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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPIL SATURDAY,

G.B.S. AND ROTARY MEANING OF THE NEW TESTAMENT

(Continued from Page 1.) given my pledge and it will be carried out and Labour shall be represented at Gonova."

"So the representatives of the nations were put into a magnificont hotel on one side of the Inke and the International Labour Office was put up on the other side.

The ILO. was led by a French Socialist, M. Albert Thomas, and he soon made his organisation n reality. He travelled the world intorfering in all sorts of labour disputes. Labour leaders said to him when he came butting in 'Who are you and he replied I am tae International Labour Office and they had to listen to him.

I.LO. THE THING.

As we have already seen the Old which to approach God. He is the Testament is a record of God's only Madlator. Ho through the preparation of one nation to bolerous draws God and man together Himself. His witness to the world and also by bearing man's

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THE LEAGUE AND JAPAN

COMING TO GRIPS WITH

PROBLEM ·

Geneva, Feb. 9.

Today's meeting of the Dis- armament Conference was cur- talled, in order to allow the Drafting Committee to pursue its work.

FEBRUARY 11,

1933.

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Lerman Finck and His Orchestra. DX197/8. 7.15-7.30 p.m. Selected London and New York

The Drafting Committee hopes to submit its report on the Man- churian dispute to a full meeting of the Committee of Nineteen on j Monday in order to permit the Assembly discussion next week. The thorny problem in tho nature and the Acope of the per- sonnel of the body to be establish- Stock Quotations, etc.. cd to supervise the execution of

and recommendationa the decide what is to be the status of Russian the United States and representatives.

to

of that nation for the coming of He has touched our lives at the the Deliverer. It was at a time doopost point, our sin. He has when the Greek was weary of his borne that sin and its guilt Him- philosophy which had spent itself self and henceforth God is

the conciled to man. Forgiveness, without giving him peaco; Roman was weary of his own po-cleansing, reinstatement, A new wer, weary of the luxury or pover-beginning, are all waiting for us. But there is another lesson ty as it might be, which existed! side by side, weary of the strange which the Christ taught and which cults which had flooded Rome the New Testament contains, from Asia Minor; the Jow was man's individuality. Man has a weary of his long subjection to will, a choice. God does not force foreign rule and was watching man. Though forgiveness for the Figure foretold in such reinstatement are ready for all glowing terms in his own pro-and God Invites us only to trust phocles. Just at the time when in Josus Christ and they are ours, na Elizabeth Browning says "the yet God does not force un to a world was growing grey and cept them. In this sense It is "In Geneva, the 1.L.O. regards hoary," the Christ was born. He true that "I am the master of my the diplomatic sido the Secre- had left the glories of His Father's fate." The best known of Holman tarint as being a mere remnant home to exchange them for the Hunt's pictures, of which one of of by-gone days. But this L.L.. stable and the manger. In His the originala hangs in St. Paul's is the thing at Geneva. The Incarnation He revealed to the Cathedral, teaches this lesson. The Japancae proposals were Secretariat has petered out been world that which had only been Christ stands at the barred door of knocked out by Japan. Apparent hinted at in the Old Testament, the human heart; knocks and ly the League can do nothing,"

the love of God to man. For walts; knocka

walls. The At this stage Mr. Shaw turned thirty years we know little of human soul may refuse or receive to the disarmament conference. Him; He was poor, subject to the world's Saviour. "They are just coming to some ar-

our trials and temptations, such rangement to fight a little more

as hunger and weariness. cheaply. There is a very generated in all points like as we are." feeling among the nations that they can't afford to go on with all thene armaments and I am sure it will be a great satisfaction for us to know that in futura wara We shall be killed by 10-Inch shelle instead of 16-inch shells.

GENEVA "SPIES".

"Temp.

Then come those three wonder-) ful years of teaching and work. By preaching, by miracles, but moat by His life in its ordinary routine, Jesus Christ was reveal- ing to men, God's righteousness and God's love. There was no weak concurrence with sin. The Are of the Old Testament pro- The representatives of the var pheta shone out from lim, but ious nations come to Geneva mere together with this was the warm ly as splen for their own coun- glow of Divine love. There was. tries," continued Mr. Shaw. "They go there to find out what the other no flaw in His work or teaching, fellow is doing. But when they yet day by day Hie position be- came more and more dangerous. joln the permanent staff they soon become international in their out. Yet le made no attempt to escape Thor to shirk the tank that lay ahead. look, instead of national. Secretariat is therefore Inter- Rather He set His face as a flint nationally-minded, which is quite to meet it.

a good thing. Unfortunately, this body has failed in the Manchurian trouble.

