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GRIMMITT WINS

One Sided Game at Happy Valley

A. W. Grimmitt yesterday en- tered the Final of the Lawn Bowls Singles Championship by comfort- ably accounting for V. Petherick in the semi-final.

There was a very large attend- ance at the Cralgengower Cricket Club to see the match. The open- ing heads were fairly even, but there appeared to be no doubt whatever that Grimmitt was go- ing to emerge victorious for after 'n "four"; in the ninth head he led

by 13-3.

By the sixteenth head, Gr.mamit! was leading 18-8. Petherick lay the shot in the next head but gave it away with his last wood. The match ended on the 19th hend with the score standing at

21-8. "

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The Flual Grimmitt will now meet D. Rümjahn in the Final. He had already figured in the winning pairs and the winning rink this season and if he wins the singles as well, he will be making bowla history in the Colony!

R. A. F. OCEAN FLIGHT

Singapore To Colombo Direct

HONG KONG DAILY. PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1934.

CURRENT

GIANT PLANETM ARRIVES

Safe Landing At

Shek Pei

Singarpore, Sept. 1. Giant new fiying boats from the R.A.F. Base will make a flight early next year from Singapore to Cep- 1on across the Indian Ocean. This (From Our Special Correspondent) has never before" been attempted.

Canton, Sept. G. The planes will make only one Amidst a clear sky, the Luft- stop, at the Nicober Islands, where Junansa monoplane of the Eurasia they will refuel The distance Aviation Corporation left here covered will be nearly 2,000 miles. this morning for Shanghai and The course of the return journey expects to reach there at 9 pm. has not yet been decided but this afternoon, where a big wel- will probably be via Madras, come is ready for the seven Ger- Calcutta and Rangoon

man aviators who flew all the way to China from Berlin.

Arriving. In December

The fight will be one of a number by the Royal Air Force under their 1936 programme.

The big machine arrived here

NEWS FROM CHINA

VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN HUNAN

Suggestions For Improvement

Among the many supplementary i questions involved in the main problem of national reconstruction is that of training young people in useful vocations. Everybody can not be a "white-collar" worker somebody has to learn how to make things and do things even if hands and clothes are solled in the process and in. China there are tens of thousands of eager stud- ents of both sexes anxious to learn how to use their brains and hands In vocations. As an example of

By next year the Southampton yesterday at 5.30 pm and land the work which is going on in this flying boats, as previously sed at the "Shek Pel aerodrome

direction all over the country, the nounced, will be replaced by new The army military aerodrome at

case of Hunan may be cited, where machines of the Singapore T Ho was ready to received the

Mr. Ku Chao-kr, has been investi: type. which earry four Rolls-

passenger plane which required gating vocational schools in that Castrol engines. These are due to

more landing space; but the a-province. He has recently submit- arrive in December.

ternoon was calm and clear. The teda report to the Ministry of plane then made a beautiful land- Education, recommending a num- ing at the airport of the Eurasia ber of improvements in the gen- Aviation Corporation.

eral system. together with some Equipped with three motors de-specific recommendations. Among veloping 500 horse-power each, the the general Improvements suggest

ed are the following: Dassenger plans has a mayimum speed of 150 miles per hour. The Co-ordination: There is lack of monoplane left Berlin on August | co-ordination between the curri- cula of different schools, courses offered by one. Institution being often repeated in another institu- tion of a different grade, resulting

Schools in waste of money and effort. different districts should be reorganized In such a way as to meet the local needs of each district,

Some experts consider that the speeding-up of the Empire route between England and "Australa) for instance, lies ultimately in the more general use of marine air-

SILVER WEDDING craft, making possible more ocean 29 and reached here via Athens,

"Celebration By Mr. And Mrs. H. M.

Campos.

crossings. Moreover, marine air- craft have much bigger pay-loads then land aircraft....

The R. A. F. fight from Sing pore to Ceylon will thus have a special significance for civil 15 well as" of military aviation.

Before this fight is undertaken planes of No. 100 (T, B.) squadron will fly to the North-West Frontier and back.

Sir Philip Sassoon Arrangements in connection with the visit. of Sir Philip Sassoor

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Campos, two very prominent members of

the Portuguese community were the recipients of many congratulations from their friends on Wednesday last when they celebrated their Under-Secretary of State for "Air silver wedding. A recepton was given at their residence No. 146 Prince.. Edward Road which very well attended.

Amongst those present were the godfathers, Messrs.

E. Abraham

Calcutta, Bangkok and Hanol. The flight from here to Shanghal is the last lap, when the machine Aviation Corporation for service will be delivered to the Eurasia

between Pelping and Canton or between Shanghai and Lanchow in Sinklang.

Flying leisurely, the machine will reach Shanghal in eight days. A record night was at first at- tempted. but discretion being better than valour, every precau- tion is taken to ensure safe de livery of the plane at Shanghai.

ARRIVAL IN SHANGHAI

The was

and J. Lawrence and the brides- maid at the wedding, Mrs. Angie Silva Carvalho, an the Rev. FT. Gonelll.

