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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 18, 1937.

HONG KONG PREPARATION

ALHAMBRE FOR GAS WARFARE

TO DAY & TO-MORROW •

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_____ADVOCATED

COL. SLEEMAN, ST. JOHN AMBULANCE VISITOR, ON WORLD CRISIS

"The importance of educating the civilian population to the steps to be taken in the event of a gas attack, cannot be too strong- ly emphasised. Obviously, if the enemy has to choose between at- tacking a strongly fortified military position, with the troops all fully prepared for gas warfare, and the civilian population un- protected, the latter will be the choice, and they will then be the first to clamour for peace," said Col. J. L. Sleeman, of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade, who arrived in the Colony this morning. The distinguished visitor was met by Mr. A. Morris, Mr. A. el Arculli and other representatives of the local branch of the Brigade.

Chief Commissioner Overseas, Co- lonel Sleeman, CB, CM.G., C.B.E MV.O, MA, arrived in the "Cathay following his inspection tours in South Africa, Rhodesia, New Zealand, Aus-1: tralia, India, Burma, Ceylon and Sings- pore, as representing the Grand Prior

of that Order, His Royal Highness The infirst

Duke of Connaught K.G

hours

pay

ready to help

and to lessen pain - and

OF PEACE

to belong to (totalling 100,000

large in the

Colonel Seeman served in both the South African and Great Wars, and minds of those who was responsible for the experiments is alone that of service to the sick and which resulted in the introduction of the suffering, its duties often he most the entrenching tool to the British distressing which human eyes can wit- army prior to the Great War, oneness.

which saved the lives of countless Never was service so required as it thousands. Later he was Director of is to day; when motor car accidents Military Training; Officer-in-Charge alone are mounting at the rate of Air Services to the New Zealand For-25,000, annually, and when aggressive ces, and Chief of Staff to Admiral nations are "attling the sabre" and Viscount Jellicoe, when the latter was again threatening to disturb the long Governor-General of New Zealand. He er-for Peace of the World. is the grandson of General Sir Wil

GREAT EMERGENCY

**

AFTER EIGHT YEARS Interviewed, Colonel Sleeman said

Ham Sleeman, K.C.B., famous for his it.is indeed, a time of National discovery and suppression of Thuggee Emergency, in which "toys" should be in India, a religion of murder which packed away in play-boxes and amuse- had lasted for over three centuries and ments relegated to their proper place. been responsible for the murder of One in which every thinking man over a million people.

and woman should prepare themselves to defend their Empire, or at least be able to save human life, and lessen pain and suffering, whether such know- I am delighted to find myself back ledge be required for normal times, or once more in Hong Kong which I for grave emergency. Who could pos last visited in 1929, Not only because sibly think that the time for Am- of its charm; but also because those bulance action has not yet arrived of its members of the St. John Am-when the British Empire which has bulance Brigade Overseas have done set such a noble example of its desire so magnificently during the several, for permanent Peace is now engaged

you

and severe, tests of ambulance effici in spending £350,000 a day in preyata- ency which have fallen to their lot Fortunately, there are many in Hong

tions for defence? during recent years. The Order of Kong who have long-realised this St. John possesses the very deepest necessity, with the result that I come admiration for the noble, indeed heroic, here conscious, of the fact that part which 82 of its members played have done excellently and that during the Sino-Japanese fighting at to inspect some most Shanghai in 1932, when they respond-lance, Nursing and Cadet Divisions.

eficient ed to an, appeal for humanitarian ser- Hong Kong has indeed set a splendid vice, and staffed a temporary Hospital example. there of 500 beds for over two months. May I seize this opportunity of ex- As a consequence these very splendid tending to all members of the St. John Lambulance men and women saved Ambulance Brigade in Hong Kong the the lives of hundreds of wounded best thanks for the work they have Chinese and treated the injuries of done, and his warmest congratulations, many thousands. It should be made from his Royal Highness The Duke clear that this was in the nature of of Connaught; who also desired me to a special emergency call, for normal-extend his most grateful thanks to all ly our Brigade exists purely and sim- those British and Chinese officials ply to supply the ambulance needs, of and residerts in Hong Kong who have those within the British Empire.

done so much to help forward this fine ambulance service,”

COMMON HUMANITY

In other words such special service)

as our Brigade at Hong Kong gave upon this occasion was only dictated

by common humanity and because no U.S. STEEL

other ambulance body was then in

readiness to respond to the call The CORPORATION AND we have the case of the tragic ex-MR. LEWIS

plosion of a gasometer in 1934, when

all members of the Hong Kong

St.

John "Ambalance Brigade were among

Pittsburgh, To-day.

the first to arrive to render help, and The presidents of five subsidiary gave most splendid service to the sut companies of the United States vivors. These are but two of many steet Corporation yesterday signed examples of the need for efficient ambulanc

ations, and that a contract with Mr. John L. Lewis, these were in existence speaks volumes head of the Steelworkers. Union.- for the foresight, wisdom and human- The contract provides for settle- tarian spirit of residents in Hong Kong ment of all labour disputes with- and to the stimulative patronage al-

ways given by those in high authority, out resort to strikes. Space forbids my mentioning the many The contract completes the who have contributed to this mag agreement signed on March 2,

in

ficent result, but the Hong Kong which the Carnegie Steel Corpora tence chiefy to the tion recognised the Steelworkers'

Corps owes its

capable and

leadershin of

ance, Alfred Mor

It must be a gr

to know that standing help and human lives and

example

Director of Ambul

ction to

Union as a collective bargaming agency for the Union's members.

Yesterday's contract also pro- vides recognition of wo

ity rights and a we

oliday with

for those employed

pay

Live

Para Reute

for