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ITALY'S YOUNG ARMIES

ANOTHER

ELECTION

ORDEAL

MOULDING MINDS. MR. M. MACDONALD'S

OF CHILDREN ·

WAR TOYS FOR EPIPHANY

(Special to "Telegraph”).

(By Talagensd, Copyright. Telegraphic Me

2 Ordinance, 1884. feceived, January 5. GM.)

Rome, Jan, B.

DIFFICULTIES

FACES STIFF OPPOSITION

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH." MONDAY, JANUARY

HOLT'S WHARF FRACAS

RIVAL COOLIES IN FIGHT

THREE SENT TO' HOSPITAL

A sequel to a fracas among rival factions of coolies at Holt's Whatf, on Saturday afternoon, was the ap pearance of fourteen, coolles before Mr. E. 1. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, when they were charged with behaving in a die- orderly manner. Three other defen dants were stated to be in hospital, and the ense forty-eight hours.

was remanded

for

SILVER SITUATION REVIEWED

BOMBAY MARKET'S UPS AND DOWNS

SETTLEMENT: AWAITED

Bombay, Jan. 5.

1936.

RADIO BROADCAST

Dance Music From Hongkong Hotel

2.E.K. PROGRAMME ·

From Z.D.W. on, a wavelength of 865 metres (846 kilocycles);

6-7. p.m. Hongkong Ilotel Dance Orchestra.

7-7.30 p.m. A Concert.

Song Gentle Zephyra (Jensen) Esala Ackland (Contralto); Monara. Merwanjee and Sona, in their allver review for the week end-Alto Saxophone Solo-Variations aur

Malborough

Marcol Mulo; (Special to "Telegraph")

Ing Saturday, write:

The consciousness earlier in the Choral The Turtia Dove (arr. The English London, Jan. 5.

week of activo up-country demand Vaughan Williams)

*Cello Solo Serenado has kept the market steady and, on Singers; Model tanks, equipped with pop- A remarkable position has arisen

Maurico Eight of the defendants are cobiles prices reaching the import parity, Espagnole (Glazourov) guns, toy motorcycles with miniature in Ross and Cromarty, where a by- machine-guns firing through apertures election is to take place, following the of Kowloon Godowns, while the re this stimulated considerable import Marechal; Song--The Rebel (Wallace) Dennis Noble (Baritone); 'Calló (Nachex) in their steel windscreens, and aoro-resignation and elevation to the mainder are coolies of Holts Wharf activity in London.

(Adagio) Towards the close of the week, how-Solo-Intrada Detective-Sub-Inspector L. Whant

Maurice Marechal; Song-My planes that do not fly but have swivel, Peorage of Sir Ian Macpherson, who

A stated that the first three defendants over, with the fall of the up-country

Frank quick-firing guns in their cockpite, has represented the division ns

were in hospital and reports of their off-take becoming markedly evident Dear Soul (Sanderson)...

Viola Solo- will be among gifts received by National Liberal for many years

the

(Tenor); and Imports from London of thou-Titterton Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Dominions injuries had not yet been received. Italian children to-morrow, which in

sands of bars at the apex of the Londonderry Air (arr. Tertis) and son of Mr. Ramsay

The trouble, it was alleged, was market (about 65 Rupees) further Lionel Tertia: Song--Love, I give you contest has decided to

Ink Soucz equivalent of Christmas from tho

all (Desly) the seat in present-giving viewpoint.

down coolies atole thres jackets be-

clined sharply. interest, despite la rejection by the longing to coolles of Holt's Wharf.

7.30-8 p.m. The London Palla- local Conservatives, who may choose About noon, the man was seen with

dium Orchestra. their own candidate, possibly Mr. the jackets, and they were taken from Randolph Churchill, to oppore Mr. him. About 1.30 p.m., the same man MneDonald.

was seen inside Holt's Wharf when one of the Holt's Wharf men went to arrest him the fight began.

