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HONG KONG, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1932.

COMMEMORATION DAY AT

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GLASGOW UNIVERSITY.

ORATION ON A GREAT SCOTTISH ENGINEER.

BLIND AND DEAF AUTHORESS HONOURED.

GLASGOW, June 10

Traditional ceremonial marked the biennial celebration of Com- memoration Day yesterday at the University of Glasgow. Wide- famed names were included in the list of, honorary graduands.

The ceremony was invested with unusual interest by the con- ferment of the degree of LL.D. on Miss Helen Keller, the blind and deaf American authoreys. Sir James B. Henderson, who also received the degree of LL.D., delivered an oration on William. John Macquora Rankine, who was Professor of Engineering at the University from 1855 to 1872.

Miss Keller, in her speech at the luncheon, said the honour which had been conferred upon her began a happy chapter in the history of the handicapped, for it embraced them as co-workers in the world of living men and women.

Sir Alfred Ewing, remarking on the state of world depres sion which, he said, had been brought about in some degree by the industrial revolution, stated it was quite possible that the na- - tions might yet realise that, to some extent, they had taken the wrong turning. It was impossible not to recognise that the world, while it owed much to engineers, had not received from them an unmixed blessing, and that its salvation had still to be worked out.

ORATION ON MACQUORN RANKINE.

Keller, who received an ovation as the hood was placed in position and she was handed the parchment

Namen onshrined in the history of the University were recalled in the Commemoration Preface which was read by Principal R. S. Rait, The coremony opened with prayer, the Vice-Chancellor, at the service j after which the Vice-Chancellor cali- held in the Memorial Chapel with fed upon Sir James Henderson. tu which the day's proceedings open- deliver his uration.

ed. Benoits conferred by Kings| And Queens were mentioned, thanks! wore rendered to numerous other i benefactors, and acknowledgment i was made of the multitude of gen-i erous gifts bestowed by fellow- citizens and fellow countrymen

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DIARY OF LOCAL. EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

(July 19.)

Rotary Club Tiffin: Lane, Craw- ford's Restaurant, i p.m.

Sanitary Board Meeting, 4.15 p.m. Claims in estate of Henry Birkett due.

:

Whist Drive at Civil Service Cricket Club, 8.30 p.m.

Orchestral Concert at Repulse Bay Hotel, 8 p.m."

Lawn Bowls.-Open Champion- ship: H. G. Cooper r. A. W. Grime mitt, A. 8. Gomes ». R. 8. Nichol (Kowloon C.C.), 5.30 p.m.

Queen's Theatre: "Ben Hur." Central Theatre: "Frankenstein." King's Theatre: "At the Villa Rose."

World Theatre: 'Daybreak," Star Theatre: "Dance Foole, Dance."

Garden Theatre: "Rain or Shine" · Majestic Theatre: Ladies of the Big House," ÷

Tea Dances at Hong Kong Hotel and King's Restaurant; "Dinner Dances at Hong Kong Hotel, Pan- intuls Hotel and King's Restaurant. Tides:-High at 9.40; Low at 2.34 and 17.03.

European Mail.-Inward: Europe via Siberia (Felix Roussel) 1.30 p.m. Outward: Europa vía Siberia (Pre- sident Hoover) 10.30 a.m; Europa |vis · Marseilles (Felix Roussel) 1.30

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WEDNESDAY.

(July 20.)

Laminert's Sale of leasehold pro- perty, Sales Rooms, 3 p.m.

Orchestral Concert nt Repulse Bay Hotel, 8 p.m...

Laura Gugrite at Repulse Bay Hotel Special Dinner Dance, 8 p.m. Whist Drives at Seamen's In- stitute and Kowloon Dock, 9 p.m.

