1939-11-07 — Page 29

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 7, 1939.

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OCT-11

U.B.BEER

LIGHT & DARK

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Russian Leader Addresses Mass Parade, Says- NEUTRALS WILL BE DRAGGED

INTO

750 Million People at War

MOSCOW, Nov, 6 (UP).——— M. Molotoff, discussing hos- tilities in the Far East said that 570,000,000 approximately

people, "in one degree or an- other, have been dragged into the Imperialist' 'war' in Asia,” during the past three years.

The Sino-Japanese war, he said, has accounted for mil- lions of human victims and has destroyed soveral thousand villages in China,

"What is more, no end of there bloody sacrifices and frightful hardships is yet in sight,"

Approximately 750 millions are being dragged into the war in the West,” thus half the population of the world is now engaged in war.

"That is tho principal 'achievement' which a capital- ist world has shown this day, he.concluded.

Rugby

Club "A" XV To Play Royal Engineers

following

The

EUROPEAN

CONFLICT

A GENERAL WAR in Europe, into which the smaller neutral nations will be drawn, appears inevitable.

More than half the entire population of the world is now at war.

The Anglo-Franco-Turkish Pact of Mu- tual Assistance has heightened the possibi- lity of an increase in the area of conflict.

Russia will remain neutral.

The workers of Russia, however, have been summoned to protect the Chinese nation against imperialist invaders, to act against those who are for continuation of war, and loudly to demand that husbands, sons and brothers be brought back from the trenches,"

Cricket Comments

(By "R. Abbit")

(Continued from Page 6.)

a very nice knock, and J. L, C. Pearce jand Perry got a few. With a score of 199 for four declared, the Club should have won on their heads, but they did not!

RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) Sanders and O'Neil Shaw

From the Studio

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H. K. T.

12.15 p.. Short Service of Inter- cession.

13.30 Londra Palladium Orchez- ira and Hubert Elsdell (Tenor).

1.0 Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

The

MILA

1.03 Sandy Powell, Brothers and Boy Fox and His Or chestra.

1.30

Weather Forecast and

Reuter and Rugby Press,

1.45 2.15

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7,0 London Relay~~"Music'in thei~* Morning. Variety Programme.

7.30 Closing local Stock Quota- tions.

Rakes Of

The bowling was lucking in fire and spin. McLellan was on the short ments. Iside, and, (a criticism I heurd) the

Navy bats were not sufficiently sisiiful | to touch any of the dangerous ones on the off, However that may be, It was sheer bad watching that lost the game, na Tel, Coles, who played gallantly for 57, was dropped onca at slip, once in the gully and no less than three times off chances of c. &

rather more, than any man's fair share of luck. On the other hand These are the highlights in a speech by Lawrence caught a magnificent catch M. Molotoff, the Soviet Foreign Commissar,

left handed, high up, to dismiss Birkett. But the Navy fought a who addressed a mass rally in Moscow rearguard action and played cut time.

Combined Units Win yesterday on the anniversary of the birth of

AN "A" Civil Service team- the Soviet Republic.

it was rather a Betâ minus really MOSCOW, Nov.

-was badly beaten by an eleven 6 (Reuter). The "im- of the Combined Units which Report and Announcements. perialist policy of the capitalist Powers" was included some excellent cricketers. Sanders (Barlione) and E. O'Neil denounced in violent terms by M. Molotoff, the with 631-14-6 in bowling, and Fair (Easthopo Martin), Fairings, Soviet Foreign Commissar, in a speech at a the 63 runs required by playing a Ballad-Monger,

Patterson made sure of hitting off

meeting in Moscow to-day.

..

very solld inning.

7.32 An Trialı Programnit, The Fairy Tales of Ireland (Eric Coates), Essle Acklund (Contralto); Clonmell-Jig, Macon's Apron-Reel, Frank Murphy (Ac- cordeon); The Kerry Dance (Malloy) Green Islo Of Erin (Bingham The Irish Organist-Medley (arr.} Roeckel), John McCormack (Tenor);

Casey), Terance Casey (Organ).

