HOME RULE FOR WALES
DOMINION STATUS DEMAND
DEBATE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Aberystwyth, May 23. ehind closed doors the
dred providing for "full domion status" for the ancit principality.
Thesitation for "hame rule for Wales comparable with
that
EMPIRE
DAY
SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRALS
G. B.
Yuk-Ian,
THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1934.
THE HONGKONG
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"The Dog and/or Boundary Business."
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
Hongkong Telegraph.
"I want you to take away with To the Editor. you to-day the thought that your membership.of the British Empire puts you under an obligation of
Sir, I have been to look at the loyalty, not Brat to King George, boundary atonen erected by a bene- but first to Christ," said the Veryficent Government for the instruc Rev. Dean Swann in brief ad- dress to over 400 school children of an apathetic public, and at the special Empire Day service very pretty they are, nicely incised 231 St. John's Cathedral this with black lettering.
Is I not rather a pity that, after morning, Wish Nationalist Party Amongst those present were Mr, all the trouble to which the Govern Sayer, Director of Education,ment must have gone to prepare ha been discussing the
Mr. A. O. Brawn Miss H. these stones, not to speak of the bral new Constitution Sawyer, Mias Atkins, Mr. E. C. taxpayers money which has been connection therewith, wh their experts have Stewart, Mr. G: W. Reeve, Mr. Lo spent in
for practical purposes Capt. P.S. AT. Hamilton, Rev.
Cannon, Mr. they are,
Cheless? L.L. Nash, Men, P. Y, Stark, Mr. D. M.
The face of the stones contain Richards, Mr. D. J. Crozier, Mre, an inscription that they have been N. Evans, Miss B. M. Pope. Miss erected to mark the boundary un K Bennington
der authority of Ordinance No. and Miss Ball. Children present were from the 30 of 1900, Now, as a law-abid granten the Irish Free State, piocesan Boys' and Girls' Schools,g subject, I had it looic for that dates a generation or more to the bite agitation for the dis-Central British, St. Stephen's Boys' Ordinance, just to see what it said. and Girls Schools, St. Paul's Boys Imagine my amazement, on turn- establisent of the Church England, Wales, the campaign in and Girls Schools. Wanthal Goving to the offlelal bound copies of which Lloyd George won his crnment School, the Anglo-Indian the Ordinances, to find there was School, Yaumati, Ellis Kadoorie "no sich animal." The Inst Ordin. spurs. died down until about School, Gap Road English School,ance noted in 1900 is No. 12 and four seango when a committee Kowloon Junior School, Belilios that is marked as repealed! Can of Welsh wyers and economista. School, Queen's College, Garrison it be that the Government is put- Altuntes mitty in London, begun a School, Peak School and Fairlea,
ting up a bluff? lengthy sty of the grievances of
In any case, why make reference Wales as part of the United
to an ordinance of 1909, when the Kingdom. on that they went
definition given by the Interpreta- In the course on to the tik of 'drafting a model
tion Ordinance of many years later constitution. The actual text has Dean Swann drew
is that which stands to-day? As aut been may public and presum of St. George and the crown
of the congregation to the symbol your readers know, the latter r ably will not until the leaders of His Majesty King George V. on a Land Offles, and
fers to a signed plan held at the the "Nationt movement" have English E note. The ettert
If agreed regaring its terms.
of A those two symbala an parently that task
close to ignores the fact that no @everal months
to the ether he said was a reminder of features are shown on the plan, their duty to the King and Emperor and therefore it is useless for that and to help keep before them alreason, there is an additional one ways the standard of St. George Which makes it even more so. The who was the standard of loyalty plan is on such a small scale that
LEADER O MOVEMENT.
of
Leader of themovement is Mr. Saunders Lewison of a Noncon- furmist ministeramt regarded as one of the most fective orators in Wales. Mr. Las recently
LOYALTY TO CHRIST.
