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SCHOOL:
ANNUAL PRIZE-GIVING
CEREMONY.
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1929,
HANKOW" BOYCOTT."
LABOUR POLICY.
ATTACK ON KWANGSI PLANNED.
́TENG YU-HSIANG.
ELECTION' CAMPAIGN
OPENED.
London, Apr. 28.
KWANGTUNG TO: TAKE `ACTIVE PART. -
DECLARES HIS LOYALTY TO NANKING.
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ATTEMPT TO REVIVE THE MOVEMENT.
Hankow, Apr. 27.
Hankow, Apr. 27. Local anti-Japanese circles aro The Labour election campaign) · Marshal Chiang Kai-shek re-
Shao Li-tec, Marshal Chlang Reference to the improved pre endeavouring to revive the boy was launched with a big Labour turned from Changsha last even- Kai-shek's delegate to Marshal miacs at No. 49, Bonham Road, cott and a set of demands has rally at the Albert Hall. Mring. It is understood that during here to report to Marshal Chiang Fong Yu-halang, has roturned obtained for the use of pupils been presented to the Foreign Ramsay MacDonald said the first his visit to the Human capital ar attending the Dockeln English Minister with a request that they point in Labour's programme was rangements were completed for Kai-shek, who is expected from
Changsha this forenoon. School, and an appeal to parents be forwarded to the Japanese organise a brain for thinking. and pedition, which will consist of unemployment. "Wo propaso to launching on anti-Kwangsi ex-
Shno L-tao is accompanied by and guardians to keep a strict thorities,.
The demands include the pay-acting for an industrial state." Ho four groups of armies command-Hauek Tu-pih,, Minister of Health, watch on their sons' and wards' conduct out of school hours, were the coolle's family; full paymont would coníe to co-ordinate the Shih-sen, Chow Lan, Wu Shang Chiang Kai-shek pro tem. Ho ex- ment of $50,000 compensation for was of the opinion that the time od respectively by Generals Fan who is acting as Marshai Fong Yu-balang'a delegate to Marshal contained in the annual report of of all strikers; an apology from spending departments by a Com and Llu Chien chu, while Hà the school's activities last year, the Japanese Government to the mitte over which the Prime Chien will act as Commander-in-plained that. Marshal Feng Yu
halang's regular delegate, Ma Fu- which was read by Dr. Dixon annual distribution of prizes on of the Japanese Concession.
The endeavour to revive the Saturday evening. The new pre movement la not expected to suc- mises were taken over in February ceed, as it is not receiving any last and the headmaster explained encouragement from the Chinese that they were paying a higher authorities as it is unlikely that rent but they were the biggest and the demands will go beyond the most spacious premises they had Foreign Minister's office-Reuter, ns yet rented, while equipment to endy v pot fa and sanitary arrangements had been much improved.
National Government for the Minister would preside, consisting, Chief over all.
as a nucleus, of the Chancellor of Local headquarters claim thetslang, has been despatched, to Chau, the headmaster, at the coolie Incident; and the rendition the Exchequer, the President of Kwangtung also favours the antt. Kansu to study the faming condf
later of Labour, modelled exactly armies are being mobilised at shal Feng Yu-halang and Marshal the Board of Trade and the Mia Kwangai drive and that. three dillons there Both delegates do on the basis of the Committee of Canton for that purpose. Fer Chiang Kai-shek are most hur clare that relations between Mar Imperial Defence, which would be a centre for seeing, thinking, investi-ther, it is stated that General monious, and that the reports to gating and gathering information Chan Ming-shu has decided per the contrary are merely falsifica- regarding unemployment, employ sonally to lend the expedition
tions circulated by their, enemies. Router. + mont markets, currency and
They state that Feng Yu-hstang "everything relating to active and
Aeroplanen to: Ald, MD
has not yet recovered from. his co-ordinated life in this country?
Nanking, Apr. 28, Emphasising the International Under Instructions from Chiang sickness. He is easily tired and suffers intermittently from fover, Importance of domestic industrial Kai-shek, the Second Air Squn Notwithstanding this, he will policy, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald sald dran is preparing to go to Chang leave for Nanking before May. 10, that the Labour Government would sha. immediately to participate in provided that his illness does not alm at the establishment of the anti-Kwongai-campaign,
worse. They explained powerful and authoritative inter- The squadron consists of two become
the Executive Yuanainco" hid national Labour Office at Genova. Fokkers, four Ryan munoplanes, that he refused the presidency of
and two bombers.--Router.
health is not sufficiently good to withstand the strain entailed. However, through. Heuoh Tu-pih, he reiterates his absolute con.. Adence in the Central Govern. ment-Router.
