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ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

LIMITED,

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

TOTICE is hereby given that the ONE HUNDRED AND

·SIXTEENTH ORDI`ARY MERT- ING of Shareholders in the Company will be held at the Office, of the Company, Queen's Building, Victoria, Hong Kong, on Wednesday, the 22nd April, 1936, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Directors, together with a Statement of Accounts, and re-olocting Directors and Auditors,

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 16th April to the 22nd April, 1936, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

·H. DA LUZ,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 8th April, 1936.

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Editorial and Business Office: 11,

Ice House Street. Tel. 30251. Night Editor (Wanchai Office):

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London Omce: 53, Fleet Street

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The Daily Press.

HONG KONG. APRIL 3., 1936.

HOW TO BE HEALTHY

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An authority on physical culture delivered himself of what we be- Heve to be one of the most popular

health maxims ever enunciated. He said "Don't take a cold bath In the morning." For those who aspire to make fit and lovely crea- tures of themselves we doubt if any other eight words could bring so much comfort. The advice, it is true, is negative--no apparatus, no pills, no special diet-but that may well be discounted by the positive pleasure with which it will be received. Not that very many people take a cold bath in the

morning except in quest of a rather doubtful pride which makes them talk about it later in the train. Indeed, we do not for a moment believe that the public statement of the maxim at a Glas- gow luncheon will make a bit of difference to the statistics (never

TEE Fifty-fifth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Offices of the General Managers, Messrs. Jandiae, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Street, Hong Kong, on Wednesday, and April, 1986, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors, passing the Accounts, and

compiled) of cold-water bath- electing Directors and Auditors.

The Transfer Hooks of the Com-taking at any time of day. The piny will be CLOSED from the 15th April to the 6th May inclusive:

By Order of the Board, JARDINE, MATHESON&Co.,LTD.,

General Managers. Hong Kong 2nd April, 1986.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

DRA Forms

the

true virtue of the new knowledge

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1936.

BIRTHDAY OF HITLER

Nation Joins In Celebrations

FIRM PROTEST""SHOT FROM THE HIP"

TO MOSCOW

Border Incident Near Suifenho

Hsinking. Apr. - 20.

A firm protess regarding the border incident, east of Sulfenho. in which 14 Soviet troops pene

Hong Kong Daily Press" Special)

Berlin, April 20. All Germany is to-day celebrat- ing Chance for Hiter's 47th birth-trated Manchukuo and attacked a day. Already at ten o'clock On Sunday evening a large crowd nad

assembled n Berlin in frout of the Chancellor's ..residence in the

Wuheim Strasse to congratulae the Fuehrer at midnight. Shortly after midnight, when the crowd In

front of the Chancellor's residence already numbered many' thousands, Idler appeared on the

(By "No Half Measures")

Geneva: Yesterday. By Our Special Co-Respondent (union man))It is reliably reported that Bass Duster has completely driven, the Red Cross Unit into the Leib- fraumilch and that Marshall de Bungalow has deposited the army of occupation into the Garden of Eden,

This is all very disconcerting, for y non-unlon man, under cover of M. Maredup has declared the Gar- their respiration-alched the find- den unconstitutional.

ings.

A Pact in time saves the Rhine says the monkey as he patches up the rift in the French Entente.

An apple a day keeps the juice In away.

Japanese unit engaged in miitary exercises. was lodged by the Man- chukuo Foreign Office with the Soviet Government through Con- sul-General Michael Slatutsky Harbin.

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Later: A reliable source reports The protest is understood

that at the battle of Flucumpoop. hitive voiced deep regret at the the Abbyssinians have routed the provocative attitude taken recently Ethiopians, killing 130.000 warriors. by Soviet frontier guards against the Japanese-Manchukuo forces, The birthday celebrations began resulting in a series of untoward

balcony and was fubilantly claimed by the gathering. ̈

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on Sunday with a broadcast ad- dress by Reichsminister Dr. Goeb- bels, relayed over all German transmission stations. which 2.3- sured the Chancellor of the Ger- man people's love, and trust their chosen leader.

