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Hongkong Daily Press.

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Post Office in the United Kingdom.

ESTABLISHED 1857

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"DON'T BE DAZED AT THE RACES Binoculars by Busch and Lemaire at special prices at Lazarus Opticians. You can buy a pair of these and still have enough to retain a fin- ancial interest in the races.

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World-Trends And Their Lesson For China

"HEIL HITLER, HEIL AUSTRIA!"

Huge Demonstration By Nazis Greets Arrival Of Von Neurath

Vienna, Feb. 22.

Austrian Nazis staged a huge demonstration to greet the arrival of Baron von Neurath, on his state visit which is the first paid in six years and indicates new German friendship towards Austria. The Nazis assembled in groups at many points and greeted the cars con- taining the German delegation | | with shouts, of "hell Hitler, heil Austria." Three thousand police faced a hopeless situation and confined their activities to con- trolling the tramt. Nothing is in dicated in official circles as to the purpose of the visit but it is un- derstood at least two problem's will be discussed. Firstly. restoration of the Hapsburg which is more favoured in Vienna than Berlin; secondly, the position of Austrian Nazis who at present are more re- cognised but tolerated rather than encouraged.-- Reuter

Von Neurath

COLONY'S HEALTH

Three cases of Diphtheria, one of Enteric Fever two of Cerebro- "RISING PROSPERITY" Spinal Fever and one of Dysentery was reported by the Medical De- partment as having been notited in the Colony during the 48 hours

SEE LEADING ARTICLE" IN

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ended February 21.

Mrs. Dunbar leading in Bear Claw (Mr. Les Frost up) after winning the Victoria Stakes at the annual race meeting yester- day..

DAVY JONES SCRATCHED FROM

GRAND NATIONAL

Call-Over List

London, Feb. 22.

It is announced that Davy Jones

been scratched from has

this year's Grand National to be run on March 19. It will be recalled that in last year's Grand National. Davy Jones led Reynoldstown, the winner, when just before the last fence the reins broke and Davy

Jones ran out

F.A. CUP SIXTH ROUND DRAW

SEARCHING ANALYSIS: PROVOCATIVE CONCLUSIONS

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APPEAL FOR SACRIFICE IN CAUSE OF NATIONAL SALVATION

By special arrangement with "The People's Tribune" (Shanghai), we are privileged to publish the following striking survey of world affairs and their bearing upon the situation in China by Dr. Wang Ching-Wei, Chairman of the Presidium of the Third Plenary Session. In view of the firm atitude adopted by the dele. gates to that conference which concluded yesterday in Nanking, and in view of the very potent influence which Dr. Wang Chin"-Wei exercises on the hearts and minds of the people of China, we feel that our readers will greatly appreciate this early opportunity of reading at first hand what is the determined policy of a world-renown ed Statesman whose brilliant record has proved him fearless to the point of risking death rather than accepting defeat.-The Editor.

When I arrived in Europe last April for the purpose of obtaining expert medical attention for my wounds and to recuperate from the effects of other allments, the first thing that attracted my at tention was the general manifesta- tion of utter disappointment among the European peoples at the fallure of the principle of col- lective security. The general feel- ing then prevailing throughout the continent

that collective. security had proved a complete fale, and that each European nation must decide individually what it considered to be the best polley for itself in order to ensure national security.» As a matter of fact, victor-nations in the World War were all trying their utmast to retain what they had gained by their victory, while the defeated. nations

making vigorous

WILS

were

MR. WANG CHING WET 1:

economy

effects to recover what they had appropriated by each individual been compelled to relinquish as a result of their defeat. The result nation. in Europe for military pre- was a feverish revival of arma- į patations, but strict "ment and rearmament. Not only seemed to be practiced by each in- were colossal sums of money-dividual citizen for the purpose of which could have been much more contributing his share to the advantageously spent for construc-gigantic programme of national tive purposes such as cultural ad-defence launched by his Govern- vancement and social welfare-l ment.

CHINESE

AUTHORITIES LODGE PROTEST

Isis Theatre Raid Aftermath

NEW COINAGE

King To Distribute. On Maundy Thursday

London, Feb. 22.

The first coins bearing the head Shanghai, Feb. 22. of King George 12 will be issued The Chinese authorities have on Maundy Thursday, March 25. protested to the Italian Consul Following old custom, at divine general against the raid at the Iais service that day the King, or His Theatre which is descdibed as an Majesty's representative will dis- offence against private liberty and tribute small silver coins to poor public order. It transpires that London men and women-this year the two Russian operators who to 24 or twice the number of years London, Feb. 22, ⠀ were injured during a seaffle m of the age of the King who is now

the projection room were Soviet 42. The draw for the sixth round in

The service this year will be the F. A. Cup to beplayed on March subjects, The Soviet authorities held at St. Paul's Cathedral since 6, is as follows:-

have declined to comment on the festminster Abbey is being closed affairs.--

on account of preparations, for the Rester.

Coronation. Sirpenny pieces are now being coined at the Royal Mint from a portrait taken during the Christmas holidays. — Transocean News Service.

Grimsby or 'Wolverhampton .

Bunderland....

West Bromwich v. Arsenal. Millwall v. Manchester City. Everton or Tottenham v. Preston. Reuter.

Don Bradmau offered, 25/1 taken; 25/1 Puckabelle offered. 28/1 taken; 26/1 Ready Cash offered. 33/1 taketi.

Lincolnshire, call-over: 100/8 Laureat affered; 100/6 Voltus Latest call-overs for the Grand offered, 20/1 taken; 18/1 Nipaway;" National are as follows:---

20/1 Montesano offered, 22/1 100/12 Royal Mall; 100/7 Dela- taken; 25/1 Pricket offered.--- chance offered: 100/6 taken: 22/1 | Reuter

Terms Of Surrender For

Communists

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Nanking, Feb. 22. '| the communist rebels:

At the sixth meeting of the Third Plenary Session of the Cen- tral Executive Committee, the Pre- sidium, in order to offer the fol

THE DOLLAR

T.T. ON LONDON: 13. 2-27/324. T.T. ON NEW YORK: 201

London Silver Market

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(From Our Own Correspondent)..

London, Feb. 22. London silver prices to-day were unchanged, as follow:-..

Spot

Forward

Feb. 20 Feb. 22 20-1/16 20-1/15

20-1/10

20-1/16

NEWS INDEX

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Amusements Cables

(b) To abolish the Chinese Bo-Court Cases viet: Government and all other Finance... anti-government organizations. Wedding

(c) to cease all communist pro-Local Diary

Mall Notices...

lowing four terms of surrender to parande andre

the communist rebels.

(a) To disband the "Red" Army and all affiliated military bodies;:

(d) To cease the agitation re Races garding equality.-"

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