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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1934.

NEWS FROM CHINA BRILLIANT

BROKEN TOO HU HAN MIN AND

LATE

The Chekiang Drought

Hatgchow, Sept. 3. The drought is broken. During the past week copious rains have fallen, more particularly in the

surrounding counties, and the break-up of the long stretch of oppressive heat is pretty general throughout the south-west of Chë- In place of the sunburnt klang. earth, pools of water the felds and the whole land- soape is refreshed. With the fre- quent

now cover

thunderstorms and heavy rains, Chekiang is once again “a greer and pleasänt land" and the hills and dales are beautified with curious tints of light and shade.

CHIANG

Co-operation Not Possible

INDIVIDUAL

TRIUMPHS

H. K. University Aquatic Cham- pointships

The

The Hong Kong University's An- nual swimming championship which were held at the European Y.M.C.A. swimming pool on Satur- day last were featured by the lowering of many records. outstanding "event on the pru- gramme was the 100 Yards Free Style Championship in which the holder, H. L. Ozorto, was beaten in a magnificent race by L. Oliveira, who established a new record ef Ac- | 64† seçonis, --

Canton, Sept. 22. In an interview with the local Pressmen yesterday. Mr. Hsiao Fu chen. member of C. S. C. and the Southwest Political Council, denied the rumours regarding the attitude of the Southwest leaders toward the Central Government, which the Southwest since the despatch- spread over various provinces in

ing of the message to the Central authorities on September 8. corriing to

rumours

for

Mr. Estao these The gala was well attended; were fabricated by the among those present being Sir "Blue Shirts" party which worked Willan Hornell, Vice-Chancellor

disintegration Southwest authorities."

among the of the University, and the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, CM.G.. LL.D., Referring to Mr. Hu Han-min's Member of the Court of the Nevertheless,, 1934 will go on re-

purported return to Nanking to Hong Kong, University end

a cord, especially by the farming co-operate with Chiang Kai-shek, patron of the Swimming Club. class, as a year of blight." The Mr. Hsiao said that such a report

Ricci Hostel easily won the heavens have been brass and "the is incredible. What Mr. Hu cares Inter-Hostel Shield by a margin earth iron and crops have wither-for, according to him, is national of 53 points, St. John's being ed and died. In an area which salvation

and promotion of the second and May third. ordinarily yields some 2,000 loads welfare of the people but not a of rice, barely ten loads have been high pest. He assumes duties only reaped, and innumerable acres of in time when there is a man with flelds were never even touched by whom he can co-operate in the the plough. The heat has been so work of national salvation. great that trees in the orange gro-present all those in the Narking ves, have dried up at the roots, Government which is under the and an unusual sight was to see dictator's rule are betraying the the bamboos shrivet and collapse.

country. Co-operation between Mr. Harassed by fears of famine, Hu and Chiang is impossible. the country folk have brought

A

At the conclusion of the pro- gramme, the Hen Dr. R. B. Kotewall,

in ล brief speech apologised for the absence of his wife, who was indisposed. He congratulated the University on having established a Swimming Club which had turned out such an excellent afternoon's sport.

Sir William Hornell associated himself with Dr. Kotewall's re- Mr. Hatab then told the press-marks and said that although the about a great revival in superstitmen that Chiang Kai-shek after University coffers did not at pre- ious methods, with the hope of in-conferring with Wang Ching-wet sent hold any immediate prospects ducing the rain to fall District and Sun Fo has decided to elect officers and government officials 180 members

for a swimming pool, it was one endeavoured to check "this retro-Executive and Supervisory Com-

thing which in due course would grade move by public exhortation mittees of Kuomintang for the 5th

be part of the University's re- but, in almost every instance, their i term--the same figure as for last

creation. efforts were countered with a term. Of these members, 120 are broadside of abuse. It is reported to be "appointed" by Chiang and that 'one unfortunate "Tangpu" 40 by Wang, Sun, and the South-lowing which Miss Jennie Wong omicial was beaten to death, and the mayor of a certain city on the Chientang River made a bolt for his life from the mob seized with an apoplectic fit of rage,

Yamens Besieged

The yamens have been besieged by farming peasants praying the mayor to intercede for a remission of taxes on the unfruitful lands. It is tragic to see a-procession of farmers, each holding a handful of dry stubble, to emphasize the extremity to which they have been brought. Some of the suffering peasants have appealed for an ocial permit to beg, so fearful are they of the privations which would seem to be their doom in the coming winter.

