1934-02-26 — Page 7

GERMANY EN FETE

FOURTEENTH NAZI ANNIVERSARY

PRE-WAR DAYS RIVALLED

Berlin, Feb. 25,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

CLOTHES AND THE WOMAN

SURPRISE OF THE

SPRING

Snowdrops are in. But we live In very queer times, when every thing is mixed up with everything cise.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1934.

CANTON NOTES JAPAN'S BID FOR

GERMAN TALKIE

SHOWN

MARKETS

SIR H. McCOWAN ON

HIS VISIT

TIME RIPE FOR AGREEMENT

Canton, Feb. 25. The frat German "talkie" was shown in Canton this week in the Sun Wah Theatre. The picture WIR entitled "Deutschland* Erwacht" or "Germany's Awaken ing. It was shown by the Ger man community of Canton, who In the West End of London the rented the theatre for the ocen florists' shops showed their first alon, and issued 1,500 invitations Scenes of pre-war mili-snowdrops among flowers that con- for foreign residents In Canton,

Sir Harry McGowan, 'Chairman tary splendour marked the stituted a pageant of the seasons. and also to numerous Chinese of Imperial Chemical Industries, Ono specialist in adorable round officials. The picture dealt with celebrations to-day in con- posica stuck snowdrops in like the struggle of the German people who has just returned to England nection with the fourteenth notes of laughter among circles of to recover their position in the from Japan, where he made a study anniversary of the founda-forgetmenots, daffodils, and carna-world. Colour was lent to the per- of industrial conditions, speaking tions. The seasons have been formance by the decorations con- in Birmingham, said that he had tion of the Nazi Party. concertina'd together by chemical sisting of the national flag of the the assurance of the Vice-Minister Denne crowds during the morn-horticulturists, and, of course, German people, and the guests for Foreign Affairs that the Ing watched a great procession fruit and vegetable growers have were conducted to their seats by

al Nazi atorm-troops, the long set at deflance Mrs. Beeton's members of the Nazi wearing arm-Japanese Government stood for a Reichswehr and the Steel Helmets painstaking lista of provender bands on which was depicted the policy of harmonious Industrial re-

Swastika.

lations from the Under den Linden to the available during

between any particular

Japanese and The streets of Canton were British manufacturera. see the competitors for the Mara- "It is for us," Sir Harry con- thon Race, over a distance of sixtinued. "to do all we can to cul- miles. Amongst the entrants were tivate this feeling if we are to three girls. The Chinese nowadays correct and control the present are showing great interest in ellirritating and unlimited competi forms of sport, and girls are tak- tion." lng up games and activities which a few years ago, would have been regarded as most, unmaidenly Our Own Correspondent.

Lustergarten, " where seventy month. We eat peaches in Decem-lined with people on Saturday to

of ber ant apples in July.

thousand

onth stvore An allegiance to Herr Hitler,

The ceremony was carried out In traditional German frahion And Wan broadenst throughout Germany.

WAR MEMORIES. Afterwards another ceremony, in honour of Germany's two million wor dend, was held at the Opera House, attended by

It is only in clothes that we em rather conservative. It is true that hatshops show felts in August, but in dresses we seem rather apt to follow the calender. | Perhaps last year's sunshine has İgiven us brighter notions; perhaps the turn for the better in trade has cheered us up; be the cause what it may, there is a distinct tendency among the more Imagina

earlier this year.

President von Hindenburg. Herr tive houses to give us spring frocks NEW RED THREAT

the

Hitler and the majority of members of the Cabinet.

General Blomberg, the Minister of Defence, in the course of speech, re-aflirmed Germany's for

"

After all this is quite logical. It is far too soon to discard henyy coats, but even already we have bad midday sunshine that led to open coat-fronts, and would have Herr Hitler called for cheersbeen cheerily answered by a pale

erocus chiffon twerd frock, such-like.

Innocence of responsibility causing the war.

for the "Eternal German Nation and its leader in the Great War, President von Hindenburg," after which, the aged President placed a wreath on the war memorial and reviewed the Reichswehr Hitler and his Ministers.--Reuter,

SOLEMN CEREMONIES.

