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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1929,

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COMMUNISTS SHOT.

MORE RAIDS MADE BY THE CANTON POLICE.

The dratie mensures adopted by the Canton Police in running down Commista in Kwangtung aro evidenced by the fact that during the last week or so about 70 "Red" suspects have been arrested. forty being found guiltý and shot

All the culprits were detained during Police raids conducted with

LIGHTER LOOTED.

BOYCOTT. ACTIVITY IN. SHANGHAI,

Under cover of darknem, a largo

clothes and armed, with Mausor pis- tals and rillen boarded a Harbour re-

party of Chinese dressed in plain

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Brandenst by Z.B.W. on 350 metros. 1.48 p.m. Weather Report. 5.30-8.30 p.m. Demonstration

Framme.

MORE ARCTIC COLD.

SEVERE WINTER WEATHER RETURNS TO BRITAIN.

London, Feb. 26. After a few days of comparative Pro-mildness, the Arctic conditions

have been renewed in Britain.

7.48 p.m. Evening Weather Re-

gistered tighter at Shanghat containing a cargo of piece goods valued at over Tls. 30,000 shipped in the core

port. of Mesara. Jardine, Matheson and Coir and

for Yangtzo. ports. destined The affair occurred in the heart of the Settlement at Kiukiang Road jetty and the armed party arrived by a watches and crow of the cargo

the work just as good, and cause the greatest Recreoy. One report large steam launch, intimidated the

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8 p.m. Evening Programme (Vic tor and H. M. V. Records). "Martial Moments," The Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, "gong Of The Volga Boatmen," "The Dear Homeland,"

Bass-Baritone, Peter Dawson. "Sanctuary Of The Heart."

Temple Garden"

Heavy snowfalls are general, due, according to weather exports, to a persistent anti-cyclone over Senndinávia and Russia.

Still colder woather is fore- casted. Router.

Crowd Disappointed.

received by the authorities was to boat, attached a towing rope to the "In A Chinesa Reginald Foort. 1 ers hoping to see the Prince of

Shiu

the effect that a band "of Com-lighter and towed it to the Chinese murists was arriving from City where the cargo was discharged from the Highter into the Chinesa kwan, the principal terminus of the Chamber of Commerce godown. Canton-Shinkwan railway. A trap was act and detectives awaited the rival of the train. They were "fallowed to Sai: Churn, where ten were arronted.

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So far neither the shippers nor the shipping company have been able to recover any part of the cargo and on representations being made are told that "it is a matter for the Committee to decide."

The majority of the prisoners had in their possession booklets The Anti-Japanese Boycott. containing reliable information re-

It appears that on the night tho ̈ garding the movements of Na-watchman on duty on the lighter ob tionalist leaders and details of the served a steam launch approaching Nationalist programme.

the Kiukiang Road pontoon and later the launch madg fast and armed men The nust successful raid was

boarded the cargo boat. On inquiry, carried out on Sunday when #

the watchman was informed that the posse of armed police raided a Com

members of the armed party repro munist den in a house at Saikwat.sented the anti-Japanese Boycott notorious Communist leader Association and were going to con- namo Chan was found there, it fiscate the goods on board the lightor being alleged that he has long claiming that they were of Japanese evaded the Polico by living at the origin. suburb of Fong Chuen. Informa tion received on Sunday morning that the man was coming to the eity was promptly used.

A

Check onCommunism..

Canton, Feb. 26. Instructions have been issued by the Commissjoner of Education that new legislation has been passed by the Nanking ment applying to returned students from Russia:

Govern-

The watchmen and the crow point. ed out that the goods wero in the care of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co. and, therefore, could not be touched but their arguments wore of no avail and they were roughly push ed nside, Subsequently the armed party attached a tow rope to the City where they discharged the cargo lighter and proceeded to the Chinese

Into

thousands of packages of goods,

a godown which contained

Attempts were made to secure the release of the cargo but all were un- successful and the matter has now been referred to the. British Con- sulate.

Who Shall Pay?

Several most important points of the greatest interest to shipping com- panies and morchants aro raised by thia Intest outrage. Neither slipping company ner shipper has infringed any law, but the shipping company having taken delivery of cargo to lighter for transhipment to steamer and having presumably, issued ship- ping documents to shippers, apparent- ly has contracted to skip the cargo to destination or at least, has given a receipt against local delivery."

