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Friday, HONGKONG TELEGRAPH October 20, 1939.

MILITARY Crown Rent

FUNERAL

Hearing

SWEDE RELEASED

Pelping, Oel 10.

The funeral of Ft.-Lieut. RAC.

George Soderbam, life-long Swedish Allin, of the Royal Air Force, took

Cemetery, After appearing in answer to resident of Inner Mongolia, has been pluce at the Protestant yesterday, with full military honoure, summons in the Ping Shan Land released after three months' imprison

Cour! yesterday, Thomas

hend- PH. Licut Allin was drowned in the Ofer

Kalgan quarters, despatches from swimming pool of the United Ser Henry Gordon Brayfield was in- ment in Japanese military vicos Recreation Club on Wednes-formed that the summons had been state.

dismissed

It is stated that one of the terms of Juy.

Brayfeld was summoned to show his release is that he shall not leave The corlege left the Royal Nava!!

warrant should not Mengchiung territory. Hospital headed by a detachment of cause why a

Soderbom was arrested on suspleton 40 men from the Royal Air Force, be Insued for the recovery of $115.23 followed by a firing party and the Crown Rent by attachment and sale. thai he was working in the interents court, he was of an unnamed third Power, I is band of the Royal Scots. Rev. D:On arrival at the Rosenthall took the service after Informed by the Assistant Land learned reliably that that Power Barrow, that the was supposed to be Britain, suspicion which three volleys were fired over) Dileer, Mr. J.

เย dismissed

the having rested on him because a num- the grave and the "Last Post" and unumons

ber of his guests at Kwelhun had been "Reveille" sounded.

Britons, including Lieutenant Cooper, who was arrested in Kalgan when he went there from Pelping to see Leu- tenant-Colonet Spear, the British Military Attache Uren detained.

Soderbom's house In Kweihun has for years been a caravanseral for foreign travellers of all intonalitics who have visited the hotelless city. Soderbuin's release appears to have been on amicable affair, as it is re

Among those present were 14. Cindr

EX

amount had been pakd.

Mr. Brayfield: You should have

P. 11. Matheson, representing the Come notlded me by telephone or letter. inander-in-Chief of the China Squadron,

Mr. Burrow: Ibm very sorry 10 Capt, It. E. T. St. John, representing have troubled you. I un sorry, but General Offers Commanding, Major

1. Ventakt, Secretary of the United Ser- you stiould have used your cominon- vices itecreation Club, representing sense. President and members, Group Captain

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Mr.. Brayfield painted out to Mr. 1 M.K. Brown, representing the leysi Air Force, and several brother omcers. Burrow that he received a summons Wreaths were sent by Major-Gen. A. E. dated October 11. Ils cheque was Craselt and Staff Oncers, Headquarters paid on October 13 and delivered at China Command; Heila and letty Pestonji; Members of the Bergeante Riens,noon on October 14. The sym claimed Kat Tak: Capt. C. H. Davics: Capt. Allis, became automatically due for payported that he has been asked to lend ILA.FA Jonh Benih: Far East Flying ment on October 13, on which date Japanese expedition into

Inuer ing School Officers of the Hong the cheque was drawn. The receipt Mongolia in a search for Nestorian re Regiment, Hongkeng Bingapore Artillery: 11 Chor-chi: Pterident and members, was dated October 10,

mains, about which he is well inform- USRC loyal Air Force tendquarters, Mr. Brayfield: I appear in personel-Reuter. Kni Tak; Far East Aviation Companyut a very grievous loss of time, which

Mamak and

Sven Hedin, famous Swedish ex- Company: European and Chinese Staff. Mongkok Pulice Station; has considerably disorganised myplorer and writer spent 30 years visit- Cornmander-in-Chief Officers and Men, offer as my partner und sentoring the less known parts of the

Squadron: Sad. Leader 11. T.'

Central Denneiti . E. Bedell: All ranks, Lidssistant are an occasional duty with globe. His chief field was dlesex hepiments Stat. Als Ministry: the need forces of the Colony. Aata. Among his books is one dealing would have sent a legal practitioner [with Tibet, "The Conquest of Tibet, Directorate, 11. A. F. Staff, Kal Tak; and Mrs. MeNell: Messrs. Din Bros to appear on my behalf but I belleva 1034." Flight Omerrn, Kal Tak; tr. E.

exercised and you would have Farmer; Lt. Col. D. J. McDougall

leers, Royal Scots: All ranks, Royal right under the law of disallowing Scals: All Hanks, Royal Air Force, Kalis appearance.

Tak; Fortress Royal Engineers: Warrant

Olcers a Sergeants, Royal Scots; Mother; Dr. and Min. J. Smalley: Counell and Members. Hongkong Asociatiin; tuyal Air Force Hend.1 quarters, Kal Tak

Mr. F. M. Choung

Many relatives and friends of the late Mr. Francisco Meudunca Cheun attended his funeral at the Catholic Cemetery yesterday, Angelis officiating.

Rev. IL

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"There is not the rush for men as

NE of the discussions at this there was in the last war and people year's meeting of the British contemplating leaving for Home are Association was on the problem advised to find out they can obtain Deniden the family.

a job in Britain before leaving the mourners, those of, pain. present were Mrs. M. Hun, Mrs. is. Veiga,Į

Colony," the Secretary of State hud Mrs. A. Bew, Miss Santos, Mrs, M. Brown,

tribute to Sir James advised, he said. hirs. 11. frown, Mrs. J. E. Brown, Mr. MacKenzie, specialist on heart dis- and irs. C. de Schipper, Mira 31. leases, who died in 1926, two days) Loracon Messin. C. M. Xavier, after be hat written Pol, J. Thomas... ew.

