1933-02-06 — Page 19

WILD SUNDAY IN GERMANY

GRAVE POLITICAL

CLASHES

FATAL STREET BATTLES

Berlin, Feb. 5.

Germany's fears of an intensifi- cation of political feuds as a re- salt of Hiller's appointment as Chancellor are being realised.

Berious disorders occurred all over the country this afternoon, Communists and Nazis elashing in a dozen places, while members of other semi-military organisa- tions were involved in many tragic episodes,

Several persona were killed and hundreds of arrests were made, but there lo no indication of any diminution of the antagoniama aroused.

SEVERAL STABBINGS,

At Chemnitz, Nazis and mem- bors of the Republican Reichs- banner came into collision and in the wild fracas which ensued, sticks, stones, knives and fista bo- ing employed, one of the Reiche- banner adherents was killed and many on both sides were serious- ly injured.

At Breslau, a student wearing the badge of the Iron Front was stabbed to death and many others were injured in fighting between political rivala. The police were constantly engaged throughout

the day in breaking up demonstra- tions and dispersing rioters, and numerous arrests were made.

MAYOR SHOT DEAD. The Mayer of Stassfurt, near Magdeburg, was shot dead by a seventeen-year-old student, who was arrested. The youth doclared that he committed the murder be- cause the Mayor ordered the nr- rent of a friend of his after a political fracns.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAFIL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1933.

Remarkable aerial photograph of the blazing liner Atlantique in the English Chaunol.

NINE DAYS ADRIFT

TANDA'S RESCUE WORK

ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE

PRIZE DAY HELD ON

SATURDAY

SHELL FIRE

OVER

"CASTLE PEAK

HOWITZER DANGER PROTEST

RADIO BROADCAST

CHILDREN'S CONCERT FROM THE STUDIO

From Z. B. W on wave-length of 355 metres (846 k/c.)

6-8 pm. European programme. 5-5.30 p.m. Dance Tunes

FIRE OVER ROAD Fox Trot The Night When Love Was

AND HOUSES

Born.

Fox Trot If You Were Only Mine.

Leo Reisman & His Orchestra. 24047 Fox Trot-Please.

Considerable indignation is ex- pressed by visitors to Castle Peak Fox Trot-It's Gonna be You. yesterday in consequence of the danger from howitzer firing by a section of the Volunteer Defence Corps.

Live shells were passing. over the road whilst motor-cara were using it, and also ever newly-built residences which were occupted.

George Olsen de His Music. 24130 Waltz-Masquerade,

Fox Trot-Banking on the Weather Ted Black & in Orchestra. 240-40 Fox Trot Night all. Fox Trot-Something in the Night.

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra, 24000 6.30-6 p..

Children's Concert from the studio,

6-6.40 p.m. Ethelbert Nevin Selce- tiens played & sung by the Victor Orchestra and Group directed Salon

by Nathaniel Shikret. C-B.

Mr. O. A. Smith, manager of Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidlaw and Co., Ltd., who recently had a house built at Castle Peak, states that

A Day in Venice Narciseva the firing took place between 11.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m., and as he was Country Danco-A. Shepherd's Tale... Lullaby-My Desire-Mighty Lak' a apending the day there, the ex- Rose At Twilight-Oh That We perience, especially during tin-Two Were Maying-At Rest-Little lime, was most unpleasant. ***

FIRING OVER ROAD.

Two 4,5 howitzers, he says, were being used. They were placed in position on the strip of ground between the beach and the road. They were firing at targets on the hillside, and were within fifty yards of the road. Motor-cars wore frequently passing, and if a premature explosion had occurred, elther as the result of accident or miscalculation, the consequences might have been extremely sari. ous for people in these vehicles.

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Boy Blue The Night Has a Thousand Eyes The Woodpecker In Winter Get Up at Night Every Night-Beat Upon Mine, Little Heart A Life Lesson-Barchetta Serenado 'Twas a Lover and Ilis Lass-The Rosary.

6.40-7.15 p.m. A Concert. Violin Solo Scherzo Torontolle

(Wieniawak!) Violin Solo-La Ronde des Lutins

(Bazzini).

