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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1933.

VISCOUNT GREY OF FALLODON

THE STATESMAN AND THE MAN

(By Viscount Snowden.)

We were

It

was

one of the few

war

The scheme for taking prints of greyhounds, which the Australian Greyhound Association is now working out, is not an in- novation. Nose-prints have been

What place among the statesmen so well. taken, experimentally, by a well- known trainer in England, Mr. J. P. of the first quarter of the twentieth speeches I have heard in the House Syder. although the system hàn century will history give to Viscount of Commons which made a lasting never been employed officially.

Grey, known throughout his Minis-impression upun me, It was a pain- Many experts think that it should terial career as Sir Edward Grey? ful disclosure of diplomatic misman- be, as a safeguard against theft or His repulation will be settled by agement.

all bu led into substitution. The tattooing of ears the verdict which history passes on and the taking of impressions of one momentous event in his career. through Grey's misunderstanding of toes and pads" are alternative Unlike Mr. Asquith. Mr. Balfour, a conversation with the German methods which have sometimes been Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Lloyd Ambassador, which he made no ef- proposed.

George, he was not an all-round fort to clear up. When the

PORI- Supporters of the

He took little or no tion was critical it was saved by nose-print politician. method base their advocacy on the part in the rough and tumble 01 |Mr. Lloyd George by his Mansion conviction that no two greyhounds ordinary political conflicts.

House speech. That speech should have the same whorls on the muzzle, His whole political life was con-have been made by Grey, but he had and that it is therefore as infallible] fined to one sphere of work. He [not the courage to do L. That wak as taking thumb-prints of human was never a popular leader like Mr. typical of Grey, who always failed

when a firm line was required. beings.

Lloyd George. To Grey the joy and excitement of conflict had no have ali borne testimony to his de- His colleagues in the Government

Identification Index The official adoption of the attraction. method would, indeed, involve the Only one thing will stand out in tened to break out. At that mo- sire to avert the war when it threa. establishment of a system as highly Lord Grey's political work, and organised as that at Scotland Yard that is to what extent his foreign was needed at the Foreign Office. ment, of all others. a strong man itself. It has been suggested that policy was responsible for Great Appalled by the magnitude of the one print of the dog's nose should be Britain being brought into the filed and indexed at N.G.R.C. head-European War, and whether in the man would have been nerved to firm impending catastrophe, 纽 strong quarters, another at the track where fateful days before the outbreak of and determined action. the dog is kennelled, and a third hostilities a armer handling of the the other hand, was paralysed into Grey, on given to the owner.

situation would have averted the inactivity. Elaborate details of identification catastrophe.

He waited on events, hoping that are already furnished for all grey- The measure of responsibility to they would take a turn for the bet- hounds running under N.G.R.C. be borne by Lord Grey for the ter. But in a rulea, including

grave crisia events eplour, height, European diplomatic policy which always go markings, and even peculiarities of ultimately led to the War will be a they are directed by an unfaltering the wrong way unless

matter of controversy until a gen-hand behind which is a definite pur- eration arises which can examine pose.

the toenails.

Your Daily Smile

MORE IMPORTANT "How did he lose the motry made?"

he

was bound to be for the better. Thus the whole psychology of JOHNSON-On September 24. the situation played into the 1933, at the Country Hospital, hands of the President. And he Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. Tru-at once succeeded in giving to "I'd like to know how he made man Johnson, a son.

the people more than they had hte money he lost.”

expected of him. It has

often been said by political observers.

The China Mail that Mr. Roosevelt's record as

Hong Kong. Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1933.

The American Revival.

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LOGIC IN THIS.

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PRECAUTION

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THAT'S ESSENTIAL

گرد

all the facts free from the proju-| War might have been averted, al- dices which are naturally enter-most at the the last moment, tained by those near to the actual Germany had been plainly told that events.

How Britain Was Committed

her invasion af Belgium would bring all the resources of the British Em- pure into the war against her. She would have hesitated to face such a combination.

But in the light of the informa- tion we now possess, and on the

But whatever may be the ultimate Governor of New York, good as home in the evenings."

"Why, your husband is always at facts which are established beyond verdict of posterity on Lord Grey's controversy, and on the evidence of foreign polley, one thing I am sure it was, held na promise of such a "Yes, indeed. He finds it easier Lord Grey's colleagues in the Gu will be frankly admittee. No one development of strength And

to stay in than to explain why he vernment, one thing seems clear who has known him will hesitate to courage and radiating energy as stayed out."

