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Friday, December 15, 1939. Wyndham St., Hongkong

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The wi putation; and their products this year are as fascinating, ingen-th 100ious, and topical us ever.

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Industrial RESIDENTS BACK

School

Hon. Mr. R. A. C. North Pays Visit To Aberdeen

FROM TRIP TO SOUTH SEAS

December 20, 1939.

Britain Keeps Word

Lendon, Dec. 10. Tha 8,300-Lon O.S.K. freighter After an enjoyable eight weeks

Maru, the Arst Japanese round trip to the South Seas, a nu steamer to carry goods of German

Sanyo ber of Hongkong residents returned The remarkable progress and

the Order-in-Council for the blockade achievements of the Aberdeen Indus- by a British atomer yesterday. The following the enforcement of trini School during the past twelve steamer, made its rat round trip out German exports, galled from here It is under- months drew forth high praise from the Solomon Islands via Intermedialeen route home to-day. Hon. ir. E. A. C. North, Secretary Ports, having taken over the run of stood that by permitth the Sanyo for Chinese Affairs, who is the chair-

They were Mr. and Mrs. Toy Grant Government have confirmed their Moru to carry its cargo, the British an of the board of managers of the school, when he and Mrs. North paldof Butterfeld mit Swire, Mr. and previous underfalding to pay special avit on Monday and inspected the Mrs. A. R. J. White of Jardine consideration to goods purelunged from Matheson and Co., Ltd, and the Germany prior to the enforcement son, Mr. G. Duncan, of Loxley and of the blockade. Company Mr. B. R. Rasmussen, of

varitum depretinents.

Mr. P. Flippance of the Botanical and Forestry Department was also present and the visitors were met at the school by Father Bernardini, the Primal, Father Salno and Brother | Grimahuw.

a German steamer,

Shewan Tomes and Company, and Following the Sunyo Mare, it in Mr. H. M. Howell, of Malcom and believed that the Mito Maru will Company.

shortly clear Holterdam and although Mr. Spensley, Rabaul agent of the jil will be examined by British Chino Navigation Compony, and his authorities it will be able to proceed. wife and two children arrived by the Mr. and Mr. North and the other same stemmer to stay in the Colony visitors toured the variate depart- | with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. J. White. inenta and workshops, and Mru, North showed particular interest in the shop, where the boys are busy making toys for Hongkong retailers, The toys were ratent as high in quality and craftmanship as any which before the war had been imported from Jupan and Rompe

An important function was the in- 1 Caucaration of the foundry, where the first pairee of iron was sinelted and the visitors were able to ser the finished work before they left.

The theater was alen vbited when the 200 hy we assembled. They give the visitors a causing reception and alfrewards entertained with #+ gymnastic performance which

" highly appreciated,

WAG

Thi zchnol band under the direc- tion of Brother Fantini alu gave a

formance.

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Two spercars on Chimese and End- lich were delivered by two of the papie, arul before he left, Mr. North expressed his thanks for the enter thinking time spent, and his appereite tion nf the wonderful progress made |by the gehool during the past twelve

montba.

MR. LINDSAY LAFFORD

Former Hongkong Organist Now at Princeton

Mr. Lindsay A. Lafford, former organist of St. John's Cathedral, bas taken up his neve, post as Choir Director and Organid at Princeton University, U.S.A. He made quite an impression on his arst Sunday in Chapel.

Commenting on the event the Princeton Alumni Weekly says.- "Lindsay Lafford, formerly of Here- ford Cathedral, England, who han been appointed to take the place of Professor Robert Hyfslnder as choir director and organist, started out his Arst Sunday in chapel with a bang. Accustomed to the gentle and meBI- fluous improvisations of its former organist, the chair was started end when Mr. Lafford sounded forth some extra loud notes in the old English colhedral manner. For few seconds there was no singing and even the drowsy underclassinen in the first few pests were aroused for a short time."

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"Mr."Tafford"arrived"m"Hongkong

In April, 1935 and left early in March,

this year. He was very popular in Ilongkong musical eireles,

Nazi Liner "Wanted"

The attitude of the British Govern- ment regarding future purchases of German goods by neutral countries bus not yet been announced. No

been reply has yel

given to the Japanese representations recently presented by the Ambassador, Mr. Shigemitsu, o Lord Halitas, Foreign Secretary.

It is understrad that Britain is adhering in principle to the policy of New York, Dec. 10.

the anti-German blockade in order to According to the Miimi Herald, full war, alms. With regard to the British destroyers are waiting offinetual treatment of contedities of Flurium to intercept the ennek Ger- stake, however, it is believed that man liner Columbus, 32.000 tow.jmezoliations will be continued here- which sailed on Thursday from Vera after with a view to recuring the Cruz for an unknown destination-best considerations from the British Renter,

authorities.--Domel.

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