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a member of the government. Tho ponsibility of the emergence of Mr. Eugene Chen is not one to which the nation can look forward to with any equanimity. It is true that hu has a mastery of the diplomatic language of the West. At a time when China's relations with Eng- land were nearing the breaking' point he was able, truculently, but with consummate Lffect, to

DAY BY DAY

To LOVE THE PUBLIC, TO STUDY UNIVERSAL GOOD, AND TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST OF THE WHOLE WORLЛ), AS FAR AS LIES WITHIN OUR POWER, IS THE HEIGHT OF GOODNESS, AND MAKES THAT TEMPER WINCH

CALL DIVINE--Shaftesbury;

WE

The .. Venexin-1 in due hore from

give Singapore on the 16th inst

write dispatches nick interviewe Which at once cnught the

the of unr

Bri-

tish public. The effect was for all the world that of a rising politician brought up, let us say, in the school of Mr. Winston Churchill, who taught himself the maxim "above all, he fero." In spite of these qualifications, Mr. Eugene Chen is Bercely the kind of man required et a moment when China in notably departing from the "fierceness” of the revolutionary policy and revert- ing, na we have before this pointed out, to her cld hereditary policy a polley which abhors war, which relies on the strength of moral and renaonable policies, combined, it may be, with timely aubtlety. It is therefore urgent that matters be neither handed over to hands too militant or truculent, nor that the reconstitution of the Nanking Government on a national basis, be delayed.

Discussions of the final constitu-

|tion, of the election of a president, of the status of members of the various national congresses, seem to be out of place at the moment.

Tho

marrow morning.

COLD COMFORT.

ÚT

Being the Confessions of a Quinine Eater.

· By BEVERLEY NICHOLS,

Our they come again, the old solug to have a cold because of

Lamiliar__Inces) - The_ther-lizwe new method,

appare

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momoter that has an awful habit "Haven't you i sunlight AP- Asia di registering normal just when paratus?" domanda one woman, RM.S. Empress of leaves Shanghai for Hongkong to-you are feeling as though all the No, one anys.. One hasn't A

fires of hell were burning you up sunlight appa and marking a callous 101 Just and then, the effort of saying a The A., Gange which salled from as you are on the point of dress-word like "apparatus" seams Singapore on Friday afternoon, lang for a particularly desirable exhausting that one waves the expected here to-morrow morning. dinner.

hand

and drearily shakes the The thing with a bulb on it head. The annual dinner of the Guards which squirts fiery liquids into

"But it's

nbsurd. You must. Association of Hongkong and South your nose. The box of quinine Look at me!" One looks. One China was held in Messrs. Lane, Crawford's Restaurant on Baturday tablets, which have grown slight sees a blurred, loathsome shape. night.

and Rather brown. A convivial company gathered ly mouldy in the last year

Why is the shape brown? Unc and an enjoyable evening was spent. cause you to wonder if they have

now curdled into яете subtle aaka oneself. Oh

of course Found hanging from the lintel of a poison. The disinfectant fluids, she has been using the sun- door at the rear of 50, Num Cheong which you put on your handker-ght appa appara,... and

if the getIn Street, Shamnhulps the body of an chief, wondering

then,

the through

gathering unknown Chinese was yesterday re- could possibly dislike them clouds her voice cuts like a knife: moved by the Police to the public much as you do.

"I'm brown all over." ("Beast- The things to mortuary. The man is believed to have committed suicide.

take, the things to aniff, they, hideous woman," one mutters. things to rub on, the things "Brown all over.") "And that's a

ап

to

germe.

On Saturday. Mies Weir, of No. 13. rub off. Even the old woolly sign of health," she says, "The Stanley Terrace, Causeway Bay, lost jumper which is only used for apparatus destroys all

her, her handbag in which

a neat You wish it would destroy there were invalids. It is probably three tickets to the King's Theatre. of germs... a regular League too. She did not know where she had lost of Nations of the microbe frater-

Then a little man creepa Into the bag, no she went to the King's❘ nity but it does up at the he room

(this is personal Theatre and waited. Some time later neck and stops the tickling, and history)

shakes his Anger

presented the three tickets and do-

(He

Then Homebody old-fashioned

a man turned up at the theatre and anyway you feel Ao awful that and says something about a solu- monded the money back as he was you wouldn't mind if it were full tion of salt up the nose.

it "anwlt up the going to Macao. He was immediately of the Yellow Plague. And you"ronounces arrested, and the handbag recovered. clutch your woolly jumper, with one.") You register hatred of feeble. defiant hands, and sneeze him in every pore and decide that General Staff of the Vice Commander-

better you Major Ho Shai Lai, afleer on the into the face of an adverse fate, when you are

will image of him and All of which introduces the fact make a wax in-Chief's Headquarters at Peking, that I have just had my first bad stick pina in it

