1933-09-11 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1933.

RETURN OF GOVERNOR

OF MACAO

U.S. NAVAL ARRAY RETURN OF GOVERNOR

IN CUBA WATERS

1

ARGENTINE NOTE TO UNITED STATES

TENSE SITUATION

WASHINGTON, SEPT. 10. THIRTY-NINE AMERICAN WARSHIPS ARE NOW CONCENTRATED IN CUBAN WATERS OR

WITHIN A FEW HOURS OF HAVANA, AND WITH THE NEW REVOLUTIONARY REGIME UNDER DR. RAMON GRAU SAN MARTIN STRUGGLING AGAINST ODDS TO ASSERT ITS AUTHORITY, A HIGHLY TENSE SITUATION EXISTS.

Perfect order reigns for the moment, but outlook is causing apprehension, owing to the paradoxical situa- tion in the Army in which the new government proposes that the highest rank shall be that of Colonel and that the sergeants shall choose the officers. Those chosen, however, refuse to serve and stand by Dr. Cespedes.

Talk of intervention by the United States continues, but feeling in South America is illustrated in a Note handed by the Argentine Government to the American Ambassador, welcoming President Roosevelt's ardent desire not to intervene in Cuba and pointing out that youthful nations can work out their own destiny if they are left to their own devices. The New York Herald's Washington correspondent interprets the Note as strong advice not to intervene in any circumstances and looking askance at the U.S. naval array in Cuban waters.

DR.

SAN MARTIN'S STATEMENT

News from Norfolk, Virginia, shows that President Roosevelt is not relaxing his watch on the Cuban situation.

which

10-day

constitution, and not merely np- prove one claborated at the Ameri- can Embassy.

has boonships

plane.

After to-day's conference, Prest- America. dent Roosevelt resumed the yacht cruise which was cancelled yester-

taak renders the

more

The San Martin government has taken all steps in its power to prevent and quell sporndle vio- fence, such as the seizure of sugar centrals.

WHEN POLICE DUTY CEASES

Arrangements for Big Not Their Job to See

Reception Banishees Leave Colony

the

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

RELAY FROM THE. KO SHING. THEATRE

11-11.80 a.m. Stock and Exchange Quotations, Weather Report, etc.

11.30 am. Chinoso recorded pro- gramme,

12.30 p.m. European programme of Columbia and Regal recorda

2 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report,

kang Hotel Orchestra by courtesy of 1.16 p.m. A relay of the Hong- the Management (During the intervals recorded music will be broadcast from the Studio)..

2.15

p.m. Close Down

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Macao, Sept. 11. "The only thing we have not Arrangements for receiving His done is to see him out of the Excellency Lieut. Col. Bernardes de Colony. I submit, under the Or- Miranda at Macao, on his return dinance, that it is not for us to from Portugal, are proceeding, and the contribution of the Chinese see them out of the Colony "stated community to the celebrations is inspector Vincent, in charging a to be a very big one, with decora-Hoklo, Cheung Kwan, before Mr. tions along the principal streets, Wynne-Jones in the Central Police and crackers and fireworks at Court this morning, for disobeying several points. During the night

a deportation order. there will be electric illuminations

inspector Vincent said the case as well,

The Governor will reach Macus was rather different from

usual banishment cases. On at 5.00 p.m. on Wednesday, and August 12 the defendant was dis 8-8 p.m. European programme, will be accorded a public welcome charged from guot and was hand-Four Ways Suite (Eric Coates). at the Municipal Hall.

cd over to the Officer-in-Charge Regal Cinema Orchestra conducted Subsequently he will receive the of the Deportation Office

by Emanuel Starkey. 9756/0757 A warrant was 6.17-6.50 p.m. visits of members of the public banishment. and officials at Government louse, served on him, and he received a and in the ovening an official duplicate after which he dia- dinner will be given in his honour, appeared from the office. He was hot seen again until yesterday H. E. the Governor of Macao when he was arrested in Mac. will be received in Hongkong by donnell Road. They had had Major Peregrino da Costa, Direc-many cases on record where the tor of the Health Department, as Pollee did not see the banishees the doyen of the departmental out of the Colony. chiefs in Macao.

Col. Miranda.

It is understood that the Gover-

the Colony..

for

Apparently. In this

6.6.17

p.m

Quartot (No. 10) in E Flat Major,

(Beethoven) ((Úp. 74),

Capet (String) Quartet of Paris. Suite is kindly loaned by a (This Listener).