of his address,
the attention
of
even
une natural
the line indicating the boundary life has a definite thickness in relation would 20 it, and even if it were possible before from the plan to plot the line on
above all things to
Christ. "St. George
his gave Christ befor
because he
came is convert lottoman Catholic-t put Empire
lent, and as the Welsh are over- | Christ, Attri We it the Em- the ground twhich i doubt), its whelmingly Protesfint, he resigned pine must follow that. Our be thickness
would cover several
his leadership of the home tule loved King would be the first to hundred yards--and therefore be movement
He himself is a man of gaite useless for defining a boun-
loyalty to dary! personal Christ and a man we must logally
in
ukler
nut to it.
Buy 80.
excite religions othosition to
But the Welsh Nationalist Party fallow because of that. I want has refused to accept his resigna-you to take away with you to-day tion, a step bas exsted great dis- cassion in the Welsh "elinpeis."
the thought that your membership "Dominion Status" in the British ander an obligation of loyalty not of the British Empire puts you Empire will not be granted unlessrst to King George but first to there is complete unanimity among Christ. the Welsh people in the demanit for it. That this unanimity exists has not yet been prayed; in fact U tak before the Sutienalin to Christ. if we are to do the Party is to being such unanimity about. The campaign is only in the opening stages.
WELSH GRIEVANCE.
"If we are to be truly loyal to our King Emperor we must be loyal
best for the Empire we must caro more for God even more than for Empire. I want all of you here to-day. of all nationalities, to derstand that Doyalty to God
Such significance as it has must come first and if you are loyal comes from the fact that it coin- to God, then you will be doing cides with a similar movement for your greatest service to the British "home rule for Scotland.“ In Empire."
both cases the complaint is that the British Government, highly centralized in Landon, has negleci- ed Welsh and Scottish intereste
AT THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
Father O'Carroll's Address
from
in trade, industry, education and similar....fvida. This complaint
good gets a certain amount of strengthA" "pul" "Catholic" "îN
ritizen," sald the Rev. Fr.
the
the fact that the principal O'Carroll, R.C. Chaplain to the Industries of both Wales and Farees, when preaching t Scotland have not shared in the. current improvement to the same special Empire Day service held
at the Cathedral of the Thumac degree 45 the industries of
ulate Conception this morning for England. The latter, of course, children from the Catholic Schools, aro far nore diversified.
Over 500 children participated According to reports here. the in the service, which was conduct new constitution goes so far cd by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Valtorta, to set up separate entstoma and Vicar-Apostolic of Hongkong tarifs as well as a Welsh Army assisted by members of the Cathe- and Navy."-United Press.
dral Seminary.
The proceedings were opened by the Band of the St. Louis Industrial EXCHANGE RATES School rendering a March. The Seminary Choir then sang the May hymn "Regina Coeli neture." this 721/32 being followed by the occasional 15.63 address from the pulpit by the 12.30 Rev. Fr. O'Carroll.
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"CITIZEN"
Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES.
MOONLIGHT LAUNCH PICNIC ON MAY 30,
The Europeno Y.ALCA, does not to let any grass grow under its feet this year regarding summer activities.
Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of members from both the Ladies and Men's svetions decided
on a pro- gramme of moonlight and week-en launch picnics during the next six months.
BERSON
on
The meeting, after some discussion, dreided to hold the first moonlight launch pienie of the Wednesday, May 30, leaving the Kowloon Police Pier at 8,30 p.m. Tickets will cost. $1, and may be obtained aboard the launch.
Saturday afternoon picnics will be held once a fortnight during the summer, the season commencing on June 9. Tickets for this plente will be available at the moonlight picnic on May 30,
The Plenle Committee, of which Mr. II. E. Lewis is Hon. Secretary, in endeavouring to obtain one of the Yaumati ferry vessels for the picnics this year.
Patrons of the Lee Theatre will be pleased to warn of the reduction in prices to all seats. Dress eircle, buck and front stalls are now respectively, 10 cts. 30 eta, and 25 ets; children.
