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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

Portugal Completes 12th What Our

Year Of New State

Splendid Leadership Of

Dr. Oliveira Salazar

The

The New State has completed its twelfth year, says the official bulletin of Portugal's Secretariado da Propaganda Nacional. whole country feels that May 28 should be regarded as a national date, for the bloodless revolution of 1926 put an end to a state of affairs which was fast leading Portugal to atter and irretrievable ruin. What has been done in this country under the new regime is almost a miracle of national recovery. The work achieved in the last few years. under the leadership of Dr. Oliveira Salazar-whose ability as a statesman in now acknowledged in many countries be- sides Portugalis the best assurance and clearest proof that the new political and social order is indeed in harmony with the coun- try's true interests and possibilities.

The State has endeavoured to follow up whatever was organic and fundamental in the traditions of Portugal so as to lead her once more to the path of her former greatness. Today we can be right- ly proud of Portugal's tree, un- tramelled position, her stability "and growing economic prosperity. which would seem to herald a new era no less glorious than those in the past that made Portugal famous all over the world,

striven to mould the new State according to the broad lines of past tradition, so that Portugal may regain the status which was hers when she was con- sulted over any matter of in- ternational politics.

In

Our criterion in international affairs is already respected. the course of negotiations of the most dellente nature over the war between Spain and the Soviets, the attitude of Portugal was not Thanks to the recovery effected well understood in many countries. by the National Revolution and Yet she maintained that attitude the New State the effects of a fand proved that it was indeed the

Readers Say

TRAINING OF CRIMINALS

The Editor Hong Kong Dally,

Press]

two

Sir. Yesterday two women, one from Un: Long, the other a Hong

near Kong woman, were

the Ko Shing Theatre, Arid

boy's snatched the earrings of the Un Leng woman. The earrings were small gold rings. When the wo man chased the boys, 1 man

stood between her and them, and hindered her, and the boys got

Away.

I advised her to report to the

Police, but, she said it would be

dimeult to get the earrings back In any case, and today she la re- turning to Un Long.

This is the type of boy who ought to be in school, but educa- tlon does not seem to be provided for them, and so our gaol is over. stocked with prisoners. Can

unne to have boys trained so that nething be done, or must we con-

they may all the gaol?

Hong Kong. August 17.

W.

GENERAL

Soldier Falls To Death

'CLIMBED UP ROOF TO HELP PUT

OUT FIRE

Lance-Corporal O. Lindsey, of "D" Company, the Royal Scots. died yesterday in the Bowen Road Hospital, where he was removed as the result of a rail from the roof of a house.

à

Lindsey saw that the chimney of a house in "W" Quarters, Kennedy Road. was on fire, and climbed up the root to see what he could do. When he had completed his work and was coming down the pipe, he slipped and fell a about 40 to 50 feet and fractured

h's skull

height of

It was learned that L/C, Lindsey had just returned from sick-bed.

The funeral will be held today at 3.30 p.m.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Colony yesterday by the ss. Chitra. The following arrived in the

from Europe:-

Mr. and Mrs. C. Beyer, and child," Mr. E. Tomlins. Mr. and Mrs. L Watty with child and infant Mr.. S. Bradsell, Mr. and Mrs. A. Den-

century of "liberalism and party only, one she could consistently CUSTOMS OFFICE is. Mr. G. Frost.

rulc are gradually disappearing. take as next-door neighbour to The real assets of the country-Spain and 25 an upholder or moral, political and economic-are Western civilisation.

once again available and by virtue Gradually other countries have

FOR AIR

of strong discipline and an elastic come round to her point of view TRAVELLERS

corporative organisation, they are and have acknowledged the Gov-

Beginning on Monday dutiable being welded together into a true ernment of General Franco as the commonwealth where national in-true Government of Spain. Thus articles carried by passengers of tercat is set well above individual was Dr. Salazar's vision and judgC.N.AC. or Eurasia planes bound or party preference.

