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CORRESPONDENCE.

[To The Editor of Hongkong Telegraph.]

Sir-In looking over my mall, I find an article regarding Segovia which was published in a Hongkong paper under date of September 9th and which bears the title "Andres Segovia Who Deserved Better Of Hongkong."

The writer of this article as cribes the failure of Segovia in Hongkong to a lack of advertising, and, naturally, places the blame for this on me. This has been done le does not respond properly, and time and again when a certain pub it is, of course, easier to lay the blame on the shoulders of the mana- Hill, ger.

tained contact" with Ironside movement until strate. 'glo considerations warranted his coming Into the open. Of these considerations the most Important was the despatch of large forces of Nationalist troops to the South for the defence of Canton against the Ironside threat. With Nanking's effecti- Saturday's return of the Medical veness in the North thus weaken-Officer of Health contained two cases of diphtheria and one each ed, the Kuominchun leaders have of small-pox and cerebro-spinal obviously roached the conclusio fever. that the psychologien moment has come; and they have decided to nounced of Mr. Constant Marc The forthcoming wedding is an- strike whilst the omens äpplar. Pwetenu, chief engineer of the propitious.

to Miss Liliane Hopsang, Manwhile, Nanking S

Rose Guerin, "Solitude," continus to keep up the pretence Mauritius. that Feng is still on their side, for his lieutenants rather than ho himmelf are blamed for this new revolt, the Government communi- que asserting that the question of whether Feng is involved must be investigated, and, if so, he must, Mr. L R. Bedell, a well-known of course, be punished. But this Los Angeles engineer, arrived here by the s.s. President Lincoln. Fle bit of side-stepping is not like making a study of the advance ly to deceive anyone.

in mechanics and economic con- The outstanding fact in theditions throughout the Far East.

[5

Among the passengers arriving on the Kashima Maru yesterday were Mr. A. S. Abbott, Mr. S. A. Gray (joining the staff of the Hongkong Telegraph) Mr. and Mrs. W. Paterson and Mr. R. Tully.

situation is that those latest de- Professor Howard V. Canter, of DODWELL & Co., Ltd.velopments completely shatter the the University of Illinois, accom-

Sale Distributors HONG KONG, & S, CHINA

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

MONDAY

OOT. 14, 1949. in

TROUBLOUS TIMES.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Howard re-

man.

The Very Idea!

A new industry" (says acor raspondent) has sprung into being in the London suburbs, Collars are collected, faundered," and replaced when reasonably worn, all for the usual price of provided that a minimum of six laundering, twopence per collar,"

collars per fortnight be sent. In addition, each new customer is presented with six new coltars," cut to any pattern he may choose." One canvasser, to his knowledge, tomers in a single street. recently secured over sixty cus-

*

"I think, dear, we really ought to ask our next-door neighbours to dinner to-day."

"What in the world for? They only came in yesterday, and we haven't even spoken to them."

.

"I know, but as we are dining off their joint, which was left here by mistake this morning, it seems only fair."

I have already brought to Hong- kong several great artists and in spite of my efforts only a few of them have been successful. Last year, for example, I brought Galli- Curci and La Argentina, and these two fortunately were successful. In this connexion, the advertising for Segovia was the same as that

[The clothing question has been for Galli-Curel and La Argentina, and yet Segovia was not as success discussed and re-discussed during ful. Then, again, if we are to place the three years' life of the so much store by publicity, why was Women's Cricket Association, but, the second concert of La Argentina, aays a well-known lady cricketer, which was given wide publicity, at will have to evolve itself" failure?

although, she declares, ladies will never play in trousers.]

Hongkong is not exactly meant to I have come to the conclusion that

be the place to attract a great pub- lic, and there is besides the draw- back of the limited accommoda-

tions in the theatre there.

To come back to the subject of advertising, an artist cannot and should not be advertised like a com-

What shall the ladies wear, Invaders now of cricket, And envious the fame to share, Of mon, before the wicket? Shali pads and skirts detract

from grace

Or men's attire their own

displace?

We cannot tell, we men,

What women will decide on, But we shall criticise, and then A change may be relied on, From "This is going much too

far"

To "Ah! How beautiful they

are!"

turned to the Colony by the s.s.modity or an automobile. There is a limit to everything, and nd- President Lincoln from Manila to-vertising is not the exception. I day. They are bound for Japan cannot, therefore, agree with the and later will return to New York writer that Segovia was not pro- via Siberia. Mr. Howard is the perly advertised. As a matter of well-known American newspaper fact, the advertising for. Segovia was begun one year prior to his arrival as notice of his coming up- pearance appeared on the program- mes of Galli-Curci, La Argentina, They were returning home from and Moisiowitch. I was then ex- Sunday, school, where the lesson apesting that Segovia would only for the day had been the

Hongkong. However, if he has play to a sufficiently large public in power of the "evil one.".

"Susy," asked Mary, "do you be been a fallure in Hongkong.lieve in the devil?"

