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1936.

MEDICO MARRIES

DR. LI SHU-PUI WEDS

MISS ELLEN TSAO

A notable wedding which united' Ethiopia is being soaked with two well-known Chinese families took torrential downpoura which the oldest

residenta declare are without pre-place at the Union Church, Kennedy Chinese New-Year Fair. cedent at this time of the year, and Road, on Saturday afternoon.

thero is every indication that the The bride was Miss Ellen Tuao, Gloucester Road, between Fen-rains, which are regarded generally only daughter of Mr. W. T. Tano. wick Street and Fleming Road, most fortunate from the Ethiopian formerly President of the Chamber of

vlowpoint, will continue.

Commorco in Saigon, and Mrs. Tano. The bride's parents have retired to will be closed to Vehicular Traffle

The resort to paleolithic warfare Amay. The bridegroom was Dr. Li from January 14th to January 24th

by the Ethiopian troops under Shu-pul, M., D.8. (Hongkong Uni Inclusive.

Dejaamatch Syelu in combatting versity) FRGS. (Edin), brother of T. IL KING, modern. tanks in related by an eye- Dr. Li Shu-fan. The bridegroom is Inspector General of Police. witness of the battle in the Bende-a partner of the Li Clinic as well as guina Past, in which the Ethioplans being Secretary and Director of the Hongkong, 11th January, 1930, claim to have captured 10 light Hongkong Sanitarium, formerly the

tanks. From their watchposts in the Young Wo Hospital. mountains overlooking the pans Syclu's sentries anw the Italian tanka halt in the valley below.

REMOVAL NOTICE.

Dr. K. W. Chaun announces the removal of his Office to Room 107, 1st floor, Marina House, 15-19, Queen's Rund Central, as from Monday, the 13th January, 1936.

NAVAL IMPASSE

JAPANESE TO LEAVE CONFERENCE?

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Reinforcements Reinforcements were hurriedly sum- maned and when dusk fell 24 hours Inter

Ethiopians the

stealthily descended/from the mountains carry Ing thousands of boulders which they, defile, placed at both ends of the preventing egress of the tanks elther end.

MOAN

The bride in a graduato-of St Stephen's Girls' College and of the University of Shanghai. Shu To- celved her degree there of Bachelor of Business Administration. She win formerly secretary to the Commin aloner of Customs at Amoy, and later was secretary of the China and South Sea Bank in Hongkong.

The Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow ofll- ail ciated at the Church ceremony, which was attended by many friends and re- latives of the bridal couple. Many of the older Chinese ladies were red and black ceremonial gowns.

At dawn the Ethiopians attacked in

formation, but

the found Italians ready for them with devastat ing fire. Though scores of Ethiopians

The Church was tastefully de- fell dead and wounded they surround-corated with white and yellow chry. ed the tanks by sheer force of num-anthemums and shaded gladioll, bera, shooting some of the occupants Over the entrance stairs to the Church was hung a large white chrysanthe- through the lonkout holes. London, Jan. 11.

mum flower bell, After an hour's fighting the Italian

and

were survivors surrendered taken to Denale. The Ethiopians hope utilise the tanks and expert to mechanics have been sent to the north from Dessle to inspect them and train soldiers in their use.

It is believed to be inevitable that Japan will withdraw from the Naval Conference, but the delegates of the other Powers are trying their best to persunde her to continue the die cussions, though there is little likeli hood of their agreeing to the Japan esc demand for a common limit,

upper

Observers paint out that Japan should take into comidoration that her withdrawn!

co- means closer operation between Britain and the United States in the Pacific and might mean the cancellation of the forlication agreemont, which re strains Britain and the United States from fortifying any of their possca- and that the sions in the Pacifle;

of discontinuance

the agreement would permit Britain to fortify Hong, kong and America to build a naval base in the Philippines.-Router's Bul letin Service,

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Procedure Modified

London, Jan, 11.

It seems likely the meeting of the first committee of Naval Conference which was fixed for Monday evening may be postponed until a mere con- venient hour on Tuesday morning. At the desire of the Japanesar delego tion, the procedure of the conference is being modifled to permit of the resumption of discussion of the Japanese proposal for "Common up-

lintit

delegations, it is understood, Other have experienced difficulty which has not so far been temoved by the elucidations offered by the Japanese delegates in reconciling this

concept of equality of posal with security which has been the leading principal in all disarmament discus slons of recent years. British fire- loan.

"stponed Until To-morrow

pro-

London, Jan... The Naval Conference has been postponed until Tuesday on the re- quest of the Japanese delegation who are attempting to decide whether to continue to insist on their equality demand before taking up other sub- jects.-United Press,

of

This hail has brought the total Ethiopian Lank strength to 24, of which 23 are in sound condition, and form the nucleus of the tank section the Emperor intends to form to help the morale of his troops.-Reuter.

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Prisoners' Accounts

Dessie, Jan. 12. Eye-witness accounts of the recent fierce fighting in the Embaralasie region on the Shire were given by two Italian N.C.O.'s and two privates who were captured in the battle,

The prisoners stated that their tank was overturned and the Ethio- They plans surrounded the tank. apparently thought that the occup ants were dead and began unserowing the back-plates, prising them off as if openingin sardine tin.