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Still later:-An even more re- llable source declares that at the seige of Poopcumfup the Ethio-

Incidents along the frontier.

plans gassed 13,000 Abbyssinians. The series of illegal violations of Later still-A positively authen- Manchukuo territory. by Soviet tic source states that the Com- guards and milltary planes is cal-mittee of Thirteen gassed for. 00 and Manchukuo authorities and is culated to provoke the Japanese hours.

is striking contrast to the peaceful policy towards neighbours profess ed by the Moscow Government. the protest continues.

GERMAN YOUTH MESSAGE Among the first congratulations

Attention is called to the inces- received by Chancellor Hitler on h's birthday on Monday from out-sant manoeuvres. of "late in the side Berlin, was a message from frontier areas by Soviet artillery the German Youth Leaders in and infantry units, which arouse various parts of the Reichs which serious misgivings among the Jap- was conveyed to the Chancellor anese and Manchurians. through a nation-wide radio hook- up shortly after midnight. The message from the Youth leader re- presenting Western Germany open. ed with the words: "Here speaks

HONOURS LIST

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is that it will have a profound | Tberated_West" and "went on effect not on bodily habit but "

recall "the unforgettable ex- rather on mental peace. For 2.5 perience of March 7 when the spring comes round year after German soldiers re-entered the year, with its buds and singing western frontier region.”. birds, men of all ages begin to feel that the season calls for the ac-

The honours list published or ceptance of a severity of living for the sake of their bodies

the occasion of the Chancellor's of which the cold bath is undoubted- birthday includes the following ly the Spartan badge. They don't

distinctions bestowed on Interna- want to take one, they hate the

tionally known personages: Pro. thought of it. but the idea prods

fessor, for Planist--Wilhelm Back- like a goad on their minds, and

hans; Conductor-Bruno Kittel; much of the dejection familiar at Zoologist-Orto Nieschulz; Planist this season-normally put down to

Composer -Michael Rauche sen --Baron Emil love, or golf, or

Niko' ans what not-is actually a suppressed

Raznicek- sense of guilt at the thought of cold tubs Transocean News Servier. rejected and manliness refused. Now that an authority on bodily fitness has come out boldly with the assurance that, in the morn- ing at all events, a cold bath is a thing to keep out of, a blow has been struck at the seat of an an- cient disquiet. Cold baths and

RAFT Programmes and Entry

for

Fourth Extra Race Meeting, to be held on SATURDAY, 2nd May, 1936, (weather permitting), may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Etchange Building the Club House, Happy Valley: tre Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries close at 1 o'clock NOON on THURSDAY, 23rd April, 1938.

By Order,

S. A SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary

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NOTICE OF CHANCE OF JURKAME

T HENRY MICHAEL ventator called and known by the same of Henry Hihakavien of No. 19, Cernavon Bond. Kowloon, Hong Kong, heruby Fire public zolles that on the 17th day of April, 193 I formally ad aheolutely resouced, rafingglated and shaadoned the time of my said surname of HENRY MIHALOVICH (259 Then kandated unti adopted and determined those forth an all acco sions whatesover to us and aɛbscribe the name of HENRY MIOHAEL fratred of the said nime ef HENRY MIHALOVICIL, Ard 1 gire farther noti that by ded-poll dated the lith day of April, 1936. duly axented tester! I formally und absolutely runoutout and abandoned the said sur- Game of Hoary Mibalovich and declared that i had sasured and adopts) and intended thenceforth spen all docksiepe what never to use and subscribe the Dame of DENEY MICHAEL Instum of. Hany Mihalovich and so na to be at ali tize theron tr cally, known and doneribed by the dame of y Michael exchaively.

Dated We 17th day of April, 1536. $300

HENRY MICHAEL

WEDDING STOPPED BY 'PHONE CALL

"Unheroic" Man In Breach Suit

Loudon

The wedding guests had arrived -the best man was ready--the bride bad her wedding gown on- and then came a 'phone call that the wedding must be put off.

