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Manchukuo,

may pro-

Parisian Riots.

COMBATIVE PACIFISTS.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932.

"Y" Residents

Want

Voice In Board

Mr. Cassidy Promises To Advance Plan

A HEATED DEBATE

Paris, Sept. 13. Clashes between the police and) anti-war demonstrators, in the course of which 10 policemen were injured and more than 100 persons arrested, formed to-day the main topic of conversation in the capital. More than 7,000 persons had at- tended a meeting convened by the [International Committee of the

The question. of whether or not a the Board of Directora and inform Amsterdam Congress against War. House Committee should be elected the secretary of their decision. which itself passed off quietly to stand between the Board of

Association's Purposes. However, about 10,000 people, who Directors and the Members, was dis Addressing the meeting. Mr. in vain attempted to enter the over cussed heatedly at a meeting of Cassidy said that the activities of crowded half, had to wait in front résident and non-resident members the Y.M.CA. had been consider- of the building. When the police, of the European Y.M.C.A. held last ably extended by the opening of reinforced by mounted Republica night in the West Lounge, The the swimming bath and all that Guards, tried to disperse the crowd meeting was convened to consider went with it, and the addition of the demonstrators stormed some the winter programme and elect the new West wing had, naturally nearby cafes and seized chairs, bot committees to serve on the differ-brought in an increased number of tles, glasses and other things, which ent sections of the "Y's" activities, residential members. "This asso they hurled at the police, who only Mr. F. C. Manning, a resident ciation," said the speaker, "does under the greatest difficulties sucnember, rätsed the question-after exist for the good of the members, Iceeded in clearing the streets.the committees, had been elected and we are an association that pro-

Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.

and moved "That this meeting elect vides recreation, relaxation, re- a House Committee.

freshment, mental or otherwise, Mr. P. S. Cassidy, who presided, and, I might add, rejuvenation." said 'be doubted if Mr. Manning Mr Cassidy emphasised the im was in order. He added "The portance of plenty of sport and Board of Directors would be quite urged for new blood. They did prepared at any time to consider not want committees fo be the anything coming from the residents, same year after year, and, in fact, and it is quite probable they would]he" thought that in Hong Kong, approve of the election of a small they seldom were the same committee. Still I do not think you The Death of the A.D.C. Paris, Sept. 13. Jare in order at this meeting. After In regard to the literary and de The French Ambassador to Tokyo this meeting, if residents would like bating section, suggestions were and former Minister to China, to discuss the matter with me unoffi-put forward for mock trials and Count de Martel, who arrived at cially. I will be only too pleased to Parliament,

Mr. E. R. Price, referring to the

NO RUSSO-JAPAN WAR THREAT.

French Diplomat Is Most Optimistic.

AMERICAN ATTITUDE

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Le Havre to-day on furlough,. when put it before the Beard. interviewed by a representative of Mr. Manning stated he felt it was A.D.C.. said that there was some- boycott is continuing and there "Le Matin" dismissed the rumours time that some representations be thing wrong last year. Names of is anxiety concerning Japan's re- that a conflict was looming between made. It should never be that re-members wishing to act were post- ply to this effective weapon. Japan and the Soviet-Union or be-sidents leave the YM.C.A. because ed up on a list and that was the

A House last they had heard. Shanghai and Nanking are ex-tween Japan and the United States they are dissatisfied. ceedingly restless and the post-as a result of Japan's Manchurian Committee could do a lot of good in Mr. J. J. Ferguson remarked tion, now that the treaty has in-policy.

dealing with residents' complainta, that if the AD.C. had a definite The dim- creased tension, is, fraught with The Ambassador admitted, how-and putting them before the Board task they fulfilled it.

that America

culty, he thought, was not having grave possibilities. Nanking ever,

was not en-of Directors for consideration." should not hesitate to declare athusiastic about the Japanese plac- Mr. Jeffries: I think many non-, a programme to work on..

residents would support the forma- Reference was also made to the firm policy immediately as delaying their hands on Manchuria.

They non-return of borrowed books from uncertainty Japan has carried out her and

Referring to the Lytton report tion of a house committee. undisciplined and rash which will be placed before the aré interested in the swimming pool the Library, members forgetful- often-declared policy in regard to duce Manchuria and the recognition outbreaks which would be at- League of Nations at the end of and the west lounge, and might very ness in taking periodicals to their tended by only harmful results. this month, the Ambassador stated well have one representative on the rooms from the lounge, and the

that China was relying on the committee.

mutilation of illustrated periodi League to attain what she believes

Board's Interest.

cals. to be her right-Trans-Ocean Kuo Mr. Manning: This is just an-:

The Committees. Min.

other attempt to shelve the idea of The following Committees were a house committee. Now is the elected:

Social: Messrs. G. W.. E. True, time to deal with it and if the Board of Directors refuse to con- J. C. M. Grenham, J. J. Ferguson," sider it, then they have not the R. Dormer, R. A. Bates, A. C. interests of the institution at heart. Jeffreys, 5. A. Gray.

Richards, The chairman: Be careful what Billiards: Messrs. you say, Mr. Manning. The Board H. E. Lewis, A, Tate. Thompson. of Directors have the interests of Literary and Debating:-Messrs.

And I would P. S. Cassidy (Chairman), 3. A this place at heart.

Extinct Galileans.

