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EDITOR

St. John's Cathedral Fair

The Editor.

Hongkong Telegraph. Sir,-Will all your renders who: (1) Are interested in St. John's Cathedral;

(11) Like the atmosphere of on old-fashioned English Fair:

(HJ) Are planning any functiun of any kind, offelal, sporting, or philanthropic (because we do not want to clash with them) —

in fact, will all your renders kindly note that the Cathedral Fair will take pince on November 25 at Volun- teer Headquarters.

Further detalls' of the attractions,! which it is hoped, will make this one) of the outstanding events of 1930 will,†

POLICE SMASH SHANGHAI DOPE RING

7

Asked To Aid Cupid

Hitch In Malaya

Officer's Romance

NO WAR PROFITS RADIO

TAXES FOR U.S.

SPECIAL TO THE "TÈLEGRAPH"

tions, Troops.

the

ZBW, 355 metres (845 kc.c.) and WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, (UP).-A | 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) meeting of the House Ways and Means "Bub-Committee, charged with 0.00 A Variety Programme with SHANGHAI Nov,

re-examining the Federal Reserve Max Miller, Moreton and Kaye, Hilde- structure, refused to consider war gando, the Hill Bilies and Others. (UP)The French Police

LONDON, Nov. 7 (Router).—

0.50 Closing Local Stock Quota- to-day smashed one of the An appeal to Mr. Leslie Hore-profits taxes.

The Chairman, Mr. Jere Cooper, Belisha, the War Minister, tomaid: "We are not in the war and biggest dopo rings in years

7.00 London Relay For when they arrested 60

help a Malaya officer's romance do not expect to be in war; there- Chinese Including

end in wedding bells will be made fore, there is no question of war two

profits taxes arising now." Koreus. and also

in the House of Commons on con- fiscated an undisclosed, but November 14. believed to be large amount of morphine.

Those arrested are be lleved to be members of gangs working in the Tatao which arc honey- combed by dope concerns.

areas

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by your kindness, be revealed later. NEW BORROWING|

For the moment will your readers | plete book the dute November 25, 1930.

J. 1. WILSON,

S.P.C. Drive

Sir,The Bridge and

DEAN,

POWERS FOR TREASURY

LONDON, Nov. 7 (Reuter),The Mahjong House of Commons in adopted n Drive organised by The Women'salution which the National Loans Auxiliary S.P.C. resulted in a profit Bull will be based. of $350 and we should be grateful!

If you would allow us through the Exchequer, explained that it

Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the colunins of your paper to extend our thanks to all those who so kind-powers the Treasury to borrow as juder the War Loan Acts in the last ly contributed to this success.

ᎪᏒᏆ . We wish first to thank the Press The resolution will empower the for very generous pubilety, the Hon. Treasury to borrow any sums required Mr. M. K. Lo, Mrs. Y. K. Chow, Mrs. for the year ending March 31, 19407 C. C. Willson, Birs. L Shu Fan,blus £250.000.000 and any required Whiteaway Laidlaw's, Cheong Hing, for repayment of maturing securities. The terms of the proposed toan will Fruiterer of Nathan Rd., the Kowloon Furniture and Electric Store, Cheong, be decided at the time of issue, Iling, Fruiterer of Hongkong and the Peninsula Hotel who

Buve

prizes, Mrs. R. C. Benvun for the

ease

Mr. Morris, member for North Unregistered

Salford, wit ank it the War Minister is aware that the Director of Move- ments in the War Office has refused to grant Miss Joan' Richardson an exit permit in order to fly to Singapore to inarry Lieut. D. E. D. Morris, and whether Mr. liore-Belisha will recon- alder the decision,

It is stated that Miss Richardson is, perfectly prepared to run the risk, if there is any question of danger.

Tried To Snatch Handbag

sald

Usurer Charged

A Concert Party Enteriałument. 1.20 Danco Music. 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report und Announcements,

8.01 London Relay-Talk by Vis. count Halifax.

8,15 Studio-Farewell Recital by Eva Turner' (Soprano), with A. T. Lay at the Plano,

Linn Cho, 30-year-old woman, 1. (a) Yes Just So (Bach); (b) residing in Tam Kurn Road, was Over the Mountains (arr. Roger charged before Mr. Hinsworth at Quilter); (c) Standchen (Richard Kowloon Magistracy this morning|Strauss); (d) Young love lies sleep- with bring an unregistered money-Ing (Somervell); (c) The Plague of lender. She is alleged to have car-love (Arne)........Eva Turner; 2. Piano ried on business between March 1938 Interlude....A. T. Lay; 3. (a) A and August 1930.

Brown Bird Singing (Haydn Wood);

Defendant was remanded on bail (b) One Morning Oh

carly

of $400 for a week, when the case (Dlack); (e) Miniature Suite (Huris- will be heard by Mr. Macfadyen. tone); (1) Belis; (1) Blossoms; (KI)

Det.-Sgt. J. Allen prosecuted.

Dreams; (iv) Darkness; (v) Morning ....Eva Turner,

Shrapnel Wound

In Left Eye

9.05 Studlo Commenta on Cur- rent Events.

8.45 Compositions of Sir Edward German.

9.15 London Relay-The Newa 8.30 Beethoven-Sonata in F Sharp Major, Op. 78.

4296

Lau Ho-chuen, 23, unemployed, by Mr. Himsworth was given six months' hard labour

at Kowloon Magistracy this morning for attempt- far to snaich a handbag from a woman in Shanghal Street, yester Japanese attack in Shuntak dis- Said to have been wounded during

Egon Petri (Plano). day.