All students who return to China from Russia shall report to the Government within one week from the time of their landing; any student who falls to report himself shalt be considered as a Communist, and be liable to be ar- rested as such by officers of the Government; all returned students are to stay al the Government quarters, and shall be provided with food at the expense of the Government, these quarters to be in charge of a representative from the Central Government; such students are not allowed to leave the Government quarters' unless a certificate has been received from the Central Government that they not connected with Coni- manism; the students shall be at free immediately on receiving a certifients from the Central Gov-ment with consignees may be in ex-

istenca in respect of this vernment, which is to be signed Ranks may already have advanced by at least five members of the money against the production of Kuomintang Committee, and free documents, students shall report themselves to the Government from time to time for one year, ns to what they have been doing during that period.

Should any student confess that he is connected with Communism he will be dealt with according to law. A Correspondent,

are

Further, shippers conceivably have hypotheeated the cargo and are under obligation to deliver a completo sot of shipping documents to banks which Credit issued by banks by arrange- they cannot now do Letters of

Corgo,

Organ

"Te a Wild Rose, "Night Time in Old Shanghai,

Whitey Smith's Majestle Hotel Orch. "Pagliaccl-Prologue,"

Baritone, Lawrence Tibbett, "Zampa," (Herold) The Band of M. Coldstream Guards; "Spring Song," "Serenity,"

Violin Solo, Rence Chemot. "Unfinished Symphony In D Minor,"

(Schubert)

The Royal Opera Orch., Love, Could I Only Tell Thee," Covent Garden, "So We'll Go No More A-Roving,"

Tenor, Derek Oldham.

She Wonders

Tosca-Potpourri Whitey Smith's Majestic Hotel Orch.

"Chinese Words, Why'"'"

"Songs My Mother Taught Me,"

Marek Weber And His Orchestra. "Since First I Met Theo,

Soprano, Rosa Poneelle,

"The Swan," "Moment Musical,"

Violoncello Solo, Pablo Casals, "Marina-George's Arrival,"

Miguel Fleta.,

London, Feb. 26. The snow disappointed London-

Wales proceed in state from Buck- ingham Palace to St. James Palace to deputise for the King in holding the first lovee of the season.

The bad weather compelled a cancellation of the state procession. The Prince of Walca, instead of, driving in the silver and gold state coach, escorted by Life Guarda, arranged to walk from York House-Renter.

WEST RIVER MISHAP.

WUCHOW STEAMER STRIKES

SUBMERGED ROCK.,

Impact with a rock in Tung Sai Ma Ling waters, near the Samshui River, has caused the a.. Tai Hing, the well known Hongkong-Wuchow steamer on the run to the West River districta, some damage, and will probably neces sitate her entering dock for slight re- pairs 'to-day.

"At Dawning," "Andantino,"

The incident occurred while the Violin Solo, Fritz Kreisler. vessel was, on her trip to Hongkong My Sunshine!" "Woman is Fickle,"

from Wuchow with 264 passengers, mostly Chinese, and 1,700 packets of Tenor, Tito Schips, cargo on board. "Hungarian Dance No, 6 and 6,"

San Francisco Symphony Orchestra., "The Rosary" "A Perfect Day,"

Soprano, Rosa Ponsella. 10.10 p.m. News Bulletin. "Gipsy "Sweeth

International Concert Orchestra. "Aldershot Command Searchlight

Tattoo,"

Massed Pipe Bands Of The

Aldershot Command, March "The 78th's Farewell to Gibraltar."

Kitchen.

Strathspey The Do'il in tho

Reel "The De'll among the Tailors," March "The Wee Man at the Loom.” March "Hot Punch." Slow March "My Home," God Save The King. p.m. Close Down:

10.30

RACE SWEEPS.

LUSITANO CHAMPIONS

DRAW.

