1934-07-14 — Page 11

SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1934.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WATER ECONOMY

HITLER'S OWN STORY ITALY'S VOLTE FACE NEW PASTOR FOR

(Continued from Paga 1.)

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YUNNANFU ·

TO PREACH HERE TO-MORROW

e. He was the Standard Lendertion. Also specifically there would. hi and he confessed before hisbe, as he understood it, an assure ath his willingness to carry out anco offered by France in respect la order by Rochm."

of the boundaries of Russia nod Hitler said that the original plan also the boundaries of Germany

The preacher at the St. John's revolt during the absence of the on Germany's Eastern side.

Cathedral to-morrow (Sunday) nk and file of the Storm Trooph That was the bare bones of what evening will be the Rev. Samuel abandoned when it was found was no doubt very ambitious and Kao, who is on his way to take at Hitler would not cooperate. elaborate scheme. It was plainly charge of the St. John's (Chinese) Direct action was decided upon, a pact of regional guarantee, nad Church at Yunnanfu.. eginning with an attack against if it were possible to secure ren! e government and with Hitler's reciprocal cret arrest, so that all further tion could appear to be under s orders.

FOREIGN WARNING. Rochm, Ernst, Heines and others clared before witnesses that the oodlest prolonged fight WAB

Mr. Kao is a graduate of Boone pacts of mutual University, Wuchang, and St. guarantee between suitable groups hal. He has been lont to the John's Theological School, Shang- of nations, that process would con- tribute to the general building up of collective accurity.

NO RIVAL GROUPS.. The first point on which it was rtain to occur. The seriousness very necessary to be clear was that; the situation was first apparent, no British Government would lend id Hitler, in messages from any countenance, encouragement broad, with the English and or moral support to any new rench nowspapers referring in-arrangement between States in easingly to the imminence of a Europe which would be of a selec- volution.

Hitler then decided to prevent o shedding of the blood of tens thousands by the arrest of ehm and the others,

He received urgent reports at am, on June 30 that an attack | Government buildings was to gin and that the Storm Troopers d been called out in Munich.

E THE ONLY WAY. Ife realised that he must act like htning to prevent disaster and at only a ruthless and bloody tervention could prevent the re- lution from spreading.

tena

of

It was better that a hundred tineers and conspirators should

destroyed

than bunanda of Innocent people ould bleed to death. At the conclusion of Herr Hitler'a

eech, the Reichstag unanimously proved with neclamation the vernment's action in dealing th the rebels and thanked Herr tlar.-Reuter,

STRINGENT PRECAUTIONS.

Berlin, July 13.

tive character in the sense of building up one combination as against another. He had made that entirely clear in his discussion | with M. Barthou, who accepted and confirmed it without any qualification.

BRITISH EFFORTS SHOW SATISFACTORY RETURNS

London, July 13.-

A statement Inued regarding

RADIO BROADCAST

the meeting of the Water Suppiles WEEK-END BROADCAST Emergency Conference, held at the Ministry of Health, says that detailed Information received

from the engineers in charge of PIANOFORTE, RECITAL FROM nearly 100 Inrge water under-

THE STUDIO TO-MORROW takings showed that in none of is serious troublo those' ensen

rise. boing experienced, or likely to

.. Reports received from 440 councils, in towne and urban dia-i tricts with populations not ex- ceeding 20,000, show that in 414) of these there is no serious short- uge at prosent, or in prospect. Of 200 rural councils, 179 report no serious shortage,

Information has been received of large reductions in consump tion, the normal amount of water | used allowing a wide margin for such economy.

From ZRW on a wavelength of 355 metres.

4-7 p.m. Chinese PrograMME, 7-11.30.p.m. European Programme. 7 p.m.

London and New York Stock and Commodity Quotations.

7.05-7.30 p.m. Hand Selections from Les Cloches de Cornevilla Light OperaS

(Planquetto),

The Band of H. M. Coldstream Guarda. Florodora (Stuart),

The Band of H. M. Coldstreami Guards. Dorothy (Cellier).

The Band of II. M. Coldstream Guards. Local Time and Weather

7.30-8.15 pm. Variety.

8

In one large northern town auch Report. voluntary economy had reduced consureption of water, in the un-Song-Speak to me of Love. measured supplies, by over one third.

A quite different situation arest, however, when what was proposed

In June the general rainfall in England and Wales was 1.73 In- was of a general reciprocal char-

ches, compared with the normal Was Russia prepared to acter.

