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No.23106, 號陸零佰觉仟叁萬弍第日柒拾月柒年申士 HONG KONG, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1932. 1 BHKƑNEATORFER Price

THIRTY REASONS FOR DRINKING.

Some drink because they're hungry, some drink when they are

dry;

Some drink to keep themselves in health, some drink for fear

they'll die;

And coino drink because they are too hot; some drink because

they're cold;

Some drink to strengthen them when young, and some when they

aro old;

Some drink to keep themselves awake; some drink to gain

deep sleep; ..

Eome. drink because they're happy; while others because they

woup i

Some drink to celebrate some gaia; some drink to mourn a loss; Some taken shot when they are pleased; some drink because

they're cross;

Some take a snort when they're at work; some drink when

they're at play

Some count it right to drink at night; some drink alone at day; Some tip the glass for fellowship; some sneak it on the sly; Some drink when they are wringing wet; some drink because

they're dry;

Some take a shot of liquor when they make a bargain rare; Some take a drink when they've been stung for the drinks, the

feed and faro;

Some drink in search of pleasure; some drink to dim a pain; Some say it's good, some say it's bad, but never once refrain; But all must own the proverb's right-When the iron's hot

then strike it;"

Ah, I've found the reason why men drink ALLSOPP'S-thay

drink because they like it.

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TO-DAY.

(August 18.)

Legislative Council Mesting, 200

p.m.

Lawn Bowls.-Spey Royal Cup Competition, Club de Recreio v. Kowloon B.G.C. (Kowloon C.C. green), 4.30 p.m.

Meetings-Theosophical Society,

p.m.

Miscellaneous Whist Drive Po- lice Recreation Club, Happy Valley, 2.30 p.m.

UNREST AND ECONOMIC

DISTRESS IN JAPAN.

"

DESPERATE CONDITION OF THE -WORKING CLASSES.

POLICY OF THE MILITARIST POWER.

Tokyo, Aug. 3.-There is con-used to be and, even if it were, it siderable talk in Japan of the pos- would not serve any very useful sibility of a grave agrarian rising purpose in the face of the diffical. some time in the autumn and, acties confronting the agricultural cording to certain quarters whose evanmunities to-day. Formerly, the information is generally reliable, agricultural communities were the World Theatre: Strangers 31ay elaborate arrangements have been mainstay of the youths who were made to meet such a contingency. lured to the big cities. When these 'Kiss."

Queen's Theatre: "The Life of The possibility of an occurrence of found out that the streets were not this sort is also reported to havo paved with gold, as they had been The Party

formed one of the principal themes, told, they were always able to re- discussed when profectural goverturn to the ancestral acres where nors and police chiefs came up to they were at least assured of some- Tokyo recently for their annual thing to eat and a roof above their heads. To-day, drab penury pre- conference.

If such a deplorable contingency vails in the farming regions and Oriental Theatre: "His Wo-occurs, Japanese publicists believe it is the farmers who are demood-

it will be a spontaneous outbursting relief.

The attempt made on May 16, Tea Dance at King's Restaurant: on the part of the rural communi,

Central

Theatre:

"Another

Man's Wife."

King's Theatre: The Calcadar." Star Theatre: "Sporting Blood." Garden Theatre: "Charley"

Aunt."*

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taurant

force of the winds that are gather the Bank of Japan and other fig. Tides:-High at 10.15 and 23.41;ing can be tempored or mitigated ancial institutions, similar demon- low at 3.38 and 17.00.

will depend to a large extent on strations before the headquarters of Home Mails-Inward from Aus the nature of the relief measures the two principal political parties that the authorities can extend to and, last but not least, the coward- tralia by Ataola Maru,

the practically destitute farmers ly murder of the late Premier and other inhabitants of the hin. Laukai-these were all the work of the Farmers' Death Band, while those soldiers and sailors involved have been discovered to be either people belonging to those agricul

god

FRIDAY..

(August 19.)

The Party." Central Man's Wife."

Theatre: "Another

terland.

Those in authority arg. obviously worried and the Power-that-be in Japan to-day are shouldering res- ponsibilities and anxieties that, perhaps, never befora devolved on

tural districts which have been hardest hit.

is The profiteer

Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Football Club, Club House, Happy Valley, 5.50 p.m.