Matters of this sort do not, of course, interest the precocious youths

The following are the results of the functioning as anti-boycott society drawing which took place last night representatives, They probably of the Club Lusitano's Cash Sweep would not be able to appreciate the

on the Hongkong Champlons, to bu the fact remains that multitudinous position if explained to them. But

ron to-day: complications can arise from this' latest outrage and the only solution is the immediate return of the cargo to, the British firm in whose charge it

WANDERING SCHOLARS partly was at the time of the filegal

armed raid.

LECTURE ABOUT THE MIDDLE CHINA & THE POWERS.

AGES BY MISS WATTS,

'Of great value to the students of the Hongkong University and to others who are interested in the more famous literary men of the Middle Ages, was a lecture by Miss M. B. Watts, M. A. in the Union Assembly Room of the University, yesterday evening, to members of the Education Society and their friends.

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Shanghai, Fob, 20." Interviewed by pressmen- in Nanking on the recent foreign negotiations the Chinese Foreign Minister, Dr. C. T. Wang asserted that the deadlock in the Tsinanfu $4,000. dictissions continues, and

all negotiations with Japan have ceas-

1st Prize, $28,020; 2nd, $8,000; 3rd,

8.8. CHINHUA AGROUND ON WAY TO HONGKONG,

Miss Watts spoke of the study and altitude of the acholars of the Middle Ages, which began in ed. Dr. Wang added that ho ON BAKSHA BANKS. Griece a very long time ago. would hold a dual meeting with She traced the work of the Mr. Yoshizawa. men whose names are now well! Commenting on the negotiations known, from Greece to Rome and for the revision of the Sino-French other countries. In the Middle treaty, Dr. Wang said that pro- Ages. snid Miss Watts, the gress had been made in a smooth Inngunge of the people was manner, and he expected to hold The British vessel, Chinhas, whilst Latin.:

one more conference with the coming to Hongkong through the In making reference to the French Minister before the agree Hainan Straits, went aground at scholars of Ireland, the speaker ment will be signed in Nanking. Baksha Banks, which is described as montoned a humorous Incident! The Chinese Minister remarked "extending to westward Lat 20 deg. which occurred at a dinner. The that the Chinese have continued 07% min, N. and Long. 110 dog. 25 Irish were known ne. Scotus, and the negotiations with the Belgian ; min. E." during a dinner one of the guests Minister to Ching on the retroces- asked a monk the difference be-sion of the Belgian concession in

She managed to reflost herself and tween a sotus (drunkard) and a Tientsin to China. He added that under the command of Capt. D. D. arrived in port on Monday, he is Scotus. The scholar replied that the National Government expect Richards: She was borthed in mid- the difference was the width of the od the conferences in this direc-stream and is presumably none the table (laughter).

tio to succeed, an agreement in worse for hor experience. Speaking of the scholars of the which Belgium agrees to give up tonth century. Miss Watia sald her concession in Tientsin pro- that this period had a bad name Bably being signed in about a und was referred to as the depth month's time.-Wah Kiu Yat Po.

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| of the dark ages. There were not many great posts in that century. The Church, she said, disapproved, of these wandering scholars be- cause they were a bad lot. She mentioned various incidents of the infidelity of these men, who wrote: scandalous poems and parodied the hymns. They even wrote a drink parody of the Creed.

It was about the year 1215 that Latin became disused in England, said the lecturer.

Votes of thanks were expressed] to Miss Watts for the pains the had taken in preparing the paper.

THE U.S. NAVY.

LARGE SUM VOTED FOR RECONDITIONING,

INCREASING COST SHOWN IN ESTIMATES.

SOCIAL LEGISLATION.

London, Feb. 26. The increasing cost of social legination is revealed in joint Washington, Feb. 26. estimates by the Ministries of President Coolidge has approved Health and Labour of £79,050,000, the Bill authorising a sum of an increase of £2,417,000, of which $14,800,000, for alterations and re- housing grants account for £490, pairs to the battleships. Pennsyl-000, unemployment £205,000, old vania and Arizona-Reuters age pensions £1,800,000 American Service.

emigration 248,000,-Reuter,

and

Exactly how the mishap occurred in not known for the present, but ac cording to available information tho vessel left Samahal yesterday morn ing for Hongkong, and after the in- pact it was found that she had been holed and pumps had to be employed, The damage, however, is slight, and the steamer was able to resume her voyage, arriving here at Boven o'clock last night.

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