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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1933.

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NEW FRENCH SLOOP HITS MR. MACDONALD HAS MRS. BORRETT PRESENTS

· DESTROYER VERITY

While nosing its way through a heavy fog, 10 miles-off-Waglan, shortly before noon yesterday, the French warship Dumont d'Urville collided with the British des- troyer Verity and caused slight damage to the bow of the smaller ship.

When Interviewed after arrival. at the naval anchorage the Com- mandant of the Dumont d'Urville described the affair as a minor and very ordinary incident of the sea. There was a heavy fog, he said, and after receiving an order from

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As a result of his visit to Geneva and Rome, Mr. Ram- way MacDonald, Prime Minis- ter of Great Britain, is convinced that a general European agreement on 'Dis- armament is practicable,

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The 18th anniversary of St. Paul's Girls' College was cele- Draft Programmes and Entry brated in the Lee Hysan Hall of Forms for the Third Extra Race the school building yesterday, Meeting, to be held on Saturday, when Mrs. Borrett, wife of H.E1st April, 1933, (weather per- Major-Gen. O. C. Borrett, dismitting) may be obtained at the tributed the certificates, gold pins, Secretary's Office, the Club House, and scholarships won during the rear: The Hall was packed to Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Interviewed by Reuter just be-capacity..

Club, the Sports Club, and the fore he left for Paris, Mr. Mac-

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Donald asserted that the situation The Bishop of Victoria, Rt. Rev. Entries close was, in no wise, one of all danger. Ronald Hall presided, and among NOON

necessary to take the those present practical opportunities offered, C. Woo, M.B.E. (Principal), Mr. N..

March, 1933. the Commander-in-Chief, Vice-

he sald, and not "soar into the L. Smith, Director of Education, Admiral' Berthelot, who was on

clouds and sit on wet cushions.” Mr. A. O. Brawn. Inspector of board the

Primau- Gagship guet accompanying the Dumont

Mr. MacDonald added that it English Schools. Hon. Dr. R. H. d'Urville, he stopped the ship. was very essential to have agree- and Mrs. Kotewall, Lady Pollock, Almost at the same time as he ment between France and Ger- Rev. A. D. Stewart, Rev. S. F. P. gave the order, he sighted the Bri- many. The reports that a pact Tso, Rev. N. V. Halward, Miss. fish destroyer less than 100 yards pact had actually been, concluded E. D. Kotewall Vice-Principai) PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOW HAIPHONG ahead." She was anchored and were "sheer rubbish," he declared. Messrs. Y. P. Law, Kan Tat-choy. was lying at right angles to his

Mr. MacDonald requested the and J. M. Wong, ... course. Immediately he swung press not to add or infer anything

At the conclusion of the proceed-|

IN THE COLONY the helm hard to starboard, but from last night's communique. He the distance separating the two said the discussions with Mussolini ings a happy function was per-

Current A Hongkong Open Photographic vessels was insufficient for him to were principally informative in formed, when the graduates pre- cicar the Verity.

character, and touched on the Euro/sented the school with an Ernst Exhibition," the first of its kind periode at ruim which well be goabed.es/ COLOMBO The impact was not severe and pean situation and problems. They Leitz microscope apparatus. The here, will be held at the Chinese both ships later proceeded under had agreed to continue their col-gift

was gratefully received by YMCA. from March 22 to March their own power to the naval an-aborations in order to find an ac- Miss Woo.

31, 10 am. to 9 p.ni, excepting chorage.

ceptable solution and assure Euro-, The proceedings opened with the Sunday. The Exhibition will give pean peace for at least a genera-girls rendering the College song, the public an insight into the tion.

after which a play, "The Ring," various fields and types of photo- the spiritual change which has come of the girls delighted with a dance, create a deeper appreciation of He concluded by saying "I feel was presented in Chinese. Four graphic work" and also should

over Rome"

followed by the presentation in photography as a fine art as well The similarity of the English and English of a play entitled "The as a worthwhile hobby.

"White Magie." The participanta Italian views is a feature of all the both plays acted with great ability bean submitted to the exhibition, athered Capital ......

At present 200 pictures have conversations, and while the project especially in the second play, in

Stranger to Port. This is the first visit to these waters by the Dumont d'Urville, which is named after the French Admiral who discovered the statue of Venus de Milo. One of seven ships called avisos, or dis- patch boats, completed for ser vice as recently, as '1931, the Dumont d'Urville in reality is a superior type of sloop, well-armed, speedy, and designed specially for tropical service, with a special arrangement for the circulation of cool air..

