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ARMAMENT INDUSTRY CONTROL

BALDWIN AGAINST

MONOPOLY

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

CARRYING FIGHT TO GENEVA

London, Nov. 8. The House of Commona to-day defeated by a large majority a Labour motion which sought to nationalise the British armaments dustry. The vote was to 68.

in- 279

he to

M. Flandin, who is attempting to form a Ministry, following the re- signation of the Doumerque Cabinot.

AUTONOMY OF MONGOLIA

CHIANG'S PROMISE TO PRINCES

Peking. Nov, 9.

THE HONGKONG TELE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

French

Cabinet

Chosen

OLD TIMBER IN

MINISTRY...

FLANDIN NEW PREMIER

(Special to "Telegraph")

(ity Teleprosh. Copyright. Telegraphia Mkes anges Urdinance, 119). Hereived, November!

Paris, Nov. 8.

2. Put a

M. Flandin, selected to formi the new French Cabinet, has completed a tentative list of Ministers which will be published to- morrow morning, it is be- lieved.

Marshal Petain, famous

King Opens Architects' Headquarters

FINEST EXAMPLE OF MODERN ART

STRIKING INTERIOR

(Special to "Telegraph")

By Teleprank. Copyright, Telegraphio Man Mangra Ordinance, 1991, Brocard. November

P. 14h and

Landon, Nov. 8.

1934.

RADIO

BROADCAST

Relay of Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra

CHAMBER RECITAL From ZBW on a wavelength of 366 metres (845 kllo-cycles).

1 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

1.03 p.m. Recorded Music.

1.15 pm. A Relay of the Hong- kong Hotel Orchestra from the Hong- kong Hotel Grill Room (by courtesy of the Management).

1.30 p.m.

Reuter Prens

Press News, etc.

Bulletins, Rugby

2.15 p.m. Ciero Down. 4-7 pm. Chinese Programme. 7 p.m.

Closing Local Stock

Quotation).

His Majesty King George, ac- companied by Queen Mary, to-day opened what is regarded as the London and New York Stock and

nest example of contemporary Commodity Quotations. form of the imposing new head-Hungarian Dance No. 5 in F sharp British architectural design, in the

7,08.7.30 pm.. Orchestral. quarters of the Royal Institute of Minor (Brahmo).

r tish Architects.

The Sleeping Beauty Waltz

(Tchaikovsky).

The building is situnted at the corner of Portland Place and in- corporates n'striking break from Watralition, in that the rooms are

of varying heights.

It argued. He had heard

The local Civic Association of

time general, has refused definite maid, that t WRA immoral make a proft out of the sale of Mongolans has received a messy to retain the portiolla of

the

A feature of the splendid new

Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden. Sleeping Beauty-Panorama

(Tchaikovsky).

munitions. But, he added, it was sage from Prince Teh Wang, at i Ministry of War, 11 is understond building is the great staircase in Elegine Melody (Greg). apparently not immoral to accept | Kweihua, stating that as a result that General Albert Maurin will the entrance hall, with a glassi

wages for the making of muni- tions.

But the greatest danger of a Government monopoly in arma- ment manufacture, he said, lay in the possibility of an enormous in crease in world-wide output and purchases.

CONVENTION REMAINS.

Mr. Baldwin alinded to the vert vention for the suppression International trade in arms, sign- ed and ratified by the British Government In 1925, which he Inoked buck upan with pride.

of three Interviews with Marshal Chiang Kai-ahnk at Kweihua be was assured by the Generalissimo of his full support of the political autonomy of Inner Mongolia.

The Mongolian Prince is matle fed with the results of his visit at Kwelhita, He, together with Prince You Wang, will shortly Telin to Pellingmlan, --Central Newr.

YOUNG FRENCH SAILOR DIES

Max Abadi. The 20-year-old The Convention, he admitted, | Freach seaman from the Cruiser was still waste paper, as I had ¦ Primagnet, found unconscious in never been ratified by any ceb- berl at the Seamen's Institute siderable number of countries, yesterday, died at d'o'elock this "But we are returning to Geneva | morning in hospital. to do our utmost to see that every nation does ratify," he declared.

