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THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1930.

EXILE IN TIMOR.

POLITICAL PRISONERS

PASS THROUGH.

As briefly reported yesterday, there was an echo of the re- cent mutiny of the military garrison nt Macia when the m.v. Svalo passed through Hongkong yester day with two civilian political pri- soners who are being exiled to Timor by the Macao Government for their connexion, it is alleged, with that" affair. They are Mr. Damino Rodrigues, a well-known Portuguese lawyer and journalist of Macao, who had at one time filled the past, of President of the Municipal Council of the Portuguese Colony, and Mr. Jose Almeida, who was Clerk or Secretary of that body.

The charges upon which the Macao Government has proceeded against the prisoners are not of ficially disclosed, and it was left to Д recent our correspondent, in letter dealing with the arrest of a number of civiligh members of the population, to Burmise that the measure was induced by the short- lived mutiny which broke out amongst the garrison' just beforu Christains.

In the chee of Mr. Damlao Rodrigues, it was a fairly well- known fact that he was by no means on the best of terms with the pre sent regime, and his journalistlo essays which have thrown much light on the subject, wore then pointed to as possibly providing one reason why he is now regarded with disfavour by the Government of the Colony.

"Political Reasons,"

Precisely how far he and Mr. Almeida was involved in the lato attempted coup, if they were at all. involved, is that known, and the most that could be learned locally upon the arrival of the Svale yes. terday was to the effect that the prisoners were being shipped to Timor for "political reasons."

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LOCAL RADIO.

HELENA MAY CONCERT

FOR TO-DAY...

To-day's wireless programme to be broadenst from the local station will include the concert at the Helena May Institute this afternoon. Today's full programme is:

5.25-7.00 p.m. (approx). Concert relayed from Helena May Institute.

1. Three Songs, Brahms.

(a) Wir Wandelten (We want

dered once).

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(b) Standchen (Serenade). (c) Von Ewiger Liebe (Love is for ever) Mrs. A. M. Bowes-

Smith.

2. Sonata in C Major

"Waldstein") Beethoven. (First Movement). Mr. A. M. Bowes-Smith. 3. (a) Three Russian Songs (in

English)

(1) To the Children,

(2)

Ά

Rachmaninoff. Fairy Story by the Fire,

Merikanto. (3) The Clock, Sachnowsky. (b) Love's Philosophy,

Roger Quilter.

Mrs. A. M. Bowes-Smith,

4. Seven Preludes, Chopin.

(a) No. 1 in C

(b) No. 7 in A

(c) No. 15 in D Pint

thy

No. 17 in A Flat

No, 20. C Minor

(I) No. 21 in B Flat

(g) No. 22 in C Minor

Mr. A., M. Bowes-Smith.

5. Sonata in C Minor for Piano and Violin, Grieg.

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lat Movt: Allegro molto ed appas-

sionato,

2nd Movi: Allegreita espressivo állu

Romanza.

3rd Movt: Allegro animate.

Mr. A. M. Bowes-Smith and Major J. P. Macnair. God Save the King 7.48 pm. Weather report. 2.00 p.m. Chlnėse programine, 19.30 pm. Clove down,

AUTOGIRO MACHINE.

SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRA- TIONS CARRIED OUT.

An officer in charge of tho military guard which brought the

London, Jan. 8. prisoners down to Hongkong yes

Demonstrations ▾ were given terday in a naval launch and which is to accompany the men do their yesterday, at Heston Air Park, of place of sojourn, when approached the latest type of Senor de la

was Cierva's autogiro by a reporter, said he without any Information the subject other than that, the prisoners were being taken to Timor for "political reasons."

machine, in

on which horizontal motors above the fuselage provide a lift instead of the fixed wing of the con ventional neroplanes.

Since 1926, when Senor Clerva's Questioned as to the terrig. and conditions upon which the measure machine was first tested, it has was taken, he said that in the case undergone important develop of Mr. Damino Rodrigues, who was ments, advantage having in the apparently regarded as the major meantime been taken of British design and offender, the authorities had detechnical, akili in ereed for him a period of 14 months construction. enforced sojourn at Timor, and in the case of Mr. Jose Almeida, eight nunthe.

The interesting fuct was further communicated that while at Timo no restraint will be placed over the movenienta of the men,

They will, it is given to under. stand, be allowed the run of the Island. When they have completed their terms they will then be allow ed to return, possibly to Macao,

The Sale Leaves,

The officer seen however, ad- mitted that the matter of the pri sopers' accommodation is one which largely rests with the authorities of Timor. Mr. Rodrigues' 17-year- old daughter is permitted to ac company her father to Timor, and with him when the reporter called aboard the Svale yesterday afternoon.

Was

Yesterday, he demonstrated that the machine could now take off in less space than 13 Hight and land almost aeroplane, vertieally on n space than a tennis court.

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The director of Civil Aviation, Sir Sefton Brancker, witnessed the demonstration, and later made a flight in the machine, which he hintself controlled.-British

Wireless,

PICTURES BY WIRE.

SERVICE OPENED BETWEEN BRITAIN AND GERMANY.

Landon, Jan. 8. The new service of picture tele- graphy between Britain and Ger- From what could be observed, Mr. any was opened yesterday, with Rodrigues and his companion are an exchange of photographe and well-looked after on the voyage, friendly greetings between the being berthed in first-class cabins, Postmaster General and the Ger although of course, always under man Minister of Posts and Tele- military guard.

graphs: The picture and hand-

:

The officer in charge of the writing were excellently repro- guard said that Mr. Rodrigues was duced at the Central Telegraph arrested while abroad from his Office. home on Christinus Day. His de The transmission took twenty scription of the Portuguese Colony minutes, and from three o'clock, of Timor is devoid of the terrors when the advice was opened to with which one is wont to associate the public, the instruments were Devil's Island and other penal settle-kept busy

menta It rather sets out Timor as

The Post Office is looking to the

un ideat place in which to make a newspapers to provide most of quiet sojourn, with all creature the business in this new field at comforts that could be

expected first, but it is stated it may be from a productive Island of theused for transmitting cheques and tropice.

legal documents, with signatures Nor-in fascimile, and almost any draw-

ing, photograph, printing or writ ing which is urgently required.--- British Wireless."

The Svale, which is u wegian vessel managed by Messrs. Botelho Brothers, who are the local agents, left this morning on the Fstart of her southern voyage.

Conditions at Timor.

If the prisoners be never per- mitted to return to Macao again, their lot on the island, of Timor is by no means likely to be a hard

one.

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charge of the work of the Mis- Portion of the island is owned by sions to Seamen in Hongkong. the Government of Portugal and it during the absence on leave of the

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