The new life movement contin- ues to keep active itą varied pro- gramme of propaganda. In

sade

a

neighbouring county town a cru- against cigarette smoking was staged. The town crier, "with a gong, preceded by a band, at tracted large crowds, who were anused than convinced,

more

as they listened to his denuncia- tion of this luxury which was des- cribed as a trinity of evil, being expensive, poisonous and bad for the morals.

for the Central

west. It is deplorable, Mr. Halae said, that Chiang cares nothing for national salvation but allotment of posts in this time of national emergency. And as most of the members are influenced by him, no good result can be expected. The Southwest leaders, Mr. Hsiao declared, will not only refuse to negotiate with him but strongly oppose such arrangement.

Touching upon the branches of the Party inside as well as outside the country, Mr. Hsiao said that all those branches of the Party. which participated in convention of the 4th, National Congress in Canton have been treated as enemies by Chiang Kai-shek The Central authorities' refusal to re- fasue membership certificates" to the members of those branches has caused great indignation. As the convention of the

National

4th

Congress in Canton approved by them, they should not give those branches such treatment. It is obvious that Chiang Kai-shek used the Central Tangpu as a tool for accomplishing his own purpose.

The Chairman, Mr. A. C. N. da suva then called upon Dr. Kote- wall to distribute, the prizes, fol presented Dr. Kotewall bouquet. The latter however, pre sented the bouquet back to Miss. Wong admist applause.

with

Full results were as follow:- 880 Fard Free Style:-

1. H. L. Ozorio (Ricci) 2. Cheung Wing Ngok (Ellot) Time: 14 mins. 28.1/5 secs. (Record).

50 Yards Free Style:-

1. H. L. Ozorio (Ricci) 2. L. Oliveira (Ricci) Time: 27.1/5 secs, Long Plungo:---

1. F. H. Koh (St. John's) 2. A. B. Tata (Lugard) Distance: 50 ft. 1 in. (Record). 100 Yards Free Style:- 1. L. Oliveira (Ricci)

2. H. L. Ozorio (Ricci) Time: 64.1/2 secs, (Record). 100 Yards Breast Stroke (Handi-

`day);—

1. Kan Yuet Hing Time 95.1/5 secu

100 Yards Breast Stroke:-

1. Yeung Yuk Wah (May) 2. G. Lopez (Ricci) Time: 84 secs.

1. J. K. Oey

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2. Y. C. Leung Time: 43 secs.

Discussing the export of $150-50 Yards Free Style (Handicap): 000,000 worth of silver from Shanghai on the recommendation of H. H. Kung, Finance Minister, Mr. Hslao said that the step taken will eventually affect the financial status quo of China, .

Boad-Making Progress Road-making in Cheklang is Mr. Hsiao also made reference speeding up at a tremendous rate.

to China's position in the family When the difficult section between of nations. He said that China Lishui and Chingdien is completed could not secure again a seat in it will be possible to drive a car the Executive Council of the direct from Hangchow, via Kien League of Nations on account of teh, Shouchang, Lanche and Kinh-the failure of the Central Govern- wa, right through to the southern ment to pay the League dues and port of Wenchow. An effort is be- the fact that China is still in

NIGHT FLYING

ing made to celebrate the great commotion. For this, the Nanking feast of the "Double Tenth"-Octo- | Government is held responsible- ber 10-by completing the road | Central Press. system which will make possible iter-communication. with five provinces - Cheklang, Fuklen, Kangæ, Anhwei and Klangsy. In course of time all the county towns will be linked up with the main highways. Beautiful Cheklang, with itseverlasting mountains and prepetual hills, la destined to be come the pleasure ground of all who delight to see the beauties of nature as God made them.

