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CHINESE APPEALS TO WAR VETERANS

HOPEI PINNED TO WORLD DEMOCRACIES

A moving appeal to "our brothers; continued, "s not the same as she

in Europe". was made by the Chinese General Fang Chan-wu in the Bois de

Vincennes, Paris

was in 1931. Japan is greatly mis- taken on that point. We have an army of two million men, modern recently before an enormous gat-equipment, a thousand fighting hering, assembled on the anniver-planes and a people of "450,000,000 sary of the declaration of the Great War by the Union of Associations for Peace.

The French Minister of Educa- tion. M. Jean Zay, and the Under- Secretary for Physical Education. M. Leo Lagrange, were patrons of the occasion, which was preceded in the morning by a number of sporting events just outside the city of Paris.

China'a, disillusionment in the League of Nations and her hope that the League and the demo- cracies of the world might yet in- tervene to help her in her battle against Japanese aggression were described by General Fang, who spoke in Chinese which was inter- preted into French.

"The fight against the exploiter of war is one of the reasons for the existence of the Chinese Army," he declared. He himself was a com- mander in the Kuominchun lä 1926 and in 1933 joined with General Feng Yu-balang to organize an anti-Japanese army in Charhar with which he fought the Japanese for several months.

united and ready to die for the liberation of the nation.

"Victory must come to us. The Chinese Army is an army, of justice and peace. Furnish it with arms! This victory will be yours."

Sustained applause greeted this speech, which was followed by ora- tions from a number of French and British statesmen.

The keynote of the address made by Sir Herbert Samuel, former Liberal Minister in the British Cabinet, was preparedness and the Importance of close co-operation among the democratic goverti ments

"Peace and liberty must possess forces to ensure their defence," he 'insisted. "It is useless for the sheep to adopt resolutions in favour of a vegetarian diet if the wolf has another opinion on the subject."

The British people, he said, were profoundly convinced that "the peace and tranquillity of the world depend on the rapprochement and close co-operation of the great western democracies, France. Bri- tain, the United States, combined with Russia.”

"Chirin's hope in the League of Nations has been deceived: the The same theme was taken up by Geneva organization absolved Ja- M. Cumeden. spokesman for M. pan utterly in her criminal plece Joseph Paul-Bontour and the Asso~ of work in Manchuria But not- etation for the League of Nations. withstanding all this, we still have "It is not peoples who hate each confidence in the League; just another, but governments who will we have condidence in world deran-- cracy:

not let them love each other."

Numerous other speakers, from NOT THE SAME CHINA

different countries appeared on the programme. The meeting broke up" "The China which bas been late in the afternoon in the midst aattacked to-day," General Fang of general enthusiasm

LESSONS OF

GRESFORD

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New Safety

AMERICAN

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OPENS MISSION

A large crowd greeted Clifford Lewis, of Montiomery, Ala., USA, Sunday evening at the St, An- drews Church Hall 138 Nathan Road, Kowloon, for the first ser-.

Regulations vice of the district-wide Evange

Drastic measures are to be taken

by the Mines Department to "igh-

listic Mission. Another large crowd attended last night,

Rev. R. M. Clemmer, a Mission-

ten up" the regulation and inspec-ary from Kwangsi Province is tion of coal mining in this country as a result of the Gresford Colliery disaster.

In the House of Commons re- cently Captain Crookshank, Secre- tary for Mines, announced that 14 additional Inspectors mines were to be appointed, primarily to increase the amount of afternoon and night shift inspection.

New draft regulations were - sued by the Mines Department for .consideration by the industry .which:

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directing the singing. Mr. Clem- mer has had considerable ex- perience in song leading, both in America and in other countri Special musical numbers will be rendered by the choir and other musicians during the services.

This is one of a great number of missions being conducted by Mr. Lewis who is touring the world. He is known as the outstanding young Eavngelt of America and has probably spoken to as many. people as any minister his age in Lay down new and more been given to thousands of High the world. His messages have stringent standards for the school, College and

University students in several countries. He has also conducted Gospel pro- grammes over, about one hundred Radio stations.

amount of combustible -matter which may be permitted in dust lying in coal workings.

2. Prescribes new standards for the incombustible dust intro- duced to minimise explosion risk. 3. Provides for tests at not *less than monthly Intervals (with certain exceptions) of the normal composition of floor dust. and also dust from the roof and sides.

New fire-fighting regulations are also proposed, Telephone and signalling equipment, wherever safety lamps are used, is to be of a type approved by the Board of Trade for safety in regard to in flammable gas.

PUNCH AND JUDY SHOWMAN DEAD -

Oldest Of A Dwindling Band

The topic. "Consecrated. Back- bone" will be discussed to-night. Delegations are expected to attend the service from in and around the city and a pilze will be given the leader of the largest delega tion, To-morrow night's subject will be, "Millions now Living are already Dead." The subject an- nounced for Thursday night is. "The Old-Time Religion-wit at this modem age?” "Life's Greatest Question" will be discuss- ed on Friday evening.

A special service is conducted dally at 5.30 p.m. in the Emmanuel Mission Church in Nathan Road. These Inter-denominational ser- vices close on next Sunday even- ing and everybody is urged to al- tend them all

Mr. James Wright, who claimed them nowadays as children seem to be the oldest Punch and Judy to be going to the cinema and showman in England, has died at places like that"

the age of 77. With him, unless Dog Toby has already been given someone comes forward to buy it away to a well-wisher who will will pass yet another of the give him a good home. The fate "Punch Theatres" which have of Punch, Judy, the Policeman, delighted children for generations, and other characters hangs in the but are now passing out of favour. balance.

"Mr Wright had played before

"My father was born at Spit

the King and Queen when they aldelds and trained to be a were young several times," his eldest son said. "He performed at Juggler continued Mr. Wright, Junior. "One of his acts in market Balmoral Buckingham Palace

and at Windsor, as well as at fetes and places was to catch a potato in a leather cap fastened to his fore- private parties all over the country, head when it was thrown hard But I'm afraid we are not in from a distance. But as he grew the profession and my brother older he had to give that trick up NEDY and I will be forced to destroy the and began playing Punch and

theatre. You see, no one wants Judy instead.”

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