HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
STOLEN FROM.THE SOUTH SEAS MAIDEN
The saget af har strange anchantmenti TATTOO : Hpa lentoad of pesty amazing!
glamorous little South Sous enchantress doesn't cost ber lips with party colour that has so allure. Indeed Roc Tastead, she Tattoos them with an alluring trans- parent red. She knows too, there's no romance in lips that are rough and wrinkled. Her are soft and smooth.
TATTOO
Her secret of fascinating lips can just as easily be yours. Trans- parent, alluring South Ses colour thatse-, rually softens lips and thar becomes an almost irremovable part of the lips an instant after application. Such is the ma velous new TATTOO Lipstick. See the 5 exciting shades at your favourite store. Various sizes at prices ro fit every purse.
CORAL..ROTK NAYEDAL PALTY... HAWAIIAN
TATTOO
YOUR LIPS for romance!
GENERAL
JAPAN AS A NATION WILL SUBMIT TO
SUPERIOR POWER
MR. EUGENE CHEN ON ARGUMENT OF FORCE
Mr. Bugene Chen has issued the following statement as a collective reply to several inquirers who have requested his views on the Japan- Par datenation of the airliner "Kweilin" on Wednesday, August, 24:
for
Before the conclusion of the Kellogg Pact, there was no treaty by which any Power categorically contracted itself out of war as the ultima ratio. Therefore no war, however unjust or immoral in its cause or objective, was illegal in the sense that an aggressor-power was disentitled to clalm so-called rights of war: the right. instance, to invade enemy territory and destroy enemy property in a theatre of war, to kill members of the armed forces of the enemy, to interfere with the rights and activities of neutrals in a war zone, "to blockade, etc.
But since the signing of the Kellogg Pact and by the very nature and purpose of the treaty itself, all signatory Powers, Inch'd- ing Japan, have contracted themselves out of war as an instrument of national policy; and since a war of aggression is precisely such a war, t is illegal.
THE WEEK IN
MACAO
Stowaway's Dreams Soon Crash
REAMS of a fortune to be made
in Australla. Land of the New Gold, were short-lived for a stow- away on the E. and A. liner Tanda, which left here for the south on Friday morning.
(From Our Own Correspondent)
Macao, Sept. 4. "Rats both quadruped and biped find that the smaller the town. the less are their chances of living on "the fat of the land." Last week provided two examples. Firstly, the local Sanitary,
De partment distributed poisoned cakes to shopkeepers and house- holders in a wide anti-rat com-ed Hong Kong. the stowaway waS Shortly after the ship had.clear- paign and Invited the annoying discovered and. during the night. creatures to get their fll,
Secondly, fast' work in detecting S.S. Nankin, of the same Kine.
he was transferred at sea to the by the Police Department is mik- Ing this Colony a "hot" spot for the
Downcast, his plans for a new burglars who recently broke into career thwarted, the stowaway ar- the residence of Mr. Manuel Vizen rived back in the Colony on Satur- Pinheiro and made away
with a
day morning. less than 24 hours large quantity of articles, including after the start of his adventure. Jewellery and cash. Most of the stolen goods were recovered by the Police.
RETURN
This means that, as Japan is whole country Wüs deplorable. clearly waging a war of aggression Crime was rampant, highwaymen against China, the Japanese Gov-terrorized the roads, footpads in- ernment and its armed forces are rested the streets, burglaries were not entitled to claim rights of war of constart Occurrence, river and therefore the Japanese soldier thieves on the Thames committed
Returning from their Philippine and sailor in China and in Chinese | depredations wholesale. The holiday early last week were Mr. waters are criminals just as any watchmen appointed by parishes and Mrs. C.. Barnes, who left Macao murderer 19 a criminal, particular- were useless. inadequate, Ineff
some weeks ago. Beller man for ly the Japanese aviators who at clent, and untrustworthy, acting Mr. Barnes daring his absence from tacked the Chinese-American air-jorten as accessories in alding and Pan-American duties was Mr. R. M. liner "Kweilin" and. machine-Inbetting crime. Year after year Conley. gunned its passenger men women the
For your complete beauty treat- ment, use Tattoo Powder, Rouge and children on August 24.
and Mascara (cream with brush).
