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Dr. Hu Hsih, was given a tre- mendous ovation as he sat down, and the applause lasted severai several minutes the speaker nav- Ing to bow again and again to h's, admiring audience.
In a few well chosen words Mr. Campbell proposed thanks to Dr. Hu, pointing out that he was not merely a scholar who sat in his study but he was one who had been round the world and who had brought back to his country what he thought was good for its cultural develop ment and had made it his mission in Ilfe to spread this new move- ment in China. It was an honour to the University of Hong Kong that a man such as Dr. Hu should accept a degree from it. (Ap- lause).
DINNER BY STUDENTS
Earlier in the evening Dr. Hu together with Dr. Chiang Mung Ling, former minister of educa- tion, and now president of the Pelping University and Dr.. Her- man Lit president of the Shang- hai University were the guests of honour at a dinner given by the Euro-American Students associa- tort at the China Merchants Club. In the course of a brief speech Dr. Hu Hsih told the
returned students that they were the real people behind the Chinere Nation for they had been sent abroad. away from their kith and kin, that they may gather something from the countries they have visited and bring it back with them to China. Those who falled to benefit their country upon their return failed in their mission,
TEA PARTY
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There was a very large gathering at the Hong Kong Hotel's" roof garden yesterday when Sir Robert Ho Tung, a personal friend of Dr. Hu Shih gave a tea party in his! honour.
Over a hundred guests sat down to an excellent tea. Sir Robert and Dr.-Hu-met-each guest on arrival. The arrangement in the Roof Garden where the tea party was hed, left uttle to be desired.
Among the large number of guests present were Sir Thomas Southern. His Hon. Mr. A. D. A. MacGregor, Sir Shousen Chow, Sir William Hornell, Sir William Shen. ton, Sir E. Kadoorie, the Rt. Rev. Elshop Hall, Mr. Justice Lindsell, the Hart Mr. C. G. Alabaster, the
TRAGIC END TO SMUGGLERS
Fatal Crossing Of Genkai Sea
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1935.
THE EXECUTIVE YUAN
192nd Meeting
Nanking, Dec. 28. An attempt by 50 Korean lab to the creation of the province of An important decision relating ourers to smuggle themselves in-Helkarg-which will be the 28th to Japan ended in tragedy when province of China-was reached at their Httle three-ton vessel kap-the 192nd meeting of the Execu sised in heavy seas, drowning ive Yuan held yesterday under thirty of them, says the Japan the
chairmanship Wang Ching-wel. -
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of President
Gallant rescue work was done by the crew of the Ryugu Maru, Commissioner for the Szechuan- General Lu Wen-hui, Defence this vessel's lifeboats picking up Hsikang border,
was appointed
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21 of the labourers," and seven of concurrently Chairman of a Cam- the capsised ships' crew.
mittee for the establishment of a The Ryugu Maru frst came to Hakang provincial administration Adams Express Stock & Div. the rescue when she observed dis-with No-Na Hutuketu tress signals off Makinoshima. The Buddha" of
("Living | Air Redue (3) freighter approached cautiously in Hsiang Chuan-1, Leng Yung and Allied Chem (6) ......
Hsikang), Messrs. Alaska Jun (1.00). 112 the dark, and eventually got al-Lo Kuo-fan as members.
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ropes when Mr. Hsueh Tu-pl-
Am Express (8) Life-boats were lowered by the dve last-mentioned provinces have Am. For. Pwr. $1,131' 4
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The latter admitted that they were smuggling Koreans across the Genkal sea to the mainland of Japan, charging from Yen 8 Yen 11 a passage, The junk, they through seld, was overloaded, and they had eastern Hsikang. a the misfortune to run into a heavy ago, he made satisfactory arrange Am Waterworks (1) 84 storm. Thirty had been drowned.ments with General Liu Wen-hu! Am Waterworks $8 14. they added.
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(2sd.) General Liu Wen-hui and Liu Hslang (Rehabl-Atlas Corpn.
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Manchukuo
Large areas of agricultural land in the Taling River regions, in West Chinchow, have been forcefully taken from the Chinese farmers by the Japanese who have only paid a nominal price for them.
