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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1936.

STANLEY BALDWIN,

ENGLISHMAN

A National Type as Revealed Through His Non-Party Speeches

PASSENGERS

DEPARTURES

Among the passengers departed by tai "Rajputana" on saturday were!

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MEMBRAN

MTS: W., E Attwood, Mr. Mrs. D. K. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. M. Blake, Miss N. M. Blake, Miss L V. Blake, war, and « Mr. A. V. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brown, MMS R. A. "Brown, Mr. P. Bhag- wandas, Mrs. E R. Conder and two infants, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Cooper,

no special occasions one of twice Mr. Chan Loon Woh, Mrs. M. O. that length,"

Thirty-seven speeches and ad- dresses by Mr. Stanley Baldwin are collected in a book which is pub- He goes on to draw a picture of lished with the title, "This Torch the neighbourhood meeting out- of Freedom" (Hodder and Stough-side the church door on Sundays, ton). They are non-partisan, but and adds that it comes before his year he eyes more vividly each by no means pon-political.

Ilves. Democracy, what it is and how it works, is the theme of a good many of them-of so many DI them, indeed, as to suggest that Mr. Baldwin is the Ars; citizen of a- democratic State just because he thinks more and cares more for democracy than the mass of blation has moulded them, that it still fellows, writes Harold, Stannard in "The Daily Telegraph."

That is not far from the truth. but it is also true that Mr. Baldwin holds his remarkable place in pur public life because his fellow coun-

rymien regard him as a typical Engilsh democrat. He is not at all sypieni. On the contrary, he must be a thoroughly exceptional, man, else he would not be where he is. CLOSE TO THE COMMON MAN

This book resolves the enigma, and resolves it in the only possible way, by showing how he uses his very considerable gifts not to draw away from the ordinary common nian, and especially from tha. de- mocratically important species, the ordinary common Englishinän, but Lo get closer to him

It is the only possible way be- cause the average Englishman is satisfied that Stanley Baldwin is John Bull's principal allas, and is not prepared to consider it possible that the country's most trusted statesman is other than he seema. Opinions differ, especially politics, but there are no two opin-

in

icna about Mr. Baldwin. His language is too simple and his thought too direct to leave room for them.

In discussing men of genius we #1040 pick out qualities with which we can sympathize, so that criticism is self-revealing, Mr. Baldwin re- veals himself when he says of Wesley that his supreme legacy was "his conception of a practical religion for the ordinary man and woman," or of General Booth that he was "both a Conservative and a reformer," or of William Morris, whom he knew;

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MOULDED BY TRADITION

His own special business, 25 one who has lived in the old England and who speaks with authority in the new, is to make his country- men realize that the English tradi-

encompasses them, and that in this trarisitional age pains should De taken to keen whatever is good of it.

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Among the speeches in this volume is one delivered at Old Sarum We know what a 19th- century Liberal would have said in such a place. What. Mr. Bald-

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that May's

rhus Was the rot:en borough walch returned William Piti to the House of Com- The great name teads Humm mons. to one of the imaginative touches which come so easily to this ordin- ury man who takes himself as he. 13:

"I cannot help feeling that this afternoon there may be, in the air surrounding us, countless houta of those who have during the cen- turies worked for England, per haps died for England, who have seen these manifold changes, and who, seeing us gathered here, ask

Gordon "Duft, Mr. H. N. da Silva, Mr. EH, Gwilt, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Griggs, Mrs. Gibson with two infants and nurse. Mr. E. Geddes,

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Mrs. H Green, Captain S.

Howden, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. V. E. Irani with child · and infant, Miss Jelly. Mr.

Mrs and A. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. E V. Jones, Mrs. B. D. anarus, Mr, una' MIST M. stpatrick, Mr. Lan Hor Chong, Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. J. W. Morse, Mr. F. R. Marso, Mrs. W. O. H. Mackenz.e, Mrs. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mycock, Master E. J. N. Mycock, Master A. P. N. Mycxk, Mr. R. 3. Masuer, Col and Mrs. ti. M Morrow, Mr. J. C. Niven, 1155, G. Noiasco, Master W. T. Farkenham and governess (Miss AL. Gillesp.e), Mr. and Mrs R. Pidgeon, Mrs. E. M. Perry, Mr. T. Ertz. Mr. P. T. W. Remnant. M MA. MW. Shortet. Mr. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Soventer, Mr K Barchanand. Mr. and Mrs. E Tuck, Mrs. J. Tetley and infant, Mrs. B. IL Trowbridge, Mr. A. Wallingford, Mr. L. J. Wagland.