Bars of fron were being unloaded from a ship and a heap of them was situated about forty yards away from the place where the fighi actually took place. About 20 of those burs were found on the spot. A complete kit of carpenter's tools was also found there.

the Feast of Epiphany, the Italian Secreta, National Government caused when one of the Kowloon Go-affecting sentiment, prices again de- myno).

Les expensive presente include children's uniforms, copied after that of the Colonial troops, small-size weapons, rifles, words, bayonets, and so on, and a range of icad 'soldiers which includes every branch of the service, from Beranglert to Askaris and Dulats.

These toys, says Luvaro Fascista "will bring the soula of our little ones nearer those of their brothers who with their blood ure opening the roads of civilisation into AfrienReuter Special

FANLING GOLF

CAPTAIN'S CUP QUALIFIERS

The Captain's Cup January qualify- ing round at Fanling during the week-end resulted as follows:--

Course.-K.

Old

K Rounds 80-1708 qualifies; Other MCOTC wete: K. B. Robertson 766-70; J. Fonbes 86-1571 D. L. Prophat 67-10=71; W. A. Stewart 82-10-72;

C. W. E. Bishop 87-16-72; T. C.

Monaghan 83-12-13; Hon. Commir. G. F. Hole 89-16-74; R. II. Mac- Greger 82-8-74; T. R. Howell 94-20-74; F. J. de Rome 84-10-74.

There were 52 entries.

Ntiw Course.-D. S. Robb 77-672, qualifies, Other scares were; J. B. Mackie 91-8-73; O.E.C. Marton 75 scratch=76. Ten entries,

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP The qualifying scores and the draw for the match play stages) DIE follows:

063

B. D. Evans (39) v. T. C. Monaghan (86)-

J. Forbes (86) v. W. W. C. Shewan (99).

W. A. Stewart (82) v. D. L. Prophet (87).

D. J. Valentine (89) v. C.-W. E.

Bishop (87).

Comdr. Hole (80) v. H. Jusserand

(80).

L. S. Wobl ̄ ̄(87) ̄v. ̄P.-M.-

C. H. Burton (90) v. H. N. William- bon (20).

WS. Hillier (01) v. II. Laffond (87)

Meanwhile, an Independent Liberal candidate is likely to take the fold and the newly-formed divisional Labour organisation has invited Mr. Hector McNell! to contest the seat in the Labour. interest,

Mr. Malcolm MacDonald's sister, Iehbel, who has just become the licensee of an inn acar iligh Wycombe was to-day busy serving lunches and drinks to A crowd of motorists, cyclists and hikers who invaded the Inn in the morning. The visitors during the afternoon included the American Ambassador and his wife. -Reuter Special.

LOWER COURT'S POWERS

ROOSEVELT TO TRY REFORMS?

The

and

Another version of the cause of the fight was that one of the Kowloon Godown men was carrying a bug and aceifentally struck a Holt's Wharf coolie.

The Kowloon Godown men were on Holt's Wharf for the purpose of unlonding 10,000 bags of sulphate of ammonia from a ship, and were under the control of foremon. There was a possibility that one of the men had received a fraelured and he is to undergo an X-ray examination,

With the American Treasury still holding aloof in London and the re- opening of the forward market, un-

The Rose (Selection of English. certainty again prevails.

Shipments of 2,761 bars on Govern- Melodies (arr. Myddleton); I Hear ment account and 212 bars on private you calling me (arr. Haydn Wood): Wedded Whimsios (Humorous' Fan- account were made to London yester-tasy) (arr. Alford); The Thistle day by the P. & O. liner Ranchi. (Selection of Scotch Melodies)

The up-country demand has aver (Myddleton). aged about 460 bars of silver a day.

It is not possible to forecast the surplus of silver bars after the settle ment on January 15.

from Shipments of silver afloat London to Bombay at this week-end total £200,000.

The incoming mail steamer is not bringing any silver from London to Bombay, Reuter.

SILVER PROBLEM

London, Jan. 5.

8 p.m. Time and Weather Report; Stock Quotations.