2.44 inches, and at many places offer the same guarantee to Ger many as she offered to France? If

in the midlands and the south France

there was during the month leas to offer Diocese of Hongkong by the than half of the normal rainfall aimilar

was prepared

Diocese of Hankow. that she offered to Russia, the guarantees to Germany

Yunnan is the only parish in the of June. The rainfall over Eng for the twelve months to the end objection on the score that what Hongkong Diocese which is Man-land and Wales, as a whole, was was contemplated was not, in the durin speaking. It is therefore 26.21 inches, compared with true sense, a mutual guarantee, necessary to provide a Mandarin average of 35:23 inches could be dismissed. The second speaking pastor. The last pastor. point which had been made clear the Rev. James Fu, was himself from the beginning, and which a member of the Yunnan Congre willingly accepted by the French, he has accepted an invitation from also had been acknowledged and gation. After eight yours" service, was that whatever encouragement the Diocese of West China to be- Britain might be prepared to offer come Archdeacon Northern to this new pact, she would not Szechuan. undertake any new obligations.

RUSSIA AND THE LEAGUE,

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The Rev. Samuel Kac is accom panied by his wife and two sons. Peter, aged five years, and Joseph, Herr tier returned yesterday There wit a third thing

aged one year. They have been ternoon from Berchtesgaden, volved. If Russia was going to still a long journey before them. travelling for a fortnight and have hore he had been recuporating in become adiness for his

party to the momentous arrangement in Eastern Europe, it great welcome awaits them in rech to the Reichstag, which met was absolutely essential that she the Kroll Opera House. Stringent precautions were ta- Nations.

should coine within the League of That was the view a to prevent any incidents. taken by the French Government. Ico guarded the entrances to it was the view, he believed, taken Opera House throughout the by the Russian Government, and y Hitler was escorted by in the course of the last few days med bodyguard, while scores of he had made it entirely plain to ked black-uniformed guards M. Barthou that it was view taken era distributed throughout the by the British Government.

flang.

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Enormous crowds assembled out- Jo and thunderously cheered on

arrival of Hitler.

Russia came into the League, and port

It would be Immense gain if

VITAL EVIDENCE

GENERAL JOHNSON'S

MOVEMENTS

British Wireless,

NEW CABINET

DOLLFUSS DICTATOR OF AUSTRIA,

Vienna, July 13. Five portfolios in the new Aus Dr. Dollfuss, who will occupy in trian Cabinet will be assumed by Vienna a position almost analagous

with that of Mussolini in Rome.

Cabinet posts so fur announced

ure:

Chancellor, Foreign Minister, Ministor for Public Security, Minister for Agriculture and Forestry, Minister for National Defence Dr. Engelbert Dollfuss.

Vice-Chancellor Prince von Starlemborg (Chief of the Heimwehr).

Minister with Portfolio, and Commissar, em- Luike exceptional

to

San Francisco, July 12. The trial of Millard Hickman,

engineer of the Matson General State the British Government were pre- Navigation Company, charged with powered pared warmly to welcome Russia the murder of Louise Jeppesen, security measures for the exter- SPEECH CHEERED.

to the Lengite. If Russin-made school teacher from Ogden, Utah, mination of movements inimical The building was packed with an application, the British Govern was continued, to-day. ople, and the 660 Deputies, Inment were satisfied that it would Albert Arroll, hotel clerk, testi- ack and brown uniforms, roac,

be a contribution to the peace of fied that Mias McKay returned to sed their arms-and-shouted world, but I was necessarily--the hotel at 3 a.m. An hour later eflf" three times when Hitler matter for Russia to decide she received a telephone call and whether she would nake the talked for ten minutes. Hickman ap-application or not.

arrived at the hotel a quarter of un hour later.

In her story to the police after

heared. Bursta of overwhelming

use punctuated the Chancellor's ech, especially his declaration. beat down the Revolution before

had time to spring up. ter.

HEAVY DAMAGES

AWARD TO PRINCESS ATTACKED IN COURT

Londen, July 13:

GERMANY'S PART.

If there was to be effected by the arrest of Hickman, blonde Mina this new Franco-Russia initiative McKay said Hickman had called a new act of mutual guarantee in for her and she had spent the night which Germany was to be includ in his apartments.

ed, Germany's participation In the John C. Gentry lestifled that he system of reciprocal guarantee found Miss Jeppeson's body be would operate for the security of tween 4.15 a.m. and 4.30 a.m. He Germany as well as for her neigh- identified a gruesome photograph bour, and that would afford the of the body he found.--United best ground on which to resume Press. negotiations for the conclusion of

a convention such as would pro-

to the State-Major Emil Fey. Dr. Neustaedter-Sturmer..

