1932-12-12 — Page 7

FOOCHOW SPORTS

MARRED

STUDENTS ATTACK

UMPIRE

Foochow, Dec. 6. In connexion with the big inter- school sports on Saturday, trouble occurred in two contesta. In one case the umpire was attacked by the boys of the losing school and badly beaten. The Government authorities have taken the matter up, and the culprits are to be severely punished, the sufferer, compensated, and the offending school excluded from the rest of the Sports.

LOCAL YACHTING.

Some Keen Races on Saturday Afternoon.

THE FULL RESULTS.

The fifth championship race for the "I" and "Y," and "G" and "H Classes of yachts of the Royal Hong- kong Yacht Club was sailed on Batur day afternoon. Favourable weather conditions prevailed, with the result

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPII. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1932.

CUPTIE SHOCKS

SIX GAMES TO BE REPLAYED

LEAGUE SCORES

London, Dec. 10.

EI.R.H. the Prince of Wales was among the 60,000 apoctators who at- tended the opening of the Arsonal grandstand at Highbury. His Royal

GENERAL SU MAY GO TO MOSCOW.

JAPANESE APPEAL TO SOVIET FAILS

Peking, Dec. 10.

Chiness reports received hero to-day state that General Su Ping- wen is now at Chita and Intende to proceed shortly to Moscow.

It is very probable, the renorts state, that he will go to Geneva

teamter.

J. Greenfeld, of Tottenham Hot-

Soviet Refusal.

that there were some decidedly keen Highness shook hands with all the before returning to China-Reu races. The fourth championship race players, and caw the Chelsea for the Anker boats was also decided. overwhelmed by the Londoners by

Captain C. T. Ingle, of the Lincolns, salled Daphne to first placo in the four goals to one.

Tokyo, Dec. 10. race over the 8.7 miles course for the and y classes, with Ailsa

All attempts of the Japanese This last point may lose some of (Major Lochner at the helm) second, spurs, broke a leg in a titanie straggia Its weight by a decision sald to and Speedwell, salled by Major Ste against Fulham. The Spurs played Government to get the Soviet end to re-authorities to hand over General have been made at the same time, wart, occupying third place. There brilliantly towards the

Su Plag-wen to the Japanese to postpone the aporta Inde were seven starters and all finished, trievs a two-goal deficit.

Military authorities have thus Binitely, on account of the chango, the course,

Notta Forest performed a good bit of Government and the danger of In the Gael class race, six started, of work by defeating Southampton by far met with complete failure, it agitators (who are pretty busy in Mr. F. E. Skinner sulling Zephyr to two clear goals at The Deil. This was revealed to-day. Foochow at present) taking advan-victory, thus compensating for his was Southampton's first defeat be take of the gathering to stir up defeat by Joan in the Warren Mem: fore their own supporters.

orial Cup last week end. Joan, sailed trouble at a time when it might to victory by Mr. F. Cope last Satur not be clear where the responsi- bility for keeping order rests. The decision in certainly wise, and comes an a relief to those who had been anxious lest the process of handing over should be runrred by some unfortunate incident. It has not, however, been publicly an- nounced as yet.-Our Own Corre spondent.

WAR DEBT NOTE SENSATION

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clearly their position, in regard to this payment and of explaining that conclusion.

are

nirendly placed

"For reПBORA on record, His Majesty's Govern- ment

convinced that the aystem of inter-Government pay- ments in respect of war debla, as it existed prior to President Hoover's initiative on 20th June, 1981, cannot be revived without disaster. Since it is agreed that the whole subject should be re- examined between the United States of America and the United Kingdom, this fundamental point need not be further stressed here.

NOT A RESUMPTION.

"In the view of Majesty's Government, therefore the payment to be made on 15th December is not to be regard- ed as a resumption of the an- nual payments contemplated by the existing agreement.. It is made because there has not been time for discussion with regard to that agreement to take place and because the United States Government have stated that, in their opinion, auch payment would greatly increase the prospecta of a atisfactory approach to the whole question,

CAPITAL PAYMENT.

"His Majesty's Government pro- ae accordingly to treat the pay: ent on 15th December as a capital ment of which account should taken in any final settlement, they are making arrangements Tect this payment in gold as ings in circumstances, the least prejudical of the methods open to, them.

"This procedure must obviously be exceptional and abnormal, and His Majesty's Government desire to urge upon the United States Government the importance of an early exchange of views with the object of concluding the proposed discussion before 16th June next, in order to obviate the risk of a genern) breakdown of existing inter-Governmental agreementa." --British Wireless.