8.05.11 p.m. A Relay from the Tai ̧ Ping Theatre (Chinese). 11 p-m. Close Down.

pro-

8.05-10 p.ot European gramme. from ZE.K. on a fre quency of 640 kiloeycles.

8.05-8.27 pm A Recital by Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone),

1. The Lute Player (Allitsen); 2 The Floral Dance (loss); 8. The Bandolero (Stuart); 4. Bedouin Love Song (Pinsul).

It has been leased here that the banking pool which was recently 8.27-9 p.m. "Trio in D Minor, Op. formel to protect the silver market, 40" (Mendelssohn) played by Cortot, faces a contingent liability of Thibaud and Casals. million ounces tween thirty and forty purchased at sevenpence to ninepenco per ounce higher in forward prices. total will mature in about a fort- It is expected that the bulk of this

The prosecuting officer further stated that he had been approached as to whether the defendants would be allowed ball.

His Worship, in remanding the de-night-United Press. fendants, atated that he did not pro- pose to allow ball until the nature of the men's injuries was known...

New York, Jan. 5. Wall Street Journal lays stress on the implication in President Roosevelt's message to Congress that the lower Courts may be deprived of MR. WANG CHING-WEI their

power to prevent the enforce. ment of laws through injunctions, pending the Supreme Court's decl slona.

CHIANG KAI-SHEK PAYS

FLYING VISIT

The Journal also says that the de mand for stocks from abroad is un-

Nanking, Jan. 6. usually small. Further, it paluts out

Marshal Chiang Kai-shelf, is ex- that debits have been sharply in- eroased during the last thirty days, pected to leave for Shanghal to-day on which account many traders on to visit Mr. Wang Ching-wet, who is Wall Street are dubious as the future at confined to hospital there,

Mr. Wang left here for Shang of the market.

hai some 40 days ago.-Wah Kiu Yat Po

Thero is sonic gossip regarding chemical mergers, Including the West vaco Chloride Products Company and the Union Carbide Company.

The Journal further reports that London and Amsterdam wore buying railroad issues-United Press.

COMPETITION IN PHILIPPINES

PROTEST AGAINST JAPAN'S GAINS

مونه

Washington, Jan.-5. Representative Willam. N. Rogers, Democrat of New Hampshire to-day protested against the increasing im

the ports of Japanese rayon into Philippines.

The imports during the past three consecutive montha were 2,700,000,- for 000, 3,900,000,000 and 0,200000000

Reuter adds that Chinng Kai-shek arrived in Shanghai yesterday the purpose of visiting Mr. Wang yards. Ching-wel, and left by plane for Nan- king at 6 p.m.

-DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

NO ONE WHO CANNOT MASTER HIMSELF 18 WORTHY TO RULE, AND ONLY HE CAN RULE-Goethe,

There was a clean bill of health for the Colony on Friday.

Mearts. Thereson & Co., as agents The first-named in each round a

for the China Siam Lino, are distri- The U.S.S. Tulsa has loft for bating Chinese calendars with a hand- the challenger, and must fix the date.

First round to be played on or be Canton after making contact with one design, a reproduction from a foro Jan. 19; Second round Feb. 2U.S.S. Mindanao which arrived hero theatrical scene. Semi-final Feb. 16; Final (36 holes). on Saturday. Feb. 23

LOITERER BOUND"

OVER

INTENDED TO COMMIT BURGLARY

Cheung Chau, 27, unemployed, was

Mr. Rogers urged the need of an agreement such as that which at the imports of present restricts textiles.

tin.

0-9.13 p.m. Daventry News Bulle-

9.15-9.30 p.m. A Pianoforte Rè- cital by Ricardo Vines.

"1. Scherzo (Borodin); 2. Poissons D'or (Debuxay); 3. L'Amour Sorcier (de Falla),

9.30-10. p.m. Jack Jackson and His Orchestra.

10 p.m. Big Ben: Close Down.

..

