

deep water port is again being MR. CHURCHILL actress (whose real name is Lucule

planned by the Canton City Gov- ernment, the Kwangtung Board of Conservancy and the Provincial Department of Reconstruction.

London, March 27. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Langhanke. parents of Mary Astor, the m

Langhanke), have fled a sult 'with a superior court demanding that their daughter should providę, for

And India Problem their maintenance.

(Special Air-mall Service)

London, March 77. Mr. Churchill intends to "take the field again against the Go- vernment on the question of -In-

As a first step, all land must be registered in order to facilitate fu- tute developments. Regulations of registration are very detailed, and land-owners at Whampoa have to full all the requirements; The three government organs want to know the value of the land now. since some of the property is to be condemned for public use.

dia on March 28. This is the date When Whampoa is developed into fixed for the meeting in London a regular port, the value of land of the Central Council of the Na- will certainly ripe. The authori-tional Union of Conservative and ties take a serious view of unearned Unionist Associations. increments and would make some claim for any increase in value of land. Whampoa is about 12 miles

from Canton and can be reached

by highway from Tungshan or by

the Pearl River,----

Notice has been given by “Mr. Churchill of the following resolu- tion:

That this Councii expresses its deep and increasing anxiety at the proposals of the White Paper now The water there is about 25 feet before the joint Select Committee. deep, and if properly dredged the and particularly the proposals to River will be deep enough to achand over the control of the commodate ocean going liners. The police to Indian Ministers, and the Canton authorities have talked for introduction of dyarchy in the many years of opening Whampoa Central Government of India, and welcomes Mr. Baldwin's undertak- as a port. To develop Whampoa ing that after the Joint Select large sums of money will be requir-Committee has reported, the Na- ed to dredge the harbour" and to tional Union of Conservative AR- erect wharves and godowns, dock-sociations will be consulted before yards, etc.

DR. LEY

And Professional Competitions

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally' Press" (Copyright,)]

Cologne, April 9.· The great nation-wide profes sional 'competitions opened Monday the famous Guerzenich Hall by the leader of the German Labour front, Dr. Ley amid de monstrations and popular enthus- biasm. In his opening speech, Ley announced that the Labour Front

and & half to members, all organised in groups of 25. The objects of the Labour front were, first, to enable workers

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Moderate rental. Apply F. Joseph Property Department, Prince's Build- ing. Phone No. 20910...

! 689

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HE HONG KONG, and employers to work harmon

DAILY PRESS, LTD, |iously for the achievement of the and the HONG KONG common alm, and second, to in- crease efficiency in individual WEEKLY PRESS, through

their London Office, at 53, FLEET STREET, E.C. 4, Tel. TDistrict que partially thenished 3137, are prepared to give

rental Peak

and one unfurnished house with tennis court and large garden. Apply Box No. 2338. ca Hong Kong Daily Pre [2336

Courtesy, Comfort, Service

and Luxuries of Modern Hotel

Construction

Subscribers and Visitors advice regarding accommoda- tion available, motoring faci, cities, suitable shopping, entres, etc..

If, when at home, they will call or telephone to the above

THE HOTEL RIVIERA address, they will receive the

MACAU

Cable Address:-"Riviera, Macau."

PRE-PAID

"utmost assistance and the latest available information on all subjects of enquiry will be placed at their disposal.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

The following dassss of advertisements in charged at the price given belom jean

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO BE LET MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,

SITUATIONS VACANT.

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED.

When so required replies to box number will be posted to advertisers daily. Extra stampa for pralage should be remitted.

All advertisements must be authenticated by the name and address of the sender'

Announcements not exceeding 25 Words are inserted under this heading at a Pre-paid Raty of One Dollar for THREE INSERTIONS. If Charges collected, $1.50

THIS FORM MAY BE USED.

Address,

DUY

Address-The Advertisement MANAGER, "Hongkong Daily Press,,

1 Joe House Street or P.O. Box

worker. Out of the latter object

the organisation of profession-

al competitions had arisen which would be a stil greater feature In the coming years.-Transocean Kuo Min.

INCREASE IN POPULATION

ترسم

They assert that they have no funds and are unable to support themselves, whereas the actress, they say, owns property valued ar £30,800 and earns £300-"2 week.

The judge has fixed April 5 as the data for the suit to be heard,

Denying her parents' allegations, Miss Astor declared that she had

been supporting her parents since

she began film acting in 1920. "

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received THE

Instructions

TO SELL BY.