The captives had been warned on no account to-surrender as they would be mutilated. They were therefore surprised when they were nasured that they were in no danger and were led to an officer who treated them very courteously.

Ethiopian accounts state that the fighting tasted from dawn till dunk. They surrounded an Italian force con- sisting of 1.000 Eritrean under Italian officers supported by nine Lanics.

At dawn the Ethiopians started firing on two supply lorries from an nimbitsh and one officer and 14 men were killed.

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Shortly after 3 p.m., the bride, ar rived with her attendants. Sho en- tered the Church on the arm of her father, who gave her away in mar ringe. her wedding gown which closely fitted her Agure to the knees and graduated at the back into a train. A head- dress of orange blossom was used to catch the billowy tulle voll to the head, and a shent of arum lilies, from the Clover Flower Shop, was carried. The bride's gown was made by "Paul Rennet."

Rich cream velvet fashioned

Matron of Miss May Ung, s Honour, wore a lavender tintes whilst French Albene crepe gown, the blisses Li Bau-man and Li Wan- aan, sisters of the bridegroom and students at the Hongkong University, wore pink and blue French Albene carried crepe gown. All three sheaves of shaded gladioli.

Two little flower girls wero dressed In lemon and apple green French crepe and carried Victorian posles, The page boy was dressed in a black and white satin kuit,

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The duties of best man were under- taken by Mr. T. 0. Ts'o, son of the Hon. Mr. S. W. Ta'o.

A reception followed the ceremony at the Hongkong Hotel, where friends; and relatives of the couple gathered to Loust their future happiness.

Among the many prominent guests present were Sir Robert Ho Tung, Sir Shouson Chow, Professor and Mrs. Garrani, Dr. Kirk, Mr. R. i. Köte wall, C.M., LI.D., Hon. Mr. W. S. TR'o, O.DE, LL.D., Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, Mr. Li Yau- tsun, C.E, and Mr. Tang Shu-kin,

M.D.E

Mr. Kotewall Kave JLTI amusing Two engineers escaped into the bush speech in Chinese when toasting the He said health of the happy couple. but were captured later.

Tanks and infantry then charged he had great pleasure in giving this toast-as-ha-had-known both Dr. Li the place whence the ahots came,"

And the but were met with a murderous fire. Shu-fan, "the guardian,"

Four The Ethiopians claim that half the years ago, he recalled, he proposed

bridegroom for many years. infantry fell, and the driver of once health of the bride and Bride, of the tanka was killed by, through the loophole, another tank groom at the wedding of Dr. Li Shu stuck in the mud and others caught fan's daughter.

fire.--Renter.

à bullet

"To-day," he said, "Dr. Li Shu- fan is a grandfather." An hour ago, New Peace Plan

someone said to Dr. Li that as he was a grandfather, he could no lenger Paris, Jan. 11. Madame Tabouts, foreign editor of consider himself young. But I say that he is still young, physically and L'Oeuvre alates that negotiations are mentally and has had wonderful good proceeding with a view to posible fuck pancemaking.

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Mr. Kolewnil eulogised the bride States that Belgium will pro- pose on January 20,then the League and bridegroom. Some lady patients Council convenes, the appointment of of the bridegroom, he said, declared Committee of Thirteen to effectuate that he was sympathetic, careful and

Klungchow a new pence plan, presumably based gentle. He, Mr. Kotewall, had just on Franco-Italian-British development that morning told the bridegroom the of Ethiopia with Emperor Selassie secret of a happily married Life. retaining

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peror invite the British their good wishes and handsome pre- Tokyo, Jan. 12. and French Governments to examine sents.

roving Ethiopia's social, After tea, the newly-wed couple opened the dance, and later left, for after midnight between senior officials

It is predicted that Britain and their honeymoon, which is being spent The super-paper for all Air Mall corres of the Foreign Omce, the Naval France will offer funds for the in Manila pondence.

Ministry semi-officially stated this development of the country and also morning that it had drafted aid in disarming various chieftains, port which would be placed before Available in pads containing one hundred the Cabinet which meets to-morrow will meet the powers half-way at the Portsmouth and will be relieved in Meanwhile, Italians state that Italy Mediterranean Fleet, has returned to sheets letter-size at one dollar, or cut afternoon to decide the larue recomcoming Genova session of the League the eastern Mediterranean by the to any size for invoices or forms of any mending that Japan should not with ur they really, seek to rectify the battlo-ciulser Renown. The Renown

draw from the Naval Conference in Versailles injustices." However, if no has been stationed at Gibraltar. description.

London forthwith Rip is at all

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II Dyce's Threat

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Mussolini answered M. Laval's re- Meanwhile, the French Flest is quest for a peace terms ultimatum to the effect that unless Britain dl- hantlly: longing, atores and munitions preparatový, to major manoeuvros continued concentration of her Fleet which are to take place around Cor-in the Mediterranean within 24 hours ho would attack the 17 British ships mica and in the South Atlantic off

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