A clever and happy speech of congratulation was made by Mr. E. Abraham in Portuguese.

who arrives by Imperial Airways on October 7, are now almost com- plete and it is certain that Sir Philip. during his week's stay, will and visit both Kuala Lumpur Penang.

to

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The flying boat damaged on landing in the river at Kuching last week has been brought back the Base and being re- assembled,

The second machine flew to Sibu yesterday and will be joined at Labuan by another flying boat leaving shortly. These two machines will then continue the six-weeks' survey of the "British."

CHINA COMMAND North Borneo coast together.

MEDALS

Long Service And Good Conduct

Several members of the rank and le of the China Command were recipients of long service and good conduct medals from H.E., the 0.0.C. Major General O. C. Barrett On the Murray Parade ground yesterday morning.

On September 17 planes of No. 203 (Flying Boat) Squadron are due to call here on their way from Basrah to the centenary celebrations at Melbourne.

Shanghai, Sept. 8. German airman Gabiensz arrived at the Hunjas aerodrome

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Each school

SpecializaUon: should specialize in one specific subject, with due regard for the needs of its students. This will mean that the faculties of differ-

ent schools must be redistributed, so that those who specialize in one subject may be concentrated in one institution.

Better Equipment: With one or two exceptions most or the voca- tional institutions in Hunan are

at 5.45 this afternoon from Can-poorly equipped. Replenishment of

the equipment of school work- shops is recommended.

Among the large crowd await- ing to welcome the aviator were Mr. Fu Teh Chen Mayor of Shang- hai and Dr. Trautmann.--

Reuter

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· CHINA'S TEA INDUSTRY

Heavy Yearly Consumption

Nanking: According to statistics compiled by the Central. Agricul- tural Experimentation Bureau of

HOME-MADE SILK the Ministry of Industry the total

To Be Used For Flag Making

amount of tea consumed during the past year in China, with the exception of the four North- eastern Provinces, Mongolia, Bi- kang. Tibet and. Sinklang which have not sent in their reports, is 4,116,650 piculks.

achieved

com-

Inter-School Bxhihitions: То Improve the standard of embroi dery and millinery schools, inter- school exhibitions should be held to promote competitive interest in this work. Such displays would also give the teachers of vocation- al schools in Hunan an opportun Ity of seeing the industrial work of other provinces, thus promoting eficiêncy by friendly competition resulting from observing the me- ¦ thods of other industrial centrés.

Vocationa! Education Committee: Since the former Vocational Edu- cation Committeé no longer exists, a Vocational Planning Committee should be organized under the auspices of the Hunan Provincial Department of Education, in order that the work of the various voca- tional schools may be better co- ordinated.

SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS'

In addition to the above general suggestions for the improvements of the vocational training system; Mr. Ku Chao-lin made the follow- ing recommendations for speciac improvements:-

Provincial Higher · Agricultural School: The courses in Agriculture and Afforestation should be read- Justed to meet changing «condi- tions. Whether the course in Sericulture is continued should be determined by investigations into the present state of the silk indus- try in southern and western Hunan.

„Províncial Higher · Engineering School: The departmerits of Me- chanical Engineering and Electri-

worthy progress. cal Engineering have made note- In the depart-

ment of Dyeing and Chemistry more attention should be given to practical work. The school work- shops should be 'utilized for the manufacture of apparatus used in experiments by students, and other articles used by them might be turned out by the workahope, which should be extended.

Better Location: Schools giving Higher Agricultural School (Pri- Instruction in the manufacture of vate): This school being establish- porcelain have

ed by the Hunan, Civil Engineër- mendable results, but are unfav-¡mg Guild students have little qurably located. They should be dificulty in ändig empkyment situated in places where transpor-after graduation. The schiool tation and communication ara should accept students from other convenient so that their products provinces and especially from such may be readily shipped to differ- cities as Wuchan, Hankow. Ichang, ent parts of the country. ** Kluidiang, and Nanchang.

HEAT WAVE IN CANTON

Good Business For Boat People

(From Our Special Correspondent)

DEFEATED RED

LEADER

Incorporated In The Army

From Our Special Correspondent)

Canton, Sept. 6. Canton, Sept. 6. General Kung Ho Chung, a de- Strong north wind to-day gave feated Red leader, is given the a slight relet from the intensive "lucky break? by General Chiang His Excellency was accompanied

heat of the past three days, when shek, Chairman of the Military by Major C. Fowkes, the Staff

Kwangtung leads the figures mercury stood at 93 degrees Fah- Affairs Commission, who apointe Captain and Lieut H. Abbott,

Canton Sept. 6.`

with a total of 552,094 piculs, renheit. A typhoon forming some-him as a staff officer with the A.D.C.

