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GALA NIGHT

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ON-

Sensational Dancing Team

SATURDAY, 13TH APRIL

IN THE

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117

20

Acros

It is not for them to select, we are tok!.

8 Unless reversed 1 sin,

'You cannot form foregone con-

clusions about this State,

10 Meerschaum (hyphen).

11 Doesn't sound like Long Island.

12 All the dalies do it.

13 Figures in the marriago and

After the funeral service.

14 Spot.

10 Shower.

17 Suppressed.

18 An Eastern izle.

21 A craze that has passed.

22 This London suburb is what you

Aro

probably when

absorbed ten.

you've

24 A pound and some silver with nothing between to make up the deficiency.

25 About 101, an unearned pay.

ment la easily managed,

28 Smashed up the sofa, the idiotal 229 Acid.

31 Another view of a coln.

32 A famous Thomas.

33 Someone's estate is left in

muddle. (Two words.)

34 A Russian, without a doubt.

36 Castile (anag).

Bown

"

1 The French found nothing in it

at the first go-off, though Lytton

wrote it and Wagner put it to music.

2 High Churchman.

3 Go alone without one, and you'll

Inevitably score it.

4 A nolice possibly: anyhow, it

should bear one on the bottle.

Part of Africa.

6 Danger.

7 Good conduct illuminated in part

of Scotland.

15 Shuffle.

10 Diagnose (anug.).

20 Can true Baan over become too

difficult to grasp1

23 No, this ladies' material is not

of Welsh manufacture.

20 By Sheridan; and Goldsmith wrote: "Blame where you must,

be candid where you can; And Le each--the good-natured man." 27 Made of half double nothing.

30 The first three-quarters is part of the winter sportsman's last three-quarters, and it's all take-off.

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Yesterday's Bolation. COSPASMAP

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935..

COURT- MARTIAL UPSET

CAPT. SAWBRIDGE REINSTATED

ADMIRALTY DECISION

Important decisions were reach- ed by the Board of Admirally recently in connection with tha recent Courta-martial at Ports- mouth following the collision be tween Hood and Renown during the naval manœuvres of tho Spanish coast on January 23.

Captain Sawbridge, of Re nown, who was found guilty nt the trial of negligently or by default hazarding the vessel and sentenced to be dismissed his ship, will, in consequence, re- Aume command.

Rear-Admiral Bailey, who was in command of the Battle Crui. ser Squadron and was acquitted by the Court, was considered by the Board to have given his final order too late, and they were unable to absolve him from all blame

The decisions were made known In the following announcement from the Admiralty:

"After a careful examination of the evidence adduced at the Courts-martial, their Lordships have reached the following decl sions:

"Their Lordships dissent from the finding of the Court-martial held for the trial of Ronr- Admiral Bailey to the following

extent:

"Rear-Admiral Balley adopted

NEW BLOUSES

In Striped Materials For Spring

WITH CHIC SUIT

New BlousES. "A black blouse, or one showing arcy stripes on a black protond, is the popular thing to wear with 4 grey coat and skirt." Noir the three-quarter length sleeven of the jacket, and the tiny stand-up collar ruund which a scarf of the same material an the waisteont blouse is tied.

PRACTICAL RECIPES

Sponge Lilles

an unusual procedure in direc-TERE is a novel and decorative Ung Hood and Renown to steer addition to your party ten definite courses to close. Since table. Mix he had given that order, respon- powder with sibility for the maneuvre rested1b. sugar. on him and it was incumbent

teaspoonful baking b. Hour, and add Beat in 2 eggs well.

on him at the proper moment to Drop this mixture from a dea make a further signal to re-formsertspoon on to a buttered tin, and his squadron. His not doing so bake in a moderate oven till a pale left in doubt his final intention. brown. Roll up each round into a The signal for Hood and Renown lily shape, and fill the broad end to form single line ahead was with whipped cream. Put a bright For these yellow, long-shaped sweat in this reasons their Lordships are un- for the spike, and make the stalk able to absolve Rear-Admiral of a strip of angelien. Balley from all blame.

made

too

Inte.

"Their Lordships agree in the finding of the Court-martial held for the trial of Captain Saw bridge (Renown), but they have decided to reduce the sentence to severe reprimand. Captain

Sawbridge will, therefore, re- sume command. of II. M. S. Renown.

either Rear-Admiral Bailey or Captain Tower from blame does not mean that these officers can bo re-tried. They have already been acquitted and resta.

UNIVERSAL MEASURES

METRIC SYSTEM ADOPTION URGED

FRANCE LEADS

CAMPAIGN

Paris, With its

eye on the United States and Great Britain as the two most important prospective converts, the International Cham- ber of Commerce is continuing its campaign to have the metric sya- tem of measurement universally adopted:

A new report-la-being, prepared by the Chamber's committen on the pubject and will be taken up at the Congress in Paris next June. At a preliminary meeting of the Chamber in February the pros and cons of the adoption of the system by all countries were discussed and plans drawn up for discussion in June.

At present all countries on the American continents have adopted the metric system, Canada and Paraguay, and even in the United States the system has the Bame leyal status as the American one.

Elsewhere in the world, the British Empire in the only import- ant group of countries using any other type of measurement, while Lithuania is the only remaining country in Europe which has not adopted metres and kilograms ns its, units of measurement.

