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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929.

PACIFIC CONFERENCE

Internationalism Of Japanese Mind

PLACE OF POWER

"Japan's Diplomatic Record Is Without Blemish

SYMPATHY WITH CHINÀ

Kyoto, Yesterday.

At the Conference last night, Dr. Nitobe presented the Japanese statement, in which he reviewed how, with an open mind, which he characterised as "the internationalism of the Japanese mind," Japan had tried to absorb Western knowledge and wisdom, and what efforts she had made to prepare herself for the place she now oc- cupies in the comity of nations.

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The foreword of "Honeymoon Fists," Ground reserved for Members of which hart its first run at the Queen's the Club. Subscribera and their Theatre yesterday, scarcely gives Ladies. Entrance by "the small correct idea of the, mental relaxation gate in Chater Road at the East afforded by a personal view. Tho Aim may not appreach

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marriage ceremony-to which the | music does full jurtice-one is given ́an intimate glimpse of the life of the bridal cauple in "Honeymoon Flats." And too sou after the knot is tied and the pair of turtle doves begin to

Malaya v. Hong Kong. settle down to enjoy connubial bliss the inexorable mother-in-law puts her

Matches will, unless otherwise Dr. Nitabe deplored all selfish beginning. "which already promises finger in the pie and causes the in-notified, commence at 10.30 4.m: evitable tiff between the young wife on all days except the 11th, when propaganda, and commended the well for the introduction of long-dis and her husband, The "ma-in-law's time will be 11.45 a.m. Timin in- THE DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL,

Draw mental habit of viewing thingstance air routes."

12.45 to 1.30 p.m. detached angle.

There has been a steady increase of son-in-law should know that, whatever stumps at 5 pm... front a

He also pointed out that Japan's diplomatic radio. Native industries are being en brick and himself.

of telegraph, telephone, and she does it done in the interests of his

À Stand at the corner of a steady increase in will ever be independent of the "in.Quaen's Road and Des Voeux blemish. as testified to by Mr. Custams returns will be open to the public Eliku Root, and Sir. Edward Grey; of the ever growing volume of China's

charge of 50 cents per life-hence the complications, jars, - but "her mest zakus patriot will agricultural and industrial output, and, and tiffs that disturb the serenity of person per day.

not deny that Japan has committed commercial activity."

Educationally, "Honeymoon Flats."

Benches on the Queen's Road some grave errors in dealing with also, a remarkable advance is record.

The first flush of matrimony in fur-side of the Ground will be reserv her neighbours, Continuing, heed.

ther spoilt by the intrusion of "the ed for

Soldiers in. Sailors and mother wanted man her

her said the so-called positive policy of

to uniform. ane political party, has ended in a series of blunders.

recard in the

R

West was without

the use

touraged, while

Delegate Objects

Youth, however,

The allusions to Japan in the state murry"the man who plays with ment were taken exception to by Mr. young morried women's hearts (in "The opposing party have shown Zuisto, a Japanese delegate, as being their respective husbands' absence) as

different temper-of non-inter-pposed to the spirit of the Confer-if his only forte

at a

The Slatieth Birthday Commemoration.

Saturday, November 2nd, 1929.-

Visit of H.E. The Governor of Hong Kong. Sir Cecil Clementi, K.G.M.G.~

3.30 to 4.30 p.m.-Games and

Tea.

5,15 to 6.00 p.m.-The Ceremony

in the Hall.

was breaking up SHADOWS BEFORE, Sunday, November 3rd, 1929.

erce, but the Chairman, Dr. Nitobe, happy homes and "Honeymoon Flats.” fering, rightly called negative; but ruled that as the allusions, Bithough All is shown with a natural sequence, COMING EVENTS ANNOUNCED the results were more positive."

they were contained in the statement. Then there is the wedding ceremony Dr. Nitobe declared that the ad- were not actually read by Mr. David aforementioned, gorgeous dresses, ♫ vanced and liberal-minded people Yui in his address flcause of the magnificent dinner party, and the in Japan were sympathetic with limitation of spoken addresses to five hustle attendant Young China's aspirations. Re-minutes), no reply must be made to leaving port. counting Japan's own experience them that evening.

on 础 huge liner

IN "CHINA MAIL"

Social Functions To-day Ten Dances at Hong The film is preceded by Fox News Kong Hotel and Peninsula Hotel, of a more than unusupily interesting 4.30 p.m. forth to the world character, and a Fox comedy that To-day-Dinner Dances at Hong

merely whets the appetite for the

Kong Hotel and "Honey- numerous asides in moon Flata." Altogether, a couple of 8.30 p.m. hours' mental relaxation at the end of A busy day!