20 ets, to dress circle and bnek stalls.
Sin Heung-ying, died at the Kow- loon Hospital ntum. toxiny.
ilv
After Mgr. Valtorta had given was admitted yesterday afternoon with head injuries, caused by falling the Benediction of the Blessed from the first floor of his residence 530 Sacrament, the congregation sangat 4 Nelson Street, first flour.. SON. 36 the "Adoremus," The service end- 1/3ed with the singing of the National 0.08 | Antliem. 7.194
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Tu Sze, seven-year-old child was knocked down by private cor No. 2687 in Aberdeen yesterday, and was admitted to the Government Civil Hospital The victim lives on boat No. 2376A,
The following is the list of locs}} share quotations issued to-day.
Banks,
ILK. Banka, $1850/65 an. 1.K. Baak (London), £131% n. Chartered Bank, £16, n. Mercantile Bank, A. & B. £28 n. Mercantile Bank C., £15 n. East Asia Bank, $03 e. Am: 0. Finance Corp., Sh. $20 a China O. Fin. Ord. Sh. $4 n. China O. Fin. Pref. Sh. 35 n.
Insurances.
Canton Ins., $322 n. Union Fra., $605 h. China Underwriters, $1 an. China Fire, $625 n. H.K, Fire In., $250 n. International Assce, 30 n.
Shipping.
Douglas, $41 n. H.K. Steamboats, $9 n. Indo-Chinas, (Prof.), $30 n. Indo-Chinas, (Def.), $83 n. Shells (Bearer), 61/3 n. Union Waterboats, $11.30 n.
Mining
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Antamoks, 68 ctn. b. Balatoca, $33% n. Bagulo Gold, 37 eta, n. Benguets $32% n. Benguet Exploration, 20 cts, n. Benguet Goldfield, 20 cts. n. Big Wedge, 12cta n. Gold Creek $31⁄2 n.
Ipe Mining, 34 n.
Itogons, $7 n.
It.
Langkats (Single), $18.
RADIO BROADCAST
TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.
RELAY FROM HONGKONG HOTEL
From ZBW. on a wavelength of 366 metres:
5-8 p.m. European Programme.
the
5-7 pm. A Xelay of the Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra from Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden.
7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota- tions, etc.
7.03-7.33 pan. Musical Comedy.
Vocal Gems-Follow a Stor
(Ellis).
Light Opern Company. Selection-Charlet's Masquerade, New Mayfair Orchestra. Vorni Gems-White Horse Inn
(Erik Charoll).
Light Opera Company. Selection-Ball at the Savoy
(Abraham).
Dury Lane Theatre Orchestra. 7.33-7.50. pm. A Violin Recital by Fritz Kreisler.
Slavonic Dance Nu, a in Ganjor
(Dvorak),
Indian Lament (Dvorak). Ilumoresque (Dvorak). Caprice Viennois (Kreisler).
7.50-8 p.m.
"My Songs From the Shows."
Marie Burke (Soprano).
Kailan, 23/-
S'hat Exploratione, Sh. $4.80 n. Shai Loans, $51⁄4 n.
1.
31.
Raubs, $15 b.
Venz: Goldfield, $7 n.
Docks, etc.
H.K. Wharves, $1041⁄2 b. ILK. Ducks, $15 n.
S. China Motors A., $2 n. 8. China Motors B., $8 n. Providents (old), $1.85 1},
Providents (new). 75 cts., n. Hongkews, Sh. $360 n. New Engineerings, Sh. $5.20 n. Shanghai Docks, $188 n.
Cotton Mills.
Ewa Coltons, Sh. $11 n. S'hal Cottons, (old). Sh. $76 n. S'hal Cotions (new), Sh. $43 n. Zoang Sings. Sh. $18 n. Wing On Textiles, Sh. $60 л.
Landa, Hotele, etc.
B ("Show Bont').
When You've Fallen in Love (He Wanted Adventure"). Can't Help Lovin' Dot Man ("Show Bunt").
