HONGKONG DAILY. PRESS
"Wanton Shattering"
Of Appeasement
COMMENTS ON PREMIER'S HISTORIC SPEECH
CABLES
GREETINGS MOVES ON THE POLITICAL
EXCHANGED
BUT THE BATTLE
GOES ON
ROME, Mar. 19 (Reuter)— Count Teleki, has telegraphed to Signor Mussolini on tha occasion of “Hungarian troops reaching, for the first time. the secular frontier of Han-
RETORT:
CHESSBOARD
cony of the local hotel He Inter motored rgund 'the dis trlet inspecting the new fae- tories.
BERLIN, Mar. 19. (Reuter) I is officially stated that Germany has informed the British and French Ambassa-APPROVAL. dors that their protests were rejected as "they are devoid of any political, legal or moral dakis,"
PARIS, Mar. 10 (Reuter)--Tht French Chamber approved of the full Powers Bill for M. Daladier by 321 votes to 204. The Socialist amendment which was introduced by ex-Minister Monnet, was 16- (Reuter)jected by 313 votes to 282, Mr. Anthony Eden spent twenty
and expressing his gratitude that the Duce "was"VISITING: the first among European statesmen to recognise the just cause of this country."
LONDON," Mar, 19
LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter)-There are three- marked features in the reception given Mr. Neville Chamberlain's historic utterances at Birmingham on Friday night by the highly stirred British press.
The Times" says that this is the Firstly, there is genetal satisfaction that the Prime ideal moment for such consulta- Minister did not mince histions and the Yorkshire Post." words over the "wanton shat- which is critical of the Premier, tering" of the prospects" or says that this was the most hope the Hungarian nation in this his recent callers was the Rumanian (It was learned in oncini quarters
ful passage in the speech.
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minutes with Lord Halifax before CANCELLED: the meeting of the Cabinet yes-
terday. Another of Lord Halifax's PRETORIA. Mar. 19 (Reuter)-
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Il Duce replied: "The Itailan people share the satisfaction
[toric moment.". The Daily Telegraph" says that M. Csaky and Count Clano also Mr. Chamberlain expressed himself exchanged telegrams. both ex- will be followed.. by deeds which/with a force and conviction which pressing the conviction that "the with the details make Germany hesitate in was absent from his statement in new situation thus created, for economic demands.
appeasement by Hitler.
Secondly, there is. undisguised hope that Mr. Chamberlain's words
will
future."
the House of Commons on Wednes-Hungary will strongly contribute Prime Minister's assurance that he dian" refers to the speech as the gravest ever made by a British
eign Office and is believed to have for the week-end and that Reser- acquainted the Foreign Minister vists had been ordered to report. of Germany's The reason given is that it is due to the possibility of repercussions Czechoslovak arising from the situation.
Thirdly, the press accepts the day, and the "Manchester Guar-to consolidating peace in Europe."LEAVING:
had been badly let down" by Minister since that" made by Bir Hitler and consequently could not Edward: Grey. In August, 1914.
be blamed for events.
L
is
In the last connection it notable that the Labour "Dally Herald," which demands that Mr. resign, Chamberlain should now features like all the other journals Hitler's "broken pledges" in head- lines above the report of Mr. Chamberlain's speech.
WANTON INVASION "The Times" comments that Mr. Chamberlain showed how. fully he shared "tfit indignation as well as disappointment of his countrymen at the shatter- ed international confidence caused by the wanton German invasion of Czechoslovakia,
DECISIVE CHANGE
תן
The "Manchester Guardian" halls the speech as marking a decisive change
British policy. It means that Britain' stands in relation to Germany In an entirely different posl- tion from yesterday,
British Missionary Killed
CHUNGKING, Mar, 19 (Ren-
·ter)—It is confirmed that the Rev. A G. Leigh. aged 35 years, of the English Methodist The "Dally Herald" feels that
Missionary Society was killed Mr. Chamberlain's resignation is
during the Japanese bombing essential and the "News-Chronicle"
of Pingking on Mar. 15. while applauding the speech says that it does not make us forget Mr. Leigh, accompanied by thej
and seven that the Chamberlain pollcy has Rev. Clark, his cook been responsible for developments, members of the cook's family took Mr. Chamberlain, It contends. Is refuge in a dugout near the Paljen not the man to lead the country School. along a new path."
