FIVE STUDENTS MEN THE “WEAKER;
SUSPENDED
LONDON SCHOOL Or
ECONOMICS
The activities of an extremist group of students at the London School of Economics, calminating In the disregard of n warning by the Director (Sir William Beverld go) ngainst the sale of a Communist magazine on the School premises, has led to the suspension of Ove students.
They were given half an hour in which to leave the School,
Tonsion has been growing since last September, when a group of students with advanced Marxist views gained control of the Stu- dents' Union, one of the strongest bodies of its kind in the country. One day this month a number of these students were oponly selling coples of the "Student Vanguard -a Communist Journal published school.
SEX"
LESS RESISTANT TO DISEASE
New York, March 4.
THE LONGKONG: TELEGRAPH.
EX-M.P. JOINS FASCISTS
"New Low Level" In The Labour Party
A facts and statistics Alo nt
Mr. John Beckett, formerly Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. shows that the malo is the weaker Socialist M.P. for Gateshead and sex. Dr. William J. Mayo, foun- Peckham, has joined the British der of the institution, learned years Union of Fascints. ago that under some circumstances in some diseases the male of the species is less resistant than the female.
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Explaining the reasons for this step in an article in the current Issue of "The Fascist Week," he
statox:
DR. KAGAWA'S VISIT.
MONDAY, APRIL
1981.
RADIO BROADCAST
BISHOP. HALL REPLIES TO HIS CRITICS
The Bishop of Victoria, Rt. Rev.
R. Owen Hall, writes in the cur-
rent Issue of St. Andrew's Church TO-DAY'S BROADCAST. Monthly Magazine as follower
Dr. Kagawa's visit has faced un problems. Let us not be afraid of Christian folk with some profound
them.
Dr. Kagawa openly confessed the wrong of Japan towards China: but challenged both British and Chinese to be equally impartial in examining the actions of their own
country.
STUDIO CONCERT FOR
THIS EVENING
From ZDW on a wavelength of 355 metres!
5-8 p.m. European Programme. 5-7 pm. Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Orchestra. (By the courtesy of the Management).
7-7.30 p.m. Band Selections, Ballads We Love-(Arr. Debroy
Somers).
Debroy Somers Band. The Jelly Robbers-overtura
(Suppe), Fanfare Selection.
Debroy Somers Band. The Bustle Of Spring (Binding),
The B.B.C. Wireless Military
Using this Information as basis, Dr. E. V. Allen and his as
"In the Parliamentary Labour sociates of the clinic have made an especial study of 300,000 According to Dr. Allen the facts Party I discovered a new low level,
Dr. Kagawa's second challenge that men are more frequently the Some would have been decent had victims of disonses of the digestive It suited their comfort and econo- tract, of the lungs, of the kidneys, mic position; those who mattered was an economic challenge. Does wo muat either live in armed camps the brain, and of functional diseases would have disgusted Tammany not the present situation prove that
a cosmopolitanor on a and nauseated than women.
the reasons for the "In- feriarity of men, Dr. Allen citen crook. Some sold themselves open at a lugher ethical plazo? The tobacco ly for a Job.' The majority suc-human beings, If so, we have Dr. overwork, alcoholism,
'real live on a lower phyfcal plane, under-vocal The following day Sir William heart," industrial risks, and irregu-cumbed to a double whiskey and a Norwood's alternative. We
ground. that lar habits in aleeping and eating, condescending nod from Beveridge Issued an order copies of all publications sold on He adds that virtually every com- gentleman," " the school premises must be sub-munity In Amerien shows that
there Are more widows mitted to him first.
widowers.
