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SECOND EDITION

Library, Supreme Court

Hongkong Telegraph

FOUNDED 1001

No. 15781

- WELTAAN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1939.

JOCKEY GOES TO HOSPITAL

AFTER FIRST RACE

Obituary

A section of the large crowd at the races on Saturday.

NOTED JAPANESE STATESMAN DIES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, THE DEATH has occurred of Mr. Hirosi Saito,, former Jupanes Ambassador to the United States, at the age of 52.--- Reuter.

Mr. Salto was Japanese Andassador to Washington from 1934 until last year.

BORDER BOMBING

Anglo-Japanese Officials To Visit Scene

He had a distinguished career. Graduating at the Law College of Tokyo Imperial University, he entered the diplomatic service Attache ui and became an Washington in 1910. He was third secretary to the Japanese Embassy in London in 1918, and

member of the sulle to the delega- tlon to the Peace Conference at Paris in 1910.

He became second secretary at the ACCORDING TO a "Dome" London Embassy, and attended the. message from Tokyo, negotia-first League of Nations Assembly at tions are to commence in Ilong-Geneva in 1920,

The following year be was ap kong shortly for the payment of!

pointed Consul at Seattle, and in in indemnities and other technical 1923 he became Consui-General affairs in connecting with the New York. bombing outrage last monday.

In 1930 he was Councillor at the! London Embassy, having served as

Australia Repeals

SPILL

Pih To Ride

Derby

Favourite

MR

R. ERIC MOLLER announced at the Valley this morning that H. C. Pih will ride Navylight, hot favourite with Mr. Eu Tong-sen's. Rose Elect as the two ponies most likely to catch the judge's eye the Derby.

in

The big race will be ruo at 4 p.m. Either Navylight or Rose Elect are chosen to win.

C. Encarnacao, who rode

Health Legislation three winners on Saturday.

TO PAY FOR WAR! SYDNEY, Feb. 26.

ΤΟ ACCORDING

the "Sydney Morning Herald," the Federal Cabinet has decided to repeal the National Insur- ance Act owing to the high cost of Australia's defence programme.

The Act came into force fast summer and provided for medical benefits under a con- it tributory scheme which was estimated, would cost the Government nearly £2,000.- 000 in the first four years.

Reuter,

DRINK. AND TOBACCO TABOO

director of the information Bureau Luxuries,' Say Nazis

Representatives of the Japanese Government will negotiate with in the Foreign Omec in 1929, officers of the Hongkong Government,

He was Minister to the Netherlands appointed Ambassador

and will visit the scene of the inci- for some time, and then, in 1934, dent.

an official "Damel" reports that British communication handed to the for Foreign Affairs, Vice-Minister

Mr. I. Sawadn, by the British Am- bassador, Sir Robert Cralgle, accepts:

the settlement offered by the Japan- ere Government.

·DAVENTRY REFERENCE

was

Washington.

Lose Japanese

1,000 Planes

Chungking, Feb. 20

to

BERLIN, Feb. 26. GERMANY'S YOUNG PEOPLE are expected to "go dry", although there is no question of prohibition being introduced to the

country, "Trans-Ocean" nccording to a report.

will ride Rose Elect.

of

Mr. Eric Moller, owner

his pony's Navylight, likes chance: "I think it will win," he said this morning.

Mr. E Tongeren, the Singapore millionaire owner of Rose Elect, his pony's would not comment on chances.

**I don't know enough about racing." he confessed.

Chiế

Mr. Eu's stable had three wins on Saturday, Rose Elect and Desert

setting new records. Ph was up on Navylight when it' casily won the Trinl Plate.

White both morning newspapers tip Navylight to win, the "Telegraph" and "China Mail" racing experts be- lieve that Rose Elect will catch the Judge's cyc.

the

JOCKEY INJURED

of stact Shurtly after the Mongolian Stakes, the first race to- day, G. W..Sewell was badly thrown by Geordie, his own pony.

He sustained such severe injuries that he removal to hospital in

necessitated. ambulance was

ភាព

MY.

Sewell was in the novice jockey and needed only one more win class

promotion.

The event was won by Marksman,

who made a remarkable sprint from the corner tu noce out Guinness Time a few yards from the finishing post.

DERBY SWEEP SALES

It was announced at 11 o'clock that the sale of tickets in the Derby Sweepstake will close at 2.30 p.m. At 10.30 am, the serial number was 654,940 and it is anticipated that by 2.30 p.m. about 570,000 tickets will A campaign is now in progress for have been sold. This will ensure a the purpose of fighting immoderate first prize of approximately $230,000, use of alcohol and tobacco, and In It is revealed that only 000,000

Valley

only

RODE

SINGLE COPY 10 CENTS

日光初月汇 $30.00 PER ANNUM

Tyre Leadership

has culminated in the

DUNLOP

Fort

The Tyre with 2000 teeth

to bite the road !

Ensuring the maximum of comfort, durability and, above all, safety.

THREE PALESTINE

WINNERS AT VALLEY

PLAN:

JEW DELEGATION

C. ENCARNACAO, who rode three winners at the opening day of the Annual Race meeting at Happy Valley.--Staff Photographer.