A bomb fell directly on the IDEAL MOMENT The passage in Mr. Chamber- No mention of the speech has dugout instantly killing Mr. Leigh, lain's speech in which he referred appeared in the German press, but the cook and the cook's entire
Clark
slightly to the intention to consult with the Italian newspapers print Itfamily. Mr. other Democratic Powers attracts prominently and extensively, with-injured but managed to dig him-
self out of the debris. the greatest interest of the Press. out comment.
ULTIMATUM AND ITS
REJECTION
WHAT GERMANY DEMANDED
Monopoly Over All Rumanian Exports
LONDON, Mar, 18 (Reuter)-The diplomatic corres- pondents of "The Times" and "Dally Telegraph" give circumstantial reports of a German "economic "ultima- tum" to Rumania. It is stated that Herr Wohlthat, head of the German economic mission to Rumania, présented a demand in the name of his Government that
SOVIET CIRCLES RETICENT
GERMANY MOST DANGEROUS ENEMY
MOSCOW, Mar. 19 (Renter) -Reticence Was observed in Suviet circles last night re- garding possible Soviet action in the face of reported Ger- Rumania pressure оп man. pending oficial-information on the subject.
The silence, however, does not mean that the Soviet authorities are not
gravely concerned at
Firstly, Rumania should by degrees cease all efforts to build up the country as an
WELK
Mrs. Leigh and her four-year-old daughter are at present in Lon- don. M: Leigh first came to China in 1931, He went to Eng- land in 1937 and returned m January this year,
DEATH OF SIR HENRY LUNN
League Of Nations
Union Official
LONDON, Mar, 19 (Reuter)-The death has occurred of Sir Henry Simpson Lunn, Kt., M.D., J.P., Vice- President of the League of Nations Union and Honorary President of the Anglo-Hellenic League; Athens, in his 80th year. He was educated at Horncastle Grammar School and Dublin University.
BERLIN, Mar 19 (Reuter)-APPEAL: Nevile Henderson, the British Am- bassador In Germany, looking very cheerful, was seen off by Bl George Ogilvie-Forbes; Counsellor, and the start of the British Em- bassy. There were no German officials present and the departure Was absolutely informal. The
| French Ambassador, M. Coulondré
GENEVA, Mar, 19 (Reuter) -Dr. Benes has telegraphed to President Roosevelt, Mr... Chamberlain, M. Daladier and M. Eltvinoff appealing to them to refuse to recognise" "thla crime."
is expected to leave for Paris on ANOTHËR: Monday.
MOVING:
PRAGUE, Mar. 19 (Renter) -A great part of the German troops left town and are re- ported to be movlog eastward. Frague was quieter yesterday. There is no longer the cease- less march past of mechanised troops paralysing traffic, but planes flew overhead through- out the day, skimming the tops of houses with a deafen- ing rear.
TALKING:
(Renter) Sir PARIS, Mar.· 19 Eric Phipps, British Ambassador in Paris, had a talk with M, Dala- dier yesterday afternoon..
AT HOME:
MADRID, Mar.
National
19 (Reuter)-- Counci Defence
The | Foreign Minister, Sendr Besteiro, appealed to France over the Madrid Radio last night to open. negotiations for an honourable peace.
MEETING
LONDON, Mar. 19 (Reuter)~~ During
Saturday afternoon meeting of Defence Ministers was held at the
Com- offices of the mittee for Imperial Defence.