monthly in the corridors of the
п
In a statement, Sir William anid that the February issue of the "Student Vanguard" contained grossly offensive statement about a member of the staff of the School, and that legal steps were being taken to secure from the publishers and printers of the paper an apology and the withdrawal of the statement,
Ho added that the students con. cerned had been excluded from the
than
can
Mr. Beckitt achieved a certain Dr. Norwood ridiculed the pre notoriety in the 'louse of Com Bent situation. Dr Kagawa showed The expectation of life (Eng-ons in 1930, when, as a protestus a way out-a hard way, refus land and Wales), according to the against the "framing" of Mr. Ing to allow the motive of individual Fenner Brockway, he seized the profit to control our common life. latest available statistics, is as follow: At the age of 21. men Mace from the table in front of Dara we British people be ao un- 44.94 years, women 47.87; at 30. the Speaker and began to walk worthy of our great ancestors as to men 37.40, women 40.26; nt 40, men with it towards the Bar of the, say it is too hard a way for us to 29.19, women 31.86; at 50, men House. He was stopped, the Mace tread? 21.30, women 23.69; and at 60, taken from him, and later he was
suspended. men 14.36, and women 16.22.
school, pending a decision by the PEERS AND JUDGES|
emergency Governors.
committee of the
UP THEIR DIGNITY"
One statement in the journal deals with a recent series of lec-"ESSENTIAL TO KEEP tures on Marxism. It says: "The lecturers are not Marxists and they carry out their task of disillusion- ing students...by shameless dis- tortion and deliberate confusion."
Among the suspended students are the President of the Students' Union and the Chairman of the Student Society.
HOME RUGBY
Services Narrowly Defeat Bath
London, Mar. 31. A thrilling match Between Bath and the United Services resulted in a narrow victory for the latter by 10 points to nine. Blackheath had a comfortable win over Bridgewater. but Leicester had to fight hard to boat Bristol,
The London Welshmen were sound ly thrashed by Gloucester, whom they visited, scoring only three points against their hosts 27.
Full scores follow: Bath
Bridgewater
Bristol-
Cardiff
Coventry
Gloucester
9 United
Services
10
3 Blackheath
18
-3-Lolcestor -------
9 Barbarians
14
23 Richmond
6
27 London Welsh
3
North of Ireland 3 Birkenhead Pk. D
Plymouth Albion 8 Old Merchant
Taylors
Salo
18 Rosslyn Park 13
Swansea
20 Harlequins
Newport
5 Ponytpool
T
Neath Gala
21 Cross Keys
24 West of
Scotland Heriotoniarus 14 hend High
School
3
0
-Reuter.
75 ACTIONS AGAINST JAPANESE
Lancashire Firm's Success
"But Recovered Nothing"
when Lord
TOOK BOTH SIDES
LEGIONAIRE FORCED TO FIGHT FRANCE
Ilis name was
Dr. Kegawa has indirectly raised the question "What is saintliness7". He has been called "The Saint of the Shingawa Slums," and likened to St. Francis of Assissi. Plainly in his life of devotion to the poor and his complete acceptance of per-
ronal
St. Forty for himself he is ke
Band.
7.30-8 pni. From The Studio. Jazz Piano and Violin Solon by Miss Doreen Mu and Candido Nalus with chorus by Pomping Vila.
Programme.
1. The Day You Came Along.
2. Blue Prelude.
3. Whispering.
4. Shanghai "LIP.
G. Shadow
Waltz.
6. Give me Liberty or Give
me Love,
7. Beautiful Girl.
A p.m.
8.03-10.30
Report
Concert.
p.m.
8. I've Got to Sing a Torch Song. Local Time and Weather
Chinese Studio
10.30 p.m. Close Down. 8.30-10 p.m. European Recorded Programme from Z.E.K. on 640 k.c't. Overture-Poet and Peasant (Suppe,
art: Retford).
The Band of H.M. Coldstream
Guards. af Assiss! But St. Francis fits in a stained glass win-Song-Follow me omo (Ward-Higgs). dow. This hard-bitten determined Sang-Thou'rt Passing Hence
(Sullivan). little Japanese with his searching mind and defiant faith in his own convictions suggests the boxing "So box I" sald St
Bir
Colmar, Mar. 31, The cut made by the Economy
The only man to wear a French Act in the salaries of the Judges was referred to in the House of military decoration while serving ring
Rankeillour in the German army during the Paul "not as one that beateti the (St. Paul's word "box" in Lords moved the second reading of the Great War, died here to-day.
