1938-12-09 — Page 19

DONALD DUCK

SIT UP BOLIVAR.

OR NO CANDY!

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1938.

By Walt Disney

ROLL OVER!

GOOD WORK, BOLIVAR!

YOU'RE A VERY SMART

DOG!

SHE'S HAPPY: YOU'RE HAPPY; THE WORLD'S IN PARADISE

WHEN YOUR GIFT TO HER

IS

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THE WORLD'S SMARTEST AND

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AND STILL PRICES

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ITALY AND SCHOOLGIRLS' PRIZES

GERMANY

Important Parley Fixed

For This Wook

Parki, Dre. 8. Madame Tabouls, writing In L'Oeurre, rays Hller has convened

Ying Wa Students Receive Awards for Merit

Mr. C. G. Solls, Director of Educu- flon, presented the certifeates at the | Ying Wa Girly School speech day

yesterday.

On the platform. also were Mr.

S. V. Boxer, Senior Mise'onary in Hongkong of the London Missionary Society, Miss D. Hutchinson thead-

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AMENDMENT SOUGHT | PRESIDENT COOLIDGE

RECORD Queen Maud's TALK TO TEACHERS

MAIL

Delphinus Loaded To Capacity

Funeral

Review of Education In Malaya

Alleged Breach of A Cafe Licence

Old Dollar Line Flagship Due To-morrow

Mr. C. G. Sollis, Acting Director A. da Motta, licensee of the Liberly

Royalty Pays Homage At of Education, delivered an interesting Hall Restaurant, No, 04 Gloucester the President (late Dollar) Line, is

Oslo Coromony

Oslo, Dee, B.

was

for December and 10 on important mistress), Rev. Cheung Chuk-ling (phimas reached Kal Tak at 5.20 p.m. of Queen Maud. There was a simple would have been too much for him. In bona fide meal, at 6.35 pm. on originally expected yesterday, but

¦

or if not, the two

uncl

All Norway observed X1 two The imperial Airways plane Del-minutes silence during the funeral (chairman), minister of the Hop Yayestralay with the air mall. The and impressive service at the flower- Church, and Mr. Law Yan-patak, plans brought a record loal of 772 filled church. Those present in the Inspeclur of Vernurular Schools. kilos of mail, being loaded to procession included King Hankon. Olay, the King and After the rehnal soon, the head, capacity with the Christmas mail, Crown Prince

Denmark, the Duke of thanked there present for It is possible that another plane with Queen of mistrea

Kent

of the representatives their interest to the Schord, and Mr. arrive to-day, Solts for distributing the certificates, her planes fcheduled to arrive on Royal Families of Sweden, Belgium

After presenting the certificates, Saturday will carry the rest of this and Greece. which included thise for the Trinity work's mail.

Wreaths were received from ail Mr. Sollis eon-

parts of the world, notably from M. gratulated the staff on the excellent

loading, ES in Albert Lebrun, Heer Hiller, the Duke said the pehool did not follow the amount brought by the Delphinus ond King Farouk of Brypt.-United maaf pricedure of so-called Autio- | pesterday. Chinese schools, by leeching pupils in English. He wished, however, to point out that the pupils in no way suffered by being taught in their own language; the exam nation results

made this quite clear,

Saturday's mail

Coolldite

he was docked in San Francisco to have a new funnel installed and for

a general freshening up to make her

a atting representative of the re organised company. This work de- tayed her for two days.

The President Coolidge, flagship of and informative talk on the Malayan Road, Wanchai, was 'summoned be expected about 3 p.m. to-morrow. education system to the teachers of fore Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Cen-She will be the first passenger ship the Evening Institute on Wednesday, Ítral Magistracy yesterday

with to arrive in Hongkong under the re- To have given a minute description having committed a breach of condi-vived schedule of the present com- of the Malayan education systemtion of his restaurant adjunct licence, pany. within an hour, remarked Mr. Seilla, by selling intoxicating liquor without

The President tience, he briefly reviewed the work- November 7. ings of the system under the following Mr. Leo D'Almada, Sur, appeared healings:

for the defendant, while Inspector A. What schools are available for V Baker prosecuted. Mr. G. C. Per education, the age out for admissiontluc Deputy

Superintendent

of into Government-controlled schools, Foller, was also present in Court. the study of the English laumage Mr. D'Almada submitted that the from the beginning, the training of more was not a proper one and He contenderl teachers, the education of the Malays, needed amendment.

names of the persons to a comparison of the education for that the Bonglong on the basis of learning be contained in the summons.

