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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

ANOTHER SEQUEL TO SATURDAY'S FIRE

Second Fireman Convicted

1.

On Theft Charge

One further case, sequel to the big fire which broke out at Wallington Street on Saturday morning, was brought before Mr. T. J. Houston at the Central Court yesterday morning when another fire- man, Chan Kim-mo, aged 23. was sentenced to three months' hard labour.

Chan Kim-mo, fireman No. 25, stationed at the Central Fire Bri- gade Station. was convicted on the charge of theft of a sliver cup, a jade ring, a pearl brooch, and a bunch of keys, the property of Wong Pan, a tallor, residing at No. 45, Wellington Street, first floor.

FILIPINOS

man.

CELEBRATE

RIZAL DAY

The anniversary of the death of the Filipino patriot, Dr. Jose Rizal was celebrated at the Peninsula Hotel on New Year's Day by the local Filipino com- munity in traditional siyle. Presiding at the luncheon was Dr. V. N. Allenza, Chairman of the Rizal Day Committee, supported by Mr R. de la Sala, Vice-Chair-

Mr. and

H. Paulino, Honorary Secretary, There was 2X large attendance, among those present being Prof. F. Gonzales and Miss T. Gonzales, Mr. T. B Wilson, Mr. A. K. Dimond, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spary, Mr. E. W. Coulson, "Mr. A. Marlac, Mr. LR. Ildefonso, Mr. Roy Lau, Miss Doreen Welr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gascon and others "The toast to the memory of Dr. Rizal was proposed by Dr. Atienza, who dwelt on the main points of the work of the Filipino llberator.

A musical programme which followed Was greatly enjoyed. Dancing continued until the even- ing.

FOOT ITCH

Sergeant E. Taylor, who was res- ponsible for the apprehension of the defendant, told the Court, In the witness box, that during the Are he went up to the stairway of the house, and on the first door landing he heard the a dog barking.

The door of the floor wás" shut and, looking through a crack. he saw the shadow of a man Inside a cubicle at the rear of the premises. He ordered 'the door to be opened, and when his command was not obeyed, ha. forced the door open. On entering he saw defendant emptying some articles from his pocket.

ALLEGATION DENIED

Sergeant Taylor entered the rear cubicle and found three drawers opened, the contents of which had been emptied into a bed.

Denying the allegation, defendant said some inflammable articles on the Hoon, had caught fire and as he was in the act of getting some water to extinguish the flames Sergeant Taylor came in and arrested" him, accusing him uf larceny.

At the conclusion of the case Mr. Houston commented Sergeant Tay- lor on his excellent work.

SECOND ARREST

GENERAL

TRANS-PACIFIC ADVENTURERS

Top picture shows. Mr. H. T. Merrill and Mr. P. Morgënson with their Chinese cook, Ma Fock, just before starting, out from the Co- tony on Saturday in the junk (shown in lower picture) on a voyage across the Pacific, (Photos: A. A., Kahn).

SHIP'S COOK PASSES

Operation Proves Unsuccessful

When the freighter. British Monarch, which is under charter

Yusen Kaisha, came into port on New Year's Eve, an ambulance was standing by to rush Albert C. Chandler, chief took. to hospital.

This was the second fireman who to the Nippon was arrested for theft during the same are by Sergeant Taylor, the first being Wu Sut, 34, who had been sentenced to three months' hard labour for the theft of a watch on Saturday.

NAVAL PARADE TO-MORROW

Commander-In-Chief To Inspect Units

The inspection of the Royal Naval and Royal Marine Bri- gade by his. Excellency the Naval Commander-in-Chief will take place at Happy Valley ut 10 a.m. to-morrow. There is limited seating accom modation but ample standing room for spectators,, who should

PANG JIN ON HER WAY

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Junk To Sail To New York

on

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Shortly after 2 p.m. New Year's Eve, the Ningpo junk Pang-j in swept smartly down the har-j bour on the first stage of her voyage round the Cape of Good Hope to New York. Terrles which crossed her path waved an couraging farewell to the six Chandler had been sick for members of the crew on board.

Mr. J. Peterson, an Austrailan. more than a week, but, though far from well, he cooked the who superintended the building of crew's Christmas dinner. His - the junk, is the moving spirit of ness became more serious. how the venture. With him on the

are Pang-lin

two Americans. ever, and he had to go to bed.

Chandler was taken to Queen Messrs. H. T. Merrill and R. E. Mary Hospital where the nature Purcell, and Dane, Mr. P. and seriousness of his liness wern Mogensen. A Chinese cook and

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Chandler is belleved to have a pite and two children. In, England. He is not known to have any

Hongkong relatives.

