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4.18 p.m. Big Ren. Recital by Montague
Brearley Australian Violinist).
4.39 p.m. Talace of Varieties.
3.35 p.m. 4.0 PT.
130 pun. The News and Announcernenta. Greenwich Time Simal at 5.45 p.. 'Empire Exchange. Recital of Scots Songs. 0.45 p.m. Big Den. Fred Hartley and is
flextot, with Brian Lawrance" (Austra lien Darlino)
7.15 pm. The DBC Welsh Orchestra.
A pm. Bailing the Red Sen: The Adven-
fures of a Thirty-two-foot Ketch.
1.15 p.m. Baker's Dozen.
pun. Dance Tuner of 1030.
pm. focital by Dr. Ernest Bullock, an
Die New Organ in Westminster Abbey.
1.20 p.m. The News and Announcements,
drenwich Time Signal at 9.43 pan.
THE HONGKONG
BEAUTY SPOTS MAY BE CLOSED
By STANLEY BARON
TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1937.
Access to some of the most beautiful scenery in the Thames Valley may be so seriously interfered with as to be practically non-existent if the nine ferries, now under threat of closure by the Thames Conservancy Board, arc allowed to disappear.
of horse-
With the minution drawn barge traffic, however, the
ferries, being placed where the tow NINE THAMES path changes from side to side of the river, have acquired new usefulness
as a means of making a continuous riverside walk from Maldenhead to Henley and beyond.
Although theoretically this is no concern of the Conservators, the con. Requences of closure are such as to cause alarm.
THREAT TO PATHS
feared, for example, It is
right where no
of way established on the towpath closure would automatically
that can be its en- follow
|
FERRIES MAY
HAVE TO GO
Old Father Thames may have to say farewell to the ferries that for years have operated an his upper reaches.
The Lock Staff Committee reported to the Conservancy Board recently that they were impressed by the de- creasing use of the vessels,
Ferries which were first established ns incident to navigation, it is pointed
ON TO NANKING! TOKYO PRESS DEMANDS
"IRONSIDES” GENERAL TURNS TO FIGHT
(Continued from Page 1.)
of 5,000 Japanese troops reached the take port city in seven iransports late against yesterday afternoon.-Central News.
Heavy Fighting In
(Continued from Page. 1.)
to encourage the Powers to defnliu economie action Japan, issued this offernoon 12- page document summarising Japan's economie dependence on the outside world. The Chinese argue that a boycott of imports and exports, the blockage or böycott of shipping, and the refusal of foreign tours are
all effective weapons nt disposal the Powers while against Japan-letter.
IMPRESSIVE alignmenT
Brussels, Nov. 16,
of
- The official text of the dectoration | adopted at this afternoon's session' of the Brussels conference states that; the representatives of South Africa, America, Australls, Belgium, Bolivia, Canada, China, France, the Kingdom, India, Mexico, the Nethe lands, New Zealand, Portugal and the Soviet, observe with regret that the Japanese Government still contends the conflict between Japan and Cuina lles outside of the scope of the Nine-Power Treaty, and again declines to enter into an exchange of views for the
purpose of endeavouring to achieve a peaceful settlement of the
conflict.
It is clear that the Japanese con- cept of
the issues and interests! involved in the conflict is utterly
ferent fro ifferent from the
of the other nations of must of the world. The Japanese Govern
governments
North Shansi
Shanghai, Nov. 10. Heavy fighting is going on in North Shansi where Japanese troops are pushing southward along the Tal-
yuanfu-Lingfeng highway.
According to Chinese reports, Chinese forces at present are holding the line at Changnancheng and Kichslu, south-east of Pingyao- Reuter,
Hopei Refugees Going
To Chinghai
Slan, Nov. 16.
A group of 250 refugees from the war zones In Hopel province who flocked to Slan during the past few weeks have organised a special party to go to Chinghal province in the interior to do ploneering work. They are scheduled to leave here shortly along the Slan-Chinghai Highway. Central News,
the closure of the ferries. The path out, were now mainly used by people ment insists that as the conflict is has been no serious fighting on the
Is not owned by the Conservators, bul { wishing to cross the river for other is leased by them from the proprie purposes.
Peiping-Hankow Main Front Quiet Hsinisiang, Honan, Nov. 10. With the bulk of the Japanese forces shifted to the east of Tamingfy, there between Japan and China, It can- main front along the Peiping-Hankow
those
Rallway zone, two
countries Against this the representatives of right flanks are reported to be very Chinese mobile units on the left and the above-mentioned States consider The Thames Conservancy Board
this conflict of concern to all countries active at Hanlan and Tzehsien where party to the Nine-Power Treaty of they have inflicted heavy casualties controls nine ferrics, all in the upper 1922 and the Pact of Paris, 1928, and on the Japanese units-Central News. reaches. They are:
moreover that it is the concern of Marshal Chiang Kai-Shek
10.10 p.m. Flor. "Tess of the 'tirber-torn of the riverside property over The question was referred to com-
villon-A-Thire Woman, Part 1.