LI
Bole Distributor: AUW PIT SENG'S TRADING
CO., LTD.
Bong Kong.
"NIKS
AREL
Guaiamed
Hang Kang Foor The labe
And this can be sustained with greater cogency in view of the Japanese thesis that Japan is dealing with an "iri- eident." and is not waging war In China. If you are not at war, you may not claim rights of war!
A BRITISH ANALOGY
This conclusion does not register mere theoretical or academic point.
shortcomings and defects BIRTHDAY were emphasized and sone, bet
"OFFER GOLD '
CAMPAIGN
Chuanchow, Sept. 2. After reviewing the success" of the "Offer-Gold" movement for the commemoration of August 13, the following awards were decided in a general meeting held here today. A special medal is to be awarded to each of two organisations and two individuals; a first-class medal tex means of protection жете H.E. the Governor of Macao, Dr. to one organisation; a second class constantly advocated. At the com- Artur Tamignin! de Sousa Barbosa, medal to each of eight organisa- mencement of the 19th century last Wednesday celebrated his tions, 13 arms and 14 individuals: was computed that there was one birthday. His Excellency. four and a third class medal to each of criminal to every twenty-two of times appointed to bis Macao post, 30 organisations, 329 firms and 203 the population. The efforts made was the recipient of many congra- Individuals. at represson were pitifully un-tulatory messages. equat." And the reason for this Jean 'well be understood,
POLICE "EVIDENCE” ·.
could
SCHOOLING
GENERAL FU'S LOSS
Kwelyang. Aug. 25. The Commander of the 99th Route. Army, concurrently the head of the Peace Preservation Corps in Kwetyang. General Fu Chung-san. suffered a recent bereavement in the loss of his mother.
According to the regulations the Provincial High Military Officer is to have the honour of conferring On September 13 all local Muni-the various awards on the selected.
-(Ta Kung Pao). In 1818. a Police Commission re-cipal schools will end their summer Besides distinguishing be- ported:"Your Committee
holidays and re-open for classes, tween a legal war and an illegal imagine a system of police that GIFT war which the Kellogg Pact, Imight arrive at the object sought hold, has implicitly introduced into for, yet such a system would of Received by the San Rafael Hos- International law, it defines a necessity be. odious and repulsive, pital last week were various medi- state of things in the relations be- and one which no government | cal supplier for use in heart treat- tween nations which as real and could be able to carry into execu-ment. Donors of this munificent practical today as, broadly speak- tion."
gift were the family of the late Mr. ing, the state of England was be Again in 1822 another Police Chun Bin-him. Chinese millionaire fore the establishment of the Bri-Commission declared that is who died here recently. tish police system in the first difficult to reconcile an effective
EXPECTED quarter of the 19th century.
system of police with that perfect Before Sir Robert Peel laid the freedom of action and exemption Due to arrive from Portugal soon of the system, the from interference which are the to take up duties in Macao are D egal development of English pub great privileges and blessings of Joaquim Pris Caramelo and L.. lic life was more or less in the society in this country, and Your Eduardo Madureira Proenca. The stage known in the history of Eug Committee think Chan Pun, a house boy formerly lish law as that of the "hue and feiture or curtallment of such adpartment.
that the for- latter is to join the local Police De employed by the Hong Kong Stu- cry." According to the books, it dents' Relief Association, was given was the duty
vantages would be too great a DI any person sacrifice for improvements RECOVERED
In two months hard labour by Mr. aggrieved, "or discovering a felony,
however desirable in Edwards at the Central Court yes. to raise the hue and cry" and his
themselves if abstractedly
Mr. C. A. Lou, one of the aur con on Saturday when he pleaed guilty neighbours were bound to turn out;
sidered."