Within my Heart ("Song of the Brug").
Like a Star in the Sky
("Waltzes from Vienna").
6. You Came to nie
7.
He Wanted Adventure"). For we Lave You Still ("Walizes fram Vienna"). 8 D.. Report.
Local Time and Weather
8.03-10.30 p.in. Chinese Concert.
Studio
10.30 pm. Rugby Mid-day Press News.
19.35 pm. Close Down..
All Relays of the Hongkong Hotel Orchestras are by courtesy of the Management,
830-10 pm A European Recorded
11. and S. Hotels, $6.19 b. and su. Programme from ZEK on 640 k.e's.
JK. Lands, $61/62 sn. S'hai Lands, Sh. $25 n. Metropolitan Landa, Sb. $14 p. Humphreys, $11.20 n. H.K.
Asia's $5.10 n..
"A" Sh. $140 n. Asia Realtien "B" Sh. $20 n. Chinese Estates. $80 n. x div. China Realties, Sh. $15 China Debenture, Sh.$137 n..
Publie (itivities.
Tramway, $21.10 b.
Peak Trams (old), $15.00 n. Penk Trams (new), 57 n. Star Ferries (old), $100 &. Yammat Ferries, $22 n.
¤.
C. Lights (old), SU b. and sa. C. Lights (now). $84 n. H.K. Electrics, $7311 si. Macao Electrics, $21% b. Sandakan Lights, $8 n. Telephones (old), $251⁄4 b. Telephones (new), $12.45 n. China Buses, Sh. $13.20 n. Singapore Tractions. 5/- n. Singapore Pref. 16/101⁄2 n.
Industrials.
Malabon Sugars, $12 n. Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. $21 n. Caid: Mack (Pref.), 519 Canton lees, $2.80 n. Cements (new), $2% sa. H.K. Ropes, $O1⁄2 8.
Stores, etc.
Dairy Farma, $264 1. Watsons, 56% 1, Dor A Winge, $1 n. Lane Crawfords, $4 n. Mackintoshs, $21 n. Sinceres, $11. Wm. Powells, $1.60 b.
Ving On (11.K.). $120 n.
Miscellaneous.
n.
Amusements, $3,80 b. HI.K. Entainments, $7% u. S.C. Enterprises, $15. United Theatres, Sh. $2 . Macao "Greyhounds." $2 n. Constructions (old), $1.70 n. Constructions (new), 70 eta, b .Ch. Govi, 0% 1925 G.$ Bonds
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ILK. Govt. Loun 84% b. prem Wallace Harpers, $8 n. Gold River, 29 cta. b.
8.30-8.45 p.m. Songs by Peter Dawson (Hass-Haritone). Drake Goes West (Sanderson). Yeomen of England ("Merrie
Englund") (German).
Deron. O Devon (Songs of the
Sea") (Stanford).
Ho Heard the Great Sea Calling
(Andrews).
8.43-9.08
Selections.
p.m., Light
Dollar Princess (Fall).
Orchestral
Nut Walikret and his Orchestra. Daly's Theatre Waltz Mumories
furr. Prentice).
Charles Prentice and III
Orchestra. Monsieur Benucnire (Itosso arr.
Bucalonai).
New Light Symphony Orchestra.... 9:09-0.25 p.
Partita No. in C Minor (Bach).
Haruki Samuel (Pianoforte). 9.25-9.46 p.m. Band Music. Rienzi-Overture (Wagner).
The Regimental Band of IIM.
Grenadier Guards. Woodland Pictures-Rural Suite
(P. E. Fletcher),
The B.B.C. Wireless Military The Funeral March of A Marionette (Gounod),
Band.
The B.B.C. Wireless Military
9.16.10 p.m.
Vocal Duels.
Find.
I like to go Hack in the Evening, Layton and Jolustane. Lazyboner. All of a sudden.
We just couldn't say Goodbye.