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Easter for Faz Special proUTH-EASES listeners will be brosdossi from Zeman na fallows

BOUTH ASIA ZONE (Bouth Asia Zone, broadcast trons DJB.. (19.74 metres) and DJN (81.45 meiren).

DJO 19.74m $3,200 kn 1,30-3

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Djn

DJB

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$9,74 15,208 ke 4.46-8.15 3.m. 31.46 m

1,541 ke-4.4-8.16 p.m.

KW.74 16,300 ku #pm-13,29 a.m.

4.4 p.m. Call

8 p.

DJO. DJN (German, Engllah). German Folk Bang. **TE

Farernet (Germ..

Engl.)

Dance Music.

5.30 p.m.. News in English.

B. p.m. Orchestral Concert.

4.4 p.m. News in German.

7 p.m. Comert of Light Wagle.

Apm. News in English

8.10 p.m. Close DB, DIN (Germ., Engi).

-EAST. ASIA ZONE

He has asked the Department of State to make an attempt to control the re-shipment of the competition in the Philippines, particularly Japanese rayon from China and the 19.6 metres (15,269 k.e.) 1.99-8 p.m. Concert, shipment of rayon manufactured in China by Japanese interests.--United Press.

POLICE RESERVE

WEEK

A youth named Chang Shun-hee, brought before Mr. Macfadyen at the aged 19 years, was admitted to the Central Magistracy this morning for ORDERS FOR CURRENT Government Civil Hospital yesterday having returned from a 10 years! suffering from revere injuries caused banishment, imposed on January 5, through an explosion while he was 1985, Ile pleaded that he was only fishing with dynamite at Kat-O Island passing through. He was sentenced

to six months" hard labour, at 2.80 a.m.

Koning.

The

Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police, state:

General

Blue

Chinese Company

East Asia Zone broadcast through BIQ o

Dews at 2 p.n

... Call DJA, DJN (Gerin EnglĮ Ceresen Folk Son. ProERMI Percast (Cerm.. Engl)

9.15 v.m. Orchestral Concert.

8.45

19 pm

18.30

11.18 p

am. New in English on DJA and

in Dutek en DIN.

Orchestral Concert (continued)..

Kusical Bartiles,

News in German on DJA and DIN.

Germany.

11.30 p.m. Today'

Bound

Pictures. 17.45 p.m. Dance Music. 1.1. News in Engilah on DJA and

Ja Dutch an DJN. 11.31.m. Close DJA, and DIN (German,

Engl.)

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

The following ware-lanathe and frequencies are observed by Daventry,

Cell Sign

Frequency

$.410 ... #485 c.

Wavelength

$1.29 RON

31.30

· 11,750 ke. 28.53 metres

21,479 h.. 18.97 BLATIVE

CBA

CSB

G90 G&D

G31

16.140. kee

25.38 19.87 metres

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17.798 M...

14.8

Betrie

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15,268

GSI

21,440

k.c ke,

19.46 (18,58 ·ANTIVE

GBL

4,110 ke

bo

(GBA. and GSC)

An examination (in English) for Among the passengers booked in

The Folice Store will be closed from Europo to connect with the Empress the St. John Ambulance Association of Canada from Vancouver, on Decem- (a part of the Red Cross Organisation Tuesday, the 7th inat. to Wednesday, A youth of good family; Li Kiber 28, due in Hongkong on January of the British Empire) Home Nursing the 15th inst., both days inclusive for appeared on two charges before Mr. 17, were the fellowing:- Mr. S. Corticate will be held at St John the purpose of Annual Stock Taking. Macfadyen at the Central Magistracy Williams and Mr. N, J. Raven (break Ambulance Headquarters on Friday, this moming. He was alleged to haveing at Yokohama), Mr. C. B. Robert-January 10, at 6.30 p.m.

Inspection Parade. All ranks of Nash, assisted by a trained hospital been loitering between sunset and G a.m. in Tee House Street, and to have, Mr. R. P. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. P. examination will be conducted by Dr.

nurse Non-Brigade members wish the Chinese Company will parade at had in his possession house-breaking

ing to take the examination and those Central Police Station on Thursday, pair implements (u spanner and a

Despite being sentenced for stealing wishing to take & re-examination in January 16th at 17.80 hours under of pliers).