6.50-7.10 p.m. Variety.

tations, etc.) Song-Three Wishes.

7 p.m

p.m. (Closing Local Stock Quo-

Song-Let me 'Give my Happiness to

You.

Jessie Matthews (Soprano), DB1120 Band-Willow Weep for Me. Band-Look What You've Done.

Debray Somers Band. CB675 Band-Scotch Medley.

Bagpipes and Band of 1st Batt. H. M. Seaforth Highlanders. MR576

After reading the Ordinance Lieut. the Marquis de Ficalho, and the deportation order, tho A.-D. C. to Dr. Rocha Santos, magistrate agreed that there was Oficer Administering the Govern- no provision that the man must ment of Macao, will also be pro-be seen away. ceeding to Hongkong to receive case, the defendant had not left

Inspector Vincent: We don't nor of Macno will be entertane know that. We had special men Song-Just a Little Flower Shop

Around the Corner. in Hongkong by members of the looking for him since he Portuguese community In the

Song I Can't Remember. British colony-Our Oten Corres appeared from the the office.

Paul Small (Tenor).DB1136 to | Band-Good Evening. pondent.

Band-Moonlight, the Danuba and

You.

PEKING GLACIS

INCIDENT

JAPANESE ASSAULT LEGATION LADY

Defendant was sentenced cight months' hard tabour,

dis-

BOMBER MAKES

CRASH LANDING

FIVE MEN IN NARROW ESCAPE

Billy Reid and the London Piano- Accordeon Band. MR621 Band-Back Again. Band-Day by Day,

Billy Cotton and His Band. MRGS4 |Song All Over Italy.

DB1188

Anonn Winn (Soprano). Band-Pagan Moon, Band-To Have and to Hold You in

my Arms.

Billy Rold and the London Piano- Accordeon Band. MR620 7.40-8 p.m. Instrumental. Pianoforte Solo-Etude in C Sharp

Minor (Chopin).

Harriet Cohan. D1832 Octet-La Serenata (Braga). Octet Serenade (Ti)

J. H. Squire Celeste Octot. 9110

(Bartok, arr. Szekely),

Violin Soles Roumanian Folk Dances Joseph Szigeti. LBO

8 pm. Local Time and Weather Report,

8.3-11.30 p.m. A relay from the Ko Bhing Theatre..

11.30 p.m. To-day's Opening 10 2m. Stock and Commodity Quotations, he received from New York by Messrs. Swan, Calbertson and Fritz. (In Chinese).

"Cuba is quieter than during the

Peking, Sept. 5. conferred He

with last eight years.

Foreign circles In Peking are

Manila, Sept. 9. General Lee, the commander of "We have no thought of re-

When his motor failed at the US. Marine post at Quantico, pudiating international debts or very indignant over an outrageous

attack made by armed soldiers of altitude of 600 feet, Lieut. Thomas Virginia, and Commander Williams, treaties, the officer commanding the Marine The presence of American war- the Japanese Legation Guard on W. Steed succeeded in landing an Miss Emmeline Arguello, privato army bomber in a cane field near Regiment mobilised there for possible duty dificult. This is hardly in cord secretary to Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, Camp Clark yesterday, with only the American Minister to China, minor injuries to the crew person- In Cuba.

with President Roosevelt's 'good while riding on the bridle-path nel, although the plane was badly The marines are prepared for neighbour' policy.".

shaken and one of the wings was The United States government round the Glacis yesterday. Immediate movement and should

The Japanese military, without a call come, many of them will cautions about against stepping troubling to notify the other Lega- demolished.

in feeling that to do so would ro tions, or even to erect a notice The passengers were Lieut. G. be transported to Cuba by acro-vive the rapidly dying bogey of board, suddenly decided to stop W. R. Perry, Sergeant Charles 0. American Imperialism In Latin all riding on their part of the Reed, Private David D. Davidson

Glacis during millitary exercises, and Private Jack B. Griggs,

The bomber had come to Fort merely handing riders a pencilled and unsigned note to this effect.

Misa Arruello, ignoring the note, Stotsenburg from Nichols Field, continue to ride, but, on returning, and the enlisted men were getting -she-was-Furrrounded by a dozen some flying time. Circling near soldiers with fixed bayonets. One Clark Field the motor went dead, of the soldiers threw a large stone with Lieutenant Steed at the constated, are kindly supplied by Messrs. at the pony, others struck her on trols. He immediately manoeuvred the arm, snatched away her riding towards. a cane field, cane and broke it. Others seized an altitude of only 600 feet, quick to land the pony's bridle and tried to drag thinking was necessary

the plane without A disastrous Miss Arguello away.