Jascha Helfett. 8159 Song-Swiss Echo Song (Eckert), Song---Lo, Here the Gentle Lark

(Shakespeare-Bishop),

Marlon Talley (Soprano). 6603 Planoforte Solo Spinning Song

(Wagner-Liszt).

Ignaco Jan Paderewski. 1640 Song-Beautiful Isle of Somewhere

(Pounds-Fearis). Song-All Through the Night (T.

Maynard),

Richard Crooks (Tenor). 1568

Cello Solo - Adaglo (Bach-Siloti-

Casals),

'Cello Solo

(Granados).

Goyosens-Intermezzo

6635

Pablo Casala. 7.15-7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations, etc.

7.30-8 p.m. Variety.

Fox Trot-Goodbye to Love,

Connie Boswell. 0267

Bert Lown & Ils Orchestra. 24080

The Volunteers, said Mr. Smith, were being instructed by Regular There was a large gathering at officers, one of whom came up to the 30th annual prize-giving at him and advised him not to stay St. Stephen's College, Stanley, on in the house whilst the firing was JAPANESE CRAFT Saturday, when the awards were proceeding. He suggested that

PICKED UP

presented by the Bishop of Vic-in any event all windows of the toria.

residence should be kept open, to In the course of a speech, the prevent their being brokon from Another thrilling tale of rescue Hon. Dr. S. W..T'ao gave a most concussion. Munich was in a state of wild in the China Sea, the third with interesting review of the early disorder all day. As the head-in as many months, was told on struggles and present triumph of

BELATED WARNING. quarters of the Nazi movement. the arrival in Hongkong or Satur-St. Stephen's, and laid emphasis

"It's a bit too thick," said Mr. ment to the Chancellorship have with a disabled Japanese fishing building, both in school work and are carried out clone to residences celebrations of Hitler's appoint-day of the Australian liner Tanda, on the attention paid to character Smith, "when military operations Song-I Cried for You, been more than ordinarily provok- trawler in tow. ing to hostile organisations.

on the playing fields. A special built by people who want to get Early on Saturday morning the invitation to parents of delicate away from the noise of the city MUNICH DISORDERS.

Tanda, en route from Manila to children to see what the school and enjoy a bit of peace on a The march of ten thousand uni-Hongkong, sighted the Japanese could do for their boys was ex- Sunday. It's not a nice experience formed Nacis

"Victory vessel, wallowing helplesly intended.

to sit down to timn whilst guns Parade was like a red rog to a mountainous gens. As the liner} The Bishop of Victoria, In his are blazing away a few yards din bull and repeated Communists at drew nearer the crew of the din-speech, said human advance always tant, to say nothing of the danger. tacks were made upon the cele- tressed vessel were observed on came from a mixing of culture, "It's all very well to tell us not brators, Many were injured in deck, frantically waving to attract The present day problem was the to use the house, but that's what daylong #ghting between the Com- the attention of the Tanda. mixing of the various world cul- we had it built for. The feast munists and the Nazis and over

tures, European, American, In: they could have done was to have a hundred arrests were made. Despite the heavy scas, several dlan, Chinese and Russian. At

warned un a day before; but the A special police guard was attempts were made by Captain E. St. Stephen's they were doing arst notice we got was after we placed over the Nazi headquarters, T. Pilcher, of the Tanda, to draw notable and significant work in had arrived. the famous Brown House, where alongside the Japanese yeasel, but mixing the culture of Europe Herr Hitler arrived to-day by air all efforts to pass line were and China, to form a new culture from Berlin to prepare for the frustrated.

and civilisation. coming election.-Reuter.

on

HITLER'S SALARY.

Berlin, Feb. 8.

TWO HOURS TASK.

PROTEST USELESS.

