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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1933.

GREAT AIR FLEET MAY HAVE TO BE BUILT What does it matter if winter A Force As Strong As That of Any Other Power

BRITAIN GIVES

AIR WARNING

INFERIORITY CANNOT

CONTINUE

BUT HOPES FOR AN AGREEMENT

LONDON, NOV. 29.

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

RELAY FROM ST. ANDREW'S BALL IN EVENING

From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 355 motres:

4.30-5.30 p.m. Chines recorded

programme.

5.30-7 p.m. Chloeso Studio Concert. 7 p.m. -2 a.m. European programme, 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota- tlona, etc.

7.3-7.30 p.m. Variety. Orchestral My Treasure-Waltz. Orchestral-The Spanish Dancer.

International Concert Orchestra. Vocal Duct-Stein Song. Vocal Duel-Song of the Dawn.

Layton and Johnstone. Organ Solo-The Song In Done. Organ Solo-Lonesome Lover.

Reginald Feort.

· THE DEMAND FOR TEN THOUSAND MILI- An amusing photo from the Paris Zoo on clean-up day. A huge elephant's SongDites-moi, Mn. More. TARY AEROPLANES WAS NOT PURSUED VERY

FAR IN THE DEBATE IN PARLIA- MENT TO-NIGHT ON BRITAIN'S WEAKNESS IN AIR STRENGTH.

Lord Londonderry, in the Lords, and Mr. Baldwin, in the Commons, said that Britain must insist upon an air fleet as strong as any in the world, but it was hoped to secure parity by a scaling down of numbers in other countries.

Lord Londonderry, If an agreement for reduction could not be obtain- ed, the converse process must take place and Britain would be compelled to build a great air fleet.

With these assurances, the House of Commons re- jected, without a division, the motion of Rear-Admiral Sueter, drawing attention to the "inadequacy" of the air defence of the Empire.

COMPARATIVE AIR STRENGTHS

foot being attended to with a resp.

LOCAL ESTATES

LIEUT. H. M. KING, R.N..

LEAVES $10,800

Lt. Henry Maitland King. R.N.. who died at Holbeach, Lincoln, on September 26, 1932, left loenl estate valued at $10,800, and per- mission to reseal exemplification of

Song-Quard on Revient,

M. Nicolas Amato, de L'Apollo.. 7.30-8 p.m. From the Studio.

WING ON INSURANCE A Travel Talk by The Globe Trotter.

COMPANY

Further Adjournment Ordered

A

was

before the Chief Justice this mor-

8 p.m..

Report.

Local Time and Weather

8.3-8,33 p.m. From the Studio. Jazz Pianoforte Selections by

Pomping. Vila.

Programme.

1. Shumle Off to Buffalo...

2. Farewell to Arms.

3. Improvisation.

4. You Will Remember Vienna.

5.

Rockin' Chair.

6. You've Got Me Cryin' Again.

7.1 Surrender, daar.

8. Lawd, You Made the Night

too Long.

La Boheme---Che Celidn Paradiso

8.33-9.30 p.m.

Manina (Puccini).

(Meyerbeer).

Charles Hackett (Tenor). Quartet (No. 10) (Beethoven) in E

flat major (Op. 74).

Capet (String) Quartet of Paris. Song-Les Deux Serenades (Two

Serenades) (Leoncavalio). Song-Si vous l'aviez compria

(Denza).

further adjournment the will has been granted to Mr. the Court to an extension of busi- ordered when the conßrmation of L. King's address wAA M. H. Turner, solicitor. The lateness object was sought by the 23. The Avenue, Alverstoke, Ilants., Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Song

given as

and formerly of Denbigh, 400 was left by Maria Gomes de by Mr. H. G. Sheldon, instructed

Lacni estate sworn under $315,-ning, the application being made Song L'Africana Carvalho, inte of 7, Austin Avenue. Mussrs. Hastings and Co. of the will has been granted to resolution was passed by the Com- who died on August 9. Probate fr, Sheldon stated that a spocial Giovanni Michele Spady, priest in pany on September 23 altering Holy Orders.

und extending the business clauso Probate of the $28,600 will relat- or its memorandum, and affidavits ing to the local catate of Malcolm by the manager, the secretary, and Macfarlane Macfarlane, necount-by Mr. J. B. Prentie, solicitor. Symphony No. 5, In E Minor

Enrico Caruso (Tenor). ani, of 32. Mody Road, Kowloon, were before the Court in this con- has been granted to Annie Alex nexion.

(Dvorak) from the New World. The House adopted by 151 votes wns between 1,400 and 1,500, the ander (or Macfarlane), of the

play by Sir Hamilton Harty to 31, a motion by Wing-Comman- United States between 1,000 and same, address.

The hearing was adjourned on

and Hallo Orchestra. der James, supporting the policy 1,100, Italy between

9.30-p.m.-2 a.m. Valley Leontievitch Zolotzeff,| Tuesday to enable of the Government embodied in 1,100.