(Special to "Telegraph")

Parades

double

with

to

Even now, before the British Manufacturers' Federation has re- vealed its massed secrets.

the choirs of fabrica amounts wealth. Wales, Yorkshire, Scut- innd, and Donegal are turning out tweeds fit for everything from a blizzard to a heat-wave,

Many Designs.

(By Telegraph. Covurisht, Telegraphio Mam *apes Ordinamen, 1994, Neretvedi February 26. 2.7 ../

They are not only varied in Berlin, Feb, 25.

texture but in design, though here demonstrations, their variety is with special church services were they are not easy to describe. For so delicate that dout all over Germans to-day in instance, one looks, in colour, pat. of Heroestern, and texture, as though a Memorial Day and the anniversary biscuit and a cobweb had met in of the formation of the Nazi Party. Lovers' Lane by moonlight

The Memorial Day services were woven

and dream. But although the most solemn since the war, that sounds quite pretty, perhaps Over a million Nazi oflice-hold-you prefer plain facts, so pray era swore allegiance to Herr Hitler, note that this is manufactured in gathered at meetings all over the Wales, is being sold in targe Reich, the onth-taking being quantities to the Continent, and synchronised with the

special can

be obtained in England, Berlin ceremony Ly radio.though not too easily, as some of United Press.

the retail houses turn it down because of its low price. A mad

KUOMINTANG REFORM.

world.

Lovers_of_beige_and..brown-aro quite safe; they are not to be reft from us. They are coming in every kind of material. Yorkshire is doing specially nice hopsack,

REORGANISATION OF in a good beige as well as other

CONTROL

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Shanghai, Feb, 26. Chinese public discussions are centred on the question raised by some influential quarters as to the advisability of rehabilitating the Kuomintang Party by restoring the Presidency system in place of the committed system.

The vesting

colours, and in three weights- coat weight, ault weight, and dress weight. A light-weight shado. laine is excellent for the cheerful

IN KIANGSI

BIG FORCE INVADES FROM HUPEI

(Special to "Telograph").

Nanchang, Feb. 26.

A sensational report renching here states that 20,000 Reds in Hupet are forcing their way into western Klangsl. They are re- ported to have advanced on Feng- hain, threatening to cut off the Nanchang-Kiokian Railway.

Government troops in the rail- way zone are putting up stout resistance to the advancing Reds.

Government troops are being hurried south for the purpose of

preventing the Reds in the Fuchow districts from joining forces with the invaders from Hupet.-Central

He believed the time was ripe to express to Japanese Industrialists the desire of British industrialists to come to understandings

with them over as wide a field as pos sible.

He took the view that unless some statesmanlike attitude was adopted towards the present clash of Interests, conditions in the next years or so were likely to become acute.

"AT EXPENSE OF BRITAIN."

He did not think there was any necessity for this. Japan had a population increasing at the rate of 1,000,000 people a year. This reasonably entitled her to a share in the world trade, possibly growing share.

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

CHINESE STUDIO CONCERT THIS EVENING

From Z.D.W. on a wave length of 365 metres:

6-8 p.m. European' programme. 5-5.15 p.m. A relay from Daventry, G.15-7 p.m. A relay, of the Hong- kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden.

7pm. Closing Local Stock Quot■- tions, etc.

7.9-8 p.m. A Recarded Programme, Selection Tell Her the Truth (Waller & Tunbridge);

Selection-Dut of the Bottle

(Levant, Grey & Ellis)

Now Mayfair Orchestra. Song-Wee Willie Winkle (Rober

ton).

Song-There's Na Luck Aboot the Hoose (arr. MacPherson & Pent-

land).

Royal Stoven (Soprano). Pianoforte Solos (a) Waltz in D Fiat. Op. 64, No. 1 (Chopin).

(b) Etude in G Major-Op. 10, No. 7 (Chopin).

Vocal Gems-From Erik Charcil's (c) Waldesrauschon (Liszt)

Wilhelm Backhaune, "White Horse Inn" (Benatsky &

Stolz).

Light Opera Company. Violin Solo-Thain-Meditation (Massenet).

Violin Solo Tambourin Chinola

Kreisler),

Fritz Kreisler. Song When I

Doad, My Dearest (Landon Ronald). Song A Pair Well Matched (Lan-

don Bonald).

Joseph Hislop (Tenor).

tup

(Coward). Selection Words and Music Now Mayfair Orchestra. 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Re- port.

