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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER

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SPEECH DAY AT ST. STEPHEN'S

The main hall of St. Stephon's Girls' College was -packed to capacity, yesterday aftårnaon when parents, friends and students were present at the annual Speech Day celebration and pro- sentation of Matriculation and School Corti- ficatos.

Lody Granthom presented the certificates.

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tribute to the good work of the school, the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, stressed the importance of training a child's character. The annual about report Chaji for Physical Training, tiss was given By u

Principal. Marpeet Stewart for Kindergar

Then work. Mrs, Church tor Art wal The herly unevent- Mer. Oblitas for Science,

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PANAMA'S. INDEPENDENCE

Sir Aleander Grantham converses with Mr. Eulalio Loo Carvera, Copaul-General for the Republic of Panama, at the celebration yesterday of Panama's Independence Day.

CORRESPONDENCE

The Editor takes no responsibility for niger erpressed in letters by correspondants, nod by TIO TICHIS necessarily agrees

with them. Matriculation:

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Kong Cheung Kit Vlug. Alice Pol Stella Punit Gwenne Jen, Sau Mu Wal, Florence Wong.

Yennas Tad silu Wein and Rosalind Wip

School Certis vete: Ahun Clam, pred of prey.and wond yn mat Stells Chan Lee Ciu Yue, 14 R2 1. but it will be pres dhe katast¦ Ying, The Pik Seting, aly We, will: Mag Hoon To and Yip You Shong

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del netch worse unless Govern- went dines something about this unrestricted entry of Chinese into

long Song, very quickly.

Celebration At Chib Lusitano

the

Independence Day of Repubile of Panama was cele brated yesterday by the local Panamanian community at the Club Lusitano.

Mr. Eulullo Loo Carrera, Con- sul General, entertained H.E. the Governor, Sir Alexander Grant-

over- figures,

Personalia

Among the passengers who - rived in the Colony from, Balgun on Tuesday by Air France were Mrs. Mr. C. E, Shinglesecker, Dévaux, Mrs, Gibbs, paid Mrs. fran Lice.

Departures by Air France an Tuesday for Salcon included Murra, M. Groft, W. H. Walker, W. H. Miter and gs, Domini

que Desporten.

Departures from the Peninsula Hotel on Tuesday included Mr and Mrs. T. Scach, Mr. and Mrs. floy Bo-nang, Mr. and Mrs, G. F. Tyrrel, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. B. Carnon, Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Fletcher, Me 9ts, T. A, Bax, James D. Zec, C. Rogers, B. 1. Cheng. F. C. Gilroy, T. S. Led, R. P Wolker, and F. Pang.

New arrivals at the Peninsul: Hotel on Tuesday incluried Mir, att Mrs. N. Klebanoff, Mr. and Mrs. il. Y. Tung, Mesars. Micin Dahrouge, Dr. J., Horg Liu, W. J. Duncan, E. Fanio, R. J. Morgan und 15. A. Heizger.

Mr. P. Keith Officer, Australla”- Ambassador-Designate 10 Chinu! is expected to arrive in Hon Kong on Friday in the Van Heul from Bingapore,

Mr. Oficer, who has been Aus~, Iralia's Minister at The Hage. will stay in

for IHong Kong masters must stop the practice of race or creed ore Invited to several days. He is due to snil for Shanghai in the Eastern or November 11. Döring Hla visić to the Colony, he will reside at the Gloucester Hotel.

Funeral Of David Mann

The unrestricted entry of there hain, and many prominent publie David

people and subsequent

the crowding is directly responsible The guest, received by Mr.

Flush System Sic-The owner of the battre lo sub-lenost, had which m recently, in obedience to a Grav- the gmunt erder, re-installed

and pamp Hush systemu Buang, mator which was Touted during M. W. L. Marlin,

the war, anal Now cedure She, Rev, Y 1. Chang, parts to share the

with for the shortage not only in hous- and Mrs. Carrera and their secre- The funeral of Mr. David Monn, Mes, ('. Yooh, Me.

ing, but in regard to schools, hos-aries, Miss Esperanza Kom and aged 36, who died suddenly A. P. Huse, Mr. M. 3. (Connor, Me. H. CŨ What I would like to Jums in: piluts, Pubile services, etc. and is Mr. Peter Loui, Included Captain Queen Mary Hospital on Tuesday

(a) Cum the owner Its/st

afternoon on also responsible for key money,. F. P. Wilson, ADC, who ne-

place at the tenants paying half the cost craft and the like.

Governor to the Colonial companied the

Cemetery yesterday. of the rehabilitation of the flush). It conseription wan suddenly reception. Sir Robert Ho Tung.

The Rev. J. H. Ogilvie, M.A., O.B.E, conducted the service. system, or alternatively raise the introdured for people between Er Mun-kam Le, the Hon. D. M.

resent rent, beenuse of an alter-18 years and 20 years (male Mr. K. M. A. Barnett (Assistant Hong Kong Police attachexi

MacDougall (Colonial Secretary). Mr. Monu, was formerly, in the ed rateable Improvement, bearing female;

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mind the fact that the rentunament for beggars and des-Colonial Secretary), Mr. T. Wpecial Brunch but when he re- Dan Wło einimed that siz was fixed as at December 1941 tufes, wonder by how much Kwok, (Chinese Sprell. Forel turned from long leave some six pet gold rings riged by The Revengejutus 30 per cent, and the 1941 rent the population 11 were welding presente, was must have include the old flush would demense in one week. Kick Noble (Canadian Trade Commlstevenue Auditing

of Hong Kong Commissioner), Mr. Kenneth F. months ago he transferred to the Department. (b) Where m to whớm can 17,99 all unlicensed hawkers, com.sioner), Mr. Hazzard (Australian He is survived by his wife.