A Chinese was arrested by the Police while loitering in Shauki wan Road near Talkoo docks early yesterday morning. Inside found a number of leaflets, which basket in his possession werd the Police seized. The man was arrested only after a chase.

claim that China is united underpanied by his wife and son, arrived the control of the Nanking Govern- from Manila on the s.s. President Lincoln this morning. He is ment. "At no time has unification making a study of Eastern been achieved; to-day it recedes customs; further into the background, What the future has in store for South China, time will tell. We should not, however, be at all surprised to see the Ironsides soon in Canton, for whilst most of the Kwangsi Generals have declared their allegiance to Nanking, there can be little doubt that they are really sitting on the fence, watch- Civil war in China on an exten-ing which way the fortunes of war sive senle is foreshadowed by the turn, ready at a moment's notice virtual outbreak of hostilities be- to join hands with Chang Fat- tween Nanking Government forces kwel. There are troublous days and the troops of the Kuominchun: ahead with a prospect of the, old This new development, not alto-battles for power being fought all gether surprising to those who over again. It may even happen have followed the undercurrent that the present Nanking regime of events since Nanking broke will fall; at any rate, Chiang Kai- with Marshal Feng some months ahek's position would seem to be ago, dwarfs for the moment the very precarious.. operations. connected, with the Ironside revolt, though it is clear that the two events are very closely linked. Indeed, viewed in their right perspective, there can be little doubt that the "re-

bellions" of the Kuominchun and

the Ironsides are part and parcel of a widespread movement aimed

I should not be blamed,

ол

"Ga'rn," was the reply. "It's This now brings me to the com- like Santa Claus--it's father!" phrey's Building, Kowloon, has re- on October 29th. Fleta is proving Miss Hobbs, of No. 12,, Huming concert of Fleta in Hongkong

Registrar at Bow County Court. ported to the Water Police the loss a great success here in Manila, and What are you asking for? Man of a Siamese cat. From the report his concerts have been characterized-Whatever I can get. ed some time between ten o'clock His concerts have brought as much these days of sex equality it is it appears that the animal vanish- by a record-breaking attendance.Barrister at Willesden-Even in on Saturday night and 7 o'clock as Pesos 9,000 in a single night. I monstrous for a man to knock a ed to have been stolen. yesterday morning, and it is belfev-am now just waiting to see how woman down.

Hongkong will receive him and up- Policeman at Tottenham, in: 4 praise his artistic ability.

drunkenness case He clung to t

A well-dressed Chinese woman'

If Fleta is not successful in lamp-post to hold himself up, but he foll. Man-The lamp-post The Australian Election.

jumped overboard from one of the Hongkong, it will be verý difficult "Star" ferries while it was on the for me to arrange further concerts swayed so much that I could not It seems doubtful if even Mr. way from Kowloon to Hongkong there as there will be practically keep hold of it. Scullin, the Party leader, was fully alarm was raised and the ferry

yesterday early

morning. Anno inducement to do so.

Engaged at Southend in a case of a feeble-minded boy, who stole prepared for the completeness of hove to, but no signs of the woman

I fear that I am imposing upon a bicycle valued at 58,, were three the success of Labour in the could be discovered, and it is pre-you publish this letter in your pa medical officer for the borough, a your kindness in requesting that Justices, the Justices clerk, the yet, sumed that she sank almost im-

per, but I trust that in all fairness police inspector, a detective, a mediately. She was travelling an

to me you will do so.Yours, etc., probation officer, and a school at-

tendance officer.

Australian elections. And announced, the result was never judging by the returns thus far

in the balance. Mr. Bruce's party

at the overthrow of the Nanking was overwhelmned, the Country

regime in general and of Marshal Party did not play auch

come

sooner or later, for the

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Chiang Kaihek in particular.minent part as anticipated, and a The final break between Nanking clear majority for Labour soon t-paign will be similar to that of last and Feng Yu-hsiang was bound to landslide illustrates just how false-supplies being drawn from the came a foregone conclusión. The year, all work being voluntary and ly Mr. Bruce interpreted the feel- Government Medical and Bacterio- "Christian General" has never ing of the country regarding the logical Departments. On ap- really submitted to Nanking Compulsory

plication to the Brigade District Arbitration Laws, Superintendent vaccination will be Police Reserve Orders by the rule, and those who have which he sought to amend by carried out on premises to suit Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Acting

abolishing the W38

Federal Courts. the convenience of heads of achools Captain Superintendent of Police,

state: merely biding his time before try: Actually there appears to have been and employers of labour. ing conclusions with Chiang Kai-workers in Mr. Bruce's proposals. comparatively little threat to the shek will now point to the breach As was pointed out during the as justifying their diagnosis of debate which brought about the the situation.

resignation of the Bruce Govern- The Nanking Government is ment, two systems of industrial

STILL MAKING BIG HIT now faced with the gravest situs-regulation, State and Federal, have