When noked if he had any sug-

GETHSEMANE.

and

DUTCH MUTINY

TRAGEDY

considered for two, hours at the meeting of the Committee of Nine-; teca and were favourably consider- ed, being regarded as affording a basis of understanding. But as it was felt that they contained Boma ambiguity which might obscuro the value of Principle Seven laid down, in the Lytton Report, namely Chi- nese Sovereignty, It was decided to address a letter to the Japanese re- presentatives, asking for a precise reply,

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EIGHTEEN KILLED IN BOMB EXPLOSION

The question demands "Yes" or Batavin, Feb. 10.

"No" and is as follows: "Do you The startling adventures of

Manchurian the mutineers on the Dutch

recognise that the regime which you have recognised battleship Do Zeven Provin-

as an independent state, is not a cien have ended with the death of 18 members of the

solation to the prcaent dispute?" If crew, while 26 were wounded

the reply is affirmative, then the Committee will be prepared to ac- when the ship was bombed by the pursuing squadron.

cept the Japanese observations and proceed with the conciliation pro- The fugitive battleship was

cedure under Paragraph Three, sighted at dawn by the main pur-Article 16, of the League Covenant. suing squadron, consisting of the If the reply is negative, the Com- cruiser Java and two destroyers, mittee will proceed with Paragraph accompanied by oight Dornier Four, Articlo 16 of the League flying boats.

Covenant. Immediately on aighting the battleship, the commander of wirelcased the

In the Garden of Gethsemane the squadron

we see the Christ brought to the mutineers, telling them to strike

7.90-6 p.m. From the Stadlo. A Lecture on "A Balancкa Crema- tion" by Mr. Milling-Jones,

8 pm Local Time and Weather Report.

8.3-.845 p.m. Variety. Song That's What I Like About

You.' Phyliss Robins (Comedienne). DB653. Plano Solo-The Desert Song-

Modley.

Billy Mayori. 0212. Orchestral-Geld and Silver,

The Gallis Orchestra. DB129, Humorous Song A Coopte O'Dooke." Raymond Nowell (Baritone). DB131. Cornet Solo- Bacio-Theme and

Variations.

Jack Mackintoab. DX369. Vocal Quartette Here We Aro

Again-Medley.

The Big Four. DX274. Organ Solo-EnglandiaMedley.

Reginald Foort. DX208. vocal quartette Here We Ara

Again-Medley.

The Big Four, DX162. Song What Are You Thinkin'

about Baby 7" Phyllis Robins (Comedienne), DB063. Vocal Gems--The Desert Song. Columbla Light Opera Company, 9212. Humorous Song-Nowt About Owt. Raymond Newell (Baritone). DB131. Cornet Solo Carnival of Venice

Theme and Variations.

Jack Mackintosh, DX368. 8.45-9.30 p.m. Orchestral,

Sylvia Ballet (Delibes),

British Symphony Orchestra can- ducted by Oscar Fried. LX114/5. Jolly FelloweWaltz (Vollstedt). Hydropaten-Waltz (Gungi).

New Concert Orchestra conducted by Anton Welss. 9388.

LX29/39. Alexandre Ginzounow and Orchestra.

(Dellben). Lucerne Kursaal Orchestra, LX30, Dance of the Flowers

9.30-11.30 p.m.

gestion to make which might lowest. Let none think that was their fag unconditionally, other. has instructed Sir Eric Drummond The Seasons Ballet (Glazounow).

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human death without

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No More Aggravation, At the same time, the Committee to discuss verbally the situation at Jehol with the Japanese Delegation and point out that any aggravation of the situation, such as the in- vasion of Jehol, will automatically make conciliation impossible. Sev- eral members wanted this to be mentioned in the letter to Mr. Matsuoka, but the meeting decided that verbal representations would be adequate.

effect a solution of the trouble, mere human fear of death. He wise force would be used. Mr. Shaw said, "I will make no

who had more than once faced demanded that the ship bo haltet suggestion. It would not make any

wince and a white cloth shown on the If Japan can would not have yellded thus to it awning deck. difference if I did.

A relay of the Hongkong Hotel tako Manchuria, she will."

In one of Helman Hunt's pictures To these demands the mutineers

Dance Orchestra from the Roof Gar- "The ahadow of the cross," Jesus paid scant BOYCOTT.

attention, raplying is azon in the Carpenter's shop with the laconic message: "Don't

den by courtesy of the Management. (During the intervals recorded music Referring to f boycott of in Nazareth. The evening sun is hinder us.” Japan Mr. Show said "When casting its planting beams through

The drastic methods threatened

will be broadcast from the Studio).

