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FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1932.

ing his Royal influence on the na- tion's affairs. Well has it been said that his success in this direc- tion indicates a Royal statesman- ahip as well as a high conception of kingly right, far more truly divine than that which in the days of one of his ancestors brought about a break in the monarchical tradition.

DAY BY DAY

Amongst the pasengers who arrived here by the P. and O. finer Ranchi from the North were Col. J. G. Tecky and Mrs. J. D. Danly.

HONGKONG:

HOMO RETURNS TO ATTACK

THE HALCYON HADES

NO. 3: THE MARRIED MAN.

Arum and recent

of

FORTUNE, FASHION, FAME, EVEN POWER, MAY INCREASE AND DO HEIGHTEN HAPPINESS, BUT THEY The married man of to-dny in 1 Ile salmont Invariably too CANNOT CREATE IT. HAPPINESS CAN in a somewhat unenviable pori-fond of his wife and as a motivo ONLY SPRING FROM THE AFFECTION. tion and he has no-one but him- force in his evolutionary wri -Disraeli.

self to blame,

things, her happiness preponder- A decade or two ago the wife'a ates to an extent that cannot be Happily, His Majesty celebrates

Quarantine, restrictions imposed sphere of operations was confined entirely justified by reference to against arrivals from Onnka on to the home and she was subject sanity's dietates. his birthday in renowed health

account of small-pox Juve been re-to her husband's control by ren- For a few months everything and strongth. The dark days of

moved.

Hon of her economie dependency in the garden lends enchantment 1928, when his life was literally

upon him. The question ns to to the view, the marital relation- Mrs. B, H. Charles, the wife of whether the male has any legi-ship approaches ideality, the In the balance, are recalled to-day.

the well known local rider, in leaving timate claim to marital ascond-world outside holds 110 ren Tho love and devotion of his | to-day on the a.a. Tanda for Austra-ency has been debated ad nau-significance and from the future

demon-lin on holiday. people were at the time

developments nothing is solicited but continued has conclusively proved pible connubint fellcity and increased strated in a most striking manner;

the economic security. to-day, they are just as deeply felt,

opinion to be in favour

External Intercourse la 1- and to them is added the joy that

female's emancipation.

But have we been aufficiently avoldable, however, professional comprehensive in our analysis of interests alone demanding a certain Is Majesty has been spared and

Were Box in as mentally and physically Members of tho Ya Men's Club the position?

merely amount of gregarious association, congregated last evening at the pre-n question of disparity of phy-and amicable advances are inevit- alert and active as ever. ilere in

mises of the Chinese Merchants Clubisical characteristles and func-ably reciprocated. Everybody is in China Buliding when they held tions we should have very little excessively congoniat, the husband Hongkong, we join to-day with

their first regular monthly dinner.justification for differentiation in is naturally gratified at the at- Britons all over the globe in pay-The members took the opportunity to either the inarriage relationship tention and open admiration con- ing tribute to his qualities of bid farewell to Mr. Yin-son Lee, the

Brent, but ferred upon the little hub of his President of the Y'A Men's Club of the professional heart

our and mind. We renew Shanghai, who assisted considerably there are vital Inherent mental universe and Hongkong's inimit- pledge of allegiance to his Royal in the formation of the Hongkong divergencies which must be taken able attitude of insidious good-

Club. Mr. Lee is leaving, for Shang-into consideration.

fellowship and hospitality towards Person and of devotion to the

hal to-day.

Man is essentially a rational the spouse of an attractive girl microcanm. He is admittedly in-certainly merits some apprecia- Itoyal House. Our feelings spring

fluenced. a degree, by emotional tive response from the uninitiated from the knowledge that His Ma-

and sentimental disruptions, but❘tyra. jesty in King among Kings. Long may he reign!

Oxford v. Cambridge.

It is a favourite joke at bath

Oxford and Cambridge tu přetemi

GODLESS BANNED IN GERMANY

no matter to what extent he may SOCIAL OCTOPUS.

be thereby diverted from a logical It becomes more and more dif- line of action he is consistently ficult to decline or wriggle out conselous of transgression and, of the insistent invitations REICHSBANNER TO BE ul he loses the power of respira-showered upon the couple and tion, continues to fight against blissfully unconscious of possible emotional disability. Man's

ulterior motives, they are soon strength lies in his innate funda-gathered into the parasitic em- mental sagacity,

CONTROLLED.

"Heaven hath no roge ke

love to hatred turned. Nor hell a fury like a woman'

searned."

Berlin, May 4. that the other university does not A long fierce tussle behind the

A woman in the other hand, is brace of the local social octopus.

