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Illa Excellency the Governor, Sir William Peel, K.O.M.G., K.BR., Pre- sided, and there were also present:

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In George Arlica naw 20th Century comedy "The Last Gentleman" Janet Beecher and Charlotte Henry are important members of the

supporting cast. The film is showing at the King's Theatre today.

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Maalia, Apr. 11. communication le being

London, Apr. 11. "The recent Greek revolt and ex- haustive American experiments gradually restored with the pro- have shown that bombing from the vinces and islands devastated by nir has not made battleships the typhoon on Saturday last week, Ilon. Mr. R. JI. Kotewall, C.M.G., obsolete," and the First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Bolton Eyres Hon. Mr. J. P. Bragni

Monsell, addressing the Institution Iton. Mr. S. W. To, 0.0.E. of Naval Architects to-day.

Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson; Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau;

Mr. R. A. D. Forrest (Deputy Clerk of Councils).

The report of the Finance Com- mittee, No. 7. of April 4, 1935, was adopted on the motion of the | Colonlal Secretary, seconded

the Colonial Treasurer,

by

Magistrates Ordinance The Attorney General moving the first reading of a Bill to amend the Magistraten Ordinance, 1932. said: The amendment effected by this ! will provide

a simple alternative method of appealing against any decision of a Magis- trate and the provisions follow very closely those of the English Act.

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The Colonial Secretary seconded and the Bill was read a first time.

The second reading of the "Stump Amendment Ordinance, 1935" was moved by the Attorney General, and seconded

the -Colonial Secretary.

During the committen stage, the Attorney General moved an amend- ment to Clauso 9 which would exempt payment of duty on suma not exceeding $20. Receipts, for $20 or less do not require a duty under head 36 and there seems no

special reason why they should not have the same exemption under heading 33. If this Council ap proves an amendment to that effect' it could be moved after the second reading.

The Colonial Secretary seconded, and this was agreed to.

The third reading was postpon-

ed to enable the amendment to be published In the Government Gazette.

The Ordinance to Amend and Consolidate the Law relating to the Construction of Buildings passed through its final stiges.

Council then adjourned untu Thursday, April 18.

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Tokyo, April 11:

Mr. Oda, Japanese Ambassador to Soviet Russia,. is prepared to return to Moscow some time la this month; On his return to office he is expected to carry with him a set of pro-

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A number of dend, which was nt first thought to be only four, had now increased to 56.

The First Lord said the ex-

A special article in the Manila ample of the old Greek cruiser, Averoff, was particularly instruc-Herald this morning from its correspondent in Guinayangan, in that 2500ESATRASAUNTINGEN AUFAs Tayabas Province, states

seventeen bodies have been washed up on the bench thero from the Gulf of Ragay.

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in to- appear morrow's issue of the Tele- graph Pictorial Supplement, in- luding groups at the weddinga of Mr. A. Reinecke and Miss .A. Pohndorf, Mr. Abdul Hamid and Miss. Ngo Pul-wah, and Mr. Kwong Tat-ming and Miss Chan Shui-ying.

The A. D. C. production of "The Young Iden" will be in- illustrated, whilst some teresting pictures of the Sal vation Army Home at Kow- loon will be given, as well as a group of St. John's Cathe- dral Choir.

The Boy Scout function at Flagstaff House, will be illus. trated, und other events covered will be a visit by students of the Central British School to the Shing Mun Dam, and the C.R.C. lawn ten- nis "At Home."

The discovery of these bodies: now leads to the fear that more than eighty persons, the crew of aj fleet of fishing amacks in the vicinity, have met the same fate.

It was known that the fleet was jout, but hopes were entertained that it had found shelter behind one of the numerable islands or in a bay.

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May 6 Morning

10 a.m.-Official Service in St. John's Cathedral.

11.a.m.—Public meeting in the Headquarters of the Hongkong ' Volunteers Defence Corps, attended by His Excellency the Governor,

That this hope was Il-founded the Members of the Executive and Legislative Councils, Judges, seems indicated by the washing Local Justices of the Peace, Heads of Departments and the Jubilee up of bodies of members of the Committee, and their ladies, at which a loyal address and a telegram crew of some of the vessels. of congratulation to His Majesty the King will be read and approved.

Scores of families of the missing fishermen are frantically scouring! the coast for more bodies, while searchings have left in other boats to try and discover the miasing men.

Noon.-Royal Salute by the Navy and the Garrison.

The Red Cross Society estimates that the total damage in the provinces of Samar, Leyle, Albay, Sorsogan and Tayabas, which will encountered the full force of the typhoon. Is over one million pesos.

Thousands of people in these provinces are homeless and have fost everything they possÐIB. Destruction of crops shortage of food is adding to their worries.

As ja usual after visitatlong BACAKAN MANCSuch as the one that overwhelmed the five provinces on Saturday, tive. Though she had no deck pro- there is also the fear that disease tection, and only two antiquated will follow.--United Press. three-inch anti-aircraft guns,

she continued to go about umhamper- ed and exactly where she wished, considered opinion of avery serv despite the fact that she was hotly ing scaran. pursued by a modern air force:

Few realise, he continued, the defensive power of even old battle ships against air attack. Future battleships will be veritable for tresses of defence.

May 6-Afternoon

4 p.m.-Garden Party at Government House.

Noon to 6 p.m.-Chinese procession in the town.

May 6-Evening

6 p.m.-"Lighting up time"--The illuminations of the Colony

be switched on instantaneously.

Military Bands will play in Hongkong and Kowloon. 9.30 p.m.-Searchlight and rocket display by the Navy. Night-flying display by the Air Force.

Fireworks and "artificial fountain" displays in the harbour.

Tuesday, May 7

9.45 to 11 a.m. Review at Happy Valley. reserved for school-children.

Special space

-Noon-to: 6-p.m.-Chinese-procession.-

8 p.m.-General illumination, Military Bands. Chinese lantern procession, which will pass Covernment House at 9.15 p.m. 9.30p.m.-Repetition of the searchlight and Night Flying

displays.

Wednesday, May 8

Noon to 6 p.m.-Chinese procession.

The Naval correspondent of the Daily Telegraph revealed to-day 4 to 6 p.m.-Jamborally at Happy Valley-Including a March that the French naval authorities Past, displays of Bridge Building, Ambulance and other Scout and recently decided that battleships Guide activities. Country Dancing and exhibitions of handicraft. shall form the backbone of the work. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel will be present. future fleet, reversing their earlier "I am sure the battleship will policy of pinning their faith to

Sunday, May 12 remain the pivot of Imperial submarines and light surface security." he added. "That is the ships.Renter.

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