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FOUNDED IREL 四拜禮 魏五十月一十英港香 THURSDAY,

No 14168

NOVEMBER 15,

1934,

SINGLE COP: 19 CENTS

ON ANNUM

PRICES DOWN..

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WE ARE GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS

THE BENEFIT OF THE

HIGH EXCHANGE,

PRICES DOWN

IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE.

GERMANY MAY BUILD AIR BASE IN IRELAND

HONGKONG AIR BASE DEVELOPMENT

SECRET CARGOES FOR FREE STATE PORTS

ACCUSATIONS HEARD FROM

AUTHORITATIVE

WARNING FOR ENGLAND

GERMANY READY TO SPRING ON FRANCE

FOCH'S PREDICTIONS OF FATEFUL YEAR

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")

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LONDON, NOV. 14.

"WE MAY PRESENTLY FIND TERRITORY IN THE IRISH FREE STATE PLACED AT THE DISPOSAL OF GERMANY FOR THE CON- STRUCTION OF AN AVIATION BASE TO BE USED AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN !"

THIS WAS THE STARTling warNING GIVEN TO IRISH LOYALISTS, BY PROFESSOR JOHN H. MORGAN, K.C., TO-NIGHT.

SOURCE

NEW PLANES

FOR U.S.

Roplating Obsolete War Machines

Washington, Nov. 14. The U.S. Army Corps has submitted

budgetary

request for 800 new aero- planes, 500 of which are required to replace obsole- scent, craft,

The Air Corps plans to spread construction over 3

period of three years, bring

ing the total strength up to 2,400 wor

planes, thus

giving the United States the largest and most up-to-date Air armada in the world, Keider,

STRIKE THREAT

SAN FRANCISCO GANGS RIOT

A

LONGSHOREMEN

-BEAT-BOSSES

(Social to "Telegraph")

15, 0.25 m.)

Professor Morgan stated that Germany was secret- Ty shipping mysterious crated cargo into Ireland which Customs officers were instructed not to examine. What the crates contained he left his audience to guess, but he conveyed to his hearers the suggestion that it was material of war, and probably aeroplane parts. Professor Morgan was address | University College since 1908, and ing u

of the mecting

Irish Reader in Constitutional Law Loyalists' Federation at Caxion to the anns of Court. hat when he asserted that with- He was Research Scholar of the in a few months Mr. De Valera, | University of Berlin in 1903-04, mence Monday, following to- President of the Irish Free State was formerly on the lerary stall day's walit-out of 150 longshore. Excentive Council, would be in a of the Daily Chronicin and leader men. They are claiming they legal position to declare an Irish writer on trie Manchester Guardian, were compelled to handle danger- Republie

ile added that Germany would be the first nation to recognise the "R.public."

.

THREAT TO ENGLAND.

of

WAR FIGURE.

Figuring prominently in the Great War and problems arising therefrom, he was A.A.G, to the Military Section of the Paris Peuce "We may presently find terri- | Conference; British Military Re- tory in the Irish Free State presentative on the Prisoners pinced at the disposal of Germany | War Commission, and Deputy Ad- ter the construction of an avia-¦jutant Gencral and G.O.C, on the tion base to be used against directives Sub-Commission on the Great Britain," warned Professor Inter-Allied Military Commission |

of Control in Germany from 1910 "My loyalist friends tell me to 1923. He was also Vice-Chair- that German steamers are unman of the Government Cunumittee? loading cargoes with the greatest of Enquiry into Breaches of the sucrecy, at Irish ports.

Laws of war. in the war, he was "The Customs officers have Staff Captain on the Adjutant been instructed not to examine General'à staff, was mentioned in the crates of which these cargoes despatches, and holds the 1914-15 cons.st.

Star,

"What these crates contain I

leave

Amongst is numerous publica- you to guess" Professor tions are "The New Irish Con- Morgan added, significantly. stitution." 1912; The German

Though he did not say so in ao War Book," 1916; "War, Its many words, the obvious supponi Conducts and Legal Results." tion was that the crates contained 1915; and "The Present State of arma and munitions, and possibly Garmiany." 1024 Aeroplane paris.

FOCI'S WARNING,

Professor Morgan declared that the inte Marshal Ferdinand Foch, shortly before he died, had stated that the most fatoful year for the peace of Europe would be 1995.

"If Foch were alive to-day."

exclaimed the Professor, "he would say that 1935 will be more than fateful. It will be fatall

"Germany la like a tiger, ready to spring of the throat of France.” -United Press.