The land is reported to be in-. tended for immigrants from Korea. A system of emigration to Man- chukuo and Korea is in force. While Koreans are subsidised by
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THE DIPLOMATIC Canadian Pacific
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Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, the Hon. Mr. the Korean Government to settle Changes In Chinese
in Manchukuo, Japanese farmers from Japan will occupy the farms in Korea vacated by the Koreans."
been very
Edwin Taylor, the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, the Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington, the Hon. Mr. R. M, Henderson, the Hon. Mr. R. H Kotewall, the Hon. Mr. C. Gordon Mackle, the Hon. Dr, S. W. Tso, the Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, the Hon Mr. J. Owen Hughes, the Hon. Mr. SH. Dodwell, Mr. D. W. Tratman, Mr. M. K. Lo, Mr. M. W. Lo, Mr. H. Lo, Mr. P. Jacks. Mr. C. Y. Kwan, Dr. K. C. Yeo, Mr. W. Gittins, Mr. S. W. Liang, Mr. G. R. Sayer. Mr. W. J. Keswick, Mr. F. C. Hall, M. N. B. Stewart, Mr. Ho Wing, Mr. E Under Russian Syndicate Ho Tung. Mr. Ho Kam Tong, Mt. Li Tee Fong, Mr. Kan Tong Po, Mr. vince, Mr. Chun said that the bulk Referring to trade in the pro- Li Koon Chun, Mr. Fing Heung of trade in the territory was under Chuan, Mr. V. M. Grayburn, Mr. W. the thumb of a Russian syndicate J. Waddington, Mr. Eu Tong Sen, which is subsidised by Moscow. So Mr. P. Todd, Mr. A. Brearley, Mrfar, all attempts on the part of W. N. Thomas Tam, Mr. J. B. Ross, the Chinese Government to bring Mr. R. M. McLay, Mr. L. Johnson, about a commercial Mr. L. Kadoorie, Mr. W. H Bell, Mr. with the Russians had falled, the Felix Joseph, Mr. W. 8. Bailey, Mr. Russians having absolutely refus Wong Tak Kwon, Mr. Tang Shiued to give what they had held by Kin, Mr. Li Yau Tsun, Mr. A. Mor-imporper means. ris, Professor Simpson, Prof. For- ster, Professor Robertson, Mr. W.
Representatives
Nanking, Dec. 26.
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Mr. Chun Teh-shun, Civil Com- missioner of Charhar Province, who has just arrived in Tientsin
Comm Sthrn. $8 on duty, interviewed foreign and
In view of his high qualifications, Congo-Nairn (1.80)
-cum..>PI." (0) Chinese reporters. He said that
General Ho Yao-tsu, newly Cons, Gas NY (2) Japanese sples had
appointed Envoy Extraordinary Cons. O11 (28) active in East Charhar since the and Minister Plenipotentiary to Cont. Can (3) occupation of Jehol by the Japan-Turkey, will be accorded the treat- ese. He was of the opinion that ent and
Cont. Oil (25). emoluments of Charhar would not remain under Ambassador, in accordance with
Corn Prod (3) Chinese control for a long time.
precedents in other cases. A decl-Cwn. Cork 1270 P
Coty Inc. sion to the above effect was reach-
(2.70) ed at yesterday's 192nd meeting of Curtiss Wright recommendation of President Wang Delaware & Hudson 413 the Executive Yuan
Ching-wei, concurrently Minister Douglas Aircraft
upon the Curtiss Wright "A" 101.
of Foreign Affairs. The decision Du Pont (2.602) and is to be submitted to the Na-Elec. Autolite Co. ... was placed on record by the Yuan East Kodak (4) tional Government for approval. mendations
In accordance with the recom-
Elec. Bond & Share"
Ching-wel,
Elec. Bond: $5 FT (5) 35 of President Wang Blet. Bond $6 Pt (0) 401 recently made in the Consular Firestone $3 Ff (6)
a number of changes Elee: Power & Light 21 service by the Ministry was con- Gen. Huang Shao-hslung, for-firmed. The following were upon Finnigan, Lt. Col. H. L. Murrow, Minister of the Interior has transfer, relieved of their respec-
assumed office as Governor of the tive posts:
Chen General at Vladivostok.
agreement
Mr. T. M. Hazelrigg, Mr. Sopran, Province of Cheklang. Other new Mr. G. S. Archbutt, Dr. G. members of the provincial govern- Thomas, Mr. Geo Ehe, Mr. W. Ament were also sworn in at the. Zimmern. Mr. M. J. Quist, Mr. Gip- same time. perich. Mr. A. Bianconi, Mr. C. L
The personal of the new Provin!
