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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY,

"THE GIFTS OF THE NATIONS""

India's Contribution To Mankind

MRS. TALATI's

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ADDRESS

SINO-JAPANESE DISCUSSIONS

Several Questions Still Unsettled

NOVEMBER 14, 1936.

PASSENGERS

S.S. CARTHAGE

The following passengers are booked to sail by the P. and O. 8.8. Carthage, to-day for England, via ports:-

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Rev. M. Crowley, Miss E. Mur- Nanking. Nov. 13.

ray. Mrs. M. Murray, Miss M. A spokesman of the Japanese Haldane, Miss C. Monk, Mr. and Embassy told the press that al-

Mrs. J. Calder. Mr. and Mrs. A. though progress had beer, made

Turner, Captain and Mrs. W. Apparently the series of lectures at the seventh parley between Saunders, Mrs. F. Jordon with Illustrating the Plan of Universal | General Chang Chun and Mr.

infant, Mrs. Wigley," Mrs. C Evolution being given at the Manuk Kawagoe which took place on the Hardcastle with infant and amah. Lodge of the Theosophical Society 10th instant, there were several | Mr. M. Coleman, Miss T. Holt. at 13 Chater Road is attracting questions yet to be settled. Both Mies R. Hicks. Mr. G. Spencer- considerable attention, The re-sides. however, were of the Dunn, Miss Spencer-Dunn; Rev.. zular Thursday audiences have been growing and last Thursday, found the lodge room nearly full, when the first of a sympostim of two speakers on "The Gifts of the Nations" was held.

Mrs. O. M. Parkinson (President of the Lodge) announced that it was originally planned to hold a symposium of three speakers, all in one hour. This had however, to be altered..

The speaker went on to say that the Plan of Evolution for this the development planet included

of great Root-Races (such as the Aryan) with their sub-races (such

the Indo-Aryans. Arablans. Iraians, Kelts and Teutons). Each sub-race had its own particular characteristic and was best fitted to give its peculiar gift to the world.

Mra. Parkinson concluded by saying that Mrs. M. P. Talati would talk on two of the Asiatic sub- races of the Aryan Root-Race; those being the Indo-Aryans and the Iranians.

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opinion, he asserted, that further negotiations would be required be- fore coming to an understanding.

These parleys, he went ori, had been taking place for quite a lon time, and both governments were unanimous in the hope of bring- ing the matter to a settlement at an early date:

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"any rate, concluded. the Japanese diplomat, Mr. Kawagoe wou'd not leave the Chinese capital before definite conclusions could be drawn,

SUIYUAN SKIRMISHES Mr. Masumuta, official spokes- man of the Japanese Embassy In Nanking, in answer to a question- aire put to him, by a representa- tive of the Da-Duo News Service whether I would affect the Chang Chun-Kawagoe negotiationa i case of an outbreak of war in the northern part of Suiyuan, now

that minor skirmishes were going on there between the Chinese troops and "Manchukuoan” forces, said that was only an internal problem for the Chinese Govern- ment, and had nothing to do with

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The engagements there, he went 00: were between the Chinese Government troops and bandits Even if war were to break out at all it would not affect the parleys In Nanking, he concluded.- De-Dao News Service.

THE SAME STOCK

There was much evidente, be- | Japan. gan Mrs. Talati, showing that the Indo-Aryans and the Iranians (cr Persians) were of the same stock and had for an empire a vast do- main in Central Asia. Ancient books show that at one time their religion, language and culture were ' the same. This religion was one of multiple gods. The Devas" of Spirits of Earth, Air. Water, Fire, the Bun, Moon and the Stars were all worshipped with considerable admixture of black magic..

Beyond all this they conceived of a Supreme God, Asura-Varuna who had before him other Gods of al- most equal power. Then. for- tunately, pervading all this Was the beneficient Mithra Cult which taught brotherliness, purity and love as well as revealing the My- steries to those who were ready for them. The climate became considerably cooler and when a dispute arose on some religious points the Indo-Aryans moved southwards to the banks of the In- dus from which they derived their name and from whence ther spread throughout India.

