1933-02-22 — Page 7

INCIDENT CLOSED

AUSTRIAN ARMS IMPORTS

ITALY TO TAKE THEM BACK

London, Feb. 21.

The Austrian Arms In- cident, which has aroused much excitement owing to the despatch of the Anglo- French Note, may now be considered closed.

•

In the House of Commons this evening, the Foreign Secretary, Sir John Simon, was asked who- ther a settlement had been reach; ed in the matter of the importa. tion of arms Into Austria.

He replied: "The Italian Am- bassador saw me yesterday about the arms recently, sent from an Italian consignor to two Austrian factories, and informed me that the italian Government, for their part, were prepared to agree that the arms in question, which were sent to Austria for the purpose of being reconditioned, should be sent back to Italy as soon as pos- sible after the fulfilment of the contract for reconditioning.

"The Ambassador informed me that some of the arms have al ready been sent back to Italy. It is understood that the return of the remainder would be evidenced in due course by customa certifi- cates of the Austrian authorities. His Majesty's Government,. for their part, hope that the question could be considered closed by a general acceptance of this propo- sal."-British Wirelcas.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY

WITHDRAWAL URGED FROM THE LEAGUE

Photo taken at a national mass meeting held in Tokyo on the Manchurian question, at which all political parties in Japan ware represented. Following the delivery of vigorous speeches a resolution was unanimously adopted urging the Government to withdraw from the League of Nations in view of the attitude adopted there. Our photograph shows those on the platform, including Dr. Hajikita, a

member of the House of Peera, who took the chair.

CHAMPIONS DAY

(Continued from Page 1) CHAMPIONS SWEEP

LARGEST SUBSCRIPTION FOR MANY YEARS

"

the

STEAMER LAUNCHED JAPAN'S TEN POINTS

· AT TAIKOO..

SS. HOIHOW BUILT FOR THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO.

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(Continued from Page 1.)

twice" before making any deci

On Monday afternoon there was sion. launched from the Taikoo Dockyard the finely modelled steel screw

ASSEMBLY MEETING.

1933.

RADIO BROADCAST

EUROPEAN LECTURE FROM

THE STUDIO

From Z. B. W on wave length of 365 metres (845 X/c.).

4.30-7 pm Chinese programme. 5-6.15 p.m. Chinese Children's Con-

cert

7-10.30 p.m." European programme, 7-7.38 p.m. Concert Waltres,

of the Seath (Strauss),

Poses.

Wine, Women and Song (Strauss)."

Chicage symphony Orch. D1452. Girls from Baden (Kozak), Game of Kisses (Rizzi).

Victoria Orchestra. V-50037.

7.18-7.30

Selected London and New York Stock Quotations, etc.

7.38-5.10 p.m. A Concert

8 pm. (Local Time and Weather Report)."

Simfonietta-Prelude and Minuet

(Bossi).

Simfonietta-Last Spring (Grieg),

The Philadelphia Chamber String Simfonietta: 0129. SongTrees (Kilmer-Rasbach)... Song By the Waters of Minnetonka

(Lienrance).

Ernestine Schumann-Heink (Contralto). 1198, Piano Solo La Campanella

(Paganini-Liszt). Piano Solo Staccato Etude

(Rubinstein),

Mischa Levitzki. D1469. Song-Fhylida (Fisher). Song Lovely Night (Landon

Ronald).

Walter Glynne (Tenor). B2395. Violin Solos

(a) La Cancion del Olvido

- (Serrano-Persinger). (b) Ronda (Spor-Persinger). Violin

of Spain

18h Menuhin 7817.

8.10-8.30

p.m. Orchestral Apache Dance (Offenbach). La Golondrina (Serradell).

Victor Salon Orchestra. 21055.) A Day in Venice (Nevin),

Victor Salon Orchestra with Nautical Moments (arr. Winter).

Group 9478.

The League Assembly to-day re- No fewer than 20.353 tickets steamer Hoihow, which was built to were sold in connexion with the the order of the China Navigation 'ceived the Report of the Com

|mittee of Nineteen, and later the ой Jockey Club's sweep

Company, Limited.