8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather

8.03 Studio-Recital by Vistor

Sanders (Baritone),

8.30

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Ratcliffe was at the top of his form shaw (Plano); 1. Four Songs of the

Langley Fair, Jock the Fiddler, The Victor Sanders; Other Cricket

2. Plano Solo (Selected). E. O'Nell Shaw: 3. Two Songs by Frederick M. Molotoff declared that capitalist Powers, unable to find tice game, and I was glad to see Sweeting, Victor Sanders; 4. A Sex- THE K.C.C. had a Club prac-Keel, Full Fathom Five, My Sweet any other way out of their internal difficulties, had driven more than half of the world's population into a murderous war which R. E. Lee turning out again. geant of the Line (Squire), The But E. C. Fincher and N. A. E. Deathless Army. (Trelere), Victor is now trying to extend and spread over the whole world.

Mackay were still absentees. team has been It could not be said that the The manifesto also states that for chosen to represent the Hongkong final limits of the war had yet over two years the Japanese im- The Club second got beaten by Dream Dances. London Falladium R.U.F.C. "A" XV in a game against been drawn.

perialists had been torturing China, the Central British School by two Orchestra the Royal-Engineers to-morrow-at Happy Valley, commencing at 5 p.although, there might have been

On the contrary, it was true that who-was-fighting-for-her-fudepon- wickets. They had their beat team Greenwood,

out but could make only 115, and I

8.40 Mozart Quartet "In E Flatzt: bet in poker: ¡dence. AF. Walkden, H. van Loeuwen, hiteles, such as failure in the attempt the workers to protect the Chinese School has a pretty strong side this

It adds: "The Comintern summons am coming to the conclusion that the Major. Pro Arte Quartet.

9.05 Studio-Caniments un Recent D. H. Hamilton, M. G. Carruthers, C. to draw the Soviet into the war, nation against Imperialist invaders. year. A. M. Odell seems consistent Events. F. Needham; A. H. R.. Butcher (Captain), R. Rutherford; J. Modic, "we have shown that we rely on our It summons the workers to act with the bat. I hope to have a look F. Burford, R. E. Heasman, J. Roscoe, own judgment and not that of others." against those who are for continuat them in action some day soon.

aflon of wár, and loudly to demand Mora Sour Grapes

that husbands, sons and brothers, be AL Moloton added thai the belll-brought back from the trenches.” gerent Powers were now attempting to increase the number of their allies

E. W. Stout, B. O'M. Deane, P. F. Wanklyn and R. G. Castleton.

KING'S COMING SOON

WHEN I ESCAPE..

"Soon-shall bo Ireet Free to five, free to clasp, the, woman's love. Free

to meet my enemy

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sword-poin!!"

IDWARD SUAIL

The Alertader Duma's Cinese

THE MAN

IN THE

IRON MASK

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JONI

HAYWARD BENNEST

WARREN WILLIAM. JOSIPH SCHILDKRAUT ALAN HALL

Dasted by JAMES WHALE Lorewolky by George Brace -

by drawing neutral powers to their ald.. Those efforts, he declared had met with some success.

It was well-known that serious pro- blems had been created in this respect by the Anglo-Franco-Turkish Pact.

The struggle had developed and was drawing certain Balkan coun-

Volunteer Cricket

THERE HAD been a certain amount of criticism of the very weak team the Volunteers had turned out on the Sunday

STRIKERS before last against a strong

MARCH

Army side. Last Sunday I was glad to see they had a very fair side: out, though, of course, at a pinch they could put out a team to beat anything in the Colony. The Navy were not

against a total of 145 they could only manage 32 thanks to a fine bowling performance by F. R. Zimmern.

L.B.W.

tries into the war as well as some Emergency Police Out strong enough to hold them, and

Scandinavian countries.

Britain and France were doing everything to foster and prolong the war In order 10 exploit it for strengthening their domination of the world and Colonial Empire.

In Kowloon

7

9.30

9.15 London Relay-The News.

The Kentucky Minstrels. 9.45 Selections from Musical Comedy.

Princess

Night," "The Gold Diggers of Broad- Charming, "Glamorous way," "Home and Beauty," "On Your Tocs."

10.15 Dance Music. 11.0 Close down.

Air Training Schools In S. A.

