1938-03-03 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1938.

GOVERNOR'S DAHLIAS CALIFORNIANS FACE

WIN CHALLENGE CUP.

(Continued from Page 1.)

Ferns-1, Mry, Ho Kern-ton. Asparagus Plumasts or Sprengert-1. Lady Ho Tung; 2. Mrs, 1., Dunbar,

Mignonette. Lady Bo Tung; 2. Mrs. Ila Ken-tong

French Blarigolds-1, Mr. Eu Tong•sen; · 2 Mrs, to Kom-long.

Larkspur-1, Mirx, Li Shu-fan: 2, Ladies Necreation Club,

C.

Nasturtium (Dwarf varlction)~), U.S.R.

Double Nasturtium.-1, Lady Ho Tunя. Pansics and/or Vinia-1, Lailles Heeren- tian Club; 2, Mex. E. J. I. Mitchell.

Violeta-1, Hongkong Jockey Club; 2, Mrs. W. T. Stanton.

Block-hire, L. Dunbar; 2, Mr. Eu

TOUR-нen,

Primula (Malacorides)—1, Mrs. J. Dur- ren.

* Primula (Sinensis or Obronica),~1, Mrs, L. Dunbar.

Annunin, Perennials and/or any plants, exclucting pabra, Mrs. A. Raymond; Mrs. J. T. "Biogram.

Plants In Pots From Peak

Marguerite..........t,

N. L. Smith,

•

Mr. P. C. Hall; 2. Mrs.

Nasturtin, Mr. F. C. Hall; 2, Mro. A. W. Hughes.

Annual-1. Mrs. J. Scott Harsion; 2, Mr.E, Cock,

Annunla not included above-i. Mrs. J. Scoil Barston,

Arums--1. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield 2, Mrs.

N. L. Smith,

Antirrhinum-1, Mrs. J. Scott Harston;

2. Mr. 1, C. Hall.

Begonia-1, Dr. J. 11. Montgomery: 2. Mr. F. C. Hail.

Geraniums-1, tr. E. Cock; 2, Mrs. A.

W. Hughes,

Mignonette-1, Mrs, J. K. powsteld.

Naturiiunt. Mr. W. J. 8. Key: Mr. W. J. Anderson.

Pansion-1. Dr. J. II. Montgomery; 2. Mr. P. C. Hall,

Violets, Str. W. J. Andersok: 2. Mrs.] J. I. Bousfeld.

General Exhibits

Cut Bones, my colour. Mrs. J.

Bastrais 2. Mr. E. M. Simpleton,

T.

Cul Flowers-1, Mrs. J, T, Begram, 1 Vate of Cut Flowers to be judged for decorative effect),−1, Mlin M. J. Loureiro; 2 Mr. B. T. Williamson.

FLOOD DISASTER

(Continued from Page 1.)

inundated. The Sania Fe railway has stopped trum east and south of Los Angeles and the Southern Pacifle railway has also halted trafic east, and north of the city. A dozen near by reservoirs are filling rapidly, and threatening residents.

CINEMA WORLD ISOLATED The movie colony) is isolated and communications dinfupted. It is ro- ported that several tim players are marooned, including Madeline Car- roll.

NEW AIR FORCE WORKS FOR: HONGKONG

(Continued from Page 1.)

ERADIO HANAN BROADCAST SHOES

and Gren" in Studio Item CHILDREN'S

joenl authorities will underinke under the guidance of the Govern- "Green ment. A training school for air raid precautions officers is being opened. A large proportion of gas respirators to supply the whole of the civilian population, is already available, and ilie balance will be available by the end of the year.

Elaborate precautions to cope with the consequences of air raids have been launched, especially with regard to the outbreak of fire. The schemes Director George Marshall failed to aiready ensure the eficiency and arrive at the studio after he had re-operation of various transport ser- 1 basket of Cut Flowers for childreported that he was going there by vices in the maintenance and diatrl- *ged 18 years and under, set up by exhibitor without ad—1, Miss E, Sanger: cur from his home júst prior to the bullon of food supplies and oil

Master A. Roberson.

disruption of communications.

supplies.

Table Decoration for Dinner Luncheon, Mr. A. H. Complag: Mr. S. T. Williamson; 3. Minh M. Loureiro; M178, E'. 13. Brasyn,

Dleplay of Cut Flowers-1, Atra, 3. Bagram.