and by M. baliser at Kowloon y system. Cheseday to zeu the 1, and E. De- do my pactment, Podarul

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Trade Commissioner), Mr. T. B. munists, ex collaborators,

Pallbearers were Inspectors K. aple to a certain the exact renters of Triad Societies and a few Wilson, Mr. J. C. Thompson, Mr. Bodic. A. C. Stewart, G. Hogarth, The man's wife, Fong Wal-chun, payable by my principal tenant to more and I

few. S. Ho, who accompanied, Sir A. F. Cochrane, D. Taylor and J. we charged with inporting gold.the owner.

think Hong Kong Robert, and Consuls General of There haver Flenge rath3 chante. She was cautioned and the seized

would be a much better place and the other nations.

MacAusland.

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14'te Biele urdered to be confiscatert.

a true land of plenty. The result

Among thosé present were Mrs. Mr. Carrera proposed a toast to. F. Cochrane, Mr. A. L. Berton. 让 The Urban Council states would be-moderate proits, lower Revenue Dupeetur D. H. Khas, that the owner is responsible for cost of living, houses for every plied

the King and His Excellency_re Mr. W. Fliches, Inspectors J. E. mured Me. Reute her. o pesertaling valst six gold rings, the flush system.

with a trust to the Pre-Tayword. T. Cashman, G. Car- bock to Bogharaf, maal M Howeighting three taels, were found

body without key, money-well, sident of the Republic. Si H M Chan Mamt Yuen, in a radnebat. The woman had said Ordinance require the principal

b. The Landlord and Tenant that will do for a start. Mis The Mans Chiseng and Mia she had nothing to dcclaro. Hwong Pk, Cho has it. We Fong had arrived by the

Tang Putro Canton on Tuesday.

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Organisation For Indians

Ketjun to the owner and the

mmounts elected from each sub- į tenout.-Ed.

tennit to post up the amount of

The importance of organising the local Indian com- munity into a single organisation was mention-- ed by Mr. J. A. Thivy, representative of the Indian Government, in a speech on Tuesday night.

Mr. Thivy was speaking the celebration of the Hindu Now Your Day at the Roof Gurden, Hong Kong Hotel.

Mr. MT. Melwagi, President of the Hinału. Assneiption, intro- duced Me. Thivy to the gathers

Removal Of Wooden Huts

JOHN BULL

SINO-BRITISH CLUB MEETING

THREE AIR LINES FÖR GOVERNOR

On his return fight to Japan, the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, will make use of thre The annual general meeting of different avlution companies' nir-

SicThe extract from "Sing Die Sino-British Club will be held craft.

Tua Jib Pao" reprinted in the

tomorrow nt 5.30

at the

On Saturday he will leave by

Pan-American Airways fron

Sunday Herald is most interest-Lecture Room of the Public Re-DOAC for Iwakuni and return by

lations Oflice.

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am Aled the removal of Members of the public interest- Tokyo to Shanghal, Froin Shang-|

Governor will fly ip a

wogden huts (mostly used by ed in cultural art regardless of hai the

U18) 1 appreciated but fee or creed are invited to CNAC plane arriying--back-hern | arinot agree that their presence | aftend,

is a result of the postwar hous-

ing shortage in Hong Kong and certay oppose any suggestion ha 11

is the responsibility alien, either friendly or other-Government to care for the peo-

ere.

pie affccted. Most of these peu- "But you

connot claim theple are not genuine old residents citizenship of India and the but reless creatures who have protection of that Government'drifted to Hong Kong because if you demonstrate loyalty to they are of no use in their own another State such as by halat-country, and find it much easier ing the Flag of that ather State. to beg or scrounge a living here "Let us Overseas Indians be thum in China. Ask them and proud of our Nation and all that they will tell you without, any It stands for. Let us strive shame.

ing. Mr. Thivy the Indinn Government's representative for Singapore, Malaya, Horpen, Sarawak, and Hong Kont.

Following is Mr. Thivy's speech jp part:--

as well as through imited en-lopers from China (rich and Since August 15 the respinst.deavour, to further the practical poor), most of whom have pa bilities of the Overseas Indians calion of India, the idealism respect for the British Govern- have greatly increased, Wall ha promotes and fosters peace,ment or the laws of the Colony, Government of India is fully, method and the dignity of They have no right to be here, engrossert with the stupendous mankind,”

the best of our individual empacity Hong Kong is full of inter-

the

task of nation-building, it is the

duty of Overseas Indians to main-

tain absolute unity of nationabonsi, forgetting provincialism and re- Higious, differences.

A

Indian Association

4 visualise an Indian Asso- clation which can carry on its activities through various sub- committees, and thua be

abled to look after the different Interests of Indians and also devise ways and means for ful- lest co-operation with the other nationale of this country.

"No individual or loose. group of persons can with any Mulherity openic for the community wholo

"Our Government has lost no time

In bringing about those fundamental 'changes which were necessary to place India on a firm fcaling for further progress and development. Legislation has been passed which has once and for all destroyed caste and clusa disunttions. Religion

can more be a basly for political pow- er. Inilla is a secular State. Ro- Ilgion Is personal to the cllizen. Freedom of worship as` also other freedman are, assured. But India shall not be a'religious State.

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No Compromise "Therefore to whinisoover party we might have belonged before "August" 18)' you reside in India -or otherwise belong to India, you canisot: have any; øllier loyalty, than the loyalty to India and the loyalty to the log of India, in Jose you want to be an allet; of

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