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The

FIRST EDITION

Hongkong Telegraph.

FOUNDED INST

No. 189

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日六廿月正

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DUNLOP

The World's Bes Tyres

WORLD ECONOMIC BLOCKADE OF JAPAN URGED

RACE INNOVATION

PRESS RESULTS BY NEW SYSTEM

OUR TELEPRINTER SERVICE

For the first time in the his- tory of the Colony, Race Meet- ing reauita, together with cash sweep and pari-mutuel figures, are being transmitted direct from the Racecourse to a news- paper office by the teleprinler Яystem.

The machine In une comprises two units, closely resembling opi dinary typewriters, one situated at the racecourse and the other in the Hongkong Telegraph office. Its operation is simplicity Itself. Our representative at the Ilaces! types the results, figures, etc., at the transmitting end, and these! are simultaneously recorded at the receiving end, ready for the printera' use. The consequence!

is that as soon as the result of! a race is known, it is registered in the Telegraph office.

Never before has thla method of transmission been used for such a purpose in any newspaper offer

In the Far East.

LATEST TYPE.

DISASTROUS FIRE

IN EGYPT

SIX WOMEN BURNED.

TO DEATH

(Special to "Telegraph")

(Bp Telegraph, Gevyright. Talagraphie Messages Ordinance, 1894, Rmaised, Fabryer to, 10.29 mm, t

Cairo, Feb. 19.

Six women were burned To death and number of men, wo men and children were seriously Injured, in a disastrook fre at the village of Sirlacos In Lower Egypt, in which 180 dwelling- houses were destroyed.-Router.

FRENCH STRIKE

MENACE

FERR

CIVIL SERVANTS UP IN ARMS

PREMIER'S FIRM STAND

Paris, Feb 19. A masa protest by French civil servants and State employees of all kinds is planned for to- morrow and the situation appears the gravely threatening. Telegraphi

The teleprinter in Racecourse and the

UKC

at

ollice is the most modern

of

type

The protest is against the salary manufactured by the Creed Tele-cuts inspending as a result of the printer Company,

London. Government's financial program. Telepriutera of various types have me in the cffort to balance the been in use throughout the world budget.

The Government, said M. Da- For many years in banks, ex- changes, newsper offices, etc., ladler, the Premier, in the Senate where it is necessary for correct to-day, will not be blackmailed by information and instructions to protest strikes. Neither the Go-

central vernment nor Parliament will de be transmitted from a office to other points. They have liberate under menace, become such a necessity in larger towns that teleprinter ex- changes have been built in numer

the

ous pitces, thus enabling the con trolling office to be put through to whichever sub-teleprinter exien sion it may require.

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LANSBURY AGAIN

WANTS PEACE BY COMPULSION

JAPAN'S NEW INVASION HERALDED

(Dp

(Special to "Telograpli".)

Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphie Mremapse Ordinands, 1811. Kocoivad, February en, 115 a.m.)

London, Feb. 20.

An economic blockada of Japan strongly urged by Mr.

WAS

George Lansbury, leader of the

Parliamentary Labour Party, in the course of a speech at Bristol.

Mr. Lansbury declared that no

Western nation could sit in judg- |ment upon Japan as the Japanese had learned Imperialism from our- selves...

But if the government really want Japan to leave Chna alone,) we shall have to say to Japan: Not a pound of grain, not a hun- dredweight of raw material, pot a single thing will be supplied to you to enable you to carry on this war.

If that is done by America, Europe and Britain, he anid, Ja- pan could not continue-Reuter,

JAPANESE AERIAL.

ACTIVITY

OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN

IMMINENT.

Scenes at the ceremonial opening of the new Canton bridge between Canton and Honam Island on Saturday. A pare șa of Canton's oldest men, some of whom are seen in photo at lower right, was one of the features. (Photos: Po Man Lau, Macao.)-

DERBY DAY AT RACES

WILL COOo coo BAY ATONE?

ANOTHER COLD

DULL DAY

Derby Day, at the Races has been rendered than usually interesting by und deFeng of Cao Coo Bay, until Saturday" the most-fancied pony for the classic event, in the Maiden Stakes.

As the Maidens, however, is only a six-furlong event, believers in Peking, Feb. 20.

Coo Coo Bay's ability to win the Intensified aerial reconnoi-blue riband of the local turf are chagrined. Trent tring by the Japanese forces is not unduly

bridge's easy win in the Trial indicative of the imminence of Plate has increased the number of MORAL CRISIS.

the threatened invasion of Jehol, his supportera, while Cossack's Franco's financial position, he added, is not so black as it has although no land operations Beauty and Jack are both fancied in some quarters and are expected Her moral crisis have yet been embarked upon. been painted.

to appear in the peture,

is really graver than the material, A few bombs have been dropped, and the protest of the civil sor-without any apparent objective.

