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BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT IN YOUR all there is the constant background

AIM, HE HONEST, of despair. "Hitler," Baya Dr. PURPOSE AND

SINCERE AND CANDID; BE GENEROUS, Lengyel, "has ne real greatness PAITHFUL AND KIND-HEARTED: AND ." "The majority," he says IN THE LONG RUN YOU WILL WIN. again, "of Hitler's followers

The P. and O. s.a. Nagoya, from and women who have lost their spiritual anchorage.....They Singapore, is due here at 6 a., on feel that they are in a trap from Friday. which there is no escape....A Messiah must come, even if he be of Absurdity." To the Mesalah the middle classes, who see them aelves dropping to the status of a proletariat, he represents the last of many stranded hopes. To the never younger generation, who knew the Somme or Verdun, he represents excitement, vigour, op. portunity. "Into the lives of Ger- man youth the Middle Ages have

The speaker at to-morrow's Rotary Club tifin will be Dr. Alfred Mistowski, who will address the con- pany on "Travel Impressions".

The Very Rev. Dean Swann will give a lecture on "Palestine in St. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon, un Thursday, the 22nd inat, at 2 p.m. This lecture will be illustrated by Jantern slides.

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20 YEARS AFTER: A

VILLAGER RETURNS

By ROBERT BERNAYS

Recently, after a lapse of 20, village, the clearing house of all Evon the train was unrocognl- Middlesex village where I spont years, 1 pald a return visit to the title-tattle.

my boyhood years and saw with sable. The four carriages that it the vividness of a cinema film the used proudly to contain have been staggering social changes of the reduced to ono; though the popu- lation of the village has quadrup- two decades.

The de-

According to the county censusled in twenty years, only a skole- operates, and returns. the population of Middleton, service now Box has increased by thirty per there is talk of the line to the come to life in gether. The private motor car han. The P. and 0. 9.9. Naldera, from cont. since the war. Here were Junction being scrapped alto-

those statistics Singapore is dus here at 10 am. anterns of bricks and mortar. The taken its place and for those who Wednesday,

whole place was changed.

do not possess one there are now than four alternative Though I had spent the first no less twenty years of my life there, routes by train and bus of reach could hardly find my way about, ing London. The lonely marshes, made terrify ing to me as a boy by the fact that

Next to the railway station the a horrible murder had been com-

our social parish church was mitted there, were completely en-

jeleven o'clock servido on Sunday circled by a network of "desirable contro. Our church parade to the "Honeypot-Inne,' morning may not have, beon as residences." which used to come to an abrupt smart as that which eddied round end in fields, was now maca the Achilles Statue but it was damised through road.. returned."

lightful name of a neighbouring quite as important to attend it if social recognition. --How-far-theso uascasments of the

publle house The Duck in the you wanted Nazi leader and of the reaction of

Pond-had lost all meaning, for Nobody who was anybody-dreamed- Owing to the inclement weather, there was no Duck and the Pond of "calling" on newcomers if they the German people to his preach. ings correctly reflect the position, the Sacred Heart English College's had been filled in. What had been had not first seen them at church. I saw the procession to church celebration of the 10th anniversary a village which we used to boast it is not easy to say. But they and distribution of prizes had to be was only ten miles from the one Sunday. But the stream hud Marble Arch" was now a great become a trickle. What had been are at any rate worthy of notice as postponed from Saturday, and

take place to-night.

once the gathering of the village. sprawling London, suburb. coming from an authority well ac-

was now the rally of the faithful remnant. quainted with the internal life of

Nobody wants | Germany. Dr. Lengyel is

At every turn I was brought upf

to be "called Owing to the absence of a re-

in Court fram presentative

Both their the against the

social upon" enormous

nowadays. wholly pessimistic of the future, Government Civil Hospital, Mr changes that have transformed friends and their amusements and so he urges a return to sanity Schofield, at the Central Magistracy England in the last twenty years. come from London. Yet it is less The Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

morning, discharged a a boy who

the There was

church tower than twenty years since every Incorporated in Hongkong.

of outlook, when "Hitler will be a

sted.

for trespassing in the Blubbe Road

Happy Valley

of the Hospital, Inspector from the top of which, in company Thursday at the Rectory was an national god on lulf-pension." The

W. R. MeWalter told his Worship with other dirty little boys, it had "At Home Day," and my mother BANANAKONDA Ang Zorabia dan kam prevents of the next few months will that the defendant had been

seeabeen our thrilling pleasure to sat in the drawing room receiving make far clearer than it is at pre-flying a kit. He was handed over throw apples into passing Vic-callers the whole weary afternoon.

to the police by a sister of the torins.

Our neighbours' "nt home days." sent just what the German people lospital.

alternated between In 1910 I had seen half the I recall. really think of the Nazi leader,

village dimb up it in the hope of "second Wednesday" and "third The funeral of the late Mr. Lo Chung Kue, Compradore of The long-

While Robert Montgomery, breezy seeing the first aeroplane flight Tuesday." The very phrases seem kang and Whampoa Bock Co., prepared to give him power. One and debonair, has been given very from London to Manchester. Now relicts of another century. Ltd., will take place on Wednes thing is certain, namely,

that poor material to work with in "But an aeroplane hovering over it.re- day, 21st September, Any

the Flesh in "Weak," now showing atceived no more attention than a

We played croquet then. friends wishing to pay their lastHitler is a man of great persona the Queen's, he manages to make it an passing swallow and the lane through the summer there was a

What

the success it down which respects should be at the Yat Pit

Victorias and

flerce croquet tournament and Ting Pavilion, Kennedy Town, atlity, somewhat impractical maybe, acceptable show,

however, in entirely alue to

tophaetons and dog-earts had so 130 p.m. on that date.

and certainly inexperienced in the his personal magnetism and "go" the temptingly trotted had been cut over any garden wall on a Satur arts of government; but if he does majority of his fellow-members of the about out of all recognition today afternoon would be heard the

east falling to convince. It is daring, come into power, the responsibili-in parts, and runsing. Heather make a racing track for the motor-placid click of the croquet balls. ties of office, as is asual in such Thatcher, in another unflattering role, coaches.

bucks Montgomery up splendidly. cases, will most probably bring with it a goberer and more restrain- ed outlook.