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RECALLED:
BERLIN, Mar, 19 (Reater) — The German Ambassador in London has been recalled to Berlin to report.
GIVING:
CAPETOWN, Mar, 19 (Reuter)-
SHANGHAI, Mar. 18 (Reuter)- Gen. Smuts was unable to leave The Czechoslovakian" Legation in Capetown owing to the interrin-Shanghal was handed over to the tional situation. He was intending local German diplomatic authori- to spend the week-end at a politics on instructions received from tical meeting out of town. Prague by M. Jan Seba, the
JOVATION:
BERLIN, Mar, 19 (Renter)- Herr Hitler interrupted his journer to Berlin at Lins where he was given an ovation when he appeared on the bal-
Sir Henry, who was knighted in 1661
industrial power and limit 1910, was British Chairman of the
herself to agriculture, and
and
World Conference of Faith
in 1927 and
tional Convention of 1787 to the
Secondly, that Germany beOrder in Lausanne granted a complete monopoly lectured on the American Constru over all Rumanian exportable annual meeting for 1928 of the products, including oil, grain, George Washington Sulgrave Insti- lumber, cattle and, foodstuffs.tution, New
AND IN RETURN
In return, Germany would guarantee Ramania's tërzitóri- al, integrity sad the Inde- pendence of her people.
The demand is reported to have been completely rejected. and the result has been that all Rumanian political parties have sunk their differences and have joined F common front.
Reuter learns in well-informed any action which might bring circles in London that the report Germany, considered the Soviet's that Germany has submitted far- reaching economic demands to most dangerous enemy, close to
Rumania, is correct, its borders.
Germany demanded a complete
It is believed in informed circles monopoly over all Rumanian ex- that the Soviet cannot but wield ports and that Rumania complete-
a strong hand if. Rumania's inly revert to the state of an agricul- tegrity is threatened, particularly tural country.
BA Soviet interesta in Ukraine
might thereby be vitally affected:
This strong hand might be felt as in the case of China, with " which the Soviet " has. established friendly... relations and let miaterial aid after the Japanese invasions.
York, proceeding through Canada, New Zealand and Australia on a world tour in sup port of the League of Nations.
His publications include A Friend
Czechoslovakian Minister.
FRIENDS:
'BURGOS, Mar. 19 (Reuter)—A Pact of Non-Aggression Friendship has been signed tween Spain and Portugal, "-
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The Hst of prizo winners 13 as Rusten's Bruno. 2. Mr. Tse's Bobble. follows:---
3. Mrs Raymond's 'Brownie.
Best Dog of Show (Laneford trophy, Class 23.—Alsatiaris (open). 1. Mrs presented by Messrs Lane, Crawford. Tollan's Faithful. 2. Max. Braga's Ltd)-Mr., Wood's Great Dane. Tiger Rollo. 3. Mr. Hempsey's Blacky. of Cuddington.
Class 23-Great Danen (open). Best Bitch of Show (Dalryfarm tro-Mr. Wood's Tiger of Cuddington. phy presented by the Dairy Farm Co.) Mrs. Frederick's Karl Highly com- " Mrs Merritt's Cocker Spaniel Gena nended Mr. Duchess of Cormorin.
Asgard.
(Sherley's
Hommel's Heina of
Best Puppy of Show
Crossbreds
1. Mr. Class 24-Crosabreds Open. trophy presented by Messrs. A. P.
Co.1-Mrs. Merritt's Ashby's crossbred setter, Blottie. 2. Sherley Cocker Spaniel, Merry Squire of Ware. Mr. Macgregor's crossbred Dalmatian Best China-bred Dog (The Presi-pointer, Whisky, 3. Mrs. Fowle's Mic- dent's trophy. presented by Mr. kia. Special prize-Mrs. Peer's cross- E. C. Prederick)--Mrs. Parmar's Wire-bred terrier, Ticky. Highly com
Prederick's crossbred haired fox terrier, Punch,
mended-Mr
Any Other Variety.