GERMANY SATISFIED

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the Disarmament Conference is to assure equality of right to the Powern disarmed by the Peace Treaties:

Secondly, that Germany is ready to return to the Disarmament. Con- ference;

Thirdly, that the European Powers will solemnly subscribe to a declaration that they will not in any circumstances resort to arms

The revelation was' made that M. Karakhan has flatly refused the Japanese request for the ex tradition of General Su and the Cor-members of his staff, who enter

ed Soviet territory following their dofcat at the hands of the Japan- ese forces.

Aston Villa, who visited the Elland day, most surprisingly occupied 6th Road ground, were lucky to share the place yesterday, with Sirius sailed by points with Leeds-Our Own Mr. Sperleder, last, Toynette, owned respondent. by Maa Patchett, and sailed by Com-¡ mander Stevenson, took second place.

FIRST DIVISION.

of five starters in the "I" class, Pearce at the helm, was the only boat Birmingham atarted at 2.55 p.m. Argalla, with Mr. Arsenat that failed to complete the course, Blackburn Mr. Stock who won the Denison Cap Blackpool last Saturday in Rolla, sailed the Derby same yacht to victory yesterday, with| Everton Dlana second and Dorothea third, Leeds

In the race for Anker Class Yachts, Manchester C, Jon salled by Mr. Stanton, did not Wednesday finish the course, as she fouled the Sanderland mark. Jan, her closest rival, Was West Brom. first, with Artemis second, and La Linda, salled by the Commodore (Mr. A. L. Shields) third,

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4 Chelsea

3 Liverpool

2 Newcastle

-SheHold U.

4 Wolves

2 Rudder-Geld

Aston Villa Portsmouth

2 Middlesbro

Lel ester Bolten

SECOND DIVISION,

Course(1) Lyemun Beacon (P),| Bradford C. (2) Rumsey Shoal (5), (9) Channol Bury Rocks (S).

Distanco.8.7 miles.

ARMY AND NAVY.

Chesterfield Fulham Lincoln

| Millwall

Notla C.

Port Vale

Silent Service Win in Races at Scathampton

North Point Yesterday.

Yachts nailed by memb ma of the Army and Navy competed at North Point, although the points scored do not count towards the Frobisher Cup. The Navy won 85 to 78.

RED PLOT NIPPED IN BUD.

MOR RESIEGES SHANGHAI NEWSPAPER OFFICE

Shanghal, Dec. 11.

Swanna West Ham

9 Oldham

Charlton

1. Grimsby

2 Tottenham

2 6toke

2 Plymouth

Burnley

B Bradford

• Notta Forent 3 Preston N.E. 3 Manchester U. 1

2

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). Bournemouth 3 Crystal Pal Clapton 0.

Watford THIRD DIVISION (NORTH). Barnsley Mansfield

Q

It is learned that the Japanese

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Milan Symphony Orchestra.

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A Children's Overture (Roger

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Sir Henry J. Wood conducting the London Philharmonia Orchestra,

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Sir Henry J. Wood conducting the New Queon's Hall Orchestra.

DX0/10.

Echoes of the Valley (Gemnin).

1 Government has now requested The Merry Brothers (Gennin).

3 the Soviet Government not to per- mit General Su to leave Soviet Russia. No reply bas AS

Sir Dan Godfrey conducting the Bournemouth Municipal

Orchestra. 0321.

yot | Light Cavalry—Overture (Suppe).

Court Symphony Orchestra conducted by Percy Pitt

boen received, but another. re- fusal from Moscow is anticipated. i-Reuter. -

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New Brighton

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Airdrie.

(FIRST DIVISION).

Cowdenbeath

Celtic

East Stirling

Com- Hamilton

Hearts

1

3 Ayr

Dondoo

2 Third Lanark

1 St. Johnstone

Motherwell

3 Aberdeen

1 Clyde

3 Falkirk

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Morton Partick Queen's Park

8 St. Mirren

e Rangers

An attempt by Chinese munists here to wreck the offices of the Zaria, a local White Russian Kilmarnock newspaper, was nipped in the bud a result of smart last night 24 work on the part of the French Police authorities, who were fore- warned of the plot.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE (SECOND DIVISION).

Considerable commotion was caused by the incident. the Allos demonstrators, armed with bricks Dundee U. and other miasilca, including bags Forfar of sand, stormed the premises of King's Park

Leil the Zaria and attempted to destroy

Queen O' 8th.