Schmartz, and the Greek "pux" from which our
for it Judiciary (Safeguarding) BIN.
both The Dill, he said, was designed prior to 1914 he had served for game and the name
St. Paul and St. Stephen, to prevent a repetition of the five years in the French Foreign come).
medals the two New Testament saints unhappy events of 1931 and to en-Legion, winning several sure that no change should be for heroic conduct at. Madagascar whom we have most knowledge, cer- tainly were more like Dr. Kagawa and Tonkin. made in the status or salaries of
than St. Francis. But St. Francle the Judges except by the deliber
Just before the War, he crossed like Dr. Kagawa saw clearly that ate act of Parliament.
Lord Carson said he regarded the frontier while on leave to see the Church was trying to serve both
God and Mommon. He the Bill as a matter of grave neces. his parents. alty. It was absolutely essentiall
ween her from her impossible dual ullegiance by cutting money out to keep up the judges in a state
serve altogether. Dr. Kagawa, like Dr. James Yen, the great Chinese of dignity.
Lord Reading also supported the
Christian Reformer, makes "Tho word was made flesh" his text. He The Lord
takes brend and breaks it in memory of His Lord, saying "We must use money co-operatively."
Bill.
to
oly
The German authorities arrested him and forced him against the French.
commander His company Chancellor (Lord tained the Emperor's permission Sankey) said that having regard for Schwartz to wear his French the to Parliamentary time he could decorations while facing
On the Western not give any undertaldng ns to Foreign Legion
what might happen to the Bill in Front.--Reuter's Special Service. the House of Commons, but even
if it did not progress there the affirmation of its principle in the have gone far to. debate would effect the purpose which ther all desired.
The Bill was read a second time
AUSTRALIA BUYS BRITISH
BIG INCREASE IN MOTOR CAR IMPORTS.
JAPANESE RAIDS
SOVIET CONSUL GENERAL PROTESTS
Moscow. Mar. 31, Further friction between Rus- ala and Manchukue has been caus- ed by police activities along the IC.E.R. route.
tried to
Then take Dr. Kagawa's answers, It was to me surprising to dis- cover that his anwers had the same searching quality about them as Our Lord's as though he would add, "He that hath cars to hear let him hear." Like Our Lord he is not afraid of making people angry. What then is "all-
USA"
Fotor Dawson. (Báss-Baritone). Pianoforte Solo-Die Fledermaus-
Du Und Du---Walte. Pianoforte, Solo-Schatz-Waltz (J.
Strauss, arr.. Dohnanyi).
Ernst Von Dohnany
Vocal Gems-From Erik Charell's
"White Horse Inn" (Benatsky and Stolz).
Light Opera Company. Selection The Gypsy Princess
(Kalman).
De Groot and the New Victoria
Orchesten.
(Tarrega). Guitar Solo-Fandanguillo (Turino),
Andrea Segovia. Band-Reminiscences of Scotland
(arr. Godfrey).
Guitar Solo-Tremolo Study
Guards.
The Band H.3. Coldstream Vocal Gems The Gondollers
(Gilbert and Sullivan).
Columbia Light Opera
pany. Band-Villanelle (Doll' Acqua arr.
Winterbottom).
Com-
Reg. Band of H.M. Grenndler
Guarda, Band-Marche Militaire (Schubert,
arr. Godfrey),
The Reg. Band of H.M. Grenadier Guarda. 'Cello-Solo-Menuet (Paderewsk!)
(Op. 14. No. 1). "Cello-Solo-Spanish-Dance-.
(G. Cassado).
from the Studio.
.