8.3-10.30 p.m. Chinese Studio Con- cert.

18.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press NowS

10.35 p.m. Close Down. All relays of the Hongkong Hotel Orchestras are by courtesy of the Management and during the intervals recorded musle will be broadcast from the Studio.

Part of this addition might have to be at the expense of British industry for the time being, though a revival of world trade would quickly release the large volume of potential demand for goods which would follow from the desire of the peoples of the world for an ever higher standard of comfort. the Japanese to do business in

There was room for both us and. SEARCH FOR GOLD meeting this increasing demand.

Imperial Chemical Industries, he The Rev. Henry Wolfo Baines, continued, were getting in touch! Assistant Chaplain of St. John's Japan in an endeavour to make M.A. (Oxon), the newly-appointed with their opposite numbers in Cathedral, received his Licence of office from the Bishop of Victoria ngements for them to retain during the morning service at the share of the Japanese market, and Cathedral yesterday. The preacher for the control and direction of was the Bishop of the Philippine export trade in competitive mar Islands, while Dean Swann conduct keta on a mutually satisfactory.

basis,

Ncies.

ed the servico.

The Empress of Britain.-on-her world tour, arrived at Penang on Saturday, She is due in Hongkong on March 12th.

PHEASANTS AND PARTRIDGES

AUSTRALIA'S GREAT- EST EXPEDITION

expedition ever organised in Aus- The greatest gold prospecting tralia has just begun operations at Kalgoorlie. With it has been

most organised

elaborately equipped air survey expedition which includes two aeroplanes be- Negotiations-were-procceding sides a ground organisation_of now in respect of certain Japanese seven motor vehicles, three houses, goods exported to this country a hangar, mobile wireless stationa with a view to effecting a control and photographic laboratories. of volume and selling prices. In The work is expected to take two recommended this polley to all years. Ground surveyors, geolo- manufacturers in England who were prejudiced by the export of Jupanese goods.

Japanese and British industrial-

spring frock, and its varied enlour-TÓ BE IMPORTED INTO ists had therefore got to got to

ed ribbings are particularly good, in the hands of a clever maker, for making birch-like the figure which tends too much to the out- lines of the ancestral oak.

VICTORIA

Victoria in planning the introduc- tion of pheasants and partridges during the centenary celebrations. as an attraction for sportsmen this year.

threads woven through it is back Light-weight cloth with lame with us. This was tried out a couple of years ago, but its newer The cost of importing a sufficient- of control in a form

is much improved. The ly large number and of establish- committee has been adopted ever tinsel thread does not grate being a special breeding plant on since the death of Dr. Sun Yat tween the fingers as it did, and the Sen, and it is interesting to specu- added softness naturally helps the late as to who would be appoint-cloth to fall in good folds. ed President.

on

Pastel Shades

gether personally. More Japanese must visit Britain and more of our people go to Japan.

MORE WORK FOR THE CLYDE

.

gists and other experts in geo- physical prospecting methods and men versed in ordinary methods of prospecting for gold are all expedition. playing important parts in this

be

The method of operation, saya Austral News, provides for the photographing of country in which prominent features have first been identified by surveyors. While the 'planes carrying geologists are working, wireless tonders carrying geologists and surveyora are stationed within the area to be photographed. Regular trans- missions from stations, wili picked up by both the mobilo wire- teas tenders and permanent station at the operating base. From these signals the actual It is officially announced that one position of the plants can be cal lotila leader (H.M.S. Grenville) culated. Thus the personnel will is to be given to Yarrow and Com- be able to work with a high meh- pany, Scotstoun, and that one of sure of anfety and with complete the "S" class submarines (H.M.S. co-ordination. A tremendous area Seawolf) is to be built as Scotts extending as far north west as the Kimberley mountains will be thus of yard, Greenock.

surveyed and prospected.

any kind woven

this

the

in

IA

ADMIRALTY, ORDERS

Clyde shipbuilders have received n welcome addition to the orders recently placed for naval work.