Application To Be Made To London.

of the puppet state has been ac complished with less trouble than had been expected. Actually the Japanese acknowledgment of the independence of Manchukuo To Archbishop Ussher, who COUNSEL PREPARES means little. There is no change thought human history a-matter

CHENG'S APPEAL of 4,000 of attitude by any of the inter-have been a Dawn Man.

years, Elijah must Only ested parties and Tokyo's latest 3,000 years ago the prophet move is mainly a formal one. climbed Carmel to pray for rain After all, recognition by the par- and watch for "a little cloud out

of the sea like a man's hand' " Mr. R. C. H. Lim, one of the ent of a puppet state of its own On a ledge below him slept in counsel for the defence in the remind you I came here to discuss Gray, Dr. E. L. Allen, D. J. Crozier, creation is not extraordinary, death men who had hunted over Cheng Kwok-yau case, is busily en-/the winter sports programine.

Mr. S. A. Gray: and this diplomatic move loses Cangan fully 25,000 years before. gaged in preparing the necessary proposition is entirely out of order. any value through the fact that Their discoverer, Theodore Mc-papers to be sent to the Privy the rest of the world has not, and Cown of Yale, made it clear at Council, for leave, to appeal for Members have the annual meeting. R. Luke, F. V. Whitta, RA shows no intention toy recognize the recent International Con-Cheng Kwok-yau, who was sentenc and surely the annual meeting is Bates, S, A. Sweet, J. C..M. Gren- the new state. The main signi- greas of Prehistoric and Proto ed to death by Chief Justice, Sir the place to discuss this thing. It ham.

has nothing to do with the purpose Golf:-Messrs. Russell, Milne, ficance of the signing of the treaty historic Sciences that because of Joseph Kemp on Wednesday morn yesterday is that it constitutes them we must revise our con- ing. an affront to the League of Na-ception of the culture of Galilee

If right to appeal is granted, the In addition members can demand an tions and is designed obviously when the last sheets of ice were Privy Council will, within a week extraordinary general meeting.

"I Am"In Order! to embarrass Geneva on the eve melting and the earth was bared or a fortnight afterwards, com-

Mr. Manning: I would remind of the receipt of the Lytton re- for civilization. No ancestors of mence the hearing of the case.

News in Brief.

I think the Skinner.

J J. Ferguson, H. S. Dinsdale, F. A.D.C.: Messrs. J... Cornelius,

for which this meeting was called. H. Hampton, Martin.

Camera:-Messrs. J. C. M. Gren- ham, Dangerfeld, N. Stockton, Au Burgaust.

Library:-Messrs. E R. Price,

Marshall, Dr. Allen, A. G. Jeffreys.

port. The League's position is Elijah were these extinct mers, Cheng was convicted of procuring Mr. Gray that I have made inquiries L. Davies, Grant, D. J. Crozier, D. virtue of the fact that Japan will as much from those in Europe as his conviction was affirmed by the and announced that he was prepared E. Rallton, W. J. Campbell, S. H. made all the more difficult by but Neanderthalers who differed the murder of George Fung, and and have found that I am in order.

The chairman stopped the debate Swimming:-Messrs, E. F. Selk, withdraw from the League if Arabs of our day differ from Fun Court on Monday last. that body makes any decision dis- Germans. They had the thick, agreeable to the Island Empire. beetling brows, the shuffling The hopes held that the Lytton gait, the stoop of their Euro- report may present a solution are pean contemporaries, but they rapidly fading and even the more were set apart by their chins, Manager of Messrs. Gande, Price optimistic are now reconciled to their higher foreheads, the backs and Court holded the stat the fact that the report and of their heads, their deep, heavy of the Wine and Spirits Department the subsequent actions of the jaws, their modern faces. Be of Messrs. Dodwell and Co., Ltd. League will be harmless, or cause of their distinctiveness respon

to hear the views of members but Garrod, D. Harvey. the discussion was closed to the General Sports Committee: Press.

Messrs. S. A. Gray, G. H. Fowler, At the conclusion Mr. Cassidy D. Harvey, Owen, D. McLellan, Mr. Charles Bond, for many years promised to put the matter before Wright, T. R. Ingram,

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at least ineffective" enough to be Sir Arthur Keith considers them Chan 8an, a coolie, was fined $7 valueless as a contribution to worthy of a special name. or 10 days hard labour by Mr. the dispute. Nanking has filed a Henceforth we must associate Schofield at the Central Magistracy forcible protest against yester- Paleanthropus Palestinus with this morning, for stealing a num- day's treaty but the ineptitude at the Holy Land.

ber of gunny bags belonging to the Geneva leaves faint prospect of Despite their groping toward Dairy Farm, any firm action being taken. The civilization, evidenced by their world is facing many acute pro tools and their familiarity with A Chinese woman attempted to blems besides the Far Eastern fire; nature tossed these Gall commit suicide yesterday by Jump crisis and the prolonged nature leans aside. Out of such stuff ing into the harbour from Tal Wong of the dispute has caused interno. Shakespeare, Beethoven or Street, at Safwanho. She was est to wane considerably. A Edison could be fashioned. We rescued and later taken to the stiffening in attitude can be ex look at the Jays Men, Chinese Secretari for Chinese Affairs, for pected from most of the Powers primitives, Rhodesian Men, investigatio but even from the United States Heidelbergers, Ch

Chelleans and and Soviet Russia, the two na- others that have come and gone, tions, which have most to fear only to realize that there was from any Japanese domination something genetically unstable of the Pacific, forcible actio unlikely, Antagonism China, will hinder Jay

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