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NOTES FROM SCOTLAND

By The Air Mail

From Our Own Correspondent

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THE ARMY

Early Promotion To Major-General

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Sept. 20.

A case of early promotion to major-general is announced to- day. It is due to brevet advance-

ment in the War and distinguished service since. Colonel James R.

Marshall-Cornwall, C.B.E., D.SO.. M.C., is the officer, and his age is 47. He is a senior on the list, but the Stanhope Committee recom- mendations also facilitate his selection.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1934.

DIARY OF LOCAL

EVENTS

To-day-

Saturday, October 6.

Clasmas

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

Nineteenth Sunday After Trinity

S. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,

HONG KONG

October 7, Nineteenth Sunday ufter Trinity.

8am-Holy Communion.

8 am-Holy Communion (Peak

Church).

10 am-Children's Service. 11 am-Choral Eucharist

Sermon.

Wednesday, October 10, House

Committee at 5.30 p.m.

L.C.A. Society Meeting, Monday,

October 8, at 3 p.m.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL The following are the forthcom». ing services at the Catholle Cathe- and dral. Enine Road.

King's:-"The Trumpet Blows" Queen's:-"Mr. Skitch" Central:-"Chinese Picture" Oriental: We're Not Dressing" World:-"Chinese Picture" Alhambra:-'Forbidden" Majestic-Devil Tiger" Star: "The Hot Heiress" Dances. HMS. Tamar's, Open- ing Dance on board, 9 p.m.-1 a.m.

Preacher: The Dean Entertainments.-Garden Fete, in 1907, after being at Fugby and Kowloon Tong Anglican Church

6.30 p.m-Evensong." Woolwich. He

Freacher: The Bishop of Hong was wounded in House, 3 Duke Street, 3 p.m.; Uni-Kong 1st Sermon of a series on France, where his staff appoint.versity Arts Association presents Religion and the Modern World."

Intelligence Shakespeare's "Hamlet." Great

**Life is a plan and not „ muddle.” Hall of the University, 9 pm.

Weed Day Services

He joined the 51st Field Battery

Edinburgh, Sopt. 15. The beaters of Scotland's greet ings to Victoria at the centenary celebrations in Melbourne sailed From Tilbury this evening on the Moldavia. The Scottish Kent, drawn mainly from Glasgow, Edinburgh. and the Borders, are travelling at the invitation of ex patriated sons and daughters of Caledonia now resident in Austra lia, whose guests they will be while in the Antipodes. The delegation have had the blessings of three Premiers Mr. Hamsay MacDonald. Mr. J. A. Lyons, and Sir Stapley S: Argyle who have given expres sion in called messages to the wel come which awaits the party animents were to the high regard that the Domini- Son Government entertains for the colonising ability of the Scot. Daring a halt

the Malta tourists are to be accorded a Government reception.

THE WINGED POLICEMAN There

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strong note of efficiency and progress, in the news that the Glasgow police are to make extensive use of wireless and that a fully qualified inspector-pilot may shortly hover over us in an utagiro. The use of an autogiro for the control of crowds in London has shown the possibilities of a new ally of the public peace, and while Glasgow is second to London in size it need not be second in any thing else. In the meantime, per-

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aps, the wireless system has the greater significance, for anyone can think of uses to which it may he put When the gritainal bas bie motor car the police are bound to -It exploit an instrument which

entrench it.

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nicer and G.8.0.2 and 3. Special service in Turkey followed, duty with the Black Sea Army, British delegate on the Thracian Boun- dary Commission, and membership of the British Delegation to the Peace Conference. Five times mentioned, he received decorations from France, Belgium, the United States, and Great Britain.

He passed the Staff College in 1919 and has been G.S.0.1 at the War Office.

with the Shanghal Defence Force, artillery brigade major

Military Attache in Berlin, and CRA, 51st (Highland) Division.

TA.. since 1932.

SIR W. LESLIE IN CAR COLLISION

Indian Adjutant-General

Exhibitions-Display of Manu- scripts and Paintings in celebra- tion of Mr. Fung's 80th Birthday at Luk Kwok Fần 'Dim, Gloucester Road.