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"ARRIVALS

List of passengers arrived by the B.S. Rajputana were:-

Mrs. G, anley, Mr. E. Lester Amold, Mr. T. B. Barlow, Mr. I' T. Barr, Mr. P. de Beaumont, Mr. H. D. Bidwell, Mr. A. Birse, Mr. C. Blx, Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Bloom

Bowerman, Mrs. J. Boyd, Miss M. Burice, Mr. and Mrs. P. Carr and family. Mr. H. W. Carter, Mr. J. A.

the question. Is all well with Ens-with child and infant, Mr. S. land?"

Mr: Baldwin answered their question by a reference 2101 to any

of the great unes who have sat

To

in Pitt's place, but to the average man All is well with England if each one of us combines reverence for the past with faith in the fu- ture, and in the present resolves, so far as he can, to do his duty." WHOLE THEORY OF LIFE

this

of indivi doctrine dual responsibility Mt. Baldwin's. thought always returns, The pithiest sayings in the book are in- spired by it: "It may be true that you can predict the path of a star, but you cannot foretell the con- duct of a child," and "the machine, if the friend of man...fa also the of freedom and person- enemy

"He took great joy in all, the com- mqu things of life, Beer, tobacco,ality.". Again obliquely and iron- cally, "perfect Governments are He thanked God for, having made anything so strong as an onion, only to be found when the prison He liked just the ordinary simple are full." fun of le. A great, glorious, Jolly human being."

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COUNTRYSIDE AND THE SEA Whence comes this love of com-

man things and common men? It is rooted in faith. Evidently Mr.

Baldwin shares Lincoln's view that God must care greatly for ordinary folk because he made so many of them.

Breaking for once through his reticences and giving expression to his awe, he says of the Authorized 81.70 Version:

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Another sentence whole philosophy of history and a whole

though theory of life. more than half its words are

monosyllables: "To Aristotle ethics Was a branch of politics: to the Christian politics la a branch of ethics: which means that the ulti- mate test of law-making is its effect on John Smith's character."

Inherits

The tradition which John Smith is European as well as English, and Mr. Baldwin is true to himself when he quotes Perl- cles's Funeral Oration in a broad- cast to schools or when he urges on Civil Servants a knowledge of the administrative practice of the Roman Empire. Nor is this tradi- tion merely intellectual. It is in the blood,

WHY ENGLAND IS ALWAYS “HOME”

Chandler,

Mr. M., C. Charna, Captain and Mrs. Clyne, Mr. H. J. M. Cook,· Miss N. Cox, Mrs. N. Crawford, Mr. R. O. Davies, Mr. W. B. H Duke, Mrs. M. Eades, Miss A. Eliot, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Finch and servant, Miss M. Fox. Miss 5. Fcx, Miss A. Fox, Mr. P. D. G. Gala Mr. R. G. Geer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Greisman, Mr. T. W. Gubb, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hadden and two children, Col and Mrs, Haughton, L G. Li, F/Officer P. Mrs. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs Hughes. Miss Hughes. Mrs. L. M. Ingle and two children, Mr. P. Istar, Mr. K Jeumal; "Major and Mrs. Jonas, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. 8. Khanchand," Mr. and Mrs. Kinoshita, Mrs. B. G. Kora with child and infant, Mrs. A. E B Lamble and three children, Captain and Mrs. C I Lawson, Major and Mrs. Lee, Justice R, E, Lindsell, Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, Mr. W. L Malcolm, Mr. B. Mansela, Lt. and Mrs. T. J. G. Merchant, R.N. Dr. E.. L.

Marsh, Mr. J. F. C. Master. Mr. R. recully, Mr. G. S. McG, Mr. and Mrs D. Mehervanjee and two chfdren, Surg. Lt. C. J. Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. Munro, Mr. W. W. Murdoch. Fit. Lt. and Mrs. Muschany. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Nelson, Mr. G. D. Nicholl, Mr. G. F. O'Bryen, Mr. W. D. Pearson, Mr. C. Peterson, Mr. E. Phibbs, Mr. W. S. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. W. Robson with child and nurse, Mr. R. H. Roe, Mrs. W. M. Sanders, Mr. R. S'eap. Mr. D. H Stewart., Mr. R. P. 8. Stewart. Brigadler A. Tarzi, Misa M. L Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. A E'Tip- per, Mr. and Mrs. Tytler with child and Infant, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Urech with child and Infant, Mr. C. W. de Walden, Mr. E. Wang. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. West, Miss L Wikle, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wilson, Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Woodcock, Miss E. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wright with child and in- tani.

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"No Iving man can sell or know how that Book in its journeyings 36 cts, through the world has startled the Individual "Boul in ten thousand different places into a new life.".

