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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 11,

1935.

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SOCIALISM UNMASKED

For a number of reasons the average Conservative has

not hitherto exerted himself very

pruch in order to master the doctrinaire side of the Socialist creed which embodied, for exam- ple, many features that were deemed repugnant to the sturdy

· Individuallem of the British race while it WES not taken very seriously by the two Governments which owed It ад ostensible allegiance. The situation, to-day, has changed considerably for with the virtual extinction of the Liberal Party, the Socialista have become the sole alternative to & Conservative or National Govern- ment while it may also be said that they are growing bolder as their hope of succession to office draws nearer. They have already begun to think in terms of a rapid transition to a new order of society while they attribute the failure of their two previous Governments not so much to an excess as, to 3. deficiency of Socialist practice. In order to re- pel the coming attack, the time is now come for the Conservatives to bay closer attention ́to the ideas that are embattled against them, and it is probably for that reason that a number of articles have

ROYAL FAMILY MEETING OF CHAMPIONS

CHEERED

Huge Crowd At The Palace

London, May 9. The appearance of the whole of the Royal Family on the balconies of Buckingham Palace to-night, delighed the huge crowd which had watched the arrival of quests for the State Banquet and had waited in the hope of seeing Their Majesties,

At 10.30 o'clock the King, ac- companied by the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, appeared on the balcony. They were follow- ed by the Queen and the Princess Royal. On an adjoining balcony the Prince of Wales, the Duke of

York and Duke of Kent took their

stand.

The crowd surged and cheered deafeningly for a full five minutes. while His Majesty and the Princes waved back and smilled in obvious delight at the tremendous ovation. Earlier, as the guests arrived

for the banquet, the crowd had stood wide-eyed as cars rolled up to the Palace bearing white-gown- ed ladies in magnificent ermine wraps, their diamond tiaras sparkling in the flood-light.

A feature of the packed streets in the West End to-night was the. presence of numbers of fathers and mothers with their familles, hundreds of children, to see the sights. It was a crowd very much in contrast to the boisterous, sing-

ing

and dancing throngs of previous evenings. Many children became separated from their parents, however, and there were frantic searches made. Always

MAX SCHMELING.

MAX BAER"

The two Maxes-Schmeling, former heavyweight champion, and Baer, the title holder are to meet at Wembley Stadium on August 17 according to a Reuter cable from London which states that Mr. Walter Rothenburg, the Ger- man promoter, announces the meeting subject to obtaining a permit from the Home Office, which he expects in a few days

HOME CRICKET RESULTS

London, May 10,

Sussex defeated Worcester by

Glamorgan v. Yorks

Glamorgan, who won on the first 270 with Smart

an innings and 86 runs at Wor-innings, scored

cester.

Glamorgan won on the first innings against Yorkshire at

Neath.

The South Africans defeated Cambridge by än innings and 40 runs at Cambridge.

TWO HUNDRED NEWS SUMMARY

THOUSAND

Starving Men And

Women

bave

The foundation stone of the new Queen Mary Hospital at Pokfulam was laid by His Excellency the Governor yesterday in the presence of a large and distinguished. gathering.