SAN JOSE, Cal. henring the vernacular tongue before the

was adjourned to

Accepting the popular belief that English language, and the control of December 23 at 2.30 pan., to enable| schools.

the prosecution to amend the sum-politicians have generous waistlines, He told stress on the training_of {mons.

the California Pianters, seeking to teachers, because "the efficiency of a

lower the Indebtedness on their hall, school depends It seachers."

well-trained were asked, Among those present invited 200 political leaders to a were Mesars, W. J. Dyer and J. M. (banquel. The visitors were charged lone cent for euch inch of waistline.

results of the Ram nation He estimated, will be in excess of the of Windsor, die Emperor of Japan Malays with that of the Chinese in whom drinks were supplied should Corpulence Pays The Bill

conference in Munich to dismes the continuation of the Munich policy and aims of the Name-1erlin axis. Among those attending will be Feldi Marshal Cocrinit, Beer Himmler. Dr. Goebbels, Herr von Ribbentrop, Gen- eral Braschifel, Commander-in- Chief of the Army, General Keitel, | College of Music.

Corn- chief of the Supreme Ariny mand, Signor Attolico, Italom Am- baasutfor, and techn.cal experts,

that von writer forecasts The Ribbenting will shortly see Count Ciano, and Hitler and Alusolim will meet accretly in Vienna..

Havas Rome correspondent The says lively interest has been aroused in diplomatic circles by the meeting Mackenson, between General VOI

German Ambassador in Rame, Count Clano, and adds it is consider- ret su Rome that the ite.ch will doubtless

mural support HIVE

Italy, whose altade at the time of the auschuss and Czecho-Slovakian crisis was useful to Germany-Ren-

ter.

WORKING ARTISTS

One-Man Exhibition By i

Mr. Luis Chan

Artist: The Hongkong Working Guild on Murday, December 19, will hold an exhibition of oil paintings; and watercolours by its Vice-Persi-

SANDPIPER INCIDENTdent, Mr. Lads Chan. The exhbitan

is the fourth one-num thaw in four succeeding years. 30 witt reman Japanese Paying Damages pen until Wednesday, December 21,

To Britain

The Very Rev, J. L. Wilson, Dean of the Cathedral, will perform the opening ceremony at 1 o'clock in St. John's Cathedral Hail.

Shanghai, Dee.

EURASIA MACHINE

New Colours för Mail-Pinge

To China

The Eurasia machine which arriv-, ed from Chungking last week-end is bring repainted all arren, the colour

the Chinese Postal Service.

Several years ale 11 Eurasia planes were painted this colour,

AIR FRANCE IN

Monkey Brought by Air

From Yunnanfu

The Air France plane Ville de Damas reached 11ongkong at 12.37 pan. yesterday with fouricen passen- rs, mail and freight from Hanoi, Those aboard were Mr. and Mrs, b. Kadooris, returning from their honeymoon in Indo-China, Mrs. Des- A Japanese epokesman namounted

borough, who will travel through to In addition to hold.DK his own to-day that the IIM.S. Sandpiper shows, Mr. Chan has been a regular Shangs by ship, and Herr Walter, the ettent und been amicably settled by exhibitor in the Art Club Exhibition of the trame department of Vice-Admiral Oikawa expressing re- since 1943, and won the prize for his Eurasia Aviation Corporation. There

the grel and

Japanese payout Law Tide" as the best picture in were eight Chinese aboard. British authorities, the show this year. damages to the who reengaistal that the attack was not deliberate.

In view of the urgent need of the refugees in the New Territories, Mr. The incident occurred on October Chan has consentvil to donate 40 per derived 24 when the Sandpiper near cent of the gross income Changslin, 16 bombs being dropped from the exhibition towards the Bri

thesh Fund for the Relief of Distress Japanese planes arouri by vessel. Bomb splinters wrecked two in China, and it is hoped that the caling and damaged part of the public will give his exhibition their superstructure.-United Press,

full support.

Sivan, Culbertson

Frith &

Investment Bankers and Brokera

Members of New York Cotton Exchango

Chicago Board of Trade

Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Commodity Exchange, Inc., Now York Canadian Commodity Exchange, Inc., Mentraal

New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange

Manila Stock Exchange

Hongkong Sharebroker Association

Shanghai Stock Exchange.

SHANGHAI, HONGKONG, MANILA AND SINGAPORE

Cable Address: Swanstock

COPIES OF

PHOTOGRAPHS

by "Staff Photographer"

appearing in the

"SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST"

"THE

and

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH"

may be purchased

at the Business Office of "The Hongkong Telegraph" Morning Post Building, Wyndham Street.

A monkey travelled from Yunnan by Eurasia and was brought to Hongkong under the care of Mr. M.!

on the French plane. Mr. tuan Han brought it for a friend of his in Hongkong.

JAPANESE CRASH

Fate of Twelve Aboard Still Unknown

Tokyo, Dec. 8.

Press.

Hongkong Obspreaner

In conceton with the funeral of her te Majesty Queen Maud | Norway yesterday, all flags on local Government buildings and launches

A 14-senter Douglas passenger plane belonging to the Japan Avia- tion Corporation, on the line between Fukuda in Kyushu and Talhoku in Formosa, crashed off Naha, capital of Okinawa Prefecture, Louchoo Islands, this morning, according to a telephone message received here from Naha. The fate of eight pas-i Isengers and the crew of four is t

unknown.

