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Problem Of Life
In his concluding talk in a series of three lectures on the "Fro- |blem of Life," at St. John's Cathedral Hall last night, the RT. REV. CHENG-TSI. SONG, Bishop' of Chengtu, Szechuen, gavo his answers W. B. J. Bainbridge, of the Dairy to what may be described as some of the questions which exercise Farm Ice and Cold Storage Co,the minds of thinking people of today. Ltd, was fined $100 by Mr. H. C. The Rt. Rev. R. O. Hall was in Macnamara yesterday at the Kow-the Chair. ioon Magistracy.
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THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941.
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Bishop Song began by modestly He was summoned for falling to saying that the answers he was
give comply with an order of the Com-going to
could not be mandant of the H. K. V. D. C.jadequately dealt with by anyone, dated June 20 and conveyed to not excepting himself, for it was
The pulic are reminded that it is a breach of postal him by registered post on June 23, too big for the human mind. What boy to his lodgings in the East-regulations to enclose in a postal cover communications intend- requiring him to attend Volunteer he was going to say was but what end of London, bought him clothes Headquarters on June 23 for the was formed by him to satisfy his and food and kept him there, for ed for persons other than the addressee, special purpose of explaining the own mind.
was told at nearly six months, To the first question, "Does God the Old Balley when reasons for his non-compliance
Cyril Fre-
The Printed Matter Bervice to the following places in China is with instructions and absence from exist?", the Bishop said;
"Yes, God does exist. We know that He derick Wardle, 50, engineer. was temporarily suspended: parades.
Mr. J. P Murphy, Assistant exists through nature and human found guilty of committing offences Crown Solicitor. Prosecuted, while nature." defendant appeareu in person.
MUCH SUFFERING Captain E. N. Thursby, Adjutant The third question was, "If God of the H. K. V. D. C. was present is a good God; why is there so in Court.
ISSUED RICE
against two boys. He Was sel tenced to five years' penal servi tude
A further charge against Wardle much suffering in this world?" To of taking one of the boys out of It was stated that defendant had this, the Bishop said that when we the custody and against the will joined the Hongkong Volunteer De-thought of suffering, we thought of his parents was not proceeded
with fence Corps since Ang. B. 1939, of three kinds of suffering.
Firstly, there was suffering that Mr. Anthony Hawke, Prosecut- had nothing to do with God, like ing, said that one of the boys, those that were sustained through for a reason best known to him- our own carelessness, which we selt, left home. He appeared to could not blame God for them. have wandered about until he met Secondly, there was suffering al-Wardle, who took him to an ad- lowed by God. It was allowed for dress in Stepney. "Defendant, In this Case
has the cultivation of manhood, he made history, your Worship. by said, that was to say to strengthen being the first dealer in the our character, personality, belief country, I should say, to have and sympathy for others.
Thirdly. a private
there was suffering caused by sin and unperverted ambition of men.
IN EXCESS
issued rice in excess to purchaser.
This Enactment to ration rice was mude by Governinent to pro-
The war today was an example,
常
There the boy remained, apparently quite content, until March this year, when he earned some money by assist- hg a coalman, and returned home.
The other boy mentioned in the
landlady.
teet the people from hoarding sald the Bishop, and the men who indictment was the son of Wardle's and have a sure supply for them. started the war must and would At present, men, women and he punished by God, although we children have quite a uberal suv. did not know now how they were ply of rice and this
going to be punished. type of offence, which is a serious one, should be stamped out right at the start."
Wardie, denying the charges, declared that he met the boy one maraling when it was raining, and IF HE WILL
offered to buy him a meal. Sub- "You might ask why God does sequently, when the boy told him not stop this war," he continued. that his parents had been killed "The answer is. He can if He will, in a raid, be bought him some but He will not, because men had elothes, and took him to his
Thus said Mr. G. A T. Allen Customs Officer. Teluk Anson, when prosecuting Mrah Mohamed, a freedom of will, which He had lodgings, a Tamil shop-keeper at Kampong given to them and will not take Gajah, PHONE 28015.
for having
back." Issued three katles excess
here to live and to to a private pur- chaser.
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we here for?" ...
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others here for?", the Bishop said small boy away that the others were here to help Green, took him on a motor-cycle till others, and so on and on so to Epping Forest, and there hit Next. Mr. Allen, referred to that mutual help among men him on the head with a spanner. number of other cases under thecould be established.......
Passing sentence; the Recorder, Food Control Enactment for sell-
said: Conchiding, Bishop Song said: Sir Gerald Dodson.
"It is ing rice and sugar
that you have a at excess "These few simple and superacial quite obvious prices and for not exhibiting the answers to the questions are es- Eink, and some day, I dare say, Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu,. U.S.A. and price list.