Counsel to) A relay from the Peninsula Hotel late of Cousons Bond, Ticutain, receive, further instructions the British draft convention.

reof the Danco Music from St. Andrew's It was clear that Britain's ex Letters of administration to the company and to consider the post- and the Management

died on April 12 leaving $14,000. garding the change of name of the Ball by courtesy of the Committee Mr. Stanley. Baldwin, winding

(During the up the debate, said that Britain ample had unhappily alletted could not stand alone in the world response whatever in any quarter 11. M.Turner, solicitor for Ksenia light of this new venture.

catate have been granted to Mr.tion of the policy-holders in the intervals recorded music will be played from the Studio up to 11 p.m.). of the world. This was, therefore, Aleksandrovna Shubina Zolotzelf, in her present position as regards

Close Down. To-day Mr, Sheldon submitted defence either on air, sen or land, a path which could no longer be the widow.

that the Folicy-holders The disarmament situation was followed and they must, however delicate, he admitted, but no ment-reluctantly, abandon the policy of

adequately provided for under) the Ordinance but agreed to ber of the Government had in any

unilateral disarmament which way lost hope and they wore the present unfortunate state of Cheung-ting, alias Kam Nal-auen, deal with the change of name at Cheong-ting, or Kan make further enquiries and to endeavouring to do everything international affairs, it was mani-alias, Kam Nal,-of-9, Chancery the next hearing which will bo possible to achieve an agreement festly not only useless but even Lane, died on February 21, 1931, in chambers.

dangerous to pursue further. leaving local estate valued at

NO NEW POLICY.

$18,900. Letters of administration have been granted to Kam Yu- chung, and Kam Kai-lun, both of the same address.

Fok Chan-shi, alias Fok Chan- į parties.

NOT TO CONTINUE.

1,000 and

The Government's determination to continue to pursue a policy which aimed at achieving effective That did not mean that a new disarmament in air, was repeated policy would guide them, for the

parison with European Powers.

Kam

CHINESE ESTATES.

of

72,

January

were

In reply to His Lordship, Mr. Sheldon said he would draw up draft order which the Court might consider-advisable to make In the interest of the affected|

FOUNTAIN PEN THEFT

GAOL TERM FOR

SNATCHER

With a previous conviction for unlawful possession for which he served four months in gaol, Chan So, unemployed, appeared before Mr. Balfour at the Central Magis- stealing a fountain pen from Fung morning, with

in the House of Lords this evening Government had made it plain in lik, retired contractor, by the Marquess of Londonderry, their successive pronouncements Kennedy Rond, died on the Air. Minister, but he added at Geneva that they recognised the 28, leaving local estate of $29,700, Wing Lok Street. emphatically that they could not need for a one-power standard in probate of the will has been permit a continuance of Britain's the air for this country. The granted to Fok Pak-yuen and Fok Fung Pik-shan, broker, of 18, Slu-chung, a recent arrival from present inferiority. The statement earnestness of their desire to Pak-lim both of the same address. Tal Ping Shan Street, who died on Canton. He pleaded not guilty.

Fan Pike (or Shung) alias was made in a debate raised by achieve effective disarmament in the Duke of Sutherland, who asked nir had been abundantly

Lam Kai-hin (or huen) of Wang September 11, left local estate of for information regarding Britain's ved by their approach to this died on March 26, leaving $13,900. been granted to Fung Cheuk-hing. Connaught Road Central, near pro-Shui Village, Toi Shan District, $6,100. Probate of the will has said that at 3.15 p.m. yesterday in District Watchman Lam Pang relative aerial strength in comproblem and they had offered to Probate of the will has been of 44, Tung Street, according to Hillier Street, he saw defendant

Lord Londonderry said the so to any length if other nations granted to Lam Ki-kwan, of 105, the tenor of the will.

would do the same. They had, in- sistently followed in connection deed, stated their willingness to with alr disarmament

consent to the complete abolition sufficient indication that they re- of military and naval aviation, garded the problem as of vital provided only there could be de

REAL EXCELLENCE, moment.

vised an effective schome for the MOST RECOGNIZED WHEN MOST OPEN- INDEED, 18 A race between nations in arma-1

International control of civilLY LOOKED INTO-Plutarch. ments was a policy that must be aviation, which would prevent all avoided at all costs and to this possibility of the misao of elvil end all the efforts of the Govern-aircraft for military purposes. ment had been directed at Geneva,

course the Government had con-

was

It might be that the disarma- ment conference approached its

+

OUTLOOK NOT GOOD.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

will be held in the school on Monday, The Quarry Bay School prize-giving December 18, at 5.30 p.m.

During the dinner dance in the Grill Room of the Hongkong Hotel to-night, Escaudel and Rosita, the popular Spanish dancers, will enter-

Colonel M. H. Logan arrived hero by the Empresa of Axia from Shanghai to-day.