The policy he pursued, or support pay their tribute of respect to his seemed to come over his nature'

led, of an after he became President.

understanding with high character and his devotion to His 1933 Crop Reports,

France, involving through the public service. That he served the opportunity was great, but he

Wheat-good.

Franco-Russian alliance equal com-State loyally and faithfully accord- Many are raising doubts about has risen to it greatly. It is pos

Barley-average.

mitments to Russia, had created ajing to his lights will not be denied. the recovery of American indus- sible to get a lot of statisties to-|

Wild oats-terrific.

aituation which made it difficult to is mistakes were of the head and (try. No one disputes the revival gether to show that not all of his

withdraw when the time came for not of her heart. He was tempera- of the American spirit. That policies have justified the hopes

HARD ON SMITH.

him to fulfil obligations of honour mentally united for his work. has to be set down as altogether pinned to them. But it is within CLERK: I do as much work as to which he had committed this I do not unk he was happy in the greatest achievement thus the power of no mathematician Smith, and I get $10 a week less,

country,

politics. Nature had made him for far of the Roosevelt Administra- to calculate the kindling of new BOSS: Quite right to remind His reserve and aloofness created a quiet contemplative life. He was tion. It does not lend itself to hope among the American people me. I will reduce Smith $10 a false impression of his character. happiest in the fields and woode or precise definition. There is no which has been due to his activi- week.

He had certain superficial traits and by a meandering stream with the yardstick to measure it accurateįties and above all to his person-

gifta which were impressive.

Herod. His books on birds and fly- ly. It is imponderable but it isjality. Whereas six months ago

had a one presence, and keen intel-fishing will remain classics, and also undeniable. No one who re-every man was saying to his

"I am sorry to trouble you, sir, lectual features. He spoke with re- will be a joy to generations yet un- Icalls with any vividness the de- neighbour. "Whereto will this but do you happen to have seen a atraint in a voice of great charm. born.

jected and almost despairing national disaster grow?" to-day policeman in the neighbourhood." His whole appearance conveyed the I had the pleasure a little while Istate of the public mind on the commonest remark heard in "No, I can't say I have.”

Impression of strength and resolute, back of being present at a luncheon March 4, and who looks about the streets and in shape and "Then hand over your watch and courage.

party given by Sir James Barrie to him now to take fresh bearings, counting rooms is: "What a man money."

Aloofness, I believe, was natural celebrate Lord Grey's seventieth can question the immense change Roosevelt has shown himself to

to him, and it helped greatly to birthday. At that gathering Lord wrought in six months. It has, be! Nothing seems impossible.

create the legend of the strong, sl-Grey gave a talk in which the real been like "creating a soul under so long as the people see him DIRECTOR: Now, then, you will lent man. When Foreign Secretary character and tastes of the MAN the ribs of death." The most smiling away enmities and brush- he pursued for about 200 yards by he was almost a stranger to the were disclosed. He had nothing to active agent in this vivifying ing aside difficuties." It is an the lion.

House of Commons. His appear say about politics, but he discou: sed work has undoubtedly been the enormous contribution which Mr. MOVIE ACTOR: Two hundred ances were rare. There was little in a way which fascinated up all personality of President Roose Roosevelt has made to the stock yards.

Foreign Office business in those days about the more excellent things of velt. He has been able to set an of American spiritual restora- DIRECTOR: And not a step fer- to require his attendance. He left life. example of energy and hopeful-tion. On so great a scale it never ther. You understand?

That was the real Edward Grey. ness which has been quickening has been equalled in the United ACTOR: Yes, I understand, but to the Under-Secretary. He walked the life of the whole nation. States. Whatever the future down the lion? Virtue has gone out from him to may hold in store, this past half bring cheer to millions of year is secure. It has seen a despondent people. Many of supreme demonstration of the them do not altogether believe fact that, as a nation thinks, so in the wisdom or workability of it is, and that its thinking can some of his ́plans, but all of be turned from gloomy to For reconditioning old them believe in Franklin Roose-brighter thoughts by a leader blades and improving the cutting velt himself. His popularity has asserting the power of the qualities of new ones a strop has illusions were dispelled. Then the visibly mounted week after week, human will over. material been made of polished, rustless characteristics which had been mis- and is to-day at Its highest. And obstacles.

steel

taken for strength were discovered INCREASE OF WOMEN CYCLISTS that popularity is not of the or-

to be signs of weakness. dinary kind. It is less on ac- The Decline Of Brains.