Gaspar Cassado. On my own account i must say here again that I was entirely in Vocal Gems-The Cat and the Fiddle
(Harbach and Kern). agreement with Dr. Kagawa's post-
Light Opera Company. tion and that I was glad to stand
Closo Down. 10 p.m. publicly beside him. The para-
All Relays of the Hongkung Hotel the British mount issue before
are by Courtesy of the 16 people to-day our relation Orchestras It is officially stated that the So- through the League of Nations to Management and during the intervals vlet Consul-General in Harbin has the other Nations of the World. Recorded Music will be Broadcast.
that Further evidence of Australia's made one of his periodic protests Elther we must
recognise the Manchukuo diplomatic
some surrender of national regained purchasing power and of to her desire to "Buy British" is con-agent and has demanded the ces-sovereignty to the common will of tained in the latest oficial motoration of raids by Japanese gen- the whole family of nations is a DIVORCE SUIT HEARD
darmes
CER. clubs
and necessity for life; or we can say car Import figures.
that such surrender is a danger to Importa of unassembled chassis schools in Manchurian towna.
If the latter le our from England and Amerien last
The Consul-General has also peace.
view Wo must орнове the year total £1,008,379 compared
an im- with £32,107 for the previous year. protested against the arrest of
dream This total was made up of 7,220 four Soviet citizens, including the League of National as Railroad Club, possible and dangerous British chassis valued at £642,373 orarian of the
and his if the former, we taust be willing "to give up to internacional police control armaments of any kind The immediato release of the de- which might at any time threaten ably higher, this year. A few tained Boviet citizens is demand-the security of other members of yoara ago, American cars largely ed.--United Press.
on
and 4,296 American chassis valued Yoaming, M. Stefaniev,
nt £336,006, Purchasea of British wife. cars are expected to be consider-
Mr. Lennox B. Lee, Chairman of dominated the market. the Calico Printers Association, Limiteil, addressing the Industrial Co-partnershin Association In London, emphasised the menace of Japan in the textile trade.
He said that the Japanese had copied to a very large extent the products of Lancashire.
DAY BY DAY NEWS
"MOST FAILURES ARE DUE TO MIS. FITE"-JCasic Lynch Williams,
Tondera are being invited for the
His firm, he said, had brought erection of public bathing sheds at and won 76 law suits against Kennedy Town and Repulse Bay. Japanese representatives on thle
side, but though they had spent Mr. W. A. Cornoll has retired from thousands of pounds in litigation the firm of Messrs. Palmer and Turner and commenced his awn architect's they had recovered nothing.
practice,
His Majesty the King has not been Mrs. A. V. Harvey, who returned to the Colony on Saturday, has re-advised to exorciso his power of th ported to the police the loss of allowance with respect to the Orlin string of 100 pearls with diamond ance to amend further the Telephone clasp somewhere between the Cante Ordinance, 1025. Rosso, from which she disembarked on its arrival in port, Blake Pier and her residence at 522, The Peak, Magazine Gap.
It is notified for general information that the China Congregational Church situated at No. 5, Ladder Street, hon been licensed by His Excellency, the Mrs. Stewart, of St. Paul's Hostel, Governor to be a place for the celeben- has reported to the police that at 10.15tion of marriages.
a.m. on Enturday nome person entered n room on the first floor by means of
a door which was left open and stole clothing and Jewellery to the value of $191.
Somolimo between 9 p.m. on Satur say and 6 a.m. on Sunday, somo per son cut the glass of a window of 318, Queen's Road Central and extracted a toloscope, 23 fountain pons and twelve pencils, to the total value of $53,
IN BRIEF
the family.
IN JUDGE'S ROOM
Canadian Ex-Minister's Wife To Appeal
Leave was given by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council England in the time of the early to Mrs. Cora McPherson, of Tudors is a fair parallel. The Alberta, Caracin, to appeal Barons had previously based their against a judgment of the Appeal security on their own men-at-arms. Mr. H. J. Armstrong and Mr. R. A. The Tudor Kings insisted that the Court of Alberta, which had do- Wadeson have been admitted partners King, and the King alone, would be cided that the divorce proceedings In the legal frm of Deneons.
responsible for their security. The in which her husband, the Hon. Barons wero compelled to surrender 0. L. McPherson, then Minister scule of their local sovereignty to the Na- of Public Works in Alberta, was The Gazette contains charges for medical treatment and tion. The release
national maintenance in Government hospitals. energy that followed that surrender granted a decree nist, wore held
In open Court. was phenomenal. The April xaue of The Rock bas been received. The latest issue in-
I believe the gradual surrender cludes articles by Hov. T.F. Ryan, by the nations of national as a poor person. Nov. D. MacDonald, Rev. D. J. Finn, sovereignty in this matter of arma- Mrs. McPherson had contended Rev. D. Donnelly and others.