It is then that the Colony be- [exist. But this harmless pleasan-scenes between various group of actuated almost entirely by emo gins to present the little haras-

the Right, with access to the 're-tional inpulse. try deceives no one. There is too

king problems it benignantly sident on the one hand and the keen a rivalry in too many dif-Government on the other, over the

reserves for the married male. Woman, with her multifarious ferent kinds of port for this pre- question whether or not the Re-

congenital complexities, syn- tence of indifference to succeed.publican Reichsbanner should be

chronises only too readily with And this rivalry increases rather dissolved, has ended in a sutlafne- When she hates, she lives for the polyphase social generator. than diminishes with the passage tory manner with the site of a hatred alone, unrestrained by the she gradually loses all interest in

new Presidential Decree placing all ouds of circumspection. of time. It has even spread to political associations

that

domestic affairs, unostentatiously "When pain antark anguish the dictionaries. Here

demonstrates her boredom when Oxford military organised under the

wring the brow

circumstanees necessitate her pre- Ins

andoahted advantage. special control of the Ministry of

A ministering angle thou."

sence at home for the evening and for. though they may read lic. the Interior.

She can sympathise and suffer beging to enthuse over the gyra- All Buch organisations are the hope that His Majesty King tionaries at Cambridge, it is Ox- obiged in fatare, to submit their vicariously to a degree to which tions of a cocktail shaker far more George the Fifth, who to-dayford that makes them. And now rules and constitution to the Minis- man, with his reasoning impedi celebrates his 67th birthday, willa Cambridge man har "protestesi ter and to change them according to menta, can never hope to attain than a mother over the oscillations

THE KING

Britons everywhere will join in

long be spared to reign over the Commonwealth of Nations which he has to nobly served since he cante to the Throne a little more than twenty-two years ago.

It

in the Times the Oxford is using his this

wishes. Any

arc

it

of her baby's cradie.

the

-סינגז

new powers will not reconcile the A woman weeps on the slightest balance are concerned and can with truth be said that with senses, while completely ignoring Right to the continued existence of/rovocation, shricks at the nerast husband starts out on an economy every succeeding year, our be loved monarch gains increasing popularity amongst his people, and that the Royal House of which he is the distinguished head has never been more firmly establish ed than it is to-day. Self-sacri- fieing devolion, a keen perception of his people's needs, tactfulness in the use of his puwers and privi- leges these are some of the things |

which lustre to King George's name.

little testations, however, evoke suggestion of physical danger campaign. His demulcent the Reichsbanner, but they do pro-and trembles beneath the shadow but self-detrimental contrast, vide a satisfactory procedure for the control of all such organisations of the supernatural. She is a rate impatience and final tearful in future.

incapable, of directing her own

The

and when she loves, love becomes

Lavish entertainment, expensive organisation

wearing apparel, an automobile advantage unfairly. The which fails to comply with these her whole existence.

The ruling passion. be

and a mintshed can prove palpable Oxford regulations or violates its own ap-

what it will,

actualities where a limited income compiler of the concise Dictionary has been reproached proved consitution can be dissolved

The ruling passion conquers and slowly progressing bank by the Minister.

renson still," for using the word "Oxford" as

Interior's The Minister of the an adjective in many Terent

the fact that Cambridge has given its name to a world-famous saI- sage. To which the unkind reply has been given that a dictionary

The Reichsbanner emerges from destiny as is a mountain stream pleading in the opportunist cle-

procrastination prevails. editor has more important things the dispute with a certificate of rood of choosing its course to the oceanment, and so, for the moment,.

The wife, in the meantime, has evolved into a social celebrity, is on hand than bothering his head character, and the Government bas and Pope gives a suund reason

and control. "Most women have naturally flattered by

the

con- to the counsels of the Right only. about "very locally named but not given proof that it is not inclined for the necessity of man's guidance very distinguished sausage." An-

tinuous demand for her presence The attempt to secure the disso-no character at all." other correspondent has noticed alation of the Reichsbanner was in- CINDERS-ASHES--DUST.

at social functions and ends up by similar injustice to Cambridge intended to secure the resignation of

married man ventures imagining the world at her feet. the Pocket Oxford Dictionary, the Bruning Government itself, latt Eastward with a view to improv MAN A SUPERFLUITY.