Canton, Sept. 21.

Owing to the great importance

440 Yards Free Style:-. I. H. L. Ozorio (Ricci)"

2. E. H. Koh (St John's) Time: 8. min3. 47.2/5 (Record).

50 Yards Ladita' Free

(Handicap):-

1. Miss Jennie Wong

2. Miss R. Smalley Time: 61.2/5 secs.

220 Yards Free Style:-

1. H. L. Üzorio (Ricci)

secs.

Style

2. E. H. Koh (St. "John's) Times: 3 minutes 1.1/5 seconds (Record),

| Throwing The Water Polo Ball:-

1. G. Lopez (Ricci)

1. E. L. Gosano (Ricel)

Distance: 68.7 ft (Record)...

50 Yards Back Stroke-

1. E. L. Gosano (Ricel)

2. Yeung Yuk Wah (May) Time: 38 seca. rug

of Army Aviation, Commandér | Past Students' 50 Yards Free Style.

Wong Kwong Tul of the Aviation Department of the First Division Army, has issued an order to the A rather serious accident occur effect all flying officers must de-

vote red on the new Hang-Klang Rail-

their fullest attention" to way, at, Niwu, the other day. Traf-duties, and that each officer must fic was delayed for about eight practise night flying, nightly in hours while the permanent way was rotation.

being repatred. A small section of Nam Wah Yat Po.

the line was buckled and several

goods wagons came to grief. For

tunately no passengers were injur-handicraft is sponsored by the

ed. Some of the employees got of Educational Bureau, and repre- with minor wounds.

sents work done by the students in the vocational schools throughout the province. Within a few hours

(Handkap)

1. Chung Shul Tong

2. Y. Grunberg Time: 33.1/2 seca

Invitation Relay Räce:-

1. European YMCA (G. H. Fowler, R. B. Wood, R. Goldman and H. G. Lange).

2. Graduates (Chung Hok Nang. Sin Kin Lim, S. T. Cheung and K. K. Koh).

Time: 1 min. 59.2/5 secs. 150 Yards. Inter Hostel "Relay

Race

* 17 Ricci Hall-

2. St. John's 3. Lagard Hall.

"Use two hands, and you can se- complish anything" is the announ- cement over the doorway of the; of the opening, convoys of admir Interport-Hostel Cha exhibition now in progress at the | erg flocked to inspect the display, 1. RICCI es Provincial Mazi, close by the Westere It is transferred to Ninking | 2. BT. JOHN'S Lake. This wonderful array of in the course of a dew

3. ELIOT

a

Miss

M

ABLE AMAZON SETS NEW RECORD

(Continued from Page 10)

3.-Junk Bay' 'Handicap

(Stx Furlonga) Scott Harston's Racing Pluck, 168 lbs... (Mr. F. F. LA) Messrs. Bellamy and Gordon's King's Parade, 152 lbs.

(Mr. J. L. Jordan) 2 Mr., H.A.Y's Chesterfield, 140

lbs.

(Mr. C. Taylor) 3

Winner Place

289 336 475 395

62

84 649 583

Betting

1st Pony

2nd Pony...... 3rd Pony The Field,

Total 1,475 1,378

Won by 14 length; a neck be-7-Picnic Bay Stakes (8 Furlongs) tween "second and third,

Mrs. E. H. M. Tinson's Hey Tor, Time: 30.1, 1.01.4, 1.34.4. Pari-mutuel:

Win: $14.80.

Place: $8.40, $6.30 57.80. Also ran:-Boxing Eve 188 (Mr Tang Man Wah), Chow Fan 140 Mr. A. Wall) Helter Skelter 142 (Mr. W. H. Choy) Ironsides 140 (Mr. H. A. de B. Botelho), National Day 152 (Mr. A. D. Coppin). No Fear 150 (Mr. Lo G. Hing), Racing Triumph 145 (Mr. H. Y. Laing Warrington 154 (Mr. Choy Wing Chin).

Betting

1:

1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony

Mr.