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SITUATION EASIER

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Tokyo. Nov, 12... Informed quarters point out that the Japanese had put off the two points. temporarily at least, which" constituted the main ob- sections of the Chinese Govern- ment, viz. the North China ques- tion and the joint, defence against communists. This, however, had made the situation' easier, and it seemed likely that a settlement could be reached earlier than ex- pected...

Da-Dao News Service

and Mrs, H. Plerey and infant, Miss M. Houle, Mrs. H. Hunt,” Mr. A. Tam, Mr. T. Wong, Miss T. Allen, Mr. J. Pasquier, Mr, W. Robertson, Mr. P. Galzi, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fahnestock, Mrs. C..Tong. Miss K. Torg. Mr. F. Harrison, Mr. und Mrs. M Churton. Mr. J. Jessop. Mr. and Mrs. A. Raptakos. Miss L Haberost, Mrs. D. Habecost» Miss B. Herdora. Miss M. Wiki- son, Mr. C. Chang, Mr. K. Sun, Mr. J. Lamb Servant of Mr. T. Wong, Mrs. N. Wood, Mrs. I. Nun- nerley, Mrs. E Hendy, Mr. A.. Fenton, Mr. R. Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gregory. Miss James, Mr. and Mrs. Wong Fo Wèr. and child. Mr. H. L. Hill, Mr. Tan Chin Ghee, Mr. and Mrs. Tann Lew Hong, Mr. Laing Foo, Mr. A. Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. P Smyth, Lt Comdr. Butler, Mrs. H. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. G. Sutcliffe and child. Mr. and Mrs. D. Wheldon

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and child, Rev. and Mrs. H. Wick- ings and infani, Miss L C.P.Ö. Bridger. Mr. W. Dunbar, Mr. A. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. H. Winter. Mr. K. Lim, Mrs. V. Bar-

son.

S.S. "GENERAL PERSHING" /

The following passengers ar- rived on board the s.s. General Pershing. "en route to Manila, on Friday-

Mr. D. Fitzgerald. Mrs. R. E Frankenberger, Master J. Franker" berger, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rennolds, Mrs. Vera M. Suther- land, Miss Esther Sutherland, Mrs' Belle Sanderson. Miss Esther San-- derson. Mrs. Elizabeth Scholey, Mr. Sintorso De Castro.

"EMPRESS OF CANADA"

The following passengers salled by the CPS liner, Empress of Canada for Vancouver (via ports) yesterday:

Mr. H.L. Askey, Rev. John "C. Bieri, Miss Katherine J. Bler Mrs L G. Bidmead. Mr. M. de Blank, Mr. G. H Brett, Mr., D. Brodie, Mr. J. H. Charlesworth, for meditation and spirtual activi-

Mr. R. P. Clarence, LL-Comdr. and ties on the part of their masters.

Mrs. H Conway, RN. and small Thus India's chief gifts have been her magnificent Sacred books and 500, Mr. P. A. Cox. Mr. G. H., Da other Ancient and Divinely-given. Costa, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Draper and son. Mrs. A. 3, Enright, Mr. Scriptures. The first gift was more

and Mrs. J. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. to India itself, from the.Manu of

S. H. Garrod and family, Mr. H. A. the 5th Root-Race. He outlined a social order of precise perfection Greig, Mr. A. L. Ham. Miss E. M. Hardisty-Smith. Mr. and MTA A S. and He assigned to each level 9H, Mr. M. A. Katz, Mr. and Mrs. evolution a special set of duties, This caused the four Castes of India: the present form, however, being definitely an abuse of the. original Law.