The Warden, the Rev. E. W. L. "I wonder," remarked Mr. Smith, Martin, and Mr. A. Ling. B.A.."what would be, and if the mill- For nearly two hours Capt. Pil-Hend of. Chinese Studente, pre-tary started to fire shells from Hitler has announced that he cher skilfully navigated his linersented reports. does not propose to draw the in an attempt to get close enough salary to which he is entitled ns to pass the heavy steel hawser. Chancellor as he earns quite suff-Finally, fearful of sinking the tow as soon as the Tanda enter against the incident, Mr. Smith cient from his writings. He also other ship through colliding with led Hongkong harbour. states that the headquarters of it, Capt. Pilcher ordered a line- the Nazi movement will remain in rocket to be fired... Munich.-Reuter.

NOTED SCULPTOR

AWAY PASSES

ROYAL STATUES IN HONGKONG

MR. G. E. WADE

The first attempt was success-

ENGINE FAILURE.

|

Murray Parado ground, right over houses on The Peak."

Asked if he intended to protest

said:-"What's the use of a civi- | Tian protesting against military operations in this Colony All I want is for the Government to know what people who have built houses

at Castle

Penk think

The name of the Japancae ship ful, and hauling on the line the is unknown. It is understood that crew of the trawler managed to she had been adrift since January

26. A vessel of about seventyabout the matter." tons nett, she left Formosa on a

get the heavy hawner aboard.

Then the difficult task commen-fishing expedition, and on January ced to towage. After an hour the 26, its engines broke down, leav- Tanda was forced to heave to ing it at the mercy of the seas. once again in order to straighten Severely buffeted by the monsoon the hawser, which, fouling galo which sprang up on Friday, boom, was pulling the towed ves- the crew had almost given up sel aideways.

hope when the Tanda was sighted The Tanda eventually arrived (on Saturday morning. in Hongkong at 6 p.m. on Satur- day, five hours behind schedule,

LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE

MAN

The crew, numbering seventeen.

a local tug taking the trawler in were in the last stages of ex- London, Feb. G.

The death has occurred, after a long illness, of Mr. George Edward Wade, the noted Britian sculptor, who has executed important works of art in all parts of the world.

Amongst his numerous tatues

haustion when rescued.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

ARRESTED WITH

DAGGER

ALL OTHER KNOWLEDGE IS HURT-I During Friday, four cases of small-way without a ticket and with un

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reported to the local health authori-

ties.

ure those of the late King Edward FUL TO HIM WHO HAS NOT HONESTY pax and two cases of meningitis were VII and Queen Alexandra, and AND GOOD-NATURE.-Montaigne. Their Majcatius tho King and Queen (then Prince and Princess of Wales) which now figure in Statue Square, Hongkong, and that of the Duke of Connaught opposite Blake Plor.

The Hon. Mr. W. H. Boll left for a brief trip to Manila by the Empress of Japan.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Stone returned to the Colony by the Empress of Canada on Saturday..

A son of the late Canon Nugent Wade of Bristol, the late Mr. Wade was born in 1853. He executed The P. and O. liner Cerfu, from the first statue of King Edward Singapore, with the Engilah malic, is VII, alaq the only two statues of due here at 4 pm, on Wednestiny. Quech Alexandrà, and the only of Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary.

oncu

The ordinary yearly meeting of shareholders of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation will be held at the head office of the Corpora tion, 1, Queen's Road Central, on Saturday, February 25, at 11.30 a.m.

"My wife ran away from me, and I have come to Hongkong to look for her, "said a man named Cheung Chol who was brought before Mr. Batters at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning on two charges of travelling on the Rail lawful possession of a dagger,

Sub-Inspector Roczesky sald defendant was found on the Shum- chun-Kowloon train yesterday. He had no money on him, and the dagger was found hidden in his girdle.

Defendant's story was that hin wife had run away with another

farmer and having obtained in-

West.

6005

Instrumental-Gems from "The Band

Wagon".

Victor Young & the Brunswick Orchestra, 0172 Orchestral-Little Grey Home in the

Brunswick Salon Orchestra.

Vocal Duct-I Don't Mind Walkin' in

the Rain.

Cotton & Morpheus. 1875 Song-I Can't Believe That It's You. Connie Boswell. 0207 Fox Trot-I Can't Believe It's True. Bert Lown & His Orchestra. 24088 Orchestral-My Little Persian Rose. Vocal Duet-I Wender How it Feels.