Then somebody modern comes arrived in Hongkong on Friday last winter cold, and I am wondering by the Dollar Liner President Taft. why. And in the watches of the in and opens all the windows. Major To was specially detailed by night, as I lay in bed, I sniffed Suffice it that Marshal Chiang Kai- Marshal Chang Hauch-lang in Peking and made a speech which went Somebody else tells you to eat a comes in and shuts them again. to accompany General shek has so far retrieved his grave officer Commanding the American ething like this:

Hines,

error in arresting Hu Han-min, has released Li Chai-sum, and gone far in his attempt to reconstitute a unity with which China may con- front the world. It should be pos- attendance at the funeral, alsesible for the Kuomintang to delay

ACKNOWLEDGMENT,

Mrs. Frank Chew and family, wish

The

Thongkong Telegraph.

to thank all their relatives and friends for the floral tributes and

the visits made during the de- ceased's illness at his residence the consideration of its difficulties and at the Hospital.

until after the construction of a national government, combined first to face the present crisis, and then to evolve a method of peaceful discussion of its problema. Fail- ing confidence in Marshal Chiang's observance of their freedom, confidence which it must be con- feed has not without reason been broken, the Canton delegates might reasonably be expected to hold their hand, and even from a safe die- tance if necessary, give a qualified support to his government which immediate the interests of the situation demand.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1931.

CHINA'S PROBLEMS.

To the realist in politics the spectacle of the long delay in the negotiations between the Nanking and Canton parties is amazing. China is need with the most de licate external situation she has en- countered since 1900. Part of her territory is overrun with the troops. of another power.

POLICE RESERVE,

Ho

are

all

next

visitor,

who

chill.

Forces in the Far East with head- "We are now in the year 1931. lot, to be contradicted by the

who has been We

terribly efficient.

prescribes quarters at Manila, making a tour of North China. Major Aeroplanes are hurtling, with nothing but oranges.

"Feed accompanied General Hines to embarrassing rapidly, from desert

a cold and starve 1 chill." they say. Nanking, where the party were enter to desert. People are going up tained by General Chiang Kai-shek in balloons higher than they have if you have a cold, and a

Yes. But what are you to do and the Finance Minister, Mr. T. V. Soong. When General Hinex cam decent, in fact.

ever gone before higher than is combined, South on his way to Manila, Major Henese professors have solved the Oriental diseases and an outsize

Peculiar Vien-

as you confidently feel, with quantities of obscurt accompanied him as far as Hongkong.

human mvately of the

soul. in melancholia complexes? Other peculiar professors have

What, indeed 7 invented telescopes ao innuisitive that there will, be positively no admit that even the worst.

Yet, now that I am better, I cold privacy left on the moon.

has a certain value. For there "They say that shortly one will is nothing that arouses so many be able to s and hear, on the sentimental memories as film, an ent chorus of Ameri- sneeze. There are few things that good can beauties in stethoscople proso dearly remind one of the con- portfona elehteen times as inretinuity of life (and thereby recall life (which will cause me to one's youth) as the smell of lini- take up permament realdence in ments in a room where A fire Fil). Yet, in epite of all these erackica late at night. Up on the things, I am regularly compelled, celling many pale phantasies are every year, to retire to bed at the bei

HONGKONG SHARE

MARKET.

OFFICIAL SUMMARY BY STOCK EXCHANGE. The market this morning opened quietly steady with a few enquiries for

some of the list,

Danks changed hands at $1,575. Providents (old) were in demand at $6.10, with acliers asking $5.20. The first breath of winter, and to feeling woven in grey and flickering you see yourself as a new shares were also wanted at $2%. e degraded and muralysed that I small child with a flushed face Hotels (old), after being done at could not even lift my hand if clinging to an absurd toy and ask- $14.85 and $14.90, closed in demand at Faraday and Georre Stonhensoning yourself, gravely, how God the latter quotation. The new shares and Henry Ford and Pasteur and could be so cruel to litla boys as were wanted at $14%.

Lord Dawson of Penn and the to give them pains on their birth-

Lands were on offer at $89.

H.K. Renities were to be obtained

$10. Chinese Estates were wanted at $95. EWDA wers offering at $15, as were also Shanghai Cottons at Tĺb 91.