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T.

Group of Bulbs-1, Mrs. J. T. Dagram. Group of Cacti and Succulenta, Mrs. J., Hagrain.

Dvart Pinnt-1, Mr. Eu Ton-sen. Annuals, Mrs. E. M. Stapleton. Flowerbig Plants-1, Major G. Churcher: 2, Mrn, J. Scott Harston.

Challenge Cups.

MI.

Plants in Pots, Open.-I. E. Sir Geoffry Northcole.

Plant In Pols, FealtMm. A. w. Hughen.

Vegetables, etc. Open-Lady to Tune. Vegetables, pens. W, T. Stanton.

Peak.-F. L. Hall. Cu Fowers, Cut Flowers, Peak Mrs. N. L. Smith. Lady Northcote Challenge Ba'vi awarded

At Beverly Hills, the lowland foods have marooned hundreds in the residential canyons, while hundreds

their of motorists abandoned tomobiles.

It 19

au-

On the Santo xe that two cars sank provided for

Monica Canyon road,

จต

INCREASING expenditURE Regarding the cost, the esilmates for the current financial year have expenditure of £284,000,000. For the ensuing year At San Pedro, the U.S. Const provision has been made for £352,- Guard cutter left for Malibou to de-000,000. The present indications are that the programmes in hand are termine whether it was advisable to

likely to involve a defence expendi- remove the residents by lighters.ture in 1930 in excess of the provi-

sion in the 1930 estimates. United Press.

Future expenditure will particular- ly depend upon the degree of success which allends the Government's efforts to achieve some appeasement

One

EARLY MESSAGES

in international affairs. Doallar—i, Me, N. L. Smith; 2. Mrs. A.

W. Hughes.

ilcpatrope, Peak Call: 2. Mr. & Petunia.-, Mr. F.

Cock

Verbena, Mr. W. J. 8. Key; 2, Mrs.

J. Scott Hart, J. Scott Harston;2. Mr.

Linarin-1,

W. J, S. Key,

Cineraria,-1, Mrs. A. W. Hughes; 2. Step.

S. T. Williamson,

Delphinium, Men, N. L. Sinith.

White or Cream Freesia.-1. Dr. J. H.

Montgomery: 2, Mrs. J. K. Boulek.

to the exhibitor who has done the most to promote or improve hartie

thie

exhibit-Me.

Colony with Bagrain,

Banksian Award.-Lady Ho Tung.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

T

Freesid Mrs. J. K. Bousfield; 2. Dr. YESTERDAY'S CABLED

J. H. Montgomery.

Phlox Drummondli,-1, Mr. F. C. Hall;

Mrs. J. Scott Harston,

Hoses,—1, Mr. F. C. Hall.

Dianthus-1. Mrs. J. Scott Harslon; 2 Mrs. E. Cock."

Perpetual Carnations.-1, Mr. F. C. Hall. Carnations, Mrs, E. Cock; 2. Mr. W.

J. Anderson.

Malden Hol

Forum-1, Mrs. A. Hughes: 7. Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld.

W.

Asparagus Plumosus or -Sprengeri.-], Mrs. A. W. Hughes,

Mignonettel, Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld; 2.

Mr. F. C. Hall,

French Marigolds.-1, M. P. C. Hall. Lark), Mr. F. C. Bal

Nasturtium.-1, Mr. W. J. 9. Key,

Double Nasturtium.—1, Mr. F. C. Hall.

Panstes and/or Violant, Mrs. J. Scott

QUOTATIONS

- London, Mar, 2.

Mar. 1. Mar. 2.

War Loan, 94% (Red.

after 1852. 4100 4103 Canton-Kowlion ly, 20 Chinese 4 Gold Loan,

1800 (British Issue) Chinese 35% Gold Donds,

Harston: 3. Dr. J. H. Monikomery and Mr. | Chinese 15% W. J. Anderson,

Violeta1. Mrs. J. K. Dourfield); 2, Mr. | Chinese Imperial My 5%

D. Drummond,

Stock-1, Mrs, E. Cock; Mrs. R. Sanger. Primula Malicoides)-1, Peak Club;

Mrs. 9. T. WillMITSKOT,

Annilai-1, Mrs. E. Cock; 2, Mrs, 5, T. Williamson,

Vegetables, etc.

