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IMPATIENT MAIDEN
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1932.
'W PLAN' AUTHOR | SCOTLAND AND
RESIGNS POST
PRINCIPAL OF INDIAN MILITARY COLLEGE
Poona, Nov. 9, Lieut.-Colonel Graham Seton Hutchison has resigned his post as principal of the Chivaji Meme rial Proparatory Military School hore, which he had held for three months,
HOME RULE
SIR R. HORNE'S OPPOSITION
RUSSIA NOT SO ROSY!
LORD PASSFIELD'S CONFESSION.
Writing in "Forward," a Glas- gow Socialist organ, Lord Pass- field (Mr. Sidhoy Wobb) states: Sir Robert Horno, M.P., a former
"Soviet Russla in, from an econo- Chancellor of the Exchequer, Is
extreme- against the movement for Home mic standpoint, still an Rule for Scotland. He gave hisly backward country; far inferior, on the whole, in wealth produc- reasons at a meeting in Glasgow. tion, in the standard of life of the
The sole qucation, In his view, people, in health and longevity, in waa whether it would be for the education, and in scientific pro- advantage of Scotland to have her gress, and especially in amenity Hutchi-logislative machinery separated and comfort; to Great Britain and the United States, to Scandinavia from that of England and Wales.
land, Switzerland, to Germany and France.
When Llout-Colonel aon's resignation was announced a section of the students went on hunger strike as a protest and it was apparently only the discipline maintained by the principal that prevented excesses.
The logan "We want Hutch son" has been chalked along the A hool walks, and parents are threatening to remove their boys if Mr. Hutchison definitely relin- quishes his post.
Lieutenant-Colonel Hutchison, who is famous as soldier, author, artist, educationist and publicist, accopted the appointment of Prin- eipal of the Chivaji Military School last June. It was then stated that his appointment was regarded with appreciation throughout Indin..
:
The more extreme of the Home Rulo forces, Sir Robert Horne pro-
"This has been the caso for at coaded, advocated for Scotland all the powers and functions of a least a couple of centuries. The war greatly worsened the posi- completely independent State. A
tion." recently-resigned vice-president of that section had assorted that the Lord Passfold recently returned Nationalist Party now admitted to from a tour of Inquiry and inves. its membership Republicans and tigation in Russia. Communists, who preached enmity to England. "I cannot conceive," he exclaimed; "that any body of There is also Mr. Cunninghamo Scottish opinion could be induced Graham. Where he stands it would be difficult to say, for ac- to support schemes so fantastic,"
Sir Robert Horne draw attention cording to his wont, he is much to the programme issued by the more picturesque than definite in Committee of the Duke of Mon- his speeches." trose. Dealing with this pro- gramme, which left everything ex- cert questions relating to the Crown, peace, and war, defence forces, and foreign, Dominion, and Colonial affairs to a Parliament to be set up in Scotland, he remark ed: "The Parliaments in the two countries might very readily take and the con- opposite views, sequences might obviously be very embarrassing.
Born in 1890 Lieutenant-Colonel Hutchison was gazetted to the King's Own Scottish Borderers in 1509. He served in Egypt, the Soudan, and India, and waa Staff Officer to the Durbar Committee
There is another Scots Peer in 1911. He was mentioned in des- who is prominent in. this move patches four times during the ment in the person of Lord Dalziel, Grent War, and served as or who fits like a butterfly from one ganiser to the cadet system. His section to another, and seems to literary achievements include the find a real reating place in neither, " Plan" (a story which was He is an old-timer Homo Ruler of made into a talking film), and last century who has emerged from "The Governor of Kattowitz" (sug-his seclusion with a whoop, and gested by his service na secretary is renewing his youth by indulging to the British members of the in a tumultuous and Upper Silesian Commission).
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There was no foundation, Sir Robert, Horne asserted, for saying that Scotland was being unfairly "We should trented financially. have to bear our own burdens," he added, "and it would obviously be beneath our dignity, if wo set up for ourselves, to look to anybody else for grants-in-aid. It is dif- fleult to see how in matters of finance a Scottish Parliament can exercise any additional powers of a practical kind without injury to the nation's welfare. The truth is that the interests of all the parts of this island are so interlocked that any attempt to separate legis- lative authorities must create in- surmountable difficulties.
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SURPRISE ATTACK ON JAPANESE
Tokyo, Dec. 17.
houra hand to hand fighting early yesterday morning, when a party of 500 “Great Sword” bandits sur: rounded and attacked the oncamp- ment of 130 Japaneso Hind Man- chukua troops at Tuchengtau on the Mukden-Antung line.
According to a report, from Carrying out a surprise attack Tashihchino, Colonel Mori and one before dawn a desperate encounter 'subaltorn wore killed and two ensued in the 'Inky darkness, but majors and one intendance officer the bandits were finally repulsed And seven
Manchukuo soldiers leaving scores of dead on the fold. seriously wounded during two Reuter
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