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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

QUEEN'S COLLEGE-

The Annual Swimming Sports will be held at the Y.M.C.A.; Kowloon, on Thursday, 15th October, commencing at 2.30

p.m.

Mrs. M. W. Lo has kindly consented to present the prizes.

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VICTORIA RECREA-

TION CLUB

The Annual Open and Ladles' Harbour Races will be held on Wednesday, October 21st, 1936 Competitors' Launch will leave

Murray Pier, at 4.45 p.m. sharp. Entrance Fee $1.00. Post En- tries.

D. F. LOPES,

Hon. Secretary.

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V. R. C.

HARBOUR RACES

ADVERTISEMENTS

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1936.

Editorial

and Business Omce: 15-19, Queen's Road Central Tel. 30251.

M.S. "NORA MAERSK” Night Editor (Wanchal Office):

Gross

tonnage 6270, lying alongside the Hong Kong and Dock Co., Hong Whampoa Kong, after having been on fire is open for sale.

Bids for the vessel as she lies but with separate prices for stores.

diesel. inventory and bankers must reach the under signed latest on 22nd October, 1936 at noon.

TEL 24511. London Omce: 53. Fleet Street

EC. 1

The Daily Press.

HONO KONO, OCTOBER 13, 1936

The owners reserve the right COLOUR BLINDED

to sell the ship without all or any of the stores, inventory and dieselbunkers. They are further not binding themselves to accept the lowest or any bid.

Particulars are obtaloable from:

JEBSEN & CO.,

12, Pedder Street,

It is a pleasant commentary on human nature that huge sections of humanity" seem to find a satisfying outlet for their passions through the medium of colour,

It is when they become colour Hong Kong. blinded that the commentary, is not so pleasant, for the ugliness of intolerance beggars descrie- tion.

4750

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF

CHRISTIAN NAME

Peter Cyril Jackson hereto fore called and known by the name of Peter Jackson of The

Farm

The Annual Open and Ladies' Harbour Races will be held or Wednesday, October 21st, 1936 | Dairy The start will be from the Rail | Storage Co., Ltd. way "Pier, Kowloon, at 5 p.m. sharp and finish at the Praya Wall outside Messrs. Butterfield & Swire's office.

Entrance fee $1.00 and post

entries will be accepted.

Competitors' launch will leave Murray Pier at 4.45 p.m. sharp.

Prizes will be awarded

under:

Open Harbour Race-1st, 2nd

and 3rd prizes. Ladies' Harbour Race-1st, 2nd

and 3rd prizes.

In addition to the above, Lady MacGregor has kindly donated a special prize, to be awarded to the first girl competitor, 14 years, and under, who completes the

course.

H.E. Sir Andrew Caldecot and Lady Caldecott have ex- pressed their intention to be present at the finish and Lady Caldecott will distribute the prizes in the V.R.C. hall at the conclusion of the races.

NETHERLANDS INDIAN SANDALWOOD

GOVERNMENT SALE BY TENDER at KOEPANG,

TIMOR,"

NETHERLANDS EAST

INDIES,

on MONDAY,

November 30th, 1936, ΔΕ 10 a..

Nothing now arouses men's

AMBULANCE BRIGADE

Lady Caldecott Visits Nursing Division

INTERESTING DISPLAY

KONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION

HONG KONG

Ranges Crowded Again

S.R. (A) v. S.R. (B)

The mid-week Spoon and Prac- tice Shoot. held yesterday after- noon on the Army Ranges at How- Lady Caldecott, District Superialoon City, was again attended by a tendent of the Nursing Division, very large number of competitors, was introduced to members of the well over 100 in number. and in Ambulance Nursing order to make a change in the St. John's Division by Mrs. R. Langley, Dis- ordinary Conditions of Shooting, it trict Officer. at the Brigade Head-was decided that on this occasion.

Tai quarters,

Hang. yesterday shooting should be held under the afternoon.

same conditions as those obtain- Among those present were Hon.ing at the Imperial Meeting at

and Mrs. A. R. Wellington, home for the "St. George's Vase." Dr. Mr. A. Morris, Mrs. Woo, Mrs. C. G. Alabaster, Mrs. Fung Ping Fan Mrs. Raymann, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Mitchell.