1. p.m. Irish Concert.
11.30 p.m. Al the Black Dog'
12 am. The News and Announcements.
Greenwich Time Signal at 12.15 am:
"Keyboard Munte through the 12.20 .m
Agen-7: Rchubert 11797-12)--chu- mann (1810-1045). Frank Lanitte Planto. furte). 124 a.m. "World Affairs.“, "Tile 120 n.m. Series). 1.35 sm. The Westminster Plnycts 2. Big Ben. The News and An-
nouncements.
ix England'
(second
Greenwich Time Signal at 2.15 nr. 1.23 8.m. Reginald Fourt, at the BNC
Theatre Organ,
3. World Affairs,"
3.10 nm. The Rocky Mountainern in
1Õla Zeke's Birthday Party."
3.43 m. "The Microphone at Large':
tock nitim
4.15 a.m. The BBC Orchestra (Section E).
1.43 .. Interval.
5 6.m. The News and Announcementa,
Greenwich Time Signal at 5:15 am. 5.20 am. At 1 Ser 11.
5.35 .7. Ballad Concett.
05.m. Fire!"
52... Dance Music,
019 6.m. "World
Affairs.
MANILA SHARES
The following business done quotu- tions were received after the close of the morning session by Swan, Cul- bertson & Fritz from their Manila office:
Antarnok Alox
Haguos Gold Benguet Cormalitated
Business Done Prices in PELOS
41 Unqualed
Сосо Grove
Consolidated Mines
Demonstration
.58 Unquoter .30
38
Paracalo Gumbua
San Mauriciu
Sufpe
United Paracatu
97
Unqualed Unquoled
The tone of the market:-Qulet.
"STORM FURY
which it runs, and enclosure, there-mittee. fore, would exclude the public from the bank,
Even where rights of way exist, or where the public is normally per mitted access by the landowner, the many absence of ferries would in euses render the privilege useless.
The White Thus, without
Lauty Ferry at Cookham, which is used by thousands of ramblers every summer to reach the famous Cllvedon Woods A long detour from
Maidenhead, a
would be necessary either by way of Taplow or the Cookham tell-bridge. cipal means of communication with
This ferry incidentally is the prin
Maldenhead for the many employees on Lord Astor's Taplow cstate.
FERRY JUSTIFIED
a
on the Al Aston Ferry, reached south side by a singularly beautiful lane and communicating on the north with the glorious Hambledon Valley, the record books which were shown me yesterday reveal an average of 200 passengers
week through August.
The charge, us on all Thames Con- penny per servancy ferrles, is a Journey and the ferryman's wage is 35s, a week, plus the tenure of a col- tage. This, therefore, in a case where the receipts do not justify the terry, but the frame does.
The
proposed
closures will be con sidered to-day at a council meeting of the Commons, Open Spaces and Footpaths Preservation Society, and it closure is peralated in it may be necessary lo investigate the his Lory of one ferry individually fa order to ascertain its status.
Oxfordshire: Keen Edge ferry, Gatehampton, Lashbrook, and Ash tun-un-Hambledon.
Berkshire: Chatmore Hole, Rec- buck, Cookham Upper and Cookham Lower (or My Lady ferry).
Bucks: Spade Ouk.
corns
only.
all countries and members of the family of nations.
a
It can-
CLEAR UNDERTAKING
The declaration continues! not be dened that in the Nine-Power Treaty
have the parties thereto affirmed that I will
their be An official of the Board said atter desire
adopt to the meeting: "The merits of each of palley
specilled the ferries will be considered separ- ditions in the Far East, and
10 designed stabilise con- Chat certuln ately before any decisions are reach they are agreed to apply ed."
specified principles in their relations with China, and in China with one another, and that in the Pact of Paris the parties agreed "that any settlement or solution of disputes or conflets of whatever nature and origin they may be, shall never be sought except by pacife means."
BANK SHROFF IMPRISONED
(Continued from Pape 1.)
@gures from $250 to $5,400 and with this Tam, who knew all the usual channels of passing the draft, had passed and cashed. The sum of $3,150 was recovered by the bank,
Tam stated that he was on bad term with the chief cashier of the bank and to get even with him he bought some forged notes and passed them on to him, thus hoping to get him into trouble. He said that he had no intention of defrauding the bank. He further stated that he was Instigated by Lai Ming and Ng Tua, who were the chief members of a swindle gang.