Winner Place

353 373 328 382 1677 181 The Field...... 341 473

וגל

157 Ibs...(Mr. B. A. Proulx) 1 Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Bold Commander, 155 lbs.

(Mr. H. F. Chanson) 2 Mr. Longfellow's Vago, 183 lbs.

(Mr. N. Delta)

3

Won by 2 lengths: 2 lengths between second and third. Time: 30. 1.01.4, 1.38.1. Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $13.90.

Place: $7.50, $14.90, $11.80. Also ran-Chivalrous 148 Mr. Fung). Colombo 181 (Mr. Pan), Dare Devil 147 (Mr. Black). Ebony Idol 185 (Mr. Charles), Fl-Fa 145 (Mr Davis), Hot Heels 151 (Mr. Taylor), Racing Spirit 140 (Mr. Botelho), Shaughran 154 (Mr. A. L Caplan). The Carp 160 (Mr. Heard) Betting

Winner Place

4

538 487 64 .122 150

8-Aldrich Bay Heap (1 Mile) Mr. L L's Wayward Stag, 183 Ibs...(Mr. A. L. Caplan) Mr. Harbrad's Zero, 158 lbs."

(Mr. N. Deitz)

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LOCAL CRICKET

Third Interport Trial

The third interport, trial was featured by some good batting op the part of I MeInnes (53 retired). T. E. Pearce (41) and T. A Pearce while the bowlers to show good form were Pereira (3 for. 8). Madar (2 for 9) and Minu (2 for 20) while Milbank the new HK.CO. bowler returned the figures of 3 for 43.

and

Pearce's side batted Arst thanks to the fine knocks by three batsmen mentioned above, made 176 for 6 (declared); McInnes batted much better than he had done in the previous trials, scoring 63 minutes T. E Feaïce also shaped will as did Alec Pearce strokes in the course of his 10- who brought off signe delightrul

nings.

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The Army left hand bowler,. C.QM.S." Elvin, falled badly with the ball, getting only one wicket for 59 .runs. Millbank, a new. comer showed promising form and took 3 wickets for 43 runs.

When Hayward's XI went out ILFORD LIMITED

to bat Pearce caused a surprise by giving A. H. Madar the ball to lived up to the confidence placed open the attack. This bowler fully

in him by geting a wicket with his first ball! Pereira and Minu later played havoc with the bats- men, the innings eventually clos- ing at 99 for 8. Baines in his second knock made 25 not out,

T. E. Pearce's XI

Ilford

London

ATBF,

Mr.

Total

.1.187 1,414

4--Sub-Griffins' Antumin Plate (14 Miles) Mrs. D. J. Lewis' St. Ives, 146

lbs.

(Mr. B. A. Proulx) 1 Leong Kwok Cheong's Cavalcade, 162 lbs.

(Mr. N. Deltz)

1st Pony and Pony

3rd Pony

176

FRESH

The Field..

820

923

while G. B Stewart

was also

15 ets. pkt

Total

1 582

1,688

undefeated with 27.

75 cts. tin.

The scores were -

1

J. P. Williams c Ducklit

Milbank

2

E. J. R. Mitchelle Smith b

Milibank

17

SANDHURST SIZE

I McInnes retired.

53

Made in England

3.

A. H. Madar 1b.w, b Elyin

"2

T. E. Pearce b Millbank

4

T. A. Pearce not out

30

Bole. Agents:

C. C. Garthwaite b Stewart

16

A. R: Minu not out

Extres

3

IU

176

Leader's Copper Idal, 180 lbs. ...... (Mr. A. L. Caplan) 3 Mr. Wong Pini Shun's Sarabande, 153 lbs.

(Mr. Chanson)

Won by a head; a neck between second and third; Dead beat- tor third place.

Time: 33.3, 1.05.4, 1.39.2. · 2.11,

2.42.2. Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $56.70.

Mr. Pan's What A Chance 158

lbs. ...... (Mr. P. P. Botelho) Won by 2 lengths, the same be- tween second and third.

Time: 29.2 59, 1.93.2. 2.00.3. Pari-mutual:-

Լ.

Win: $55.90.