Miscellaneous-Tombola for Ber- vicemen and family. Garrison Lec- ture Hall. 7.30 p.m.; Whist Drive. Craigengower Cricket Club.

Moon-VIII Moon. 28th Day."

Principal Mails

and

Europe via Siberia by Pres. Hoover,

Outward for America

10 a.m.; Air Mall for Europe by

Rawalpindi, 9 am: Steamer. 10.30 am for Australia by Brisbane Maru 3.30 p.m.

Sports

Aquatics. Wah Tal College (Chinese Bathing Club Pavillon). 2:30 p.m.

September 7, Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost. Feast of the most Holy Rosary.

Morning Services:~~~

1st Mass at 8. "

2nd Mass at 8, with' sermon in

Chinese..

Evening Service:-

At 4. Benediction of the Blessed

Sick Sacrament.

Matins.Dally at 9 am, Intercessions for the Wednesday at 10.15 p...

Holy Communion-Thursday at of Sweden. *.45 a.m.

Holy Communion.-Friday at 7.45 ward, King.

a.m.

Choir Practice.-Friday at "5.30 p.m.

The Chapel of the Resurrection Happy Valley.

9.15 am-Bunday School.

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH (Church of England)

The following are the forthcom- ing Services, etc., at St. Andrew's, Kowloon:

Sunday, October 7, 19th. Sunday after Trinity.

8.15 a.m.-Holy Communion. 11 am-Matins and Sermon. 6.15 p.m.-Musical Service and

Sermon.

Preacher: The Vicar,

September 8, Feast of St. Bridget

September 13, Feast of St. Ed.

On Week Days Mass at 6 and 7.30.

On week days, every evening at 5.30 there is the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Recitation of the Rosary, followed by Benedic. tion.

ROSARY. CHURCH,

KOWLOON

Feast of the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary.

Sunday, October 7, 1934.

Morning Service

6.30 am-First Mass. 7.30 a.m.-Second Mass. 6.30 amThird Mass.

Football, First Division, Club v. East Lancashires (Club Ground); South China "B." v. Royel Artillery (Caroline Hill) 4,30 p.m. Second Division, Club v. East Lancash res (Club Ground), Kowloon v. Un'- versity (Kowloon Ground), South 8.45 am and the Primary Sun sary. Procession, Sermon ant day School In the Hall at 10 am, On Monday, the 8th, the Ladies'

(Special Air Mail Service)-

London, Sept. 15. Sir Walter and Lady Lesile-one friend, Mrs. Margaret Bird, of Kingsdown, Kent, were injured in a road accident in Maidstone-road

China v. Eastern (Caroline Hill), 3 North Cray, Kent, last night. The Third Division. Royal Alr

The Young People's Service will be held in the Church as usual at

9.30 a.m.-Solemn Pontiẞcal Mass

Evening Service: *** 4.30 p.m.-Recitation of the Po

Benediction.

(The members of the Confrater-

Coast and the British Coast, which car in which "they were travelling Force v. R.A.O.C.; Royal Engineers Working Party will meet at 10.30 nity of the Holy Rosary and all the

COASTAL SHIPPING The growth of the coastal shipp ing. trade referred to by Professor Hallsworth at the British Associa& tion yesterday has proved of bene fit to Scottish shipbuilding. In the last two years Coast Lines have had built in Scotland the Atlantic are the two largest and fastest motorships in the coastal trade, And the growth of this form af transport is further shown by the fact that an order for a third and till larger coaster was placed the other day with a Clyde firm.