Miss Arguello was saved from crash. further violence by the Intervention of Commandant Benoit-Guyed,

uneven ground a Landing on

WAB crashed and those Unconfirmed reports said that Commandant of the French Lega-wing several soldiers started an uption Guard, who went to her assist aboard were shaken up but not

seriously hurt, riking at Camp Columbia, Havana, but were shot and further trouble was suppressed,

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MORE WARSHIPS. Meanwhile, nine more destroyers have been ordered to Cuba.

It is understood that the United States may refuse to accept Dr San Martin as President of Cuba, regarding him as a product of revolution.

According to unofficial state- ments, the recognition of the existing Cuban regime will depend upon its ability to maintain order and to protect life and property.

At the suggestion of American Ambassador Sumner Weiles, the government averted an incident by sending soldiers to the dock to tasure the safe departure of Mr. Mathew V. Molanphy, Ameri- can manager of the United Fruit Company, against whom students,

Lnd workers radicals. demon- strated.

nearance.

AMERICA'S ATTITUDE. President Roosevelt, who will avoid intervention if it is possible is determined to inalat upon com-

The executive committee, in plete proof of the new regine's general charge of the govern- stability and control before grant- ment, includes: Ing recognition.

Dr. Ramon Grau San Martin,

It is understood that the Ad-University professor, ministration is re-shuffling the naval ships in Cuban waters. Tho United States cruiser Bainbridge which has been lying in Havana Harbour has been ordered to Puerto Padre.

Five of the nine destroyers now on their way to Cuba have, been

Dr. Guillermo Portela, professor, Dr. Jose N. Irazarri, lawyer. Sergio Cabo, newspaperman. Portillo Franco, former bunker. Reuter and U.P.

ordered to Guantanamo, while the STOWED CLOTH DOWN

remainder will await further

orders at Key West, Florida.

-SAN MARTIN'S SPEECH. Meanwhile, Dr. San Martin Is

VENTILATOR

still busy endeavouring to organiss SHIP'S COOK'S RUSE

a government out of the oxisting

political chaos.

He made a speech from the

DETECTED

Mr. J. T. Prior, appearing

on

Presidential Palace to-day, in the behalf of Lo Kau, ship's cook, course of which he said:

"I shall honour all government pleaded guilty before Mr. Wynne- obligations including public debta Jones in the Central Police Court

this morning to a

to the last penny,

Stater.

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and from

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

WHERE SHAME 19, THERE IS ALSO TEAR-Milton.

The B.I.B.5. "Takada" left Moji duo hero on on Saturday and is Thursday morning.

The seventh annual general mest- ing of the Reel Club will take place at the Helena May Institute on

Monday, September 18, at 5.16 p.m.

Falling from a tram, Lam Fung, 38, living at Capshokmul, was fatally injured, and died on admission to the Government Civil Hospital, yeater

day.

Wong Yuk-tong, aged 17, died at the Government Civil Hospital you torday from injuries received in a fall from the roof of a Jervole Street.

There was a clean bill of health for the Colony on Friday.

To-morrow's meeting of the San!- tary Board will consider only routine matters.

.

At to-morrow's meeting of the Rotary Club, Mr. T. B. Wilson will givo some observations on the Rotary International Convention at Boston and the work of Rotary Headquar❘

tera.

11.33 p.m. Close Down, All records in the above European--- programmes, except where otherwise

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KZRM PROGRAMME. To-day's Broadcast from Manila: 5. p.m.-Studio Music. 4.10 p.m.-Spanish Informational Period.

6.30 pm-English Informational Period.

p.m.-Dinnor Music.

7.30 p.m.-Request Recordings. 7.45 pm. Song Recital Guarina.

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8 p.m.-La Yebana Cigar and Cigarette Factory-Lorine Nash and Johnny Harris.

8.15 p.m.-States Steamship Tour. 8.30p.m.-Chevrolet Jamboree-- Pacific Commericial Company.

0.30 pim.Dance Programme Chevrolet Orchestra.

10.80 p.m. Sign off.