vivors of the ill-fated C.N.A.C. to the charge of theft of $107.52 with him and assist in the dis-;
plane wellin" which was shot Hong Kong Currency, $50 in Chinese covery and capture of the offen
Reviewing the fierce opposition down by Japanese airmen near money, and 327 counterfeit tender. "A swift fate," it is stated, the measure and the criticism Shekki recently, has recovered from cent pieces from the Association.
overtaken by of leaders of all shades of polit his bullet wound. Last Friday Mr. *awaited any one Li Tak, a fish monger, was sen-
eal hue and cry, if he still had about opinion who' combined to Lou checked out from the Conde tenced to a similar term for rehim.' the signs of his guilt. attack it, the
same writer in de San Januario Hospital and sail- calving the stolen money.
be another issue of the Times asks: ed for Hong Kong. Detective Sub-Inspector Riterie cut down while, if he submitted Can 1 be said that opposition -prosecuted.
to capture, his fate was decided." to the idea of international police
STOLE FROM HIS
EMPLOYERS
heart failure of Mr. Leo Smith at
foundations
If he
resisted he could
went about armed.
on
police
those
may
Having regard to the present state of emergency, the Provincial Government granted him only two weeks' leave to attend to the stili
funeral at Hsiaoshan, while keeping in touch with important official matters..
The Kwelchow Provincial Chair- man, Mr. Wu Ting-chang. wrote him a "lien" praising his patriotism despite its conflict with his fal duty (Ta Kung Pao).
NINETY-ONE IN THE SHALL
No relief from the heat was ex- perienced yesterday, when the temperature soared to a height of
91 degrees. This contrasts amaz-
In those days the Englishman throughout the world today is that pending the institution of an
stronger than the opposition with international police which MR. LEO SMITH We have the authority of Lord which the idea of civil police was not yet be a practical development gly with the weather on the cor- DIES IN ENGLAND
Parker, "one of the greatest faced in England in the eighteen- in the life of nations. China is responding day last year, when the Jurists of our time" it has been twenties, or
that the obstacle justified in calling upon the Peace maximum was only 79.3 degrees. News was received in the Colony said, who in the British House of which stand in the way of the Powers-especially America, Bri. The minimum yesterday was that yesterday of the sudden death from Lords. March 19, 1918, argued that, creation of international poller are tain, France and Soviet Russia--10 Indications are that the same
hls view of the development more mountainous and formidable enforce the conception of the "hue conditions will prevail today. Bognor Regis, Bussex, on August 20. | of law, International relations than
which confronted and cry" against Japan by denying A little rain fell yesterday, bu Mr. Smith, who was 80, was had then reached a stage an-
Peel?"
her rights of war and drawing formerly with the Jardine Enalogous to that of the "hue and
and sustaining the necessary con. gineering Corp., Ltd, in Shanghai Cry" in English municipal law.
sequences of such a denial. He retired recently from the Lon. Since then we have had the Cave-
In a sense the Stimson Doctrine Bon office of the firm.
nant of the League of Nations and
Japan's criminal progress in China, it is and it is not unreasonable to sug· is in the line of this submission, the machinery which the Peace Powers have erected at Geneva as not only the duty of the Minister gest that a larger denial of war- well as the Kellogg Pact which for Foreign Affairs at Chungking rights to Japan may be regarded none of its signatories including but the right of every one this as a development. If not an exten Japan has dared to denounce and 448,999,999 fellow countrymen toston, of this Doctrine. which the Government of the Unit-repeat the foregoing "questión, zo
NAVAL WEDDING"
IN NOVEMBER The marriage arranged between Commander Robert Francis Elkins, R.N., and Miss Gwendolen Hurst Flint will take place at St. John's Cathedral on November 3.
»A QUESTION AND “RIGHTS
OF WAR"
In connexion with
OF FORCE
ed States of America has repeated-President Roosevelt and Mr. Cor- JAPAN AND THE ARGUMENT- ly declared is still a valid and sub- dell Hull, to Mr. Neville Chamber- sisting text of nations.