4 Raith Roveza

3 Irethin

1

Sten'moir

2 Albion

1 Arbroath

3 Dumberton

(SECOND

◊ Hibernia

ENGLISH CUP'

ROUND.)

the printing presses. Police bore Montrose down on the crowd and soon had the situation under control. Four- teen arrests werd made, the prisoners being charged with creat- ing Communist disturbances. Southend Detectives and plain-clothes men Bristol R helped to frustrate the attempt of Folkestone the mob at violence.

Northampton Chester No damage was done to the pro-Center perty of the newspaper-Reuter.

Reading Bristol C [The Shanghai Zaria is the righton journal owned by Mr. M. S. Stockport Lemblch who died at the age of 40 Halifax only last week. Mr. Lembich was fouthnort an experienced Russian journalist Walsall who was editor of the Moscow Carlisle Slovo before the Revolution, and Accrington coming to the East, began a chain Crewe of newspapers in North China and Gateshead Manchuria.]

Torquay

4 Scarboro

I Gillingham

2 Newport

9 Doncaster

2 Yeovil

Laton 2 Workington 1 Swindon 2 Hartlepools

Kall

Aldershot

◊ Darlington

&

Margate

1 Queen's P.R.

DAY BY DAY: NEWS IN BRIEF

Dr. C. C. Wong, formerly of Hong-1 kong, is now practising at Hankow.

The P. and O. liner Ranchi, from Singapore with the English maila, is due hero on Thursday at 8 am.

Mr. J. H. Little of Butterfield and Swire, accompanied by Mrs. Little, returned from Home leave by the Blue Funnel liner Patroclus.

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Mr. G. G. Tinson was amongst the passengers who arrived back on the Blue Funnel liner Patroclus.

The speaker at the Rotary Tifin to-morrow will be Dr. R. F. Clay, D Sc. Ila zabject will be announced later.

A Joy-rider is suspected of having been responsible for the theft of an Austin car, belonging to Mr. Ip Mar- The St. John's Ambulance Brigade Motor Supply Company, from the chi, proprietor of the International member reports that the total vaccinations this year by their memon Saturday night. The police have of parking space outside the City Hall

for the settlement of any dispute bers up to December 10 was 16,745. been informed

that may arise;

The Management of the Hongkong

HONGKONG'S POOR BENEFITTED.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY'S FETE

Favoured by ideal weather, the 40th annual al fresco fete and bazaar held by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, in aid of the Colony's Poor, in the compound of the Catholic Cathedral yesterday, attracted much attention. Open- ing in the afternoon to a fantare of music rendored by the Band of St. Louis Industrial School, the fete continued well into the night in a spirit of carnival and charity- giving, with Ite recompense in the many beautiful gifts received. A stream of visitors was to be seen from an early hour debouching into the brilliantly lit grounde where the large number of booths for the 10,000 odd toys were laidi out.

As in former years, & bly at traction associated with the fate was the draw for the Motor-Car Raffle. The prize being a splendid Morris car for which Mesara. Dod- well and Co. are the local agents.

At 10.30 the business of deter 'miniy the lucky number was car- ried out, No. 1984 being drawn.

The scratineers were Messrs. E.V.M.R. de Souza, L A. Barton, Andrew Tee, B. Young and J. van dor Lely.

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Waltz Same Old Moon.

The Midnight Minstrole. MR670,

Fox Trot By My Side.

Jack Payne and His B.B.C.

Danco Orchestra. CB288.

Vocal Duet-The Little Old Church

In the Valley.

Sweet and Low,

MR359.

Instrumental-Meul Girl.

King Nuwahl's Hawailans.

DB248.

CB402.

Comedy Fox Trot-Eleven Mers

Months and Ten Days. The Masqueraders,

DB040.

Organ Sele--They All Start

Whistling Mary. Humorous-Teddy Bears' Picnic.

Sidney Torch.

The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra.

Bong-Moonlight Saving Time,

Ruth Etting. (Comedienne).

Fox Trot-Moro Rhymes.

DB955.

DBGTI.

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For Trot-A Great Big Bunch

Savoy Hotel Orpheans, Selection-Cavalcade.

of You

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Never Been Klased.

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Sweet and Low.

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King Nowahi's Hawalians,

Organ Solo-Happy-Go-Lucky You

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The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra,

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Oxford Beat Cambridge

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Ruth Elting (Comedienne),

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LOVELOCK'S RECORD RUN. Fox Trol-What a Life.

London, Dec. 10.