Owing to the decline in

the Hunan comes second with a total where north of the Philippines is senior rank of a Heutenant-gep- The recipients of

the awards consumption of home-made silk, of 384,657 piculs while Kiangsu expected here this afternoon oreral, according to réports received were Sergt. C. A. Layzell, RA: Mr. Lin Sung Chan, Head of the ranks thind with 348,579 piculs, to-night and will give some respite i here from Nanchang, Havildar Sultan Alan, HKSRA: Canton Silk and Silk-worm Asso-

Ninghsia is the province which from the heat wave,

Turning the tables on his form- C.Q.M.E., E, C. Harrington; 8/68t necessity for reviving the

elation, in view of the urgent has consumed the lest with 2,541 Doctors employed by the pollée er associaties, General Kung is A. E. Wilson, B.Q.M.S., L. Weekes, and notwithstanding the steps

trade picuis

stations to give free medical treat-how assisting the government for- Sapper Leung Tal, R.E.; L/Sgt.

The figures of the other pro- ment to those amicted by the heat. cen to wage war against the Com- already taken. for E. Newell: L/Bgt. J. Goble. Lin- against foreign competition has follows:

protection vinces in proper order are as have been busy for the past two munists. A commanding officer colns: Q.M.S., R. Fox, 8/8gt. A H. petitioned the Government recom-

days. Some hospitals, also give of the Sixth Route Red Army, Enashfold, Sgt. T. Ryan, R.A.M.C; mending that all National Flags 18,894

Chahar 15,889 plcula; Bulyuan free medical service to the poor, General Kung's troops were de- L/Cpl. W. Lane, South Wales Bor- should, in future, be

picuis, Shantung 20.542 and many doctors also offer to feated several times by the Nan- made of picule, Kanzu 30.486 piculs, Shan-help, charging only for the price king troops. derers; S.QMS., H J. W. Warman,home-made

The supreme 'mili- silk and that a z 83,218 plculs, Shensi. 84,072 of medicine. Sergt. C, A. Ross, R.A.P.C.

Government Notification be issued piculs,

tary command at Jul Chin - was Yunnsa 84,722 piculs, The return of the heat wave | furious owing to the reverses of to this effect.

Kokonor 91,684 picula, Fukien has, however, brought good bugl-the Sixth Route Army, and Gen- It is also explained that colour- | 97,286 piculs, Kwangal

129,328 ness to the boat people at Les Cheeral Kung was ordered to feturn to ed slik is more lasting, and piculs, Kwelchow 155.787 plculs, Wan, and Tungshan. The people general headquarters for further superior to catton cloth and cam- Honan 174,894 picula, Hopel get relief from the heat by boat-instructions.

AMERICAN TENNIS

Fred Perry In Third Round

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KWANGCHI SUSPENDED

bric, with which the price of silk 101,870 piculs, Anhwel 233,740ing on the river, where they, can At the same time, the high compares most favourably.

picula, Hupeh

270,674 piculs, buy all sorts of cold drinks and command issued secret orders for Besides Government Offices, it is Cheklang 275,880 plculs, Hlangs! beverages. The boat owners are the arrest of the luckless officer. also hoped that Commercial and 320,118 pleuls and Szechwan Shipping Companies will use silk 323,575 pícuts.—

glad of this late season business, Bensing danger ahead, General flags, and this will be another Central News Agency.

as they have only few customers Kung and some of his troops "sur- way for increasing th.com-

in winter."

rendered to the Nanking forces

sumption or home-made silk-

Last night the cold drink par- on July 25. Then Nanchang re- Nam Wah Yat Po..

lours did record business. They | ported a big victory over the Reds were very, crowded up to n'dnight, including the capture of General as many people stayed out of Kung himself and other prisoners, doors to cool off. Ice cream and Then the captured Red "leader ice dealers, aerated water many made known to General Chiang In view of its dilapidated cond!" | facturers, and fruit sellers Kal Bhek that he voluntarily eur- tion, the Ministry of Communica, doing brisk business

sendeerd to the government alde tions, in an order to the China.

Hired motor cars, rickshaws in order to escape the punishment F. X. Shields (U.B.) beat Ethern-pany, instructs that the steamer bensated by the hot weather. Atte le through with Communism Merchants Steam" Navigation Com- and the beach clubs also of his superiors and declared, that don (U.8.) 6-3, 6-1, 6-3

J. Van Ryn (UA,) beat Fru-Kwangchi" be suspended from high tide the beaches are full of for ever. General Chiang realized so (UB.) 6-1, 6-2, 6-3

service for the safety of travelling bathera, men and women together | Kung's repentance bona fide

Forest Hills, Sept. 5. With an improvement in the weather, play in the American tin Buxby (UR.) 6-3, 6-1, 6-4, national singled tennis cham- R. Menzel : (Czechoslovakia) plonship was resumed to-day. beat R. Longtin (Canada)". 2-6,

The second round ties brought | 11-9, 6-3, 6-0; 1,0 victory for Fred Perry, the title

holder in straight seta

R Menzel, Frank Shields. 3. Von Ryn and W. Allison were others who intered the third

round.

The following were the results:'': 6-2, *** F. J. Perry (Britain) beat Mar-! Reuter,

Nanking, Aug. 26.

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W. Allison (UB.) beat Dr. E. The "Kwangchi," it is stated, has in spite of the ban championed and appointed Him sa sum officer McCaulif (US.) 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, 4-6, heen in service for the past 41 by Rear Admiral Chang Chi-ging with 1500 salary a month A sum

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