Two district watchmen on duty in a sewing machine implement last First Aid and/or Home Nursing are Sub-Inspector R..J. Hunt for a gen-

Thursday, January 9. Ico House Street at about 9.30 on September, Law Chung, a 58-year-old

the Company Commander. Dress

Cap with White Cover, December 23 noticed the thefendant taflor, was brought up again at the before to notify the Secretary on or oral inspection of equipment etc., by

Central Magistracy to-day fer stealing walking up and down the street in a three more implements, valued at $8.

Admitting the theft of an fron pipe, Belt with Brace. Truncheon, "Pocket

and notebook to lalsurely way. When he had done this for some time, the watchmen Went from Yip Lai-kse. At about 7.25 last four winen ute, be washers and Policeman"

Saturday morning, tho complainant

point of being present. make a Saturday, up to him and made a search. Do-

Railway on oisaloon-Canton when noiso a fendant, stated that he was looking for was sleeping in his residence at 4 Po piece of iron belonging to the Kow carried. The Equipment Officer will

The Wing, 42, unemployed, was

Indian Company a man called Ah Feo, working for Hing Fong, ground floor, Dodwell and Co. Police enquiries the awakened him. :lic got up and saw sentenced to six weeks' hard labour the defendant running out of the

Training Courag: Part II-All 're- next day revealed that there was no house, and gave chase, catching him. by Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones at the Kow-

Magistracy

this morning.eraita of the Indian Company that he had Intended to commit a been bound over last September for Detective-Sergeant Riidell stated that have not you passed Part Ilony whe

Defendant, who finally admitted It was revealed that defendant had loon

along the rails towards Hung- Company Headquarters on Tuesday:| burglary, was bound over for 925 on Suff for committing the same type of fefendant was seen about 11.30 am. Course will attend nd the Tria offence. Mr. Macfadyen now ordered workObserving that he had been January 7th and Thursday, January each charge,

that this bond be forfeited, and sentenced lefendant to six weeks' scen, defendant sat down near the 9th at 17.30 hours for instruction.

rails, and it was found that he was. sitting on the articles he had stolen. Mr. R. S. Bovan, Inspector of the Kowloon Canton. Raliway, was complainant.

such man." NA

FAIR WEATHER

The anticyclone has elightly in intensity and moved east ward. Pressure highest to the north of Shantung. Local forecast: N.E.. winds, moderato; "fair.

hard labour,

football

over to his

tho

Flying Squad

StrengthConstablo R306 G. A. Li Yay, 20, and Li Ming, 19, ap

Woodler has been taken on the strength of the Flying Squad, as from prated before Mr. Macfadyen at the

Atir January, 1936. Central Magistracy this morning, on

Reserve Emergency Unit charges of stealing and receiving Two unemployed men were charged Fold pocket watch. On December 28, before Mr. B. Wynne-Jones at the Motor Patrol-A motor patrol will Chung Chan-pong, a clerk, was watch Kowloon Magistracy this morning for be carried out by members of the ing a match at the military

Station, Inst loon-Canton Railway

All members will Jutary 10th. Found with a forged 310 note of ground, Sookunpoo, when the first door ton of ray oplum at the Kowe Einorgency Unit Reserve on Friday

admitted the

parade outside Queen's at 17.20 the Chartered Bank of India, Australia fendant picked his pocket; stealing the Friday Chan Siu, 30, and Chint in his possession. at a watch and handing

which was found concealed in his

D. LKING, pawnshop in Queen's Road, Lam Kee, companion; who pawned. Doing scesion of 11 tuels of raw opium, hours Dress Optional.or