Chick Endor and Charlle
10 p.m. Close Down.
Farrell
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DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF
fractures
Suffering from
ribs. Alleged to have been enused during fight at p.m. yesterday, a man, Chan Chung, residing at 237, Den Voeux Road, West, was admitted to the Governnient Civil Hospital.
Taking as his text "Catholicism 28 und Citizenship" the Rev. Fr. 122 Carroll said: The Catholic Church teaches that all lawful 175 authority is from God, and that the 21.74 Just laws of the properly constitut- 19.10 ed rivil government have the which therefore was universal. 22.3914 Divine Sanction, and that when it was impossible, he said, to be a 110 rightly acting within its properly member of the Universal Church constitated sphere the properly and to think merely in terms of 1/2 constituted civil government acts ons's own country. Hence it is with the authority of God himself. that an Imperialism which is In 997 It stands to reason therefore, that accord with Catholic principles 6.68 | if you are practising Catholics, later and which makes for
peace and 10.11/10 on as men and women, you will goodwill amongst the nations com- TO KNOW THAT WHICH BEFORE US
104 also of necessity be good citizens."mends self to the Catholic.
LIES IN DAILY LIFE 18 THE PRIME 102%
TRUE PATRIOTISM.
The preacher then compared this OP WIRDOM.Milton, The preacher then outlined the with the benevolent form of Im- form of religious practice that perialism in the British Empire. which he held as the right. kind Was to make them good citizens of Imperiallam, one in accord with "Love of country," he continued, Christian principles and making Mr. and Mrs. T. Murphy wish to is all right in its own way, for penes and goodwill amongst thank all friends for their kind he is indeed a dull cled of earth nations, now so sorely needed. expressions of sympathy in their who has not some regard for the Catholic Schools and Institu- recent bereavement, also for land of his birth. formi tributes sent and attendance
tion taking part. lu the serivco "Patriotism or love of country were at the funeral..
the Garrison School, St. Civil lonplatl with a fractured jaw lunch. Eno's Itself has been the in due measure in a virtue. But Joseph's College, La Salle College, and nem, caused by a fall down the subject of much wit; and while the the patriotism of the man who Wah Yan College. St. Louis In-Hillside in Stubbs Hond. leaves out of account every country dustrial School, Italian Convent, bui his own may be positive French Convent, Holy menuce to the peace of the world." School, Kai Lap School, Wanchal Spirit
this was
The preacher pointed out that Chinese School, Pul Taim School, ve enses of typhoid with four deaths, have appeared from time to time. at variance with the (1st) Hongkong (St. Joseph's) deaths and 46 deaths from tuber entertaining companion, "The White five cases of meningitls with two Accompanying the booklet in an spirit of their Church, which held Troap Boy Scouts, (2nd) Hong- culpis were reported to the local Man's Magic" being travellers' Latin united membership of 400,000,- kong (Catholic Cathedral) Troop honlth authorities Inat week, On¦ of Eno's Fruit Salte. There is also n 000 people belonging to all races Boy Scouts (4th) Hongkong (Gar- Tuesday two cases of typhoid were pamphlet of advice to travellere: "How and speaking all languages, andrison). Troop Boy Scouts.
also reported.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
MARRIAGE.
TANFIELD LINCOLN-On 23rd.
May, 1934, between Percy Met enlfo Tanfield of Saigon and Florence Lincoln of Alton, Iowa, U.S.A before The Registrar, Hongkong. (Home papers please copy).
Ka Fook, a native of Tientsin, was sent to the Kwong, Wah Hospital An interesting and most effectiva fall into the hall of the Tenson Maru from Messrs. Harry, Wicking & Cat., yesterday with Injuries caused by a piece of advertising publicity comes Ltd., local agents for the famous A man, Chin Kwong-hong, residing Eno's Fruit Salta. Mesare, Eno have ut 47 Wunchal Road, first floor, has had printed a booklet, "Sixty Years been admitted to the Government of Eno," with
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