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Washington, Jan. 1, Wider neutrality laws, replacing the JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER. present emergency resolution, will-bo Hongkong, the 28th day of Decem-when it re-assembles on Friday.
ready for consideration by Congress
ber, 1995;"
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Floor, Bank of East Asia Build- ing, Des Voeux Road, Central..
Mr. McReynolds, Chairman of House of Representatives Foreign
2
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COMING
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PIMP
HONGKONG DOCTORS
Affairs Committee states that the SATURDAY at the STAR Bill will give the President power to Impose, at his discretion, an embargo on war materials, such as cotton, oil and steel, against all bolligerents, making permanent the present man datory arms embargo, but
possibly omitting from its acope the Latin
the Monroe Doctrine.
Fancy Dress Prizewinners LIMITED, will be situated at 5th. American States, which come under
At Carnival Dance
The Kowloon Cricket, Club fancy! dress cornival dance is always one of the high-spotn of the New Year's Eve festivities in Hongkong, and on Tuesday night it proved no less gay and popular than hitherto,
Something DVOJ 200 revellors gathered in the gally decorated club- house to dance to the strains of music played by Nura Kanis and her bands and at midnight to link hands and join in the singing of "Auld Lang
The exterior of the club outlined (Continued from Page 6:3
in multi-coloured electrie lights pre- Omcials and six Unofficials into the sented an attractive scene and inside Urban Council with thirteen members, there was an atmosphere of warmth
A. C. ELLE
Manager.
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Monday, 30th December, 1935. Telephone and P.O. Box numbers
five Officials and eight Unofficials, and and bonhommie crested by the colour- remain unchanged. the law which governs our actions in ful flags and bunting
every way
has been rovised
brought up to date,
and friend.
the
and ship and goodwill of the
The Motor, Vino and Office
There was rather Equipment Departments are not
1
It is clear therefore that it is the number of people in
Mr. Meldeynolds emphasised that this was his personal opinion of what the permanent neutrality law should be, but it was not necessarlly the view of President Roosevelt or Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, with, whom ho had conferred when confirming the draft of the BIL-Router.
CAIRO RIOTING SEQUEL
GOVERNMENT WARNS
The
STUDENTS.
carnest wish of Government and of but those who did' Day costumes, affected and will remain in their warning to rioting students, orging
ministered body in which the as the
made apresent offices.
the publle that the Sanitary laws of plauded for their efforts. Miss Alison
brave showing and were loudly ap Hongkong should continue to be ad-
Mackenzie by
deservedly won first prize best dressed lady for a Unofficial element shall preponderate, as
being delightful study of a Hawaiian Mald, In concluding I cannot avoid being,
I have had and Mrs. F. Goodwin easily captured the honour of Sanitary Board for periods totalling dress with her nearly three years and I desire to creation. Mr. S. A. Gray (Russian)
on- was awarded the
arded the price Ramsey (sports),
somewhat more reading over the the award for the moat original.
"Pat
for the best
-
New Territories Agricultural Show 4th and 5th January, 1936,
at
SHEK WU HUI
HONOURED
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Services during which time he was a Member of the Législative Council
Dr. Moore was in 1907 Lecturer on various medical subjects at the old Hongkong College of Medicine. Ho is now senior medical practitioner and
sonlor J.P.
Dr. Moore is a prominent Freema- |mon, and has held OMeo In the Dis
trict Grand Lodge as Superintendent of Works and President of the Board of General Purposes.
Ho also takes a very keen interest in the St. John Ambulance Brigade of which he is District Surgoon and a Serving Brother of the Venerable Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
Dr. Moore's recreations are gall and swimming though he was a do- votee of rugby in his younger days. He is a member of the Thatched Cairo, Jan. 1.
House Club, London, the Hongkong Government lias issued Club and the Hongkong Jockey Club. them to obey the injunction of their
DR. GIBSON, M.D.E. lenders and retur to their studies; Dr. R. McLean Gibson, M.D., C.M., otherwise, the Government will be F.R.C.S., who retired in April - this compelled to take the strongest mea-year after 38 years' service as Super aures necessary to proserve law and intendent of the Allee Memorial and order.