The second defendant stated that
The legal position, an offefal of the he had nothing to do with the society explained yesterday. is that conspiracy. And as to the buying of private ferries ar ferries reserved for the forged notes he had advised Tam LASHESpecially defined purposes may be not to buy them as it was not a legal
closed, but that pubite ferries must business. give service on demand, irrespective of ownership.
WRECKED MARINERS. Nova Scotia Coast Epic
London, Nov. 15.
A severe storm struck the count of Nova Scolio. One schooner was wrecked and the crew had to spend the night on the rigging. Heavy rain, mingled added to the discomfort marooned men.-Router.
with mow,
of the
SHO-WOW OF SHOWSI
Wake Up
and Live
WINCHELL BEN BERNIE ALICE FAYE
PATSY KELLY NEU SPARE
HALEY
ADDED
STAGE ATTRACTION
The CIRCLE OF DEATH America's Greatest
Bensation
COMING SOON AT THE
QUEEN'S
The first defendant was sentenced Lo four months' hard labour on the first count and four months* hard labour on the second, the terms to concurrently. On the con-
on ROYAL COMMAND spiracy charge he was sentenced to
PERFORMANCE
The King's first Royal Variety Performance at the London Paladium on November 15 will be the first in recent years to have no American net in the programme. It will be nearly all-British.
Only two items will make up the 3 per cent. of foreign intrusion: Wences, the Continental ventrilo- quist, and the incidental music of the Hungarian Boys' Bund.
Here are the stars
two months' imprisonment, the term to run consecutively with the first. Second defendant was sentenced to four months' imprisonment.
Women Trained As Referees
It cannol be denied that the present hostiles between Japan and China adversely affect not only
Still In Nanking
Nanking, Nov, 10. Officials have denied that Genera- 1ssimo Chiang Kai-shek has left the capital for Loyang.
They state that he is still in Nan- king-United Press.
CONVICTS
THANK
JUDGE
When two convicts were each the rights of all nations, but also the sentenced to one day's imprison- material Interests of nearly all ment at the Old Bailey recently nations. These hostilities have
to the
brought to some nationals of third they bowed and smiled countries death, to many nationals of Common Serjeant (Mr. Cecil the third countries great peril, to Whiteley, K.C.), and one of them International communications disrup said to him: "Thank you, my tion, to the property of nailonals of
lord, for giving us a wonderful the
third
widespread countries destruction.
to International trade chance." disturbance and lows, to the peoples Later he added: "One gels be- of all nations a sense of horror and wildered by yours and years in indignation, to all the world feelings prison." of uncertainty and apprehension
TERMS OF WORLD PEACE.
The men were Jack Watson (49) and James Barney (52), charged with breaking and entering a shop in Kew Road, Richmead, and stealing jewellery worth £70.
The representatives of the above- hostilities and the situation they have was taking into account the fact that mentioned States also regord the
The Common Serjeant said that he brought about as matters inevitably the men had been-in-custody and the concern to the countries they would have to return to Dartmoor to represent, and more, of the
whole world. To them the problem appears not in terms simply of relations between two countries in the Far Enst, but in terms of Jaw and orderly processes, world security and world pence,
wo
The
Japanese Government "has | firmed that employing armed force against China it was anxious to "make China renounce her present policy." Representatives of the States are moved to point out that there exists no warrant in law for the use of armed force by any country for the purpose of Intervening in the internal regime of another country, and general recognition of such a right would be permanent cause for con-|
New York. lions as referees In a new course
Women are being trained for post-dict.
offered at Hunter College this fall. The students will learn how to
WI Fyffe, the Scets character handle women's sports and children's comedian, who In the Queen's games. favourite music-hall performer.
Ralph Reader's "Gung Show" selections), the boy scouts' revue.
George Formby, the Lancashire comedian,
Max Miller, the comedian. The Crazy Gang-Nervo and Knox, Flaungan and Allen, Naughton and Gold-in the Plecadilly flower girl Keene.
Gracie Fieldı.
The number of dysentery cases in Hongkong and Kowloon for the week-ending November 13 was 20, with ten deaths. During the past 24 hours five cases have been notined. There have also been three cases of diphtheria, two of enteric fever and one each of measles and meningitis.
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN
BRIEF
Falling from a bunk in the Hing¦ Suffering from a compound frac Kee matshed yesterday, a coolie, Ng ture of the right leg, sustained while Ming, 45, received such injuries that working in the Green Island Cement he died in the evening at Queen Company, plant yesterday, Kung Mary Hospital.