Minister for Social Welfare

Baresch.

Minister for Finance-Dr. Karl

Minister for Commerce Transportation-Herr Fritz Stook-

inger.

and

Berger-Weldengg.

Minister for Justice Dr. Egon

Interior has not yet been allotted.

The portfolio of Minister for the United Press.

VIOLENT DIATRIBE AGAINST NAZIS.

GENERAL JOHNESON'S

OUTBURST

Waterloo, Iowa, July 13. A violent diatribe, against

TU. de-

Mlle. Lucienne Boyer. (Soprano). Orchestra-George Gershwin-

Medley

Carroll Gibbons and Savoy Hotel Orchestra Jerome Kern-Medley.

Orpheana. Carroll Gibbons and Savoy Hotel Orpheans. Song-1 Envy the Moon.

Charks Carlisle (Tenor).

Band-Irving Berlin Waltz Songs Song-You've Got me Crying Agnin. Charles Carlisle (Tenor).

Medley.

Dobroy Somers Band. Plano Duet-Ain't she the Dainty

("Aunt Sally". Piano Dust-I want a fair and squaro

man ("Aunt Sally").

Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green. Song Carnival of 1032 Stars with Debroy Somers Band, Flanagan and Allen, Carlylo Cousins, Dan Donovan, Peggy Wood, and Albert Sandler and His Orchestra.

8.15-8.45 p.m. Orchestral, Hungarian Dance No. 5. (Brahms). Hungarian Dance No. 6. (Brahms). Afternoon of a Faun (Debussy).

San Francisco Symphony Orchestra.

Danse Macabre (Dance of Death)

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.

(Saint-Saens, Op. 40). Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Summer Night on the River (Delius). Sir Thomas Beecham and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

8.45-9 p.m. The J. H. Squire Celeste Octet, Memories of Tschaikowsky

(art. Sear),

Memories of Devon (Evans). Collette Valeo (Fraser-Simson).

9-11.30 p.m.

A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra-from the Hongkong Hotel Grill Room.

9.30 p.m.

London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity

Quotations.

10.30 p.m.

Rugby Mid-day Press News. Fur- ther London Stock and Commodity Quotations followed by New_York_ Opening Quotations.

11.30 p.m.. Close Down The Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Management. Orchestra is by courtesy

of the

SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME.

from St. Joseph's Church.

10-11a.m. A Relay of the Service

Sermon The Very Rev. Father G Byrne S. J. on "The Supernatural Order, Its Meaning."

11-12.16 p.m. A Relay of the Ser- vice from St. Paul's Church (Chinese)

12,15-2.30 p.m. European Recorded Music.

1 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

2.40 p.m. Close. Down

4-7 p.m. Chinese Recorded Music.

7-7.30 p.m. Dance Music,

Fox Trot Sweet Madness.

Fox Trot-Me For you Forever.

Fox Trot-Gosh! I Must be falling

in love. Fox Trot-Blame it on Two Brown Eyes.

vide for reasonable, application the purpose of promoting the ob- Damages awarded to Princess of the principle of Germany's ject for which the Disarmament usoupoft against the Metro-equality of rights in the realm of Conference was called. dwyn-Mayer Pictures Ltd, and security for all nations. As ounting, to £25,000 for alleged practical thing, Germany must be country that as a result of the cent events in Germany was

"I am happy to be able to tell the Tamation of character, were member of the new combination conversations which took place livered ely to amount to more than if it came about.

by General Johnson. 50,000 before the case was clos-1

between the British Government National Recovery Administrator. Fox Trot-Gold Diggers' Song. Sir William Jowitt, K.C., coun

It appeared to the British Gov- and representatives of the French in a speech to farmers here to- Fox Trot-Sweetheart Darlin'. for the film company, and in grament, continued Sir John, that Government on Monday and Tuesday.

Fox Tro-It's only a paper moon, Court of Appeal to-day,

they ought not to allow the oc- day, the French Government These events have shocked the

Fox Tro-Night Owl. While Sir William was fightingcasion to pass without endeavour agreed with the British-British whole world," declared General

Waltz-Good Night, inst the decision of Mr. Jusing to take advantage of It' for Wirelesa.

Report.

$ p.m. Local Time and Weather

7.30-8.17 p.m. A Concert. Song-Chanson Indoue (Song of

India) (Rimsky-Korsakov). Song Bolero-Les Filles de Cadiz (The Maids of Cadiz) (Delibos).

Madame, Amelita Galll-Curel 'Cello Solo-Kol Nidrei

(Superno).

(Max Bruch-Op. 47).