The division on the motion was then valled, Reuter,

THE LABOUR MOTION,

ception of a Government menopoly no difficult to apply. Whatever, [might be the lessons which ought to be drawn from the fate wär, he could not think they ought to put London, Nov. 8.

their trust in Staté factories and A debate on the private trade in wait until they were in a war l- armia during which a statement on fore anyone else was called upon. the subject was made by Foreign Attlee wished them

Conflauing, Sir John said Majer Sir John

set an Simon, C. cupied the attention of the House example and would like other peo-

Secretary,

that they

follow it. But if that were of Commons to-day. The debate le was raised on a Labour resolution, supplies by their own armament not only would there be no moved by Major Attlee, in the fol lowing terms "That this House firms, but they would be unable to endures the view expressed in the make any purchases from foreign Covenant of the League of Nations, sources, because one State which that the manufacture of munitions was at peace could not provide of war by private enterprise arms from its own arsenal to a open to grave objection, regrets the State at war, without involving it-

self in that war. absence of any international nyree-

States which had no internal ment to deal with this admitted production of arms would not only evil, and is of opinion that Britain w obliged to set up their own fac should set an example by prohibit tortes, but would have to accumu ing forthwith all private mannfarlate great stocks, so ture of and trade in armaments by might feel more secure. British nationals, and by making provision by State of such armander Article 8 the Commission in This was not a new question, na ments and munitions of war as Geneva examined this very matter considered necesanry.' Major At- thee argued that the existence of in and they did not reach any

conclusion in favour

wur of vested interests in the arms trade private manufacture of arms.

abolishing tended to frustrate the efforts of the wiser statesman of the work! to create world order. He believed the right course was to nationalise all'armament production and have a nucleus capable of expansion.

NOT SIMPLE ISSUE.

THE PROPER WAY.

replace him-United Press,

SAME TIMBER,

Much of the Cabinet timber utilised by M. Doumergue has been

M. Plandin in chosen by

the forming of his Ministry,

The following is the list as stands to-day:

M. Flandin, Premier,

balustrade. Glass, which was used freely throughout the premises, has been decorated by the South African artist, Jan Juta. Much blue marble is also used in the: building,

Mr. George Wornum was the i

Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden.

Willem Mengelberg and his Concert- gebouw Orchestra. 1. Heart-Aches,

2. The Last Spring. 7.30-8 p.m. Variety. Instrumental-Lonesome without

my Baby, Instrumental-Lion Rag,

Master' Hawalians.

iL sheeessful architcet in a competi- Vocal Duet-Now that I've found you. tion for the design of the building | Vocal Dust-Fancy our Meeting. in which 284 prominent architects competed.-Reuter Special.

M. Herriot and M. Marin, Ministers without portfollo,

M. Reguler, Mater Interior,

M. Vernol. Minister Justice,

M. Laval, Foreign Affairs,

M. Mallarme. Education,

Minister

Minister

of

THE KING'S SPEECH.

The building cost £125,000 and of has been built in the Centenary year of the Institute which hus been the principal agency in erent- fag a system of architectural educa- often in Britain and in fostering the

in the Dominions. development of similar Institutions

for

M. Germain Martin, Minister of Finance,

General Maurin, Minister for War,

General Denain, Minister for

Air,

M. Pietri, Minister of the Navy,

and women spend their lives in the "In an age when millions of, men

world of streets. the shaping of these walls calls for thought, skill and imagination," said the King in declaring building open. He add- Tel:The provision of

M. Marchandeau, Minister of homes for very many of my people Conumerce,

M. Bertrand, Merchant Marine, AI. Mandel, General,

M. Pensions,

Rivallet.

Alinster

is an urgent special need in watch the Institute has taken deep in- terest. The subject In one for ex- Postmaster perts with wide knowledge and a broad outlook. Your members have Minister of also given consideration to the pro- blems raisest hy the rapid spread of Minister of building along new roads and in country places of special beauty, Minister of To focus the collective thought of the profession on questions such as Minister for the there is one of the many services rendered by the Institute."-British Wirrless.

M Quenille. Pablle Health,

M. Cassez, Agriculture, M. Rollin. Colonies-Renter,

Later. "The party truce will continue." said M. Flandin to-day. "I have united men alert me who have served Praner and who know how

form the state.

"I hope the enuntry will great with sympathy Government

forget party differences. "Our une aim is the good of the Which has been choson in so short nation. We will combat misery time. The Cabinet will meet public plure, rejuvenate and re-enter. and unemployment, maintain the first nå. 5 o'clock on Saturday,

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

THE CLOUDS MAY DROP DOWN

The Japancao gunboat Saga arrivest

**

Sir John Simon said the Govern TITLES AND ESTATES, WEALTH MAY here from Cantón this morning. ment were convinced that the way SEEK U BUT WISDOM MUST BE wae not by national legislation sour. Young. which anught to abolish private

•

Mrs. R. P. Rowlands arrived by the Empress of Japan to-day, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Haworth, of 377 The Frak.