These conditions' stipulate that two sighting shots, and ten rounds to count, shall be fired at 300 yards and 600 yards respectively, and Lady Caldecott inspected the 200 yesterday the great difference de- tween shooting at the 200 yards and later interesting display of first aid, In-target and that used at the 300

yards, quickly became apparent. cluding the use of gas masks,

nurses

watched

Tea was served after which Lady Caldecott was conducted on a tour of inspection of the building.

passions so much as the question RETURN OF OLD

what name should be given to their particular brand of intoler- ance. The unhappy Spanish experience has shown that there Ice and Cold exists a tendency in all countries Pokfulam to divide up into Communists Victoria in the Colony of Hong and Fascists and to help Com- Kong hereby give public notice muniste "and Fascists "elsewhere that whereas my real and only at the price of civil and external christian name is Cyril and that war. Yet few have taken the on the 13th day of October, 1936 trouble to understand the ideas I formally assumed and adopted behind the Inhels which infame and determined thenceforth oa large sections of the population all occasions whatsoever to use to such a degree that they are and subscribe the name of Peter ready to fly to arms in defence of Cyril Jackson AND I give fur what they imagine to be their ther notice that by a deed-poll" "doctrine." dated the 13th day of October; 'Though,' philosophically speak 1936 duly executed and attesteding, the dillerence Between Com- had assumed and adopted and munism and Fascism doubtless intended thenceforth upon all is immense, many of the parti- occasions whatsoever to use and sans of one or the other regime, subscribe the name of Peter outside Russia and Italy, resem Cyril Jackson instead of Cyril ble each other in their actual' Jackson and so as to be at all times thereafter called known and described by the name of Peter Cyril Jackson exclusively.

"Dated the 13th day of October, 1936.

mentality. At the present time, whenever there is occasion for a struggle between the rival forces, they appear bent only on the

COLONIES

Campaign To Be Modified

Weather conditions were, ideal

until about 5 o'clock, when the sky

became somewhat overclouded, and a haze was very noticeable in front of the targets.

As will be seen from the results given below, there were very few good scores at 300 yards, Major Edwards, RE, being a noticeable exception in this respect, with a fine score of 47, Lieut. Ratcliffe of the 1st Bn. Royal Ulster Rifles, and C.QMS. Wallace of the same unft, follow with scores of 45 each, after which there were numerous totals of 44 downwards.

After the normal shooting had been completed, an interesting Berlin, Oct. 13.

competition was carried out be- It is believed that Herr Adolf tween" companies of the 2nd Bn. Hitler. Germany's Chancel.br, has Royal Welch Fusiliers, the object decided to curtail severely the ac-being to ascertain how those shoot- tivities of the Association,

British

a shoot which involved rapid Dre, and therefore rapidity of alm Each company accordingly had one team shooting with the "1914" rite, and one using the rifle as issued."

and after a close contest in which there was much tie-shooting, the team from the Headquarter Wing using the rifle “as issued" defeated their opponents who were armed with the "1914" weapon.

We are asked to state that the new Issue of the Association's "Bulletin" is now ready for dis- tribution, and that amilated units and clubs therefore should get 'in touch, with the Honorary Secretary, as early as possible, in order that the necessary arrangements may be made for the copies to be in the hands of those concerned with- out delay.

It is worthy of note, as showing the interest which is being taken at home in the "Bisley" type of shooting. that a banquet is being held next week in London (under the auspices of the premier Rifle Club in the United Kingdom, the English XX Club), which has be- come so popular that a very large number of Bisley ridemen have applied to attend.

Among the many guests who have accepted the Club's official invitations are: Rt. Hon. A. Dua Cooper, Secretary of State fr War: Admiral of the Fleet Sir Erle Chatfield, First Sea Lord; Field Sir Cyril Deverell, Chief of the Im- perial General Staff; Air-Chief- Marshal Sir E, L Elington. Chief of the Air Staff; General Sir Walter M. St, G. Kirke, Director-General of the Territorial Army.

BILLIARDS

AND SNOOKER

RESULTS

The initial matches in the Steel: and Coulsons Billiards League and. Snooker League have been played. with the following results:-

Grimmett Phillips Strange Rakusen

Smith ...

O'Connor Finch

Ruth Lewis

Atkins

Proom

Marsh

Sollis Beard Cheetham

BILLIARDS C.8.G.G. 138

150

138

McGowan

150

Garrison S.M. 619

128-

119

Greenway Russell

150

127

D.R.C. 563

150

68.

129

C.U.C. 710

Remedios Xavier

146

114

Jordan

150

Barros

150

Santos

150

2/R.W.F. 738

Grindley

150

Freeman

160-

150

138

R.E. 523

Chant Webb Hodges

125

Fleming Staples

150-

SNOOKER

C.U.C. 274

Santos GA

da Luz Antonio Pereira

R.A. Mess 190.

Gorst

Stinson

S.R. (B)

Skinner

481

Score Score

Knight

Ass'n B'dep.

at 14 at Aggregate 300 yds. 600 yds.

Varley

Score"

C.S.C.C. 196

Nett

McGowan

1.Major Edwards

91*

Hier

2-Sgt. Jones

Bendall

3.--Lt. Ratcliffe

891

Shearwood ..

4-Mr. Johnson

86 (a)

Murray ..

-5.--L/Cpl. 'Hinvest

Royal Signals 238

6.Lt. Holmes

Scr.