Gaspar Cassado. Song-Midnight Review (Glinka). SongThe Two Grenadiers

(Schumann).

e Avory, Princess Yousseupoff,

ce of the late Czar of Russia.

at her solicitors' table and tened intently, Sir William re- ad the story of the film in which

Czar's niece is depicted

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ng a victim of Rasputin's nd- cos. It was this film, "Ras

in, the Mad Monk," which

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

ALAS! THE BREAST THAT INLY

OUTWARD BLOW-Byron.

LEEDS HAS NOUGHT TO FEAR FROM

His Excellency the Governor hus

His Excellency the Governor has appointed Dr. T. W. Ware to art as Medical Officer of Health,

His Excellency the Governor has

Incass Youssoupat claimed had appointed Miss Caroline Brown to be appointed Mr. Humphrey John Crutt- e her character injury and a Probation Officer under the duvenile well to net as his Private Secretary.

Ich was the basis of her claim Offenders Ordinance.

inst the producere,

ir William criticised Mr. Jua- The

Mr. L. W. Amps, on, will give China Navigation steamer talk on "Afghanistan"

nt next

Avory for having refused to Analium sails from here for Amuy, Tuesday's meeting of the Rotary the film during the original Swatow and Singapore on July 17 at Club.

and protosted that the 8 nm. and not on the 18th, nages awarded wore oxcessive,

One can of, puerperal fever (im- ecially in view of the fact that appointel Mr. Kenneth Keen to be an were reported

His Excellency the Governor has ported) and one case of animal rabies: Princesa was bringing

to the local health or Assistant Head of the Sanitary De authoritles on Thursday, bring similar partment in addition to Its other

catening to

ions against 260 theatres where duties..

flm was exhibited.

Supposing that each of the

The Guzelte notifies that

Des

or actions brings her £1,000 Voeux Road West, at Tal Fing Theatre adges. There will be £250,000 to be a request stopping place, for pages in Addition to those trams instead of a compulsory stop arded in this care. I submit ping place. ha sum in damages is im-

It is notified that at the expiration Mihlo. It boars no relation to of three months the name of the Injury upon her and in fact Chinese Fertilizer, Limited will, un has suffered no loss of reputa-less cause is shown to the contrary, in the eyes of her friends," bo struck off the register and the ared Sir William-Our Own company will be diañolved. respondent.

Is Excellency the Governor has

inted Mr. J. 8. MacLaren to bo or Annistant Colonial Treasurer.

It is notified that the names of the Victoria Trading Co., Ltd., and the San Ka Ting Knitting. Co., Ltd,, have been struck off the Registor.

*.*

There will be a Dinner Dance at Repulso Bay Hotel today, and a Ten Danco to-morrow at 4.30 p.m. The "Andetonians' Band will be in attendance on each occasion.

restaurant keepers' adjunct licences The following new applications for are to come before the Licensing Board on July 23: Mrs.

Owari His Excellency the Governor has Kawakami, Kawahura Restaurant, 64 been pleased to recognize; provisional Gloucester Road; Yeo Lat, European pending instructions from the Cafe, 27, Johnston Roadron Secretary of State for the Colonies, Landau,

Jimmy's Annex China Mr. Fernando Alegrong Consul-Building, ground floor, facing the Genoral for Panama in Hongkong. Quoon's Theatre...

Johnson. "The idea of responsible men being taken from their homes. and stood up against a wall and shot is beyond my comprehension." General Johnson described the stories of subversive Influences working in the United States Gov ernment as "plain bunk."-Renter.

Girls with good curves, often.

mako a striko.

Theodore Challapino (Bass). Violin Solo Sonata in A Major

(Handel)'.

Isolde Menges.

Song Where E'er you Walk (from.

"Semele") (Handel).

Song As Pants the Heart (from

Spohr's "Crucifixion") (arr. Simpson).

Minster John Gwilym Griffiths and Chorus. (Boy Soprano). 'Cello Solo-Sarabando (Sulzere

W. H. Squiro.

Ор. 8).

8.17-9 p.m.

Symphony No. 6, in E Minor from the New World (Dvorak) and played by Sir Hamilton Harty and The Halle Orchestra,

1st movement-Adagio, Allegro

2nd movement-Largo,

3rd movement-Scherzo.

Molio.

4th movement-Allegro con fuoco,

From the Studio,

Recital by Laba

D-9.30 p.m.

A -Shaftain.

Planoforta

"Bach Compositions.

Prelude No. 0,

Gavotte In·0°-

(from "French. Buite"), (Continued on Page 5.)

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