1929-09-02 — Page 11

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THE SINO-SOVIET OUTLOOK.

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General Managers

CONCESSION,

Sino-Busalan declaration of

R

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1929.

MR. SNOWDEN HOME

AGAIN.

HOW BRITAIN'S INFLUENCE WAS RE-ESTABLISHEN,

London, Aug. 81.

The British Chancellor of the

Shanghai, Sept. 1. The Foreign Minister, Dr. C. T. Wang, commenting on reports Exchequer, Mr. Philip Snowden, The Moscow regarding a joint will arrive in London from the

Hague at 8.30 to-morrow morn settlement of the Chinese Eastern ing. The time fixed for his Rallway lasue, stated, "The Na-arrival has probably boon chosen Gond Government can find rea-

on to replace the present che man health, in order to avoid the by Mr. Snowden, who is in frafl of the directorate of the railway with a new chairman. The report public demonstration which would from certain quarters implying that otherwise have been accorded Chinn has agreed or would agree him. His firm attitude during to such a proposal from the Soviet the Hague conference has greatly is absolutely groundless. The ques- stirred the tion has never been raised, and British Wirclean. should Russia put forward this demand, the National Government would find it impossible to accept.”

Router.

To Sign Declaration,

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

The Steamship,

"SPHINX"

Arrived Hongkong on Tuesday the

27th August, 1929.

From

MARSEILLES. &c niso bring- ing cargo from BORDEAUX,

· COGNAO &e ox 8.8. "TETUAN"

named steamer are hereby informed Consignees of Cargo, by the above that their goods with the exception of Oplem, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and placed at their risk in the Godowns of the Hongkong British public, Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Kowloon, whence delivary can be obtained as the goods are landed.

Goods not cleared within 7 days including date of arrival, will be

London, Sept. 1. A storm of cheering greeted the arrival of Mr. Snowden and the members of the British delegn- tion from the Hague at Liverpool Street this morning.

other nations

subject to rent.

All cinima must be sent to the undersigned before the Thursday, the 6th September, 1020, or they will not be_recognized.

L LESDOS,

Agent. Hongkong, 27th August, 1929.

P. & 0. BRITISH-INDIA, APCAR AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES.

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From Hong-

kong (about)

Destination

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Moscow, Aug. 31. M. Litvinoff, in advising the

Damaged packages must be left in Mr. Snowden Interviewed by the Godowns for examination by the German Ambassador of the So Reuter, said, "The

Conference consignees, and the Company'a Sur- vieta willingness to sign the joint realised our best hopes. We surveyor Messrs. Goddard and Douglas

10,000 declaration seitling" "the Sino-

ceeded in all the essential points at 10,00 a.m, оп

8.018 Monday the Russian disputes, stated that the of our claims, The influence of 2nd September, 1020, Soviet saw no reason for appoint Great Britain in international af

7,936 No claims will be admitted after ing a new manager and. assistant fairs has been re-established, and the goods have left the Godowns. manager of the Chinese Eastern

our relations with other countries

No dire Insurance will be effected by Railway, as proposed in the Chin-

are now more cordial than at any

us in any case whatever. ese draft of the declaration.

However, if the Chinese Go-time since the war. We are now vernment appointed a new chair.better understood. It took the de. man, on whon lay the responsi-legations of the bility of a violation of State some time to realise that in assert- affairs on the railway, as esta-ing our claims for fair treatment blished by the treaties, the we were really fighting for the Soviet Foreign Commissariat, in sanctity of international agree-

We have conformity with the Soviet's un-nents.

been greatly changing pence policy, and meet- strengthened in our efforts by the ing with the wish of the Chinese practical unanimity of the British Government, would bring before press and British public opinion, the Soviet Government the ques- for which we cannot too highly tion of appointing a new manager express our obligations."-Reuter, and assistant

manager, such appointment to be simultaneous with the signing of the joint de-

claration.

The Text.

A PLUCKY RESCUE.

ALARMING INCIDENT AT A BATHING BEACH,

But for the promptitude of an onlooker, there would most lika- ly have been a bathing fatality at Teing Lang Tau beach during the week-end.

this morning, the Foreign Office

At this beach, which is 18 spokesman declared that Nanking | miles out on the Castle Peak had received no statement from Road, there were low bathera on The text of the Sino-Russian the Chinese Minister in Berlin Saturday afternoon. Tho tido declaration, As amended by regarding the alleged settle- | was just on the turn and a strong Russia, lays it down that both ment of the Chinese Eastern current was running parallel to parties shall appoint representa-Railway issue as reported in mes- the beach assisted by

stiff Lives to a conference to Bottle all suges from Moscow. The spokes- ensterly breeze.

admitted, however, tint questions pending between them, man

In conformity with the 1924 negotiations in Berlin were pro-

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Tokyo, Aug. 31.

Agreement, and particularly to coeding satisfactorily.—Rentor.

the conditions for agree on redemption of the Chinese Eastern Railway na laid down in Article

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The first evidence that anything out of the ordinary was afoot, was, indicated when 0 lady bather was seen in some

little

difficulty and had to be assisted ashore by her husband, and friend.

It is stated from Mukion that nine of the Peking Agreement. a telegram from Tsitsihar reports

No sooner was this accomplish- Both parties believe that the that 15,000 Mukden troops have position of the Chinese Bastern arrived at Tetaihar during the ed than another member of the! Railway, which developed after mast five days.

party, Mr. D. A. McKintosh of the dispute, must be settled in A mesunge from Manchult the C.P.R., was heard calling accordance with the Peking und states that Dr. Hockel, the Ger- fer assistance and it was seen Mukden agreements of 1924, on

that he was fighting Lard against man Vice-Consul at Shanghai, the understanding that all altera-arrived there and interviewed the the current and making no head. tions shall be settled by the above | Chinese Garrison Commander way. mentioned conference.