Open to all, except Penk Gardens and Chinese Market Gardeners,

Collection of Vegetables of 6 varletles-1, Lady Hu Tung; Commended, Majar G. BI, Churcher,

Cabbage1, Mr. P. C, Potta; 2 Mrs. L.

Durbor.

Savay Cabbages.-1. Mr. P. C. Fotia. Cauliflowers ar Broccoli-1, Mrs. E. M. Stapleton.

Lettuces (Cabbage varieties),-1, Mr. P. C. Polis; 3. Mrs. W. T. Stanton,

Lettuces (Cos varieties)-1) Lady Ho Tung: 2. Bìm, W. T. Sian có

Enctive-1. Lady Ha Tuni

Brussels Sprouts,...), Lady Ilo Tung. Khel Robl, Mr. E. M. Stapleton. Turnips,-1, Lady lo Tunn.

Carrots-1, Mr. E. J. f. Mitchell; Lady lò Tung.

Parentpa-1. Comincnded, Mr. E. J. R.

Mitchell,

Onton-f. Lady Ho Tung. Leeks-1, Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell. Potatoes.-1. Mr. E. 3. R. Mitchell. Jindishes-1. Mrs. E. J. 1. Mitchell; 2. Lady To Tung,

Beets.-1. Mrs. E. M. Stapleton; 2, Lady Hồ Tung.

Celery-1, Mro, W. T. Stantong Mr. P. C. Potts,

Tomatoes, Lady Ho Tung: Major G. M. Churcher,

Peas, Mrs, W. T. Stanton; 2, Mr. P. C. Potta.

French Beans-1. Lady Ho Tung. Vegetables, etc. From Penk

or

more

Collection of Vegetables of varletics-1. Mr. F. C. Hall; 3, Dr. 3. 1. Montgomery.

Collection of Vegetables of 0 varieties. 1. Dr. J. H. Montgomery,

Cabbages.-1, Mr. F. C. Hall; Mrs. 5. T. Williamson.

Savoy Cabbages.-1. Mrs. E. Cock; 2. Mr. W. J. Anderson.

Cauliflowers or Broccoli-1. Mrs. Scott-Harston,

J.

Lettuces (Cabbage varieties)—i, Mr. F. C. ; 2, Dr. J. I. Montgomery,

Lettuces ¡Cos varieties)-1, 3. Scott Harston; 2 Mr. W. J. S. Key.

Endive.-1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mr. W. J. S. Key,

Brussels Sprouts.-1. Mr. F. C. Hall: 2, Mr. W. J. Anderson.

Kohl Rab Dr. J. II. Montgomery: 2. Mrs. J. Scott itarston.

Tum/p-1, Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld: 2, Mrs. E. Cock.

Carrals-1. Dr. J. II. Montgoinery: 2 Mr. W. J. Anderson.

Parsnips.), Mr. F. C. Hall; 2, Mrs. J. K. Bevelleld.

Onion, Mr. F. C. Hall.

Lecks, Mrs. J. Scott Harston: 2. Mr. F. C. Ha

Polatoes-1, Mr. F. C. Hall; 2. Dr. J.

15. Montgomery,

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Med 5. T. Williamson: 2. Markman Investments

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J. H. Montgomery.

J. II. Montgomery.

Tomatoes, Dr. J. II. Manigoniery: 2. Mrs. J. X. Bousfeld,

Pens, Dr. J. H. Montgomery. 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield,

French Benna-1, Mrs. J. Sectt Harston, Vegetable Marrows). Dr. J. H. Mont- gamery: 2, Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld.

Cut Flowers,

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Open to all except Peak Gardens and Chinese Market Gardener.

Cut Flower. Mrs. J. T. Bagram; 2. Bwent Feas-, Mrs. W. T. Stanton: 2. Mrs. E. M. Stapleton,

Antirrhinum.1, Mr. E Tong-zen; 2 Mra, A. Raymond.

Stapleton.

Carnations and/or Picoteer,~), 16. E, Sir Geoffry Narthcote; 9, Men, I., Tunhar.

Cacatus Dahliaal, 11. E. Sir Geoffry Northcote,

Randfontein Estates Exploration Co.

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MANILA SHARES

Los Angeles, Mar. 2. of the severest rain storms in history was experien- ced at Los Angeles to-day, and resulted in four people being killed. Damage is estimated to be above U.S. $1,000,000.