Anglo-Persians. 6005

Cotton & Morpheus. 4875

8 p.m. Local Time & Weather Re- port.

8.3-11.30 .. A relay from tho Ko Shing Theatre.

10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press

Newa

11.30 p.m. Close Down. All records in the above European Messrs. Tsang Fock Piano Co. programmes are kindly supplivi by

The Studio programmer between 6.30 & 7.16 p.m. may, on any day, be replaced by a relay from England, if reception of the latter happens to be good.

AUSTRALIA

TURNS CORNER NOTED VISITOR'S VIEW

turned the corner, and within the "Australia has quite definitely next twelve months should enter into a new era of prosperity," said Mr. Wm. Rankin, prominent Aus- tralian sporting man, when inter- viewed yesterday. Mr. Rankin, whe

resides in Toowoomba, Queensland, is one of the leading and is making his second vinit to member of the Australian turf, Hongkong. He arrived in Hong- keng on Saturday by the Eastern and Australian liner Tanda,

Mr. Rankin has the distinction of being the only man in the whole of Australasin who is allowed to

of a three-year-old Chinese female Colony, he had come from Wai- lottery, which is an annual event, The utter callousness of the parente formation that they were in the conduct an illegal lottery without Interference from officials. Hin child came to the notice of the au-show with the view to getting his thorities on Saturday morning, when revenge.

is held in Toowoomba in ald of Congratulations were extended ipat| week to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Castro they found the child abandoned in a

thou- Ills Worship-Are the police local charities, for which lang at Kennedy Town, gravely i

sands sterling have been realised Basto, who attained their He was also responsible for the wedding jubilee. A thanksgiving to the Tung Wab Hospital.

Roken from small-pox. The wall was taken satisfied with this story?

Inspector Roczeskwy: I could each year. was held

During Hinklor's flight from n't any whether this story is true England to Australia, Mr. Rankin at the Rosary Church on Friday, and was followed

or not, your Worship. It might offered the famous Australian flier memorial for Natal, Earl Haig's by a reception held at the Club de Two brothers appeared before Bir.bc.

Recrelo.

Schofield at the Central Police Court this morning on charges of being in A fine of $10, or two days' hard $200 if he would land at Bunda- borg, a Queensland scaport. 31a There have been crowded houses at possession of illicit opium. The labour, was imposed on the rat also offered Amy Johnson £100 to the Central Theatre during the week-older of the two was arrested by charge and six months on the land at Toowoomba, and the sc end to see "Thark," the British Alm Chinese Revenue OMeor 15 on the second, the sentences to run con- contance of his offer realised a featuring Ralph Lynn, Tom Walls and seafront on Saturday night with 33 secutively. other favourite Aldwych players. thels of raw opium tied round his

nomorial to Queen Victoria in service Allahabad, the Government war

equestrian statue' for Edinburgh

Castle, as well as colossal statues

In

of General and Mrs. Booth.

Besides the Royal statuca Hongkong, ho also carried out im- portant in Coylon, America, South Africa and Canada.-Reuter.

At the tiffin of the Y's Men's Club of Hongkong to be held at Lane, Crawford's Restaurant on Thursday, the night Rov. the Blahop of Victorin will be the speaker,

The story concerns a haunted house, arma and body. A fine of $800 with

and it can well bo imagined' that the the alternative of five months hard

setting is an ideal one for the two labour was imposed. A fine of $600 Through being knocked down by noted British comedians. The humour or three months hard labour was bus In Shanghai Street, near the is not quito no subtle as in some of imposed on the younger brother, ar

the other pleturos in which the pair rented the same time, by CRO. 16. have appeared, but there is plenty of This man had 22. tauls of raw oplum

fun, and the production is admirable, tled around his arms,

Kowloon Magistracy, Li Kam-cheng peintor, Ilving at 224, Temple Street, yesterday suffered grave injuries from which ho may die."

small fortune for charities, the whole of the admission proceeds to the racecourse, where the aviatriv landed, being devoted to charity. Rankin has probably raised more During the past ten years, Mr.

for charity than any other man living in Australia.

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