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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1929.

MR. DWIGHT DAVIS IN THE EAST.

PRESS INTERVIEWS IN TOKYO, SHANGHAI, AND

HONG KONG

INTRODUCED AT LUNCHEON BY PRINCE TOKUGAWA.

GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S OPINION OF COLONY...

Mr. Dwight F. Davis, the new Governor-General of the Philippines, is no stranger, in the strict sense of the word, to Hong Kong. Twenty-five years ago, he saw the Colony in its in- fancy and during his visit here on Friday and Saturday, in true American "breezy" fashion, he was explicit in his praise of the engineering and constructional marvels wrought by the author- ities of Hong Kong during the passage of the years.

Mr. Davis arrived here in the President Taft on Friday and left en route for Manila on Saturday evening.

RELATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND U.S.

Tokyo, July 25-Japanese believe ! SLIPS MADE IN SPEECH. that Mr. Dwight F. Davis will de-

| plicate the specessful adminiștration of Henry L. Stimson as Governor- General of the Philippines. Press and public alike have joined in praise of the new Governor-General fellowing his 45 hours visit in Japan

cute to Manila.

Colonel, flavis made his big hit with the Japanese at the lancheon tendered him by the America Japan Society four hours after he had come ashore from the Dollar iner President Taft in Yokohama.

Japanese had known him long and favourably as the donor of the

kawa.

The

U.S. AND CHINA MIXED.

A

TENNIS IN HONG KONG.

LABOUR PARTY AND Psychologist says;

FRANCE.

Everyone Has

PRESS DECLARATION BY Occult Power

MR. MACDONALD,

COLLABORATION WITH HIS "OLD FRIEND BRIAND,"

Distributes Free Book Describing Unique

System which has been tested by scores of New Students who Report Astounding Results. Also sends Free Psycho-Analysis Character Delinea- tion to all who write at once..

develop and use the struge powers of How the avenge man and woman can

The "Mazia published recently from its special correspondent in England, Jules Sauerwein, declaration dictated to him by Mr. Hypnotian, Suggestion and Telepathy Ramsay MacDonald at Easington,

to influence people in business and society; in Durham. Mr. MacDonald re

to direct chara grets the feeling of friction which motor defects an has developed once more between described in thư

carb bad habita, England and France, which he attributes to a failure to discuss E. Knowles, en- new book by Elinor with sufficient frankness the Eng-titled: "The Hey lish and French views in regard to their respective interests.

In the

Development

of the InnerForce® ten thousand co- pies of which have been printed for free distribution.

The Author de- clares that what is called Hypnotic Power is nothing but aciontific

The English, he said, are a little hurt to find that their sacrifices and beavy burdens are not ap preciated in France at their just value, and, apart from its form and certain words that he used Mr. Snowden's famous speech repre- sented a feeling so widespread in MR. DAVIS CHATS ON TRADE England that after a day or two application of the

Mr. Churchill himself let the sub- Jaws of Sugges tion, and that any jeet drop.

Mr. MacDonald continues: Beara and apply. ლეც can easily then lawn.

MATTERS..

A-

Tokyo, June .-Colonel Dwight F. Davis, new Governor-General of the Philippines, got the United House on Friday, afternoon, tr.offee I should very much like to are reported by

In a tennis party at Government lieve me. I profoundly regret this

state of affairs, and if came into tounding reulta States and China mixed during his Davis proved that "he is still no tackle the problema fresh in such thoat he have address here before the American-taan payer, as befits the donor a way as to bring about a real tested the 23 Japan Society,

mutual understanding and of the Davie Cup and a champion amicable

co-operation between Twice the Governor-General, by of other days. ·

France and ourselves. The Labour party has never been and is nut anti-French.

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played

a ship of the tongue, referred to The Governor-General "relations between Japan and with Mr. McEachran and alsq in China," when he meant Japan and two sets with Mr. Goldman, win. the United States. In one of his ning one set, 0-5, and losing the slips he remarked that Japanese other, 36. Messrs. Lo Brothers Ambassador Debuchi in Washington were included in the party.

WITH THE PRESS.

An System.