Rainfall was 3.58 inches in 271⁄2 hours.-United Press.

WIDESPREAD HAVOC

Los Angeles, Mar. 2. Throughout the day there were up- wards of 100 landslides, and ambu- lances were kept busy checking ru- mours of additional deaths, it is feared that the Elysian Pork and the erstwhile moving mountain might slide into the river.

River has flooded, The Ventura rendering

homeless hundreds of Ventura residents, while volunteers worked to-day to sandbag the levee lo protect business property.

In Venice 200 families have been made homeless, and at Glendale

re-

men rescued à school of children who had become marooned. At Compton, the Compton Creek has inundated 100 homes. United Press.

CATHOLICS AID WAR REFUGEES

(Continued from Page 1) number of their schools for the pur- pose of housing the unfortunates who have had to flee from their homes in the war regions. The missions are not only offering shelter to these refugees but are also feeding and clothing them.

must be expected, even on

The White Paper concludes: "It the assumption that 1939, as now seems probable, will be the peak year in defence expenditure, that the total expenditure for defence over the five Bnancial years of 1937 to 1941 will exceed the £1,500,000,000 mentioned in the White Paper in February, 1937."--Reuter,

on an

UNPRECEDENTED SPENDING London, Mar. 3. The White Paper issued last night is preparing reveals that Britain

unprecedented armaments scale."

The Defence Expenditure for five fiscal years between 1037 and 1911 will expced £1,500,000,000, it is said. Britain expects to commission 00 1938 and warships between April

March 1939.

The White Paper says Britain has provided for expenditure during this year in her three defence departments mounting to £343,250,000, in nddi- tion to £8,500,000 on air raid precau- tions.-United Press.

NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE

SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ LATEST REPORTS

New York, Mar. 2. S. C. & F. Dow Jones Summary of yesterday's markets:

HOUR

Radio Progtumme Brandcast by Z.B.W. on Frequencies of 045 kc.'s, 0.32 m.co. per second. II.K..

12.0-12.20 Relay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe- drai.

12.30 Getry Moore at the Fiano. Slow Fox-Trot Medley; May Write Blues (Moore); Gerry Building (Moore),

13.42 Cluema Organ Music. Night Must Fall (fim The Tenth Man): Free (from O-Kay For Sound'); Parade Of Parades Selce- tion.

Quentin M.

MacLean (Organ); King Of Jazz-Selection, ... Regal Cinema Orchestra with Quentin M. MacLean (Organ).

1.0 Time and Weather. 1.03 Marck Weber and His Orchen-

Tales

Of Hoffmann'-Porpourri (Offenbach); Entr'acte ('Mignon' Thomas); 'Geisha' Selection (Sidney Jones); Waldteufel Wallz Potpourr! (arr. Silbermann).

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press; Weather Forecast and Announce- monte. ments.

tra,

1.49 Sea Shantics. Ria

Gavotte

Grande; Billy Boy (arr Terry); Shenandoah (arr. Terry); Ten Thou- sand Miles Away (Willan). John Goss (Barltone) and Cathedral Male Voice Quartet.

1.50 Light Variety. Orchestral Bagatelle - Overture

Grand

Symphony (Rixner) Vocal and Plano Remem- Orchestra; ber Me? (film Mr. Dodd takes the Air") Blossoms On Broadway (from .... Leslie Hutchinson; the film). Pinne-China Doll Parade (Zamec- nik); 52nd Street-Selection. Patricia Rossborough; Orchestral

Birthday Serenade

(Heykens); Serenade. (Lincke)..... Max Muhl- Beck and His Orchestra.

2.15 Close down.

8.03-11.0 Chinese Programme. 6.0 Relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the Hong- kong Hotel.

(a) Why talk about Love? (b) Public Melody No. 1, (e) Ebb-tide, (d) Yankee Doodle Band.

dance

5.15 Interval of recorded music from Z.B.W.

5.20 (a) What will I tell my heart, (b) Tain't no good, (c) Foolin' my- self, (d) Riffin' at the Ritz.

5.35 Interval of recorded music from Z.B.W.

dance

5.45 (a) Let's have another Cigar- ette, (b) Life of the Party, (c) Roses In December, (d) Avalon.

