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HONG KONG, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935.

SIR SAMUEL HOARE ON THE INDIAN BILL POLICY OF SYMPATHY AND

CO-OPERATION

INDIA'S OBLIGATION

ENGLAND WIN AT SOCCER

(Continued from Page 2)

Ireland came on level terms soon after the interval when Ste- venson equalised with a driva from 15 yards

COULTER'S BAD" SHOT 'London, to-day. pealed, was a clear statement of

of

Bri- Referring to the instruments of the

Immediately afterwards Ireland ⚫the purpose instruction to the 'Governor Genéral tish people and the present lost a glorious chance of taking and Governors, Sir Samuel Hoare bill was a definite step, indeed a the lead when Coulter hit the Baid at the opening of the four-great stride, towards the achieve-cross-bar from a penalty kick

Baatin placed the Issue beyond day debate on the Government of ment of that purpose.

doubt when he scored England's India Bill in the House of Com-1 mons yesterday that it was

winning goal after 71 minutes "It is clear," he declared, "that with an oblique shot from almost proposed to circulate draft instruc- we can only reach the end we have| on the goal-line-Reuter. tions in the form of a white paper plainly set before ourselves when when the Committee stage was India has succeeded in establishing the championship as they have al- England are now favoured for reached. The Parliamentary sanc- the conditions upon which self ready beaten last year's cham government rests. Nor will this attainment be delayed by any re-pions, Wales, by 4 clear goals at luctance on our part to recognise

Ninian Park on September 29.. those conditions when they actually exist.

tion of both Houses would be sought for their issue.

Nothing had occurred to alter his view that the majority of Indians would work the bill and that Bri- tish and Indian relations would as a result improve.

CONGRESS CRITICS

The first and most conspicuous problem India has to solve is her cleavages of race, caste, and re He was genuinely sorry, he said, ligion. Again, until India can to read the Indian Assembly de- safely assume, in, a much larger bate on the supplementary trade degree, the responsibility for her agreement, which showed that Bojown effective defence, an Indian many Indians seemed to misunder-Government cannot be in full sense stand the Government's motives. of the word autonomous.

LONG RUN OF SUCCESSES England have won the previous

last year won convincingly at Bel- six encounters against, Ireland, and

fast when they scored three goals without reply.

HENDREN'S CENTURY.IN WEST INDIES -

(Continued from Page 1)

He attached full importance to SYMPATHY AND CO-OPERATION Resuming play at 60 for 1, the criticlams, but aaked the. House to

"Our policy, as will be seen In] tourists went for quick runs, but| note that the main critics were this bill and the instructions that were thwarted by steady bowling members of the Congress Party, will accompany it as to the manner and when stunps were drawn had who had always declared that in which its provisions are to be lost their remaining nine wickets they would only accept proposals applied, is to do all we can by for 852 runa. The home team emerging from the Indian Con-sympathetic help and co-operation will be faced with the task of ||stituenta Assembly.

to enable India to overcome these acoring 189 to-day to save the in-

In the provincial Councils, on the difficulties and ultimately to take nings defeat. other hand, there had been very her place among the fully self- Bob Wyatt, the England skipper, reasonable discussions among the governing members of the British did not hat yesterday owing to n very men upon whom so much of Commonwealth of Nations.

slight attack of influenza. the work of the future federation "If there are still those who im- would depend.

pugn our motives, or who doubt

GOVERNOR OF QUEENSLAND

·HERE'

(Continued from Page 1).

As for the Princes, they had in four word, we are ready to be judged no way recoiled from the position by our actions, of which this bill assumed four years ago, claiming is the visible sign-a bill that merely that they must see the pre- holds the balance fairly and posals before giving their final honourably between confeting and Port Darwin," Sir Leslie con- interests and competing parties, tinued, "but otherwise the weather The real danger in India, he said. that comes in the line of direct was perfect."

This Is Sir Lesile's first visit to was not Congress or Commissions succession to the great Imperial

assent or dissent.

respon-

01 misgovernment, but irrespon-measures of the past."--British the Far East, although he has spent sibility. As long as Indian legis-Wireless Service. latures had little or no Įsibility, so long would they be cen-| tres of agitation and negative ob- struction.

STANDING, BY PLEDGES Concluding, Sir Samual Hoare

PURSUING COMMUNIST.

REMNANTS

(Continued from Page 1) According to a military report,

He is not several years in India. remaining in the Colony this time; but is going on to Shanghai and Japan. He will, however, be re- turning shortly by the a.. Tanda, when he intends to spend a few days here as he has a large number of friends in Hong Kong, whom he

said that there was no need for the Reds have one company armed is anxious to meet again. preamble to the bill no new pro-with machine guns, while their Speaking of conditions, to-day in}; nouncement of policy or intention soldiers are well equipped with Queensland, Sir Leslie said that the was required. The Government both hand grenades and rifies, State had Improved considerably atood firmly by the pledge con- General Yu Han-mou, offear from an economic standpoint during tained in the preamble to the commanding the First Army, is the past few yearsmennyis 1919 Act and by the interpreta-directing his troope to round up Sir Leslie belongs to the Labour tion put by the Viceroy, in 1929 the Communists before they can party, which came into power nearly on the authority of the Govern escape westward or increase two years ago, He intends to be ment of the day on that preamble: their strength to serious propor" back" in Queensland by March 19, The natural issue of Indian pro-ilons. Already one Communist in time for the general election, gress as there was contemplated is regimental commander, six_batta.which" occurs every three years. the attainment of Dominion on commanders, and several pla- Sir Leslie, with his wife and son, Status."

toon leaders have been killed, ac-are spending the day with His Ex- Rightly understood, the 1919 pre-cording to reports reaching hero cellency the Governor, and will sail amble, which would atand unre-last night.

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