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San Francisco, Nov. 14. Another serious waterfront strike is threatened here, to com

ously heavy loads.

Police quelled rioting in which were badly two gang bosses beaten.

Several sailings have already been delayed-Unitet Press.

NOMURA'S APPEAL SUSTAINED

REDUCED SENTENCE

OBTAINED

SHOOTING WITH

INTENT

His Excellency the Governor presenting awards at the Fire Brigade annual display yesterday. (Photor A. Fong-

FORMER

BISHOP OF

H.K. DEAD

DR. LANDER DIES

IN ENGLAND

Pacific Air Mail Experiment

TEST FLIGHT PREPARATION

THIRTEEN YEARS HONOLULU-MANILA

IN COLONY

;

Deep regret will be expressed locally at the death in England of the Right Rev. Gerard Heath Lander, former Bishop of VIC toria, Hongkong, the news com-15. Ling hand this afternoon in a

enter cable.

The late Dr. Lander

was for

CONNECTION:

(Special to "Telegraph")

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1 am)

Washington, Nov. 14.

It is learned that Pan-

thirteen years Bishop of Victoria, American Airways will from 1907 to 1920, and during his make a test flight-over-the- residence in the Colony he mude proposed

a wide circle of friends. In the religious and social e of Hong from

air mail route

SECURITY AIM: OF BRITAIN

HAILSHAM EXPLAINS ARMS POLICY

STILL WORKING IN CAUSE OF PEACE

LONDON, NOV, 14.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF HONGKONG AS ONE OF BRITAIN'S FAR EASTERN AIR BASES, TOGETHER WITH SINGAPORE, WAS A POINT IN THE EMPIRE DEFENCE SCHEME, LORD HAILSHAM ANNOUNCED TO-DAY.

THE GOVERNMENT WOULD SPEND £50,000 ON THE HONGKONG AIR BASE AND £80,000 ON singapore, LORD HAILSHAM SAID. THE TWO BASES WOULD BE BROUGHT CLOSER TOGETHER BY THE INAUGURATION OF AN AIR SERVICE LINK- ING THEM, HE INTIMATED, AND HE ANNOUNCED THAT PLANES WERE EVEN NOW SURVEYing thE ROUTE BETWEEN THESE POINTS.

Britain would strive for the preservation of peace, Lord Hailsham went on, but would maintain a fleet adequate to secure British naval communication.

The army and navy strength would be maintained. at an adequate level, he promised.

San Francisco to BRITISH

kang, he was highly esteemed, and China, via Honolulu and AIRWAYS

titring his Bishopric he did Manila, carly in the new great deal to bring British and Chinese Anglicans into closer con-year.

He was a maj of high

Lact,

The flight will be undertaken by the recently developed long-range Clipper transport plane.

It is understood that Pan-Ameri- can Airways is also prepared to miaka test flights by a northern -route, although the Post Office favours the Honolulu-Manila line.

AIRSHIP TESTS.

+

At the same time, the Secretary for the Navy, Mr. Claude Swanson, reveals that plans are in hand for a flight of the dirigible Macon from the Pacific count base at San Diego to. Hawaii.

Mr. Swanson said, that it would be a routine exploratory trip and that the dirigible would maintain contact and co-uporate with sur- face vessels of the Navy-United

Prens.

GEN. MACARTHUR 、

TO REMAIN

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Washington, Nov. 14. President Roosevelt to-day reveal-

PROJECT

FAR-REACHING PROPOSALS

CIVIL FLYING DEVELOPMENTS

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Replying in the debate on in- perial defonce measures in the ffouse of Lorde, Lord Hailsham, referring to the naval talles, said it was impossible to give definitu information while the canyersa-

lon were pro- Kressing.

"The whole of) our naval position) le being given the most careful con sideration with relation to OUI absolute require; mentu," Lord Hailsham said.

The

Govern ment luped, he. added, to replace Lord Hailsham. the naval agreement which would lapse in 1936. by an agreement which would avoid competition In London, Nov, 14. naval armaments and leave Great Sir Philip Sassoon's statement Britain free to maintain only a in the House of Commons re-fleet of necessary strength. garding the developments of civil aviation were listened to with the closest attention to-day.

ADEQUATE. STRENGTH.

They would have to consider First, it was announced that and discuss the question of quan- the Government intended to Intitative and qualitative disarma- troduce legislation at the next ment, Lord Hailsham said, but Bession giving effect to recom nobody need be under any min- mendations of the Gorell Commit-apprehension with regard to the tee, chlor of which are proposals imperative necessity of maintain- for decentralised control of the ing a fleet adequate to larger passenger aircraft and a British naval communications, new statutory body to deal with

Lord Hallsham emphasised the the smaller aircraft.