One thousand different combina- His foreign policy was then sein

New York. count of things done than of

tions of figures can be made with in a different light. It had not The "Bicycle Built for Two," things attempted and attempted

a now keyless lock that is being made been diétated by the will of a strong celebrated in song, is staging a The present state of. in a kind of knightly glow of

tin padlock, bolt and other forms, man conscious of its wisdom, but comeback. This is revealed in a world may determination and dauntlessness

noem to give, grim

was the surrender of a weak Minis-report issued by the Cycle Trades which has warmed the whole confirmation to the theory which

The angle of the vanes that cause, ter to the wily intrigues of clever of America, announcing that Dr. Hurst laid before the British a new fish lure to spin in water can and scheming foreign diplomats. country. Never did & great

production of bicycles in this people rise so spontaneously and Association, that the intelligence of be changed to alter its speed.

country during July had reached enthusiastically to a man step in decay. His evidence, how- the people of the civilised countries

In total of 45,000, a gain of 275 ping forward as their confident and inspiring leader. Never, it ever, is not from economic or poli-maintenance grants for those A-weak Minister is always in the per cent. over the same month might be added, could such a

tical conditions, but from statistics whose family circumstances re-hands of his permanent, officials, last year.

]Lord Grey' was surrounded, at the Officials of the, organisation, leader have felt his responsibility of Intelligence tests and birth quire. It. Dr. Hurst would more deeply than-has President rates, and he claims to have proved doubt retort that scholarships are Foreign Office by pro-French and composed of bicycles and acces Roosevelt, The circumstances that owing to the diminishing not always given to the right anti-German Influences. It was Bory manufacturers, report that under which he took office were number of the offspring of more in children. The argument is valid, these influences and Grey's own until now the tandem type of favourable to such a display of telligent parenta, the intellectural yet, with all respect to his own lack of understanding of the Ger- bicycle had not been built, save man mentality, which dictated hisjon special order, since the '90's, leadership as he has made. He ability of the population is deelia: faith in the modern Intelligence

A local dealer said that before would doubtless agree

withing to a level which threatens the test, we most suggest that, like foreign polley. There can be no Abraham Lincoln that it is im collapse of civilisation. His calls all other examinations, it is fallible doubt that Grey was pursuing a ps-last month he had not sold a

licy which he believed was calculat-bicycle for two" in years, possible for a President to "con for "Blate action on biological according to the fallibility of the ed to preserve the peace of Europe, tandem cycles provide two sets trol events. The most he can lines as the only remedy... This Individual examiner and the intrae But the policy of helping France of pedals and two handle bars. hope to do is to make the best means nothing more revolutionary tablility of the examiner and the and Russia to promote their schemes The rise in output was at- possible use of them as they ar than educational and maintenance Intractability of the examinee.. We for the isolation of Germany tributed in large part to the sale riva. There would unquestion- grants to parents of higher grade must decline to share his complete bound to lead in the opposite durée of bicycles for adults, including phir have been a lifting of the Intelligence for each high grade confidence that science can now tion, and American morals after March 4, childs Buch a kystem, however, has predict the grade of intelligence of Lord Grey's diplomati even 11* Mr. Roosevelt had con- long been at work ln this country the child, a given pair of parenta to Germany was illustrated in tented himself with the role of a scholarship Inddar" from "ele will produce,... Nature is not thus speech be made in Parliament routine, Executiya. Any change mentary school to university, with i conveniently,

The Agadir çina,

the answering of routine questions

through the Division Lobby looking a "remote and inelancholy man," |overburdened by a great responal- bility. All these things helped to surround him with an air of my- atery, something akin to reverential razor awe.

When the great crisis came these

Facts You Did Not Know.

no

Influences Dictaling His

·Policy

BICYCLE-FOR-TWO REVIVAL

America Adopts The Tandem.

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The

a great number of women. Bo; far this year 145,000 bicycles the have been built, a gain of 29 per on cent over the corresponding erit period of last year-Reuter