U.S. NAVAL BASES

farms will be between £3,000 and £4.000. The climate is eminently auitable for these birds, says Austral News, although it is not Many Kuomintang branches at

expected that they will breed any- Home and abroad have lately The pastel shades recommended thing like as quickly as the rabbits wired to the Central Kuomintang for summer wear are suitable al-which were introduced in 1880 and Headquarters expressing their ap-ready for the happy suggestion have since become one of Aun proval of the suggested change, beneath a fur coat that, if winter's tralia's greatest pesta. which they believe necessary if here, spring is not far away. It party discipline and organisation is just as well to keep the very have to be restored.--Central | delicate tones for later on; but be covered with News.

there are shades that are perfectly material. When Shanghai, Feb. 26. lovely under fur-banana with material will atrotch. If

The work on hand at the latter Mr. Sun Fo, returning here sable and its kindred browns, sun- Laatex yarn is woven two ways yard includes the cruiser Galates after a tour of sight-seeing at burned tomato with the cool squirthe material will stretch two ways,

and two destroyers for the 1981 Wasih, denied a report that deei-rel and Fox, and with either a The system was invented

programme, while Messrs. Yarrow sion had been taken the happy range which a cook would | America, went to France, and Is

have an

the stocks the flotilla restoration of the Presidency call potato-skin to cream, and a now being extensively unst

lender Faulkner. system in the Kuomintang Party, poet earth to corn. And very be- | England.

For the 1932 programme the coming too. -Central News.

Of course, this is going to be value of the naval work placed on Some of the costumes suggested wonderful, if the main claims the Clyde in the present month for wear under heavy overcoats take

prove true. You will be able to amounts to about £2,250,000, and are very practical. For instance, tube-shaped skirt. You will he now engaging the yards or about a bell-shaped stride in a altogether the Admiralty contracta a long, lissom tunic in pale rose able to serve overband at annis to be-begun, represent, in cash, the Navy Department is quietly thin woollen, with brown wood without having to pull your blouse | £7,000,000. buttons, worn with a brown wool down over your skirt as soon a cont and skirt, long in Bue but the rally is over. You will be able

in outline. A

A fortnight ago the Fairfield jersey blouse also goes with this. to have an outer or travelline coat Company and Messrs. Alexander

The imminence of Philippine In- Thus we have coat and skirt, which will not make a bundle of Stephen and Sons, Govan, received blouse, tunic,, possibility of other you if you are wearing a tailored orders each for two destroyers. dependenco is stated to be the Washington, Feb. 25. blouses, fur coat with or without suit beneath, or stand draughtily Taking both Admiralty and mer-ronson behind this decision. Big bank credit expansion, pro-tailored cont-n dizzy number of you have dropped the tailored coat now in the fortunate position of to abandon the naval bases in the round like Tweediedum, or dee if cantile marine work, the Clyde, Is In the event of a definite decision bably with croit inflation, is like. combinations suggests itself.

In fact, you will be able to go in having more tonnage on hand than Philippines, Pearl Harbour base in The tremendous surprise of the The Government will attempt to spring is to be the launching offor the hop, skip and jump com any other shipbuilding river in the the Hawaiian Islands may be

the two-way-atretch fabric. Fin (petition anywhere, without bag- world. curb speculative excesses, but only

strengthened.

ly,

U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY

ATTEMPT TO CURB SPECULATION

faithful

green

so nobody really knows any more

Wonderful stuff, applicable to

PLANS TO ABANDON THE PHILIPINES

Washington, Feb. 25.

It is authoritatively stated that

considering plans to abandon the Philippine bases after the Naval Conference in 1935.

the big pine baacs will not be officially

after a careful study of the Hera have been laid on lips, all ging at the knoon or dropping in- There is still no definito news of The abandonment of the Philip markets. An upward trend of concerned have said "Hush," and ordinately from the shoulders. the restart of work on. security and commodity prices about it than the main facts. That wool, silk, cotton, and velvet.. Cunarder at Clydebank, and unless i decided until the 1935, naval con-- will be encouraged.

What an unheard-of business the order to go ahoad comes 800 ference. The attitude of Congress towards the nature of secrets....

for the surviving dowagers, who it will not be possible to launch

Under the terms of the Washing utilitiosfa disturbing, Compul-

were brought up to suppose that the liner in the early summer. any satin worth wearing stood by In that event, the next suitabletin Treaty, no additions to existing Rubber threads have now been itself and had to be stepped into high tide for launching would be Artifications in the Pacho can be

In September. rendered tubular. Thus they can Just to think of it stretching!"

minde until 1935-Fnited Pressi.

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and Frits.

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