The Dumont d'Urville"normally displaces 2,000 tons, is 334% feet long. 44% feet beam and 12 feet deep. She carries two 5.5 in. guns, forward and a third of similar calibré aft, In addition to the usual secondary "artament, including provision for seaplane. She has a complement of 135" oth eers and men and a speed of 15% knots.

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is considered essentially Mussolini's which the players' English diction many of which are from interest-Capita plan, as envisaged in his. Turinas Bawless, Juch credit is also ed amateurs and professionals speech last October, it closely, a due to the kindergarten children as from Cantos and Shanghai. proximates the English point of fairies and goblins.

Among the clubs that have helped to make possible this ex- hibition are the

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view.

The "no force" agreement men- Bishop's Congratulations. tioned in the communique, refers to the Five Power Agreement of

Amateur At the conclusion of Miss Woo's University December 11, which recalled Ger-report, the Bishop, in calling upon graphic Club, Hongkong Photo-I many to the Disarmament Con- Mrs. Berrett to give away the graphic Club, Charming Photo- ference.—Revier.

certificates, congratulated the Col-graphic Club, and the European. lege, which he visited 11 years ago, Y.M.C.A. Photographic Club, Paris, Mar. 20. but in very different surroundings. which is headed by Mr. Grenham. Mr. MacDonald and Sir JohHe congratulated Miss Woo on the

The public are cordially invit Simum are expected at 10 am, to excellent manner in which the

Morrow.

Paris Arrangements.

After an official luncheon school had grown to be housed in jed to see the display.

at the British Embassy with M.such magnificent buildings. Daladier and M. Paul Bencour, the Anglo-French conversations will be resunied.

BELFAST STRIKE

ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A TRAIN

Belfast, Mar. 20.

The Dumont d'Urville has been stationed in Indo-China waters, for some time and on the present

Mrs. Borreth, in 1 happy cruise is accompanying the Pri maguet, a cruiser of 7,660 tons,

speech, stressed the great import- flagship of Vice-Admiral C.A.M.

ance of loyalty to one's school. The British ministers will return Teachers, she said, were like part- Berthelot, Commander-in-Chief, to London on Wednesday in time time parents in early life and[] on routine exercises usually un- for the Foreign Affairs debate in loyalty to those who had striven to dertaken at this time of the year the House of Commons, embracing give of their best, was an important by the French Squadron in Far the conversations at Geneva, Paris factor. She congratulated Eastern waters.

the and Rome, beside the Sino-Japan College. Since the school's birth! A week end of unrest has been The Primiguet has been a freese dispute.-Renter's Special, quent visiter to this port. She

in 1915, Miss Woo had nursed the experienced as the result of recur- was launched in 1924, and carries

Institution and it was due chieflyrence of attempts to wreck trains eight 6.1 in. guns.

to her personality and initiative running during the Ulster strike. that the school possessed such a The latest attempt was at magnificent building to-day. (Ap- Lurgan, where examination of a plause).

smouldering suitcase found in a a Mills bomb, bottles of petrol, paper and passenger train revealed

nghted candle.

THE GOOD EARTH.

FILMING OF FAMOUS STORY STOPPED

Shanghal, Mar. 20.

PALACE TREASURES

SECOND SHIPMENT, SENT

TO SHANGHAI

On behalf of te College and the guests, Mr. N. L. Smith proposed a hearty 'vote of thanks to Mrs.

Nanking, Mar. 19. The second shipment of art trea-Borrett for distributing the certi

Acates and for her inspiring gures from Peking, which arrived

The City Government of Great-in Pukow. yesterday evening. îs address.

·

The Police have made no arresta, though they are combing the haunts of terrorists.

The strikers themselves, after

er Shanghai have instructed the being loaded on the China Mer- Mrs. Borrell was presented with Bureau of Public Safety to stop chants steamer Kweili, which is ex-a beautiful basket of flowers and forty-eight daya inactivity, are: the filming by a picture eompany here of the picture. "The Good

pected to sail for Shanghai to-fa bound souvenir number of the still remarkably well conducted.— Earth," adapted from

morrow morning-Reuter. Buck's famous novel.

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