FOUR GREAT PERIODS`·

There are four great periods 'of Indo-Aryan history in India. Each

ESTABLISHED AN EMPIRE

The Iranians then moved west- ward and there established a great commercial empire. Then to half the corruption that followed, was paved the way for Iran's Į greatest gift to the world the Advent of Zarathushtra. Zara- thushtra gave the world a new re- Uglon. He taught that there was only one great Pervading God- Ahura-Mazda the Creator, the Father and Sustainer, the God of all the religions. To reach Him there must be Right Order bad in our lives as we tread the paths of Devotion, Knowledge and of Ber- vice. The great Persian Empire spread these truths but also absor- bed much that was unwanted. Its place was taken by Mithralem again which had remained pure throughout the ages and opened only to Zarathushtra's beautiful Teachings. Then came the decline of the Iranian peoples until now only a few hundred thousand Then came the third period

the Parsis remain of that magnificent where

priceless gem of race, but not before they had help-. Buddhism initiated by the Lord ed Mithralem to spread through- | Gautama spread to the Atlantean out the Western world.

MITURAIC INFLUENCE "Alexandra's Ubrary had a great many Mithralc works and later Mithraism became widespread in the Keltic Empire or the Romans Christianity took its place showing however, many Mithrale in fluences such as the placing the Christ's birth at the winter solstice: the beginning of a journey of a new 'Sun to spread Its "benefcient"

beams on a suffering world. Islam too was modified by Mithra in its teachings of tolerance and brother hood, and its marvellous works of sculpture, architecture and poetry Joined those of the Iranians.

The Indo-Aryans are perhaps the greatest benefactor of mankind as a nation. India was already populated by representatives of the Atlantean Root Race who being teferior to the new stock fell naturally into the position of ser rants this allowing plentiful time

and has its particular gift. The Arst was merely a time of war- fare but left a tradition of cour- age and mercy which still inspires. The second period began a long and astonishingly productive cycle. and was one of meditation of many sacred books (the Pedantas and others) and the time of the advent of Shri Krishna who pre- sented that great Indian Scripture,

the Bagavad-Gita.

nations of Ceylon Burma, Tibet. China and Japan and now has half the population of the world as its adherents. The fourth or Puranic period saw, India's temporary de- cline but still there were many contributions to world welfare. There were other great teachers the Divine Child Krishna and Shri Vivekanda who spread the devo- tional school of Brahma Krishna More recently India's gifts have taken the shape of art and at pre-

sent the world may view many of her treasures, especially those of architecture.

D. Klaarser, Mr. David Lang, Mr. J. M. van Leimpt Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Leyenaar and Miss Leyenaar, Mr. J. Macfarlane, Mr. G. A. A. Middelberg, Mrs. E. J. Mulder Zettensteyn. Sir John Nicholson Bart, Dr. J. B. Niederl Mr. Yoshitada Ohno,

W Mra, J. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Potter,

Mr. L Rechter, Mrs. E. Reid, Miss A Red, Mr, J. G. de Rijke, Mrs. D. Roake, Mr. T G Robson, Mr. P. J. Rodney, Mrs. J. Steel, Mr. R.. symes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thayer. Mr. K. Tautaya, Baron von Ungern Stemberg, Mr. and Mrs, J. Utne, Mr. and Mrs. S. de Vries, Mr. C. A Wagner, Miss. A. EL Williams, Mr. J. C. Williama.

DEATH SENTENCE

Marseilles, Nov. 12 One hundred and twenty members of the Monarchist syndicate in Barcelona, whose names had become known to the police, in that city from a lat found on a Monarchist recently arrested near the Franco-Spanish border, bave been sentenced to death by the Peoples Court and executed by shooting, according to a report here from Barcelona. The message asserts that the man in whose possession the list was found, confessed to the police that the members of the Monar-

chist, syndicate plan to commit a series of criminal acts on foreign consulats in Barcelona, in order to involve the Catalan Government in International complications.

Thus India's gift has been a full one. Offering development of the spiritual, mental and physical print-. Another report from Barcelona riples in man. "The East will rise" saerts that the police have decid and teach anew the West": ed to arrest immediately between An animated discussion that 7,000 and 8,000 prominent perzon followed brought out the fact that ages as hostages it Madrid should an ever-growing tolerance was now fall The Hat containing the

spread among nations and the names of those slected for de

terminated by a tension has already been compil- meeting was meditation. on those lines, sed - Trikurgan News Server

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