This was a statement made to

Mr. Justice Finlay at Lewes As sizes when Miss Doris Maud Bur- ton, of Neville-road, Hove, was awarded £220 damages with costs against Mr. Hubert Rickard Fow

hot grog may henceforth be dis- counted together in the familiar phrase-abstainers have the best

YIN JU KENG'S ENVOY TO HSINKING

Peiping, Apr. 20. The East-Hopei Autonomous Anti-Communist Council of Tung- chow, near Pelping, has decided to send a formal delegate to Hainking to express its feeling of friend-

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BERLIN BEFLAGGED

Berin, April 20. Chancellor Hitler celebrates his 47:h birthday tay đay and a Berlin is beflagged in his honour. The centre of the city was cut off from traffic in order to allow the parade of 37,000 troops in which the Chancellor will take the march past..

This is the first time since the war that such large forces march ed through, the dity.-- Beuter's Bulletin Service.

CELEBRATION AT GERMAN CLUB

of Adoir Yesterday, the day Hitler's birthday, the local group of the National Socialist Party had invited the German com-

liness for the new State. The stepmunity to attend an anniversary

& sound

is belleved to indicate. development of the Tungchow re- gime.

Mr. Chih Tsung-mu, chief secre- tary of the Cabinet and Secretary for Foreign Affairs, will be the en- voy, He will be accompanied by Mr. Lu Tsung-chi, Mr. Yin T- nsin and Mr. Kanal. The party Is Cue in Mukden on April 15. A diplomatic representative of the Manchukuo Government is expect- ed to welcome them when they en- ter the country.

Celebration.

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The protest concludes with

Government appeal to the Soviet to co-operate in redemarcation of the frontler, as proposed by Man- chukuo, for most of the frontler d'soutes must be attributed to the ambiguity of the boundary- Laion News.

THE CITY AND SUBURBAN

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Probable Starters And Jockeys

London. Apr. 20. The following are the probable starters and jockeys in the "City and Suburban to be run over 14 rules on Apr-22- Finalist

Gulcea Cap His Reverence Pampas Grass Righlander ..... Qual d'Orsay II Young Native Erith Quota

Grady

Pegasus Light Tackle Pricket

Game Chicken

Norman Herald

Rippon Tor.....

......

(Harry Wragg) (Sam Wragg)

(Burns) (Jones) (Perryman)

About the same time:This is probably correct.

Copyright by heuter, less or no Raision, strange phonograph, and dentli views.

CENTRE PIECE

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The Men of Hong Kong, Rarely do wrong,

When they take all their girls to

The Grips;

For they go Round and Round With a rhumbling sound And shake all their curls to the

hips.

On their lips, we are told, Their make-up is bold.

Bat its good, and they're never

seen yawning-

Their nails are quite clean, Its a sight to be seen, Far I never have seen them in

mourning.

So in spite of our "Citric " Who thinks she's sarcastic, But rants in a manner so blunt: She And that her yokels Are rarely our focals, A In fact she's entirely mistaken.

Local-lately:-We nominated a sub-committee of 134 to inquire (S. Donoghue) vissicitudes and vanities of the into the modes of progression, the

(G. Richards) (Beary) (Sibbritt) (Lowrey)

(K. Robertson) (Wrickaby) (Couch)

(D. Smith) (Fred Fox)

The Old Pretender... (Hichardson) West Highand...... (Bennyworth)

- Good Deal, Penny El and Pego- mas are other probable starters without Jockeys at the moment.-

Rouler,

LATEST CALL-OVER

-PRICES

London. Apr, 20.

VALLEY.

Contrary to all the laws of inter- national etiquette, they so far for- got themselves as to arrive at a conclusion. And whilst resting after this stupendous effort; our

JAPANESE FLEET .DEPARTS

Admiral Entertained By General Han

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the unique opportunity of publish- We are able therefore to have

ing herewith, a completely un- tarnished, garnished or varnished

version...