FUNERAL.

The

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1932, 、

ADOLF HITLER

One of

not

and the extent to which they are

Women in Public Life.

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To-day one would as soon expect to see a Brontosaurus as a lady with a croquet mallet.

Sorrowfully I walked round! what was left of the old village. Equally demode is the district Large audiences gathered at Lhe King's Thendre

of Mayfair,' npassing years. I stumbled on the

district of the British Paramount production featur Rifle Hut where in the feverish ture of our village, Her job it ing Jack Buchanan and Joan Barry. interval between the Black Week was to visit a

Huine shortcomings on

the In South Africa and the retreat village, inquire into any case of technien

showing of day for the firstIt was another Cavalende of the visitor, also once a prominent for.

The long-fought battle for the Despite e, the film provides from Mons the young men of the Poverty, and distribute the necex-

rights of women in Great Britain cellent

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in which

entertainment, romance and sentimentality

village had learnt to drill and to say "food-tickets." There are no The dolc district visitors now. the most arresting is not quite over, but much of the humour mixed. Jack Buchanan car shoot. It was empty and derelict has happily taken away the neces- alty for food tickets, and if there figures in German political life at fierceness is gone out of it nowries off the main honours with some now.

I passed on to "the Brewery," is any poverty the ladies are not the moment is undoubtedly Adolf that the main objectives have been clever acting, and he has good support

won. Women have won all that in a cast which, besides the feminine which in Edwardian daya had been so anxious to inquire into it.

It had! In search of something that re- Hitler, the Nazi chief, of whom they asked for in House of Com-end, includes Norn Swinburne, Ella the only local industry.

Braithwaite. line Terriss and Lilian great deal more will be heard in

mons representation. They have we can commend "Man of Mayfair provided the livelihood for a pros mained unaltered from my boy- porous eclf-contained community hood, I came across an old watch- won not merely the vote, but they as a welcome change from the

with the manager living on the are a majority of all the voters dinary run of films.

the immediate future. It is not an easy thing for the foreign ob server of German politics to gain

in the country. They have secured

a true estimate of the character entrance to the higher branches

and influence of this party leader of the civil service, though they who has so recently forged his still seek the removal of marriage disabilities. They have access to away to the very forefront of the the bar. They sit

jurios. nation's life. but some light on They serve as magistrates. They

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eagerly debated is not what fur- compounded." His determination ther rights should they demand as and personal honesty are conced-women, but what use should they ed, whilst of his amazing powers make of their power now they are of oratory it is remarked that in Parliament. This is not by any "he has the power of transmitting means a purely British question. It has to be faced by women in his fury to millions who have

all countries when, and as soon lost hope," despite the fact that some of his hearers know that he, they are able to take up polit Ical life on an equality with men. preaches either madness or plat-Should they refrain from taking tudes.

a strictly party point of view, change. As one reads this biography, it considering themselves. In the first would seem that no man has ever place

tion.

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creased by 100,000 tons. presentation of the cave," remark-against women in public life by ing that "hatred is more durable proving that their interests

not narrow and sectional, and that ing themselves equal to participa- than antipathy, and the generating they were concerned with publiction in all the national tasks with power of great changes is not so questions as citizens, irrespective which the legislature confronts much insight as hysteria." As a of sex. Lady Astor's view is them. To pursue any othor pre- reviewer has observed, to the uses natural to one who all her life has sonts the danger of creating a of such hysteria Hitler devotes all fought for woman's rights. Miso special women's party, through tho appeals of the old revivalists, Lloyd George's view is more which sex conflict might be per- plus all the arts of American natural to one who has come into petuated. In actual practice there the heritage when most of the is much to be said for Lady saleamanship... The point anturally rights have beon secured; and Astor's view, if it is not pressed arlses how auch "tactics can bohots, in theory, is the more too far. It is not merely on the imposed on a great and serious iogloni. For women in Parlin grounds of theoretical quality nation. Dr. Lengyel replies to this mont have boon elected by the that it is desirable to have women question by contending that the votes of men as well as womonin public life. It is desirable also German character is changing. and since they are there on the bocause they have a special.com- There is à less of the old categori- basis of equality, it is for them tribution to make,arlet

ed to exeraise their ri

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spot and employment there des- maker who used to mend our clock- cending from father to son. Itwork engines and who has not to this day sent in the bill for the re- had evidently been bought up long paira. since by one of the great combines. The windows were broken, grass

"There is not much left of our grew on the cobble-stones of the village now, is there? "I sald courtyard, the pleasant red-roof after we had talked of old times. cottages were tumbling down, It"No," he said. "You remember was obviously awaiting demolition. We used to say in the Parish Magazine, 'a little place, but our own." It does not seem to bolong our village before the war was the It might be the epitaph of half

One of the great institutions of to anyone now." railway station, where we boarded the villages

In England to-day.

a train to the junction. It was The village life that I know with- the only exit to the world outside. in ten miles of London is as out The nine o'clock train which took lof date as Cranford. The amazing the solicitors and stockbrokera up fact is that it is less than twenty to their offices was the club of the years ago that I knew it.

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