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Germany. There is, as well, the [spread of large scale industrialism in the United States and Japan and the prospect of lis emergenco elsewhere. He sees nearly half of mankind in the monsoon lands of Asia, apart from Japan, being shakon out of its traditional schemes by contact with the West,

Ho sces nationalist ideas ger

minating in, various ways along. side of schemes of industrial de velopment that borrow from the Went to auch an extent as to be n | danger to indigonuoua soclety, Professor Fleure admits there has beon a difficult phase of the world's life renched. Traditional- Ism, ha aaya, is challenged every- where in economic, social and re- gious life na never before. The social group is inevitably part of a great future whole, and yet is being forced to think more of its roots in ita own soll. Each group has its problems and needs tho help of others.

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HAVE CEASED TO BE PLEASANT, IS THE UPROOTING OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL VIRTUE-George Eliot.

Mr. I. H. Genre was amongst the passengers who arrived by the Blue Funnel liner Aeneas yesterday.

The General Post Office notifies that the afternoon service to Macao is

upended until further notice.

The P. and O. liner Corfu, with the English mails, is duo here from Singapore on Wednesday at 4 p.m.

WHY CLIMB

MOUNT EVEREST?

THE chance for another attaina

at Inst.

By SIR FRANCIS YOUNGHUSBAND. NHE chance for another attain at last beneath the foot of Or is he to be once more thrown back, and shall we have to We have sought it for the last the drama is completed?

wait for still another Act before eight years, over since the fallure

The chief actors in it have to of the third expedition--"wn” be- ing the Everest Committee of the make the drama as they go along. Royal Geographical Society and But we spectators also have to the Alpine Club, formed in 1920 play our part. What is it to be? for sending expeditions to climb Are we to look on with cold Mount Everest.

Indifference or with breathless in-

The Hon. Mr. E.D.C. Wolfe (In-in reaching the spector General of Police) and Mrs. Wolfe are due to return to the Colony

We knew the mountain could be terest? If the former we shall climbed. The expeditions had do much to tako the heart out of proved that. Whether Mallory the heartiest, climber, na actors and Irvine had succeeded or not find who have to perform before summit before an Indifferent audience. If the they died, at any rate Norton and latter we may put into the sum Somervell had reached the lovel mit-climber at the crucial moment by the P. & 0. Corfu on Thursday. of 28,000 feet, and had seen that that little added something which

The Hongkong University Union

there was no physical obstacle in will just carry him up the last will hold its anniversary once in the remaining thousand feet to foot to the top. Is it worth while? Saturday next, October 22, at 9 p.m. it. the Great Hall of the University on prevent their reaching the sum That is in fact what we have to make up our minds about. The climbers evidently think that it The Atmosphere.

is, or they would not be risking tholr lives and going through all these hardships to do it.

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After a quarrel with her husband at 0, Enatorn Street, West Point, a

Besides the cold and the fearful England has her population pro-suicide by cutting her throat and difficuy is the thinness of the it worth while? Not all of us. Chinese woman attempted to comunit winds and the snow, the only rea! But do we spectators alao think blem, France her need to safe- taking an overdose of plum. She atmosphere at those high altitudes. Many think it a sheer waste of

beauty. At a turn of the Band guard her peasant tradition, Gor was removed to the Government Civil There is not enough oxygen in the Jife, energy and money.

Hospital.

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air. Men have to puff and pant]

There to get in a sufliciency of oxygen

arc always those who cook at the Kam Ling Restaurant, to meet their bodily needs. Seven, prefer the safe flat to the risky Queen's Road Went, was admitted to eight, nine breaths between each heights. There are always those the Government Civil Hospital yester-step they have to take at the 20,000 who are unable to appreciate the day, nuffering from scalds to Jinfect level.

ancrifices and endurances required chest and arms, caused through

And, for all

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bucket containing boiling water.

been a complete bar to the sun ciate the worthwhileness of his expedition did demonstrate this Mont Blanc. Yet he, like mit over being reached. But that efforts to reach the summit of. all-important fact, that men can pioneers of high excellence, show- acclimatise themselves highest levels.