"NATIONAL DECLARATION "

ON DISARMAMENT The Scottish National Council of the League of Nations Union was well advised, in the resolution it passeri after considering the pro posed National Declaration in favour of the League of Nations and Disarmament," to call often tion to the practical difficulties involved in carrying out the plan. Quite apart from objection which may be taken to the form in which some of the questions composing the Declaration are cast it is Heriously open to doubt whether Lord Cecil and those who acted with him in drawing it up were

came into collision with a motor lorry and all three were flung from their seats,

7. Recrelo, 3.15 p.m.; East Lanca-a.m., whilst at 6 pm. there will be Faithful are respectfully invited to shire v. Railway. Borderers

a meeting of the Little Company approach V

the Sacraments of Christ. At.9 p.m. St. Andrew's Penance and Holy Communion and Radio Sports, 4.45 pm.

..of Club are holding a Whist Drive for members and friends only.

Lawn Bowls-International

Rink They were where they were found to be suffer (Kowloon Bowling Green Club), 3 taken to hospital. Competition Portugual v. England ing from fractured ribs, Sir Wal-p.m.; Junior League, Civil Service ter also had an injury to his C.C.v. Yacht Club. shoulder. They were stated: later to be "comfortable."

Lt.-Gen. Sir Walter Leslie came Home on leave recently, and has been staying at Walmer, He has reen Adjutant-General in India since 1932, and is a former A.D.C. to the King. He is 58, and married in 1911 Lora Mary, daughter of the late Mr. James Corballis, of Rat- oath Manor, Co. Meath.

is open to an organisation like the League of Nations Union which is only in possession of funds suffici- fully ennscious of the immense activities? Desirable as it is to ent for its ordinary propaganda work entailed in taking what is practically equivalent to a referen leave no doubt in anyone's mind of dum of the whole population-for the country's continuing belief in the ascertainment of the attitude the principles for which the League of only a few towns or districts of Nations stands, the members of would be of little importance.

PRACTICAL DIFFICULTIES

the Union are likely to find an intensification of the educational campaign in which they have in the past been engaged more profitable than "the attempt to organize a National Declaration" which they have not the resources to make a

It is inconceivable that i canvass of the population of a city like Glasgow could be carried out by voluntary sparetime labour. Yes what alternative to voluntary work success.

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All kinds of bread by first class Russian Bakers. Visit our bakery.

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HOU HING DANCING CLUB

Top Floor, Central Hotel. Every Night Dancing. Refreshments, Bar, and Best Partners.

GARAGE MACAU New and Comfortable Tourist Cars Phone 23.17.

Racing-Eighth" Extra Race

Meeting (Happy Valley),

The Mothers' Unton (2.45 p.m.) and the Girls' Guild (5.30 p.m. meet in the Church Hall on Tues- day, the 9th inst, e val

visit the Church in order to gain the numerous Indulgences accord- ed.). A Plenary Indulgence is granted to those who assist at one of the Holy Masses, and also to those who visit the said Church On Wednesday, the Wolf Cubs from Saturday afternoon October hold their weekly meeting at 5.306, until midnight of the Feast Day. p.m. whilst on Thursday, the Roy Scouts have their usual weekly each visit.

A Plenary Indulgence is granted at parade at 6 p.m.

All the Faithful are cordially in- On Thursday, "at 3 p.m. the Wo-vited. Tides-High at 7.42 and 20.48.inen's Fellowship will hold their Low at 11.19 and 14.00,

meeting when Mrs. E. D. C. Wolfe will speak on the "Social and "Charitable Work run by Women in

Hong Kong"

Yachting-Royal HK Yacht Club's Menagerie and Separate "A" Class Race for Racing Yachts Sunrise.-6.18 am Sunset-8.06 p.m.

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Sunday, October 7. Anniveraries" andı Holidays. Kineteenth Bunday after Trinity. Solemnity of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary.

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Cinemas.

King's "Where Sinners Meet" Queen's:--"On The Al-T Central:"Chinese Picture" Oriental:-"I Am A Fugitive

From A Chain Gang" World:-"Jewel Robbery" Alhambra: "Life In The Raw" Majestic: "Devil Tiger" Star:-"Riptide" Exhibitions:-Paintings, Manuscripts and works of Art, Luk Kwok Fan Dim, Gloucester Road,

Miscellaneous.-Claims against the Estates of Robert Gordon She- wan, late of Messrs. Shewan Tomes and Co., and James Henry Thomp- son, late of "Willaroo," Australia.

due.