His shouts for help brought Liang Chung Chin, to seek in- formation on the recent clashes to the scene Mr. A. Spary, who The Soviet Government recom- mends that a manager and assin-between Soviet forces and Chin-was in a matshed a short distance tant manager for the railway be ese border guards. The German away, Securing a life-belt, he immediately appointed by the consul is expected to proceed to promptly plunged into the water, Directorate. The Soviet Govern- Dalainor to inspect the actual and with swift, overhand strokes was soon beside the almost ex- ment will instruct employees of state of affairs. It is generally

hausted bather. Soviet believed that Germany is going to the railway who ure citizens and the Chinese Govern- mediate between the Soviet and ment will instruct the local au- China.-Reuter. thorities strictly to observe the conditions of Article Six of the Both parties 1924 Agreement. will immediately release all those who were arrested in connexion with the present incident, or since May Reuter.

Troops Leave Mykdén..

Mukden, Aug. 31..

One division of Mukden troops,

foing part of the First Aray defending the castern frontier, left for Kirin to-day, General

Wang Hau-shun, commanding the Firat Army, also left for Kirin

Negotiations in Berlin.

Nanking, Aug. 31. In at Interview with Reuter Reuter.

Clinging to the life-belt, Mr. McKintosh was NOW in no im- mediate danger, but it was only after a desperate struggle that his rescuer aucceeded in towing him ashore.

Mr. Spary, who is an overseer

in the Public Works Department and also a popular member of the Kowloon Football Club, was afterwards the recipient of hoarty

congratulations from the vicinity.

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ST. ALBANS 4,500 NEILORE

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4th Oct. 6,853 1st Nov. 6,956-29th Nov.

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SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN

5 2×3 5th Sept.

4 500 10th Sept.

10 946 13th Sopt,

S'hai, Moji, Keve & Yoko

Mojl, Kobs, Osaka & Yoko Shangbai

| 10,006 | 14th Sept. | Amoy, Mojj, Kobo & Osaka 6.715 17th Sopt. | Shanghai, Moji & Kobe 8,018 19th Sept. Amoy, S'hai, Moji, Robe

& Onaka

"All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice.

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Fare Hongkong to London £82.

TO LONDON, ROTTERDAN & HAMBURG via STRAITS & COLOMBO.

Motor Vessel "GLENAMOY"... Motor Vossel "GLENAPP Motor Vessal "GLENLUCE" Motor Vossol 'GLENBEG"

2nd Bopt

2nd Oct,

30th

Oot.

***

27th

Nov.

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*70

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27th Sept.

11th Oct.

25th

Oct

Steamship

8th Nov.

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RADIO BROADCAST.

THE LOCAL PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY,

ECKNER IN NEW YORK.

GIVEN TUMULTUOUS

WELCOME.

Broadcast by Z.B.W. on 250 metres.

New York, Sept. 31. 1.49 p.m. Weather report.

A tumultuous official welcome, 5.38-6.30 p.m. Programme of Chl-accompanied by showers of con- neat music, (Records supplied through fatti and paper streamers, was the courtesy of Messrs. Canton Trad-accorded Dr. Hugo Eckener yes- ing Association, Ltd.).

terday, when he rode in triumph.

"Fantasin on 17th Century Music,?

7.48 p.m. Evening weather report. down Lower Broadway. He was 8 p.m. Evening Programme, (Co-cheered, by a crowd of half & lumbia Records supplied through the million people while the airship courtesy of Messrs. Anderson Music Los Angeles circled overhead Co., Ltd.).

Reuter's American Service,

Embarks on Trip Homeward.

Lakehurst, Sept. 1. The Graf Zeppelin loft for Friedrichshafen at 7.18 this morn-- ing-Reuters American Service,"

(A. D. 1604),

The Regimental Band of If, M. Grenadier Guards. "Caprice Viennols," (Kreisler), "Gipsy Aire" (Sarasate),

Violin Solo, Toscha Seudel.

Overturs

"I Matrimonio Secreto,

(Cimarosa)

Milan Symphony Orchestra. "The 'Ole in the

Humorous Sketch by

George Graves (The Man in the Hole and Myles Clifton, The Dude). "Sennen Cove," (Mayer),

Court Symphony Orchestra. "There Reigned A Monarch in Thule," "Sea Wreck

Contralto, Muriel Brunskill The Three Cornered ifat,"

(de Falla),

Madrid Symphony Orchestra. The Fourth Form at St. Michaels,"

Comedy Sketch by

Will Day and His Scholars The Two Boville,

"Dancer of

Sir Dan Godfrey and the Bourne mouth Municipal Orchestra,

"Berenade Melancolique,

Violin Solo, Naoum Blinder.

"My Mother's Eyes, "Long Ago

Organ Solo, Quentin M. MacLean,

Toreador Et Andalouse," "Milenka, Gerenado,"

Jean Lenson and Ilis Orchestra. "Melody in "The_Royal Tageant,"

Xylophone Duct,

Famous Barnardo Musical Boys, "Minuet In G "Minuet,"

St. James's String Sextet. on the Beach at Bangaloo "Sing Ho! for the Days of Drinking,"

Norman Long, Moment Musical," (Bchubart), "Serenade (Moskowa Celeste Octet

J. II. Squire Cavalleria Rusticana," Prelude,

Circolo Mandolinistico Guiseppe

Verdi of Leghorn,

The New Moonj

Duet:--Gene Gerrard Dolorsq

Farris and Cherus,

10.30 p.m. Class down.