Designed for passengers and cargo. Japanese counter-statement. Champions. The draw took place the vessel is 298 feet in length on the The Chamber, owing to the pre- last night and was as follows:"

Bag and Baggage ...

13896 breadth, and 25 feet in moulded depth, sence of the apparatus of photo-The London Palladium Orch, C1854. Wild Life

with a gross tonnage of 2,850 tons, graphers and cinematographers and in in every way a sister ship of had the appearance of a

Hunan, which has recently been studio the placed in service.

UNREGISTERED MUI-TSAI

WANTS TO RETURN

TO PARENTS

A married woman, Lo Sam-sau, of 31, Elgin Street, appeared be- "fore Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Cen- tral Police Court this morning on a charge of keeping an unregister- ed mui-tout.

The girl complained to the police that she had been scolded by her mistress and that she de- sired to return to her mother who was prepared to take her back on payment of $140. It appeared that the defendant's mother presented the girl to her as part of her marriage dowry,

A fine of $100 was imposed.

Don

Gold Bar

The Crook Indiana

CAMPING RALLY

HAMPTON COURT

EVENT

London, Feb. 21. Many European countries will be represented at the Camping Rally to be held in a

private

portion of Hampton Court, on the banks of the Thames, at Whit- auntide, under the auspices of the International Federation of Camp- ing Clubs, formed last year at the Conference in Holland.

The Camping Club of Britain and Ireland of which Lord Baden Powell is President will act as hosta-British Wireless

ROYAL PARTY. AT BRITISH FAIR

MALAYAN EXHIBITS

ATTRACT

London, Feb. 21.

The Queen, the Duke and Duchess of York, the Princess Royal and Prince George made a tour to-day of the British Indus- tries Fair.

load water line, 44 feet in moulded

The Hoihow will run its trials carly

8.30-9 p.m. Musical Comedy. eine C. B. Cochran's 1930 Revue-Vocal

Gems.

Company. C1320. Light Opera Com The Committee of Nineteen Lido Lady-Selection.

have collated the replies to their

in April, and be placed in commission invitations to the Committee and immediately after completion of the Nine-Power Treaty signator

ies to serve on the negotiating committee. The British Dominions were included in view of Britain's signature of the Nine-Power Treaty, but hitherto only Canada has accepted.

Mignonette.

3rd. Race.

Dunbar's Elert. King's Bounty. Gay Crusader.

5th. Race...

Dee. Alexander Hall.. California;

6th, Race,

Navy Hall

13404 15724

Chùa Quan

02581

The Rainstorm"

09693

Daylight Eve

13786

Just Imagine

11098

Wonderful Stag

03881

trials.

Valorous

17731

Golden Arrow

12037

Champagne Bay

15643

2nd. Race.

California

07784...

Pocahontas

Brechin,

05406

03661

13523

Street Singer.

Cyclameh Bay

20352

Lunar Star

12318

Liberty Bay

06051

Valley Hatt

02212

Pride of Tsingtao

01330

Racing Boy

15222

Mon Talisman Sadko

4th. Race.

"14787

*13551

06245

17299

Polar Star. City of Melbourne. Friar Tuck,

Adam

10802

Gleneagles

J3695

Bright Star

02611

Orlando

20004

Bistre

19855

Gold" Ring

01407

The Tiger

01209

Gay Crusader

17949

The Plover...

09745

City of Brisbane,

Gallant Fux

19718

Ration,

Whoopee

12667

Northern Star.

Field No..I (1st race

4th day)

05282

Field No. 2 (2nd race.

4th day).

15457

Field No. 3 (3rd race

4th day)

12123.t

Field No. 4 15th race

4th day)

.03612

Field No. 6 (7th race

4th day)

08300

The Goat

08015

Cossack's Beauty

00691

Banjolina

00007

*Sitting - Bull

13649

15093

04784

03195

01661

Klickitat

11678

Tillicum

07340

Diana Bay

14424

Black Rock

02625

10th, Race, Mayflower, Spotted Butterfly. Stourbridge.

Jungle Jim

17927

Blue Star

10178

Jingle

09201

Jack

16822

Golden Dragon

14631

+1

"Ringtail's" Selections

"Ringtails" "selections for

to-

12th. Race.