Lawn Bowls-Open Champion-

Sir James Henderson said it was ship: F. Fraser A. M. Holland,

since the University left ita auricut. more than fitting that a tribute H. Nish . H. Hampton (Club de home in the High Street. Profes- should be paid in Glasgow Univer Recreio), 5.30 p.m. sor William Fulton led in the Com menoration Prayer.

sity to

the memory of William

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Division:

South

Lawn Tennis.-"C" John Macquorn Rankine, who gc. Graduates' Association Women proponderated in the cupied the Chair of Engineering China, Radio Sports v. Hong Kong audience which assembled in the from 1855 until his death in 1872. C.C., Army T.C.' v. Kowloou C.C., Bute Hall to watch the conferment Practically the only published re- Chinese R.C. Kowloon. Indians, of the honorary degrees and hear cords of the life of Rankine, he Club de Recreio University, the oration. Tliora are fewer said, consisted of an obituary notice Y.M.C.A., v. Craigengower, Fili students present than is usual on in "The Glasgow Herald," which pino Club v. Police.

such occasions, and there was no was republished and enlarged, and interruption of the ceremony. The an article published six years after

of "Vice-Chancellor presided, and Rankine's death. While the materi amongst the members of the Senate, al regarding the man, his life, hi!' the

honorars ambitions, and the factors and the graduands, and graduates who occupied the stalla people who induenced his life was and the front area was the Lord so small, his scientific work was Rector, Mr. Compton Mackenzie.

iso voluminous and 80 original that

BLIND AND DEAF GRADUAND

The greatest reception accorded any of the honorary graduands was reserved for Miss Helen Keller.

Central Theatre; "Frankenstein" King's Theatre: "Heart Break." Queen's Theatre: "Honky Tonk." World Theatre: "Great Mendow." Star Thentro; "It's A Wise

Child."

Garden Theatre: "Rain or Shine" Majestic Theatre: "The Toudoir

Diplomat."

Toa Dances at King's Restaurant it provided ample material for an Dances at Hong Kong Hotel, Re and Hong Kong Hotel: Dinner extension of the appreciations which pulse Bay Hotel, Peninsula Hotel had already appeared. Of the and King's Restaurant. work which Rankine packed into his 8.40 and 17.40.

Tides:High at 10.25; Low at

short life volumes could be written. European Mail:-Outward:

Sir James alluded to the fact that Europe via Suez (Dencalion). Throughout the whole of the pro- Rankine's work as an engineer had ceedings, "Miss Anne Sullivan, her been dealt with on a previous oc teacher and friend, kept her in casion, and said he wanted to deal when things were not so obvious as formed of all that was going on, with the great problems with which engineers of that day had their they might now appear. The fow Hand touching was the method of physicists in Rankine's day were bands full and were far too busy interpretation employed, and it struggling and the part, which he doing things to write about what was obvious that Miss Keller was played in their solution. Rankins of others. What was aceded above they were doing for the education triumphing over the silence and spent his youth in practical en- all things was a man with the abil the darkticas" Unlike the other gineering then followed-period-ofity to write, and with the practical experience of the problems that cou honorary graduands she did not brilliant research in pura science; fronted the engineer, to codify ane pass to the rostrum when her name and there was the evening of his standarise the theory and practicr was announced. Miss Keller, guid days in the professorial chair lay not only satisfy the needs of the of engineering in a form that would ed by Dr. John Kerr Love--anding the educational foundation of day for standard works of reference- Miss Sullivan, advanced to the the science of engineering-an-it was but would also anticipate the educa front of the reserved area near the known today.

inace,

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*** BOOKSHELVES BEAR SILENT

WITNESS

tional needs of the morrow.

And the man was found in, Ina- where she stood as the Dead

kine. The task was enormous, and of the Faculty of Law related ker accomplishments and the manner in

the completeness with which he pers formed it in much short period which sho had overcome hor dig

Of Banking's work as du engineer of time filled them with admiration abilities by virtue of her own, in the bookshelves of any engineer of bardering on

on amazement. domitable will. He also paid a to-day bore silent witness. They In addition to the better-known. graceful tribute to Miss Bullbian. had to remember that he lived in works and methods which imprint Pricipal Rait descended from the the days of primitive engineering ed Rankine's name on the memory Irostrum to confer the degree on Missi (Continued at foot of next column.) of the present-day.

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