43"

Mann

7. Cpl. Tonkings

Ralph

8-L/Cpl. Usher

Morgan

D.-C.Q.M.S. Cheetham

Knox

10-Pie. Qush

Wainscott

11-Lt. Pattulio

433

2/R.W.F. 267

12-C.Q.M.S. Wallace

Dale

13.L/Cpl. Peters

Scr.. 38

142

Grindley

Cheetham

Freerman

S.R. (A)

821

Sollis

Ruth

D.B.C. 121

791

Dawson Smith Edwards Waldle

B.N.P. 225

*-Nett Spoon -Handicap Spoon.

Down ...

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

IN CHINA

German, Colonial ing with the aperture sight and which 149 been sling. fared as compared with those agitating for the return of the using the ordinary Service Rife in

colonies," lost

principally

The leading scores made yesterday afternoon on the Kowloon Africa and

under Now

Ranges are as follows:--- mandate.

The rumour is that he will dis- solve the association altogether, but this is not confirmed.

It is believed that even if dis- announced, the

solution is not

publicity of the association will be put in virtual cold storage, at least temporarily.- 1 Reuters

SECRET MEETING

Berlin. Oct. 13.. The closest secrery, arousing the keenest Interest, surrounds the extermination of their adver- conference which Herr Adolf Hit- saries. Either side would impose ler has called at Berchtesgaden with his Minister of Propaganda. a rigorous dictatorship. Every Dr. Josef Goebbels, and the Minis- liberty would be suppressed in

ters of the three Aghting services the name of freedom. War and other key men of the Govern- would be waged in the name of ment. peace. There is no length to The pacification of the pro- which human folly will not go vinces of Kwangtung and Fuklen when these banners of Complan for Berlin, but as the last being a matter of urgency, it is munisma and Fascism are waved. reported that General Yu Han-

ACTION AGAINST BRIGANDS

Canton, Oct 13.

gands, who are at present in on- cupation of these districta.

The only hint of the subjects to be discussed is contained in the recent suggestion, of a re-buliding

meeting between Herr Hitler and his chief advisers preceded the in- stitution of the two-year military service law there is now consider- able speculation about the possi- new campaign for bility of a colonies- Renter's Rulletin: Servin:

COLONIAL ISSUE

mow; Commander-in-Chief of the It is singular that precisely Fourth Route Army has decided to when there is more than ever send four divisions of troops to clamour and a genuine desire for the border districts for the pur- pose of exterminating the bri-peace, when international insti- tutions are formed to organize mass meetings, peace, when At present, Commander Tsens petitions, plebiscites, resolutions, Yu-jen of the 158th Division is express this universal demand acting as pacification ofcer-in- for peace, the factor on which fathers believed peace to depend, is in danger of dis- appearing altogether from the civilized earth:

charge of the operations for en- circling the brigands- Chinese Evening Preas,

KWANGSI CHANGES

Canton, Oct. 14,

Of 700 (seven hundred) picuus of sandalwood in five lots of "different qualities as per samples. "For particulars and opportunity fo inspect samples please apply personally or by "letter in du‹ It is reported that Generals Pel plicate to the Netherlands. Co-Chung-hat and Hala Wel flew to sulate General. Hong Kong Kwellin at noon to-day in contier (Shell House. 6th Floor, Queen' tton with the appointment of the staff of the Fourth Army Head- Road, Central).

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

month.

quarters and the establishment of 4645 the Military School, which is ex- pected to take in students next It is also reported that the Tele- graph Department will be removed to Kwellin to-day, and that tele- grams may be despatched on the 15th instant- Chinese Evening Press.

our

Tolerance is essential, in all

fatul

Berlin, Oct. 13.

נו

(a)-Denotes that the BR. (B) was used. The other competi- tors used the " 1914" ride.

1.-Lt. Ratcliffe

2.--Fus. Thompson 3.-/Cpl, Trimble 4.-Rin. 1 Smith S-Cpl. J. Watson 6.Cpl. H. Stewart 7.-C.Q.M.8; Cheetham

#Jefree-

CHINESE CRUISER FOR WHAMPOA

Nanking, Oct. 14. The cruiser Chi Keong of the As a result of investigations First Chinese Naval Division, un~ command of Admiral made by the Central Government der the It is understood that Germany's last year. It has been aperta ned Chang Yat-chlang, arr.ved here colonial policy will be discussed at by the Education Department that on Tuesday afternoon, and berthed the conference at Berchtesgaden.