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Armament manufacturers in the other on the "new countries," hand, benefited considerably by
Leave was also given to appon WORLD OUTPUT NOW tho enforced stoppage in the Ger
The Stroot Sleepers Society brought lease of creative and constructive before the Alberta Appeal Court to make that the divorce proceedings were their term of voluntary winter norvice energy-enough even
for
to a close on Saturday night after the possible the new world which ap- conducted in private, and there- usual crowd of cold and homelessplied scionco dangles before our fore invalid. Chinese hind been washed and housest eyes--but which at present wa
Jacom quite incapable of achieving. Mr. Wilfrid Greene, K.C., for the night.
Mrs. McPherson, said that the President Roosevelt once warned Judge before whom the divorco The 8th Destroyer Flotilla will bold: Dance in the China Fleet Club this is fellow countrymen of what he petition came conducted the pro- evening 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admin. called "Daddyism," the sin of mak-ceedings in ita private room, sion for Gentlemen $1 and Lalon by ing the world too comfortable for invitation card. The Blue Ithytam Sons. We are sons of great Counsel suggested that in order fathers. They were certainly not to reduce the possibility of pub- Band will be in attendance.
The beautiful Eater Choral Service guilty of Daddylam." But if wellelty the Judge had deliberately
aro content
enjoy the withdrawn himself to a place morely to April 10, at 5.30 p.m. in The Helena from Mendelssohn's Omtorio "Eliah" great fortune they have bequeathed where the public would never May Institute. The Rev. Father was rendered at the Hongkong Union Gallagher, 9. J., will deliver & lecture Church yesterday evening, Mr. G. E. to us, and fail to show their dream of going. on "The Mother in Literature". The Longyear acting as Organist and courage and initiative in facing meeting would normally have taken Chale Master, Mrs. A. M. Bowes- the realities of now altuations, we place on the first Tuesday of the Smith, Mrs. II. L. Lockhart. Br. W. shall, in spite of them, become husband, opposed both the petition
I can imagine no and the application of. month, but as this date falls too near J. T. Phelps and Mr. W. H. Bailey "Daddyists."
great McPherson to be allowed to appeal Easter, the second Tuesday has been were the Soloists. The music was worse betrayal of
horitage. Interspersed with hymns.
as a poor person.
The last meeting for the session of the Hongkong Branch of the English Association will be held on Tuesday,
arranged.
our
Mr. D. N. Pritt, K.C., for the
Mrs.
ONE THIRD MORE"
man armamente industry.
as
The conclusion le reached that in the International armaments in- dustry probably more workmen are Berlin, Mar., 1.*
of the inactivity of German, An impressive array of facts employed now than in 1913, in and figures about the Internation- Austrian, and Hungarian arma-
And al manufacture and sale of armament manufacturers. from 1913 to 1983 is presented in rationalisation" of production has the latest weekly report of the increased output it is estimated that in recent years the world pro- Institute for Economic Research, duction of war material has in- obviously in support of the Gor-creased by a quarter to a third as man contention that the rest of compared with production in 1018, Bori This situation even more Europe is threatening the peace
ous, the Institute for Economic of Germany,
Rosearch reflects, when ons taken Incroago As a result of the disorganisa-into consideration the tion of the German armaments since 1913 in the production of industry caused by the Treaty of aeroplanes which are potential Versailles, between 100,000 and weapons of war. In France, it is Assorted, 85 per cent. of the mon 150,000 German workmen, it is employed in aircraft works are en- calculated, wore obliged to sook gaged in the construction of mili another occupation. Many capital-tary aircraft.