10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press News. this question arose the nations the open shopfront; in one corner by the pursuers were adopted

11.30 p.m. Close Down. gathered together to decide is the Virgin Mary, her thoughts forthwith, and one of the flying

All records in the above European whether they should boycott Japan on His coming kingdom, open-bonts was sent out to bomb the The Committee realised that the or sell both nations munitions and ing a box which contains the battleship. The first missile Japanese proposals constituted a programmes are kindly supplied by make plenty of money. The net re-

crown and jowals which the wise dropped, a small bomb, hit its great step forward, and were pre-Mears. Anderson Music Co. The Studio programme auit of it all its that an energetic men presented to Him. In an-target, killing 18 of those aboard pared to accept them as a satisfac 5.39 and 7.15 p.m. may, on any day, war is going on and the nations other corner in Joseph intent on and wounding. 25

tory baels for agreement but for be replaced by a relny from England, are making plenty of money." Jesus with His arms outstretched Of those killed 15 were Java- the fact that in two places the if reception of the latter happens to

Mr. Shaw, referring to misslo facing the setting sun. The sun- nese and the remaining three "existing situation" is emphasised be good. nary work in China, agreed that beams cast on the carpenter's Europeans, one being an officer. and this might be argued as depart- missionaries were doing good work bench and on the wall behind, the Baron Devos van Steenwyk and aing from the recognition of Man- while simply educating the people. shadow of the cross. So it was, young Dutchman are among the chukuo. He was, however, definitely oppon not only in Nazareth and in wounded, ed, to any attempts to convert them Gethsemane, but all through His Flames followed the explosion from their own religious beliefs. life lay the shadow of the crows, and the crew immediately took "Take a man's religion away from that He might give His life a to the boats. him," he said "and his mental re- action is, 'Now I am free to do, that I like,"

ransom for many. In the Garden The fire is reported to be not He was facing the world's sin of a serious nature-Reuter. and chame, that He might bear it! on the Crosa. In the spotless purity of His Hfe He ahrank from the load of human guilt,

But the crisis is met and we ace Him on the cross; we hear tho laat words; we see the head with

LADIES' GOLF. Presentation of Prizes by Mrs. Hallifax.

VIEWS ON ROTARY. Questioned about his refusal to adress the Hongkong Rotary Club, Mr. Shaw said he had addressed two Rotary Clubs. "I remember the beginning of Rotary," he said. "It was a movement to induce cap tains of industry to take their business moro. scientifically and to raise business men to the profes- this was the Son of God". But to presont the prizes.

slonal rank."

The annual prize giving of the

Its crown of thorns fall forward Ladies' Section of the Royal Hong

as He dles; we see the spear dri- kong Golf Club will take place at ven into His side and like the Fanling on Tuesday, March 21.

Mrs. Hallifax has kindly consented centurion we would say, "Truly

ever.

There will be a competition over Mr. Shaw declared that this was the story does not end there. Ho the Old and the Now Courses, Cards a very good idea, but the old men is raised, is soen and heard. The must be returned by 4 p.m.

Prizes of industry found they were not hands of the disciples touch Him. will be presented at 4.30 p.m. getting any more money out of, He ascends and lives dor helping their employers, 80 Rotary movement was tried to give these old employers some sort of self-respect to raise them above the rank of money-grabbers.

the

"I told this to the Rotary Clubs I addressed," sald Mr. Shaw, "and astonished

I never saw Buch an

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lot of men in my life. Rotary is of pleasant lot composed of a fellows who get together luncheon club. That's all.

"Of course, the Rotary Club of Hongkong may live up to its ideals, but if it does, it is unique among the Rotary Clubs, of the world.

"I think Rotarians believe the meaning of Rotary is 'sticking in the old rut.'"

DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS. Among the many other dis

on board tinguished passengera the Empress are:

The Earl of Cadogan, who is heriditary trustee of the British

The Committee has decided to make clear that Principle Seven is entirely safeguarded. The feeling of the meeting was that there must bo no further procrastination, and the Drafting Committee has been instructed to continue to prepare their recommendations. The drafting committee will probably meet this afternoon after the meet- ing of the Bureau of ments, if time permits.

between

SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME. 10-11a.m.

A relay of the St. Joseph's Church Service.

Kyrie, Sanctus and Agnus Dei by L. Perosi.

"Anima Christi" by Pozzoli.

O Salutaria by Meurera. Tantum Ergo by E. Cualdi. Laudate Dominu, by Pazzoli. Sermon: "The Effects of Sin" by Father Donnelly, 8.1

11-12.10 p.m.

A relay of St. Paul's Church Morn-

Disarma-ing Service.

12.15 p.m. Close Down 12.30-2.30 p.m. European pro gramme of Columbia records,

League Communique. The following Communique was Report.. Issued by the League to-day:

"The Committee of Nineteen con- sidered this morning the new pro- posals submitted by the Japanese Delegation in regard to the draft resolution and declaration by the President of the Committee which on December 15 the Committee transmitted to the two parties as a certain questions aross possible basis for conciliation AB as to the

THE ONLY MEDIATOR.