It is reported that affer coaling and taking in stores, she left for Whampoa, Canton yesterday morn- ing-

It is believed that the conserva-the number of private schools off the Yauma phoon shelter. uve group, which favours friend. throughout the Republic is 85:291. ship with Great Britain, has won not to force the colonial issue too the day, and it has been decided

much at present. Reuter

human relations, Tolerance has hitherto been cultivated by ali enlightened men. Nothing could be more regrettable and than the supersession of the Reda and Whites ranged them- traditional teaching of tolerance selves in Spain, and that the We must again learn that "next war will be fought to which the nineteenth century determine whether Red is a knew and we have momentarily better colour than forgotten-that men are entitled Surely the fatinity of such die

The teachers number 86,034 and the students 1,542,961. The total amount of school fees is $5,529.598.

Chinese Evening Press.

CHINESE KILLED IN SKIRMISH

yesterday.

Chinese Evening Press.

IRON AND STEEL

Philpott

Inchcombe Nichol

Stafford

Finch

Garrison SM. 200

Cullimore on

Smith

O'Connor,

Bowler

C. & P.0's Mess 197 Randall Murrell Trace....... Beer Damerall

Warren

E.E. Mess 143

Moreton Boot

Collins

Chant

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88858

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$4.

GODLESS MOVEMENT

Warsaw, Oct. 13.

London, Oct. 13. United Kingdom production at steel ingots and cast iron in Sep- Pelping, Oct. 14.

tember reached the unprecedented Two Chinase policemen or gen-Agure of 1.027,000 tons, compared darmes were killed in a skirmish with 872,700 tons in August and White with Japanese in Paotou, accord-

855,900 tons a year ago. Produc- ing to reports reaching Kweihwa tion of pig iron last month was 650,800 tons, against 635,800 tons in to 'possess contrary opinions on cussions, even in debating socie- The origin of the affray is not

August and 529,800 tons in Sep- every subject, and that, if they ties, much less in the trenches or clear, but is believed to be connect-tember, 1935-”..... are wise, they will come to in the air, will become apparent.ed with the difficulties the Japan- British Wireless friendly agreement to disagree. The monstrous crime, which men ese are experiencing in construct- Instead of vainly endeavouring who are normally sane to impose their opinions on their pacific, violently declare them- fellows by forceful methods, they solves ready to commit namely would do well to try to under that of risking humanity's future stand the opposite viewpoint. by conflict to save, a dogma There may be good even in the (which dogma they would be political beliefs. unable to define)cannot be Chinese opponent's

There is just a possibility that he perpetrated. may be right. At least fisti- "In time men will remember Army were ordered to "maintain NOON on Thursday, 15th. Octo-multion from the east are ar cuffs, prisons, executions, parse-once more the need of tolerance, in an order issued by General the heads of Departments with Caballero "honorary member" of

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Ninth Extra Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 24th October, 1936 (weather permitting) may be ob». tained at the Secretary's Office, Exchange Building: the Clab House, Happy Valley; the Hong Kong Club; the Sports Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries close at 12 o'clock

ber, 1936.

By Order,

S. A. SLEAP,

Actg. Secretary.

SUIYUAN » ATTACK EXPECTED

Pelping. Oct. 14. A determined attack is expected to be launched against eastern Sulyan about the middle of this month, according to a telegram from Kalgan.

Large supplies of arms and am-

riving daily in Shangtu, Changpel

and other centres of the irregular

armies in western Chahar.

The Shanal-Sulyuan troops de- fending eastern Buiyuan have re- doubled their vigilance- 4744' Union Newsi.

and

ing their new aerodrome there, Union New

GENERAL SUNG'S

ORDER

Peiping Oct. 14. Officers and soldiers of the 29th

friendly relations with foreignera"

cutions, rifles, bombing planes which at present appears to them Cheh-yuan on Thursday. and battleships will not decide to be an old-fashioned virtue. the issue.

They will rediscover that it ie Is it true that the world in an indispenmble virtue in a world ranging itself on two sides, as the which longs for peace.

The measure has been taken General Sung explains, in view of the "special relations" between North China and Japan.— Union News.

BALDWIN BACK IN "DOWNING STREET

London, Oct. 13.

The members of the Soviet Rus sian

"Godless federation" have been ordered to pay 50 kopees mare a month for the eréction of homes for the victims of the in Spain. struggle for freedom" The first such home wl bear the name of the well-known Spanish Communist woman agitator "La In these homes it The Prime Minister, who return Passionaria.” ed to Downing Street yesterday, is intended to train 3.000 "Godless saw a number of his ministerial Children" to be ploneers of the colleagues to-day in anticipation "Godless movement. In the hope. of the first of the regular weekly of, gaining the Spanish Govern- meetings of the Cabinet, which ment's recognition of the scheme. will be resumed to-morrow. Among the Council named Premier Largo whom Mr Baldwin was in con- the "Godless federation," and in sultation was the Foreign Secre-recognition of his fights against tary, Mr. Eden, anr the President the church, his portrait will hang of the Board of Trade, Mr. Runcin every meeting place of the

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