POWERFUL FIGURE

Salazar-the rost repre- sentative and powerful. Agure of Portuguese politics in re- cent years has successfully

TWENTY RICE BOATS

SUNK IN STORM

Twenty boats laden with rice were sunk in the typhoon which passed near Shanghal last week according to information received

ment in international affairs am- ply confrmed. All Portuguese should feel proud of this, triumph.' which is theirs too, and realise at the same time that the country has entered upon a new age of greatness and prosperity

Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES

for China Chinese Customs duties.

will be subject to

Rev. J. Kempf, Mrs. W. Long- bottom, Miss Longbottom, Mr. and Mrs. P. McCarthy. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rosen, Mr B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. L. Snaith and child,

Mr."W. Le Brun, Mrs. C. Southin and Infant, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. F. Buist and infant, Mr. J. Lawson Mr. W. Selvey. Mr. N. Webb, :

This arrangement has been made Mr. T. Crook, Mr. Drury, Mr. J. with the consent of the Hong Duffy. Mr. E Wood, Mr. A. Mac- Kung Government along the lines Gregor, Mr. A. Buxton. Mr. L followed for many years at the Roberts, Mr. R. Bloor, Mr. W. Kowloon Railway Station.

Horne, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jordan,

It is pointed out that the new. Sq. Ldr. Warburton, Mr. W. regulation is mainly for the con-Thomson, Lieut. P. Bekenu, Mr. D. venience of passengers whose duti-Kilby, Rev. H Wallace, Major and able articles were formerly subject Mrs. B. Rose. Miss M. Pinkerton. to customs duties upon their Mrs. E. Lee,

The following is the programme arrival in China?

activities at the European YM.C.A. for the coming week:-

Group in

Sunday: Discussion the West Lounge at 9 p.m.

Monday: Servicemen's Drive In

by rice merchants in the northern the West Lounge at 9 p.m.

port.

Tuesdays and Fridays: Badmin-

The boats were at Changying-ton and Mixed Swimming.

sha,

4 northern Klangsu port.

Wednesdays: Ladies' Badminton

News Briefs

Prominent realdents who

when they were struck by the in the West Lounge in the morn-turned from Manila yesterday by violent, storm. The rice was de-ing.

Dr. and Mrs. A Jorge and in- fant, Capt. and Mrs. W. Harvey and infant, Mr. M. Foo. Mr. E. Elam, "FO. A Miler. Cdr. An Spurgeon,

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SHIPS IN HARBOUR

WHARVES Kowloon. Behar, Chitral. Emp. of Canada, Grete Maersk Kut Sang and Tilawa

Holt's.--Laomedon. Douglas-Sagres. Balkong-Wing Wah. Youmati.—Asian, Fingal, Indira.

Mr. S. Mathison, Miss M. Marsh, Mr. J. Mine, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bingham, Dr. and Mrs. S. Em. Miss Hill Dr. R. Green. Mrs. Yong.

Mr. J. Cairns, Mr. P. Tiedeman, and Kalapol re-Shook-lin. the Empress of Canada were Capt. M and Mrs. W. Haines. Mr. stined for Shanghal. The casual- Thursday: A.R.P. examinations. H. "Batty-Smith, A.D.C. to His

les were not known.

for Ladies at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Excellency the Governor, and Mr. Mr. R. Gillon. Mr. W. Means, Mr. and Viollo.

Tang Hon-yan, Mr. Choo Fat-min, Saturday: Launch Bathing A. J. Edgar, principal of Messrs. Picnic. Launch leaves Police Pier Ellis and Edgar, well-known stock-

Ng Lal-laam and child, at 3 p.m.

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LOCAL HEALTH

Mr. Leong Mon-woo. Mr. Ling Cheon-sin, Mr. Lee, Choon-eng. Mr. Tang Tik-yan, Mr. Tan Kern- The China National Aviation khoo, Mr. Lee Soon-chol Mr. B. F. The Colony was comparatively Corporation has cancelled the Colson, free from disease on Tuesday, the fights to Chungking via Hankow

Miss E. Tull, Miss Liang Kok-loa. only cases notified being 11 cases owing to the prevailing situation Mrs. Ho York-in and child. Miss of cholera and one of dysentery.

in the Waban area.

3. Nesbit, Miss M. Walton, Mr. T. Dumas "Primavguet": Warra Up to the present. 333. cholera

Atkinson, Mr. R. Galpin, Mr. B. Commukwok: Rubceymer: 7216: cases have been reported.

Colson.

the Great, Northern Telegraph Company:-

.It

The China Clipper is expected to arrive here on August 21 and will leave the following day on the return fight.