Trama were in demand at $20.00. Talophones (part paid), after being

Far-reaching ORDERS FOR THE COMING dealt in at 320 and $27, closed in

complications are possible at any moment, and in a few days time. the world will be presented with a most difficult situation for the de- termination of which China should be able to speak with a certain and united voice. It is a

situation which, if Japan maintains her pre- sent attitude, may involve China in almost immediate hostilities, the pursuit of which will require the continued, attention of the beat minds in the country. Yet, at this

WEEK.

Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, C.M.G., Inspector Police Reserve Orders by the Flon.

General of Police, state:

Armistice Day.

All Units will parade on Wednesday, November 11th, 1331 in accordance with orders already ismed.

Chinese Company,

Part II Training Course-AI· Ro- crults will report at the Chinese Com- pany Headquarters, 17, Queen's Roni Central on Tuesday, November 19th 1931 at 5.30 p.m.

Pert Training Course,—A]] Re-

I Training Course will raport at the Central Police Station on Friday, November 18th at 5.30 p.m. for Squad

Drill.

Indian Company.

Part 1 Training Course.-Ali Ró- eruits who have not passed Part II of Training Course wil! attend at Chinese Company Headquarters, 17 Queen's Road Central on Thursday, 12th November, 1031 at 5.30 p.a. for instruction.

Sharpshooters Company, Strength.-B. I. Bickford has been taken on the strength of the Company na from November 7th, 1931, and has hean allotted No. R-441,

critical moment, the Kuomintangeruils who have not yet passed Part delegates have chosen to raise and insist on the discussion of the whole constitutional position.

From one point of view there is something naive and almost fine in the insouciance with which, having handed

her over

case to the League, China's politicians turn to the leisured discussion of her own problems. Whatever happens she may feel that she has been justified at the bar of world" opinion' and bask in the moral self-approbation which that affords her. But it is a weakness which will cost her much in the future that she does not awaken to the urgent necessity of acting, not necessarily by force of arms, but in the educntion of her people for the issue of the present diffleuities, and in the pre- servation of a strong government with which the Leaguo, America or, for the matter of that, Japan may treat.

(Sgd.) D. L. KING,

D. S. P. (R).

SILVER FUTURES.

THE LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS.

Menara. Portreath and Co, have been advised by cable of the fol lowing quotations of New York- Since the attack on Mr. C. T. aliver futures na at the close of Wang, Nanking has had no out- the market on Saturday, thoritative voice in foreign affairs, except that of Dr. Sze in Europe. Nor can he have the authority of 1

January 1932 25.25 down .80. March 1932 36.40,---- July 1932 37.20 down .05.

at Elle Wheeler Wilcox all came days.

toto my bedroom and sang carols. I fear that we shall always ask

11 they were 'black in the face." these questions, however

birthdays

we are privileged enjoy.

in other words, nobody has yet

avoid the common cold. And it, solved the question of how to

demand at the former rate.

Prema a little ridiculous, con. Cements were in the market at sidering the things which they do $19.

solve which must be much more Constructions (ok), which were diflcult. done at $6.10 and $0.30, closed wanted

the former quotation. The new Qnė supposes, of course, that shares, after being the mediam of Peuple go on trying to find o request at $2.05. sales at $2.15 and $2.20, closed in cure, because every other perso

who comeя to kee one during Government Loan was wanted at convalescence Bay that this $2% premium.

winter he or she is definitely not

"Watcha stance, buddy! Mova ya left foot in."

many to

THEY SLEEP IN PARIS NOW.

By H. G. CARDOZO.

$0

Paris has always been a noisy city, and in the daytime it is still full of horrid shocks алд elamoura; but M. Chiappa, the active Prefect of Police, has made up his mind that at night, at loast, there must be allence, that Parisians and their foreign visitors can enjoy their sleep,

For the past year he has por- severed with the taak of Bringing a comforting pnlt of silence down on the city after midnight, and the success he has achieved is wonderful.

Now, when one is belated and goes home in the early hours of the morning, driven by some clean- ahaven Russian chauffeur, it is amusing to notice how at corners he suddenly refrains from sound- ing his horn ovon when his hand is already touching it. The police rule is that no motor horns, are to be sounded after midnight. The taxicab lights can be used as

a warning signal to cross traffic, but the golden advice given is to slow up at all corners and never to make a noise:

This rule for taxicade has not been enforced without difficulty, and the Paris police courts have boon none too gentle with offen- dors. There have boen many finos of anything from £2 to £5 to help to remind the drivers that M. Chiappe's order there must no noleo at night has to be strict-

respected.

gay

ly

be

The occasional "zurprise party with their hooters at full blant in some quiet elda street, have had ever a mora severa check. Here the summoES bas been double-first for making a nolue, and secondly for making it (Continued on Page 7.)'

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