Best China-bred Bitch (Spillers terrier Bays. trophy, presented by spillers, Ltd)- Mrs Merritt's Cocker Spantet, Gena Duchess of Cormorin.
CLASSES
Class 1-Litters (Open)
1. Mrs. Wallace's Litter of Alsa-
tians. 2. Mrs. Soldini's litter of Je алева.
Highly
commended -- Mr. Wood's litter of Great DanES.
Class --Toys (Various) Open
Other than Litter, Breed or Cross- bred. Classes) Class 35. Terriera Mrs. Musta-
1. ce's Scottish "terrier, Jeremy.
2. Mr. Irish terrier. Mickey. 3 McKiernan's Irish Mrs.
Scottish Shannon's
- Mrs. Whisky. Highly commended Boyd's Boston terrier, Buddy
1. Class 26.-Other than Terriers. Mrs. Kuburn-Marris" Samoyed. Par- 2. Mr. Ba's. St.
terrier,
1. Mrs. Cecil's Pekingese, Chin Keeningham Polar Bru
Bernard. Euston. 3. Dr. Yu's Bull- 2 Mrs. Soldtml's. Pl (dog. 2.2 years), Japanese, Pochy (dog. 5.3 years). 3. deg Jiggs Highly commended Miss Springer MacFadyen's Englial Pomeranian, Dinkey Spaniel, Sherry; Mrs. Gillard's
Mr. Macgregor's (hitch, 8 years). Highly commended Dalmatian, Spy; Mr. Stanton's Dober Lady MacGregor's Pekingese, Wu mann Pinscher, Rolle: Mr. La's Collie,
(dog, 5 years),
Class 3-Thibetans (various) open.
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Laund Lilypod
Class 27-Any other variety. 1. 1. Miss Fearon's Fing Exh dog. 8.2 Mrs. Kuburn-Morris, Samoyed, Par years). 2. Miss Grose's Flip (dog. 2.8 years). 3. Mrs. Duclos, Winkie (dog,ningham Folar Bru. 2. Mr. Bu'n St.
Berhard Buston. 10 year).
Brace Breed Classes
1. Mr. Eu's St. Class 28-Brace. Class 4-Caim Terriers (open). Bernard's Euston and Eucliffe. 2. Mrs. Mrs. Stanton's Sonny. 2. Mrs. Stanton's Merri's Cocker Spaniels, Merry Slater 3. Mrs. Stanton's Jack, High Squire of Ware and Gena Duchess of commended-Miss Fearon's Amy. Comorin 3. Mrs. Stanton's, Cairn Class 5-Sealyhams (open). 1. Mrs. terriers. Sister and Sonny, Highly Stanton's Domino Lass. 3. Mr. Fel-
commended-Mrs. Merritt's
Cocker tham's Edozer Grock. 3. Mrs. Peers' Spaniels, Mayflower Wyandeste and Spud.
May flower Delaware: Mrs. Kilburn. Morris, Samoyeds. Famingham Pola Bra and Farningham Roska.
Veterans
Class 6. Fox Terriers smooth open 1. Mrs. Martin's Nipper. Mrs. Deacon's Berzo II. Highly Com- mended-Miss Bander's Nippa
Class 7-Fox Terriers (wire-haired)
National
Era. Martin's smooth-
Class 29,- Veterans: 1. Mrs. Fel- china-bred 1. Mrs. Farrar's Punch. Grock. 2. Miss Peardon's Thibetan 'tham's Sealybom terrien Hoozer 2. Mrs. Bills' Michael. 3. Mrs. Wyllie's terrier, Ping Ern. 3. Mrs. Frederick's Judy. Highly Commended Mrs. Great Dane, Kari.