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FROM MANILA

The Empress of Canada, arriving yesterday from Manila, brought the following passengers for Hong

Ip Tse Kong, St. Francis Hotel 100: Cheng Cheung Tal, 87 Waterloo

COMMITTED TO Rd., Kowloon: Li Wat Yu cịo Luk Kwok Hotel (2. telegrams); 1957:

SESSIONS Ha Yuk Sinn, St. Francis' Hotel 402;

Appearing on a charge of Breach Gutmann Reutbrock; Asano c/o

The Imperial Airways plane Kong:- Matsubara Hotel: Sorge Gloucester of the Deportations Ordinance, Lui

Hing, unemployed, was committed Della arrived yesterday from, Mr. A. Assanmal, Capt. S. H. to.stand trial at the Criminal Bangkok with 235.687 kilos of mail.Batty-Smith, Mrs. E. Chambers, Sessions by Mr Butters at the Cen-There were no passengers. tral Court yesterday.

Hotel: 0945,

H.M.S. KENT ON WAY HERE

H.M.S. Kent. flagship cruiser of the China Fleet, now on her way out to the Far East following re- fitting. has arrived in Singapore, and is expected in Hong Kong about September 5.

Defendant was arrested outside No. 54, First Street on July 20

Detective-Sergeant A. J. R. Cross- man prosecuted.

WIRELESS SET REMOVED

5. C. Henning Liang, of No. 17 From here H.M.8. Kent will pro-King Kwong Street, was "anea $10 ceed to Welhalwel. where she will by Mr. Butters at the Central Court take over the Commander-in-yesterday for falling to report the Chief's flag from H.M.S. Cumber-removal of a wireless receiving set land.

to another address.

POP-A CONFESSION NO

There were 78 accidents in the

Miss D. Chambers 'Miss M. Cham- bers, Mr. and Mrs U. Cxoy, Mr. A. J. Edgar,

Mr. E. R. Greenberg, Mr. G. W. Colony last week, according to Greene, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. figures just issued by the Trame Kneedler,, Master C

Kneedler, Department. Fifty-two persons Master H. Kneedler, Mrs. "J. C. were injured.

North Point-Torborg. Kowloon Bay-Forafrica Leana

Stonecutters.City of Bedford and Hafthor.

Tai Kok Tsui-Willy.

DOCKS

Kowloon. E Sang ex Hai Heng. Gertrude Maersk Monte Plana, Silveryew. Tai Yin and Sang.

Wing

Cosmopolitan.-Apoey. Talkoo-Anshun Castana, Nord, Sygna and Unita.

BUOYS

No. A 1-Helyo Maru. No. A 3-Glenfinlas. No. A 8-Van Heutaz. Na $12-Hartbridge. No. B 2-Ting Bang. No. B 3-Kanchow.. No. B 4-Mui Hock. No. -B21-Kingyuan. No. B22. Mau Sang. Nó. B2HBoxh, No. 827-Irrawaddy. No. C1-Hellas.

Littig, Mr. and Mrs. J. Manosa,

Miss E. Revilla, Mr. G. F. Rowe, Ferguson. Captain and Mrs. A The American Consulate-General Dr. H. F. Smith, Mr. E. Watson, Godfrey, Mr. E. Hanson Mr. C.

Mr. H at Shanghal will appreciate: in- Mr. R. W. Wheelan

Farison, formation regarding the where- Bhoiraj, M. Chan Yok-po, Mrs.

Dr. L. Little. Mr. C. Stenges. Mr. abouts of William A. White, last Chew Cam.

Tan Kim họng. Mr. Tan Trong heard of at Manila, in December, Mrs. M. T. Chow, Miss V Chow. Mr. Woo Ca-seng, Mrs. A. Baird, 1930, who had served as engineer, Miss M Chow, Master H. Chow. Mlas H. Baird, Mrs. E. Cocinor. second class, on the U:8.8. Hart. Mrs. C. de Rivera, Mrs. W. H. Mr. D. Cochram,

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LINES AGAIN BOMBED

Canton, August 17. Japanese planes continued their routine bomb- Ings of the Canton," 15 raiders bombed Kuntien Railways this morning:

Around 8 o'clock, 15 raiders bombed Kuntien on the Canton-Hankow line. They released about 10 bombs which were apparently aimed at the bridge there but went wide, of, their mark, dl

Shortly afterwards, a second squadron of four Japanese bombers flew over Sheklung, on the Can- ton-Kowloon Rail way, and . dropped - two missiles which landed on the open fields, Two more bombs were unloaded at Cheungmukton on the same line. causing little damage.—(Opntral News).