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Dealing with these cases, Mr. Allen sald "Offences committed Discussion followed after the do to prevent boys being corrupted under the Food Control Enact- lecture,
ment are war offences, and I wish to draw your attention, Your Worship, to the circular by Gov- ernment to judges and magistrates to take a serious view of such food control cases.
"All dealers must sell according to Government instructions. Shop-1
,by you."
CHINA AFTER THE WAR
BASIS OF EQUALITY & RECIPROCITY Keepers in Langkap say they have LONDON, July 16 (Reuter)-"What sort of a China are we to increased the Government price expect at the end of the war?" asked Brig. Gen. C. R. Woodroffe, by 11 cents to defray lorry freight Chairman of the China Association, at the annual meeting here yes expenses, but the whole question terday.
has been gone into by the Area "We all assunte ours to be the winning side and few would deny Supply Officer and he finds that that our side includes China. Hence China after the war wil be the dealers have three cents pro- a victorious China which will be able justifiably to claim she help fit on every gantang."
ed as much as, if not more, than we "helped her."
A) the defendants pleaded guilty to the charges against them and they were fined from 33 up to
INDIA NOW SOUTHERN BASTION
"Supported by British sea power and the R.A.F., India now manɛ the southern bastion of defence against the enemy attacks on Asia. From Libya, Abyssinia, Eritrea, Somaliland, të Syria, Iraq and then, with a leap from the cuter marches of Baluchistan to Burma and Malaya; Indian soldiers are on
"Is it conceivable that such Japan intended soon to make a guard, acquitting themselves right China would either be offered or fresh move, probably southward, well as the stirring records clearly would accept any status other than Brig-Gen. Woodroffe expressed the show." ________
$30, the total fines collected being of equality?” about $250
opinion she would have made it Thus spoke Mr. Edwin Howard, Alluding to the many signs that eariler but for prolonged resistance adviser on Indian Affairs to the Far
Traffic Committee.
Real
་ .
Authority
Not
“This kind of opposition la not strictly in order because it is not the function of this Commission to see whether another pablle body is 'doing its work properly or not,” declared Mr. L. Rayman," the pre- sident of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, at its meeting in
reply to Mr. E. J. Bennett who wished to know, whether the Im-
by China.
COMMON. ENEMY
Eastern Bureau of the British Ministry of Information, in a talk If she did so Britain and China broadcast from the Singapore sta-
tion would become more than cul- laborators in the fight against He added. They demonstrate aggression, they would be ranged the value of Indian co-operation to together against the common the Empire and the strength, and prestige which India derives as a notable partner in the Empire's The British Government in bygone times, he said, appeared Me Haward revealed that he was
fight for civilisation
to take little account of Chinese feelings, but he drew attention to in India at the time of the trouble the statements in the Commons in Iraq Everywhere in India, the
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STOP PRESS
WOMAN SAVED
provement Trust's amended layout for the bell-mouthing of Clemen- by Mr Churchil on June 18. peuple were saying how much ceau Avenue at its function with River Valley Boad had been 1940, and by Mr Eden on June hearer the war had been brought On hearing the blowing of Police
referred to the rooognised traffe authorities in the town
11 this year, pledging revlalon or to India. If that was so then, how whistles yesterday about 8,15 p.m. Our duty
to do our work and | NEW LAYOUT-
the Chinese treaties on a basis of much nearer had the war approa-Fun Wal-shun, a member of the to allow other institutions to get
ched India with the invasion of staff of the Hongkong Uab, ran Continuing Mr Rayman said reciprocity and equality.**** on with their work, continued that the Improvement Trust was
Brig. Gen, Woodrons expressed Russia by the Nasi horden, India out and saw a Chinese woman in Mr. Rayman.
her ashore and saw her conveyed proposing to approach Government confidence that British interests and Resets had natural boundaries the Harbour. He dived in brought Hem đỡ not adimit for one for the acquisition of 's certain thereby auected would be kept mein the eastern end of the Hir moment that the Trate Advisory plece of land in connexion with view but considered it not too Kush Further, she has interests into the Queen Mary, Hospital, Committee is the recognised trame the proposed layout for the widen early for those interests to pre Afghanistan authority in this alty. We may and it would help the let pare for changer which must do have been responsible for this child the Commackmers would free cur
of ours, but I wonder whether we to that, the Trust had asked them
are remporüible for the child when
It has grown up declared Mr.
Rayman.
The relations of Lizia
sion with the Trame
Committee are carefully laid down and regarding this question of bell-moutaing,
Clemenceau Avinus (we are bbilged to refer 10 11 the+ Trez Advisory Committetu
her they would agree to that w
mittee, so fin
west fronter
and the Note
Mr Hawar mdian army184 effort of indiagwhich, he
rektly speeded ction of all
the modern
President
University and
The woman was about 50% and very poorly dressed."." She WBA UN- CONSCIOUS.
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