- J. T. D.

with extrality and tariff autonomy. Mr. Zumoto complained of such al he said that Japan learned thatations guing

without reply-Reuter.

"neither chicanery nor threats,. false representations nor loud de- clamations, the courting favour with one nation and abusing of an-- other-none of these methods was of avail." The Pacific Conference round-table devoted to

to-day is

discussions.

mitted.

The Press is not ad-

The topic in the contact of civili- sations of the East and West. The Chairman is Dr. Chang Po-lin, President of the Nanking Univer- sity, and the Vice-Chairman, Mr. Yusuke Thurmui, a Japanese pub- *licist.

To-day's discussions are chiefly with regard to the effect of modern science upon traditional culture. relating to art, architecture, and etiquette.

The subject is attracting a large attendance of women.

· Tokyo, Yesterday.

Degrees

Temperature, 10 a.m., to-

day

71

Temperature, 4 p.m.,

yesterday

74

Humidity, 19 a.m.. to

-day

73

Humidity. 4 p.m., yes

67 térday

LETTERS LOST

Destroyed in India Air Mail Disaster

Rugby, Yesterday. The Postmaster General regrets to anounce that, as a result of the wreck of the Imperial Airways aero-

In the course of the opening state-plane "City of Rome" in the Gulf

ment of the Chinese delegation the following passages occurred:-

in

Recounting, the developments China since the last conference, men- tion is made of the successes of the Nationalist army in the Northern advance, hut, says the statement, the

Nationalist efforts-were thwarted for a time by Japanese troops, which were sent to Shantung to carry out Baron Tanaka's "positive policy," thus in. vading Chinese territory, greatly to "the resentment-of-the-Chinese people. Describing the negotiations between

many

"THE CONQUEROR"

Dealing with the life story of Sam Houston, governor of Tennessee, and later Texas in the 19th century, is the Raoul Walsh production showing at the Majestic Theatre, Kowloon, to day at the usual times.

It is really an interesting film on the whole, and the old-fashioned dress and life are ably portrayed by the clever director.

William Farnum acts with great skill as Houston, the "undefeatable," whilst Jewel Carmen and Charles Clary strongly support him.

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Peninsula Hotel,

To-morrow-Tea Dance at Helena May Institute, 5 p.m.

To-morrow-Halloween Reunion Dinner, Volunteer Headquarters, 8 p.m.

Nov. 2-Dlacesan Boys' School Sixtieth Birthday Commemoration, 3.30 p.m.

Entertainments To-day Queen's Theatre; "Honeymoon Flats."

-Star Theatre; To-day "Lovers."

World Theatre: To-day- "Love Me and the World is Mine." (Continuous performance from 1.15 to 11.15 p.m.).

To-day- Majestic Theatre; "The Conqueror.

To-morrow

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Meeting

of Genoa last Saturday, the whole of the Indian air mail which left Karachi on October 20. and mails which Jeft Basra and Bagh- dad on October 22, and Gaza and Alexandria on October 23 are be- Leicester Health Committee are ordinary meeting), No, 2 Lower

lieved to have been destroyed. British Wireless Service.

SOVIET ATROCITY

Nanking and Mukden, which resulted Priest To Be Hanged For

in Chang Hsueh-liang accepting the invitation to become a member of the State Council, the statement remarks that the Nationalist flag was finally raised over the Three Eastern Pro- vinces in December "despite repeated and strenuous attempts by Tanaka's

agents at Mukden to prevent it."

The Tsinan Affair

The statement recalls the Tainan in cident, and describes how "Chiness civilians were maltreated, and many killed, by Japanese soldiers." The ill feeling caused through the incident, it is added, is likely to persist for a little while longer."

Alluding to the killing of Chang To lin, the statement says that reports of technical experts show that it was con- sidered physically impossible for any Chinese or group of them to have car. ried out so large an undertaking at a point on the railway so strictly guard- ed by Japanese soldiers.

Ringing Bells

Riga. Yesterday.

SERVICE TO MOTHER

Nov.