Place: $13.20, $10.80, $10.19. Also ran-Fair View 161 (Mr. Yue Shun Wah), Fridge 185 (Mr. Black) Glad Eyes 168 (Mr. Fung). Gold Bullion 162 (Mr. ID), Great Hall 151 (Mr. Pan). Heart's Glory

Place: $12, $7.50, $7.40; Also ran-Antamok 148 (Mr. A. A. R. Botelho) Classic Hall 157 (Mr. Pan), Delightful Chance 148 (Mr. Soares), Hell for Leather 149 (Mr.; Heard), In Good Time 154 (Mr. Ip 16 Mr. Soares), Partnership 157 (Mr. Laing), Royal Flush 149 (Mr. Kui Ying), Sarabande 153 (Mr. Chanson), Surprise 154 (Mr. Chanson). William Osler 153 (Mr.

Botelho).

Heard).

Total (for 8 wils, dec) (G. R. M. Ricketts. F. D. Pereira and D. 8. Dunkley did not hat)

Fall of the wickets: Williams (1 for 4); Mitchell for 39); Madar (3 for 481; McInnes (4 for 111), T. E. Pearce (5 for 131); Garthwaite (6 for 162)

Bowling Analysis

W. M. R. W.

0 43

JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO. Hồng Kông

16): Fincher (3 for 15); MacKay (14 for 15); Duckit (5 for 30); Havin (6 for 34); Hayward (7 for 39), Klibte (8 for 38), (5,

Bowding Analysis

Madar

Garthwaite

0. M. R. W.

$ 1

2 0 6 D

Betting

Betting

1st Pony

124

Winner Place

158

2nd Pony

3rd Pony

The Field.

430 454 226 330

1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony The Field..

Winner Place,

112 144 234 205 267 234 810 697

833

Millbank Evn Smith Duckitt Stewart

19 1 39 1.

Pereira

6. 1

8

B 0 29

Minu

9

3. 20

50 15

#

T. A. Pearce

5

1 13

6113

1

Ricketts

7

2 10

0

Zlinmen

.3 0 7

2

1 12

Total

Total

.1,800 1,772

5.-Island Bay Handicap (1 ́MHe

1,423 1,480

9-Vaucluse Handicap (Five Furlongs)

Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Mr. Hem's Lemberg, 160 lbs.

Goose, 183 ...(Mr. Butler): (Mr. R. H. Charles) 1 Mr. H. S. Chan's Australian Boy Mr. Lee's Bistre 155 lbs.

(Mr. D. Black) Messra. Li and Li's Racing Boy,

155 lbs. (Mr. N. Deitz) 3 Mr. Tally Ho's Daylight Eye, 149

lbs. ...(Mr. W. H. S. Davis) – 3, Won by 1 length; the same be- tween second and thing

Time: 294. 100.4, 1.33.3, 2.04.2. Pari-mutuel:

Win: $71.70.

145 lbs........... (Mr. Davis) 1 Mrs. D. J. Lewis' St. Joan, 185 ibe ............... (Mr. Proulx) *Dead Heat for first pace. A head between first and second.

Time: 13, 40 1.00.3.

Parl-mutuel:

Win: $11.80, $19.10.-

Race: $8.20. $0.40. $7.20. Also ran-Cheeky Face 138 (Mr. Taylor), City of Brisbane 135 (Mr Place: $21,60, $72.40, $11,00.

Delta). Dinty 145 (Mr. Heard), Also ran-Beta 151 (Mr. Tp). Glorious Star 148 Mr. Botelho), Daylight Eve 149 (Mr. Davis), Fly-Lucy Glitters 150 (Mr. Black). ing Tourist 101 (Mr. Soares), Gay Portia 152 (Mr. Jordan) zyne Crusader 140 (M: Tang Man Wah) Gate 135 (Mr. Spares), Vriday Jungle Jum 168 (Mr. 3. T. Lang), 148 (Mr. Fung) Monoplane 153 (Mr. B. N. Paz), The Tiger 165 (Mr. Caplan), Valor. ous 140 (Mr. Heard), Wonderta)- Stng 152 (Mr. Proulx).

