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JOHN I THORNYCROFT & "Co., LIMITED,

SHIPBUILDERS AND ENGINEERS,

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Office: 65, Szechuea Road.

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R. R. ROXBURGH,

Manager for China.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25TH 1919.

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Office No. 2, Connaught Road West, HONGKONG. Factory No $6, Kwei Lin Street, SAMSHUIPO, This Sole Proprietorship of this concern helongs entirely to a Chinese Citizen.

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S. JOHNSTON, 8, Breed Strast, Bloomsbury LONDON, ENGLAND.

UNITY OF THE FLEET. LOWER DECK AND BEATTY.

[FROM THE TIMES""' SPECIAL CORRES-

PONDENT-]

*

PRESIDENT WILSON ON

1.

IRELAND.

*LEAQUE A FORUM FOR

GRIEVANCES.

cause

SAN FRANCISCO, September 17th. The persistent misrepresentation by op ponents of the League of Nations as to the opportunities for the Irish under the Covenant has led Mr. Wilson finally to answer questions directed to him by the San Francisco Labour Coun- The full text of the questions and answers follows:--

FORTINOTH, September 22nd. While keeping their silent vigil in the Northern mists 12 months ago, by as stretch of imagination could the men of the Lower Deck of the Royal Navy bar foreseen that to-night they would be the hosts of Admiral of the Fleet Sir David Beatty, their Commander-in-Chief, and aeil. large number of other wenior officers. But the war, which has changed all

things,, has built up a greater feeling of respect and comradeship between the officers and, men of the Navy, and Sir David Beatty and many senior officers of the Grand Fleet and in the Portsmouth Division.attended to-night the Peace din- aer "given by the chief petty officers, petty officers, leading seamen, able seamen, and corresponding ratings of all branches of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines.

It was entirely a naval function, the only civilians present being Dr. Mau nazara, repreciting the Admiralty, and the Mayor and Town Clerk of Forts mouth, who enjoyed for once the pleasure of being guests in their own town hall.

„A"GREAT RECEPT:OS.

Sir David Beatty was given a great reception when be arrived at the Town Hall in a motor-cas drawn by the gua crew which recently triumphed at Olympia. His bests lined the Town Hall steps,. above which, brilliantly urinated, and warmounted by the words best we for get, flew the Red Ensign, a graceful tribute by the inen of the Royal Navy to their fellows in the Merchant Strvice. Lower down, over the main entrance illuminated in red, white, and blue, was The Navy for the Empire," and a large Laion Jack. At the head of the steps Sir D Betty was received by Chief Writer Lane and Chief Officers Steward Littlefield. Strict routing was observed First came the dressing bugle, followed a few minutes later, by the dinner bugle. As Sir David Beatty entered the hau in which at seven, long tables the Lower. Deck representatives awaited niin, be was gree.ca with three bearty cheers,

Bule Britannia ( bang

in

was played by the When all the guests were seater some of their found themselves in strange teompany, Sir David Beatty was between a chief writer and a petty officer, and Dr. Macoamara was between a chief writer and a chief stoker. It was a glorious opportunity for the ventilation of Lover Deck grievances, and it is to be hoped they made the most of it. An able-bodied

E found himself, between a vice- admiral and a general, and peate quite at home, and so did they all, fof the guests were at some, païns to pur their hosts at their ease, and conversa. tion never flagged. At eight bells in the second dog watch the meal was interrupt ed for the toast, Our absent comrades, a recognition of the men who are still

QUESTION-Under the Covenant does

this nation obligate itself to assist any member of the League in putting down a rebellion of its subjects or conquered peoples

Assw-It does not.

QUESTION.-Under the Covenant can this nation independently recognite a iovernment whose people seek to achieve or have achieved their independence from & member of the League?,

the Government of the United States in ANSWER. The independent action of

a matter of this kind is in no way limited of acted

by the Covenant of the League QUESTION.Under. the Covenant are those subject nations or peoples only that are mentioned in the Peace Treaty en- titled to the right of self-determination or does the Lengue possess the right to accord a similar privilege to other sub- jest nations or peoples/

Answay-It was not possible for the Peace Conference to act with regard to the self-determination of any territories except those which had belonged to the defeated Empires, but in the Covenant of the League of Nations it has set up fer the first time in Article X a forum which all claims of self-determination. $20.

which are likely to disturb the

pence of tween nations upon which the peace of „the world, or the good understanding be

the world depends, can be brought

Ireland

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QUESTON. Why was the case of not heard at the Peace Conference and what is your po ition on the subject of the self determination of Ireland

ANSWER-The case of Ireland was not heard at the Peace Conference because the Peace Conference had jurisdiction over any question of that sore which did not affect the the defeated territory which longed

My position on the subject of

determination for Ire land is expressed in Article X1, of the Lovenant and in which I may say I was. particularly interested, because it seemed to me necessary for the peace and freedom of the world that a forum should be creat ed to which all people could bring any matter which was likely to affect the peace and freedom of the

Article XI. of the

of Nations is as if the

mediately affecting any of the members

Any war or threat of war.

car. whether of the Lengue or

or not, is hereby declared a mutter of concern to the whole League, that may be deemed wise and effectual to and the

League shall take any action safeguard the peace of nationa. any such emergency should rise the Sec- retary General shall on the request of forthwith summon

guarding and making safe the seas, and any member of the uncil.