{from

0.0 Studio--Children's Hour. 7.0 Organ Music. Introduction

And Finale

Psalm-Reuske), 'Sonata On Dith

G. D. Cunningham; Variations From Fifth Symphony (Widor). Marcel Dupre playing on the Organ of Alexandra Palace, London.

7.17 Violin.

Most attention to-day was paid to the problem of the revised tax bill. Some, quarters believe that the adjustments will be disappointing, although they have provided for the. dov downward revision of capital gains Sonata In A Major (Handel). .... and

undistributed profis levies. Isolde Menges with Piano accomp. Better sales are reported of new and by Elleen Beattie; Passacaglia Albert used cars. It is indicated that many (Handel-Halversen). Senators strongly oppose any further Sammons (Violin) and Lionel Tertis gar-business-reform at the present (Viola).

The Chinese Catholic War Relief is working hand in hand with the International Red Cross Committee of Central China and thus far has received $12,000 from this committee for refugee work. Besides, the committee has also donnted 375 puddled blankets, 400 padded ments, 100 straw mattresses and 500

pillows to Hankow, Honyang and

Wuchang

0.03

Quota-

Chinese Programme--Studio

11.0 Close down.

leadings is indicated.

Electricity Concert. production has fallen further behind that of last year. Dow Jones Averages Mur 1 Close 30 Industrials

120.36 20.71

seasonal pick-up in industrini activity tions. session of Congress, Hopes of a 7.93 Closing local Stock have been discouraged by the 7.35 Studio-'Green and Gren', extremely small trading volume, The society, meanwhile, has sent

8.0 Time, Weather and Announce- $10,000 to the Bishop of Shanghal dividend omissions and poor earnings. menta to be used there and in Nanking. A contra-seasonal decline in car- Wuhu, Pengpu and Hsuchow, which cannot be reached directly from Hunkow.

Organized for the specific purpose of centralizing Catholic war relief activities, the society has been re- ceiving cush donations, as well us large quantities of medical supplies from Hongkong. Manila, Canada, India. England, the United States and Rome, the spiritual fountain- head of Catholics all over the world, -Central News.

STABBED IN、

BACK

20 Ralls 20 Utilities 40 Bonds

11 Commodity

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01.21 54.20

Volcano On Sun Caught By Camera

Stupendous cruptions

Radio Programine Broadcast by ZEK on a Frequency of 640 Kilo- cycles.

8.05 Variety.

Dance Orch. Where Are You?--- 01.08 Fox-Trot (film "Top of the Town'); 53.80 You Showed Me The Way Swing Step....Victor Silvester & His Ball- room Orchestra; Vocal-Moi J'Crache Dans L'Eau (Tranchant); Tourne Et Vire (Tranchant).Lu

Lucienne No.

Boyer; Hills

7 Cinema Organ-Dixon ....Reginald Dixon; Vocal-When That Harvest Moon Is Shining (Ste- vens); Good-Night (Wild, Bibo & Billies with Conrad);.. The Hill Novelty Accompaniment.

8.30. London Relay-At The Black

of Der".

As a result of a dispute, a 20-year- hydrogen gas from the surface

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar-

ton.

old man. Szeto Yult, of Wellington of the sun have been photo-partour. Presented by Pascoe Thorn- Street, was stabbed in the back with graphed for the first time in a pocket knife by another man, Lau Cheung, at the Hongkong Football Australia in the last few days Club ground about 9 p.m. yesterday. by a new instrument just install- The wound penetrated to a depth ofed at the Commonwealth Solar about an inch, but is not considered Observatory at Mount Stromla,

Szeto was taken to the Queen Mary near Canberra. Hospital and detained.

to be serious.

MONTH CHINA NEEDS RAILWAYS

Tokyo, Mar. 3. Construction of railways should be

When first

the photographed, erupled gas was 108,000 miles above 'he sun. Fifteen minutes later when a second phalograph was taken, says Austral News. it had reached a height of 130,000 miles, thus travelling at the astonishing speed of 160 miles second.

These cruptions are thought to in- As

The following business done quota- tions were received after the close of started first in the Industrial deve-fluence wireless communication. the morning session by Swan, Cul-lopment of North China, Mr. Hirao bertson & Fritz from their Manila told the press last night before leav

office:

Alok

itores. Any colour.-1, Mrs. L M. Antamok

Bagulo Gold Benguet Consolidated Caco GrovO AL Consolidated Mines Demonstration .... J.X.L.