Sub-Inspector Whelan

9.40 Schumann Sóngs, * the trict, Chinese, territory, about a

9.55 Beethoven-Symphony No. 9; and shouted for month age, Weng Kee-shan, 24, was woman struggled assistance when defendant tried to admitted to the Tung Wah Eastern In D Minor, Op. 125 ("Cheral"),

Felix Hospital yesterday, after making his

Weingartner and Vienna snatch the bag.

Defendant was arrested by a Chin-way to Hongkong, suffering from a Philharmonic Orchestra.

11.00 London Relas-"Matters of ese detective who happened to be in shrapnel wound in the left eye.

Moment.' a nearby pawn shop. The bag and contents were valued at $50.

11.15 Close Down.

Four Men Charged

With Robbery

.*

Embargo Against

Mrs. Roosevelt!

NAZIS DOWN OWN PLANE

To Rofund Securities SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Nov. 7 (UP)In the bottle of Perfume and the Hongkong House of Commons, The Chancellor

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" Brewery and Distillery Ltd. for a of the Exchequer, Sir John Simon,"

ROME, Nov. 7 (UP).—Signor Mus- of H. B. Beer, the British introduced a national loans resolution

AMSTERDAM, solini's newspaper, "Popolo d'Italia,!

Nov. 7 (Reu- Charged with robbing Tsang Siu-in a front page editorial, snid:

"Anter).-It is reported from Hamburg American Tobacco Co. for cigarettes, empowering the Treasury to borrow wing, junk master, while in British einbargo on Mrs. Roosevelt would be that anti-aircraft gunners shot down Tai Wo (or sweet, Lee Wing Kee for additional fundu hot exceeding waters on November 4. Wong Chol, flowers, and the Peninsula Hotel for £250,000,000 to supply any sums 51, and four junk fokis, Wong Fult, the United States to take to remain

a great precautionary measure" for one of their own planes to-day.

A German machine had lost its carda.

required for refunding maturing 20, Wong Hel, 24, Wong Yau, 27. out of this war.

way and trespassed over a forbidden We thank also Dolly Varden, the securities,

and Wong Lin, 22, appeared before Y.M.C.A.. Mrs. Yule, Mrs. Woo and lie explained that the

Mr. Himsworth at Kowloon Magis-

Under concentrated fire of several

powers

zone.

all the Members of the Auxiliary would te skuilur to the War ons tracy this morning when they were BELGIANS SHOOT batterier, the machine was hit and

for helping so splendidly with the Act in the last war and would enable remanded for three days.

selling of tickets, Ishbel Woo for citizens to make modest contributions. The loot comprised $65 in money,ATNAZI-PLANES presenting the bouquet, Mr. Dimond rough national savings certificates. Jewellery, clothing and 100 colties, of

with representatives of Braziliun ex-

porters who proposed an agreement regarding mest

of the Peninsula for his Un

help and courtesy and the following

It is learned that the Ministry of rice. Goods has initiated conversations

for donations:

Thief Runs Into

Mrs. Kirby ....

$0

Mrs. C. E. S. Dobbs

$3

Sir Henry Pollock

£0

Brazil.

shipments from Policeman's Arms

Anon.

$10 For the Committee,

MARY GOULD.

Brussels, Nov, 7, (Reuter).—It is reported that Belgian A.A. guns were in pelion to-day against German, planes flying in the region of Linge; Malines and Brussels.

crashed,

The airmen escaped by parachute.

Volunteers Rush To Colours

LONDON, Nov. 7, (Reuter)-—--Be- tween 70,000 and 80,000 men have

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A Chinese coolie. Wan Kwan, em- Running Into the arms of a police ployed at the Royal Naval Dockyard, man when being hotly pursued by a was removed to the Queen Mary stated Mr. Leslie Hore-Belisha, the Hon. Sec. Women's Auxillary.

Kowloon, died

at the Kowloon woman from whom he had snatched Hospital yesterday suffering from War Minister, in the House of Com- Hospital this morning as a result of parcel of banknotes, Yeung Iu, 30,

to the face and chest mens to-day. Answers To Correspondents being crushed between a shed and unemployed, was sentenced to four received when a pot of boiling soup a 30 cwt. dritm of mining cable. The months hard labour and recommend was accidentally upset on her in her To three Correspondents.--Publica body was later removed to the ed for banishment by Mr. Edwards home. tion of lottery results is illegal-Ed. Kowloon Mortuary,

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"Don't you want their guns off, marshal?“

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AT THE

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·Screen Play by Sam Me

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TO-MORROW

KING'S

ut Central Magistracy this morning

for the theft of $35 and $300 in LONDON, Nov. 7 (UP)-Sir John

Chinese currency from Chang Li- Simon's National Loan resolution was) chan, 31, married woman, in Kau unanimously, adopted in the House of U Fong yesterday.

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VISCOUNT GORT IN FRONT LINES

count Gort, Commander-in-Chief of LONDON, Nov. 7, (Reuter).—Vis-

the British Field Forces, went up to the front lines this evening from headquarters und examined the dis- positions.

Lt.-Col. H. L. Murrow, general manager of the "Hongkong Dally

·SVOR robbed of his Leich camera, valued at $150, yesterday. The camera was left in a car parked outside No. 6 Duke Street, Kowloon Tong.

Colliding with an ARP, appllen- Hon-form box at the entrance to West Point police station yesterday, when!

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