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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1937,

MEMORIAL SERVICE

Continued from Pare 13

"The Chickens" the prize winning picture of the year taken by Lau Wa Kwong of the Majestic. Amateur Photo Service.

THE CHRISTIAN

FRONT:

After taking the oath

the garrison commander of Canton, General Miso Pel-nan, next step- ped to the platform and reported on how peace and order was well maintained during the present crisis by the police and militia- men. General Miao declared that the motor cycle squad had very efficiently preserved order, and the tanks had inspired a spirit of con- ndence. Furthermore, the city's aerial defence is quite adequate, said the new garrison commander. DEFENCES STRENGTHENED Under the new arrangement; all the troops within the garrison area, the Peace Preservation Corps, gendarmes and police are placed under the command of the garri- son commander, thus strengthen- Ing the defences of the city...

Following the last air raid alarm, the Canton Police Depart ment has formulated improve ments on the method of notifying the public of air raids by Japanese planes. The Department has de- cided" that In addition to the

The signatories are Lord Salts- sounding of alarm sirens, police-bury, Lord Davidson, the Rt. Hon. men riding motorcycles with, red Ernest Brown, Minister of Labour square flags stuck on the handle- and J. W. Mackall. Fresident of the bars will speed along the streets British Academy.-Ed, "H.K.D.P." as an added warning to the people to take cover immediately.

In addition to this, red square flags will be displayed at the doors of all sub-police stations and the ob- servation tower of the Fire Brigade Headquarters. The direction from which the enemy planes are ex- pected to launch the attack will also be posted on bulletin boards "of the sub-police stations and fire stations. The "all-clear"" signal will be given in the form of green flags.

We are indebted, to Mr. L. W. Amps, who is at present on leave at Home, for sending us by air mail the following inspiring letter which was published in the "Times" on August.7.

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Sir, The letters which have already appeared in "The Times" in regard to "The Christian Front" drew most proper attention to the disunity of aim and conflict of in- terest that now disturb all human life and relationships throughout the world, whether social, national.

SIR MALCOLM FAILS

London, Aug. 23. News has just been received that Sir Malcolm Campbell, famous speed driver on land and water, failed to establish a

new record with his speedboat, Bluebird, on Lake Maggiore, Italy.

His boat was going so fast that the water cooling system failed to function and the engines froze.

A change in the cooling system is now contemplated, for Sir Mal- colm wants to be the man who has travelled fastest on water as well on land. Reuter.

which

The dominating motive animates these efforts, whether in the Group or elsewhere, is a pledge or international That is surely for loyalty to apply under God's to-day the greatest menace to guidance the spirit and principles modern civilization. On one point of Christ to fidividual conduct and all thoughtful people must be united. No effective unifying or harmonizing principle has yet been discovered in any system of social or political philosophy, or method of political organization, or science of national or international state craft. Quite plainly human in- genulty, and human intelligence have falled to find a remedy.

to every department of social and national and supernational life. These workers for Christ are striv- ing in common with all the Chur- ches of Christendom, and in loyal cooperation with them, to drive home as a fundamental principle." that every one in every nation is in Christian duty bound, in all possible and practicable ways, to

It cannot be God's plan or pur-apply and insistently work for the pose that no remedy should be found. He surely has ore. The

Details are being worked out to raise funds on a large scale to be remitted to the Central Govern- ment through the proper channels, A This national salvation fund will be supervised by a special commit- tee composed by influential leaders and citizens. A scheme is under contemplation to require property owners to contribute two months' rent, all government employees, most urgent duty of every Chris- school teachers and bank em-tian la to try. under God's ployees to give three months' guidance, to find the remedy and salaries, and all business, estab- then apply it with faith and un- (ishments and theatres to donate remitting intensity of purpose. part of their grass receipts. Gov- ernment employees are also re- quired to contribute a certain per- centage of their salaries.

We have been deeply impressed with signs around us of the revival

general application of the prin ciples of Christ not merely to his own problems, but most especially to those of his community and nation, and of the nations of the world.

We write this letter to urge the crying need of mankind that this fundamental principle should be

of conviction in this sense. We emphasized and insistently applied believe that many a humble Chris-broadcast throughout this and

A commünications repair corpstian is striving by prayer, and other countries. What nations im- has been organized in the city effort to help forward God's pur-peratively require is a development Johtly by the Police Department, pose and we thankfully recognize | cf the sense of personal respon- the Fire Brigade, the Canton that men are banding themselves sibility to bring men and women Water Works and Electricity together to seek and to find the and all administrations and Goy- Works to effect immediate repairs road to it. The Oxford Group is emiments to a spirit of loyalty to In case electric wiree are

a notable example. This world-God. This alone cut,

can unite bridges or waterpipes damaged by

wide.. movement stands out as a chaotic world.-Yours faithfully, aerial bombardment. The Fire challenge to the Churches of to- SALISBURY, J., W. MACKAIL. Brigade la now ready to put out

day to be up and doing.

ERNEST BROWN, DAVIDSON. fires caused by incendiary bombs.

HIS GREAT · LOVE

Mussolini still has the keenest 'mind of any, man in high power. He is astute, determined, and whatever his policy may be with other countries he has not chang- ed towards Italy, writes a Home correspondent.

Italy is still his great love, as it was when he marched his black- shirts to Rome, and presented himself to the King. He works as hard now as he did then.

"He Indulges in strenuous exerc- ises, hot to fight of corpulence. but to keep fit, and because he must live on his nerves, for only nerves could keep a man awake continually as he keeps awake. I am convinced that sleeps with one ere and one car open for when news is brought him each morning he seems always to know it al- ready.

His mind must be something like a microphone, so sensitive that the slightest sound is registered on it. If not the actual thoughts of others.

Fourteen years have changed the facade of the man and left- him unchanged. Above all he wants Italy to be a country of homes, familles united, whether or not they are young.

Pui Pan, aged 34, appeared be- fore Mr. K. Keen yesterday charged

A happy group of Shanghel refugees at the Jockey Club Stands. (Photo Cheng. Studio).

HONG KONG' TIDE TABLE From August 15, to 31. 1937.

HIGH WATER.

Height.

Height

WEATHER REPORT

ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONG KONG

3.

10 am., Aug, 24. Barometer (at sea level), 29.78

Wind Force (Beaufort), 3. Temperature: maximum yester-

Ing.

LOW WATKL

Hong Kong

Hong

Temperature, 82 F. Humidity, 86 per cent.

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larceny of six bags of wolfram orea Wed. 25 11 10 8 8 from 36, Cochrane Street, third Thar. floor. "The ore was sold for $70.25. but only $83 was recovered, Hils FrLA-27 Worship sentenced him to ope month's hard labour.

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Want Chin, aged 45, and Chan 80, 40, were brought before Mr. W. Mon. 1.30 Schofield yesterday, charged with the possession of raw and pre-Tue, 31 pared oplum and keeping an'oplum divan at 13, Fat Hing Street, sacé

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Total rainfall since January 60.02 ins.

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