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THE GOVERNOR-ELECT Hong Kong's new Governor, Sir Geoffry Alexander Stafford North- cote, who is 68 years of age, has been Governor of British Gulana since 1934. He is a son of the Rev. Canon Hon. Arthur Francis North- cate, fourth son of the 1st Earl of Iddesleigh. He is married, his wife being formerly Miss Edith Juliet Mary Adams There are three sons by the marriage.

Sir Geofry "was educated at Blundell's School and Balliol Col- lege, Oxford, where he secured his B.A. degree with honours and was Newte and Hash Exhibitioner. His Colonial service began in May. 1804, when he

appointed WIR Assistant Collector, East African Protectorate.

He was in charge of Kikuyu Pro- vince in 1911, and acting Provin cial Commissioner from May to unti October, 1919. From then July, 1920, he was acting Assistant Colonial Secretary, became Assis- tant Colonial Secretary in 1921.

Burnt Out Coach

A pleture of another of the coaches that was burnt out in the railway disaster last Saturday.

For several periods until 1923 he WANG CHING WEI New. Technique

was acting Colonial Secretary.

In February, 1927, he was ap- pointed Chief Secretary of Rhode- el, with a seat on the Executive

and Legislative Councils, and in

IN NANKING

1930 was appointed. Colonial Secre- Greeted By Pres.

tary of the Gold Coast, being acting Governor on several occasions un- tit 1932. He remained at the Gold Coast until appointed Governor of British Guiana in 1934.

SIR ANDREW CALDECOTT'S DISTINGUISHED CAREER

Sir Andrew Caldecott, who was born in October, 1884, is a son of the late Rev. Andrew Caldecott. whose death occurred recently. He was educated at Uppingham and at Exeter College, Oxford, and was appointed a Cadet in the

The whole of his Colonial career has been spent in the Malayan Civil Service, in which he has held numerous, poats.

Lin Sen

Nanking, Jan. 18. Mr. Wang Ching-wel, President of the Nanking Executive Yuan, arrived in Nanking from Shang- hai at 8 o'clock this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wang, were welcomed by the high civil and-military oficials of the Government..

Although the ground was mud-

Federated Malay States in 1907.dy with after a shower of rain, the enthusiasm of the waiting crowds was not affected in the least.

Flags were waved and hands raised in welcome as the aeroplane circled in the air midst the cheers of the multitude and the strains of a military bend.

Sir Andrew became acting British Resident at Negri Sembilan in 1929, of Perak in 1930, and of Selangor in 1931. In the latter year, he was acting Chief Secretary to the FMB. Government, and In 1932 was supernumerary staff officer of the, rank of Chief Secretary to the Government. In December, 1933, he was appointed Colonial Secre- tary of the Straits Settlements, and he assumed the governorship of Hong Kong on December 12, 1935/

A man of culture, Sir Andrew

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President Lin Sen was the first to shake hands with Mr. Wang, the next being Mr. Wu King-woon, followed by General Ho Ying ching, and others.

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Why assume bad faith hyjërë you come to terms of agreement? asked Mr. Hodson. On the con- the British Governfuent trary, went out of its way to show its good faith by sending out a note to different nations pointing out that the policy, of non-interven- tion should be established. II there was to be delay the blame would lle elsewhere.

Referring to Spanish Morocco,

Mr. Hodson said that the first rumour concerning the position in Spanish Morocco was in October last. This arose from three points Firstly, the possibility of control of Spanish Morocco for strategic purposes; secondly, foreign econo- mic domination; and thirdly, pro- paganda among the native popu- lation either to provide for inter- vention or to stir up anti-British

and anti-French discontent.

The rumour grew to A sharp clamour when the French Govern

Mr. Wang left for his residencement drew attention to the pre- by motor car, and was occupied sence of foreign troops in Morocco receiving calls from many of the as a flagrant violation of the leading officials of the Govern Morocco protectorate.

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Caldecott is the author of "History/meeting of the Central Tang Fu. British and French Governments Latters for "Imperial Airways

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on Malayan subjects, and in addi- tion to writing is fond of music and painting. He is also a keen tennis and golf player.

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In 1918. Sir Andrew Caldecott

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The British and French Govern- ments had now been given two pledges, one by Italy and one by new powerful Nationalist Germany. Both were very valu broadcasting station at Salamanca able as far as they went as regards will be inaugurated by General maintaining strictly territorial Franco himself on Tuesday, when status quo. The political guaran- he will deliver an address over, the tee was whether the outcome new station at 10 p.m. western would be to set up a réal-Spanish European time. This new broad-Government or have a puppet casting station will, as previously composed of foreign powers. reported, be by far the most

The French Cabinet were unari- powerful station in the territory

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U.S.A.. by **Pan American Referring to. the talks between Airways Service"? - due San General Goering and Signor Mus- Francisco, 2nd February, solini, Mr. Hodson said that many Manila guesses had been made as to what Amoy

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Mr. Hodson said that the grow- ing conviction of the British and French Governments was that non-intervention must be made a reality.

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