Andrew's Bull to-night in drawn to an

The attention of those attending St. Lain. advertisement appearing in this fasue giving times of apecini ferries, ele,

following complainant. He alipp-

ed out to the left hand side of complainant, and, putting his left hand across the right side, ex- tracted the pen from the left lower was in his hand. The victim was Jacket. When arrested the pen located and identified the pen...

Complainant said he arrived yesterday from Canton by the 8.8. Tin Yat and was engaged in con- versation with a friend on the Frayn when he missed the pen. It now appeared that there were Lask with idealism which, in the nattions which were not prepared

"When you come out of gaol, I present circumstances of the to agree to such abolition and it

advise you to get some employ- world, was no reason for ecusure, was impossible to deny that there

Injuries to the head were received ment," remarked his Worship In and it would be a disaster of the wore great practical difficulties in

by Ng Shing-ching, 32, of Ming pansing sentence of ten weeks". first magnitude If an agreement the way of such a far-reaching pora at 8 pm, on Tuesday, the 28th timber which fell from a house under

The Conte Rosso sailed from Singa. Street, when struck by a plece of hard labour. was not reached on the definite measure. But Britain could not inst. is expected here limitation of armaments at a accept the continuance of her pre-light on Saturday, and will sail for yesterday. The man was sent to the SHANGHAI SHARES

at day-construction In Tai Yuen Street f lovel which satisfled the require- sent inferiority. ments of defence and dented to

the

Government. Civil Hospital for treat-

ment.

Shanghai at 11 nm, the same day. the potential aggressor the means reductions elsewhere, then

If parity could not be secured by

When charged before Mr. Balfour of offence.

converse of the proposition must morning with the theft of a bottle King's Theatre, la a fine dramatic. at the Central Police Court this

"The Rebel," now showing at the follow and there would be When the war closed Britain option but begin to build upwards a coolie and slept in the streets. The magnificence of the photography and no of milk, Yuen Yi Rald he wasfilm, noteworthy alike for the was the first air Power In the while continuing our efforts world. After the Armistice, as securo

to defendant was bound over.. an International

VAST AIR FLEETS.

Agro-

an earnest of her pacific intentions ment in fixing parity at the lowest and proof of the genuine character level to which other nations would of her propaganda for the limita-subscribe.

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The powerful acting of the principals, Messra, Carroll Bros., have just re- Vilnia Banky, and Luls Trenker. ceived the following cabled quotations the Cathedral Hail to day, at 6.30 set in the Tyrol, and it holds interest Lands

Dr. S. W. Phoon desires to meet at With a historical background, it ja International Assurances

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medical or first aid knowledge and makes an excellent come-back in this Wharves persed the greater part of her

who have already sent in their names her first appearance in the talkies, Troms vast air fleets until the country Having referred to the

ns willing to help with duty at the while Luis Trenky is quite impres Ewo Cottons.... was to-day the fifth only of the grammes for Increased air force

praStreet Sleepers Shelter, which opens zive. world air Powers in terms of first in the United States, Japan and a very short, but it is hoped that to-morrow, December 1. The notice

Shanghal Cottona Langkats Single line strength.

Russia, Lord Londonderry said as many as possible will make a November 10 had a requel at the Shanghai Lonns

A robbery in Kowloon City on Shanghai Explorations All countries had not made they must hope it would be possi-special effort to attend, as Dr. Phoon Kowloon Magistracy this morning public statements of their current ble to fix a first line strength for would like to explain the duties.

Rubber Quotations. strengths, but the official figures the principal air powers which

when Yim Hing was charged, before The following rubber quotations wore available for France and would neither be

Mr. Wynno-Jones, Amongst the passengers who, ar stolen pro

were cabled to Messrs. Benjamin and threat to tho

with receiving ponce of world nor impose an in- rived by the P. and O. liner Carthage while the complainant was

property. It Britain.

Potts from their Shanghai office to- was alleged that day: tolerable financial burden,

sleeping from Homa to-day were Lady Chator, In Britain's case, the

Britain, and the Empire as Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bagram, Mr. Lin his hut in Kowloon City, two men Anglo Javes.. figure whole must be made cafe in the C. F. Bellamy, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Wontered and robbal him of $72 in Anglo Dutels was approximately 850 aeroplanes. air, but a race in air armaments Shewan, Mr. W. M. Thompson, Mr. admitted the charge and said he was Chemors

cash and other property, Defendant tatu-Ananis In the French air force, the should be avoided at all. COBES. and Mrs. E. S. C. Brooks, Mr. and asked by two friends to keep a watch Consolidateds corresponding figure was about Appropriate steps to ensure this Mrs. B. D. Evans, Hen. Mr. and Mrs. for the pollee while they robbed the Kroove diss 1,000:

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Ho did so and after Tanah Merahs complainant.: Acording to available informn- the attention of the Government. Mrs. II. A. Taylor, Mrs IL R. Wells, the rehbery was carried out, he ro Tanah M tion, the Soviet Ropublic figuro Reuter and British - Wircless.

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