1932-11-29 — Page 24

CENTRAL

THEATRE

Reached by West Bound Queen's Road Bus.

TO-DAY ONLY At 2,30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30

by

THE THRILLER OF THE AGES!

With Music & Sound Effects.

Dr. Amold

Fanck.

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1932.

MORE EDUCATION LAND SPEED

NEEDED

BIG PROBLEM IN

KWANGTUNG (

Canton, Nov. 28. About 2,100,000 children of school age in Kwangtung are with- out education or have no means of attending schools, according to statistics compiled by the Provin- cla! Department of Education.

RECORD

SIR M. CAMPBELL OFF AGAIN

HAINAN'S SALT INDUSTRY

BIG PRODUCTION POSSIBLE

Canton, Nov. 28. The salt industry in Hainan in ATTEMPT ON OWN capable of extensive production.

SPEED

London, Nov. 28. The returns were based on com.

Sir Malcolm Campbell expects pilation of such children in each to attempt to break his own world helon or county. There are alto- land speed record of 253.9 miles gether 3,189,000 children of school age of whom only 1,030,000 per hour next February.

Hin old racing are attending schools,

|ear, Blue Bird has

In view of this large number of Deen rebuilt and literate children, the Department strengthened and of Education is taking steps pro- fitted with it vide education to this vast number 2,500 H.P. Rolls of children without chanca of at-Royce engine of tonding school-Central Proaa.

the type used in the Super-Marine sexplane with which Flight-

SILK FACTORY FOR Lieutenant Stain-

CANTON

DEFINITE SCHEME

IN VIEW

Canton, Nov. 28. In view of the demand for silk products at home and abroad, the provincial Department of Recon- struction plans to establish a mo- dern silk weaving factory, the ma- i chinery to be purchased in Shaug- hai.

The Reconstruction Department has ordered offefala of the Silk Burenu to tour the province and help the people in improving this industry. An official has been sent to Shanghai to study the silk producing business there.

It is believed that silk business in Kwanglang will improve when modern methods of production are employed-Central Press,

forth set up a

world air re

bord of 407.5 miles an hour.

QUEENS THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY at 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20

according to a report an official af ACCLAIMED BY CRITICS

the Provincial Department of Re- construction who was sent there to make a survey of the salt fields in that island.

A

PICTURE Y CU WILL

nant, the best known being at Sab

There are four salt fields in Hai-||CHERISH IN YOUR MEMORY! Ngar Bay. It has 2,441 mou (Chi-

пече

ex-

acre). Development ponses for each mou requires $500 to $800. This field can turn out 4,- 000,000 bales of salt a year valued at about $2,000,000.

The second one is Lam Ke Shun Pan Bay which is bedded with stone. It can produce 70,000 bales of salt a year, valued at $280,000.

Thà third field is known as Pah Lal Bay and can turn out 200,000 piculs a year. That it can pro- duce such a large quantity la duo to

The ear will be shipped to Day-Its natural conditiona unaided by tona Beach, Florida, In January little human efforts. British Wirclenn.

400 COUNTERFEIT

COINS

WOMAN GAOLED FOR POSSESSION

.

The fourth is Shun Ying Bay. The construction of every ninety square feet of this fleld requires $150. A fold of 2,000 square feet will produce 2,000 picula of salt a year. The report adds there are very encouraging pro- spects in this industry.--Central Press,

that

charged at the Kowloon Magistracy A Chinese detective arrested a before Mr. Butters this morning, woman in Shantung Street on She stated that she had been asked Sunday afternoon and when aho was searched at the Mongkok Police to carry the money, by a man she Station, two relis, containing 200 did not know, from Hongkeng to

Mongkok. counterfelt ten-cent pieces and 200 counterfeit five-cent pieces, were found in her possession.

The woman, Li Hang-yee,

was

Detective Sergeant Lamont pro- secuted, and sentence of six months was passed.

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"Lady and Gent

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AT 2.80, 5.15,

7.15 & 9.80 p.m.

TO-MORROW

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JOHNNY MACK BROWN

The

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A Garamount Gicture

TRAFFIC CASES IN $ on this count, and further mulcted in a sum of $10 for pass- Ing a stationary tram.

COURT

MANY OFFENDERS

FINED

A variety of offences was dealt with by Mr. Schofield this morning when motor summonses were

heard.

driver,

For not having full control, in that two men were permitted to sit beside him on the front seat, m lorry driver was fined $6. Sgt. Clark said when the lorry came into his view in Percival Street, the man sitting in the middle bobbed down in his seat and endeavoured to scramble out of the vehicle.

For driving at an excessive-

Cheung Yung, a lorry was fined $8 for carry an excessivo lond, while another lorry driver was fined $5 for carrying a pro-speed from Hill Road to Queen's jecting load without having pre-Road East, a lorry driver, sum- viously obtained a police permit.

moned by Inspector Alexander Lam Cheong,

was fined $20. a taxi-driver, whose front lights were out, waa fined $7.

On a summons for dangerous driving, the driver of private car. No, 2008 WAB Andd $20. The Cheun Po On, a Shanghai Chin- Magistrate was informed that the ese, who drove a motor-cycle defendant, on entering the Leigh- through Des Voeux Road, which ton Hill Road Junction from Wongnolchong Road, cut in front was excluded from the conditions of a stationary tram to turn in the of his learner's licence, was fined direction of Causeway Bay.