NEW YEAR'S EVE WEDDING

ATHLETE'S FOOT enter via the grand stand and The last bride of 1938, Miss

According to the Government Health Buen Cross the race course to the en No. E-28. At least 50% of the adult population of the United States are being attacked by the din

ease known as Athlete's Foot

Vanally the disease starts between the toes Little watery bilaters form and the skin cracks and peels "After a while the licking becomes in- tense and you feel as though you would like to seraich off all the skin.

base.

closures near the saluting Spectators are requested to be in

lace by. 9.45...m.

Lily Yeung, daughter of Dr. S. C. Yeung, was married to Mr. James Pong at St. Paul's Church on New Year's Eve.

personnel.

WOMEN

Magistrate Will Impose Caning

cases,"

The Pang-jin left port in the face of reports that a big sea was running in the China Sea. Under the circumstances she will probably Burial took place at the Colonial be, thoroughly tested before heri Cemetery, on Sunday afternoon., first stop at Singapore. There she the Rev. Cyril Brown officiating. will take on fresh stores for the

long stage to the Cape.

Ky ahall always recommend Mr. Peterson fixes the cost of caning if I can in such the junk at approximately U.Benarked the magistrate, Mr. $10,000. He hopes to arrange its R. A. D. Forrest, at the Central sale"so proñtably at the end of Court yesterday when he found the journey that its cost and all Lung Kwai. 17, unemployed, gull- charge of having expenses of the voyage wil hejty of the liquidated.

snatched a pair of gold earrings Contact with the world will be from an aged woman near Western Arriving in Church on the arm maintained by wireless, Mr. Purcell Market on December 31.

belrig the operator. Hongkong! Lung was remanded for medi- of her father, by. whom she was given away, the bride looked love-amateurs will be interested to cal examination for dogging.

remand, Appearing on

Chan The feet. The soles of your feet become red and in Chief will address the Brigade ly in white satin, with a bouquet learn that he will use radio tele-

phone on the amateur band at si-kwan,” 17-year-old unemploy-. She was attended by Miss Gloria 14,136 kllocycles and will be on the ed, was sentenced to two week's the review "ground. The hands or even to the under arm of crouch of the column will march past His Ex-Yeung, who wore a frock of blue air practically every evening be hard labour with 18 strokes of the cane for snatching a pair of satin, and "a bouquet of whiteween 8 and 10 o'clock. "

gold earringe from a woman. The bridegroom, who is the son PASTEURISATION A Chinese detective who was of Mr. S. C. Fong, a merchant of

on a bus travelling along Queen's OF MILK

Road Central saw the defendant Pakhol, and Mrs. Pong, is a

He jumped off graduate of St. John's University. The" regulation passed recently ruining away. and is now teaching at the Ling-that all milk consumed in the and arrested Chan. nan University Middle School.

Sentence of two weeks' hard Colony must be pasteurised, be- The Rev. Paul Tso officiated at came operative on January 1. The labour with 18 strokes of the cane the ceremony, and Mr. Andrew small dairies have combined to was imposed on Wong Lau, un- The Philippine Clipper is due to Chan Was at the organ. Mr. have the pasteurising done at al employed, when he appeared on arrive from Manila at noon to-mor-Theodore To, of the Hongkong central, depot.

Beware of It Spreading

Often the disease travels all over the dollam Of

awollen. The Mein also cracks and prefs, and the liching becomes worse and worse,

On conclusion of the inspec- tion and march

past, His Ex cellency the Naval Commander-

ard subsequently lead the column of pink flowers.

Get rid of this disease as quickly as possible, be from came very contagious and (l' may go to your

who have Athirte's Toot have tried cellency the Naval Most remedies la cure it without success

all kincs

Ordinary germicides, antiseptics, salve or dist" menta seldom do any good.""

Here's How to Treat it

Commander- in-Chlef -again in the vicinity of the China Fleet Club.

In the event of bad weather postponed

The germs that causes the duessela krown 4 the inspection will be

Tines Trichophyton. It hurtes insif deep in the

issues of the skin and ja very hard to kill. A test until Thursday.

mate shows it takes 15 minutes of boiling to kill

the germ. so you can see why the ordinary reme-

dies are unsuccessfat

** F F war detallped solely for the purpose of treating Athlete's Foot It li i liquid that penti

tralen and dries quickly You furt paint the of AIRPORT MOVEMENTS

rected parts. #1t peels off the undue of the skin where the germ breeda.

Itching Stops Immediately

roses.

remand on a charge of Jarceny

As forms as you apply H. F. you will find that row. Mall destined for Hongkong University, undertook the duties The Dairy Farm has been pas- from the person. the itching is gamediately rolleved. You should palar the infected parts with. H. T..

on the China Clipper, of best man, *chis morning until your feet are well. Usual and carried

Takes from three to ten days, although in severe which did not call at Hongkong

cases ir may take longer or in mild cases less time.