Yung, 57, conlle, was admitted to the Kowloon Hospital.
•
Mr. A. C. Reyes, 2 Salisbury Avenue, summonest before Mr. C. B. An unknown Chinese woman, aged Burgess at the Kowloon Maglairacy about 35, was found lying in a public this morning for allowing his deg latring in Ningpo Street, Kowloon, in Mody Road without being muzzled yesterday with a knife wound in her or on a lead on November 1, was fined | ihront. The woman was taken to $10.
the Kwong Wah Hospital for treat- ment.
Kwong Kwok, tallor, charged be- fore Mr. K. Keen at the Kowloon While leaning from window at Magistracy this morning with larceny No. 24 Victoria Avenue, Kowloon, by baille of $100, was remanded for yesterday, Mak Siu-so, a three-year- 43 hours on the application of Sub-old girl, overbalanced and fell out. Insp, Hynes, who sold there was a She was taken to the Kowloon Hos- possibility of further charges being pitat where it was found she had preferred,
suffered a fractured skull. She dled about 5.30 p.m.
NO CHANCE OF PERMANENCE
it should be left to Japan and China The Japanese Government contends
complete their last sentences,
Watson from the dock said:
"I know 11 is my own fault, but offences if anyone has paid for
I got seven against society I have. years for ordinary shopbreaking, and afterwards was determined to go straight.
"I got work, then my employer discovered that I was an ex-con- vict, und was dismissed.
"In 1925 I was given a wonderful chance and put on probation. For seven months I kept out of trouble, and I was out of work when I offended again,"
DILWARA DUE SATURDAY
The transport Dilwara
on November 20,
left
H.M.S. Tarantula is due in to-day from Canton.
CRIMINAL
SESSIONS START MONDAY
to find a settlement by and between Singapore yesterday and is due here themselves alone, but that a just and Jasting settlement could be achieved by such a method cannot be believed. Japanese armed forces are al present in enormous numbers on China soll and have occupied large and important areas therein. Japanese authorities have declared in The substance that it is Japan's objective to destroy the will and ability of Criminal Sessions will commence at China to resist the will and demands the Supreme Court on Monday next of Japan. The Japanese Government when the Chief Justice, Sir affirms that is China whose actions MacGregor, and Mr. Justice R. E. and attitude are a contravention of Lindsell will be on the Bench, the Nine-Power Treaty, yet where China is engaged in a full and frank discussion of the matter with other partles to that treaty Japan refuses to discuss it with them.
SHIPS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
Atholl
Maiu,
The Chinese authorities have re
The following ships are expected peatedly declared that they will not, to be in wireless communication with in fact cannot, negotiate with Japan Hongkong radio station.-Zuiderkerk, alone for a settlement by agreement. Chalsang, Shantung, Nanking, Tai- in those circumstances there is no ping, Atsula Maru, Hakusun ground for any belief that if left to President Harrison, Empress Or themselves Japan and China would Japan, Silala, Shinicyo Maru, Conle arrive appreciably
to any Blancamano; and Behar. solution which would give promise of peace between the two coun- trice,
security for the
rights with this procedure. Representatives and intercals of other countries, and of the above-mentioned States find it political economic slability in the For East.
near
UNHAPPY ALTERNATIVE
dificult to understand Japan's per- sistent refusal to discuss such a method. Though hoping Japan will not adhere to her refusal, the above- On the contrary there is every mentioned States must consider what reason to believe that if the matter is to be their common attitude in n Naval A nolice Issued by the
is left entirely to Japan and China, altuation where one party to an Authorities states that gunnery prae-
A little boy, Shek Yu-kan, 0, was armed confilci, with attendant international treaty maintains against tice will be carried out by the U.5.5. fatally injured when he was knock-destruction to ilfe and property, the views of all the other parties that Mindanao on Thursday, November ed down by motor lorry, No. 3062,
uncertainty. instability, the action which it has taken does 18, in the open area between Sout driven by Kwok Yeo-hing, in suffering, enmily, haired and the not come within the scope of that, Chan Island and Chu Lu Kok Island Queen's Road West, near Western disturbance of the whole world would treaty, and sets aalde provisions of in Lat. 22 degrees 20 mins. North, Street, yesterday. He suffered in continue indefinitely.
the treaty which the other parties and Long. 113 degrees 53 mins. 40 juries to the head, and died on the
The Chinese delegation to Brussels hold to be operative In the circum- seco. East.
way to the Queen Mary Hospital,
has intimated la readiness, to fall in
stances-Reuter.
disorder.
POST
OFFICE.
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