Barely a hundred racegoers werd

THAT ARMS BOTHER

AUSTRIAN CIRCLES

OFFENDED

NOTE REGARDED AS UNBECOMING

HITLER AND

LINER GOES AGROUND

.C. P. R. SHIP MISHAP NEAR LIVERPOOL

PASSENGERS LANDED

(Specik) to "Telegraph")

(Dy Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Mraentzen Ordinance, 1891. Received, February 20, 40.82 1,1)

London, Feb. 19,

The Canadian Pacific liner, Montrose, is aground outside Liverpool.

The sixteen-thousand tonner was inward bound from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Misty weather hunt- pered observation and the vessel

CATHOLICS grounded on the sandy bottom out-

BITTER ATTACK AT

COLOGNE

MORE POLITICAL CASUALTIES

Vienna, Feb. 19. Austrian Government circles appear to feel humiliated by the Anglo-French Note on the subject Over 2

Cologne, Feb. 20. hundred thousand

of the arms recent Cum Rhineland Nazi storm-troops and Italy to Hirtenberg, a' note which the whole of the police forcs was has aroused indignation in Italy. paraded to welcome Herr Hitler

The Austrians declare that the last night. Note would not be becoming even if there had been a breach of the Treaty of St. Germain, which not the case.

In the course of a speech, to a is crowd of eighty thousand people. Hitle made it quite clear that falling a majority in the elections, he intends to govern the country with a minority.

The Government has invited the arms firm concerned to return the arms to Italy, but declarea that it cannot be expected to take any

further action.

In London the suggestions that

One of the many advantages of vants, who are bound to the State A copy of Mr. T. V. Soong's state- in the grand stand to witness the the Note is vigorous on tone are the teleprinter is that it not by contract in inadmissible. ment, announcing that China means start of the first race. when the.com only transmits the required mess- All is ready for the strike pro-to defend Jettol to the last, has been Jockey Club's annual meeting was age, but also retains exact gramme to-morrow. There will be published in leaflet form and thou continued in fine but dull weather. copy at the transmitting end, in strikes of one hour in all Govern-sands of them have been dropped A fast track gave every promise- page form, or filing purposes, ment offices, of half an hour in form aeroplanes over Jehol towns of a repetiton of Saturday's senen- The tape type of machine has the Board Schools and of ten and villages, urging the populace totional happenings. Despite his hitherto been mostly in use, but minutes on the transport services. remain in their homes and to assist poor showing on the first day of with the advent of the page type These strikes are declared to be the Chinese forces to the best of the meeting, Coo Coo Bay acems to of teleprinter, recording facilities "the prelude to more drastic mea- their ability in the coming cam-have established himself in popular fancy in the potential win- are such as to further reduce the aures."-Reuter.

ner of the Derby and should have amount of duplication required in

a substantial backing. tranamitling, recording and filing | pressed. the information sent.

ELECTRIC IMPULSES.

paign.

KOREAN TROOPS,

In these days of labour-saving Korean reinforcements are re- devices and contrivances which ported to have been despatched to will lighten the burden of big Tunglino from Mukden.

The complete results of to- day's Roces, together with cash sweep and pari-mutuel figures, will appear in the final edition of the "Fele- graph."

C

He added: "After all, I did not make the constitution.".

|side the port and stuck fnat.

Long efforts to pull her off were successful and the passengers, who were rather alarmed at their breakfast table whon a distinct jar was felt and the vessel cum to a halt, were landed, together with their luggage by tender.

The Montrose was carrying one hundred and eighty-six first-class passengers.

It is expected that she will be able to reflost herself with the evening tide.--Renter.

POLICE COOLIE

COMMENDED

SNATCHER CAUGHT

& GAOLED

Hui San, a Police Station coolic, was highly commended by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Control Ma- gistracy this morning for his part In bringing about the arrest of a snatcher, who was sentenced HITLER'S ATTACK.

to six months' hard labour,

In Elgin Street, the defendant Hitler was not deterred by the fact that Cologne is the centre of hatched a hand-bag in which German Catholicism in the course valued at over $80, and escaped wore money and other property of his speech, most of which con- down the Old Ballay and hancery sisted of a bitter attack upon the Lane into Arbuthnot Road. He Catholic Centre Party, not only was chased by Hui San whose | criticising_their politics, but CX-

pressing doubts as to their Chris-attention was attracted by the

hue-and-ery. and quite n tianity.

but struggle occurred when the man POLITICAL CLASHES.

was overtaken, Eventually, a policeman came to Hul. Sen's ́ns- Meanwhile, in Rostock, Meck-slatance, and the pair took the

and

1 THE TOWER STAKES.-Winner denied. The Note, it is stated, was lenburg, a serious clash between snatcher to the Central Police

$300. Third $200. couched in friendly terms.