AT THE STAR. tlon which has confronted it since Courts wield a greater influence grown up side by side. The State,

Another crowded house enjoyed the so-called unification of the than the Federal Courts, and the the Warwick Revue Company's Squad Drill-All recruits of the country. Its authority is being abolition of the latter would pro- entertainment at the Star Theatre Indian Company will attend Police challenged by war lords who have bably have resulted in an exten- on Saturday night, when a really Headquarters for squad drill strong military backing and whose sion of the jurisdiction of the State The enthusiasm which has greeted Tuesday, October 16th and 22nd at excellent programme was presented. under P/Sergeant R. J. Hunt on operations will throw the greater Courts. Moreover, there have been these versatile players indicates 6.30 p.m. sharp. Dreas-Mufti. part of the country into freshfrequent instances of refusals by that their season here will be a the Trade Unions to accept the record one. Every item is put on turmoil. The testing time for awards of the Federal Arbitration with a snap and has that desir- The fortnightly patrol of the Chiang Kai-shek has now come. Courts, Australia, however, ap- able factor, originality,

Hongkong Section will take place It will be little short of surpris- pears to have regarded Mr. Bruce's burlesque work are of a high order in at the Central Police Station at singing, dancing and on Thursday, October 17th. Fall

ing if he withstands the crisis. proposals as the thin edge of and Saturday's programme again 5.15 pm. sharp. Dress Khaki A LARGE SELECTION AT YOUR DISPOSAL. Relying largely on tactics virtual wedge designed to split up the gave ample opportunity for the Uniform.

The next fortnightly patról of ly amounting to despotism, he has arbitration system, destroying its members of the company to reveal become increasingly unpopular, so No better indication of the general sketch demonstrating the three Fall in at the Taim-tea-taul Fire efficiency, and reacted accordingly, individual talents of exceptionni the Kowloon Section will take merit. The presentation of a place on Tuesday, October 22nd. E.P.N.S.

that it is scarcely to be wondered feeling of the country can be cited methods of saying "Goodbye for Brigade Station at 5.80 p.m. sharp. at that "the Kuominchun and the than the polling in North Sydney. Ever' caused great amusement, Dress-Khaki Uniform. CAKE BASKETS.

Ironsides, who have really paid Hero Mr. Hughes, Nationalist while another "hit" was "incon- little else than lip service to the leader, who refused to subscribe to sequentialities" by Rex Burchell. Another novelty was - "Lilting Nationalist cause, should at last the policies of his chief, and was Litigation", a court scene get to

disowned by the Nationalists, music. coms out as his avowed onemlos. fought an official Nationalist and When the Ironside revolt first two Labour candidates and was re- yesterday.

The programme was repeated broke out, Feng's name was close-elected by a huge majority, Mr.

Lack of space to-day prevents us ly linked with the movement, and Scullin, it is safe to assume, will from giving a more comprehensive report of the show, but those who it now seems apparent that ho and now form a Government, and a have not yet enjoyed the Warwick Chang Fat-kwel have been work-complete change in the conduct of Company's welcome fare, should Australian affairs is to be expected. make a point of securing seats Ing in union. The while he was It is probable that the Labour early, because, once seen, there is a been dickering with Nanking re- Government will adopt a policy of natural desire to take full advan Among the passengers leaving on garding the price the Nationalists Imperial Preference based on re-tage of the privilege of seeing such the Karmala on Saturday were were willing to pay for his eli- ciprocity, and will further high standard of entertainment Liant G. Bynm-Shaw, Mrs. E. W

again.

Carpenter, Mr. N. N. Lalwani, Staff mination by going abroad, Feng strengthen legislation for the pro- The "Merry Go Round" is the at- Capt. H.: Balisbury and L-Comdr. would appear to have main tection of Australian Industries.

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WHO WAS-7

FALCONBRIDGE?

The Englishman would have little reason to complain if Fal- conbridge were to be held up as a typical, specimen of his.

race.

Although no better than he ought to have been, he was Lone the less a. downright, manly fellow, full of military virtues, and magnificently free from gulle. According to Shakespeare's: "King John, Falconbridge was the illegiti. mate son of Richard Coeur-de- Lion, and rejoiced in the heroic strain in his blood; which was to serve him in good stead in the years against the French..

Nothing if not blunt, Fal- conbridge detested the ex- pediency of his liege the King, but he had the Englishman's capaelty for loyalty developed to the ninth degree, and he stood by John through thick and thin, pouring fine scorn on the rebel barons, and dealing with "every situation with eplendid:

resolution and courage.

Falconbridge typifies the Heaven-sent lieutenants of the world. Without a cause, such a man is of little account, but given a cause he would storm a citadel single-handed to ed. vance its interests.

A patriot of heroic quality, it' was Falconbridge who utters these most famous lines which bring the curtain down on Shakespeare's masterly play

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And we shall shock "them. Nought shall make

us rue,

If England to itself do rest but true"

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