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NEW SENSATION AT MISSOURI.

PRESIDENT REMOVED.

RESULT OF SEX QUESTION, NAIRE..

[UNITED PRESS.]

AMERICAN-JAPANESE

GOOD-AVILL.

BROADCAST ADDRESS.

[DNITED PRES8.]

Washington, April 7-Mr. E Debuchi, Japanese Ambassador to America, speaking this evening over the weekly nationally broadcast radio programme which was recent ly initiated to give a diplomatie education to the people of the United States, recalled the fact that there had now existed nearly a lations between Japan and the century of peace and cordial res United States.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1930.

THRILLS INSTEAD OF PILLS.

AIR TRIPS TO CURE NERVES.

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THE "CARNERA FARCE,

BEING BOOED IN AMERICA.

[UNITED PRESS.]

The time is at hand when the board of managers of Primo Car-

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

PROGRAMME.

"BROADCAST BY" ZB.W. ON 443 METRES.

nera, Inc., will have to let him be 11 to 11.30 am-Commercial News.

beaten to keep him on a paying

A trip to the clouds instead of basis. The farco of havfag the big 11.30, to 19.30 pin.Chiness record...

to the seaside or to an inland Italian push over two three health resort is the up-to-date timid opponents a week is about doctor's prescription for neuras-played out. It would not be sur." thenia and other diseases of the prising if the citizenry of one of nervous system.

the wayside towns now on Prime's itinerary arose and greeted his per formance with over-ripe eggs.

"Ether instead of ozone" is the new slogan of Harley-street, and 'icorez of patients with frayed nerves are taking courses of Aying of them prefer the new treatment in all weathers. The great majority to nauseous drugs and the intros Few nations," he said, "canpective morbidity of hydropathies boast such n splendid record of and seaside boarding-houses. peace and good-will

Columbia, Mo., April 8.--The curators of the University of Mis souri to-day removed Dr. Stratton D. Brooks from the presidency of the institution and elected as the now president Deka" Walter Wil Hams of the School of Journalism.

This action came as the climax "Over the vast waters of the of what has been described as a Pacific, cur paths have crossed "reign of mental terror and again and again. In every instance faculty unrest" for which Fresid- there has been co-operation, econo- cat Brooks was held responsible.mic as well as intellectual. W

By the action of the curators to have depended on the trust which, day, President Brooks obtained believe each reposes in the good leave of absence from June 5 until faith of the other.' December 31, when he would sever Recalling the existence of all connection with the institution. annual trade totalling Gold Dean Williams becomes acting 82,000,000,000, the Ambassador weat president in June and will be on:- formally inducted into the pres idency at the end of December.

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"I am confident that commercial rivalry, the most common source of international misunderstanding. has been reduced to a minimum where we neted in concert.

The removal was a direct result of President Brooks' action in in Rieting chastisement upon certain of the university's professory for "Even with regard to the marketa circulating their now famous "sex in China, I assure Americans upon questionaire" among the students, good authority that there will never The questionnaire, designed tabe anything but the most friendly plumb the attitude of the present co-operation." day student upon various aspects

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attracted Orient their initial field of activ-

ity. Several of these are now per- manently in Shanghai.

of attitude toward sex, was cirį "culated among both men and wo-

students and · it world-wide attention. Praised by many advanced, educators, it met with disfavour among the more conservative faction and those re- sponsibio were dealt with severely by the president of the university. Fersons close to university affairs, however, declared that the move ment to remove Dr. Brooks on the ground of inefficiency in general conduct of his office started before the questionnaire excitement. Dr. Brooks' action in disciplining the professors, it was declared by these a gesture to obtain support against an already power- ful movement to bring about his removal or forced resignation.

Dean Williams is perhaps better known in the Far East than any other American educator, due to his frequent trips here, his keen interest in and many services to ward this part of the world, and the fact that many of his journalis tic graduates bave made

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sources, was

the

Dean Williams' last visit to Shanghai occurred only a matter of months ago. In 1918-19 he made a special mission to Japan, China and Siberia,

The new treatment has a sound scientific basis. It is well-known that at high altitudes certain physiological changes take place in the human body.

Thero changes are marked by a definite mental and physical stimulation. Added to these effects are the stimulus of B new experience and a

spice of danger.

Cartera's appearances lately have been greeted with ferven: boos. It City several cow-men were observed is even reported that in Oklabome

in the proesss of being vigorously restrained from employing some thing incre emphatic, attached to their hips by leather bolsters."

At the start of the Italian's American tour, people attended his one-night stands to see in him a ferocious giant, who devoured his opponents alive. That was" - the popular conception of Signor Car- nera. But now it is uberally be- lieved that his managers have al lowed him to meet only Afth-raters who have been lined up like ten pins before him. The temper of the cash customers is undergoing

change.

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12.30 to 9 p.m.-English recorded to 7 p.m.-European programve

music.

of Columbia records supplied by Messrs. Anderson Music Company

Scheherazade-Suite Symphoni- que Rimsky-Korsakov), Or- caestre De La Societe Des Con- certs Da Conservatoirt, Paris, sondacted by M. Philippe Gau bert.

Tommy Handley Calling" (Tommy Handley), Descriptive Sketch by Tommy Handley, with Piano," "Madame Butterfly-Give Me Your

Darling Hands" (Puccini) and Tales of Hoffmann-Barcar- ... olle” (Offenbach), Duet: Isobel Baillie and Nellie Walker, with Orchestra.

La effects

It is the jolt that the cure, a Harley-atreet nerve specialist said recently. "The bumpier the joy-flight the greater prospect there is, in a majority of enses, of a definite improvement in the patient's condition.