Becure

The Right Rev. Dr. G. H. Lander, former Bishop of Victoria, Hongkong, whose death is reported. principles and great sincerity. would continue to occupy the post-ly to embrace questions of third Twice married, the late Dr. tion of Chief of Staff, at least tem-those who control gliders. There : insurance in the case of Lander leaves a widow, three sons

is at present no controlling legia-}] His term of office would ordinariation in this matter. and two daughters, with whom much sympathy will be felt. One ly have expired next month and

ad that General Douglas MacArthur | The proposed legislation is like.nocossity of providing an adequate

porarily. MURDER SUSPECTS

HELD IN HIGHWAY SHOOTING AFFAIR

army for Imperial defence..

being made with the programme He gave details of the progress

Continued on Page 11.

was quashed by the Court of of the daughters married the Rev. there was some doubt as to whether ture a member's suggestion that the House of

Sir Philip deprecated as prema

como

WAB

The sentence of two years' hard labour imposed by Mr. Justice Jacks on Ikuzo Nomura, convict ed last month of unlawful posses sion of arms and ammunition

Commons whether Criminal Appeal this morning A. D. Stowart, former Handmas- would remain in command.the Air Ministry encourage this in view of the need for very high and a son

a sentence substituted

which ter of St. Paul's Boys' College, United Press,

building of the best possible type fuel economy on long flights of mounts in effect to one month Hongkong, who is now Rector of hard labour, or a fine of $100. Lyonsdown, a position which Dred Vicar of Holy Trinity Church, prize competition.

of high speed mall plane by the Empire mail services steps were being takon to have machines In this case, which was the Lander at one time held. The Lyonadown, Barnet, which he held There first appeal against sentence to other daughter is the wife of Mr. until last year. From 1923 to scheme of Imperial air transport service at an early date. ⠀⠀

powered with oli omgines", put ing R far-reaching before the comparatively. G. Stewart present Principal 1931, he was Wardon of Lay being prepared by the Air Ministry Sir Philip replied the Air The Chinese press reports the new Court of Criminal Appeal in of St. Paul's Boys' College.

Readers for the Diocene of 8 in conjunction with the Post Office Ministry for some time had been arrost of two suspects, one at Justice A. D. A McGregor, jald lato Dr. Lander was educated at Assistant Bishop to the Bishop of ed. It was indicated that,

Hongkong, the Chief Justice, Mr. Seventy-three years of age, the Albans, and from 1024 to 1982 which was being actively discuss taking an active part in the Wukanghalen and the other at down some of the principles on Newport and at Trinity College St. Albans. He was also Proctor lateat

the development of heavy oll engines, Yiwuksien, in connection with the which the Court would act. and Ridley Hall, Cambridge in Convocation from 1023 to 1931, combino

official policy murdor of Mr. Sze Liang-taaf, the

was to one type of which recently passed Professor Morgan, who holds well-known Shanghai publisher Justice J. Hayden, barrister Liverpool, and he then became

mail and Ilis Lordship sat with Mr.His first curacy was at St. Bride's Laat

passenger night tents and had bean flown' the rank of Brigadier General, la,

year, he was appointed sources of ravenue-Router Spe-consfully and was now avail- Archdeacon British member of the Academie and philanthropist.

and Offcial Receiver, to form a Vicar of St. Benedict. Everton: Assistant Bishop.

¡oft Bedford and traffic in order to secure additional able for use by civil aviators. He Diplomatique Internationale, legali One of the men allegedly in Full Court.

cial later Vicar of St. Philip's, Lither editor of the "Encyclopaedia custody was carrying a pistol. Nomura was committed from land; and was made Hon. Canon of Britannica, has been Professor of Both will be taken to Hangchow the Central Magistracy for trial Liverpool from 1904 to 1007. O Constitutional Law at the for questioning-Reuter

(Continued on Page 11: leaving Hongkong, he was appoint

DISTINGUISHED CAREER.

Shanghai, Nov. 16.

Dr. Lander had not been in the best of health latterly, but he remained, at his work practically. to the end.

www.not hiprepared, however, atë new oil engine.

agree that Empire, air, mail duty London, Nov. 14. could only be watinfactorily. The Under-Secretary for Air, freely heavy oll Sir Philip Sassoon was asked in British Wireless,