Dynasty's Elect. Bag und Baggage.. Don.

Swale Trentbridge

Hetman

Brechin

day's Races are as follows:

7th. Race.

Spotted Butterfly. Street Singer. Solar Star.

8th. Race.

Liberty Bay. Diana Bay. Gleneagles.

9th. Race,

Warrington. Golden Dragon. Black Rock.

11th, Race.

Valley Hall, Wonderful Stag. Gallant Fax.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

SEE THE BORT

The other acceptances include Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain. Ireland, Czecho-Slovakia, Portugal, Holland, Belgium and Turkey.

M. HYMAN'S SPEECH,

No, No Nanette-Selection. Show of Shows-Selection.

Savoy Orpheans. C1310.

New Mayfair Orchestra. C1887. Mister Cinders-Vocal Gems. Wake Up and Dream-Vocal Gems.

Light Opera Company. C1663. 9-9.20 p.m. From the Studio, A talk on "Hilaire Belloe" by Mr. H. C. Macnamara.

9.20-10.30 p.m. Varlety, Fox Trot-Love me To-night. Fox Trot-Say It Isn't So.

George Olsen and His Music. 24124. Song--Falling In Love Again, Humorous Song What Archibald

Says, Goes.

Gracie Fields. B3592. Trot-Al-American Girl. Fux Trot-"And so to Bed." Humorous Song-The Empire Party George Olsen and His Music. 24125.

Song.

When the extraordinary Assem-Fox bly of the League, met this after- noon, Mr. Hymans (Belgium) who presided, reviewed the work of the Committee of Nineteen, which has been dealing with the problem and said, they were obliged, to their profound regret, to consid" er that for, this part, they had exhausted all possible efforts of conciliation.

The procedure of conciliation, of course, he said, was not yet closed and could not be formally closed until the adoption by the Assembly of the Report of the Committee of Nineteen.

He hesitated to make a new ap- peal with a view to conciliation for it would be necessary not only that fresh proposals which the Assembly could accept should be made and also that it should re- ceive an assurance that the exist. ing situation would not be aggro vated and that, fresh. operations would not be undertaken.

GRAVE JUNCTURE.

■

fumorous Song-Fat Flat Fish..

Lesile, Surony, B3473. Fox Trot-Everyone Says

I Love You." Fox Trot-Always in my Heart. Piano Solo-Intangibility.

Isham Jones and His Orch. 24118,

Mano Solo-Southology.

Joe Sanders. 24013. Fox Trot-After 12 0’Clock. Fox Trot-I Was Taken by Storm.

Hoagy Carmichael and His Song-Thank God for a Garden.

Orchestra. 24113.

Song--Jean.

John Turner (Tenor). B2341," Fox Trot-Three's a Crowd. Fox Trot-Sweethearts Forever.

Wayne King and His Orch. 24115. Organ Solo On the Road to

Mandalay, Organ Sole Sylvia

Jesso Crawford. 24039. Fox Trot-Riddle Me This, Fox Trot-How Do You Do It?

Leo Reisman and His Orch. 24132, 10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press News,

10.35

At the same time, at this very All Close Down,

records in the above European grave juncture, they must not programmes are kindly supplied by give even the appearance of pre-Messrs. S. Moutrie and Co. cipitancy and so the draft report The Studio programme, between was not circulated until last Fri-5.30 and 7.15 p.m. may, on any day, day and as all Governments must be replaced by a relay from England, be given time to send their, instruc-if reception of the latter happens to

be good. tions to their delegations, he pro- posed an adjournment until next Friday when the discussion of the draft report will begin-Reuter and British Wireless.

THE CHINA COAST.