Finding 1.-Finding the entrance gate just as one approaches the entrance we are whisked away to the tune of another 40 cents on the ticker,

Finding 2-Finding the badge:"

(a) Remember what your name

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(b) Dont forget the date. (c) If no badge at all-wave glasses, shooting stick, race card, bowler hat, anything. murmer something about be-, ing late for lunch with the

Governor, and walk in. N.B. Red Hats are immune

to this treatment.

(d) In cases of extreme emer-

gancy-pay $10. - "

Finding 3-Finding the box for

lunch-if you have been in vited this presents no dift- culty: otherwise find the name of the owner who won the last race, go to his box and con- gratulate him. N.B.-Be sure to find the right

owner if hungry,

NEWS SUMMARY

Appearing on remand before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magis- tracy yesterday Au Yeung-chuen, 45, who described herself 1.3 a widow, was sentenced to a total of six months hard labour on seven charges of stealing seven sets of mah jong from various shops be- tween April 8 and. 14. Page &

At the Kowloon Magistracy, Mr. E Himsworth commended Private Lancashire Regiment, for going to A. Wright, of A Company, Enst

No. 91, Jubilee Buildings, who was

the assistance of Mrs. Davies, of

the victim of a bag-snatching in-

cident in Nathan Road ori April 18,

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The body of an unknown Chinese Was found yesterday morning about 9.30 by a Sanitary Depart- ment coolle. Chan Fat. The body was lying on the footpath rurining through the coffee, plantation in Sookunpoo. The body was fresh. and the clothing was disarranged.

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Remarking that it was a most- dastardly and cowardly prime, Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell, at the Criminal Sessions yesterday, passed sentence of five years' hard labour on Chan Fal, 45, licensed hawker, who was found guilty, by the jury an a charge of · having thrown corrosive fuid over Yip Lin, kept. woman, with intent to do her grie- yous bodily harm.

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Brought before Mr. E. Hims- worth at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, Lau Man, aged 18, un- employed. was charged with steal- ing a wrist watch and $2.15 from a bunk in D Block, Whitfield Bar-

Ì Finding 4-Finding the winner racks, on April 17. The complain-

of the Punjab Regiment.

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go to the ring, pick out the ant was Sergeant-Major A. Khan, oldest and most peculiar pony on view-and they always come in at the back or front-so

· Pun Yiu-chlu, 22; appeared be- back it both ways.

fore Mr. Macfadyen at the Kow- *NB-Do not

the loon Magistracy yesterday, charged *Stewards about bumping and with lending his Yaumati ferry boring-there is NO such season ticket to another person, thing.

Finding 5-Finding

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while his brother, Fun Yu-sang, 18, was charged with attempting a drink-see to use another person's ferry Finding 3. The NB. in this ticket.

Fage 8. case is, however, immaterial.

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Three men and five women, in- Finding 6.-Finding a Grifin-

"cluding a 70-year-old widow, «were ́! Griffins are found in the north brought before Mt. Macfadyen at of China-their parents are at

the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday. uberty 'to wander where they charged on various counts of re- please. N.B. A motion by the halfceiving a total of 18 steel wash- bailns which had been stolen from member asking for half a

the Royal Welch Fusiliers Regi- grithin wis barred.

ment between March 19 and April. 18.

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Finding 7-Finding the sub-com- mittee asleep, or half asleep. no further Endings were filched.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Hong Kong tug Henry Keswick's hurried departure on an undisclosed mission on Sunday was discovered yesterday to be in response to a call from the Nor wegian steamship Hiram which grounded on the well-known Students of Quarry Bay School Switow Bar while carrying cargo are holding their annual spring and passengers on Sunday morn- festival on Friday, May 1, at 11 ing.

azi,

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The following are to-day's call the harbour, Japanese messages.Shing, aged 26 years," was koocked Dosite the Dairy Farm at Pok-

In accordance with the wishes of Eltler. the celebration was kept to modest Mimits. Mr. M Hess,

over prices for the City and Bubur leader of the Party Group welcom- ed the guests, who then joined ban. Two Thousand Guineas and

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the Derby:-

CITY AND SUBURBAN 4/1 Rippon Tor t. and-o. 11/2 Highlander and o 17/2 Finalist t. and o.