Possible Misunderstanding. "It does not like sentimental uter tudes and empty gestures. It desi Tes an understanding based on re alities, and the man who succeeded in establishing excellent relations between France and Great Britain without any sacrifice of interest on one side or the other would be one of the most popular men among the members of the Labour party.

Mr. MacDonald told Mr. Sauer- wein that he hoped the people in

M. H. S. Ebar-

acha writes: "I should ascribe at least half of my anccess in pawing my collegu er.

ad power of con- amination to th mental training centration derived through the Knowles

System."

| Davis Cup, emblematic of the tennis | told him, before his departure for In the evening. Mr. Davis, his

Another report from Mrs. Anny Brill reads: championship of the world, and the Orient, that, in his opinion, re- thaughter, and his niece attended a some of them remembered he had lations between Japan and China dinner party at Mountain Lodge in

lutely indispensable to every ambitions "I regard Knowles System as being adeo- visited these islands a quarter of a

bonour of the Governor-General

person. It gives intellectual power, salt- were the most cordial in 25 years.”

given by H.E, the Governor and

control and control of others to those who century ago, [17] his honeymoon. The Governor-General mennt, of Lady Clementi. Other guests pre.

have a progressive tendency," Mr. Franz They hardly were' prepared, how course, Japan and the United sent included Captain E. B. Whis

Worz describes his experiences as follows: States and the trend of his dia-ner, A.D.C., Mr. F. G Hines, France would understand his de

"It is really unbelievable what power- ever, for the declarations of friend-

course was so logical that few of Secretary. Hon. Mr. and Mrs.claration and even be able to read

one can obtain through the wonderful ship the former Secretary of War his hearers noticed the slip.

Knowles System. The results are so Southern, Hon. Sir Henry and between the tines.”

astounding that I cannot recommend it. launched in replying to the address Just before the Imperial audierire, Lady Pollock, Miss Oakley, Mr. and

Cnfortunately, people often read too kighly- of introduction by Prier TokuMr. Neville, Embassy Charge Mrs Duclos, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. what they want to read between the It is deemed to distribute the ten thou

d'Affaires. informed Mr. Davis to Tredwoll. Mr. Meyer, Mr. Parker,lizes. The French to not want to sand free copies of "The Key to the Develop- the latteria great relief that the Mr. Shantz, Commander Logan, know whether Mr. MacDonaldment of the funer Forces to mon and From the Shoulder.

women who are interested in the develop- Embassy staff had succeeded a U.S.N., Captain Sillitoe, A.D.C would stablish excellent rela-

tions Governor-General spoke borrowing a Prince Albert cont in and Captain A. L. Whyte. A‚D.C.

between France and Eng- ment of their dormant faculties and more which the Governor-General might

land. What they want to know is especially those who wish to apply the straight from the shoulder and appear in suitable style before His

whether he would continue the pre-useful and praiseworthy objects. In addi powers of Suggestion and Hypnotism to scores of Japanese and Ameriems Imperial Majesty.

sent entente "that is, relations tira to supplying the book free, each per of a special character, differing son who writes at once will also receive sitting at the luncheon tables

from those between England and psycho-analysis chameter delineation of plauded him enthusiastically. There

Germany or any other country, from 400 to 500 words as prepared by Prof ja nis quarrel between Japan and

which involved consultations beKnowler. If you wish a copy of Prof. tween the British and French Enowles' book and, a Character Delinen- America, he said, in effect, and the

Governmenta with

view 10

tion simply copy the following verse in two nations are so inter-dependent

your own handwriting: agreeing on a common policy at Geneva and elsewhere. economically that there is prac tically no possibility of serious disagreement between them, He pointed out that American exports to Japan since the world war have increased from around $13,000,000 A year to $200,000,000, while Japanese exports to the United States have increased from around $50,000,000 to the "stupendous sum of about 8386,000,000 a year."