A PAGE OF HISTORY"
and Viscount Halifax. It is possible that Japan might
lain
to
the
French
President
du Consell and Monsieur Bonnet,
retaliate. But while a fimited number of Doiharas and other ad venturers among the Young MI
the year's total is still far below average, being 44.60 inches against 68.67.
GAZETTE ANNOUNCEMENTS
His Excellency the Governor has appointed Mr. Archibald Campbell. AM. Irist. C.E., to be a Member of the Authorized Architects Consuit-
ing Committee, vice Mr. Herbert
Thomas Johnson, M.C., F.S.I., re- ¡signed.
His Excellency the Governor has
is it idle to suggest or does it his foreign minister, and perhaps tarists might be tempted to chal LOCAL HEALTH »
argue a lack of "reallam," for a to Moscow although Mr. Litvinoff. lenge the collective might of Soviet appointed Chief Inspector of Police, Chinese to maintain that America. at sessions of the League Assembly Russia and the Peace Fowers which Frederick Edward Evelyn Booker, Health returns for Friday show Britain, France, Soviet Russia, and and League Council, has announ are, objectively, her alles in relato act as Assistant Superintendent four cases of cholera (making 398 other Feice Powers are actually inced the readiness of the Soviet tion to Japan as a criminal Power, of Police, with effect from 27th for the period since January 1), mesence of an international situa Government to join in any effecit is certain that Japan's Elder August. 1938. eight cases of dysentery, one case tion, especially in relatior to tive measure of collective security Militarists. the industrialists and of enteric fever and two cases of Japan, that is broadly analogous against aggression.
His Excellency the Governor, has measles.
to the state of England when Br-
sther capitalist elements of, hei❘ been.... pleased "under instructions It is true that President Roose-Bourgeoisie, and her Peasantry from the Right Honourable the tish statesmanship decided to set velt, in his famous Chicago speech, and Workers know and realise, for Secretary of State for the Colonies up the police machinery which, in seemed to envisage the necessity instance, that their cities and their to appoint Mr. David. Ronald the words, of a responsible writer of putting an aggressor-power in entire countryside are well within Holmes to be a Cadet Omcer, on in the London Times of February quarantine"; and there is a posthe range of Russian air-bombers probation, with effect from 31st 12, last, "made individual disarma-sibility that this idea may have and pursuit planes. ment" possible and which paved have occurred to him as a fit form
August, 1938. Individual Japanese may com. It is notified that His Excellency
H.M.S. KENT ARRIVES
H.M.B. Kent new flagship of the China Station. arrived in harbour to way to the social confidence which the Peace Powers might mit hara-kiri but the Japanese a the governor in Council has, under this morning. She will take over and security which Englishmen apply an International "hue and a nation are realists, and they wil. section 7 for the Holidays Or- from the Cumberland in a few enjoy!?
cry" against such & criminal submit to superior force today dinance. 1912, appointed Saturday, days.
Power as Japan is revealing her-even as Feudal Japan submitted to the 12th day of November, 1938, to self to be in China.
America in the person of Commo- be observed as a general holiday. -
INDIVIDUAL SECURITY
It is profoundly interesting to Be this as it may, there are dore Perry on 1853-4, as Modern Tenders are invited until Noon- Mr. Herbert Smith, of Victoria- know the actinal state of individual treaty and juristle realities based Japan submitted to America and on 15th September, for a licence for road, Barnsley, for more than 30 security in England before the on and implicit, in the League the other Washington Conference the exclusive maintenance of ferry years president of the Yorkshire policeman appeared on the streets Covenant, the e-Power Treaty Powers in 1921-2, as Militarist services for passengers and goods Miners' Association, a former pre-of London and elsewhere in the and the Kellogg Pact, and other Japan has lately submitted to the between Victoria Cheung Châu, sident of the Mineworkers" Federa- British Isles. The state of Lon-realities of an economic, political French thrust m the Paracels and Tsuen Wan, Kap Shil Mun, Castle tion of Great Britain, left 12,008 don" we read in the Encyclopaedia and moral order which make it a to the Russian expulsion of Japan. Peak, Tung Cung, Tai O, Ping Chau (np. £11,984).