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There was a darge attendance at the prize-giving ceremony, which was held in the school grounds and the proceedings were rendered the more enjoyable by an entertaining programme given on a specially erected stage.
After a pleasing overture had been rendered by the St. Louis Brass Band, Mr. Ko Kan-wing who presided, gave a short address in the course of which he intro- duced Mr. W. B. Finnigan, Regla trar of the Hongkong University, who distributed the awards to the successful scholars.
Reading the annual report, the Headmaster said, in part.
moralization Both in social and. omslal life)
+School's Aim. This is not less true of China Hence, than of other countries. the aim of a school should be to train its pupile to be loyal, faith- ful and obedient to authority and so to make them good citizens. Now there is one important point that I should like to impress upon parents and guardians, and it ia this: that they should do their best to keep strict watch on their Rons or words conduct outside school hours as well as not to allow them to stay away from school without sufficient reason, I sincerely hope that they, too, will! give their whole-hearted co-opera- tion in helping no to maintain strlet discipline.
Mr. Finnigan's Speech,
International Peace.
The second point of Labour'e programme was International peace, in which connexion Labour wanted peice In Europe, including diplomatic relations with Russin and settlement of the freedom of tho sene and a naval agreement with America, upon which Mr. MacDonald wanted Great ritain to be in the forefront in proposals for peace and disarmament.
LAST STRONGHOLD.
P
CHÀNG CHUNG CHANG DRIVEN OUT OF LUNGKOW.
Lungkow, the last stronghold. of General Chang Chung-chang and his followers, has fallen to
BACK TO NORMAL.
Mr. MacDonald declared that the Government troops, according NAVAL UNITS TO LEAVE Labour Chancellor of the Ex-to a telegram received by the
HANKOW, chequer would tax the "poisoning Suite Council last night.
Hankow, Apr. 27. inanities of a class-economic para-
The telegram states that Gen- The situation upriver has re-. sitism," and concluded, "Our opernl Chang Chung-chang in still turned to normalcy. The Chinese ponents may rest assured that their at Fushanhsien watching for an naval division now at Shaoi and leaving for tremor that we shall lay waste the opportunity to slip through the two gunboats are land and call it progress is only Government lines Tengeho, Ichang as an official Indication lghtmare after a much too where a steamer is being held in that the city has been ceded to the heavy supper."
readiness to convey him to Dalren. Government. Ichang itself
it very quiet.
Mr. Lloyd George's Challenge.
During the year 1928, the maxi- mum enrolment was 198 as against 164 in the previous year, The number of meetings was 230, and the average daily attendance was After presenting the prizes Mr. 152, about 87%. The percentage| Fimigan said: of attendance was considerably I wish you to join me in con- lowered by the usual departure of gratulating the Principil and a certain number of travelling sin- staff of Docksin. English School denta, who, 1 believe, were disap-on the good work done by tho pointed by their failure in 'tho school during the past year. school examinations in July and
Ambug, other interesting items November.
of information about the work and aspirations of the School, Mr. Dixon Chau' has told us what the school is attempting and doing in the way of character building by the cultivation of good habits and font inevitable. If the Socialists the recognition of the value of were not in the majority, which It discipline. There are a great certainly they would
Commercial-Subjects,"
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Lalchow Occupied.
Nanking, Apr. 28.
A direct challenge to Mr. Bald-Reuter. win to say whether, if the Govern- ment were defeated Mr. Baldwin
A communique says General Liu would advise II. .M. the King to establish a Socialist administration, Chen-nien's Third Division has was made by Mr. Lloyd George, occupied Lalchow, westward of speaking at Milford Haven. He längkow-Retter. said he believed a Government do-
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Liu Hainng will despatch a delè reached, the vicinity, have all been withdrawn into Szechuen and trafße between Ichang and Chungking has been resumed.