In this spirit he tells a Baptist audience that their community has 56 eta, stood from the earliest days for the completest independence of

Mr. Baldwin does not feel nim- the soul," and in this spirit, though with pride replacing awe, he con- self less English because he is a

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the distal side, and templates the English tradition.

his forebears have been Our democracy derives from the though soll, from the countryside which rooted for centuries in English soil Mr. Baldwin knows and loves they, too, are pitimately foreign... From the sea," too; and so

"Most of us have in our veins landaman, born and bred as far Scandinavian or Saxon blood. That from the sea as it is possible for accounts for that curious familiar

List of passengers by the steamer Mrs. Leung Cheung Ling, Miss North Manchuria Rallway, reports. any Englishmany to be, observes thrill which so many of us feel when

Leung Wun Yes, Mr. J. C. Lewis, Reuter from Harbin. The beast that "layer after layer of our na-for the first time we and ourselves "Cathay"--"

Mr. and Mrs. A. T; Braley and Mrs. M. Marriott and infant, MBs was tracked and held at bay by tion's history is embedded the among the eternal snows or for the

Brst time sniff the misty alr of the infant. Mr. and Mrs P. D. Craw- Munro, Mr. A. R. Millar, Mr. 3. C. the hunter's dogs, while with one Kaliginearzied $1,300 language of our seamen."

All this the machine threatens, sea, I am convinced myself that Ley, Mr. W. W. Hirst, Mr. and Mrs. Niven, Mrs. J. Phlip, Mr. B. T. bullet,

It strikes some chord that goes H. L. Lockart and two sons, Mr. Plunket, Mrs. J. W. Flatt with two which was the amount he received a maiter very prominent in

P. L. Newman, Mr. V. C. Branson children and two infants, Miss C. from a Chinese pharmacist for the back a thousand years."

The words occur in an address Miss U. Tulloh, Lieut. Comdr. PW. May, Sgt. B. Pook, Mr. W. Edhimal

county patriotism which Mr. Welby-Everard, Mrs. A C. Tates, Quirke, Miss M. Stephen, Mrs. Mrs. Brassey, Miss Wheble, Mr. P. Warren-Macdonald, Mr. and Ms. Baldwin delivered to listeners of a

Contractor, Dr. M. Engineer, R. D. Wilson and infant, Märs, J. county not his own. It is the most

Miss Z. Mahy, Mr. D. Timins, Mr. McLeod, Mt. E. Wallwork, Mr. intimate of all the speeches in the volume, and it, out of the sum of and Mr Killpatrick, Mr. EV. O. Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. .tive rights in the South Manchuria

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Plans for the transfer to Man- Chukho of Japanese administra

WELSH RUGBY FIFTEEN

London Jan. 24 "Now, my boy," said the man, The

following will represent patting the boy's head; "whar's Wales against Scotland In

Edin- your name?"

burgh on February 1 Jenkins; and "John Smith, sir replied the rawal Rees, Davey. Wooller and Mr. Baldwin's mind is that whilst boy; "but they call me 'Billiard McCall; Tanner and C. Jones; T. it is a century since the machine Cue, because I work a much J. Rees, Brian Evans, T. Williams, transformed industry, it is only in better with a tip."

Thomas, G. Willams, A M. Rees, our own time that it has trans- formed life. This is the point Lang and: Long,--) Reuter.

which he selects for emphasts in the introduction which he wrote

reached a tangible form, reports for the series entitled "The Eng-Mr. Baldwin's utterances, nothing

dale Mr. A. P. Ferguson.

Reuter. The following terms for sh Heritage-a title in which he survived time's tooth but this, some Mis, W. Bilderbeck, Miss J. Boyd, Church, Mr. and Mrs. W. Croys

the transfer, which is expected to: naturally found peculiar plex-future historian of genius could use F/Lieut. E. Chapman, Mr. H it to explain not only how Mr. Cockram, Mr. C. D. Cox, Mr. R.

„be completed within two years, are suren

"Nothing is harder for the post Baldwin came to win ble special W. Caulfield, Misses Caulfield (3), motor generation to realize than place in English life, but why, Mas E. Dines, Mr. Fleming. A professional hunter, 8. Kalu- understood to have been submitted that in an age of horse-drawn when an Englahman settles at the Captain 6 Green, Mr. T. gin, has shot and killed a tiger recently by a special committee of

Knight, Mr. H S. Lee, Mr. and bo, on the eastern section of the chukuo Government. vehicles you lived at the centre of ends of the earth, his grand-Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. W. A weighing 400 pounds near Welsha the railway company to the Man- a circle with a six-mile radius, and calldren su call England home.

An old gentleman was being snown round an antique shop by a new asstrant. The proprietor was out.

"This chair,” said the youta im- portantly, pausing before a very old plece of furniture, "belongs to the period of Louis Cross-Eye."

The prospective customer looked puzzled

Louis Cross-Eye," he repeated: "I've never heard of such a per- son."

"Well, that's how the label de- scribes it," said the assistant; and be handed him a card bearing the words "Period of Louis XI-

Railway zone are believed to have