9/1 Pampas Grass t. and o. 100/6 His Reverence t. and o.

20/1 Light Tackle t and o. 25/1 Old Pretender t. and D.

for a simple mea... During the meal, M. Hess n an address said: To-day it is with pleasure that I had to let you wait for a while. because so many more came attend our celebration, that, it took this time to get seats for them.

All Germans to-day think of one In Hsinking, the envoys will

map: Adolf Hitler, their seif- formally call on the Premier, the

chosen Fuehrer. One though) and Foreign Minister and the com-

feeling unites them all: their love mander of the Kwantung Army.

to the Fuehrer. If Germany to- They are also expected to be re-

day is once more honoured and ceived in audience by the Emperor, respected it is thanks to the A signed letter of amity from Mr.

untiring work of Hitler, to his 1006 Yin Ju-keng, chairman of the belief in the qualities and re- Tung-chow Council; will be pre-

sources In the German people, which, if roused, must lead them to a great and wonderful future.

If we think back, what de❘ we' see before 1933%, chaos, dio security for the citizen, no respect for the BEW

ler, of Grosvenor road, Gunners-sented to the Manchukuo Foreign bury, Chiswick, a bank clerk, for Minister- breach of promise of marriage.

Union News:

Mr. John Flowers, K.C., for Miss Burtor said that three days before the wedding, which had been fixed for September 21 last year, Mr. Fowler telephoned from London that the ceremony could not take place as his mother was too l Miss Burton said it was impossible to put it off.

Two hours before the wedding he telephoned from London that his mother was very bad and that 'he could not leave her.

CHINA'S AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE

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Paris, Apr. 20. Dr. Wellington Roo has arrived from China as first Chinese An- bassador to France. From to-day the Chinese legation in Paris will become de facto an embassy as it Mr. Mowers added that Mr. Fow-was already de jure s'ace ast year. ler was not only a cad, but such Dr.. Koo, who is accompanied by a coward that he would not go his wife," has been, away, on leave into the witness-box to say it was from Paris since July 1934. Mean- his mother's fault that he could while the legation was directed by not marry this girl."

the Charge d'Affaires. ***.

Summing up. Mr. Justice Fin-

• lay said, "You" may think a more

unherdie defendant has never ap peared in any court."

The Ambassador wih present his redentials to the President, M. Lebrun shortly-

Reuter

TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS 8/1 Daytona t. and o. 13/2 Abjer t, and o. 13/2 Bälahisar o. 7/it. 100/7 Boswell t. and o

Wyndham o. 18/1t. 20/1 Rhodes Scholar o. 25/1 t 25/1 Pay Up tando. THE DERBY 13/2 Balahissar o. 7/1t. 13/1 Abjer t, and o.. 100/7 St. Magnus t. and o. 100/7 Daytona t, and o.; 18/1 Boswell o. 20/1.. 20/1 Rhodes Scholar o. 22/1t. 28/1 Raebum t. and o Reuter

Now the universal, belief that, led by Hitler, the way of Germany Воев

absolute upwards. The security in law and Justice

And yet, not all is achieved.

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Tsingtao, April 20.・・・

A strange-looking sea monster Knocked After a brief stay here, the com-

down by lorry No.

was sighted on Sunday afternoon 4069 In Shanghal Street about bined fleet of the Japanese" navy

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under, the command of Admiral

am, on Sunday, Li Shu-tong suc by two Europeans, who were out Sankichi Takahashi weighed an

cumbed to his injuries at the Kowsing in a small bost on the southern side of the Island, op- chor yesterday afternoon and left loon Hospital about 4 p.m. Lai stated that the fleet is returning Voeux Road Central, on Sunday. down by lorry No. 3141. in Des to Japan via South China seas.