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Moon.-VIII Moon, 29th Day.

Principal Mails Inward Air Mall from Europe by Achilles,

Sports Football-First Division, Navy v Lincolna (Kowloon Ground), South Chna "B" v. Royal Artillery (Caro- line Hul), Chinese Athletic v. St. Joseph's (Club Ground), 445 pm; Second Division, Borderers v. Royal Engineers: Third Division, Lincolns v. Police: R.AS.C. V. R.AM.O

Sunrise 6.18 am, Sunset,~~6.07

p.m

Tides High at 6.54 and 20.38. Low at 0.32 and 13.31.

DOG RACING

MEETING: Saturday, 9.15 P.M.

ADMISSIONS

Sunday, 9,15 P.M.

$1 Cash Sweeps,

$2 Pari-Mutuels

Members Stand $1,

Public Stand 40 cents.

There will be a V.D.MA. Mem- bers at 9 p.m. when the Leader, will be Miss Armstrong.

ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCHI (Queen's Road East, Hong Kong)

Morning Order, 10.15 a.m. by the Rev. Rudland Showell, B.Sc.

Doxology.-Old Hundredth

3).

Invocation."

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(No.

The Lord's Prayer. Hymn No. 115, "My heart and voice I raise."--("Ascalon")." 1st Lesson, Psalm, 100. Children Address. Children's Hymn No. 858, "Tell me the stories of Jesus.”— " ("Stories of Jesus"). Second Lesson, 2 Tim. 1:1-12.

Prayer.

Notices.

Hymn No. 256, "There's a light

прод

mountains." the ("There's a light upon the mountains.")

Sermoni.

Hymn No. 69, "This, this is the God we adore."-("Celeste"). Benediction.

National Anthem

UNION, CHURCH

Kennedy Road. (Font Kon

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1934: Sunday School:-

Kennedy Road :—30 am- Taikoo-2.43 p.m.,,

Morning Service, I30 am. Followed by the Communich of the Lord's Supper.

4.

Evening Service, 6 p.io.

Preacher:--Rev. E. G. Powell Social Hour in the Church Hall after Evening Service

FIRST UKURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,

(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,

Mais, U.S.A).

MACDONNELL ROAD, BELOW Bowan ROAD TRAM-STATION.

OCTOBER 7, 1934:

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11.16 am

·Subject:-"' UNREALITY.

day Mornings, 1 o'clock.

The Sunday School is held on Ban

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8p.m. Reading Room at above address open-Tuesday and Friday, 10 am. to Evening Order, 6 p.in. by the Rev. 12 Noon Monday and Thursday, 5 30 Rudland Showell, BSC.

Hymn No. 615,

Thou great Jehovah," "Rhondda"). Invocation. Lord's Prayer.

to ?.p.im.

The Public is cordially invited to Guide me, Oattend the services and visit the Read-

("Cwming Room

Hymn No. 52, O Love of God. how strong and true." ("Mart- ham").

Lesson St. Luke, 20.1-19.

Prayer.

Notices...

Hymn No. 183,In the Cross of Christ I glory." ("Love

Divine ""),

Bermon.

Hymn No. 383,"Being of beings God of Love."-"Trish, No. B03),

Benediction.

Holy Communion. Communion Hymn No. 773, Ry Christ redeemned. (Willen-

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Notice e d The Christian Social Hour will be held in the B. & Home Lounge at 8.15 p.m. on Sunday,

£30,000 OFFER TO

MAX BAER

Protest In Berlin

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Sept. 20. In view of Germany's lack of foreign exchange, an offer to Max Baer. the heavy-weight boxing champion of the world, of a guaranteed 230,000 for a title fight at Hamburg with Max Schmeling, the Germany champ on, is criticised, to night,

It is suggested that such a large sum could be better employed than in filling the pockets of an American boxer: Owing to Max Baer's Jewish parentage it is un- likely that the night would in any case be allowed to take place.

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