Shanghai Tension

NANKING'S "SILENT" DECLARATION OF WAR

Japanese Circle Settlement With "Live" Barbed-Wire

TOKYO, Feb. 26.

"WE CANNOT but announce a silent declaration of war against the Shanghai International Settlement, and British and French vessels which are nothing but an extension of the. Settlement in assisting the Chiang Kai-shek regime with the Yangtae as a base," declares a statement issued by the Japan- ese-sponsored Nanking Government, according to the "Domel News Agency."

JAPANESE TERRIFIC

AIR LOSS

The statement announces that the

detalle Nanking Government bas troops and militiamen round the Settlement 33 21 "precautionary measure against further outbreaks of terroristic demonstrations."

an

It odds: "We won't hesitate to brand British and French vessels and the International Settlement as Following the informal communica- Regarding the Tokyo report that

enemy if Britain and France don't tion, which was made a Saturday Japan is rubbing to build new nere reply to queries whether this carn- tickets were printed for this sweep,

reconsider a change in the attitude British morning, the

Ambassador planes, aviation experts here con-

so that total sales will leave

CHUNGKING, Feb. 27.

uf

the Chiang Kai-shek called on the Việc sinister

Assisting and sider that this is due to the urgent pain is aimed at the establishment

of prohibition in Germany, a

state-

about 30,000 in hand.

REVEALING THE TREMEN- handed a

regime," written Note the need for more aeroplanes.

to

Large squads of police and plain- It is officially claimed that 1.000 inent has been issued by the Reich

the DOUS strain on the Japanese Japanese Government.

Meanwhile, the Japanese authorities Japanese planes have been destroyed Public Health Board pointing out that clothes detectives were among

this Air Force, a spokesman of the in Shanghai are apparently dissatis- since the war started, including 221 in 1938, Germany spent seven milliord first to arrive at the

lukewarm measures of the Municipal Considerable reference to the shot down in log-fights, 170 destroyed reichmarks on alcohol and tobacco. morning and at 10.30 nm. there were Chinese Air Force in an inter-fed with what they describe as that The consumption ut these two more police than spectators. By border bombing incident was made on the ground, and 03 shot down by

commodities increases from year to eleven o'clock, however, the crowds view with the Central News Council, and the Council's reply to during the 9.30 p.m. Weekly News Chinese anti-aircraft guns,

disclosed that, since the begin-(the Jupunase requests.-Router. and is accompanied by

by a It is stated that the Japanese are year, letter broadcast by the Empire Short-

were beginning to grow.

Four persons were arrested as sus- ning of the war, the total num-

SETTLEMENT BESIEGED wave station at Daventry last night, anxious to build more planes in order corresponding Increase of

of damage to meet possible aerial attacks from enused by misuse of the two luxuries. pected pick-pockets on Saturday. ber of Japanese planes shot

Tientsin, Feb. 20. Siberia.United Press.

Such a course of development

down, destroyed, severely damag-

Japanese troops during the past must be checked, says the statement,

been days have

hurriedly ed, or otherwise lost reached the few unless, in an irresponsible manner, public health is to be jeopardised

high figure of 1,010 up to the erecting barricades and Installing live electric wires round the British and There La 110 question of

French Concessions here. obligation for total abstinence, or of

end of last year. the establishment of prohibition in Germany.

At the conclusion of the relay, the announcer at ZBW stated:

"To those of our listeners who heard the relay of the Weekly News! Letter from Daventry, we would ask! them to remember that the word 'Kowloon does not convey the same. meaning to listeners in England as it does to us here."

Cash Sweep Results

The announcement Instructions

was made on Postmaster- the from

The

following

numbers

General, Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones, who drawn at Happy Valley to-day:

said this morning:

"To residents at Home, the word 'Kowloon denotes the whole of the Kowloon Peninsula up to the border. "Residents in and near Hongkong

were

DIY

MONGOLIAN STAKES (IST RACE) Winner $1,000; Second $400; Third $250. For China Ponies Subscrip tion Griffins of this Meeting, About Half Mile 170 yards. Anharry's MARKSMAN 10

Wong)

1

3. Pote-hunt

a

The principles ndvocated against The misuse of alcohol and tobneco 15. Lelaka QUINNESS TIME 188 1b.. leaves the healthy adult free to live Mrs. B. Hall's MAGOGV Needs) moderately or abstemiously,

RACE 1

No. 1582 No. 1849 No. 2010

$112.70 212.20 10.10

Youth, however, is expected to re- frain from the use of alcohol and tobacco.

Won by length and half; two length. Time :—1,094. Pari-mutuel-Winner $0.00 Places $36.00; $9.00.

This figure, he said, represents a

Exits from the Concessions, through monthly loss of more than 50 planca which communication is now allow- throughout the eighteen months since

the Japanese

WON'T AGREE

LONDON, Feb. 26. THE EXECUTIVE of the Jewish Agency has decided to reject the British plan for the paci- fication of Palestine.

The proposals which the British Government will submit to the Palestine conference to- morrow are understood to have (been considered at a prolonged

meeting of the Arab delegates · last night.