Hoover, Mr. Archhutt, Mr. Ma Ying cial Government of Szechuan was Pul, Mr. Wei Tat and Dr. Lo Wam formally installed with Gen. Lu Siang as the Governor and Com- mander-in-Chief of the an:l ban-
Kan
MORE WIRELESS STATIONS dit forces in the territory.
(Special Air Mall. Service)
Londen, Dec. 15. It is understood that the Air
Ministry has under review
In order to demonstrate that his troops in Klangai and Fukien are bent on maintaining peace and order in the country and not for motives, Marshal they selfish
Chiang Kai-shek has order the
whole question of improving wire-bulk of the Central forces in these less facilities, with the object of facilitating the development of
two provinces, to enter Szechuan to civil aviation on inland air routes help rounding up the Communist- Those taking part in the survey bandits who are soon establishing of the proposed London-Aberdeen a firm foothold there,
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Kwang-ping,
Consul
Yu Chun-chi, Consul-General at San Francisco.
Hsu Jal-chun, Consul at Ran- Броп.
Pao Chun-hio. Consul at Wel-Goodyear lington.
Herd. Pwdr.- (3d):
Bid
Tsai Sten-chang, Consul at Palembang.
Lu Chun-Fang. Consul-General at Seoul, Korea. The following appointments were
made:
Consuls General: Chuan Shih-en, Consul Gene raat Vladivostok.
Li Fang Consul-General at Novo Bibirsk
Kyang Kwang-lin Consul General at Ban Francisco.
Ko Tsu-kwang, unsul General-
at Chicago.
route last week complained of de- A report from Gen. Wang Chia- lays occasioned by the lack of eh, Chairman of the Kwelchow wireless stations on the East Government states that the Red Coast, notable at Newcastle and forces from Klangst are making a Hull, but this need offer no desperate attempt to cross the RI- serious handicap to the inaugura ver Chien and the River Ching- tion of a regular East Coast ser- kiang to enter the province vice. as the Ministry has sanction Gen. Chen Kwang-chung, of the Fan ed the erection of mobile wirelem Hunanese forcer, 188iated by a de stations wherever necessary tachment of Kwangel troops, has throughout the country.
occupied Bin Chuang
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PASSENGERS
President Harrison"
The following were passengers who disembarked yesterday from the s.8. President Harrison from the States and the North:Mrs. G. E. Bebenin, Mr. L. S. Chamberlain, Mr. W. Dubgen, Miss-A. C Friedrich, Mr. H. R. Greatwood, Mr. T. H Chou, Mr. S. Hu, Mr. J. Macgill, Mrs. F. X 5: Souza, Miss M. T. Souza.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Abfly and son. Mr. D. Allen, Mrs. E. G. Allen
Mr. and Mrs."A. Bryusgaard, Mr. and Mrs. O, Bruusgaard, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boyd, Mrs. E. B. Barron. Mr. C. C. Blake, Mr. A, Brearley, Miss U. Brearley, Miss M. Beever.
Mr. and Mrs. E, Closson, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Costello.
S.S. "Hakone Maru" Passengers arriving for Hong Kong on board the ss. "Hakone Maru" yesterday from Japan via Shanghai included:-Mr. and Mrs. Oku, Miss Hideko Oku. Mr. Sanse. Mr. and Mrs. A. Drouth, Miss I- Furuta, Mr. Edward S. Litchfield, Dewsnap, Mr. and Mrs. E. Davidson, Mr. Arthur Sassoon Ellis, Miss Tef Mr. and Mrs. J. B Dunde and child Furuta, Mr. James Henry Bnyder, Mr. Isajt Tanada, Mr. and Mrs. | child. «
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Elliott and
} Nakamura, Mr. H. Okamoto, Mr. H. Okamura, Mr. Yoshisuke Miyamoto, Mr. Yoshinobu Miyamoto, Mr. E. P- Gulebin, Mr. Muhamed Ismall.