Private letter-boxes may now be rented at the Kowloon Post Office. Full information regarding them may be obtained from the Officer in charge of that office.

Song-This is Romanes.

Jack Buchanan and Elsie Randolph,

Song-It's only a paper Moon.

Conrad Thibault. (Baritone), Organ Seloty Song goes round

the World,

Organ Solo By a Waterfall.

Frederic Bayco, Band-There's something about

A Soldier.

The Hand of H. M. Coldstream

Guards. H..

Local Time and Weather

Report.

A.03-1.33 p.m. From the Studio. Chamber Music by Mira. Nura Kant (Pianoforte), Conrado de la Cruz Violin) and Professor F. Gonzalez ('Cello).

Programme.

1. Mendelssohn Trio in D Minor.

Op. 49.

(a) Molto Allegro ed Agitato. (b) Andante con moto tranquillo, (e) Scherz-Legiero e vivace.

• (0) Finals—Allegro, asna;

appassionate.

Carnival of the Animals"

8.33-9 p.m.

(Saint-Saenx),

Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia

Orchestra. Introduction and Royal March of the Lion;

1.

2. Hens and Cocka.

Mulen,

4. Tortoises.

5. The Elephant,

Kangaroos,

6.

7.

Aquarium.

8.

Personages with long ears.

9. Cuckoo in the Woods.

10. Birds.

11. Foralle,

12. The Swan.

13.

14,

Pianists.

Finale.

Song without Words in A Minor

(Tschaikowsky, Op. 40 No. 6). Leopold Stokowski and the Phila- delphia Orchestra.

9-9.45 p.m. From the Studio. A 26th Recital of Gramophone Re- cords by The Rev. C. B. R. Sargent.

9.45 p.m.

Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quota- tions.

9.50-10.07 p.m.

Pianoforte Recital by Alfred Cortot, 1. The Children's Corner Suite (Debussy)

(n) Dactor Gradus að Barnassum., (b) Jimbo's Lullaby.

(c) Serenade for the Doll.

(d) Snow is Dancing.

(e) The Little Shepherd.

(1) Golliwog's Cake Walk.

2. (a) Prelude No. B-La Féle aux

Cheveux de lin;

(b) Prelude No. 3-Le Vent dans

In Plaine (Debussy). 10.07-10.30 p.m. Light Orchestral Music.

Czardas from "The Spirit of the

Vayevode" (Grossmann). The Czarina (Ganne).

Marek Weber and his Orchestra, Aisha (Lindsay). Phantom Brigade (Myddleton).

manufacture, but by regulation | A Police Reserve order states that and control, which, ought to be the Revolver Course for the members in accordance with an Interna- of the Emergency Unit Reserve, Sir John Simon said the Goyen-|tidual treaty negotiated at Geneva arranged for Friday, November 9 at ment had been glad to find Parlin- and signed and observed by all the Kennedy Road Range, in cancelled. mentary time for this important, States,"

as the range is required by the subject, which outside House had Britain had the most complete Volunteers. often been treated as though it and stringent system of controlling were a simple issue on which

Amongst the exports of any country in world.

passengers whoi

A dance, under the auspices of the conclusion could be reached almost No consignment of armaments arrived by the impress of Japan to automatically by anyone who was could leave without a licence. day were Lady Chater. Mr. and Mrs. RA.S.C. Regimental Association, will not either foul or knave. They Their Custom and Excise services Schofield. Mr. D. J. Keogh, Mr. and this evening, commencing at 8.45 p.m. J. T. Bagram, Mr. S. 1, Ross, Mr. W. be held at the Garrison Lecture fall had to proceed on the basis that were uncorrupted. Organisations, R. E . Oliver, Mr. J. E. Henry A cordial welcome is extended to those arms were going to be produced was adequate and there was no Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mossop, nd Mr. members of the Association who ar- by the State. Private armaments prospect whatever of arms being V. Priestwood.

rived on the Dorsetshire this morning. firm, on the other hand, had its exported from Britain without a

Music will be provided by the Blue skilled staff, its organisation and its licence. Any British exporter had Convicted on a charge of trespar Khythm Dance Orchestra. machinery, which was producing a to establish, to the antisfaction of ing in the Royal Naval Dockyard in certain quantity of armaments, and the proper department, the real the early hours of this morning, Man

