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London, Oct. 17.

Dr. Goebbels's statement to the Nazi leaders that if they had ap- plied themselves to religion they might be bishops as well as leaders, and Herr kler might be a car- dinal, is one of the worst pieces of propaganda that even the Propa, ganda Minister has yet produced.

Gerraan Roman Catholles will be specially interested, for both Dr. Goebbels and Herr Hitler have been excluded from the sacraments of the Catholic Church.

Dr. Goebbels was a member of the celebrated Unitas Verbinding- the Catholic students corporation | of Freiburg University-and re- ceived a scholarship. from the authorities.

Later, however, he married a rich divorcée, Hitler being best man at the wedding. Since that time both have been refused the

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Left Centre of French politics and can always be counted upon, as a ) stabilising factor.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

To-day

Thursday, November 3 Anniversaries and Holidays.- Beginning of Winter (Li-tung). Auctions-S.8. Cheung O¤. Chinx Auction Rooms, 3 p.m.

Cinemas

Vanderbilt Case Judge-- American judicial methods pre-King's "Finishing School" sent many contrast to our own, but Queen's:-"Aunt Sally" none stranger than the twice daily Central:-"Chinese "Picture" conferences at which the Press is Oriental:-"The Kennel being kept informed of the private

Murder Case hearings of the Vanderbilt case.

World: "Men In White" Mr. Justice Carew, of the New Lee:-"The Invisible Man". York Supreme Court, who is hear- Alhambra:-"Hi Nellie" ing the case, feels it his duty to Majestic: "Change Of Heart" exclude the Press and public from Star:-"Glamour" the court.

But he is at great pains after the wearying morning and after- noon sessions to summarise the proceedings for the reporters.

sonal manner.

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Entertainments Concert at Helena May. 5.30 pm.

Meetings Ladies. R.HK.G.C.. Helena May, 11 a.m.; Toc H. So- cial. Lane Crawford's, 5-7 pm.:; Theosophical Society, 6 pm; Wo- men's Fellowship, St. Andrew's Hall, 3 pm: N. C. O's. Volunteer Headquarters

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Fifteen or twenty of them-men and women-crowd into his study perching themselves round him on chaise and couches, and firing questions at him in a highly per-Miscellaneous. — Opening

Cheero Club, 430 pm: Whist Drives, Civil Service Cricket Club. 8:45 pm; RAOB Club, 8.30 pm.

Moon-X Moon. 2nd Day. Social Functions-Ice H. Din- ner, Lane, Crawford's, 7 p.m.

Sportà

Seen, But Not Heard But this does not seent 30 strange in a country where the President himself allows news- gatherers to cross-examine him in

a similar fashion. “

Antograph Scrutiny When George O'Brien, the film star, was identified in Trafalgar square while making one of the London "exteriors" for his new picture, "The Cowboy Millionaire," the autograph hunters descended i

Like President Roosevelt, Mr. as thickly as the pigeons.

Justice Carew simply makes a wry Having procured their victim's | face and says nothing when ques- signature, however, not, a few in-tions are too indiscreet. sisted, politely but very armiy, on Incidentally, the Vanderblit case seeing his passport. They wereis private only so far as hearing is thus able to verify their specimens by careful comparison, “

The Tallest Barrister Lord Cushendan was an excep- tionally taļi man, standing, it was sald, 6ft 7 in his socks.

In his legal days, disputes some- times arose whether he or the late Sir Lewis Coward, K.C., was the tallest member of the Bar.

This was put to the test, in the presence of a number of lawyers, by each standing with his back to the wali and being, meticulously measured.

Hockey-Punjabis seconds Sikh Association (Marina) 5 p.m.; St. Andrew's V. Radio Indiana (Märina), 5.10 p.m.

Meetings-Royal Hongkong Golk Club Ladies Section (Helena May concerned, Reporters are allowed Institute), 11 am.

to watch the proceedings through Racing Entries close for Ele-. a sound-proof platoglass window.venth Extra Race Meeting, noon

Mr. Justice Acton's Retirement- Sunrise-8-31 am Sunset:---5,43 The final exit of a High Court judge from the scene of his labours is entirely devoid of cere monial spectacle.

Mr. Justice Acton's quiet depar- ture yesterday was in keeping with his unassuming character.

The Bench loses one who was not afraid to be outspoken when necessaTY.

Not long ago he took to task It is recorded that Lord Cushen- those who, not caring to show their hand, deliberately withhold dun proved to be the taller by a fraction of an inch.

particulars necessary to the ad- Thus Lincoln's Inn scored a vic-ministration of justice. tory over its neighbour, Gray's.

Popular M. Flandin

M. Flandin, whose name has been mentioned in connection with the vacant Foreign Secretaryship in France, would be a very popular choice in this country.

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This was during the hearing of a New Procedure case, when : Mr. Justice Acton remarked:

I do not know why a party ob- |jects to giving particulars. If he has a good case, it cab do no harm. If he has a bad case, Ili

M. Flandin, who speaks English | will make bim search for them. perfectly and is Interested everything, English, is a frequent visitor to this country.

Unlike most French politicians, M. Fardin is extremely tall-in the neighbourhood of 6ft 4in-and broad in proportion.

The New Procedure aims at narrowing down the issues in a case by complete disclosures

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Bridge Match Privacy Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson Mr. Theodore Lightner, the three During his visits to this country

members of last year's American he usually manages to fit in some

team for the Schwab International shooting with friends. Indeed, | Bridge Trophy, will find a strange shooting is generally the primary contrast. when they begin the six- object of his coming here. He is day match against England on an excellent shot, and has a gun Monday. In a syndicate partridge' shoot "Titar Paris.

M. Flandin. who was one of the most successful of recent Finance Ministers, 18 the leader of the powerful Alliance Démocratique, which occupies a position in the

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Friday, November 9. Anniversaries and Holidays-- First Day of Shaaban.

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King's:-"Finishing School" Queen's:—“Aunt Sally” Central:-"Chinese Picture". Oriental:-"Terror Trail"

World: "Tenderfoot" Lee:-The Invisible Man" Alhambra: “H, Nelliet" ! Majestic:-Change Of Heart" Star:-"Berkerley Square"

Dances:-"Reel Club Annual, Hong Kong Hotel, 9 pm. Regi- mental Association. Garrison Lec- ture Hall, 9 pm; Police Branch M.C.L. Lane Crawford's. 9 pm.

Entertainments-Dockyard. R.. C. Concert and Dance, 9 pm.

Meetings. Religious. Helens May, -10.30 am.

Miscellaneous.—“Ellls Kadoorie Schoot Prize Distribution; 11 a.m.; VDM.A. Intercession Service, St. Andrew's Hall, 9 p.m.;. Whist Drive, R. E W O's and Sgts. Mess. 9 p.m.

Moon-X Moon, 3rd Day.

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