On the other hand, it has now of it has only given it an opportunity ing his professional prospects and This invaluable work

to show its strength and the con- augmenting a precarious bank

become obvious to the tinued confidence of the newly-balance. Home industrial condi-that he is looked upon have combined to bring "Oxford blues," "Oxford frames,"

"Oxford men, "Oxford mixtures," elected President in the Chanceller. tions have driven him into exile, thing of a superfluity in the local "Oxford movements," "Oxford A second Presidential Decree the "Cinders, ashes, dust" possibl-social scheme. At times, admit- If there is one characteristic of shirtings," and "Oxford shoes," issued to-day dissolves the Internalities of "love in a hut with water tedly, he is useful particularly on the King's which has been more while its solitary reference

tional Proletarian Free Thinkers and a crust" having been adjudged

the single- the occasions when (the German branch of the God- a more unattractive proposition men satellites find it convenient demonstrated than another, it is Cambridge la definition of

Dr de- less), which is closely associated than health impaired

to drop their cigarette cases, kis knack of being all things to all "Cambridge blue." This corres-

by noxious with the Communist Party. It has finitely terminated

swoon into the perfumed arms of 1295 dysentry, One in close touch with His pondent pungently remarks that organised ani aggressive pro-molestations such

the nearest airen, or beat small- in-paganda Amongst the working enterle, malaria, dengue,

atrategie retreat-as the evening's Majesty has said that he can be there might well have been equally at ease with a schoolboy cluded a definition of the Cam classes in Germany, and a year ago pox, meningitis, bubonic plague. chit floats in and solicits recogni-

was very much in evidence, though cholera, sunstroke, Hongkong tion. on a chute at Wembley or in con- bridge backa, if only to distinguish

less has been heard of it lately. foot and ear, trachoma, flying

But his ability in that direction backs The Socialist Free Thinkers Asante and cuckroaches, centipedes, by no means compensates for the ference with a Lobour politician. them from those Oxford

piracies and water

restraining influence he innocently This is an uncommon gift, and a With which the sister crew is be-sociation remains unaffected by the typhoons,

exerts upon the more adventurous truly Royal gift, though Royal coming so familine in the annual decree.

bont race, Thus still another

of the whoopee-makers.

men.

Lulks

to

personages have not always 159-field is opened for contiming the sessed it. King George under- ancient controversy between the stands and likes all sorts ef two universities. This controversy people, and, above all, he knows has invaded even the eulin realms of It is a distinct score for how to-gel-on with them. It has poetry. been recorded of him, also, that Cambridge that Wordsworth, tiray and Dryden were all educated he is the first British King to have there. But Oxford, consoles iter- visited workmen in their work-self with the thought that each of

IT'S TIME FOR VERANDAH || shops and factories, and he has on these poets regretted the choice

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more than one occasion shown that of his university. Did not Dry- he has made a more than perfuuc- den write: tory study of labour conditions, Turning to the large affairs of State, in recent years His Majesty has exhibited something much

But perhaps it should be added more than a formal interest in the that Dryden also remarked that it polities both of the Mother Coin-was wonderful how much in the try and the Empire nt large.

of flattery Oxford could

1nway

Than his own mother-univer-

xity.

the change-over from the Labour stand,

in the National Government, whilst in no sense exceeding, con- stitutional bounds, he wan in con- stant consultation with the na- Lion'a political leaders, and there can be no shadow of doubt that

his advice and concern for the

WATER LEVELS.

WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS

The following table issued by Conner- shows the

welfare of the Old Country proved the Kwangtung River

Commission vaney

of the utmost value at a moat eri-height of water in English et

tical juncture in British history, on the dates named in the West, When we cast our oyes back other times, we can see that ills Majesty has been a big factor in drawing the Crown out of the rough and tumble of politics, al- though at the same time exercía-River at

01

North and East Rivera:

+ Highest on Lowsel June

record, on record. West River at

Bhishing.. 441.7 North Hver si

Thingyuen-244 North River i

Hamahul

.. +-27.7 436.8

June

3

7.1

8.5

12.0

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1.8

1.0

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18

husband яomo-

JL

an-

Owing to the scarcity of women lots of in Hongkong, there are parties to which a wife is wel- come provided her marital cumbrance enn be otherwise dis- posed of and it is upon these solo occasions that she ia facetiously- complimented upon being so well looked after: her protector's general conduct and moral charac- ter are submitted to a tentatively critical analysis and in due course the girl permits herself to be con-.' vinced that she is tied to a jealous seltish monster.

many After all there are so young admirers around with sub- respon. stantiul, incomes and no sibilitica who are always ready to give a pretty girl n good time and the husband, who must perforce deny her such exceptional oppor. Lunities when his own salary is being absorbed in providing her with the necessities of life and as many of the luxuries of life as his cheque will stretch to. But ho is obviously a self-centred tyrant.

that

The counter-protestation he would be only too happy to sco her having a good time If "sho could only see her way clear to acquire a little more atability is, of course, quite absurd. The modern girl in not the bolpless creature of a generation ago and is entitled by virtue of hor sophistication and sex advantages to conscript all worthwhile males Into her pleasure-seeking service. WHOOPEE PARTIES.

So with the realisation of her husband's unpopularity at whoo- (Continued on Pago 9).