Amiated Hospitals, first came The warning adds that the students' Hongkong in 1807 to take up the netions might adversely affect friend-past Since then the Maternity
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acknowledge fully the coved dressed gentleman, and Mr. Teddy near Sheungshui Railway Station guarding their mutual interests the office of Director of Studies in couragement and help I have
front all members. There has been
secured honours
criticisms and sometimes opposition to for the most original costume. the official view:
A highly amusing diversion was but friendly cri- ticiam nud
havo
at all created by much no
by Mira. received
Goodwin and Mrs. Silkestone, who during an interval limos en inspiration to do better. hope that such criticism
arrayed as and help entered the ball room will continue under the Urban Coun- Oliver and Hardy in "Bonnie Scot ell. (Applause).
land" pútfit. They and their High- land Fings were rapturously received by the company, who insisted upon
Unofficial Reply
On behalf of the unofficial members of the Board, the lion. Mr. M. K. Lo Anid:
It is not perhaps sufficiently a preciated by the general public that
encares.
Mrs. E. Abraham and Mrs. F. A.
Musn acted as judges of the foncy dressen 'and Mr. F. A Muan efficiently fulfilled the duties of M. C.
As usual the refreshments were in
these fortnightly meetings-frequent the capable hands of the Hongkong
ly merely formal-are not a true in and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.
dication of the work performed by
to be opened
at 2.30 p.m. Saturday, 4th January,
By
Lawrence Kadoorie, Esq., N. T. Produce. Poultry. Fruit, Vegetables, Also Chinese Theatrical performances Tea and Refreshments by the Paris Cafo
at reasonable prices. Admission-10 cents..
.
THE HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.
this Board, as much of the work in dono unontentatiously by circulating
TERM EXTENDED files of papers, and by the various Select Committeen. But this is not
not the
London, Dec. 31. asion to attempt any
· occasion
"Board of this
The King has approved an exien- arsion of the term of office on Lieu-
timoto of the work
If and when a history of the Hong tenant General Sir A. G. Wauchope, Yong Sanitary Board is written, it ligh Commissioner and Commander- will,
I feel
make very intercat-in-Chief for Palestine and High Com- ing reading, and in the record of the missioner of Trans-Jordan, Board's endeavours and achievements
sure,
ly relations with the great country Hospital, the Ho Miu Lin~ "Hospital been with which the Egyptian nation hopes and the Nurses' Homo ve soon to reach an
agreement safe-added.
Dr. Gibson in earlier years' held Reuter
Caire, Dec. 31.
the Hongkong College of Medicine, Students to-day
commandeered until that Institution developed into trams and demonstrated throughout the Medicni Faculty of the newly the city in protest against the delay formed Hongkong University in 1912. In granting an amnesty to polities in April, a student of the old H.K. Speaking at a farewell gathering prisoners-United Fres
College of Medicine, paid a tributo ta Dr. Gibson's patience and skill.in the Instruction of his students and the many kindnesses he showed them outside the hours of study,
SOVIET TRADE
POLICY...
EXPORTS RESTRICTED BY MOSCOW
Dr. Gibson's kindly disposition, ipatlener and care of the Chinese had won the affection of the whole Chi- nese community and had done much the poor against Western medicine. to break down the prejudice amongst
In recognition of the long and valuable services rendered by Dr. Gibson to the Allee Memorial and Moscow, Jan. 1. Afiliated Hospitals, a ward in the Important changes in the Soviet proposed new Nethersolo Hospital is foreign trade policy have been an-to be named the Gibson Ward. nounced in regulations published to- Dr. Gibson, speaking at his fare- day restricting or prohibiting the well, urged the Colony to take up export of a number of commodities more seriously the treatment
satisfy
the population's growing tuberculosis. Part of the organisa- demand,"
tion existed in the shape of dispen The
commodities banned from saries and bospitals, but more needed. expert include fish, dairy products, to be done. tobacco, rubber manufactured goods, Dr. Gibson sailed for Home
May-4.
In the general interests of nata period of five years from November, ¡ ¡ll-treated In: manner. likely to I wearing apparel and cotton." health since its commencement, I ven 1934.—British Wiroled!,
ture-to-think that duo recognition.
will be accorded to the public service
of predecessors.
our
I think it will be generally
coder that the experimental
con-
effort
BUDGET DECREE
What to do to help a child.