Hong Kong and Canton Ice Manufacturing Co. Ltd., (extra-

Lammert's Auction

find Dr. Castle, of Albert Road, 11 a.m. anxious to Boston, Massachusetts, to thank him for the self-sacrificing service rendered to Mrs. Middleton, of Nov. 2-At sales room, Duddell Leicester. the wife of a soldier in Street, valuable household the-British Army of Occupation in ture, 2.30 p.m... Germany,

While travelling homa Mrs. Mid-|

Miscellaneons.

fural-

dleton was taken ill in a boat from To-morrow-Grand Minstrel Con- Ostend, and in answer to an appeal cert at St. John's Cathedral Hail, 9 from the stewardess Dr. Castle at-p.m. tended Mrs. Middleton. He not Nov. 2--Social Evening at V.R.G.

across the 9 p.m. only saw her safely Channel, but gave up his.private

A priest and three members of the Church Council at Kimry (Mos- cow), have been sentenced to death engagements to take her to St. and their property confiscated and others sentenced from four to 10, Pancras and arranged for her.com- Hort on the journey from London to years' imprisonment on a charge of ringing church bells to warn the Leicester, and wired for a special parishioners of the arrival of Com-conveyance to meet her there.

Dr. Castle travelled in the train,

munists to seize the church and con-engaged a taxi at Leicester, picked vert it into a club. The parl- ahlonere drove off the Commun-up a doctor and nurse on the way ists, whereupon 17 were arrested.to Mrs. Middleton's home, and stay- Reuter.

SAVED BY DOCTOR

1

Young Thief Unfit To

"Moreover, the bombs were so skilfully planted, and exploded with such scientific pre- cision in relation to Chang Tao-lin's private car, that the affair could not have occurred except as a result of the most thorough advanco preparation." Other parts of the Chinese statement deal with the Chinese advance in var ous directions in recent years; and it is urged that the time has come for the abolition of extrality. This plea is ad vanced with much skill. The replies of "some of the Powers" to Nanking's Note of April 27, asking for abolition, proved a great disappointment to the Chinese people. However, "all tho na- tion is absolutely determined through 'peaceful means, and in the shortest possible time, to free themselves from jali for three montba..

Receive Cane

Remarking that nine strokes of the cane had not had much effect on him, Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy to-day ordered a Chinese youth, 12 years. of age, to receive twelve strokes

this obsolete and unilateral system,?

Moreover, the statement adds, the

[ed tili a child was born in the early hours of the next day. When ask-, ed how he could be recompensed, be left his card, saying, "Let me know how the boy gets on.” Un- fortunately the card was lost, and the Health Committee cannot get In touch with Dr. Castle."

LUCKY GIRL!

£3,000,000 FOR PRINCESS MIGUEL

of the cana in Court, on admit- MR. W. R. STEWART'S ESTATE ting a charge of stealing a gold ornament from a child in Shang-Princess Miguel de Braganza re- hat Street.

calves á considerable addition to

A medical officer, however, cer-her fortune by the will of her tlfed that he was unfit for the father, the late Mr. William Rhine cano and had also a little touch lander Stewart. Under its terms of fever.

she is to receive two-thirds of the

His Worship sent the youth to residuary estate, while, the remain-

[ing third goes to her brother.

abolition will be a blessing to those who ATTACK ON PRINCE

surrunder extrality rights, as well as to those to whom they are restored.

Reconstruction Work -

Di Rosa Remanded For

Month

Brussels, Yesterday.

The statement goes on to add that reconstruction can be seen on every hand in China, old cities are being DI Bosa, who was arrested for an modernised, the present, rallways are alleged attack on the Italian Crown being extended, - and new fallways, Prince, has been remanded for one especially ** in Manchuria, are being | month: He refused to apply för his bulle, "Thousandi" of miles of motor | provisional release, because by so, do roads are being laid, and air mails and Ing he would be repudiating bid act. air pamenver services being introduced, He also requested to be teled by Bel- between Shanghai and Narking as 'n- gian lawHeuter.

As the Stewart fortune sa estimat.

ed, on trust worthy authority, at

$5,000,000 or over, the amount, in- volved is considerable

Before her marriage' at Tulloch |

Castle, Scotland, In: 1909, 'to Prince Miguel de Braganza, the head of the ancient Portuguesė. lind of Braganza, the Princess, ¿was Miss Anita Stewart. Hər father was a well-known públic man in New York, where he was prominent as a lawyer and

As a business man The Prince died in New York in FebruarÝ, 1923,

7.45 a.m.--Holy Communion-In

the School Chapel. 11.00 a.m.-Special Service in

St. John's Cathedral. Preacher: The Headmaster. Tuesday, November 5th, 1929.--

At Home.

7.00 to 9.00 p.m.-Chinese Con-

cert.

9.00 to 9.30 p.m.-Gymnastic

Display, 9.30 to 12 Midnight-Dancing

and Refreshment.

The School Buildings will be illuminated on the evenings of November 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th.

All Parents, Guardiana, Old Boys and their Friends are cor- dially invited.

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