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A Chinese who endeavoured during the week-end to pawn an obviously brand new woollen pull-over in Queen's Road pawnshop, was detained, and subsequent Inquiries proved that the garment had been stolen from the

present expedition will Chosen Company, in Des Voeux Road start with the grent advantage of Central. Foo Tak, the man arrested, that knowledge. They will know was found to have been once before that the thing can be done. Pro- in police hands, and at the Central yious expeditions could only hope Police Court to-day he was sentenced. Bat they will not know who by Mr. Wynne-Jones to six weeks'

can do it. That will still remain hard labour

in doubt.

The health bulletin of Eastern ports Spent to the Last Gasp. for the week ended October 8, shows

Alexandra 1 caso, Beirut

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Turning the Seale.

The whole standard of elimbing was raised by him, and to the vast enjoyment of the multitude, as can be masured in hard cash by the hotelkeepers and railway com- panies of Switzerland to-day.

So will it be, but on a greater' the following cases of infectious dis“ Some men acclimatise better calo, with the Everest climbers.. cases and deaths therefrom:-Plague, then others, Odell acclimatised They are pioneers for that higher 1 case; very slowly. He was almost set order of enjoyment which alone Cholera, Calcutta 11 cases 6 deaths, nside on that account. But ovon-will satisfy the austorer, hardier, Manila 1 case, Pom-Penh 3 cases 3tually he was able to go twice to more enterprising race which is Peaths, Saigon 1 case 1 death, Amoy & easen 3 deaths, Canton & antes 1 27,000 feet, And the new expedi- now being brought forth. death, Shanghai & cases; Small-pox, tion will have to remember this, Lét, then, an increasing number Alexandria 1 case. Basrah & cases 1 Also they will be able to profit of their fellow-countrymen show death, Bombay 9 cases & deaths, Cal by the experience of those very the actors in this mighty drama cutta 1 case, Madras 25 cases 3 gallant Bavarian climbers on that they do appreciate the re- deaths, Negapatam 1 case, Tuticorin Kangchenjunga.

mendous worthwhileness of the O canes 3 deaths. Pondicherry 3 cases 8 deaths, Muntok 1 caso, and Saigon

case 1 death,

Franco-German Tension.

The Four-Power Conference re- commended by Great Britain as of- fering prospects of bringing Ger- PINGUET. On October 17, 1932; at many back into the disarmament Nursing fold will do no good unices, there lleme, to Mr. and Mrs. P. M. is a marked change of spirit. Ger- many is reluctant to enter upon it

But though it is certain that enterprise. Let us not alt list- at all and makes conditions. The

man will some day reach the sum-lessly back in our seats while the mit, it is equally certain that only drama unfolds, but, Nationalist forces in France are

men of the finest physical fitness, climbers glance back, over their stirring up feelings of bitterness, i

of the stendiest -nerve, and of the shoulders, let them see us on the Journal des firmest will can At the moment, there is only one Piorre Bernus

accomplish the tiptoe of expectation eagerly fol- encouraging feature in the situn Dehors, "is that it is based upon feat. And only then aftor run-lowing their progress. tion. M. Herriot is placatory and an initial action-the fiction that ming, risks from avalanches and For that sight may just give the

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he can rely upon the support of the Reich will execute its contrae- from slips on the shaly sides of extra grain of spirit to them which the powerful Socialist group even tual obligations." The question the final ridge, and after enduring will turn the scale on the side of while he has refused

to accept of German good faith, however, untold hardships from biting bliz- success.

zards, from driving snow,, and them as his allies in the Chamber. has been raised to oppose every from arctic cold.

Climbing Everest is the severestį

The Socialist attitude is fully ex-

French concession ainco the

plained by M. Leon Blum in his armistice, and few would now, al- possible strain upon man, and he TAX ME The disequilibrium that has newspaper, Lo Populaire. "His ar lege that any one of these conces will only reach the summit anent TAX MY GOLDFISH

and Irvine last soc

arison between producers of food gument is that French interests sions was unwise and that the to the last gasp. and raw materials and producers would be furthered by an accep- ed. Moreover, it must be remem-

anticipated bad faith materialis- Spectators' Fort. of manufactured goods and mer. tanec of the German demand for bered that the military elauses of real life is the whole struggio But what a thrilling drama in

(By, Edward Kelly, Dentist.) lagal equality of armaments; that chants, a portent in modern in- France should see the justice of the Treaty of Versailles were im with Everest. Act III. ended with of this Colony.