Station. At the Nazis and the Reichsbanner $750. Second For Chian Ponics, Subscription amicable settlement is expected.

In praising Hui San's public- Griffins of this Club of this Meeting.

occurring. Two of the spirit. Mr. Wynne-Jones directed The principle on which the business houses and banks which Mr. T. V. Soong's negotiations Weight for inches as per scale. If it is not achieved, the matter wa teleprinter works is the setting up work on decentralising systems, for a $10,000,000 loan from Peking (Jockey Allowance). From the two will be referred to the Council of Reichsbanner group were killed that it be brought to the notice

seven injured, while two of his superiors. of a group of Angers in such the teleprinter fills long-felt and Tientsin bankers have been mile post once round and in (about the League-Neuter.

Nazis were seriously injured. The order that when they are released] want. Not a new idea by any completed. The security will be ro- one mile 171 yards).

collision was the result of a meet- they send intpulses of electricity means, it has, nevertheless, been venues from the spirit and tobacco Mrs. Dunbar's Klickitat (164)

ing between rival processions.

"Salus populi suprema est_lex."---- duties in the province. The bonds according to which key is de (Continued un Page 7.)

You have failed to comply with the (Mr. L. G. Frost)

Eleven were injured in a shoot- ule which requires correspondents to will be redeemable in five years and Mr. Wong Sui-Ngau's Bargo-

ing affray between Nazis and forward their names and addresses, bear interest al the rate of seven

master (168)

Socialists at Wuppertal.—Reuter not necessarily for publication. per cent.-Special.

(Mr. T. L Wong) 2 Gold's Golden Dingon' (155)

(Mr. A. & P. Heard) 3 Fourteen starters. Half 21

Messager coming through at the "Telegraph” office. (Photo: A. Fosg).

STOP PRESS length: Fair a length.

Tokyo, Feb. 20.

Time:--2 mia. 23.3/5 secs. Parimatucl: --- Win $52:20:

f places. $11.10, $5.60, $8.20,

1 NEW YORK BOXING

TRAGEDY

MEDICAL REPORT

EVIDENCE

New York, Feb. 19.

The Chief Medical Examiner of

Announced

2 THE PERTH PLATE.-Winner New York City has $750. Second $300. Third $200. For that Ernie Schaaf, the heavyweight Australian Ponies, Grifins of this boxer who died after

a. contest Meeting Weight for inches as per against Primo Carnern, entered scale. Winnern TO IB. penalty. the ring suffering from Inilammu- (Jockey Allowance). One mile. Rain's The Raincloud 1158) (Mr. A. J. P. Heard)

The Cabinet this morning con.Quartermaster's Ration (158) sidered the Japanese

counter- statement, which it is expected ¡will be cabled to Geneva this after--

noon.

It is expected that the statement will emphaalse that Jayan is un- able to withdraw recognition

of Manchukuwo and will declare that the pacification of Jehol in nobody'a Concern except ·Manchukuo's.—

Reuter.

(Mr. V. V. Necda),

1

Mrs. Dunbar'k Tecumsch (168) Mr. W. Hit) Ten aturtera. A length; three lengths.

Time: 1 min. 56.2/5 sers. Park-mutuel: -- Win, $19.80; places. $6.40, $6.50. $7:30.

CASH SWEEPS

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tion of the brain.

The fact has been determined as the result of. ♫ microscopic analysis of the brain.-Renter.

APOLOGIES ON BOTH SIDES

GERMANIA CLOSURE ORDER CANCELLED Berlin, Feb. 19. Following an interivew between Dr. Marks, n Contre Party deputy, and Captain Gooring, the Presi dont of the Roichstag, Gouring bag cancelled the order ordering the suspension for three daya of the Nos, 127, 356, 131, 126, 104, 305. Catholic newspaper. Germania... 445, 343, 612, 368, 214.

(Continued on Page 74.

.$1,000.20 .$319.20 ..$166.00 Unplaced ponies (550 each)

Both sides apologised for thor part in the Incident Reuter,

Tranemiiting massages at the Racecourse. (Photo: A. Fong).

PHOTOGRAPHS ILLUSTRATING THE TELEPRINTER SERVICE OPERATING FROM THE RACE COURSE TO THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH"