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JAPNESE HET

Housiscusses China

overnment

to Mr.

Tokyo, Jan. 23. the

Interpellation Tadao Yamakawa juk) at the opening ression on Saturday, the Premier, of Hiranum fully admitted the

tral Government in China. Baron Hiranuma declared that the Alna development board would not Aterfere with diplomatic affairs, as it

gued to deal with the and cultural

political, affairs

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS LATE MR. H.

Contributions to Funds

For Charity

The S. C. M. Post has received the following donations to the Hongkong Benevolent Society in nemory of the Into Mr. Harold Seth:

Capt. and Mrs. F. L. Brown, $5; Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Littlejohn, $5;

SETH

Large Gathering At Funeral

The esteem in which Hongkong

people held the late Mr. Harold Seth

Mr. J. D. Humphreys, $10; Mr, G. F. Walker, $5; Hongkong Cricket Club, was shown by the large attendance $5; Mr. E. Grossman, $5; Lt. Col. and at the Colonial Cemetery yesterday Mrs. H. D. L. Dowbiggin and Miss afternoon. Mr.

Seth, who Joan and Mins Aune Dowbiggin, $5;

Mr. Ing.

Was

The Rt. Rev. J. L. Wilson officiated

at the burial service,

REGISTRY WEDDING

Mr. Lim Kimt-chong And Miss Kwok Teck-bong

An interesting wedding took place yesterday after- noon at the Registry when Mr. Lim Kim-chong married Miss Kwok Teck-hong, be- fore Mr. T. J. Gould, Deputy Registrar of Marriages."

who in THE BRIDE,

the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

wedding gown of white bridal antin, featuring a shirred bodice, tight-fitting sleeves, and a long train. Her tulle veil was held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms, and she carried a bou- quet of white candytuft and aweet peas.

Bity of establishing a powerful Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Frederick. ssociated with the firm of Messra.

Lt. Col. D. S. White, $5; Mr. B. Himly Ltd., died on Saturday even-Kwok Pok-hing, wore a lovely Lewis, $5; Mr. J. Ormiston, $5; Mr. Mrs. W. T. Stanton, $10; Mr. ma D. E. Clark, $5; Mr. and Mrs. A. Raymond, $5: Mr. W. R. Mansfield, $5 Dr. and Mra, C. H. Burton, $5; Those present included Messrs J.

Women's International T. Bagrain, I. M. Hongkon

Hodgson, F. W. Club, $10; Mr. and Mrs. B. Wylie, $10; White, II. Hong Sling, B. Wylle, and Pat Sinni, $10, Miss Eileen Major C. M. Manners, L. A. Tobins, Hobbs, $5; Mr. Gordon Ducion, $10; Gregory, L. R. Gregory, J. Ormiston. G. W. May, J. ኢ. Tarrant, T. M. Mr. J. T. Prior, $3; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ulderup, M. W. Lo, J. F. Grose, Dena Hazell, $3; Major and Mrs... A. Lammert, Chan Ying, Ho Wing, V. E. Duclos, $io.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Jack, $3; Bobbie

desnomic in Chian While

diplomalle

inillion y strictly, be subject to jurisdiction by the Foreign Minister and will not be interfered with by any other agency, Baron Hiranuna polanted out that the Foreign Minister has also been an pointed Vice-President of the Board to adjust the close relations between the Board and the Foreign Ministry, The Foreign Minister, Mr. Arita said that what third Powers were afraid of appeared to be that their economic activities in China wouki memory of the late Mr. Harold Seth: be completely checked.

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Chance For Third Powers Although there are some fields In which it is necessary for Japan 10

independent activities conduct relations to national defence military affairs, Mr. Arita assured that there still would be left vast

to activities

areas open

and

by third

Powers In China.

Milliary

operations are still in progress and inquiries into the actual conditions of the rights and Interests of third Powers have not been com-

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

C.

Lily Lim, and Miss Katherine The bridegroom's sister, Mina

Marr acted us bridesmaids, and F. W. Stapleton, J. J. T. I. Pearre, A, W. Hughes, wore dainty frocks of pink French C. Hall. A. Ritchie, J. Fleming, Alace over satin, featuring puffed The 3. C. M. Post has received the C. Elis, W. Stoker, W. R. Mansfield,sleeves and full skirts. They following donations to the Society. I. Childe, C. Blaker, W. E. Grleve, carried bouqueta of pastel sweet-

AH, Ren, B. A. Proulx, and Epeas, Cock,

for the Protection of Children in

His brutir, Mr. J. Hennessy Seth, were Wreaths from the deceased's widow and lowered into the grave with the coffin, The following also sent wreaths; "Seth ant Nelle "Aline and Cedric, Katherine and Helen."

January 24, 1939.

A Look Through The "Telegraph"

50 YEARS AGO

European skilled labour wit in ali likelihood and ample employment, and roward in the railway and mining ,enterprises of China during the last decade of this century, and the next century will witness the grand trans- formation of vast Cathay into any of the most progressive nations of the World. In view of these contingencies, which are by no means remata ar ima probable, we think the young genera- tion should take time by the forelock the coming events. Teachers, and earnestly prepare themanives for

■chool managers, and tutors generally should

abandon the fossilised methods and pro- grammes of tulilon enforced a century

ago, and take to more modern and prac tient systems of teaching. tribution in this colony at which the

When we have witnessed a prize dla

skilled accountant, engineer, navigator, miner, or Industrini študent shall ha wwarded a prize for his achievements In the profenolon he has chosen to follow, then, and not unti) them, wo may congratulate our schools on their elleteny a training establishments, and on their general subserviency to the public went.

The Vienna press was recently very Bern. The bride's father, who is a well-Indignant with Madame Sarah Junior Start, Messrs. Percy Smith,

hardt for having: got up a tlo nnll- Seth and Fleming, $30; M. And 275.

known merchant from Java, gave

German demonstration at Prague, where his daughter away.

he has been staying. A deputation of F. I. Tyson, $10; Mr. N. Croucher,

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. students went to give her welcome, and $5; Mr. J. T. Bagram, $5; Mr. Shi Yu-mun, $2: Mrs, Dora Glanville and

Lima Peng-mau, a merchant of some the excitable Inly improved the occa- Kathleen." standing in Taxey and Miss Jaan Armstrong, $5: Chartered all antt Mona "Mae, Phyllis and

Singapore and China, sien by calling upon them to shout "Vive in France!" They not only did Bank of India, Austraila and China, Cyrit, Tinker and Beticchel and of Mrs. Lin. He la the cashier

of the General Amusements, Ltd., with a will, but cheered Madame $10.

att Poppy." "Anlet and Larry." "Dinah

Aly | Bernhardt for declaring that France and and Eriksi" "Watue and Fai, Sir Athen who control the Alhambra, Queen's, Germany were hereditary enemies. and Lady Maefiregor, Mr. . H. Sturi,

and Star Theatres. 3. Mrn, F. W. Stapleton, Mr. and Steward, Fam. Mr. and Men A. I.. Sutelds, Min. W. P. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.¦

r. G. W. Sewell, Mr. and Mr. G. As best inan, and the duties of Lelper. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. 10. Mr. M. W. Lu, Air. Jack Lawrie, Mr. and Mrs, groomsman wire undertaken by Mr. E. 1. Lambert Mr. and Mr. E. W.; Joseph Winson Yu. Lovelers Emile Nandory. Mr. and Mrs. G. 5. Hüdzer, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Hodgers, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Prophet.

The Society for the Protection of Children acknowledges, $5 from Mr. and Mrs. T. G. S. Alexander, "in memoriam Harold Seth."

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

The S. C. M. Post has received the

pleted and temporary measures are in force in many cases to meet the requirements of military purposes.

It is the Government's policy, how-the late Mr. Harold Seth: ever, to restore as soon as posible

following donations to the St. John

Ambulance Association in memory of

Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Dunbar, $10;

these conditions in China to normal | Mr. and Mrs. E, M, Raymond, $5.

and bring home to foreigners Japan's true intentions which by no means nis at expulsion of foreigners frem the Orlent, Mr. Arita continued,

In order to attain the above-men- tionell purpos

to It is necessary terminale military operations qulek-

matter

of fact, however, ly. As a third Powers are extending nsals- tance to the Chiang Kai-dick pov- ernment and serve to prolong the military operations. The result runs

8. P. C. A.

The S. C. M. Post has received the following donations to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in memory of the late Mr. Harold Seth:

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Humphreys, Mr. W. F. Edge, $10.

contrary to their ultimate purpose.,following donations to

Soviet Disputo

Baron Yoshio Sakatani (Haselkal),

Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. Plummer, Mr. and i Paterson, Mr. J. t. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Mies T. G. Paterson, lon. hir. J. J. O Connor, 11.-Col. 1. L. Murrow, Major and Mr. A. N. Macfadsen, Major and Mrs. J. F. Mackenzie, Mr. and Shinshält and Mr. J. II, Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. C. c. w. Willson, Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Womack,

Columbin films of China, Ltd. acted Mr. Johnston Wong, manager of

The fathers of the bride and groom were witnesses at the ceremony,

Later a large reception was held at the Kam Ling Restaurant, West

Point,

LAU-HO

The wedding also took place yes- Mr and Mrs. R. 1. S. Weblr, Mr. If, West,terday before Mr. T. J. Gould, at the Mr. M. M. Watwin, Dr. S. To Wong, Mr. Registry, between Mr. Lau Tak-ki, and Mrs K. T. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. P.

Wong, Mr. Wong Hung-kwan, Mr. and coal merchant, and Miss Ho Pui-king, Bits. J. Walker, air, and Mrs. W. Yox teacher, who is residing at 11 Yuk $5;| Yan Tak-wing. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ted, Mr. Sau Street.

and Mrs. A. Hyile-Loy, Mr. and Mrs. D. LĄ Newbigging. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ghlard, Mr. C. L. Greenry, Mr. and Mrs. 11. X. Hance, Mr. Hon Kam-shing, Mr. Hon Yum-lam, Mr. Han Yum-ang. Mr. Itung Mr. Kuk-YLE, ME. Hồng Che kinh,

and Mrs. F. C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Ilate and Jean,

STREET SLEEPERS

The S. C. M. Post has receives the the Street Sleepers Shelter Society in memory of the Inte Mr. Harold Seth:

Royal Hongkong Golf Club, $5;

directing a query, at the Soviet-Sybil and Frank, $10. Japanese fishers dispute, pointed out that the Soviet Union was refusing

to sign the Ashery convention

parently because of the non-payment

M. C. L

The S. C. M. Post has received the

of about Yes 5,000,000 for the transfer following donations to the Minister-

The witnesses at this ceremony were Messrs. Lee Wio and Lau Wing- kwong.

FORGED BANKNOTES

25 YEARS AGO

The Daily Chronicle stutes that the expenditure during the current year has execeded the Estimates by fire millen sterling, which with the normal increase for 1014-15 will make eight millions which Mr. Lloyd George will have to fin. Mr. Lloyd George, for the Arst time, in need with a deficit on the Budget.

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The Tango has been responsible for a tragedy at Many, Louisiana, where a man anmed Henry Leona was fatally Stabbed at a ball by a wealthy Southern planter named Tates, Leonn, who was the undisputed beau of Many, requested Mian Lilian Winters, the belle of tho town, to necompany him In the Tango. but Mr. Taten, who in Miss Wintoz'a fiance, objected. However, while hor lover was absent from the ball-room in Winters and Mr. Leona, says D

the New York correspondent, danced Tango, and the enraged planter, return- ing, stabbed the latter to the heart.

10 YEARS AGO

It was announced only a few days ago that n contract for the supply of four de Havilland Gipsy Moths to the Nanking

Mrs. Jumis Ltd. and staff, Dr. und Canton Refugee Committed Anton Borca Capt

Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Stopani-Thomson, "Malle Tyrrell, Mr. G. Lammert, Dr. Chan Pingin, Mr. Glendinning and fainly, Mrs. S.. Bunje, Mr. and Mra, L. Koop- chee, air, B. flampden Ross, Mr. and Min. W... Alexander, Mr. Wel Wuh-ebering, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott-Harston, the Java- China-Japan Line, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lammeri and family, Mr. Luu You-lam,

To Sessions ,- Arrested on inforination in Queen's

of the North Manchuria Railway and ing Chikiren's League in memory of Mr. J. C. Pool, Mr. D. L. Strellelt. Mr. Road East, Wanebal, on January Di Japan's participation in the anti-the late Mr. Harold Seth: Comintern pact.

Declaring that Japan has sacrificed several hundred million yen for the conclusion of the fishery treaty, Baron Sakatani asked the Government whe- ther it

It has any policy for a complete settlement of the problem on occasion.

this

He then queried as to what kind of form the rejuvenated China will take, because, he pointed out, it not only is a problem of the Chinese but also has

C. K. II. Hrutton, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Lo, with three forged $100 Hongkong Mr. D. Humphreys and Miss E. M. Mr. and Mr. S. G. Hu, Mrs. W. d. Kerr

Bank and Miss Palsy L. Kerr, Mr. Wel Wing- and Shanghai Humphreys, $5.

DR. BARNARDO'S HOMES

The S. C. M. Post hus received the

following donation to Dr. Barnardo's

Homes:

Prison Officers' Sports Club, $22.50.

ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY

the

Mr. P. Chanson,

notes in his

bas been aligned through Captain W.E.F. Jones. D.F.C., bringing up the number of Moths for China to eight, and plac- ing British aircraft in a numerically strong position.

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The early history of St. Joseph's College wan recalled by the Hon. Mr. J. P. Brago when presiding at the an- po. Mr. R. L. Joren, str. and Mrs. H.D. possession, Chung Sheung, 37, on nual dinner of the Old Boys' Annncia- Odell, M. in Wung-kwan, bila Daisy unemployed shop-keeper, apperce Llon in the Crent Hall of the College. Me. Braga also referred to the leasing Mr. and Mrs. L. Well, Mr. Kan Tong-po, before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the

site at from the Government of the Central Magistracy yesterday, and he "Gymp and Theo." "Janet and Alan was committed for trial at the Feb Prince Edward Road, remarking that by

the obtaining

Christian tho lant Detective Sub... Scasions. Dr. Mr M. Nicolson, Lucy and

Brothers had come into possession of Mr and Ms to Inspector W. N. Darkin prosecuted. Addiwm Southard,

une of the finest sites in Kowloon. Kam-tons. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ralph. He Jim-nam, a shroff at the Hong-

Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Edward.

Mira Gubbay and Mrs. 11. insim, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stanton. Mr. C. C. Black, | Mr. and Mrs. S. Berg, Mr. P. Loureiro.

and nek," Mr. and Mr. Simon Tre-yan.

kon; and Shanghai Bank, testified that the three notes were forgeries,

ceiving anyone not well acquainted

St. George's Society has received the following donations to its charit-Joseph Mr. R. Macgregor, "Dot, but that they were capable of de- important relations with able funds in memory of Japan. The Government is talking Mr. Harold Seth:

pledging Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Butlin, $5;

would and Mrs. A. Sommerfelt, $5.

of a

#ancred camidemnity

that no territory ner

be demanded, the Interpellator re-

care

minded, adding, "It

Government

sacrifices

50, will the for at all

the

catd

made by Japan In

in man- and Anancial resources?" power and

Viscount Replying

Koneye that long-term construction naturally would come after the overthrow of the anti-Japanese administration. But it would be too late to serve the

15 construction purpose

was to stari after the complete destruction of the hostile regime. That is why the construction is being conducted in parallel to the operations to destroy the anti-Japanese régime.

AIR SERVICES

Arrivals and Departures Of Planes

Outward

Mr.

late Captain and Mrs. F. Ilolmes, air and with them.

Ms. F. X. d'Almoda e Costro, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kadourie, Ur. and Mrs. H. F. Tsam So, a "boy" employed by the Summers, Mr and Mrs. 11. J. Israel, Eva Chinese detectiver in Wanchal police and Tam," Mrs. Capell and family, Mr. i

he was walking in and Mrs. J. Ring. the Indo-Ching Steam station, said Navigation Company Lid, Mr. N. 1. H. Queen's Road East about 4.30 p.m. Railton, "Bert and Flarence, "Alfred and on January when he received cer-

5 YEARS AGO Lurd Nullield, better known as Sir William Morris, the motor car menu- facturer, has given £40,000 for tho erection of a new block of privato wards at Guy's losplint, London.

and Kitchen Featball stain information, as a result of which soon

Hongkong Club, Mr. II. C. Lee, "Arntonn and Mary." Mr. and he approached Chung,

Stephen Mitchell, Mrs. M. 9. Mitchell, "Charle

who

was

be had thrown them away.

Mire, John Hargreaves, Pilar Startis nearby, and began speaking to him. and friend. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. A. Chung looked at witness and dropped Wit- and Gladys Mr. Fun-kee, a paper packet to the ground. Mr. and Men, L. A. Tobias.

ness asked what it was, and Chung ntes. Asited Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Potts, Mr. and Mrs, sald It contained banknotes. London, Australia, British F. Black, Mr. and Mrs. §. J. Cooke, Mr.Why

and Mrs. R. Chung replied that he knew Countries and Europe: Imperial Air- and Mrs. H: Overy, Mr. ways 7 a.m. Jan. 24; Imperial Air-n. Mr. Chan Yin, Mr. and Mrs. Li to be forgeries. Witness then took Tre- Mr. Yung Hin-citiu, the Grand

the defendant to ways 7 m. Jan. 27.

Dispensary Ltd., and staff, Mr. E. JI, ny.

flad Lau Chi, n Chinese detective, to whom he re- M. Gregory, Mr. F. M. Trol. Mr. and Mr. R. S. Cable. Joy and Geoffrey Mr. and Mrs. D. 5. Hobb, Mr. P. D. Wilman, ported what had happened.

For

For Chungking. Slan, etc. Eurasia and C.N.A.C. service indefinite.

For U.S.A., via Monlia, Honolulu, New Government

Guam: China Clipper 8.30 am. Jan. Although it is impossible to predict 25; Philippine Clipper Jan. 28.

For France vla Hanoi: Air France, precisely at the present moment. Baron Hironuma said that it general-0.30 am. Jun. 28.

ly looked like that local regimes would come into existence first and into n Central

Inwant

The Hon. Mr. R. M. and Mrn. Henderson, Mr. M. Nemaree, Mm. 1o Leung, Mr. Ho

Elsie, Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club,

them

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Another fighting speech was delivered to-night by the Chancellor, Dr. Doll- funs, expressing the Government's de- Oght tho Nazis wiih every weapon at their ennimand.

He declared that Austria's patience and forbearance had reached the break- ing-paint; had, in fact, ended. They were not going to put up with terrorlam any longer.