"If you keep on like this 1' have that side of ita business could not, destination of his goods. They Po, unemployed, was fined $250, or your hotel closed," said Mr. E. 1. in fact, be maintained without refused the benefit of the exportamilton, at the Central Blugi-ry this morning, when Fung Sze: 450

three months hard labour, by Mr. Wynne-Junes at the Kowloon Magis foreign ordera.

eredit system to an exporter of tracy this morning. Mr. Hamilton years, a boarding-house rimner en- If they were to be plunged into munitions, and, as far as he knew, remarked that he took a very serious played by the Mee Chow Boarding

they wore the only country in view of this sort of offence. the calamity of war-and that was world to do so.

ilouse, was charged with snatching baggage from passengers at the Kow. the assumption of the debate—

Further, they never aubsidised On appearing before Mr. E. .loon Canton Railway Station. De-day Press News, Further London then their armament firms and private firms for producing arms, Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magis fendunt fined $15, and private shipyards, owing to their They never allowed Diplomatie or tracy this morning on a charge of cautioned to belove himself. previous organisation and their Consular representatives abroad to returning from banishment, Man Bling, acquired attitude, wore able to act as travellers or canvassers for 24 years, was sentenced to 12 months Two Poles, Peter Herblumn switch over very rapidly from their armanicht firms. It was Britain he had come back to exhume his before Mr. E. W. Hamilton, at the hard labour. Defendant pleaded that Enik Jacksons, appeared on remand level of gence production to their which took the initiative in placing father's bones. He had been here Contrai Magistracy this morning, on maximum of WAT production. an That was the essence of this embargo on arms to Bolivin three days but could not find the grave. a charge of having entered the Colony

countries had now undertaken to tions. and Paraguay, which 28 exporting Dofendant had three previous convic-without vaild pasaporta. Sergeant

observe. The present Govern-

arrangement, and only by that moans was it possible, having regard to the limited output of their State factories, to bridge the kap which widened at a terrific rate once war again visited the world, between pence production and war demand,

IMMENSE COST.

תם לז

also

and

Years of Song (A Selection of The London Palladium Orchestra. Historical Song Successes), The London Palladium Orchestra. 10.30 p.m.

Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid- Stock and Commodity Quotations, followed by Now York Opening Quotations,

10.40 p.m. Close Down.

MANILA STOCK

EXCHANGE

Russell, prosecuting, said he had been Instructed to ask that the defendants PHILIDDING, CALI ment, like previous 'Governments. Twelve people, including Lwo be discharged, as they would be were not able reach a conclusion women, were arrested when the police charged to-morrow with vagrancy.

SHARE QUOTATIONS on the arms embargo.

raided a gaming house named the Mr. Hamilton accordingly discharged

To-day's quotations as received The true method

"Sam Kung" at No. 50 First Street, bath defendants, international agreement, and that "Sam Kung" was boing, played and

by Mesara. Swan, Culbertson and. by Was

first floor, yesterday. A game entled

Charged before Mr. Mucfadyen in Fritz shortly after the close of the British Government were de$7.87 in money was picked up. All the Central Magistracy, this morning the morning session of the Manila ing their utmost to promote. twelve were charged before Mr. E.W. with the possession of Afty counterfeit Stock Exchange are as follows:-

If we

on this Government Hamilton, this morning, with gambl-Hongkong ten-cent pieces, Kwok Lain, Sir John Simon pointed out the Bench," said Sir John, "were noting, and Lam Tak, unemployed, was 23, unemployed, admitted that he was immense cost that would be in throwing our utmost energy into additionally charged with keeping ja

carrier. Detective-Sergt. Fowllo Automok Goldels 0.49 1.45 -0.40 20000 volved in

In Nagulo Goki Mining,9,2€ training and.

dofondant in the the cause of peace, we should not common gaming house. le did not suld

was arrested

Benguet Consoleated 11.00. meintenance of stalls required for merely be foolish beyond belief. "ppear in Court, and his bail of 350 Bonham Strand East. He was holding old River the building and equipment' of we should be stark.

was estronted. The others were fined this jacket pocket with his left hand is Call Mines ataring $4 or seven days each, except for and this gave rise to suspicion. When logon Mining Co. State armaments and ships. It lunatics. We know better than one defendant, who was absent, and the money was found it was thought it in was, he said, the need for sudden any other country of the horror his ball bond of $5 was estreated. The that it had been stolen but the money United Parents, and almost unlimited expansion in which another war would mean."money picked up was allocated to the turned out to be counterfeit. Ono time of war which made the con- British Wireless,

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