Highly commend- Cooper's Paddy.
ed-Mr. Hempsey's Alsatian, Blacky. Class 8-Fox Terriers wire-haired) imported 1. Mr. Miles Bushwood Class 30-British-owned puppies Gay Girl. 2. Mrs. Wallington's Peter-
1. (open). Highly commended-Master haired fox errier, Nipper. 2. Mrs. macke. Roberts. Bonzo.
Eustace's Scottish terrier, Jeremy, 3. and
Class 9-Fox Terriers (wire-haired Mrs. Innes' Dalmatian. Bulle:. be-open. 1. Mis. Farrar's Punch, 3. Mr.
commended Mrs Duclos Miles' Bushwood Gay Girl
Thibetan terrier, Winkle. Mrs. Class 10-Bull Terriers (open). Mrs.) Grabbe's Dachshund, Gretchon. Mr. Welll's Dopey 2. Mrs. Flanagan's Geer's Dachshund, Bally Ambrose....
Class 31-Other than British-owned Class 11-Airedalos (open). Mise
1. Mrs. Merritt's D'Almada's Selassic. 2. Master Bhate's Puppies (open);
cocker spaniel, Merry Squire of Ware. Стивое.
2. Mrs. Stanton's Cairn terrier, Jack. Gun Dogs
3. Mr. Dreyer's cocker spaniel, Nigger. Class 12-Spaniels Cocker Puppies
commended-Mr. Highly (open). 1. Mrs. Merritt's Merry Squire Dachshund, Fritz.
“THE LIBERTY WE HAVE ENJOYED. WE WILL
יך
NEVER SURRENDER”
LONDON, March 18 (Renter}---Wild cheers and applause Krested, the final passages of Mr. Neville Chamberlain's speech at Birmingham in, which he declared: "There is hardly anything I would not sacrifice for peace, but there is one thing I must except, that is, the liberty we have enjoyed for hundreds of years and which we will never surrender. of Missions in India, Municipal "While I am not prepared to Studies and International Friend- engage this country in new com- ship, Round the world with a mitments yet, no greater mistake Dictaphone, The Secret of the could be made than to suppose Saints, and Nearing Harbour. -- that this nation will not take part to the utmost of its power in re- sisting a challenge, if it is ever
SETTLEMENT OF made, and in that declaration, I
OIL DISPUTE
Plan Announced
By Cardenas
| am convinced, that I have not merely the support, sympathy' and confidence of my countrymen and countrywomen, but the approval of the whole British Empire and all other nations who value peace,' indeed, put value freedom even
more."
that
what you
I
SHOCK FOR PUBLIC.
OPINION
"One thing is certain, publle opinion throughout the world has received a sharper shack than has ever yet been ad- ministered to it even by the present regime In Germany. But what may be the effects of this profound disturbance in men's minds cannot yet be foretold, but I am sure that they will be far-reaching in their results upon the future,” Mr. Chamberlain added
that
Highly
com
Howard's Bitches
of Ware. 2. Mr. Dreyer's Nigger."
Class 32, British-owned. Class 13-Spaniels Cecker Bitches (China-hred). 1. Mrs. Merritt's Gena (open). 1. Mr. Miles' wire-haired fox terrier, Bushwood Gay Girl. 2. Miss Duchess of Cormorin. 2. Mrs. Stuart's Turnbull's terrier, Stoogie. 3. Mru Judy. Highly Commended-Mra, Ox Tellan's Alsatian Faithful. Highly berry's Nellie.
Stuart's cocker Class 14 (Spantels Cock Bitches
Mrs. Danby's cocker (open).
Mrs, Merritt's Gena spaniel, Judicious of Ware.
spaniel, Duchess of Comorin. 2. Mra. Stuart's Clase 33-British-owned Dogs (China-bred). 1 Mrs. Farrar's wire- Class 15-8panieis Cocker Dogs haired fox terrier, Punch. 2. Mrs. (China-bred). 1, Mr. Dreyer's Nigger. Weill's bull terrier, Dopey 3 Mrs. Mr. Ashby's Michael,
Frederick's Afghan boud, Kushka of Class 16.-Spaniels Cocker Dog! Zara
Highly commended ---- Lady (open).