Lin Hsiang's troops, who had gate to Wu-Ilan to interview the Generalissimo" and obtain his nd-
In our purely commercial class the subjects are very well chosen, We aim at prepiring a student to enter the bisiness line with a fair knowledge of commercial subjects, both theoretical and practical, The subjects which we niake com pulsory for passing our commer cial class examination are: Eng only, and that it, 18 entirely the form a Government. If Mr. Bald- Mr. Baldwin was not entitled to The official speeder Campbell's Jish. Arithmetic, Commercial business of school teachers to win advised that a Socialist Pre-say to the electora, "If you will records were: For five miles, 211 Knowledge, Touch-Typewriting, train students to be punctual and mier should be his successor, not have me, I will see that you miles per hour; five kilometres, 218
Liberals would neither and Book-keeping.") General In- diligent, truthful and honest,
coun- have to put up with the Socialists." miles per hour and for one kilometro
217 miles per hour.-Norter. nor encourage the iden, Reuter. formation, Translation and Martobellent and courteous, and to tenance darin are also taught, in this class.
looked AA if Mr. Bald-vice regarding the rehabilitation not be, it win jad already made ip ensures for Szechuen-Reuter. many people who seem to think depended entirely on Mr. Baldwin his mind to do it. He ought to say that discipline. is an exercise to whether under those conditions the distinctly before the General be practised in the class room Socialists would be called on to Election what he meant.
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exercise patience and restraint, courage and unselfishness, and other goodly virtues,
But the efforts of teachers will be of little vafl unless they are supplemented and reinforced by good home training by the inspira- tion of good example in the home girele. I would therefore appeal to parents and guardians to .co- operate
The time-table is divided into two periods: the morning session from 94 to 12% being devoted to theoretical commercial subjects, and the afternoon session, from 2 to 4, being set aside for practi- eal work in Touch-Typewriting. Students who have gone through
wholeheartedly with #course of three months in this
school authorities in this Impor- subject, and who can type accur- ately at a speed of over 30 words tant natter and to do their utmost per minute, are awarded certi- to see that the work of the teacher: is not neutraliselt by Indifference · fleates. Our Typewriting room in wall furnished and is equipped and slackness in the student's with over ten up-to-date type-home life. writers (mostly "Underwoods") together with other necessary ap- paratus,
Smoking Prohibited. We pay attention 10 moral train- ing as well as to intellectual train. ing. Smoking is now absolutely prohibited within the school pre- cincts. Boys who bohave badly are severely dealt with, and those who have got nine demerits are liable to expulsion.'
Discipline is said to bo "The Life Blood of Schools." Without discipline it is impossible to form character, and the formation of character is vital in education. A school is not merely a place in which to impart knowledge, but is also a seat for the moulding of character and the cultivation of the mind. Good habits are easier to foster when boys are young, Therefore parents should send their boys to school at an age when they are pliable and capable
of being moulded..
Is a
An Urgent Need,
China is in urgent need of young men and women of strong charac- ter, high ideals, and good will and it is up to you to help to supply your country's needs,
In Mr. Dixon Chau the school has not only a capable Principal but also a tacticlan of no mean order. See what he has done, He has taken up his school from its old location and brought it and set it down at the very doors of the University, to show his students what a noble gon! Tai Hok Tong is Then he has lured the Registrar out into the open, presumably, to let his boys sco how perfectly harmless that off- cial is, And I have private In formation to the effect that be le busy laying, his plans to lead a storming party against the Matrl- culation gate of the Liniversity In November. I wish him fuck and shall be the first to welcome boya from this "delfool as students at the. University (Applause),
Encouragement.
Moral training can be better ac- quired in Christian Schools, as due attention is paid to Biblica)
On occasions like this it is the or Religious Knowledge, which
prize winners who come into the very important subject, limelight and, while congratulat Amongst living creatures man alone Ing them on their success, I would has got an immortal soul. He like to offer a word of encourage- should know how to discern be,ment to those who have not won tween good and evil; Prizes and prizes. If they have striven hard certificates are easy things to and tried their best they have done gain, but the conquering of oneself well; they have acquired merit is most difficult. "What doth it and, as you know, all the world admires and respects a good proft a man if he gain the whole honest trier.. Many of the world's world, and suffer the loss of his most useful citizenu and greatest own soul?" Bay Our Lord Jesus benefactors never appeared in Christ. It is a pity to see some the limelight. They devoted them- of our fine young men, who have solves wholeheartedly to their just graduated from school or uni- appointed taska and gave of their versity, and who are, perhaps, for best. tunate enough to hold important Mr. Principal, I am grateful to posts in the government of their you for giving me this opportunity own country, live without know of expressing my appreciation of ing that thero is a true God. In the good work that is being consequence of this, wherever man dono by this worthy institution. tries to live without God, there is I wish it great prosperity and bound to be corruption and de- continued success. (Applause).
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