Anyone knowing of a child who for a has been acaulted, acglected or
cause unnecessary suffering. or Injury to health, or knowing of a parent who la seeking advice on any matter concerning a child, would be doing an act at kladness by communicating at once with- The Hon. Secretaries, HK.S.P.C. c/o G.P.O. Box No. 613, Hongkong, or the Inspector, 49 Pokfulum Road, 1st floor; or the Inspector,
ston Road, Wanchai; or Inspector, 12, Sat 'Yeung Chol Street, 1st floor, Kowloon,
Paris, Jan. 1. The Chamber of Deputies gave along the direction of municipal third reading to the budget decree government by investing this Board Renter
with an Unofficial majority has provod an, unquestionablo success, and that!
have always
the Unofficial merivilege in the
made use of this
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Kansas City, Dec. 31.
interests of the general public. In Judge Albert Reeves has ruled the this connection, I think I can fairly Gunity Conl Bill to be unconstitutional. Violet Peel Health Centre, John- claim on behalf of my colleagues and --United Press, myself, that we have endeavoured to
follow the high traditions of our
t:-
Sir, have rightly pointed out
LIBRETTIST DIES
Atlantic City, Jan. 1.
.'-
there would be no question of Mr. Harry Smith, the well-known singing a "swas song to-day, for our American librettist, died here to activities will, as, from to-morrow, be day.-Renter.
embraced under a wider and more
comprehensive statutory body to be
loown as "The Urban Council," But courtesy and
consideration
The Soviet nevertheless-expects to maintain a favourable trade balance. by increasing its exports of machinery, coal and other industrial products. Reuter Special."
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OF DISAPPEARANCE
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For
Fort Bayard
Patroclus General Pershing Tjisalak
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January 0.
January 7.
January 7.
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Mulnar
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Hothow, Pakbol and Haiphong Swatow.....
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The Senator added that Japan's appetite for territory might not bo A telegram has been received in eated by noquisitions in Chine, for London from the research ship, be endangered-United Fress.
which reason the Philippines might William Scoreby, which is engaged on experiments in the Antarctic with a view to obtaining more information en the migration of whales, giving the ship's position on December 13 Latitude 60 South Longitude 40 East.
LORD READING'S DEATH
London, Doc. 31. The Secretary There is therefore no foundation by NOTES OF THE DAY
for India, Lord for reports in circulation a few days from the Viceroy expressing the re Zotland, has received a telegram ago implying that the ship had disgret of the Government of India at appearod in blizzard British the death of Lord Reading-British Wireless.
hown at this, the final meeting of the Sant by enccessive Heads of tary Board, I should like, on behalf and by the unofficial members, la this Board, of my Unofficial colleagues, to say general, and if I may say that we part to-day with the pleasan- yourself in particular, (Applause). tent recollections of the invariable
The meeting then terminated.
Announcing
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on the departure on leave of Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, then ambassador at Washington. It is now generally known that the financial polley that saved Great Britain from economic ruin at the beginning of the world war was Lord Reading's. Of all the acts of courage done in the war. the arrangement by which Britain after the moratorium had been pro claimed agreed to ensure the pay- ment of bills of exchange was perhaps the most remarkable. The plan was that of Lord Reading. The Habilities ran into millions of pounds sterling: the actual lose was a few thousands at the most. "In purely party politics Lord Rending was a child, but though ho, was a comparative failure on the political platform, In private conference his faculty for plucking the heart out of a subject, his suavity, and his unruffled coolness, made him in- valuable. During his tenure of office in India, Lord Reading was described as the most friendly. Viceroy who over landed in India.. He was an idealist. He cast India's horoscope in an optimistic mold, nothing was to impede her progress towards the attainment of a great place in the councils of the world, there wha to be no limit to her futuro. Thus did he reveal his in- tentions to the extremist Gandhi, How he kept his word the world knował
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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
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(Due Victoria B.C., January 21.)
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Marseilles, E. and S. Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe vis Marselllos. (Due Marseilles, 1st February),
K. P. O. Reg
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Saturday.
Amoy
G.P.O. -Jan-8, -4,16-p..
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Klungchow Lotters for "Imperial Service"-das Santhia
London, 20th January. Letters, for "K.IAM., Bervice"--dué
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Manila
Bangkok via Swatow
Nanchang
Patroclus
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Jan, 8.6 p.m
.Sat, Jan. 4, 8.00 p.m.
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Pres. Cleveland Tues., Jan. 7, 4.30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Eat and South Africa, Adou, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles
(Due Marseilles 7th February)
Parcels,
G; P. O..
Jan. 10, 4.30 p.m.
Rogowskiego Jan. 11, 03.m. Lotters, 20 Jan. 11, 10 dime.
Shanghai, Japan and Europe: via Marechal Jaltru
Siberia
Mantia
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