Mrs. Merritt's Merry MacGregor's Pekingese Wu Mrs. Squire of Ware. 2. Mr. Dreyer's Nig- Gillard's Japanese, Bnooky: Mrs. wire-haired fox terrier, Duke Dupuy's 17-Betters (any variety of Bonnte View
Judy
ger.
1.
Class open). 1. Mrs. De Vos' English set-
Class 34.--British-owned Dogs (im- tet, Hetman. 2. Mrs. Harms-Enden's ported), 1. Mrs. Ruston's chow, Bruno. Irish setter, Patricia of Whyworry,
་
Hounds
2. Mra. Kuburn-Morris” Samoyed,
Farningham Polar Bru. 3. Mr. Ho Class 18.-Dachshunds (any varie-well's Cocker apanici, Chewten ty) Puppies (open). 1. Mr. Geer's | Clarion. Highly": commanded - Mrs Bally. 2. Mra Dabbe's Gretchen. Shannon's Boottish terrier Whisky: Highly commended Mr. Middleton- Master Robert's wire-haired fox ter Smith's Miss Smith
rier. Bonzo: Mrs. Wallington's wire-
Class 19-Dachshunds (any varie haired fox terrier, Petermeke; Mr. tg)" open. 1. Mr. Shield's Widbrook Shield's dachshund, Widbruck Wald-
Class 3. Mr. Watsen's Prosit,
35.-American-owned Bitch
Waldman. 2. Mrs. Seth's Rudolph man.
Class 38, American-owned Dos
Dogs fopen).. 1. Mrs. Stanton's Cairn ter- 1. Mrs. Fier, Bonny 2. Mr. Stanton's Dober-
mann Pinscher, Rolfe, 3. Mrs. Stan ton's Afghan bound. Firdausi of Zara. Highly commended Mr. Moxler- nan's Irish terrier, Mickey
MEXICO CITY, Mar. 19
In beginning his speech Mr. Owing to lack of information last Chamberlain said: "The tremen- Wednesday, he was obliged to con- (Reuter)-President Cardenas
Class 20-Afghan hounds (open) (open)., I. Mrs. Stanton's Cairn ter- REJECTION OF DEMANDS announced a plan for settle-
dons events which have been tak-fine myself to an over-restrained
1. (awarded Zara trophy, presented by zier, Sister. 2. Mrs. Stanton's Sealy- and cautious exposition on what, Mrs. H. M. Howelly Mrs. Faber's Amir ham, Domino Las 3 Mrs. Merritt's The demanda, which were de- ment of the oil dispute which, ing place to Europe Have
at the time, I felt I could make of Zara. 2. Mrs. Stanton's Firdausi cocker spaniel. Geng Duchess of ilvered by Herr Wohlihat, were he said, was based on a pro-
thrown everything else into posal by Mr. Bichberg.
the...
and immediately rejected."`-
background
but the little commentary and, per- | of Zara Highly commended-Mrs Cormarin.
feel
and haps, naturally that somewhat Frederick's Kushka of Zara, Emphasizing the gravity of the President Cardenas sald that the
Non-Sporting Dogs situation, a Crown Council pre plan provided for co-operation be those who are Ustening want to cool objective statement gave rise
Class 11.Chows (open). sided over by King Carol, was tween the Mexican Government hear is some Indication of the to misapprehension."
views of His Majesty's Government promptly summoned last evening. and the companies, the latter con- In the light of Stalin's statement and was attended by the Ru-tributing the amount of indemnity as to the nature and implications
manian army chiefs.
claimed and any new capital in- of those events. before the Congress of the Com-
Reuter is informed that the vested... munist Party on Mar. 10 that Council noted with satisfaction When the valuation of the pro Germany'a future expansionist acts that diplomatic and military steps perties seized had been completed would be directed against the taken and contemplated, were con- the percentages of profits to be west, Germany's latest move would (sidered adequate to protect Ru-distributed would be worked out. appear, at first sight, to havemanian integrity. taken the Soviet by surprise, but
It must be remembered that after
tion of Czechoslovakia was sidered a foregone conclusion.