King's Theatre: "The Calendar." Queen's Theatre: "The Life of the shoulders of any cabinet in this still quite conspicuous in Japan, while the "narikin" (nouveaux country. The stern law of neees..

still continue to dia. sity has made the farmer here riches) struggle with dogged determinatio, play their wealth ostentatiously and in a manner that violates all against the law of diminishing re-

the national traditions of frugal- turns, only to find that, despite the

ity and simplicity. This class is fierceness of the resistance he has still utterly detested and, should been putting up, he has been worst. trouble occur, many are of the opin ed and there is no possibility of ion that, just as during the rice making a living without immediate

riots, the attack and temper of the assistance from the Government.

mobe will also be directed against these "naríkin.”

Star Theatre: "Sporting Blood." World Theatro: "Strangers May Kiss"

Oriental Theatra: "His Wo man."

Garden Theatre: Aunt.

Majestic Theatre: Want."

"Charley's

"What Man

Ten Dance at King's Restaurant; Dinner Dances. at King's Restaur ant and Peninsula and Hong Kong Hotels..

Tiles: High at 10.53; Low at

14.20 and 17.95.

SATURDAY,

(August 20.)

once

1918 Riots Recalled.

Thinking people here are again reminded of the rice riots of 1918, caused by the steadily in creasing cost of rice. The violence

!

Milliary Hidden Hand.

Alarmists who believe that the contingency of an agrarian revolt and simultaneous uprisings in the

of the crowd and the organized | principal cities is bound to come Home Mails: Inward from Lon-character of their attacks were very think that this will be the reason dou by Antenor; from Europe vin significant features of the outbreak, for further thrusts at Chión. Suez by Suwa Maru; from Americs and the disturbances wore not These point out that the Japanese, by Empress of Japan; Outward for America and Europe via Siberia by quelled before a large number of General Staff is, after all, the real Pres. Taft 5 p.m.

civilians were injured and much controllers of Japan's foreign policy| property destroyed. Those riots and that the militarists here are wore directed first against the pro- far from being without honour in fiteers, but the mob suddenly turned their own country. Further, they against all war millionaires.

say, that whatever public assuran- Au analogous situation obtains ces and undertakings the Govern- Craigongower v. Civil Service, Kow-to-day. As a matter of fact, the ment may make, these cannot be re- loon B.G.C. v. Police R.C., Kow-distressed areas are now in far garded as more than pious aspira- loan C.C. V. Club de Recreio, Junior Division, Club de Recreio greater ponury than were the distions unless they happen to tally v. Hong Kong Electric, Taikoo tressed districts that led to the with the plans and ideas of the R.C. v. Kowloon C.C. Civil Ser-1918 outbreak. The microbes of un- General Staff. Thus, the hidden vien v. Kowloop B.G.C., Yacht Club rest árs far more numerous to-day hand of the military party is the v. Craigengower.

crux of the problem. They go für. ---Queen's Theatre : "Life of The Party."

Lawn Bowls.-Senior Division, Kowloon Dooks v. Taikoo Docks,

than just after the war. The peo- ple are openly asking for bread and

ther and say that an agrarian re- volt, such as they fear, will have

Central Theatre: "Another will not be denied, and only last Man's Wife."

week delegations from various dis- the backing of the military, at least King's Theatre: "The Calendar.”tricts in the interior came up to of the reservists and the younger Star Theatre: "Sporting Blood." Tokyo, determined to see each and officers, and that the Government World Theatre: "Strangers May every Cabinet Minister and vowing will not be able to control it. This Kiss."

that they would not return until means, they continua, that the Army something substantial was done to will stop in, enter politics, perhaps ameliorate their position.

break the constitution, and embark on a foreign war to save the home front.

Oriental Theatre:/ "Hi Wo- mon."

Gardon Theatre: "Charley's Aunt."

Majestic Theatre: "What Man Want."

The whole thing seems to hinge.

Farmers Demand Relief.

The distress in Japan at present Ten Dance at King's Restaurant; is principally to be found in the on whether the rural population Dinner Dances at Repulse Bay | rural regions, though the cities are will have enough to est. Winter Hotel, Peninsula Hotel and King's not entirely free of destitution sets in comparatively early in the

either. Now, more than half the north of Japan, and if the inhabit Tides:-High 0.07 and 11.30 families which constitute the Japan ants of that region are faced with Tow al 03.05 und 17.60.--

Restaurant.

Home Jails:-Inward. from ese nation are tillers of the soil. I the bleak prospect of a winter of America by res, Pierce

The family system is not that is (Continued an Page 3)

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