ALLEGED THEFT

OF WATCH

MANAGING PARTNER FACES CHARGE

\

The Bon Line 8.5. "Benrinnes" from Leith, Middlesbro, Antwerp, London and Straits left Singapore ing of a via Manila for this port on Saturday and is dus to arrive bore on Sunday next,

An' allegation of theft by find- gold wrist watch, valued at over $200, at the Luk Hoi Tung Boarding House was made against LI Wai mannaging partner of the Li Chal Tong house at The wedding is announced to take medicine shop, West Pointt, when place in the near future of Mir ho appeared before Mr. Wynne- Antoine Yves Colamel, marine en- The R.M.S. "Empress of Russia"gineer, of 6, Carnarvon Road, Kow Jones In the Central Police Court

heard tomorrow morning. charge of loft Shanghai to-day at 12.30 p.m. loon, and Miss Bertha Maria Poreira, this morning. The case will be Mr. C. Y. Kwan, for the defence, "I swear to fulfil the revolution-placing unmanifested cargo, con-is due at Hongkong on Wednesday at of 5, Saifee Terrace, Kowloon.

sum-sald that the defendant was arrest ary programme with the maximum Bisting of cloth, aboard the 8.8. 10 p.m. and leaves Hongkong on Thurs-1 when bus conductors wore

day at noon for Manila,

moned last week before the Canton od at 8 am and as he had only of respect for all interests Kong Ning..

Mr. Prior.This man WRE

Bureau of Public Utilities they wore just been Instructed he established hero.".

the The Hon. Treasurer of the St. Ho strcased the desire of Cuba taking these goods out of

various stops. Thero may be no for friendship with the United Colony for a friend in Foochow John Ambulance Brigado acknow. tons amongst other things that they for a data to the he would ask There is only a small amount of ledges with grateful appreciation and must stop for passengers at the hearing and also to apply for

thanks the following donation towards

boarding or leaving the passengers Hospital Comforte Fund- buses, nevertheless, they must stop Despite the disapproval of goods. I am instructed to ask the

for a few minutes. Communistic sympathies by the particularly that the goods bo not "Anonymous":-$400.

He would mthor government committee, Dr. San condecated.

A report has been made to the A batch of mendteants, arrested in Martin, in a statement to the pay a fine,

Revenue-Officor Grimmitt-The Pollos by a man named Lau. Chun the Central district over the week United Freas, voiced the samo

anti-imperialistic", sentiments as prosecution is asking for confs- chuon to the effect that whilst he was end, were severally fined 15 or soven Communiste, although in cation in this case. The defen-walking along Talps Main Road at days each by Mr. Wynne-Jones when dant was caught putting these about 0.18 am to-day, he was held they appeared in the Police Court rolls of cloth down the ventillator up by two men who were armed with this morning. One woman, on REASONS CITED.

into the chging room. A further revolvers, and a quantity of money crutches, who begged on the pathway was takan AWAY from him. The near the Roman Catholic, Cathedral, "All that the new regime asks search of the engine room reveal-exact amount was not stated.

was.sactioned, of the United States is fair play ed some more packages, and a chance to carry out our pro- Mr. Prior.The goods are not "In fact, you are a nuisance your. Foaring a scolding by his father foring into the bathroom. She had gramme," he said.

dutiable. It is only a question of self" remarked Mr. Wynnd-Jones In the loss of a fountain pen Chinase We overthrow Machado because manifestation.

the Central Polico Court this morn- youth, 16, stola, Tour song books from he was a tyrant, and Cespedes be- The magistrato remarked there ing when ho imposed a fine of ten 100, Hollywood Road, in order to sell -cause he was_a_puppet..........

was a definite element of de- dollars or fourteen days on them to buy low pet Brought Chine who admitted raking rabbish before Mr. Wynne Jones this morning. SINTAKE Vàmững Cobving, opsllibaratión.

„Garden" Hand anakwAlbany, in the Central Polloe Cohrt, the Theo niên in the formul

the

milder form.

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Sub-Inspector Dredge said that the complainant resided at the Luk Hot Tung Boarding Houne and at 11.30 last night went to the bathroom for a bath. He took off his wrist watch and had occasion to return to his room On going back to the bathroom he found his watch missing. He informed the management and on onquiries being made an ́amah stated she saw the defendant go-

asked him if he had seon a watch and ho ropiled in the negative. Polico were called in and a search of the defendant's goods In his "Cubicle revealed the watch.” In Dalandant was allowed hef

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