Keep Moving.

"In 80 per cent, of cases of nervous diseases the so-called 'rest and change cure is the worst pos sible form of treatment. It merely kives the patient more leisure to think and talk about his disease.

"The basis of all nerve treatment is to take the patient out of bir- self and to 6 his body and mind with new sensations,

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Dissatisfaction with such too enay victories will result in gradu. ally decreasing gate receipts,--but the remedy is at hand. If the customers can be persuaded that someone has a chance to send Car- nūra rumbling to the canvas like an Alpine land-slids they will come out in numbers equaled only in the old days by the ranks of the “Leach Cross Marching and Chowder Club."

was

Gioconda-Dance of The Hours"

(Ponchielli), Milan Symphony Orchestra, conduct- ed by Cav. Lorenzo Molajoli. "She's Mine"(Billy Bennett) and "Napoleon (Billy Bennett), Billy Beanet, Comedian, with Orchestra.

"Follow Through-Vocal Gems" (de Sylva, Brown and Hender- son), Columbia Light Opera Company with Orchestra.

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WOMAN'S CORNER.

MEN AND WOMEN.

A SENSE OF PROPORTION.

A woman with a sense of pró portion is as rare in these days as a good-looking man. All that cat

↑ to 750 p.m.-Lesson in Cantonese

by Rev, H; R. Wells, 7.30 to 8 p.m.-Recorded program-

me continued:- The Detective" (Billy Bennett) and "If Winter Comes" (Billy) Bennett), Billy Bennett, Come- dian, with Orchestra. Thais-Meditation". (Minaaenet) he said of men as far as their looks

"Elegie " (Mamenet), Violin Solo by Albert Samare concerned is that some are less monsi

Gerald Moore at the ugly than others. We must admit, Piano. **Entil "

(Teichemacher and San- though, that they have, on the derson) and "Absent" (Young-whole, a reasonable sense of pro Glen and Metcalf), Dame Clara portion. They divide their inter Butt, Contralto, with Piano. Our_Dog" (Clarkson Rose) and

ests nicely between sport, business, "Rule Britannia. A Travesty "gambling, drinking, and us. The managers of Primo Carnera,

The latter organization composed of young and old men Through arrangement between

who shared mutual ambition to the Missouri School of Journalism It may, on a short view, seem sec Leach Cross, the dentist. and the "Japan Advertiser," sever-madness to expose a nervous wreck pugilist knocked out or at ledst al graduates from the school go to the added fears, excitements, beaten to a pulp. As one of the to Tokyo each year and many of and dangers of flying, but I am most unpopular fighters of his day these subsequently move оп to sending dozens of patients to the and age, Dr. Cross became one of China, the Philippines and else air, and the percentage of com-

the greatest drawing cards. There where in the Far East.

plete cures, sometimes even after n was standing room only when he single flight, is remarkably high.” fought And Dr. Cross was foxy Another nerve specialist said that enough to let the boys see him ap the new treatment is based on ob-parently well beaten every now and servations of the effect of fight then." made by the medical section of the His service with the University | Royal Air Force. of "Missouri began in 1908, after The

preduced by several years of active newspaper | altitude, and by the shock of dives work, and it has continued ever and stunt flying have been carefullyly thumped one of these days. since. He had previously, from investigated and tabulated.

It will be possible shortly to 1805 to 1009, been chairman of the executive board of curators. Un-reduce the treatment to defnite dor his direction as 'dean, the Misrules, so that the physician can pre- souri School of Journasiam has scribe so many hours in the air, achieved world renown Bad his just as he now prescribes definite choice as president of the univers doses of drugs and periods of thera ity is a logical one,

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conditions

who get nearly three-fourths of his earnings, may also find it advis able to get him at least thorough-

peutic

rays.

(Clarkson Rose). Norman Long. Entertainer at the Pinao. "Ay, Ay, Ay (Spanish Serenade) "

Gartman

and

Freire) and Danny Boy (Londonderry (Words, Weatherly). Thevor Watkins, Tenor with Violin. 'Cello and Piano.

Air) !! bathing and ultra-violet

The provision of an air clinic For

the study of the effects of flights

of different kinds and durations is

under the consideration of a group

of influential nerve specialista.

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p.m.-Chinese programme relayed from the Ke Shing Theatre until end of play. p.m.-Weather report.

We, on the other hand, are too mach inclined to concentrate all our attention on single interest. For instance, the enthusiastic sports woman finds it almost impossible to be just a woman when she is with her men friends. The result is that they label her "a good sort"

and leave her at that.

The Dress Sense.

Many married women. turu them- selves into good housewives, or devoted mothers. They neglect their personal attractions...· The housewives can think and talk of nothing but their servants, while the devoted mothers thick and talk incessantly of their children.

The young married woman who remains well dressed and attractive is usually an inefficient housekeeper and ignorant mother.

It seems strange that so few modern wives are capable of divid ing their time and intelligence suc- cessfully between their personal ap- pearance, their homes, and.. their. children.

The number of women who spend the greater part of their money sad time on their personal appearance bas been steadily increasing during the last few years. Next time you find yourself in one of the smarter shopping districts notice the num bers of hairdressers' windows and windows and beauty parlours.

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your

It will give you an idea of the importance that the modern woman attaches to her personal attractist

Then count the number, of dressmakers' shops near byg and you will realise how much money.

sex must spend on clothes. In fact, you will wonder how any woman ever 'manages to remain ugly or out of fashion.

Personally, I think that we all waste too much time on our own pet interest, whatever it may be.. Women who spend a lot of time and money on their clothes, for

instance, would be far better dress- ed if they had fewer clothes. *

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