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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1937.

NAVAL WEDDING GREETINGS

Reception On H.M.S. Daring

GREEN-MYERS

LA. A. H. Green of the Royal Australian Navy, now attached to H.M.S. Daring, was married to Miss. Naomi Myers, of Melbourne. at the St. John's Cathedral yes terday afternoon.

The ceremony was a very quiet affair only brother officers of the bridegroom being present: The service was taken by the Rev. J. B. Evans, chaplain of the Dockyard. Commander G. Barnard gave the bilde away.

After the Church ceremony, a reception was held on H.M.S. Dar- ing at which a large, number of officers of the Destroyer Flotilla were present.

As the newly-weds left the Ca- thedral, Officer-friends of the bridegroom from H.M.S. Duchess and H.M.S. Daring formed an afthway of swords under, which the happy couple passed.

As the bridal pair arrived in a motor launch they were"greeted by

EXCHANGED

PORTUGUESE

REPUBLIC ANNIVERSARY

The following communique was Issued by the Colonial Secretary on Saturday

From Officer Administering the Government. Hong Kong. To Governor. Macao.

Date 5th October, 1937. On the occasion of the anniver- sary of the Proclamation of the Portuguese Republic L have much pleasure in

Your conveying to Excellency and the Colony of Macao the congratulations and sincere good wishes of myself and the Colony of Hong Kong.

the

From Governor. Macao. To Omcer Administering Government, Hong Kong. Date 7th October, 1937. Received 7th October, 1937. In my name and that of Colony of Macao I have honour to acknowledge and thank Your Excellency very cordially for the message of felicitations from Your Excellency and the Colony

the the

the firing of crackers from a samo Hong Kong on the occasion of pan lying alongside. The ship was prettily decorated and the party spent a convivial time.

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THE DOUBLE TENTH

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Local Celebrations

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To-day is China's National Day. popularly known the Double Tenth Festival, marking the 28th anniversary of the Chinese Repub- Úc, and Chinese not only in the Colony, but in every part of the worlds is observing the occasion in time honoured, fashion.

the Twenty-seventh Anniversary of the Portuguese Republic. I re- quest Your Excellency to accept our respectful regards and expres- sions of our most profound esteem.

Governor.

CHINA'S NATIONAL

DAY

Wals Yan College Celebrates

In celebration of the 26th anni- versary of the Founding of the Chinese Republic,

A

NAVAL PARTY ARRIVES

Capetown Crew

Warmly Greeted

The 12 officers and 210 men of H.M.S. Capetown arrived in Hong Kong yesterday by train from Canton after a most adventurous and thrilling trip.

Many Europeans and naval offi- cers were at the "Kowloon station to greet the party.

Every window of the coaches had Its complement of sailors OF marines, and several disembarked as the train steamed slowly along- | side the platform, to ease the cramp of many long hours in a confined space."

The naval party was under the command of Lt.-Comdr. H. G. Cooke, who said they had had a very enjoyable trip. with 110 casualties from either sickness or shellare.

As soon as the civilians had been disembarked, there

were hand- shakes all round from friends who had come to meet them, and they made off in their own time.

It is understood that the Cape- town's personnel have been dis- tributed among the China Fleet ships at present in Hong Kong, in- cluding HM.S. Eagle, which is shortly due in the Colony, while several men who are due for leave will sail by the Bunera,

The sailors said their trip was. most thrilling.

VOLUNTEER NURSING

CONTINGENT

Nurses of experience and with meeting the necessary First Aid and Home

of all students, past and pre-Nursing qualifications are invited

of the Wah Yan sent,

College, to volunteer for service in the Kos- and members and non-members of pital the Wah Yan Past Students' War Relief Association was held at the Oriental Theatre yesterday morn| oying in the presence of a large ga- thering of friends and visitors

Practically all the Chinese shops In the Colony' have declared a holl- day, observing the occasion entertaining their friends. The Chinese national flags and red chsign are flown side by side in many of the Chinese shops and buildings.

In the evening patriotie meetings and musical concerts, will be held at many of the schools and colleges.

WOMEN'S MASS MEETING With a view to uniting the people for the salvation of the country, and celebrating the 28th anniver sary of the Double Tenth, a mass meeting of Chinese women of the Colony was held this morning at the South China A.A. Stadium. | Caroline Hil

HEADMASTER'S SPEECH Addressing the gathering, the V. Rev. Fr. R. W. Gallagher, S.J., Ph.D., Rector and Headmaster of the Wah Yan College said:

Mr. President, Ladies and Gentle- men, Nearly two thousand years ago Jesus Christ, at the most solemn moment of His Ke, just when He was about to die, left a New Commandment, that we should love one another as He loved us. His love w19 not satisfied with mere words; it was a love of sacri- ce, a love of self-denial, a love through which His own comfort. His own ease. His very life was lald at the feet of others.

My dear friends, your love "must be like His. Do not be satisfied

A large number of Chinese wo- men from the Chinese Y.W.C.A.. and the different social and educa- tional organizations of the Colony Ith mere words of sympathy. attended the mass meeting. at Show that love by what you so, which stirring speeches in Chinese. .not by what you say. The more it stressing the importance of nation- costs you the greater its value. al salvation, were delivered.