Austrin, as a united nation was de- termined to assert itself and to crush terrorism within its own borders, while regarding terrorism from abroad, the Chancellor confirmed that he is con- eldering lodging on appeal to tho League of Nations if Germany does not give the masurance; demanded to pro- Lau Chi said that after cautioning vent the flood of propaganda, weapons the defendant, he asked him where and money from crassing the Austrian he had got the notes, and Chung In-urder,

Mr. P. 4. Jackson, Ma Shan (riding boy), too:

members of the new Patriotic Front, oun crowd consisting of thousands of

who were whipped to a fever of enthu

lasm by the speech of the Chancellor,

K. Mr. B. Gregory, Mr. Ho lung-pong, Mr. and Mr. M. Gregory, and family formed him that they were obtained Dr. Dollfus hna addressed an enorm-

infernor and Mn, Gerrard, Lambert in the course of his business in Can- Defendant also told witness La Fook (trainer), Mr. and Mrs. Aaron that he knew the notes were for- Landau, Mr. S. W. Cheng. Mr. Nat Hon this riding friend of Machine Gun From London, Australin and Bri-Troop, IKVDC. Mr. W. 1, Dunbar He stressed the neces- tish Countries: Imperial Airways Mr. Chan Ping-san, Mr. P. J. Kink, Mr.

Imperial Airways 5 and Mrs. D. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. who was going to introduce him to aity that the new machinery should p.m. Jan. 25; be made naturally in conformity with P.m. Jan. 28. the actual conditions prevalling in the

Mesra Mckinnon Mackenzie and Cn.. and artificial intervention country and ahould be avoided as far as possible.

develop

The Foreign Minister, Gen. Arlin, said that Japan's fishery rights have been provided by the Portsmouth Treaty and that Japan could never tolerate any obstacle in the way of their operation. le expressed the bellef that the Soviet Union would eventually agree to Japan's equllable requents.

From Chungking, Yunnanfu, Kwel | in: C.N.A.C. Eurasia Services inde- Anite.

From U.S.A.. vin Honolulu, Guam, Manila: Pan American China Clip- per 12.30 p.m. Jan. 24; Philippine Clipper Jan. 20.

From France, vila Innol: Air France, 12.30 pm. Jan. 26.

Fries, and claimed them as his pro- perty. Chung further informed wit- ness that he had a friend named Lam

Williamson, the British India Steam

Navigation1 Company, Mr. and Mrs. G. a purchaser of the banknotes.

Mitchell and family.

Chung, making a statement from

DILWARA LEAVES

the Dock, said he did not know the Crowds Throng Wharf To Mr. Hin Wal-pan. Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. laws of Hongkong, and that he was Flanagan, Mr. H. C. Macnamara, Mr. 21.

n refugee from Canton.

felineyer, the Macan Jockey Club. Dr. and Mrs. Fehily, Mr. 3. . Sheppards Dr. T. W. Wars, Mr. G. MacKlehen and Mr. G. G. Wood. Mrs G. W. Murkley, Mr. 1. Lawrence, Mr. M. . Le, Mr. T. 1. Tong. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Itnckholtz, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Langston, Dr. and Mrs. F. i. Kew, Mary Manuk, Mr. T. M.

COUNTERFEIT COINS Wong Cheung, 30, appeared before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Gregory, hir, and Mr. G. E. Costello, Magistracy yesterday on charges of Mr. F. 1. 11. Long, Messin Jahitson, Stoken possession of nine counterfeit moulds the fact that their economic interests Ipekdjian Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. with possession of 58 counterfeit five and Master, Mr. and Mrs. G, C. fumett, at Kowloon City on Sunday, and The Navy Minister, Admiral | In China are allegedly fully respected, Way. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ellis, Mrs. R. Weill Mitrumas Yonal, ellelted

cheers third Powers are assisting the Chiang and Mr. M. Weill, Mr. and Mrs. W. O and ten cent. pieces. from, the floor when he said, "Gentle- regime both physically and spiritual-Tre and sisters, the Newspaper Enterprises, formal remand, which was granted.

Laubert. Mr. U. Contella, Mr. Andrew The Police asked for one week's men, please rest at case na to the ly, thus prolonging selflement of thed. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Law, Me, and

ent and future of Japan's national | Affair. present defence."