:'

PUBLIC AUCTION

12

OK

THURSDAY, APR. 12, 1934

COMMENCING AT 11. A.M.

Ar THEIR SALES ROOM, No. 4; DUDDELL STREET.

7 Bales Senriet Blankets

and

A Quantity of Household Furniture, Sample Goods etc., etc.

She alleged that her £100,000 fortune had been dissipated by her father's "wildcat" investment and TERUS CAR ON DELIVERY. her parents' extravagant living - Reuter,

Mary Astor, who is 28, is the widow of Kenneth Hawks, the director, who was killed in an air- plane anash, in 1930..

She played in many important pictures, usually as the heroine, in- cluding "Don: Q." (with Douglas

"Don Juan,” Fairbanks).

The

Runaway Bride" and "The Man From Hell." From Hell"

final decisions are taken by his TUG'S PERILOUS

Majesty's Government.,

This resolution is a copy of one which Mr. Churchill succeeded in carrying last month at a meeting of the Council of the Essex and Middlesex Provincial Area of the National Union. He was heavily defeated last June when he at- tempted to win over, the Central Council of "the party. His new attempt will probably fail for 'an- other reason.

CARGO

1,750lb Of Explosive

(Special Air-mail Service)

London, March 27. Policemen

were on

guard at Ramsgate Harbour, Kent, yester: Decisive Battle Postponed

day, when 1,750 lb. of, high ex- plosive in 50lb cases were loaded. There is a motion no the agenda on the tug Trover, which is setting which has precedence of the one forth in an attempt to blow up the he has tabled. It is in the name submerged Greefs steamer Archon. of Mr. Oliver. E. Simmonds, MP. The dangerous cargo was imme- as spokesman, for the Birmirig-

diately surrounded by bags of coal ham Unlonist Association, and is for safety, Other shipping, gave

In these terms:

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

ROTARY CLUB

Address By Dr. Fong Foo Sec.

NEW OFFICERS

NOMINATED

At the Rotary Club, yesterday. It was announced by Mr. M: E. Lo. who presided, that Mr. T B. Wil- son, their President, was unable to attend because he had sprained his ankle badly. His Interest in Rotary, however, was so great that he had had a special radio receiv- ing set installed in his room so that he could hear the speech of Dr. Fong Foo Sec, director of Ro- tary International for the current year..

Dr. Fong in the course of his speech, which was extremely witty, reminded 'members that the Detroit Convention was coming on this

"That in view of the decision the Trover a wide berth during the year, where, it was hoped, Rotar-

of the annual party conference

loading

..

the remainder of the cargo-lans from every country would at- at Birmingham that it could not canister containing 200 detonators tend, and to which many promin- come to any final conclusion on expected to-morrow, when the ent figures in the world had been the proposals for a new con- Trover hopes to leave on the after.invited. He was glad to learn that stitution for India until the noon tide with a view to start and expressed the hope that any

Hongkong would be represented, Joint Select Committee had ing operations on the following one passing that way would at

tend the conference.

day."

BRITAIN'S BIGGEST

AERODROME

Site In The Midlands

(Special Air-mall Service)

During his speech, Dr. Fong said that the League of Nations, was not functioning to-day as one would like to see it function, but, he added, "it will not function un-

made its recommendations, it is hereby resolved that in the

The Archon, bound from South

In the course of his visits to opinion of this Council no fur- ther resolutions on the subject America to London, sank off Mar- should be considered by the Na-gate following a collision on Sept, many Rotary Clubs, he found they tional Unton until the report of 6, 1933, with the British steamer were, generally speaking, of two Treherbert which was bound for classes. The "Problem Club" and the Joint Belect Committee is published, and that then the Cardin and Mauritius. Her crew the Enthusiastic Club. The form- executive committee...should of twenty-four was picked up by er was one in which the Directora the Hull steamer Dynamo and had to do all the work and had .make arrangements, for a meet- ing of this Council in order to transferred to the Margate life- to drag members to the club. These members were in Rotary for afford. the leader of the party an boat...

what they could get out of it. The opportunity to take counsel

second class of club was one in with Its members."

which everybody was enthusiastic It is obvious that if this re-

and anxious to contribute nis solution should be adopted by the

share to the community service of Council it is expected that it

the club. will be Mr. Churchill's motion must be ruled out. Therefore he is likely to make his speech on the first resolution. As this de clares in favour of a meeting be tween Mr. Baldwin and the Coun

