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HONG KONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS
(URDERS BY LIBUT,-COLONEL H. B. L. DOWBIGGIN, OBE COMMANDANT, H.K. VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS.)
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GENERAL
Enrolments: Miss S...M. H. Mor- Corps Headquarters Offices rts, 20.8.36; Mrs. A. M. Morris, Departments, of, Corps Head-| 23.6.26; Miss V. Morris, 27.6.36.
quarters will be open for normal routine evening duty from Monday,
June 29 until further notice, as follows:-
Commandant and Adjutant.
Mondays and Thursdays. Second in Command, Tuesdays
and Fridays. Quartermaster., Mondays
Fridays.
(8gd.) K. DURRAN,
Commandant, Nursing Detachment. H.E.V.D.O.
NOTICE
Corps Annual Swimming Sports The conditions for the Hong and Kong V.D.C. Annual Swimming Sports are attached as an appen- dix to bhese Orders.
Rifles and Bayonets All rifies and bayonets to be re- turned to Stores at once for. An- nual Overhaul.
Anti-Gas Course
The next lecture will take place in the lecture room at Volunteer Headquarters at 5.30 p.m.. Friday. July 3,
PARADES.
General
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APPENDIX
HONG KONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS
Annual Swimming Sports
:
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1936.
OBITUARY
REV. FATHER JOSEPH
CARABELLI in
it is with deep tegret that we have to record the death of Rev. Father Joseph Carabelli, who died Av the St. Francis Hospital on Thursday night, at ene age of 82 years
Born at Carnage, near Milan, the late Father Carabell came to the Catholic Mission In Hong Kong In 1897, and was appointed to the district of Namtio, in Kwangtung. remained where he
about twenty years. The deceased was then for a time. Director of the 9t. Louis Hong Kong, now under the care of the Selestan Fathers.
for
Industrial School in
POLICE OFFICER MARRIED
Miss Grace Hills Is Bride
KOWLOON WEDDING
The
bride
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ECONOMIC ADVISER
NO FURTHER STATEMENT MADE
Sir Frederick when seen on board
Among the passengers who ar- rived nere yesterday from the North by the P. & D. liner Rawal- Mr. Walter Ernest Bryant Howel, pindi were Sir Frederick Leith- of the Hong Kong Police Force Ross, economic adviser to the Bri- was married yesterday to Miss tish Treasury, and Lady Leith- Grace Hilis at St, Andrew's Ross and Sir Frederick's private Church, Kowloon.
secretary. The party are on their the youngest way back to England after several daughter of Mr and Mrs. A G months in China loon, and the groom is the young-the steamer upon ita arrival here Hills of Prince Edward Road, Kow-
eat son of Mr. and Mrs. 6. B yesterday declined to make any Howel of Strood, Kent, England. further statement than. that re- The bride was given away by leased oh his departure from
father and Mry,' Hills was, Shanghai. matron of honour. Bridesmaids very full one, and I am sorry but "The statement is a
were Misses H. Browne and M. I cannot say anything further" Tillery and Mr. L W. Hume was commented Sir Frederick.. best
man. Rev.
He dia oclefly explain, however, officiated.
that his advice that the Chinese During the ceremony, Mr. Ru-tariffs be reduced in the face of pert Baldwin was at the organ
extensive smuggling in North very carefully. China would have to be followed
In 1929, the late Father Cara-hez Dell was sent by the Holy See. to Lisbon as Spiritual Director of the newly established Seminary tor Foreign Missions, but after a few months, he returned to Hong Kong. uwing to -health. He was then appointed Director of the local Seminary, but for the past three Commandant; L-Col. H. 8. years, on account of sickness, he
had resided at the St, Francis Hs-Hotel. pital, still remaining at work.
1936
There will be no regular parades at Corps Headquarters until fur-Dowbiggin. O.BE ther notice.
Lectures, specialist classes and recruit parades may be arranged as desired by O.C. Units.
1st Battery
"A" Section-Layers Class: A, meeting of all interested will be held Captain Martin's office on Monday. June 29, 1938 at 6 p.m.
Corps Engineers Monday, June 29: Range.
Thursday, July 2: D, L. Training at Belcher's Fort 6 pm. Dress: Overalls, Haversack rations should
be taken.
Committee: President; Major E
J. R. Mitchell, O.BE; Chairman: Lt. F. W. T. Ross; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: CS.M. O, T. Pad- gett, M.B.E.; Capt, T. A. Martin. Sgt. C. 9, Coom, Pte. J. Sloan. 2nd Lt. H. A. de B. Botelho, Sgt. W. H. Owen. Sgt. 8. V. Gittins.