The main feature of the proposals, it is understood, will be the sugges- tion of a round table conference to be held

the autumn on the lines of the round table conferences which pre- eeded the new constitutions in India and Egypt, and invitations to the conference will be issued by the King on behalf of the Government, not only to political representatives of Palestine und Britain, but also to constitutional experts.

It is suggested that the British representation also include members of the opposition parties, in order to place the future Palestine policy above party politics.

It is believed that British Govern- Iment has expressed the desire to see self-government established in Palestine, although it is clearly indicated that it does not favour im- mediate establišliment,

Subjects for discussion at the con- |ference would doubtless include not only those on which agreement has been found Impossible during the present tulee but also on the ques- tion of a treaty with Britain pro- viding safeguards for British interests in Palestine, and for the various communities.

Meanwhile, it is understood that i is proposed to extend the advisory and executive councils to include unofficial members, both Jew and Arab, nominated by the High Com- missioner. Unofficial members of the executive council, whose title

LATEST

Evacuation Order

Chungking, Feb. 26. The Government had ordered civi- llans to evacuate Chungking, Chengtu and Kwelyang.-United Press.

Soo Back Page For Further Late Nows

in

may be altered to the Council Ministers, may be Ministers without portfolio.

Enquiries

of

י

the start of hostilities in July, 1937., could be closed at a moment's

notice.-Reuter. current With the opening of the

alr force has

AMERICAN ATTITUDE FIRM farther suffered the loss of 24 planes,

IN SHANGHA! including fifteen heavy bombers of

Chungking. Feb. 27, the latest tyne recently bought from

conference circles Europe, bringing the grand total to The American consular authorities more than 1,030 machines.

in Shanghai are maintaining a firm suggest the immediate formation of un independent State in Palestine, Nor was the above figure an ex-attitude in regard to the Japanese and possibly suggest the immediate nggerated estimate, the spokesman demands on the Shanghai Municipal formation of

round table con- pointed out.

a matter of fact, the Council, according to Shanghai reference from delegates already as tralian Ponies, Griffins of this Meet-number tallies with that announced port quoting well-informed circles. London to disguss particularly rate-

Air Force, head-, by the Japonese

Details in this connection, how- guards for British Interests and the) quarters on January 20 Inst them-ever, cannot be ascertained. Cite's CANDLELIGHT 153 jb.

1 J. Pole-Hunti

selves, which stated that 710 military It is learned that

American Mr. Clarence E. Chau Bros.“ TRIUMPHANT DAY 165 lb.

and nuval planes were lost and 300 Consul-General, Mr. (B. L.) 2

more were damaged and rendered Gauss and other officials in the con- (V. V. Noeda) 3 Dynasty' RING'S HERALD 181 b.

unfit for service during the period. sulate have been working overtime

As a result of rumours that the Won by many lengths; three lengths,

day and night to maintain close con- Timu-301,"

221 SHOT DOWN

con tact with Washington, reminiscent of British Government had accepted the Independent Annlysing this ngure, the spokes- the conditions during the Bino Arab demand at the Palestine ¿Continued, on Page 43 that of the total of JRusness hostililles in 1992 and 1997, ference, and that an man revealed

.....(Continued on :Page:4)..

----Central Notes.

At the forthcoming Reich congresa, Perth PLATE (2ND RACE) listening to the Weekly News Letter 2072, 2042, 2159, 1487 1109, 845, 1309, 1439

Unplaced ponies (850 each): Now. 1030, it la intended to inaugurate popular

Section. Winnor $1,000; First from Daventry last night might have 2008, 37, 706, 2003, 160, 622, 1523, 2714, 827, discussion on these problems with thought it was a continuation of the 1038, 2005. 137.

the object of putting a stop in due Second $400; Third $260. For Aus dally news and might have gathered

course to any increase in the con- the impression that a very recent

sumption of these Injurious luxuries. ing. One Mile. bombing had taken place in Kowloon

-Trans-Ocean. itself.

decided Therefore, I broadenst the statement to correct all local misapprehension."

10

NOTHING TO ADD Approached by the "Telegraph" this morning the Colonial Secretary! · stated that he had nothing to add to the "Domel” stätement.

RACE Z

81.414.00

404.00***

202.00

No. 3100 No. 1402 No. 125 Unplaced ponies (450 each): Nos, 2023, 1818.” 2934, JÕNU, 158,` INGA, 902, 1979, 3033.

RACE 3

No. 1759

No. 04

$1.678 00 479.50 No. 3400

239.50 Unpines pontex (§30.vochi): Nox, 2417, |351; 1120, 2378, 142, 612,

Pati-Muskel-Winnéer

404.10

Places

NORMA SHEArer improviNG

Hollywood, Feb. 20. Norma Shearer, who is ill, is re parted to be much improved to-day.

Mr. E Tong-sen's Chiltern, which was Her temperature was down to 100, fancied for this event, proved frisky at and she had a better night-Reuter, }; -- (Continued on Paye 12.).

$10.00; 13.00: #15.10.

the

communities in' Palerung/Router.N

PREMATURE

Jeruantem, Feb. 20