D. S. P. (R) 20, unemployed, was sentenced to six undesirable characters, they had been shops, was fined $130, or, in default, months hard labour by Mr Mac unofficially advised to leave the Co- nine weeks hard labour. A fine fadyen at the Central Magistracy this lony, so they went to Macao.How- $225, with the alternative of five morning. Defendant admitted that ever, the police of that city sent them weeks hard labour, was imposed upon ho knew the note was a forgery, and back again under arrost when several Chau Tak, 60, who pleaded guilty to port for the week ending December said it had been giver to him by his pawn tickets were found on them, possessing 7.2 taols of the same drug. 28 shows the following cases of in- uncle to pay a debt. When the police obviously the results of many thefts. In this case the oplum was found fectious diseases Cholera-Bangkok made enquiries for the uncle and the The first defendant was sentenced to concealed in hous and basicota 10 casen. Emall-pox.--Shanghal 3 creditor, it was found that they had four months hard labour, and his flavenue-Officer H. Major, prosecuted. cança. There were no returns, from

The opium was confiscated.").

Indin both disappeared.

Sogany companion, to three..

The Health Bulletin of Eastern

49.13° molres,

Transmission 5′′

Oriller

a. Big Den. A Religious, Barvice.

The 7.38 .m.: Chamber Kasle.

Biring Quartet. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.45 .. Weekly Newsletter and Sports

Summary.

9.5 mm. Clone deka

Transmission: 0

(0.8.0. and GBL)

11 pm. Big Ban. A Recital by Guindys Garside - (Caiztralis) and Gar Eldridge (Organ). Greenwich Time Signal at 11.30 p.mm,

Weekly Newsletter and Sports -Sommary.

1145 13.8

Close down.

Transmission 2,

(Q.B.J. G.A.N.' und C.A.B.)

p.

Big Ben, A Koelta) · ́bt New

tiramophone' Records,

s

7.30 p.m. Mixed Pickanth Edition. Greenwich Tim Bignal at BD.

8.15 p.m. Turda Hoard and His Tand. 1.36. p.m.. The 9.21C. Stidland, Orchestra. 9p..The Rev

8.30 p.m. Vlails and Berg Recital." 8.46.D.M. Clasa dena,

Transmission 8

(0.87, OBE, and 0.8.D.)

10. p. Big Ben," "Christmas Cabarat." /

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17.50 .m. Dance Muwine

Close down.

Transmission,

(0,8.D. (1.8.2%)

FART. I

1.35 LE, by Ben. The ang Dance

Grchestra.

The

3,15. Instrumental Novelties

KAUNEMRASHES, THEN, G

2.30 am. The B.BC. MAliary Band." Greenwich Time Signal 451, 6.3. 3.15. Mentorami · and kia Tipien,

2.48 Interinde”

3.50 a.m." The D.B.C. Orchestra

4.30.

449. Den Muela, 4.45 mm2. Class down.

KZNM PROGRAMME

This Evening's Broadcast From Manila" Station

The following programme will be rondenes trom Masia this eventus on 'a wavelength el 485

- 1510.8 %liocyalne) alte paNDA K30 pm, U, P. Conservatory," of" Hasle

Badia: Practice Fin Gripa

.Pickles Berotik

Edition," 5.13 ... Close downs

PART U

6.34 a.m. Dance Music.

Sonar Heczna, Landou; 5.88 Promenade Concert

Greenwich Time, Signal at. 430 am. The. News,

Bora Recital by Mario: del: Ris GIS DINGÔom Icastano and her pongy, 6.SR..panish Teformational: Feriod. €40 p.m. Kraliah Informational. Period. T. p.m. Viglin' feeltal by: Noli Beyo 1.18: p-m. /Manlin Motor Co. Srećki

Richard Himber, and his, Eltade Bu baker, Champlona, drujbene mi 1.38 D.. To, be· Lanounced, t (7:48 pm. Isoan –Incorporated, 'PrograURILE.

• To be anounced,

5830, 31. Manoniq Broadcark

1:30 pm. The Yolo of the Elwald, **+y== "I^rinerug-Fab Players present 12.30 pm Lernent · Cardan Cribarizi -38.89 pan."-Bigo 02.