H. F will leave the skin soft and smooth. You but returned to America direct will marvel at the quick way it brings you relief; especially if you are one of those who have tried from Manila, will be brought here

for years to get rid of sibiete's Foot without sur

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URBAN COUNCIL

MEETS TO-DAY

teurising its products for many Wong was found guilty of hay- months. Some 28 smaller con-ing snatched a gold earring from faced with closing a 60-year-old woman in Queen's down as an alternative to instal-Road West on December 30. ling expensive machinery.

cerns

were

The Urtan Council will hold its | A solution, however, was found

first meeting of the year at 415 in the formation of Amalgamated allowed to pasteurise their milk at Two Imperial Airways planes p.m. to-day, when two applications. | Dairies, Ltd, to protect their Inter-places other than their own" "DIO- will leave this morning for one for an eating house Reence forests and share the expense of the mises. but a self-registering ther- Bangkok, and will return to Kal No. Woosung Street, and the plant. Amalgamated Dairies has mometer device must be used to Tak to-morrow afternoon with other for a food preserving licence appointed the Hongkong Dairy ensure that the process is properly English and Australian mail. for No. 57. Wongmetcheng Road, Supply Co., Ltd., to pasteurise and carried out and the dally records

The Air France plane will arrive will come up for consideration Re-distribute all its product.

must be kept for inspection for at here on Thursday morning.

|gular returns will be tabled.

Under the new law dairies are least two months.

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KOWLOON CANTON RAILWAY

LOCAL TIME TABLE

On and After January lat, '930, Until Further Notice

(All previous. Time Tables Cancelled)

STATIONA

Yadati Shatin Taipo

UP TRAINS

Zaspa

| 4.36 | 43 | 4. M. A.M.] &,X, P.X. PM) FX, PKP.X

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Kowloon ........11gp, 6.28218.4.10100 120 1.08 1.304.00) 1,30 Dep. 8.34. 5.53 10.07 13.0... |1,36| 4.06) 6,38 Dep. 6.47...

[10.1912.21. (1.50) 4.20) 6,54 [2.16) ... (10.3% 12.34 ... (20) 4,81) 6,04). ep 17,413

9.2.10.3912.50 2.0 4.40 6.10. Dep. 7.04. Dep. 79.30 10.5 12.51 ... 2204516.1 Dep. 7.2 9.01| 9,4)| 9.51|10,54|12.56 1.43)2.2. | 1,50) 0.26| Art. 7.81 8117 9,47) 0,57|11.00 1.2 1.192.31 6.07 9.32

DOWN TRAINS

Taipo Market. Fanling Shoung bui Shuuchun....

Shumchun Sl.Bungahul Fanling

STATIONS

Tipo Market. T'aipo

Shatin

Yaumati

Kowloon

Par

A.M AM, AM, AM. P.x, e.x. ÉM ÞR. F.M.

Dep. 7.07 7.5810.04 11.30 286 403 440 534 6.5 .Dep. 7.34 8,08|10.12|11,45; 2,48| 411) 447|6.4) 0.82 .Dop | 7.39) 8.10|10.17|11,51) 2.48,4 16) ir 15.46.6.07 ¡Dep. 7,20| 8,21|10:28|12,02 2,50| 4.27 [5.3}} 7.08 Dep. 7.34 8.26/10.34|12.08| 8,05 4,32) ... 6.00 7,18 .....Dep.} 7,60| 8,40)10.47|12,2%||338 1.46) ........ 18.16) 7.10 „Dep. 8.1 8| 8.52|11.00|13,81 | | 33}}'459] ... 6.29 7,99 A. 8.09 8.6811813,41 8.37 5.05 5.22 8,35 745

J-Will run on Troelsys, Bandays, and Holidaye; First class passengers truly,

-Will run on Sundaya and Holidays; First clams passengers'ösly, it

Will man on saturdays; Piret olams passengers only.

Further information may be obtained at the Ballway Ofios, Koricon, from Mmardi, Iban. Cook Bon, Ltd, Hong Kong. The american Express. Company, Fox Mong, The Chlua Travel Bervice, 6, Queen's Road, Hong Kong, Hears. Wing On'Co., Ltd, The Cntun Emporium, Ltd., The Travel Adviseri, 315, Gloucester Building, Hong Kong, and The Roux Hoor Hotel Co., Lina:

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D. WALKER, Mannger and Chief Englaser.:

WINTER CLOTHES

Women's, Men's & Children's

WANTED URGENTLY

HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Monday & Thursday

ICE HOUSE STREET

10 to 12 Noon,