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Chiu, licensed lorry driver, reports that whilst he was driving lorry No. 1472 along Taire Road at 10.20 a.m. on Saturday, bound for Talpo Market, a boy ran across the road ond was knocked down. They boy was taken to Kowloon Hospital, but dled on admission.

A learner-driver named Kwong Ying-chi pas informed the police that whilst he was driving private

car No. 1364 in Nathan Road on Sunday he knocked down Tang Tang Kwan, near Jordan Road. Kwan was sent to Kowloon Hospi- tal suffering from a fractured

skull.

No. 1008, reports that at 6 pm. on Sunday, he collided with an- other car at Castle Peak Road The near the 17 Mile Stone. other car. No. 2493, was slightly damaged,

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Sermon At Union Church

The Rev. John Foster delivered the following-serman at the mám- ing service at Union Church on | Sunday:-

.I often find myself in in wward position with my Chinese friends. They say to me, "England is a Christian country. Are all the people. Christians?" Sometimes the question is about one particu-

Jar Englishman: a local bank-

manager, the connut-general, & politician who happens to be in the news. "Is he a Christian?" I have imagined myself presenting myself presenting my card at the door of some eminent personage. and Informing the secretary that I wanted to know if the eminent personage was a Christian. I have

you belong to this totem. Born in this city you worship the guardian gods. It waż so among the Hebrews who served Jehovah......as the god of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob. I was so in the city-states of Greece, and that greatest of caties which was to become an empire, Rome. Here at the other end of the world the same principle held good: While the Jews were captive in Babylon, Greet states were while the

thriving, and before Rome had risen to pre-eminence, in China Confucius was teaching, "For a man to worship a spirit which is not his own is arrogance." Right! through the ancient world it runs. A stranger might pay a passing

Mr. E. J. Murray... driver of "Carnot tried it I am afraid I should | tribute to the local gods, much as |

feel like the sentry who challenged a traveller through Hong Kong the man in plus fours trespassingray write his name in the visitors near the gun emplacements. In book at Government House. And spite of all protests he led him

for the same reason:-it. set him back to the guardroom. And then

place. But that does not mean right with the authorities of the

that he has joined the government. We require a litle more than that! Nor could the outsider become a member of family, tribal, and state ligion You were bom so or not

the sergeant told him what he thought about him: He'd gone and arrested the General!

Chan Chung-wing, lorry drives, states that while driving Lorry Just so, these people may not The No. 1148 in

unnamed road fook much like Christians. an leading to Diamond Hill at 4.30 general didn't look much Uke a p.m. on Sunday he knocked down a soldier when, he was dressed for man named L K'u, who sustatu golf. But you must not challenge ed a fractured collar bone and m-1 them. It isn't done. If you asked "Are you The Christian?" the Juries to his head. He was re-

majority of our countrymen would moved to Kowloon Hospital

take it as an Insät, as though you questioned the honesty of their birth or the purity of their blood. And yet I recall a staff officer to whom something like the above Incident did happen telling me that he stopped the sergeant's flow of language, and said to the apologetic sentry, "If you hadn't ime in, my lad, I tried to run should have run you in for neglect of duty"

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The abalition of the Russian Regiment of the Shanghai Volun teer: Corps, and drastic reductions in the expenses of other branches are being urged among members of the Japanese community of shanghai, the Shanghai "Mainichi Shimbun stated yesterday. Some. of the more radical elements are asking for the complete abolition of the Corps, which they hold to be unnecessary so long as foreign troops are maintained here for the protection of the International Settlement. -

In spite of a reduction of $46.190 if this year's budget, the various unpaid units still spend $388,490. while the Russian Regiment's ap- propriation has grown by $4.280

newspaper points out. this year to a total of $405.080, the

The British officers who are be ing employed by the SV.C. Át high salaries, some Japanese hold, are unnecessary. The command of the Corps could be entrusted to

the commander of the Shangha! Defence Forces, while staff officers could be detailed from the various military units. these national

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Moreover, the equipment used by the S.V.C. need not be expen- sive British material but could be purchased on a competitive basis A elsewhere, the critics are said to claim, according to the "Mainichi."

MYSTERY RELIGIONS Just as Buddhism brought a new and deeper appreciation of religion to the Far East, so in the west a new spectacle arises. with the coming of the Mystery Religions Men were growing up, and begin- ning to feel the growing-pains of a deep inward dissatisfaction. man knew himself to be more than a son, a tribesman, a citizen: He was a man with his own life to live, his own sing to be for- given, his own sorrows to endure. The and his own desth to die. And then I wonder if we are religions which provided for family neglecting our duty in taking, welfare, tribal victory, the pros religion for granted anybody'sperity of the state, no longer mel religion or our own.