The Inter-Varsity cross-Country race. between Oxford and Cam- bridge, took place at Horton Kirby to-day, the former winning by 15

points to 40.

A feature of the race was that the whole Oxford team finished ahead of the first man home for Cambridge.

The New Zealander, J. E. Love (lock, who took part in the mile in dend the last Olymple games, heated with his team mate, C. J. Mabey. In the record time of 42 mins. 88 ecca, over a seven half mile course-Reuter,

and a

A BOY'S SPARTAN COURAGE.

RECEIVES BULLET MEANT TO KILL RAT

London,. Dec. 11, -

Fourthly, that the five Powera Hotel advises the reservation of the called out shortly after two

The Kowloon Fire Brigads were o'clock agree that 2 reduction

of Roof Gurden Chinese Restaurant to this morning, to the Foo Wah FaC- armaments as provided for by morrow night, Tuesday December, 13 tory, at No.11, Pei Ho Street, Sham. The spartan courage of a B-your Article VIII of the Covenant, to by Sir Robert Ho Tung for a special shulpo district, where

a fire had the lowest possible level com- Chinese dinner party. The restaur broken out Prompt and efficient 'old boy, John Fletcher, who riaked patible with national security, willant will therefore not be open to work resulted in the outbreak being his life to defend a rat, and carried

patrons that evening for the be brought about by stages;

usual extinguished before any material a bullet in his chest near his heart Fifthly, that the work of the Chinese dinner dance.

damage was cutized.

for three days before telling his Conforonce will be continued.—

mother, is narrated by cable from

York..

British Wireless,

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Savoy Hotel Orpheans. CB482, 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report

8.3-11.30 p.m. Relay from the Ko Shing Theatre.

10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Prean |News.

11.30 p.m. Close Down.

All records in the above European Programmes the kindly suppiled by Messrs. Anderson Musić Ca.

To-day's broadcast from the Manila station:

5.00 p.m.--Studio Music, 6.10 m-Spanish Informational

Period.

6.30 m English Informational

Period.

7.00 p.m. Studlo Pampango Pro-

gramme Lolita Alfaro, Soprano,- $15 p.m.-inner Music. 7.45 p.m.-The Oracle of the Air

Raja Chanda.

8.00 p.m.--Weansco Prograjums

Novelty Marimba Band. 8.15 p.m.-Studebaker Programme, 8.30 p.m.-Philianina Constabulary

Band-Lleut, A. J. Presnido, Conductor.

9.30 p.m.-Banco Music-Bay View

Hotel Orchestra, $10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

TIGER ON MAINLAND.

POLICE PATROL FINDS ONE NEAR CASTLE PEAK

An Indian Police patrol of two The many friends and associates of Old favourites. In Tom Walls, Mr. Ko Leong Hoe will learn with Ralph Ln, Winifred Bhotter, Miu, Cumberland, Maryland, to New men from Teun Wan Station, while patrolling the district of Ying Kau great disappointment that, for health Brough and Robertson Hare uro

Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor reasons, he has been obliged to resign scen fu "A Night Like This," which John stepped in front of a .82 at 9 p.m. on Saturday, saw a tiger are again seen together in "The First-his post of Managing Director of the drew crowded houses to the Central calibre revolver when his 18-year by the roadside, which slunk away Year a picture which in being screen-

Hongkong and Shanghai Branches of Theatro yesterday. They are sup

ald brother, Marshall, attempted to at their annranch. ed at the King's Theatre and which

the Ho Hong Bank, Ltd. which ported by some nowcamera, amongst kill a rat, and received the bullet. It was a bright moon-lit night,

amall whom Claude. Hulbert stands out по portrays the quarrels, misunderstand-fristitution ho had, in

Nolther told their mother until and the identity of the beast ap ings and reunions reasonably true to measure, helped to build up. Before rominently as the fool of the place. coming to Hongkong, he served the The film can be rewarded as a real

They Bank In Malaya, and was mainly British triumph, alko for the ex- to-day, when the pain became peared to both members of the responsible for the establishment of collence of production, the splendid unendurable, and medical ald was patrol to be unmistakeable.

Owen returned to the Station, and made a the branches in Hongkong and Shang-anting, and the wealth of humorous Instantly summoned,--Our week-end. An hat, the activities of which he had no situations. It should on no account Correspondent.

report which has since beo2 eir

the first year of matrimonial life.

The famous pair are again soon at

their best, and large crowds

attracted during the

excellent film.

wers

ably directed since their opening." be missed.

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