Union's Serious War Preparations

By arrangement with the British LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter).- Government, special training

EMERGENCY UNITS and special police were called out in Kowloon shortly before noon to-day when I RECEIVED an enquiry about three hundred strikers at the Chung the 1b.w. rule yesterday which It was also well-known that some itwa Printing Works Powers were only, using the pretext through the streets to Austin Road. time to time heard, the question marched rather suprised me. I have from of neutrality as a mask for shielding According to a report, the strikers their attempts to foster war, from were marching to the residence at of applying the changed 1.b.w. which they expected to derive huge 111 Austin Boad of Mr. To Yue-sun, rule to the leg side as well as the schools for airmen are being profts at the expense of the belliger wealthy Shanghal laipan. It is un-off side of the wicket discussed, established in various parts of ent peuples, their sufferings, sacriderstood that their purpose was to but, so far as I know, it has never South Africa. fices and impoverishments. ·

ask of hir. Tu to mediate in the got much further than that. My dispute between atrikers sud Partition Of The World

correspondent seemed to think that Training of pliots, observers, management at the printing works. there were some active proposals photographers and machine-gunners | The war bad become more violent their march, police reinforcements ed one number of the Crickeer this there is intense activity in

As soon as the strikers set out on going before the M.C.C. I have miss-will be conducted on a large scale and ns the imperialistic Powers had lost were hurried to the route, and the year, but apart from this al hope of improving their internal, marchers were intercepted before think I can have overlooked any such

do not Ordnance Department.

Making situation, and were therefore they reached their destination. tempting to carry out a new partition;

proposal if it tended to definite action, of the world in

They dispersed peacefully when or even official discussion as opposed favour of the

the police arrived and subsequently to nendemic discussion. I fear con strongest imperialist power.

marched back to their factors.

siderations of space will oblige me to | defer a consideration of the Idea until

next week.

M. Molotoff procceded that the power and authority of the Soviet Union were becoming more and more! evident.

The annexation of Eastern Poland had been one of the greatest auc-f cesses of the Soviet's foreign polley.

The Soviet would be proud of

alism.

OSLO POWERS BEGIN TALKS

these succesAcs and would remain, COPENHAGEN, Nov. 8. (Reuter). faithful to the principles of its policy-A conference of the Osio Powers, of peace and proletarian internation-with the exception of Luxemburg, opened to-day to discuss problems To-day the "leaders of capitalism," connected with neutrality.. notably those of the most powerful The first day's discussions were of nutious, bore the responsibility of the a technical and jurkien nature, crime of the present war.

By tanning the Gamer and doing

their best to prolong it, they con- Kowloon Golf

tinued to betray the masses of people.

in à criminal way by navèrting - that|

the aim of the war was the pro-

tection of democracy.

Appeal For Aid To China

M. Molotoff concluded: We know that our successful policy of ponce is the best polley for the Soviet, We must continue this policy, without any deviation.""

Captain's Cup Competition

Tennis

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the announcement, Empire Section of the Press Bureau adds that South Africa is preparing with the utmost seriousness for a possibly active share of the war.

Adequate arrangement for tho constal defence of South Africa are made.

INDIGESTION

Stopped in 5 minutes!

Amazing evidence of the remarkable speed with which indigestion and stomach pains can be stopped has been revealed by medical experimenta and X-ray SHANGHAI, Nov. 7, (Reu-photographs of actual cases. These tor)The Philippines Davis Magnesia to be the quickest-acting and prove the Ingredients of "Disurated" Cup tounis team, Felicisime mas effective known to medical science, Ampon and Amado Sanchez, uroDisurated Magnesia in a little water giving an exhibition here to-day.produced complete relief in cases where Ampon is meeting Lewis Carson, entirely. the Shanghai champion, and "Blaurated" Magnesia 15 Sanchez is playing V. T. Wang, troubles-it neutralises the harmful Reis

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Playing in the Kowloon Golf Club runner-up. Captain's Cup competition over the The stay of the Filipinos in Shang- week-end the following players hai will be brief. They arrived this qualified:

Get - "Bleurated' - Magnesia; powder" be, morning at 10 o'clock and; will be Įtablets – from: your shembelagong atory A. E. Davies, 79-078, and W. C. leaving to-morrow at 6.30 a.m. on

to-day, but be sure to look for thiĝovai Simpson, 82÷74.,

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