Dahlias other than Coetus-1. Mr. L. Dunbar; 2, 11. E. Bir Geoffry Northcate.

Mimanstio), Lady Hlo_Tuni. Nasturtium-1, Mrs. L. Dunbar: 3. Mrs. W. T. Blanton.

Pansira, Bir E Des Voeux; 2, Mrs. R. E. Hoare.

Violeta1, Mr. Eu Tong-sen; 2, Mre.

E. J. B. Michell,

Cat Flowers From Peak

Mes, A, Il. Purves.

Cut Finwer→), Mrs. C. D. Brown; 2. Bwrot Poss-1. Mr, F. C. Hall; 2, Mita J. Scott-liarston.

Aldighinum!, Ars. J. Boost-Harston;

#2 Dr, J, H. Montgomory,

Business Done Prices in Pesos

.60

21

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45%

The tone of the market: Qulet.

Ban Mauricio

United Paratale

ing for North China to assume the post of Economic Adviser to ปาก Japanese Ariny Garrisons.

He said that railway building was of prime importance beenuse of the need for transporting materials fron the interior and for the exploiting of natural resources-Reuter Special.

UNCLAMIED TELEGRAMS ' The following unclaimed telegrams are addressed to:

Linau National City Bank

the result of close observation for some months it has been found that toy coincide with a nearly completo fade out of all shart wave wireless algoals.

ADMIRAL YARNELL VISITS GEN. HATA

Shanghal, Mar. 3, Admiral Yarnell of the United States fleet, called on General Hatp, new Japanese Commander-in-Chief of the Central China ferees, thus re- (2turning the Japanese General's call

Peanut Thieves Leave telegrams); Chang Wing Co c/o Luk of February 20United Press.

Trail

Fremo, Cal.

0.0 Military' Band Music. "Tancred" Overture (Rossini)............ "Ruy Blas" Overture (Mendelssohn) ....Regimental Band of H.M. Grena- Bond of H.M. Coldstream Guards, dier Quards; La Source Ballet....

0.15 London Relay World Affairs."

O.B.E.

A talk by J. L. Brierly, Chichele Professor of International Law in the University of Oxford,

0.30 London Relay-The News. 0.50 Vladimir Horowitz. Chopin-Scherzo No. 4 in E-Major ~~Op. 14.

10.0 London Relay--"Town Moor." The Story of Doncaster Racecourse, fold by Edgar Holt; Production by Pascoe Thornton.

10.45 Dance Music. Foxtrots-Let's Call n Heart a Heart; On A Typical Tropical Night ...George Ellot & His Sweet Music Makers; Waltz-You're My Gift from Heaven; Foxtrot IIere's Love In Your Eyes....Georgo Elliot with Or- chestral Accompaniment; Rumba- Nenita Min....Fred Jucitson & lo Orch.

11.0 Close Down.

TOBACCONIST ROBBED

Kwok Hotel; Woo c/o 1295; Ethel

A report was made to the police Newman Elinegara Javalijn (2 tele-

this morning by Mr. Lin Yat-hing, grama); Chungshanhat; 0124; 6040;

RECOGNITION FOR ILK.

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and has been brought forward to the arose during the forthcoming Anglo 1938-39 estimates.

Italian conversations.

Provision has been made in the

PRIME MINISTER EVASIVE new estimates for the Ficet Air Arm, which comprises pilots attached to Mr. Henderson (Lab.) asked the cruisers and other warships. These Prime Minister whether, in view of pilots have hitherto been accommo- the recent declaration of the French dated, whilst ashore, at the Kai Tak Foreign Minister, France Intended R.A.F. station, but will probably be acting in application of

Article 16 accommodated in future by the Royal of the League Covenant to

assist Navy, to which they are now al- Czecho-Slovakia if that country was tached.

attacked by Germany, and would he state that in such circumstances, His Majesty's Government intended un- Article to assini France der

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Mr. Noct Baker (Lab.) called the Prime Minister's attention to a de claration of the Assembly of the Lengue of Nations on March 11, 1032, to the effect, it was Incumbent on members of the League not to recog- nise any situation, treaty, or agree- ment brought about by menna con- trary to the Covenant or Pact of Paris, and he asked, whether His Majesty's Government still accepted this state- ment of its international obligations.

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