Britannics, "and"" indeed of the fair and reasonable submisalonese conscripts from Changkuteng. and Silver Mine Bay,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1938.-PAGE
SAY
Gordon's
...and know what you're drinking/
DRY GIN
DISTILLERY LONDON.
NO COLOURING MATTER NO
INJURIOUS INGREDIENTS
The Japan Hotel Association
EN JAPAN
ATAKULA
MEMBER HOTELS
(58 members in all)
Кол
Oriental Hotel
Tor Hotel
akakura Kanko Hotel Krero
ATANI
ACami Hotal
*Mampei Hotel BIPPU (Kyushu).
Kamanol Hotal. CHU (Nikko)
Lakeside Hotel Fun Five Laxes
DISTRICT
. Fuji New Grand Hotel
(Lake Yamanska) Fail View Hotel
(Lake Kawaguchi)
FUTUOKA
Kyoshistel Hotel GAMAGORI
Gamagori Hotel
Nagaragana Hotel KAKAKUZA
Kaibi Hotal KAKIKOCHI (Japan Alpa)
Kamirochi Imperial Botel
Karate (near Fukuoka) Karstru Beasíða Hotel' KARUIZAWA
KAWANA
Per Hotel
Fotel
Kwann Hotel. KOHEN (midway
between Osaka and Kobe)
Kothien Hotel
66
Kyoto Hotel Miyako Hotel
Kyoto Station Hote! MATSUINDIA
Park Hotel MITAJINA
Miyajima Hotel MIYANOA (Hakone)
Fujiya Hotal NAGOTA
Mampei Hotal
Nagoya Hotel
Nagoya Kanko Hotel
Nars Hotel Nixxo
Kanaya Hotel
OCATA »
Dobuil Hotel Hotel New Oaks
Orks Hotel Crat (near Lake Biwa)
Hate Lake Biwa SAPTOAD (Hokkaido}
Sapporo Gran Hotel SKIMONOSEKL
Sanjo Hotel TAKAKAZUT (Near Kobe)
Takaranaka Hotel
Torin
Imperial Hotel Mampei Hotel Omori Botal
+ Bruno Hotel ̈.
Tokyo Railway Hotel
• Open in summer only. New members.
Tazam
Kymhu Hotel Shia-yu Hotel
Unzen Hotel Unson Kanko Hotel Tumsi Hotel TOKORAKA
Hotel New Grand
IN TAIWAN (Formoon)
TAIKOKU
Taihoku Bailway Hotel
KRIJO
IN CHOSEN
Heljo Railway Hotel KELO
Chosen Hotel
w
IN MANCHOUKUO
DARIY
Famato Hotel
HARBIN
Yamato Hotel HOGRIGADE
Yamato Hotel
HOTEN (Mulden). Yamato Hotel BETING
Yamato Hotel
IN CHINA
THINTLO
+ T'aintwo Grand Hotel
For information, please apply to Secretary.
The Japan Hotel Association
Care Traffe Bureau, Department of Hallways, Tokyo
FOR
ALE
"KING GEORGE IV" WHISKY Non refillable QUARTS 85,00 per bottle
Flask
Flask
PINTS $2.95
PINTS $1.65 Obtainable at
},
拿货
HUNG CHEONG
Tel. $7108.
READ...
66, Nathan Road. Kowloon
The First Book on Military Operations in the Current Sino- Japanese Hostilities.
SINO JAPANESE WAR 1937
BY PERCY CHEN
LEARN...
STUDY.
BUY...
The Facts about the Campaign of the Eighth Route Army in Shansi, Key Point" of the North China Front.
The Details of the Battle of Tazang, Fiercest Battle Ever Fought Outside Europe.
As Editor-in-Chief of the China Information Service Mr. Chen is in a position to deal authoritatively with kia subject. No student of Far Eastern Affairs should miss reading this book.
Sino-Japanese. War 1937, Bale at All Booksellers.
PRICE: $3 ̃(HK)