We are come here to-day to cele- brate the anniversary of the Re- public or China. In that Republic many are suffering and suffering bitterly because of war and we are here to do our small share in bring- ing them relief.

IN CANTON

Canton. Oct. 9. The usual Invitation to the Consular Body to a reception in honour of the Double-Tenth cele- brations to-morrow and a review of troops will be cancelled owing to the war.

Since the Wah Yan War Reller Association. was founded under the able Presidency of Mr. Ko Fook Sun, you have all worked with en- In their places, slag-song groups thusiasm and generosity, not only will broadcast over the radio or you, who ate here listening to me, make speeches to stir up the peo-but the members of your families ple during the crisis. Funds will as well; with the result that we be raised for refugees and padded have been able to do much towards clothes are to be gathered and helping the sufferers, Already big sent to the soldiers at the front. supplies of bandages, swabs, cloth- There will be no general com- ing have been dispatched to the memoration on Monday of the north. The material has been escape of Dr. Sun Yat-sen from provided by your subscriptions: the Chinese Legation la London The work has been done by devoted during the Ching Dynasty. How-ladies, who have given lavishly of ever government offices will hold a their time. Joint memorial service on

occasion.-

International News Agency.

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THANKS EXPRESSED

Canton, Oct. 9. „

Dr. Andrew, B. F. Lin, acting special, delegate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Kwangtung and Kwangsi, called on Mr. Irving Lin- nell, American Consul General in

Many Associations have asked me to join in with them. Any work done for the relief of suffering has my deepest sympathy, but I feel that the past and present students of Wan Yan and those associated with them are doing their share and doing it nobly and that it would be unfair to impose upon them further obligations or buz- dens.

Now, my dear friends, we are all Shameen to-day, to express ap- working to relieve suffering in 80 preciation on behalf of the-far as we can relieve it. Let a Kwangtung and Kwangs author- then work together in perfect nar- ties of the Chicago speech of Premony, thinkinig not of ourselves sident Roosevelt.

but only of the work. we are doing. Consul General Linnel was re-Let us give of our very beat, no quested to communicate to his matter how small that best may be. government the gratification of the It is not so much the work or the people in two Kwangs towards the results that count as the spirit bé- United States.

hind., the work.

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In an interview, Dr. Lin express- Bealdes Mr. Ko Fook Sun, ·Pre-` eď the belief that President Roo-sident of the Association, Mr. Chow Bevelt's stand is based on public Kai Kwong, Vice-President of the opinion in the United States and that. Washington' would take a further step for the cause of peace If aggressive countries do not stop their activities.---- Infernational News Agency.

Overseas Chinese Committee, Mr. Percy Chan of the China Informa- tion Service and son of Mr. Eugene Chan the former Chinese Foreign Winister and Mr. Peter H. Binn were also invited to speak.

SEMI-DESERTED APPEARANCE

Enemy Bombers At Bocca Tigris

Canton, Oct. 9. Chinese According to

sources, two groups of planes carried out | Arald on various points in Sout

China between 8 and 9 o'clock this morning. Four

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enemy bombers concen- trated on Bocen Tigris Forts, al- though Reuter's correspondent, who spent the morning at Wham- pon, was unable to hear any acti- vity from there.

Meanwhile, Whampoa presents a semi-deserted appearance, althougn the Netherlands Harbour works appear to be busy as usual.

A Salt Gabelle sloop and Chinese cruiser are partially sub- merged in the river, the latter "howing only a few feet of her masts.

CHIEF VISIBLE DAMAGE “ On shore the chief visible dam- axc appears to have been done in an empty torpedo shed and one big hole through the green roof of the Military Academy, near the monument of Dr. Sun Yat-sen.

A house 500 yards away has the Union Jack flying and a British flag painted on the root. It is be

leved to be the Parsee Club.

Occasional soldiers with fixed bayonets are visible on various parts of the Island but most of the houses and mataheds along the foreshore have been evacuated.— Reuter

BOCCA TIGRIS FORTS

ATTACKED TWICE TO-DAY

Canton, Oct. 9: Japanese planes made two unsuccessful attempts to raid

and damage the Bocca Tigris Forts to-day.

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sentry on duty had sought cover Registration forms may be ob- under another bomb-proof shelter.. twined from Headquarters.

The second, rald took place at 10.40 o'clock when two machines scouted over the forts. and dropped four bombs which all fell wide of their mark. No damage was done to the fortifications.—

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SHANGHAI PAPER AGAINST» CABARETS DURING WAR Shanghai, Oct. 9: The news- paper Min Pao has started novelty campaign to discourage Chinese from going to cabarets and dance halls during the present war against Japan.

Although no official action can be taken by the paper to prohibit pleasure-seekers from frequenting

cabarcts, the editors believe that by giving wide publicity to such persons it may help to keep the cabarets empty.

In a recent issue, the Min Pao published a list of the license numbers with the names of the owners of private motor cars park. ed in front of a well-known cabaret.- Central Newe.

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