CONSCIOUS HYPOCRITE Let us confine our attention to AUT DWIL We shall find it quite enough to thing about. I am not accusing any one of being a con- scious hypocrite. In

English society there are no longer either kicks or ha pence to be gained by being "religious: there is only Indifference on the part of one's neighbours. So both martyrs and hypocrites are jew a.Tid far between. What I do say is that religion for most of us is a second- hand affair, and I protest that the second-hand is not good enough:

If you were asked, "Why are you a Presbyterian? or an Anglican? | or a Methodist?" what would you say? I should answer without hesitation, "Because I was born and brought up that way." But if you asked me "Why are you á Christian?" I should have more

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his needs" He needed, a message of individual salvation,

This was provided by new re- Ligious soc'etics, called the Mysteries, which grew up Arst in Greece, and afterwards throughout the Roman Empire. Some of the societies had travelling preachers who had open-ar meetings and distributed tracts, very like the early Methodists or the Salvation Army. They told of gods who cared for man as man, would help him live his idividual life in triumph, and save his soul eternally. One great difference was that in these religion 'a man was not born sb." He decided for himself, as one by one they pasted through the ceremony of initiation they were re-born into the society.

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JAK FRUIT LEADS

TO TROUBLE

Yip Kau, 30, unemployed, and Wong Yan Fu, 18, newspaper de- livecer were charged before Mr." Q.A.A. Macfadyen yesterday at the Central Magistracy with damaging a jak fruit tree in the Botanical Gardens..

Yip Kau admitted the charge, while Wong Yan-fu denied it. stating he was merely sitting down nearby and mew nothing about the matter." o

Pang Hon-lam, 22, unemployed. pleaded gunity to a: charge alding and abetting Tip Kau and Wong Yan-fu in the offence.

Mr. H. Green, Superintendent of the Botanical and Forestry De- partment was in court and said that it was getting to be a zegu- lar nuisance as the present theft was the fifth within three weeks.

Detective - Sergeant Guild, pro- secuting, stated that on Saturday

his

Judaism Itself, the most highly developed and proud spirited of

afternoons watchman · of the the tribal-national religions, re Botanical and Forestry Depart- sponded to this changed almos- ment was standing outside to say. I wonder if you would. Isphere. For some of the dissatis quarters when he saw a crowd in it just a matter of birth and up-fied were keen enough to see in the the Gardens near a jak fruit tree. 'bringing and nothing else?

Jews a people with a deeper sapse He blew his whistle and the crowd of religion than their own. Could they join this society? Jews of dispersed. The third defendant an earlier day would have said, Garden Road and the Albany. He was arrested at the Junction - cf "No, you were not born so." But found the second defendant, who Now how can I become a Hindu?" in the later books of the. Old in turn found the first defendant,

A Kindu and a Christian were discussing religion The Hindu declared that his was the final revelation of God. The Christian said, "Very well, suppose I agree.

There was no evidence agafrist the second defendant, and the charge against him was with- drawn.

"Oh, you can't do that," was the Testament. written about the time of the Exile, we already see the answer. "You are either born a

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wider vision, Hindu or you aren't." And then recalling the doctrine of trans-Jehovah is not only a tribal god migration, his face brightened: bat-God." Israel exists not for

His Worship remarked that in "yes, you have che hope. If you herself alone but to be a light to the previous case he bound the the Gentiles. God's Spirit' › not- commit suicide, in your next in-

defendants over, but this did not carnation you may be bona only moves among His chosen, it

shall be poured upon all files. In seem to have any effect. In this Hindu," What a hope!

At first it seems strange to hear the period between the Testaments case, he imposed a fine of $10, or similar views expressed (or implt- they began to admit the outsider ten days imprisonment in default. ed) by Europeans. It is a similar In the New Testament we and each on the first and third de-

fendants view when you ask us missionáries, signs of the presence of two al- "Why teach Christianity in China? They have their religion' and we have ours." Theis and ours ac

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strange, sinde many of you do treat religion as something that you in- herited, like nationality and the colour of your skin Your parents Viere British. That is why you stand up when the band plays "God save the King" Your parents gave you a white skin, sö you need do no more than powder your nose occasionally. And your parents were Christian. All that is required of you is, in similar trifling and inconspicuous ways, to "keep it up." Any one who thinks will recognise that 'Chris- tianity and Hindutam are in this respect essentially different: Birth shuts the door to no man. Nor is. it birth which opens it to any,

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The survival of this attitude to religion is not surprising for a second reason. It is the oldest and the most nearly univērsal. All carly religion was a matter of being born so, Born in this family your duty is to the shades of your ancestors and the gods of”, your fathers house?) Born in this tribe

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