Japanese interpreted this to me that the new Governor-General of the Philippines will work for economic stability in the Fur Elist

Mr. Davis formal garb had been kept locked away in his trunks on tourd ship, as he had planned that

en-

H.E. the Governor thoughtfully all his visits ashore should be of arranged for Mr. Davis to meet informal nature. It was unthink-presentatives of the inca news papers in Government Honee on able that he should either fail to

Saturday. The reception was fulfil the Imperial engagement or appear in other than the prescribed tirely an informal affair nad Mr. Davis indicated at the beginning raiment, and the task of finding that he had no statinent to make. Sauerwein Mr. MacDonald said coat of adequate size was rendered highly difficult because of Mr.

with regard to his future policy. Davis's generous proportions and athletic build-

Eminen B.Whisner, aide to the Governor-General, will be one more addition to the already large Mis souri group" in the Far East, as he is a graduate of the University of Missouri.

Fred. G. Heins, secretary to the Governor-General, comes from St. and was formerly with the State Jahn's College in Winfield, Kansas, Department-luited Press.

-ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.

and lend the great weight of his MR. DAVIS IN SHANGHAI. influence and, stability to a policy of business."And that will suit Japan, which long bas nursed that ambition as a leading aspiration in her programme of Pacific relations.

Far East Aviation.

(Contributed.)

Shanghai, July 3.-Mr. Dwight F

"Out of courtesy to the Legisla ture, I propose not to discuss my policy, which I wil outline in my speech after my arrival at Manila" said Mr. Davie. "This, of course, has been my attitude since my appointment,

In some further conversation with

that it would be an immense joy to him to go to Geneva to collaborate with his old friend Briand.”

This remark is likely to contribute to the impression that Mr. Ma Donald's declaration is in favour of the continuance of the special entente.

"

Mr. Davis went on to say that he was deeply impressed by the marvelions changes he had found in ather hand, America's trade with which he visited 23 years ago when over the same Shanghai and Hong Kong, both of the Far East had nearly doubled period and there he was on his honeyinoon. He was every indication that it would thought the reclamation scheme continue to increase. bere was very wonderful and he Asked if he could give a reason intended, before he left for Mania, for this, Mr. Davis Teplied that. to inspect the work at close quar-insofar as commercial enterprise The noble houses perched, as concerned, European nations seemingly very precariously, on the i were practically t standstill towering sides of the Penk, were awhile the Far East was developing tribute to the engineering skill of rapidly. Enormous possibilities in the authorities' concerned.

China and the Philippines were in danger of being overlooked,

More Understanding Required., "The world," he continued, "ja

Importance of Sports.

Sport had a wonderful influence

He

We

"I want power of mind,

"Force and strength in my lock,

Plense read my Chanictor, "And send me your book."

Also send your full Nams and Address plainly printed (state whether Mr., Mr.

), and address your letter tes Free Distribution Dept 1084), No. 18. PSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION, 9 4.

you wish you rus de Londres, Brussels, Belgium. I may enclos 20 Conta (stamps of your own country) to pay post- nge, etc. he sure to put sufficient post- age on your letter. Postage to Belgium is 10 Cents.

THERE'S A LONG, LONG TRAIL

of

Bugs, Fleas, Flies, Beetles, Mosquitoes,

etc.,

all killed by

KEATING'S

BRITISH

MADE

["D.P." Special Service.]

The Javanese also were intensely Davis was well on the qui vire interested in Colonel Davis's pre-against reportere during his brief upon the social and moral welfare diction that a regular air service visit here. He had much to any of the people of any country, herting smaller every day. Radio. either by airship or airplanes about the amenities of Shanghai, continued, and he had been greatly plates, and other rapid forms of will link the Empire with the the work awomplished by the Muni-impressed, while in Japan, with the

interecmmunication are bridging United States in the relatively near cipal Council, and the need for the enormous interest. taken, and the vast distances, and linking up the future. An air mail and passenger furtherance of doctrines of peace Keen enthusiasm displayed, in the most distant parts of the earth, service from Tokyo to San Fran throughout the Far East, but it Davis Cup contests. He was glad! neaus all that matters

But intercommunication is by cisco, preferably rid Shanghai, was impossible to obtain a definite to think that these games were Hong Kong, Manila and Honolulu, statement from him regarding his doing so much to bring the various hust have mutual understanding will mean much to the promotion future policy as Governor-General nations more closely together.

between the nations, particularly of comineree in the Far East and of the Philippines. Japanese would like to en-operafc

