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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY,

JANUARY 8,

1937.

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Hope of Sleep THREE

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CURE IN VAIN

Calcutta, Dec. 31.

WHILE a girl in Brazil has been sleeping for five years,

a millionaire in India, who has been unable to sleep for two years, has given up hope of ever being able to do

so again.

DIE IN SPAIN

Madrid, Dec. 25.

THREE British members

of the international His offer to pay £2,000 to anybody who can make him sleep force have been killed in the has been withdrawn by Rai Bahadur Ramjidas Bajoris, aged 65. defence of Madrid:- the Calcutta millionaire and philanthropist, who has not slupt pro-G. G perly for two years.

The offer was made through a newspaper advertisement.

Since the advertisement ap-. peared Rai Bahadur has been inundated with thousands of suggestions for cures from all paris of the world. These all proved useless.

was

Ile was also treated by doc- tors, but the only result that be was able to slumber fitfully at short intervals,

CHANGING THE

SUCCESSION

Where The Dominions Stand

AN ANOMALY BY STATUTE

A statement during the crisis by the Prime Minister of Australia, Mr. J. A. Lyons, has drawn attention to a curious anomaly in the Empires Constitution under the Statute of Westminster.

This Statute

was passed by the United Kingdom Government in 1931, but none of the December, Dominions implicated, except South Africa that is, Canada, Australia,

Lieut, R. H. S. Clark, R.N., of H.M.S. Medway, and his bride, formerly Miss Peppy Isobel Murrow, leaving St. John's Cathedral pesterday afternoon after their wedding. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

£200,000

New Zealand, the Irish Free State Old Student's Cift

and

Newfoundland--has 50

Iar

adopted that is, попе has yet im- plemented it by parallel legislation.

the

โท case of Newfoundland, she is now governed by a State Com- mission from the United Kingdom, und the question, therefore, does not arise.

therefore

though not necessarily the position in

To University

Mactaren, # Cambridge graduate and founder of the uni- versity's Left book sling.

Stephen Gates, of St. Paneras, Lon-

don.

Frederick Jones (address unknown). Mr. David Mackenzie, twenty- year-old son

Rear-Admiral of Mackenzie, who Was reported to have died a week ago in Madrid, is still alive.

All was quiet to-day on the Madrid front. A heavy attack is expected i to-morrow, when German and italian i "volunteers" will be thrown into the fight.

ĮSUEZ CANAL BURDEN

ON SHIPPING £14,000 A ROUND VOYAGE

Barrow, Dec. 21.

Sir Charles Craven, speaking it u luncheon to-day after the launch of the Orient liner Orcades from Vickers-Armstrongs naval construc- firm, tion works, slated that his Vickers-Armstrongs, were increasing them could obtain suficient skil manufacturing capacity. they

it

led men he hoped that before very long they would be in a position to undertake the building of passenger ships again while at the same time giving satisfaction to their defence services.

Mr. I. C. Geddes, chairman of the Managers of the Orient Line, sald that one of the largest single items. in the running costs of such a ship ns the Orcades was the Suez Canal dues which amounted to approxi- mately £14,000 each round voyage.

Assuming she spent her life in the Australian trade and the dues re- mained as at present the vessel would As than his company pay more in

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HUNTED... HOUNDED *can accused murderer!

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A SON COMES → HOME"

SUNDAY

An R.K.O.

Picturo

SUN.

Mr. Frank Parkinson, chair-would pay to Vickers-Armstrongs. for man of Messrs. Crompton the construction of the ship.

He had great hopes that the de- Parkinson, Ltd., electrical mânu-

& facturers, has presented £200.- valuation of the trane would enable

and MON: them to adjust this anomaly 000 for new buildings to Leeds lighten their burden which was ey University, his alma mater. is

heavily aggravated by the monetary The University Council at a special eccentricities of the world.

The high wind which prevailed meeting expressed its gratitude.

the launch difficult, and the Mr. Parkinson recently instituted made

The legal position,

practice--seems to be that while the

Government Kingdom

United

constrained from altering the Suc- cession to the Throne or the Royal style and titles without the unani- mous consent of all the Dominions, none of the Dominions except South Africa is so constrained individually.

It appears to - follow-that

a scholarship fund with a gift of Orcades was swung towards the £50,000,

right. Her stern crashed into a roll-

His latest gift will be used for a way Jetty 200 yards from the slip- -while-central block which will be the way, and about 200 feet of the jetty main feature of the whole university was demolished, but there was no

apparent damage to the ship.

Australia (for example) can prevent

a change of Succession to the building scheme. Throne, Australia herself is not bound to obtain the assent of the United Kingdom Government 10 any such alteration in so far as it con- cerns Australia,

A MORGANATIC MARRIAGE ACT The passing of a morganatic mar- riage law by the United Kingdom Government in favour of King Ed- ward would only have been possible. as Mr. Baldwin explained during the crisis. if all the Dominions agreed.

It should be pointed out that in the case of Canada and the. Irish Free State the provisions of the Statute of Westminster were consl- dered to be already in operation, and that, therefore, no further de claration was deemed necessary. was under this ruling that Canada, Bike South Africa, passed her Free Status Acts, and that President De Valera passed various measures as- serting the Independence of the Irish Free State.

It

the

IN THE PREAMBLE The declaration referring to succession, on which Mr. Baldwin based his statement that the assent of the Dominions would be required to any change, is contained in the preumble to the Statute of Westmins- ter. It reads as follows:

"And whereas it is meet and pro- per to set out by way of preamble to this Act that, inasmuch as the Crown is the symbol of the free association of the members of the British Com- monwealth of Nations, and as they are united by a common allegiance to the Crown, it would be in accord with the established

constitutional position of all the members of the Commonwealth in relation to one another that any alteration in the Taw touching the Succession to the Throne or the Royal Style and Titles shall hereafter require the assent as weli of the Parliaments of all the Dominions as of the Parliament of the United Kingdom."

LAW OR PRACTICE

As this declaration merely forms part of the preamble, it is n nice point whether It is actually binding in faw; but it may be taken that in practice, all the Dominions, with the possible exception of the Irish Free State. would so regard it.

In the case of the latter, a United Kingdom Act, agreed to by the rest of the Dominions, debarring the heirs of King Edward from succeeding to

the Throne, might not linve been acceptable, in certain circum- stances, to the trish Free

State.

This disagreement, in turn, might necessitate the United Kingdomh and tho other Dominions pass- ing. Iegislation specineally cluding the Irish Free State: from any Imperial Enactment eventually adopted.

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THELMA LADY FURNESS DESCRIBES

VANDERBILT SETTLEMENT

sald.

THELMA Lady Furness, sister of the child for longer periods." she'

Mrs. Gloria Vanderbilt has re- turned to London from the U.S.A.

Slie told newspapermen that the settlement recently announced of the dispute over the custody of her sister's daughter, Gloria, meant that the second court action begun some weeks ago would not now be proceed-

ed with.

"The agreement, which is between

1

"She will now have Gloria with her during June and July and part of August, and also for the larger part of the Christmas and Easter holidays.

"At one time my sister was allow- ed about 50,000 dollars a year for the upkeep of the child, but during the proceedings gave it all up.

"Instead she received £ very small amount when she was having the child for week-ends,

"I understand that the other side

my sister and Gloria's aunt, Mrs. are now insisting that under the new Harry Payne Whitney, provides that agreement the should again receive my sister will have the custody of the 50,000 dollars."

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