The International Chamber of Commerce is confident that the system, which was used by one- third of the world in 1875 and two- thirds at the close of the War, will

eventually become universal. This was the intention of its origina- to after the French Revolution, and they were thus careful to base it on no existing national system Bo that national jealousies should not prove an obstacle to its uni versal adoption,

for

International

Proponents of the system point out that it would obviously prove reat time and money saving trade, and they cite the benefits simplification which medicine, chemistry and other sciences have derived from using_centimetres and grams uni- versally.

prove costly

Fears that the switch-over would

to directly affected are allayed by the countries

there the matter Itichard Bjercke, reporter of the

1.C.C. committee, who says:

Captain Sawbridge resumes com-

"Particularly pronounced is the mand of Renown as from the date view that the adoption of the "Their Lordships consider that dismissing him from his command. the scrapping of machinery. Ex- of the sentence of the Court-martial metric system would carry with It Captain Tower (Hood) should This means have

that the difference perience in countries which have taken avoiding action earlier-and-to that-extent they

between his full pay and the half- already changed over to the sys. are unable to acquit him of ally which he has been drawing tem has shown this fear to be un- since the sentence was passed will founded. Existing machinery was be refunded to him,

not discarded. On the contrary, the same old machines kept on The Board of Admiralty, accord-officer in command was reinstated as before, but these parts or pro- The last occasion on which an making identical parts or products ing to the March lasue of the Navy after having been dismissed his ducts were relisted or renumbered List, comprises the First Lord (Sir ship by sentence of Court-martial in metric sizes. There were new Bolton Eyres Monsell), the First was the case of Lieutenant-catalogues, price-lists and prospec

blame."

THE BOARD

measures in grams and metres.in

1.26 ran aground on the Scottish old units."—United Press,

place of or side by side with the coast in the autumn of 1933 and an explosion subsequently occurred in the vessel. The Court-martial Lewis to be dismissed his ship, and expressed the opinion that the sentenced Lieutenant-Commander Two months later the Admiralty captain was to blame. announced that they did not con-

In 1892 H.M.S. Howe, which was sider that he was to blame. His following the flagship, grounded at sentence was reduced to a severe the reprimand and he was reinstated.

Sea Lord (Admiral Sir Ernie Commander J. H. Lewis, of Sub-tuses, giving the weights and Chatfield), the Second Sea Lord marine L 26.

Admiral Sir Dudley Pound), the Third Sea Lord (Vice-Admiral R. G. H. Henderson), the Fourth Sea Lord (Rear-Admiral P. L. II. Noble), the Deputy Chief of the MIASMAM AISLEH the Civil Lord (Captain Euan Naval Staff (Lord Stanley, M.P.), CHENGAN KETON | Wallace, MLP), and the Permanent REGINA LIEGEMAN Secretary (Sir Oawyn Murray).

RFCMGUR NE Rear-Admiral Bailey was acquit DOMINIAPPANAG Eted of a charge of hazarding Hood 10 10 40 21 MD SET A and Benown. DEADEYE SCHISM S Captain Tower was also nequit GULE ANDRE OR TE teď of a charge of hazarding Hood EXECRATE GERUND

It is the practice for sentences EZCANINO passed by Raval Courts-martial to JARROGANTARTFUL

bo reviewed by the Board Admiralty. X CLON TRANG REFUGERELTHAM ESA BY BBF TO

NO RE-TRIAL

of

entrance to Ferrol. The eaptain and navigating officer There have been three cases were acquitted at the subsequent during the last century, of the Courts-marital, but the Admiralty Admiralty attributing blame to issued a minute dissenting from officers who had been acquitted by the acquittal of the captain and Courte-martial.

found him to blame.

In 1862 a Court-martial acquit-

In 1905 II.M.S. Assistance drag-

NEW H.M.V. RECORDS.

DB2105-6. Sonata in C Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2 ('Moonlight")

Beethoven. Planoforte Solo.. Wilhelm Backbaus DA1939. A House Love Made for You and Me (Contas) The Quletest Things. (Haydn-Wood)

John McCormack. Tenor. C2721. Invitation to the Dance,' (Weber). The Little Ring (Chopin)

Miza Korlus, Soprano with Orch. C2722. "The Three Men" Sulto. (Coates)

Part 1 Tho Man from the Country,

C2723.

C2725.

(Part 2) The Man about Town ....Light Symphony Orch. The Three Men" Sutte... (Part 8) The Man from the Sea. Valsotte from Wood Nymphs....Light Symphony Orch. Staccato Study. (Rubinstein)

Viennese Dance No. 2. (Gartner)

Pianoforte Solos. Cyril Smilli. C2720. St. Patrick's Night.....Selection of Popular Irish Songs. C2724. "Toad of Toad Hall" Selection ......New Mayfair Orch. 18287. With a Smlio and a Song, (Slovier-Wood) The Pavement Artist. (Jenkins) 138286. If All the World were Mine

Your Dog's Come Home Again

Ashmoor Burch. Baritone,

Gracie Fielde.

Comedienne.

138288. The Continental.

Stay as Sweet as You Are. Vocal.

Bolle Baker.

(In English),

B38289. Melodies of Yesterday.Ken Harvey. Banjo & Piano, B8277. Dancing with a Ghost.

Pardon My English....Frances Day. Soprano with Orch. B8278. I'd do the Most Extraordinary Things.

Let's Lay Our Heads Together. Vocal.

Frances Way & Arthur Risege. B8283. Walt Disney Silly Symphony Selection BD114. Pas de Quatre. Bara Dance.

BD115.

BD123.

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Archibald Joyce Waltz Medley. New Mayfair Orch. Home James! and Don't Spare the Horses, F.T.

Jack Jackson & Orch.. Snake in the Grass. F.T. Sleepy Time in Sleepy Hollow. FT. Tiny Little Fingerprints. F.T. Now Mayfair Orch. She Fell for a Feller from Oopsala. F.T. How Can You Face Mc. F.T.

BD125. Too Beautiful for Worda. F.T.

Jack Jackson & His Orch.

Come a Little Cloner. F.T.....Teddy Joyce & His Oreli, BD126. Old Mammy Ming. FT.

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With All My Heart and Soul. F.T...New Mayfair Orch.

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