The field of eport was the best with regard to commercial reli- in such a venture. They feel that signs, however, on the minds of ational peace, concord, and under-

He certainly left indelible impres- medium for establishing internations. This spirit of understanding will ping confidence. We sha!! Mr Davis's presence in the Orient with whom he came into contact of standing and did more than all the eciate our competitors' points PLANE STRIKES DYNAMITE. will tend to hasten establishment being a man whose mind is ne big treaties to maintain world-peace, of view more easily and goodwill of such an air service and that it as his body and who prefers to do will mean better things for husi- things rather than talk about them. very pleasant memories of the ten of bitterness. Bl

He would carry away with him and good nature wil take the place.

unscrupulous AVIATORS NARROW ESCAPE, ness in the whole Pacific area.

He received an enthusiastic rqeep Big men algays appeal to the tion in the American Legation and the preceding day, he said.

nis games at Government, Hovee on methods in competition. The spirit of the sports field should mingle Japanese and Mr. "Davit's huik, was afterwards entertained rearing well over six feet, impress-antheon by the Municipal Council, clean strokes of the Chinese players West can learn fran the East, and

at had been delighted to note the fine with the spirit of commerce.

There are many things that the

HONOLULU, June 3. ed his bearers probably as much just prior to which he interviewed and hoped that the Chinese would

Walter Cannon, local airplane as his straightforward address, all the foreign newspaper corre take an increasing interest in the that the nations concerned will only named Wong, had a narrow escape rice versa. It is only to be hoped pilot, and a passenger in his plane The Governor-General looked, as

spondents, one Japanese expressed it, 'like a

Rune and that in the near future learn the heat things from rack when the machine approached the man who could do things, as well

The Stimson Policies,

China would be able to enter, not ether and secure what, after all, is Ala Moana Aying field to land and as any them.

In an informal interview with only a team, but a winning team. Colonel Davis refused to com your correspondent, Mr. Davis in

the main thing-better understand-strike a box of dynamite, for the Davis Cup.

ing, With greater trade relations, Workmen enlarging the runway ment here on reports regarding a dicated that he fully approved the

and imbued with the pit of were using the dynamite, American Ambassador to policies followed by the former "Mr. Davis was very optimistic mutual esteem, East and Went will placed it in the centre of the eld Japan or a new minister to China. Governor-General, Col. Henry L. concerning the possibilities of in-then have better opportunities of at a enfe distance from their binst

That is not in my sphere," he Stimson, and that these will be reaaed trade said, when asked what talk he had followed in general in future with and China. Trade with the Orient ences of habits and customs, there

between America appreciating that, despite differing.

When Cannon realized what his heard in Washington regarding the such modifications as may be deem had received a great impetim since is much to be admired in bóth

machine had strud he speeded his appointments.

ed necessary.

the Great War, although the same With an understanding of One effect of Colonel Davis's pre-

that motor and mounted in the air The new Governor-General beae oould hardly be said with regard nature will come greater chances again. sence in the Orient, some Japanese no formal message to the Philip to trade with Europe. In this can of friendship and of international

The box was shattered and the believe, may be the furthering of pines from President Hoover. Hetection, it was very interesting to peace.".

dynamite scattered in all directions, move, started in the Philippines, is concluding the preparation of note the changes which had taken

Immediately after the reception, but, miraculously, it did not. for creation of an Asiatic zone in his inaugural address and leo en place in the various trade routes. Mr. Davis left for 6heb0ne the Plode.-United Prem. the Davis Cup elimination series. address which he will deliver, on Taking the whole of America's guest of Mr. Roger Tredwell, U.S. The Asiatic countries now compete. Opening Day (July 16) to the trade as the basis, her business Consul General and Mrs. Tredre. in the American zone and Japanese Philippine Legislature,

with Europe before the war amount Alter lunch, he played golf with believe the suggestion that an All plans for his Shanghai pro fod to it at 80 per cent of the Mr. Tredwolf-and-then-motored fallen to only 30 per cent. On the He sailed at 6 o'clock on the

(Continued on next Volumen). President Taft for Manila.

new

established may be a good one.American Consul-General, Mr. Cun United Fress.

ningham.

An Optimistic Note,

and

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offered to marry her.