London, March 27. clf after the Joint Select Com-

In connection with the establish til leagues of men get together in various parts of the world, and mittee has reported, a point on ment of a network of airways over thus back up the League." Here which he has laid stress of late, England, it is learned that, with- Mr. Churchill so his friends say in a few weeks, work will be com-lans. They should not spare them- was the opportunity for "Roatar- would feel that its acceptance menced on the largest aerodrome selves in the effort to bring about. provided some measure of `com- in the country,

a common platform upon which the general pensation. It

This aerodrome on..a alte be- Warsaw, April 9.

the various races could stand fo opinion that the decisive battle

tween Derby and Nottingham, 18 gether, united in the same idea of Although the latest official sta- Inside the party on India will be being planned with a landing tistics show that the population staged when the leader imple space of 200 acres and is mtended service to humanity and with the of Foland has increased substan-ments his promise in this con- to be the main junction for the same ideals: to do the best we can Lally, the rate of increase has nection. begun to slow down. The popula-" In the circumstances I learn tion on January 1, 1934 was 33, that it is improbable that Mr. 024,000 that 18 402,465 increase Baldwin will deem it necessary during the year, or 12 per thou- or desirable to repeat the step sand, while for the preceding year he took in June, when he attend it was 444,991, or 13.7 per thou-ed the meeting for the purpose sand. This representa a decline of defending the Government's of 10 per cent. in the rate of procedure in regard to Indian-re-

forms. population increase,

Poland's "Latest Figures

special to the "Hong Kong Daily

Press" (Copyright.}]

The importance of these figures lle in the fact that the great excess of Poland's birthrate."over those of the surrounding countries has been the source of economic tension threatening serious poli- tical problems for the future, Transocean Kuo Min.

Japanese Competition »

cross country air routes. htt

for our follow men:

Mr. Thomas Tam on behalf of

The secretary of London, Scot- tish and Provincial Airways, who the Rotary Club thanked the are responsible for the scheme, said speaker for his address. the new aerodrome would be the yesterday that when completed second largest, in Europe.

DEATH OF BRILLIANT SCIENTIST

Dr. Walter Rosenhain

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, March 27."-

A number of other subjects are to come up for discussion Mr. 3. R. Remer, MP, intends to pro- Dose B Tesolution inviting" the Council to express regret at the “Inadequate steps, taken by the Government to deal with the By the death of Dr. Walter menace of Japanese competition." Rosenhain, which has occurred at TENNIS BY FLOODLIGHT | As this is a question on which a his home at Kingstone Hill, Bur considerable body of Conservative;

Special Air-Mall Service

M.P.8 hold strong views, a Minisrey, at the age of 58, the world criticisms. S ter will be present to reply to has lost one of its most brilliant * His re- metallurgical scientists. Bir Henry Page Croft, MP.,

putation was international. Ls London, March 27to ask the Council, while placing

He had done an enormous

New Officers

It was announced yesterday that the Nominating Committee had decided to place the following names for nomination at the forth- coming election of officers:

President: Mr MK LO. Vice President: Mr. A, L. Shields Hon Treasurer: Mr. N. J. Perrin Joint Hon. Secretaries:-Mesira. M.-F. Key and H. Hong Sling Directors: Professor Forster, Mr. W. Anderson," Mr." F. A. MIC- Kintosh, Mr. M. J. B. Mon- targis, Mr. C. 8. Wong and Mr. P. K, Kwok.

Lawn tennis was played by on record itg support of the amount of original research in ra LOCAL MAPS

foodlighting for the first time National Government, to insist lation to the physical structure of last night on the roof of Selfridge's 'that the Conservative party

'metals and alloys, and theme- new buliding in Oxford-street. An should maintain its organisation chaniam of failure under stress. exhibition was given in connection intact and take immediate steps His work on the practical side was with the twenty-fifth anniversary to rally its supporters throughout of invaluable service during the celebration of the sture's fumda- the county Bar

war in the construction of nero-

Peak District,

Kowloon,

Victoria,

New Territories.

tion by well-known professional A new chairman of the Council planes and aeroplane engines. players from London clubs has to be electest for the coming He was Australian-boat, though The court is surrounded with year. Misa Regina Evans, at Dre most of his life was spent in Eng- seating accommodation for 500 on-sent senior vice chairman will be land. From 1968 until 1931 he lookers. It will be use for lawn chosen. She is head of the was superintendent of the depart- tennis demonstrations throughout Women's Conservative Organisatient of metally at the Nate HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. the summer months

al Physical Laboratory