S.S. “Taiping"
The following passengers arrived, yesterday from Australia via porta per ss. Talping":--Misa K. Alling ham, Professor 6. Angus, Mr. and Mrs. G. Askew, Miss M, Askew, Miss L Brown, Miss D. Burteln, Master W. J. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Church, Miss A. Comer, Mr. and Mrs. Dyott, Miss Dyott, Master
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sick, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Feltham Mr. T. N. Frost, Mr. T.J. Fen-
and child, Mr. L. Ferguson, Mr. >4. W. Hay-Edle, Mr. and Mrs. J R... Hooley, Mr. G. J. Hennephof, Mr.. Mr. and Mrs C. E. Harris, Mr. and and Mrs. H. 8. Hills, Mr. T. Holmes, Mrs. A. Hicks, Mrs. L. Henderson, Miss S. H. Higgins.
Mrs. F. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Lawton, Mr. E. Lansdowne,
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. MacDonald, Mr. G. B. McCormick, Mr. E. C. Murphy, Mr. E McInnes, Mr. J. A.
Dyott, Mr. J. H. Gibbons, Miss ND. Morrison, Mrs. C. B. Mahon Gulliford, Mr. L Gay Gereton, Miss Q. Inwood, Mr. and Mrs. G. CM Loveday, Miss S. U. Mar, Mr. M. J. Martin, Dr. and Mrs. A. McLeod Miss M. McMillan, Miss Mary Mc Millan, Mr G. Nichols, Mr. M. R Ogden, Mr. A. Roberts, Miss F Roi- lason, Mr. W H, Salkeld, Mrs. Bal
HC. Pullen, Lt-Comdr, and Madame M. M. Peyneau, Mr. and Mrs LA. C. Talbot Pakenham and family, Miss Marriott, Mr. and Mrs. JA Plummer
Mr, T de Quierrecourt,
G Randall, M P U Beld,
Mc and P. stulifpergen
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Roberts, Mr.
keld, Mr. and Mrs C. Beandrett Mr. R. Scandrett, Master B Scan-C. Stephen
Wang Lin-ko, Consul-General commending the dismissal of Teat drett, Mr. and Mrs. PC Spender.. at Guatemalı,
Hsiao-pai and 22 other staff mem Mr. and Mrs S H. Wilson, MS, D.
Mr. G. F. Walker, Mr. R. Poinsot bers or the Office of the Chinese D. Biockey. Delegation to the League of Na- 5.S." Hector
Swoner, ME, D, S. Broxu tions and various Legations and
Jars C.-B. Redway, Mrs. E. Riza Consulates abroad who have either barked at Hong Kong from United Mrs. Carl N. Werniz, Mr. and Mr
The following passengers disem- Mr and Mrs. B. V. Steer, Mr, and been transferred to the Ministry, Kingdom via ports per 85 "Hector D Cutfibe tendered their resignations, been yesterday: Capt. H C Brockle Stewart Smith discharged because of neglect of hurst, Mrs R. B, Cameron, Master Mr... Norman duties, appointed to other posts or R. Cameron, Mr. L. CE. Clark, Mr. Pan Cheng-fy Vice-consul at 1 vacated office on account of D. Cuthbertson Mrs Cuthbert Apia, Samon
Tsal Bien-chang, Consul at Rangoon.
Lu Shih-yin, Consul at Seat Mel Po-hsten, Consul at Port- land, Oregon.
Vice-Consuls:
Chen Ying-Jurig Vice-Consui at Mer
Lo
Vice-Consal at the
new and the appointment of Mr and Mrs R W. French Miss Mr. and Hoth-Ching-halu and 31 other to B. B. French, Master
the stalls of the Of
Chinese Delegation to the League M.
Office of the Afr. and Consulate General, Beoni, of Nations and various Legations and
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