The Company has rushed another Douglas plane to the scene, and two motor boats have also been sent.

The plane hopped off from Taihoku int 8.30 am. for Fukuoka. At 2.8! am. il developed engine trouble and flashed an S.O.S., in answer to which

were down at half mast from 8 a.m. to sunset.

In additions to flying their own. Dags at half mast, British warships In the harbour also displayed the

Norwegian Bag in the same position].

STOCK MARKET

REPORT

The Hongkong Stork Exchange eflcial summary issued at .3.15 p.m. yesterday, says:

There was a light gain registered priced in the levels of the lower stocks, though it would appear busi- ness was not on a large scale.

Bayeri

Talon Ins. SANTIL DoutInnes $60 Providents (Ok) $3.00

Providents New) $5.10. Hubs S to

Hotels $663

Lands $754 Humphreys 80%

Tramways $17.10

Star Ferries 37112

Chinn Lights (Old) $10.00 Electries $34

Sandakan Lights $10.00

Telephones 101d) $231⁄2 Cements $15 04

Watsons 37 20

Fotertainments 50%

Govt. 4 Lound Prem. Govt. Lean par

Seilers

Electrics $584 Hopes $4.05

Douglases 3117 Wharves $16 Realties $3 Tramways 317.20

STI

Sales

Silat Ferric cold) $10.00

China

Antamaks Ps. 194 Atoka 20

Bagulo Gold 23 Bruguet Connol, 13.20 Groven 43

COOR

San Mauricio 1.78 Suyne Consol. 194

United Paracale 4014

P.C.'s Chase For Wedding Suit

Constable Edward Henry

two motor boats rushed from Naha. Glover, of

the Metropolitan

The plane had one engine out of Police, returned to the village of order soon after leaving Taihoku, Barrowby, near Grantham, for but it kept on its fight to Naha on his wedding.

the remaining engine, which, how- ever, also broke down-Domel.

Two Rescued

Tokyo, Dec. 8, Two of the occupants have been rescued and two bodies recovered.

Domei.

IN AIR POCKET

Sydney, Dec. 0.

A wedding-eve celebration with friends kept him busy until midnight.

Then he began to unpack his trunk, only to discover that the suit for the ceremony was not there. He had left it in London, 115 miles away.

But Constable Glover was not A Netherlands Airways plane, on to be beaten. Ho dashed to

a flight from here to Darwin, was Grantham, caught the carly caught in an air-pocket to-day, re- sulting in an injury to the two pilots morning express, retrieved the and a passenger. The pilots, however, suit and was back at Barrowby managed to control the machine, ond 9.30, with time to spare for the landed at Cloncurry.

The pilots and passenger were re- moved to hospital-Reuter Bulletin.

AIR SERVICES

Arrivals and Departures

Of Planes

Outward

ceremony.

Australia Mines Moro Gold

Canberra, Australia's gold output last year was 1,380,431 finu ounces valued nt $47,024,000 in Australian currency. For London, Australia, British This was more than three times the Countries and Europe: Imperial Alrow level production of 1020, Even ways Delia, Driphinus 7 am, Dec. 0. Kreator production is assured for the

present year. Imperial Airways 7 nm. Dec. 13.

For Chungking, Stan, etc.: Eurasia and C.N.A.C. services indefinito,

For U.S.A., vio Manila, Honolulu. Guam: Pan American Phillippine Clipper 8.30 am. Dec. 15.

For France, via Hanol: Air France 0,30 a.m. Dec. 10.

Ioward

Delphinus 5 p.m. Dec. 8 Imperial Airways B p.m. Dec. 10.

From France, ́ via Hinnoi: Air France 12.30 am. Dec. 15.

From Chungking, Yunnanfu, Kwel- lin_C.N.A.C., Eurasia Services in- deanite.

From U.S.A., vin Honolulu, Guam, From London, Australia and Brl-Manila: Pan American Philippine tish Countries: Imperial Airways Clipper 12.30 p.m. Dec. 14.

וויר

After the talk several questions Wilsun.

CLAP HANDS! HERE COMES DEANNA!

MELVYN DOUGLAS

Her First Crush!

IRENE RICH

Her Startled Mama!

JOHN HALLIDAY

Her Dating Daddy!

and look who's with her!

wh

JACKIE COOPER

Doss He Bural

Deanora DURBIN

in That CERTAIN AGE

with

MELVYN DOUGLAS

Jackie Cooper

• Irene Rich Nancy Carroll John Halliday Jackie Searl⚫ Juanita Quigley

NANCY CARROLL

The "Other Woman"!

·

JACKIE SEARL Who Gets Left!

❤

Muake by Jung Mollugh sné kouki Ashumaqu

Screenplay by DMUCH MANNING Original Story by P. Hugh Herbert

Directed by EDWARD LUDWIG • A JOE PASTERNAK PRODUCTION A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE

TO-DAY

QUEEN'S

at the

TO - MORROW

ni the

ALHAMBRA