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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937.

WREATH LAYING CEREMONY

The Chieftain of St. Andrew's Society, Sir Atholl MacGregor, and the Vice-Chieftain, Mr. W. Kay, taying a wreath at the Cenotaph in honour of their Patron Balat to-day at 11 am. ·They, are, followed by members of the Society.

R.A.F. Testing

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Capabilities

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For Britain

London, Nov. 20.

A fight of three R.A.F. aeroplanes of the Vickers-Wellesley type is to be equipped for the investigation and the technique of development of long-range flying in relation both to: operational purposes and the design aeroplanes, announces the Air

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When this girl repórter went out to get news, abe got ! She exposed all the rackets in town. WHEN THEY ASK FOR IT! SHE LET 'EM HAVE IT!

SHE BLASTED A TOWN WIDE OPEN To prove her right to tako love on her own torms!

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BOMBARDMENT KILLS 12

Madrid, Nov. 25.

li is known that twelve are dead

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It is explained that as the normal and 18 wounded a result of evolution In alrcraft design has air raid on Gundelajara, when ten effected n considerable increase in | planes dropped more than 128 bombs range and load carrying, and it has in half an hour.-United Press. been deelded to continue the develop- ment work by making use of existing types of acroplane.

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EUROPEAN MISSING

Investigate Conditions In Trinidad

Governor Requested To Return Home

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London, Nov. 25. Questioned in the House of Lords by the Duke of Montrose regarding the present position in Trinidad, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary the Colonies said a Royal Cominic- alon was in the process of waiting its report and the Governor had been asked to come home to conter with the Secretary of State on recent hap- penings.

It was quite impossible, und would be most improper to say anything that might prejudice discussion on the report.

Although tension had existed in the Island the Marquess of Dulferi

Ava expressed the view that st the moment the situation was calm. nature

make trial trips on the Englund- A description of Samuel Frederick Australia route next spring, and it Hugh Butcher, 40-year-old European. Precautions of a temporary may mean that Britain wil regain has been circulated by the police, to had been taken to enable both em- the world long distance flight record whom he has been reported as miss-ployers and employees to adjust their at present held by the Soviet. Teing since November 10 from No. 1,

in relationships unit will be commanded by Wing-Queen's Road East.

[ constitutional With that object H.M.S. Commander O. H. Gayford, who, In

¡manner. Butcher was dressed in a gray flan York called at the island and although C. company with Flight-Licut,

E. nel coat, khaki shorts, stockings and she had now left, company of Nichiolettes

world established

troops hud arrived from Bermuda record in February 1933 by flying from Cranwell to South Africa.— į

und had been posted in the ollfield area. The duration of their stay Reuter.

clearly depended upon circumstances. The Kowloon Golf Club course

Sir Mark Young had taken over been reserved for shooting on Sun-for the moment the administration of day next, November 28 up to 1 pan.

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FLYING TO SYDNEY-

London, Nov. 20. One of the trial flights will be arranged to coincide with the 150th anniversary celebrations of Sydney,

The aeroplanes are single-enginedi low-wing monoplanes built on the geodetric system of construction. Which are now entering the R.A.F, service. They have a range of 8,000 miles in still air, which might allow

non-stop light to Singapore or, with a hit this side of Singapore, a non-stop fight onwards to Sydney. Each plane will take two pilots, cap-! able of sharing the duties of naviga- tion und piloting for about 53 hours -without-n-break-Renter.----

OFFERING BRITAIN BUSINESS

Spanish Insurgen't Agent Speaks Of Opportunity

London, Nov. 25.

Desire for an increase In trade

Britoin between

and Nationalist Spain was expressed by the Duke of Alba, the newly appointed London agent of General Franco, when in- terviewed to-day.

He emphasised that complete order reigns in Nationalist Spain. The life of the people would continue und!s- turbed, therefore they needed an out- let for their produce.

Two-thirds of the country was now under Nationalist rule and in- cluded most of the important mining districts and the main industrial

areas.

Britain, he said, has a direct-in- terest in Spanish mineral wealth, while Spain needs things like con! and textiles-Reuter.

THIEF CAUGHT RED-HANDED

Leung Hung, 55, came before Mr. R. Edwards at the Central Magistracy this morning charged with larceny from the person of Yuen Chuen, 26, merchant, of a wallet containing si and $11 in Chinese currency.

It was stated that the complainant was looking at a showcase outside the Wint On Co., when the defendant walked up and stood next to him and extracted the wallet. It so happen- ed that a Chinese deteclive Wils following the defendant and witness- ed the theft. The complainant was not aware of the theft.

The defendant, it turned out, was a banishee.

For the theft he was rentenced to three months' imprisonment, and for returning to the Colony before the expiration of his term was sentenced to nine months' Imprisonment, the sentences to run concurrently,

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the island and there were no signs of further disturbances. The Marquess concluded that he hoped a report would be available some time in the New Year.-British Wireless.

RAILWAY OPERATES

AT NORMAL

Yesterday's Bombs

,

Cause Only

Brief Sunpension

It has now been ascertained that the trome between Kowloon and Can- ton, along the Kowloon-Canton Roll- way, is normal and trains will be leaving to-day en schedule.

Despite the Chinese reports yester- day that the Wangilik rallway bridge was totally destroyed by slx bombs, the traffic continued normally after a brief interruption and the that the railway authorities said damage was only slight.

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Japanese bombers, it was reported yesterday, carried out two raids on the Canton-Kowloon Railway, their objectives being the bridges Sheklung. Shekka, Wanglik and Tutong. Three were missed, but the Wanglik bridge was struck.

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