4.
President Cardemes declared that
GUNS HEARD IN SHANGHAI
CHUNGKING, Mar. 18 (Central) Chinese guerillas on the outskirts the co-operation plan and the x-of Shanghat caused two sleepless After a three-day stay in the ing of percentages would be set nights to the Japanese garrison the Munich Conference the occupa-celony, the 79-year-old Rev. Bir tied by experts "once the com: there on Mar. 16 and 17, when in
Con- Montagu Beauchamp one of the pantes accept the principles pro-termittent gun and ride.reporte famous "Cambridge Seven." left posed by the Mexican Goverment." were heard in the city from the It may be important to recall in the sa Cortul on Friday
It is reliably learned that the outlying western districts, accord- another passage in Stalin's speech:hly fourth journey into the in- expropriated interests will foining to a report from Shanghai. "We stand for rendering, support terior of China, via Shanghái, issue with the President's state- Yesterday afternoon, several Je- Dr. Ivor C.mentirasisting the settlements panese planes were seen proceeding to nations which are victims of to visit his son, aggression and which are fighting Beauchamp who is in charge or would only be possible if the com- from Nantao in a notarwesterly for the independene of their the Pao Ning Hospital in Sze-pantes retain the entire manages- direction, apparently for the pur pose of surveying guerfila. positions country,"
chuats.
ment.
On
· GERMANY-WILL REGRET IT
LONDON, Mar. 18 (Reuter)"... After a role of confidence had been passed for Mr. Chamber-/ lain at the conclusion of his speech ⠀at. Birmingham," - the l Premier re-spoke" and "said. “We' need not be down-heart- ed. This is a great and power ful nation, more powerful than six months ago, and sets of violence and injustice will bring their own reward" sooner or later, but
"Everyone of these incursions "ralses = tresh" dangers for, Ger- many in the future and I ven- ture to prophesy that, in the end, she will" bitterly" regret What her Government lins done."
CHANGES IN TENNISass 3-Chinese-bred exhibit (dog
the
was
PROGRAMME
or bitch), 1. Mr. Eo's St. Bernard, Eusten. 2. Dr. Yu's bulldog. Jiggs. 3... Mr. Li's collle. Laund Lllypod. High- Two changes are announced ly commended Mrs. Lieu's collle, in this week's programme in the Lady Sunshine; Mr. Eu's St. Bernard.
Eucline. tennis championships at.
Class 38-Exhibit other than own the Hongkong Cricket Club, whiched by British, American or Chinese published on Saturday, owner. 1.. Mr. Harris-Enden's Irish Both alterations are in the Club setter, Patricia of Whyworry. 2: Miss mixed Doubles Handicaps Ceci's Peringase Chin Kee
D'Almada's, Airedale, Belassie.” 3. Mrs. TA Pearce and Misa Dcomended Mira Dodwell (-15) will now play H Rollo D. Bidwell and Miss E. J. Lam- mert (plus 2/6) on Thursday instead of Wednesday, while Mr. and Mrs L. Goldman. (-15) will meet Lt. J. Theobald and Mrs. Churchill (1/6) on Wednesday Instead of Thursday."
Cale
2 Mrs Donovan's Dinty. 3. Bhaw Siamese-1. Mr. Danby's Cliequet. Children's Twink Highly commend- ed-Bhaw Children's Rajah. Un
Persian-1. Mr. Merritt's, Golden Pun's Blue Boy. Highly commended Girl 1. Mrs Leong'a Hiackie. 3, Mrs
Mrs. Merriten Blue-Boy,
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