"Construction of a new order in

East Aula is not a matter which hin appear to have forgotten their paston Sting and family. Mr. E, Hausa-AIR RAID LECTURES

Courte

A full A. R. P.. Wardens' will commence on January 27 at 10 Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps, A.m. në Ühe Headquarters of the

amination will be classified as Air when candidates passing this

Raid Wardens,

Mes. V. E. Dutton, Mr. E. Hausmann, Mr. and Mr. S. It Josepli and family. It European and American Powers and Mra, J. F. Gruning, Mr. and Mrs. H. mann, tr. E. 1.. Hosie, Mr. F. W, Jones ggression in China and

yet they r. L. D. Kilbee, Mr. H. A. Keller, Mr. just begun but it took its root more

denounce the genuine spirit of E Kern, Dr. _and_Sim,E W. Kirk, than 10 years ago and its flowers and Japan's proposition for the recon

Marjorie and Leo Frost, M. Fok Chip fruits will not be easily given to struction of East Asia, Baron Sonoxia

min. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fletcher, Mr. others," Navy Minister Yonal fur-charged. "Who would be responsible A. C. in. Me. and Mrs. 3. D. Danby, II. and Mr. D. C. Edmondston, Mr. and Mrs. ther

declared,

for the issue in

in the event their inter-Dryer, Mrs. G. M. Drolleth. Me. E. Earn "The Japanese Navy has carefully vention leading to a world war?" Finnigan, Mr. R. A. Dastur, Mr. and Mrs. and the Mines Ezro, Mr, and Airs. W. n. watched the attitudes of various asked Baron Sonoda.

4. Chubb, Mrs. E. Cooper, Mr. E. 5. Powers against the China Affair and Surveying the recent developments Carter Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Catras Mr. has under contemplation a definite in the international diplomatic altua

Chan Fang, Mr. Chan Hon, Mr. T. 11. G. Brayne. Mr. A. W. Hinck, Vivian Den plan for coping with the situation, tion, Baron Sonoda asked the Gov-jamin, Mr. and Mr. D. W. Bradbury, Mr. which is none other than to secure ernment as to the probable me for Mesra Anderman and Ashe

la long pin. Mr. Pung Kwok-wah. the principle of non-aggression and recognizing the new regime in China non-menace," Admiral Yonat added. end also aa to the Government The management of the Repulse Bay

measures to make third Pow

Powers pro-and Ferming. Bincere Co. Ltd. the

Hotel staff of Mears. Perry Smith Beth How many of these words are The New Order

Il correct and what is wrong with Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Lu.. CONT the others? Baron Takehiko Sonoda (Koscika() Coreluding, he touched on financial miles and members of the Sparts Club, asked then how long it would take problems and stressed the importance of Meter T. M. Cirerary and -to establish a new order in East Asia, Į of gold production in Korca. Replies the staff of the flank Line (China) Lu

Encouraging the Foreign Minister to by the Government lenders to the Lammert Bros, the boarding oneers of the deal with diplomatic affairs with lust interpellation was postponed until Harbour Once, compradores of the Anestings of these words will be found on great courage and Arm resolution, the next session. The Flouse rose at Steamers, Lane, Crawford Lia. (Care page.. interpellator regretted that despite 11.72 a.m-Domei.

perly renlize the situation.

Co. the Canton Insurance Office Ltẩn Blekaru, Deacons, Brewers Bookshop,

Wiseman) Myssia Kin Tuen and Co.,

Spelling Bee

missanthrope Apothacary misndviso

apendleitus shelk apoggiatura

English Oxford Dictionary melt-

Farewell Troops

The troopship Diwara left for the United Kingdom via ports at noon off at the yesterday, being seen Kowloun wharves by onc

of the largest crowds that has said good- bye to a military transport here,

and air force personnel who l

The names of the military, naval

have already been published. Their relicta in many cusca nrrived by the Dilwars.

wharf were

A bund played on the while protracted farewells sald to the men arut families who, in the majority of cases, were leaving on completion of their terms of service here,

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