Disqualised.

Mr. A. W. Hayward's XI

E. W. Baines T. E. Pearce b

Madar

N. A E. Mackay c & b Madar F. R. Zimmern b Pereira,

E.. F. Fincher b Pereira

I. Elvin.1.b.w. Minu

3 ᄇ

Q

McInnes

INTER-CLUB MATCH

In a trial match at the K.C.Ca

team captained by FE. Lawrence

beat C. L Stapleton's XI by che wicket.

E R. Duckitt b Pereira

The scores were:-

L. D. Kilbee c Pereira b Minu

2

A. W. Hayward 1.b.w. b T. A.

C. Stapleton's XI (for wits. dec.)

131

.Pearce ́o sasunaÏävamos ao no

3

P. E' Lawrence's XI (for 9 wita.)

H. W. Baines not out

G. A. Stewart not, out

Extras

Total (for 8 wkts) Fall of the wickets:

+99

MADAR'S HALF-CENTURY

Mr. H. T. M. Barma's XI de- Bains (1 for 0); Zimmern (3 for feated Mr. M. P. Madar's XI by 8 runs in a friendly cricket match at the Indian Recreation Club, m spite of an innings of 50 by Madar,...... and splendid bowling by A. §. Buí-, fad who took 4 wickets for 20. Turis

No. 1002 No. 1818

93.40 93.40 Nos. 877. 2044, 578, 57, 739, 1961, get $50 each.

Nos. 1091, 2431. 2542, 1521, 279, 688, 2135, 1816, 1210, 8, 2039; get $50 each!

No. 1801

No. 2177

No. 728.

Race

$1,444.80 112.80

· 206,20-4 Nos. 997, 1887. 2829, 1464, get $50 each.

Betting

Betting

1st. Pony

3rd Pony The Field.

Winner Place COSTS (242 07 176 528 349 663 634.

Race 5

No. 1078

No. 1752

$1,169.00 384.00

No. 1955

167.00

Winner Place

Total

1,738

1:401

1st Pony

73

BI

2nd Pony

12

21

3rd Pony The Field

202 206

904 1,008

1.191 1,320

CASH SWEEPS Fall Figures Of The Draws

Race 7

6-Tweed Island Bay Handicap (6 Furlongs)

No. 139

$1,138.80 324.80

No 9108 S No. 48205 No, 51141

$36.109.85

182.30

Nov. 18360

NOB.

No. 20 No. 209

No. 1838

get $50 N68 1505 1114:

150 cách

48194, 15383 27848, 47255,

$1,114.40

each,

No 1801 Nor $364

Nos. 1550,

· 31:190.00

2434 349.

179

ach

NA: 2283

653, 93.

Mr. Hem's Gladiator: 154 iba.

(Mr. BHL Charles). Messrs Mackle and Graybarn's

·Brechin; 154:1

*** (Mr. A. J. 2. Heard) 2 Mesam. 4 and Li's Maytown

1261 Ibe 42. (Mr. §. N. Pan)

Won bylt lengths

lengths be914,

tween mezand," and third ---

Time: 24.8 58.3, 1.29,2. Part-mutuel

Win?=$92.40...

Pince: $7.10, $8.70, $15.80, -

Jans), Don 14 (M. Dal Pride of Taingtão 155: (Mr. Funky Soldier of China 165 (Mr. SosTEAL

118:40 159.20 4131226,

62518 9920, 15643,

77050, 39915, ket $1,072.50

$1,320-20 377.20

AR. Kitchell (40) and A. E. AÞ- bas (38) were the main scorers for the winning side, while Curreem. (4. for 221 bore the brunt of the at- tack.

RECREIO MATCH

The Club de Retrels started their cricket season, with " an tri- ter-club trial match

captained by A^^M

rated an ellá

A. Reed by 40 TONE.

C. D ada Castro

by W

appiled the closter the inning

HEALTH BULLETIN OF

STERN PORTS

Week ending 15th September

dest

case, 禁 Case, no death *-Bombay 1. case (im- ted), no death. Galcutta ; 12.