Admiral Takahashi and his off and was admitted to the dovern cers were wined and dined by, ment Civil Hospital for treatment. General Han Fu-chu, Chairman of the Shantung Provincial Govern- In addition to the talk by Laszle nient, who came from. Tsinan to Schwartz, the noted Hungarian greet the Japanese naval officers. humorist and caricaturist, 00 While the rest of the country! "Two Happy Bedfellows, Commer shuddered as to why some 60,cialism and Art," the Hong Kong Japanese warships visited North Rotary Club will, at to-day's tiffin, Arraigned before the Criminal China, General Han turned out to have a brief address by Dr. Craw-Bessions. yesterday before Mr. Jus be a charming and graceful host ford C. McCullough, Past Presidenttice J. J. Hayden, Chiu, Sang to the equally charming Japanese of Rotary International. admiral and his staf

In a recent speech at Osaka, ¦ Admiral Takahashi expressed him- "

The forthcoming wedding is an- self in favour of expansion in nounced of Fit.-Lieut. James Noel China as well as to the South Douglas Anderson, R.A.F., Kai Tak, Beas such as Java, Borneo, Dutch and Miss Constance Emery, of 38 Indles, etc.es

Park Hill Road. Wallington, Sur- Union Neins.

rey,

His Excellency the G.O.C., Major General A, W. Bartholomew, ac- companied by his A.D.C., Lt. P. J. North by the ss. Chitral on April Haworth. R.A., is leaving for the

30 for the annual inspection of the China Consand.

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pleaded not guilty to charges of being in possession of moulds at Shamshuipo on March 3 last and possession of 100 counterfeit Hong Hong ten-cent pieces with Intent to atter at No. 110 Fuk Wing Street.

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By winning their last game, of

An European lady. Mrs. J. W the season from their "B" team.

Amid continuous Frear of Riddock,

was admitted to the the Bouth China "A have thus laughter, three one-act plays were. Kowloon Hospital on Bunday won the Benior Championship of performed the rehearsals for which suffering from a fracture to her the current season. Page 10. had, in the past weeks, already left arm. It appears she had fal- been a source of much amusement len off her pony while riding at among the performers, amateurs Shatin Valley.

from amongs the German com- munity."

One case each of Enteric Fever,

TYPHOON WARNING

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But we know that the Fuehrerme, but all that I am, I am will not rest until the very lest of through you." his tasks is fulfilled, until our

The plays, by a cobbler in 1550, At the end of the speech, three

The following warning was sent Fatherland is truly united and rousing "Hells were given the wristan in old-German thyme, Measles and Cerebro-Spinal Fever from Manila in a telegram des- strong. respected by all

Fuehrer, and as the best birthday depict the stupidity. in man; the † and two cases of Diphtheria were patched at 3 pm. yesterday: The Fuehrer's work WES only present the promise of absolute way he is easly cheated, and con reported to the Health Authorities

Typhoon in about 123 degrees possible by

hard work and co-operation. Then the "Horst 1 ceal deep wisdom beneath some for the 48 hours ended on Sunday. Long. E and 9 degrees Lat. N.;

the unreserved co-operation of Wesse" (Party song) was sung.

bfinds a bit of coarse humour.n his people Two qualities of the

Between the sɛts, music enter- Fuehrer made him succeed; "his

PLAYS PRESENTED Bagle

A. Dinner Dance will be held at tained the audience, whilst the Repulse Bay Hotel on Wednesday, absolute belief in the strength of After a short pause, during few changes on the stage were April 22, 1938 at 8.30 p.m.

the German people. and his which the dining room, 'wis' trans- | made. “Nibelung“, sincerity.

formed into an auditorhim at the The evening wis a great success, With ght the Fuehrer can say: far end of the room a curtain was and everybody stayed on till fates "All that you are, you are through ; drawn, and a stage became visible. | (WEID

moving, W.N.

community, the Herman Gipperich Silver Cup which he will retain for Mr. Foltan has received, as one year. Next year he will have Tennis Champion of the German to compete again