We've decided to come to the aid dustrial conditions, Is a matter to General von Schleicher's position posed by force, and Germany has Mallory

The Government needs money which little notice has been given. 'that unless the signatories of the never considered

them morally "going strong for the top." but for the Shing Mun scheme, and Professor H. J. Fleure, in his pre- Treaty of Veranilles carry out

binding. Evasions, therefore, never heard of again. What will they seem to be under the imprea- sion that there's no source of Will it bring a message from ravenue left except an income tax. eldential address to the Section of their own armaments, Germany have not seemed to her immoral. Act IV. disclose? Geography of the British Associa- will be justified in disregarding Evasions of a treaty freely enter-Mallory like the diaries found on

This is not strictly true. We tion, has drawn attention to this the treaty and rearming; and that ed into would be an entirely dif- Scott and Andree? And will it could suggest lots and lots of

ferent matter. disequilibrium, and attributes it, such a French policy is the more in part at least, to various types advisable because of the present of society the world over attempt and Hitlerites.

strength of German Nationalists. ing to graft on their ancient her the opposite of the French Na- This is precisely tage the new scheme of masa pro- tionalists' reasoning. They have! duction. Professor Flouro secs maintained that General VOI in the development of conditions, Schleicher's threat is a conclusive whether intentionally or not, how argument against any reduction the peoples of the world, touched of French forces, and should bar any admission of legal equality.

by the idea of mass production, M. Blum'a point is that this plays tre jostling one another as never directly into the hands of the Ger-) before, and various types of so-man Nationalists and that the best ciety have become a standing dan-way of weakening them is to make ger to others. The old-time plea 'a.success of the Geneva Disarma- of Adam Smith for specialization mont Conference. Then they between individuals and butween would be pledged to hold Ger- parts of a nation has become a many's armaments at the levels plon for the specialization of na-would no longer be able to charge which the conference fixed and tions, and the laissez faire doctrino breach of contract"

because

which has followed it has been an France and her allies rofuza to Iden that all would be for the beat disarm in accordance with the If economic rivalry were unbrid- pledge of the Treaty of Versailles, lod and the best were allowed to The fulfillment by Germany of her win freely. In the light of condi- undertakings would be Insured by tions that have arisen this con-

the international inspection for which the disarmament treaty ception has to be re-examined..

would provido. If, on the other In pursuit of his argument Pro-hand, the conference should fail, fessor Fleure traces the history of M. Blum says, the secret arma- traditionallem in an economic monts-which part of the French sense. He shows the trends of press alloges Germany to possess both rural and urban fo in would remain more secret and various nations. He 800 a con- thus moro vaguely threatening. flict between different ideas of so- lack of logic, but they have a good M. Blum's crities charge him with cloty under-lying the present dif- deal of difficulty in showing the Aculties of the world, and nowhoro ́exact nature of the lack. "What is it no acute as in France and ruins M. Blum's thesia," says M..

finish gloriously with the moun-ways we could be taxed. There's

"Thanks, lady! I thought you looked like a pretty

good egg."

goldfish, for instance. Licences for goldfah.

Any found wandering about the streets without a collar and un- muzzled to be taken to the Gold- fah Home, and put into the lothal chamber at the pleasure of H. E. the 0.A.G. Then there's another thing. At present we have to pay Entertainment Tax Couldn't it be arranged that there should be a Tax on the Entertainment Tax?

Might as well do the thing properly. A tax of ten per cent on all Entertainment Tax paid, so that if you pay $20 a year Entertainment Tax, all you have to do is pay $2 Tax Tax.

Then there's cats. A dog pays $5 for a licence to bo

dog for one year. Nobody seems to have thought of Cat Licences, Two bucks for lady cats, and $5 for tom-cats,

Each cat should be allotted a certain Blago or roofage, with additional fee charge for extra. aron above the standard allotment as fixed by the Board.

Tom-cats to be grouped In zonce. Any tom-cnt found out of his zone to be fined $50, and for a second offence $100, and have his milk saucer broken. A third conviction will mean the cancellation of his liconce, and he will then no longer bo a cat within the meaning of the act.

This will mean that an habitual offender deprived of his lfconce: may be impounded for '(a)` Loiter- ing in a public place. (b) Vag- rancy. (c) Being a suspected par- aab (d) Offensive behaviour "(e) Disturbing the peace," (1) Being (Continued on Page 9.)