RECENT TRANSFERS AND

·APPOINTMENTS

Mr. A. B. Sinclair, sup'y Recond A debate will be held on Friday, YOU PARSONG, MARSHAL OUT THE POOR OF THE LAND, THAT WE MAY February 24, at 8.30 p.m., in the Uni-ngineer officer, from in transit, is

on short leave. OF ARMY YOUR versity Union Assembly Room, on the Mr. W. C. Ruxton, sup'y' second

motion "That in the opinion of the The Royal Party paid special STEWARDSHIP HAS GAINED FOR YOU. house, cabarets have a bad influence engineer officct, from in-transit, is on attention to the Empire exhibits, WHAT! NO ARMY? ONLY WOMEN

short leave, on the community." All interested

Mr. J. H. Bryson, supty chief complimenting the Malayann on AND HOARY MEN?—George Mere- will be welcome.

engineer offleer, Kwelyang, has gone their display, which features rub- dith.

chief engineer officer, Ninghai ber products. Reuter, -

Mr. F. L. Pears, third engineer

A picture that can be safely recom- mended is the one now being acrsenal at the Queen's. "Langh and

Get

Rich" is all that the title commends,

Chungking, has rone chief officer, Antung.

Mr. D. Needham, chief officer, Antung, has gone chief officer, Chungking.

Capt

J. Beck, suply master. Wanhsien, 躲wa

command.

Shantung

Kone

Capt F. N. Booth, of the Shantung, has gone sup'y master, Wanhsien,

Mr. J. Ellam; second officer. Nanchang, is on reserve.

E.

Mr. W. B. Hargrave, sup'y second officer, Wanhsien, has gone second officer, Nanchang,

Mr, B, C. Finch, sup'y chlef officer, Wanhalen, is in transit.

Mr. W. N. Johnson, second officer,

Shuntien.

Tainan, has gone acting chief officer,

Mr. D. L. Campbell, sup'y second officer, Wanhalen, has gone second officer, Tsinan.

sim, chief Shuntien, has gone sup'y chief officer, officer,

Mr.

Mr.

Ninghai.

has

Bir. 3. Steele, chief officer, Ninghai, gone sup'y chief officer, Wanhsien. Mr. C. G. Witebell, second omear,

The following forthcoming mar The Empress of Japan, after her riages are announced. Hywel Owen officer, Chenar, has gone aup'y third annual overhaul, will berth at buoy Davies, Government accountant, to engineer officer, Wanhnien. Kowloon Wharf at 10.30 A.2. on Saturday morning and at the Cecilia Blumenthal, stenographer, of Mr. H. C. Higgs, sup'y third Bain Perley, sup'y chief officer,

a.m. on Nathan Road Kowloon; Wednesday, March 1st.

William engineer officer, Chenan, has gone Scott, marine engineer, Butterfield sup'y third engineer officer, Wanhsien: Wanhsien, has gone. chler officer, and Swire. Ltd., to Alice Roid, eri

Mr. M. W. W. McNeill, sup'y chief Three cases of diphtheria (2) voyage to Hongkong aboard the engineer officer, with its rich humour and its true-to-deaths), four caseR

Wantsien, is on of typhoid (3 R.ME. Chitral,

home leave, life touches. Particularly refresh- deaths), and thirteen cases of

Mr. J. S. Young, second engineer. ing is the way a social fave pan is meningitis (one imported) (with 6 To meet the need of its members afficer. Ngankin, has gone, second shown converted from an impending deaths), were reported to the local for a central meeting place in town, engineer officer, Kwangtung. catastrophe into a success.

health authorities last week. There members of the Chinese Y.W.C.A. Mr. AC. Lemercier, Recand were 60 deaths from tuberculosis. On have planned a down-town centre at engineer officer, from short leave, has Monday, one case of diphtherin, ons 63,, Des Voeux Road Central, second gang second engineer officer, Ngankin. Mr. R. W. Martin, second enginert of meningitis and one of puerneral floor. The house-warming will take The P and O liner Rajputaun ir fever were reported. There were 43 place to-morrny at 3 p.m. and mom officer, Kwongtong, has "one sup'y due here from Shanghai at 6 an. on small-pox cases last week (26 deaths), bers and their friends have been second engineer officer, Wanhsien. Eriday

and 23 on Monday,

invited to the reception.

Mr. Paternon, chief officer, Hopsang.

Yuensang. officer, the same ship.

sang, has gane acting chief

Mr. A. Pittendrigli, acting chief officer, Yuensang, has resigned.

Capt. M. Costelle, of the Hopsang,

gene command, Yatshing. Capt. D. S. Pethick, of the

has Yatshing,

gone command,

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