Competitors' Stewards: Baptista,
C.S.M. C.S.M. Rogers, C.S.M.
Porter, Sgt. Webb, Miniature
Armoured Car Section Section will parade at HQ. on Tuesday, June 30 at 5:30 pm. A Jull attendance is requested. Driving Licences will be handed in for renewal on this parade.
"All
Motor Machine Gun Section Members of both Machine Gun Competition teams will parade at Headquarters on Monday, 29th inst,
the Competition.
THE FUNERAL
The funeral took place yesterday at the Roman Cathouc evening Cemetery, Happy Valley and the Very Rev. Father A. Riganti, Pro- Vicar, Delegate and Rector of the St. Joseph's Church, conducted, the burial services both at the Chapel and at the grave-side.
สT
Higgs
was a reception at the Feninsula After the church service there
The couple will leave on their honeymoon to-day by the Rawalpindi for England,
EXPECTED TO-DAY
MR. T. B. WILSON
In
"You would have to reduce them with the smallest possible loss of revenue," said the adviser.
The party stayed at the Govern- ment House yesterday until the departure of the steamer to-day as guests of H E The Governor.
A PLEASING CONCERT
AT KOWLOON TONG CLUB
The Annual Corps Swimming Sports will be held at the Victoria Among those present at the Recreation Club at 9.15 pm, on funeral were Rev. Father Gal- Mr. T. Wilson, General Agent lagher, S.J. Rev. Father Spada, of the Dollar Steamship Lines and Saturday, July 11, 1936.
Programme of events is as fol-Father Richardi, Father Barberis, American Mall Line, who has been lows: (1) 300 yards Team Race, Father Emanuel Alanazan, Father on leave since December last year. teams of 8 men, each man to swim Kapzar and Brother Albert,
will arrive Hong Kong by 50 yards; (2) 50 yards Ladies In-
Dr. E. L. de Souza, "Mr. M. Cun- the President Jefferson this maru- Vitation
Handicap Race-Open-
nietti. Mr. A. J. C. Rocha, Mr. V. ing.
A delightful concert was given Entrance free: (3) Volunteer Han-Gonella, Mr. A. Vannini, Mr. O. dicap Race-Men-50 yards-En-
During Mr. Wilson's stay, in the at the Kowloon Tong Club оп Acconci, Mrs. A. Goria," Mr. and United States, he has spent a great Thursday night trance fee 50 cents per man; (4)
by the Choral Mrs. A. J. Raptis, Mr. Tse Ka Po. deal of time travelling in visiting Singers conducted by Professor E. High Diving-teams of 3 men-3
Mr. Joseph Lee, Mr. Robert Chol, various offices of the Dollar
Gualdi. The items were rendered Swallow Dives-Standing: (5) P-
American in their pleasing and competent low Fight Entrance free; (6) 100 J. D. Souza, Mr. F. L. Marquis, Steamship Lines and
Sisters and students of the Italian with business. he
Congregation. Mäll Zipe, and. mixing pleasure manner.
was happy to A new musical Convent, Caine Road, Sisters and renew many old acquaintances in person of Alec Greaves was offer- "And" in the
students of the French Convent, San Francisco, Los Angeles, ed to the audience. One of the Causeway Bay, Sisters and students Washington, D.C., New York, Bos- most appreciated items of the of the Honeyville Convent, Sisters tou. Chicago and Beattle, and in and students of the Precious Blood, various other cities in the United Kowloon, friends and colleagues. States: He has also spent some and many others.
time in Canada.
at 5.30 pm, for instruction in pre-yards Team Race-3 styles. Teams paration for the Second Stage of or 4 men-each man 25 yards, 1st mian--Back stroke. 2nd man-Free Other members of the Section style. 3rd man-Breast stroke, 4th including Recruits will parade un-man--Free style; (7) HKV.D.C. der C.S.M. Rogers on Monday, 29th Nursing Detachment Champion
ship. 50 yards-Entrance free: (8)
inst. at 5.30 pm.
Corps Signals "Signalling class only will parade at Corps HQ at 5.30 p.m. on Tues
day, June 30,
No. 1 (M.G.) Company There will be 10 Company Parades until further orders.
Platoon Commanders will range for their teams to practice for 2nd Stage M.G. Competition.
at-
No. 2 (Scotish) Company The team representing the Com- pany in the M.G. Competition will parade at H.Q. 5.30 p.m., Thursday, July 2
Machine Gun Bn. Signals Wednesday, July 1: Subsections "A." "B" and "C" will parade for Sigral instruction under Sergt. Meadows. It is hoped that every member will make an effort to at tend.
The OC. Unit expresses his gratification at the 100 per cent. turn out to the King's Birthday Parade.
Friday, July 3: Despatch Riders will parade for instructions detall- ed.
Air Arm
Parade at Headquarters on Tues- day, 30th inst, at 5.30 p.m. on lecture.
KENNEDY ROAD RANGE.
ALLOTMENT Monday, July 6: M.M.G. Section.
APPOINTMENT.
1
Inter-Unit Water Polo.
Members of the
Events: 1, 4, 6 and 8 will count
Wreaths were sent by Comm. A. Mr. Wilson is taking over the for Corps Swimming Cup.
Points in all Corps Events; 1stD. Blancoat, the Consul-General of South China territory of the Dol- 4 pts., 2nd-3 pts., 3rd-2 pts., 4th Italy, Hong Kong. The Canossian lar Steamship Lines and American Sisters, the Sisters of the Bt. Fran-Mall Line from Mr. W. T, Goodwin, cis Hospital and others,
1 pt.
Non-starters: No score. Corps Units: Coast Defence Unit, Mobile Machine Guns, Static Ma- chine Guns, Corps Infantry.
Entrance fees-Each unit to pay $10 as entrance fee covering all events except Event (3). Com-
petitors Event (3) will forward their names and entrance fees to Unit representative.
All entries at
to be made in
writing accolspanied by the neces- sary fees to the Hon Secretary. C.S.M. Padgett, MBE, at the Hong Kong V.D.C. Headquarters, Garden Road, not later than 5 pm, on Fri- day, July 3, 1938.
PLAN TO REDUCE
CAPITAL
Hong Kong Currency
To Shanghai
COURT'S APPROVAL
Entries for Events 2 and 7 may A petition for. eonfrmation of Hon. Secretary, c/o be sent as above, or direct to the the plan to reduce
The Hong from $10,000,000. (Hong Kong
Assistant Oriental Freight Traffic Manager, with Headquarters in Shanghal who has been in charge during Mr. Wlison's absence.
DONATIONS
St. John's Cathedral Organ Fund
Already acknowledged J. W. Alabaster .... Mrs. L. E. Flegg Anonymous
,,' ,
$1,730.25 50.00 20.00
10.00
the capital CLICHES OF THE
Kong Electric Co. Ltd., 4th floor, money) to $10,000,000 (national
P. & O. Building.
The heats for the Water Polo matches have been drawn and are as follows:--(1) Mobile Machine Guns v. Static Machine Guns; (2) Coast Defence Un v. Infantry.
The above heats will be played off at the V.R.C. bath during the week ending July 3. at dates to be published later.
Swimmers' positions have, been drawn for and are as follows-No.
No. 1443, L/Cpl. J. T. Lacey, No. 1 Platoon, No. 1 (MG.) Company. being nearest starter: 1. Infan 13 appointed Acting Company try: 2, Mobile Machine Guns; 3. Quartermaster Sergeant as from statte Machine Guns; 4, Coast De- 19.6.38.
LEAVE
lence Unit.
Admission tickets at $1 (one Lieut. A. W. Brown, No. 2 (Scot-dollar) cach will be on sale at the tish Company, is granted leave officers Mess. Sergents Mess, Can- teen and the Victoria Recreation
from 24.0.38 to 28.2.37.
No. 1833. Pte. H. D. Matthews. [ Club. M.M.G. Section; returned from leave' on 26.6,30,
No. 1830, Pte. K. M, Marques, No.
9 Platoon, Corps Infantry, returned
from leave on 19.6.36.
STRENGTH
No. 2639, Bignaller J. M. Pong, Room 01, Stock Exchange Building. } M.G. Signals, 19.6.36.
Competitors and Officials will be supplied with special tickets.
No person will be admitted less in possession of a ticket.
There will be dancing for two hours at the conclusion of the Sporta.
money) was brought by the Wing On Company (Shanghai) Ltd, before the Chief Justice (Si Atholl MacGregor) at the Supreme Cpurt yesterday.
Appearing for the petitioning company, Mr. Hin-shing Lo, in- structed by Mr. E. S. C. Brooks. said the application was not based on an alleged loss of capital The reduction was purely a matter of conversion of the existing capital expressed in terms of Hong Kong dollars into Shanghai currency.
Full publicity in regard to the petition had been given and so far no notice of opposition had ceen received.
The Chief Justice granted the Petition, and directed that adver Lisements of the, proceedings be inserted in newspapers. He also
EDUCATED
'PLOUGHBOYS OFTEN TALK MORE SENSE"
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, June 14. More good sense, in fewer words, was often heard from a ploughboy than from
many a man with a
evening was a duet "A la laz de la luna rendered by this singer. and the well-known Gus D'Aquino. Greaves" has a most pleasant voice which harmonised very well with D'Aquino's.
Plano sules by Alison Mackenzie and Maple Quon were appreciated and did much to complete the en- Joyable programme.
The Choral offerings, were out- pourings of tonal harmony. Espe- clally fine was the singing of "Baracolle" (Tales from Hoff- mann). Miss Hyndman, the soloist DI "Villia"-Merry Widow, sang well and rendered a dist netive touch to the appealing melody as sung by the Group.
Much credit is due to Professor Gualdi for the competence and charm of these singers. Their ex- cellence of rendition, the beauty of their harmony and their Im- peccable selection of items art qualities of true artistes.
THE PROGRAMME.
1. Buver Swan. Fair Phylls, and 1 Love the Jocund Dance.--- The Choral Group.
2. Caro Mio Ben-Alec Greaves
3. Polonaise in C Sharp Minor (Chopin)-Alison Mackenzle.
4. Open Thy Blue Eyes-Camilla
Pang."
+
5. Flute Solo-Jack Bulter. 6. Mjanwy-Mrs. Urquhart, 7. Baracolle (Tales from Hon-
mann), Villia (Merry Widow)-Choral
Group.
8. Ah Non Credea Mirarti-Bylvia
Chos
9. Piano Solo:
"Bigarres (Arensky) - "Golliwog Cakewalk (Debussy),
-Maple Quon.
public school education, said Lt.- Col. Sir Arnold Wilson, MP.. to scholars of the City of London School yesterday...
"The ploughboy has thought. things out for himself," said Str Arnold. The educated man, is tu. Tre Giorni Son Che Nina-Gue often, unconsciously, a mere echo."
D'Aquino. *Make up your minds, not to be 11, A La Luz De La Luna-A mere echoes" he said. "The
Greaves and G. D'Aquino.
confirmed and approved of the meaningless cliché, the inept sin 12 Le Vergine Degli angeli (Forza out in the petition. special resolution and minutes set
gan, the futile, wornout adjective, betaken a vacant mind."..
Sir Arnold was distributing the Beaufoy and Mortimer prizes
P
del Destino), Serenade (Otel- lo) Choral Group,
RESISTING "ARREST
Lady Caldecott has kindly con-awarded for the encouragement of The next meeting of the Swimsented to present the prizes. the study of the works of shake- miing Sports Committee will be held Dance Music by "The Trouba-speare and for proficiency in the Charges of hawking without a
No. 2840, Signaller D. Yeung, at Volunteer Headquarters on Fri-doure" Dance Orchestra. Kayamally Bag, M.G. Signals, | day, "June" 26, 1936, at 5.30 p.m.
19.6.38.
No. 2641, Pte. T. T. McC. Beattle, Taikoo Sugar Refinery, No. 2 Co.. No. 7 Ptn.; 25.6.36.
(84) R. C. B. ANDERSON.
Captain, 11
Adjutant, HK.V.D.O.
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* AFFILIATED UNITS. Nursing Detachment, HK.V.D.C.
Meeting.A meeting will be held on Monday, July 6 at 5.30 p.m. at -PWD. Offices.
Permission has been granted by the Victoria Recreation Club for competitors to practice in the V.R.C. bath between, the hours of 12 noon, and 2 pm.
A register of names of persone using the bath will be kept by the V.R.C., who will ascertain that all such persons are genuine com- petitora.
The handicaps of competitors i8] Events 2 and 3 will be taken dur- ing this period.
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INTER-UNIT WATER POLO
HEATS
English language.
licence and resisting arrest were
"If you would be worthy of this preferred against Ip Tung. 20. school," he said, "of this great un- when he appeared before Mr. W defended city, which is in the Schofield at the Central Court. The dates for the playing off of midst of a county governed, to yesterday. these matches have now been fixed day, by a body of men who, have Inspector Hourihan stated that
and are as follows:-
A - refused,⠀ directly or indirectly, to the defendant resisted arrest and Tuesday, June 30 at 6.30 p.m. at co-operate with the Government the constable, PC. Abdulla" Khan V.R.C.: Mobile Machine Guns v. for the defence of its inhabitants was badly assaulted by the crowd. Static Machine Guns..
or the training of its cliizens, you Had it not been for the defendant will do well not merely to recite the assault would not have taken Shakespeare, but to follow his place... counsel and play a man's part by
Thursday, July 2 at 6.30 p.m. at V.R.C.: Coast Defende Unit v. Corps Infantry.
Defendant was fined 54 or seven
The V.R.C. are kindly arranging Joining the Territorial force or one days on the first charge and $50 to provide referees, llnesmen, etc, branch of the armed forces."""
or six weeks on the second..
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