It was

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A wreath from the bereaved family was sentences of a book describing his Burled with the casket, Floral tributes study over Ave years of the progress specialised people in the Colony was were from "Wife and Children" Richard of the disease of the heart from being considered at present. At most and Dickie, Aggle and Ivy, Marin Dint, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Which he himself died.

only a very small number would be Schipper, 11. Yappe, Mr. Ying. Fui Lin.

Asspelution met at. Dundee required for scrvice with highly iterion. Morrie, A. Zuark. E. P. Iol, Br, and, as usual the programmine ranged specialised corps.

Buizen, hir, and M. F. 1. Brown over a wide variety of subjects. Won Lok.

Virginia Villacarlos

The

In Great Britain calling up of men LAUNDRY SORTING

was being carried out according to One, for example, related to thenge groups, the spokesman pointed The funeral of Virginia (Gene) sorting process in foundries, which out.

Some sort of a recruiting office Villacarlos took place yesterday of as described by Miss M. M. Mellis

might be established in Hongkong. the Catholic Cemetery. Rev. H. de the psychology section.

Major 11. 11. Mayo, inventor of the this matter at present being under Angells officiating. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Villacarlos, she fell picic-u-buck aircraft, read a paper on the consideration of the Government,

of her home in the Transatlantic air service, and from the window Chung Ning Street. Tokwanwan, onr. 11. E. Wimperis, president of the engineering section, discussed the Wednesday.

No recruiting for regular infantry Besides her porents. those who attended possibilities of speed in man-flown

forres would be carried out in the the service were Mesken. A Vital. A. Finachines.

The presidentiaf addrest- Castilho, J. Contithe, M

of Pro-, Colony. Delgado, F. X. Delgado, 14. Delgado, Sfessor Sir Albert C. Seward was on Applications to leave the Colony Delgado. J. Antiquia.

Abouquet from the renthe ware Mists of Ages."

was InThe

Western Isles through the would be considered Individually. terred with the

"People in the Colny are not los A discussion on the assessment of Ing their jobs on becount of the war

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Not Losing Their Jobs

nud Alice, Anna Alvar had Lena Browns, Professor D. Burns, Profesor E. Pas is the case in Malaya," he pointed Raymond Devaux, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cathcart spoke on "Fitness for What?" out. Manalat, Mr. and Mi, 1. Mackectuate, Mr. and Sir John Orr on nutrition.

and M. F. P. Laurel and family, Mra, E. Cantro and family, Mr. and Mrz, A. V Ferides and family. Mr. J. Brown, Dr. "Some

Mr. W. H. N. Hotopf talked on

characteristic

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and the Staff of Far East Oxyger and Acetylene Co. Ltd.

interests

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Debate

Washington, Oct, 18.

every

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by a German pliot, is told in the "Westfalische Landes Zeitung.' STATEMENT that he made The German, who claimed to have counterfeit half-crowns ut shot down a British reconnaissance This home "while the missus and plane said that the British pilot was Thirteen Democratic members of kids were asleep" was said at dying almost on the the Senate Foreign Relations Com- West Ham recently to have been used every small hill and house and

slope to mitted to-day sccepted in principle made by an unemployed man. his pursuer. the formula for modifying the ship- Though be inslated that his wife "It was such a ernzy adventure that ping restrictions in the Administra- WAR innocent und never

which when tlon's Neutrality Bill under

present sometimes both of us were only two the coins were made, both yards above the ground. The English- United States merchant ships will be husband and wife, Emanuel Ernest man actually flew between trees and permitted to trade with belligerent John Everett (42), and Rebecca was sure he was going to tear off powers in certain designated areas in Everett (41), of Vincent Street, roof tops as he rushed past at nearly the Pacific and South Atlantic but Canning Town, were committed for 200 miles an hour." not to Include arms and ammunition trial on esining charges.

Finally the plane tell in a potato

or implements of war in their cargoes. Mr. B. G. Saywell (prosecuting) feld and caught fire,

Senator Tom Connally said the said Everest and his wife and five of The German sald he saw three plan will probably be that the Pre- their reven children lived in two Englishmen get clear, and one of sident, could halt trade in a certain rooms.

them waved to him and shook his area whenever "war is dangerous to When offers visited the flat and hands above hilt head as if to indicate shipping."

told the couple that it was believed that it had been a fair fight. The question of shipping to Ber-counterfeit coins were being made muda has yet been settled. It is be-there, Everell said, "You are right; lieved that the trans-Atlantic flying here they are, and handed over four services will be restricted to passen-counterfeit half-crowns. Her services only, thereby including Mrs. Everelt produced Bermudo.

crowns, each one wrapped in tissue Senator Van Nuys on is to propose paper, from her apron pocket and a monterium for debts oyed to the said, "1 was only trying to hide United States Government by ship-them."

39 half-

ping companies whose revenue, pend- In court Everett said, "All I wish ing the Neutrality Bill, would be to say is that my wife is innocent." sharply curtailed or eliminated.---- Mrs Everett, who said, "I am not United Press.

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