Averse of the hymn, Eternal Father, strong to save,' was sung with great fervour.

to

meeting of the

demonstrated Assemb to the attention

In case

*** It is

is also declared to be the friendly right. of each member of the League of the or of the Council any cir cumstance whatever affecting interna tional relations which threatens to dis- turb international peace or the good which peace depends." understanding between nations upon

UNITY OF THE NAVY! .... The unity of the Navy;, by this gathering, was the main note of the speeches. The spirit of true leader- ship displayed by Admiral Beatty, which bad made it possible, was emphasized by the Lower Leck speakers, and the spirit of comradeship and mutual respect, from Admita: to boy, which had made the British "Fleet so efficient, was laid stress

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Beatty. It was to this by Admiral spirit that he directed his appeal. He also dealt with the question or economy in Naval expenditure, subject to the maintenance of the Fleet's fitness to exercise the same qualities in the future that we have in the past, and to make the most

ourselves, whatever our ea."

efficient force that sails the

roof

The Lower Deck's opinion of its great leader was shown by the enthusiasm with which the toast bis health was received As be rose to the men were invited to raise

and The file the became tremendously Articulate, and its cheers must have been heard far away. The Admiral's speech, too, was cheered to the echo. The fact that it was largely devoted to praise of their own deeds and qualities in no way detracted from its success, for the men of the Lower Deck are not slow to recognize their own merits.

The loyal toasts were given from the chair and vice-chair..

After they had turned and were teaming north, they passed the remnants On the repinanta were British seamen. of the Queen Mary and the Infincible. What did they do They took off their shirts and they cheered. It showed at unquenchable spirit which could not be beaten. (Cheers.)

As to the future, their business was to

the. regain prosperity sacrificed to achieve victory. Rigid economy was necessary, and the Navy had to bear its share. Re- ductions were inevitable, but it was to be hoped that reduction would carry with it justice and foreknowledge of require ments in the light of war. Eco

Economy zaust go hand in hand with reconstruction Their task was, as in the past, to make themselves, whatever their strength, the most efficient force that sailed the sc38. The Navy's efficiency bad never been possible for the boy who joined greater iban to-day To-day it

it was to achieve the bigbest position in the Service He hoped it would be found possible in faire to devise means by which the cours

of the Service in the highest posi tions in the Navy. (Cheers.),

Chief Writer

ter Lane then gave the health of Admiral Beatty, to whom he presented, could stilize the best, brains from all

behalf of the Lower Deck, a silver cigar box. The ceremony was accom- panied by remarkable scene of en thusiasm. On rising to respond Admiral Beatty was cheered again and again, and, addressing the gathering as Comrades," be thanked them for the magnificence of their reception.

ADMIRAL BEATTY'S SPEECH. Admiral Beatty referred to their

pro-

Dr. Macnamara, responding to the

of The Board of Admiralty," toast posed by Officers Steward Pugsley, said that in its task of bringing nuval effort

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KONINKYLKE PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAPPY,

(ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. of Batavia)

THE

STEAMSHI

“VAN

WAERWYCK"

had recently received much advice, some down to peace requirements the Board will be despatched on December 17th, to,

and little approval, Every the considera-

soution would receive

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Baifold

it merited, and be need not assure his

it the

and security of He said that never had a great the realm and the WAH

interents

of: novy a task so difficult, which gave" M

the British people the world over. little opportunity of honour and glory. As to the design and chara er of the Bat when the opportunity did occur the constituent elements of the F..ct on its Navy acted up to its glorious traditions material side, it was obvious that we ware

at Coronel; in the incident of the Trafalgar, in which their brothers of the passing through an ora of close investiga Merchant Service showed what British lessons of the war, and watching pre- tion, applying wherever relevant the seamen could do, in the sinking of the nittingly the swift and tremendous Shark, when her crow displayed the spirit developments of modern science. of the Revenge in that glorions pagal world was moving on and the Navy in the performances of

written in letters of gold at

the full story of which he would wove with it The future on

or the

till to be fully and in the

Battle of Jutland,

of

The

the The human pernel side was clear.

would always be the dominating of the three factor (Cheers.) V.C.'s present, whose brilliant deeda had

Vice Admiral Sir Henry Oliver, Chief

the

Naval

War Stall, who

responded for the senior officers of the Grand Fleet, 'said that good relations between officers and men were wholly lacking in the Ger man Fleet. At Kiel in 1906 Prince Henry of Prussia told him that the British and Germans were the only white men of the sean Prince Henry little knew how long it took to produce a white man of the 'seas. (Cheers.)

the remnants of the British yeasts which saak cheered their comrades as they sailed by die playing a courage which was utterly in vincible. (Cheers.). The world did not yet know all its glorious deeds. He had a vivid recollection, which would never fade, of what happened on May 31st, (Continued at foot of next column.)

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