The Government is inviting tenders What is the meaning of the New timber construction for use as a drill for the erection of a building of Testament? What is its theme? hall and classroom in connexion with exact scope of these suggestions. Jesus Christ is the only way by the Kowloon Junior School.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

His Honour the Chief Justice has ordered that the nuxt Criminal Sessions shall be held os Monday, 27th February, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.

the Committea in order to remove any possible misunderstanding has decided to address a lotter to the Japanese Delegation making for more preclae information na to its the seventh position regarding principle of the Ninth Capter of the Lytton Report of the Commission of Enquiry, the text of which is as

1 p.m. Local Time and Weather Iberia-Images Pour Orchestra

(Debussy). L'Enfant Prodiguo (Debussy).

Paul Klenau conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orch. L1000/L.2001. Vocal Duet-We'll Cling Together. Vocal Duet-Moanin' for You.

Norah Blaney and Gwen Farrar. DB121. Band-The Gay Nineties-Medley,

Debroy Somers Band, DX362. Chorus-Auld Scots Songs-Medley.

The Maestros, DX214. Organ Solo Tales of Hoffman-

Barcarollo (Ofenbach). Organ Solo Cavalleria Rusticana→→→

Intermezzo (Mascagni).

Terance Casey. DB130. Humorous Song-Wallah-Malaka

Lucy. Humorous Song-Over the Garden

Wall.

Lelio Sarony, DB141. Bond-Iriving Berlin Waltz Songs---

Medley.

IN THE DOMINANT CHURCH A} After her annual overhaul, the GENIUS OF INTOLERANCE BETRAYS ITS Empress of Itussin is to berth at the CAUSE; IN A WEAK AND PERSECUTED Kowloon Wharf at 8 a.m. on Tuesday. CHURCH THE SAME GENIUS MAINLY surronte.--Bulwyer Lytton. It is notified that during the

absence from the Colony of Mr. G.follows:

Deboy Somere Band. DX220. Mlakin, Mr. C. Blaker will act as Vice-Consul for Sweden in Hongkong should be modified in such a way sa

The Government in Manchuria Humorous A. Warm Comer.

Connie Edles, Leslie Henson, Kim Peacock and Prince's Theatre Lon- to secure, consistently with the

don Co. DB140. Two cases of small-pox, three cases of diphtheria, one of typhoid and one sovereignty and administrative in- Band-Voyage in a Troopship,

Band of H. M. Grenadier of meningitia were reported to the tegrity of China, a large measure

Guards. DX8. The 1.8. President Jefferson has local health authorities on Thursday, of autonomy designed to meet the

local conditions and special charac-Song-Home, Sweet Home (Payne been delayed account of rough

Provinces. and Bishop), weather, and will arrivo in Hongkong The Hon. Mr. R. II. Katewall and teristics of the Three

2.D.m. to-day. She will leave for Mra. Kotewall leave Hongkong to-day The now civil regime must be so Song Comin' Thro' tho Rys

(Traditional), 4.8 to natisfy the Manila at 4 p.m. to-morrow (Sun by the s.. Naldera for Singapore, constituted

Doris Vane (Soprano), 9176.. day).

where they will stay about a fort- cssential requirements of good Descriptive Trooping the Colour. night as the guests of Sir Coril and Government,'

Rer. Band of H. M. Grenadier Museum, Chairman of the British The forthcoming wedding in on- Lady Clementl.

Guarde. DX41. Olympic Counell and British Renounced of Mr. Edmund Owen.

"At the same time, the Secretary- presentative on the International baker and confectioner. of 0,

Observatory returns for January General has been requested to call Song-The Midshipmita (Weatherly Olymple Council. He is a well. Shouson 1, Deen Water Bay, to show that the average mean tom the the attention of the Japanese Song The Powder Monkey

Miss Lillian Carolino Carr, of 64 perature was 66.4, the highest being Delegation verbally to reports of

72.6 and the lowest 41.4. There were continued military preparation and Norman Allin (Bass). DX108 Lt. Col. and Mrs. MacFle Claud, Village Road. Mra. MneFie Claud Is tha

75.8 hours of sunshine, and 0.48-inch movements, which the Committee | Orchestral-CoriolonOverture of rain, while the average humidity considered would constitute an

(Beethoven). Countess of Rothes and mother of

Willem Mengelberg and His Concert- aggravation of the situation and papers Ltd., and the Northcliffe was 74. the present Earl of Rothen;

gebouw Orchestra, LX167. if not frustrate, the endanger, Sir Waltar Preston, M.P., for Newapanera, Ltd. He is making

It is notified that the Conventior efforts for conciliation.

2.80 p.m. Close Down. Cheltenham is accompanied by the world tour with the Empress between the United Kingdom and

4-7 p.m. Chinese Recorded Lady Preston;

of Britain on behalf of the As-Italy regarding Legal Proceedings ir "The drafting Committee will gramme.

7-10 p.m. European programme. The visitors also include Mr. sociated Nowspapers, to which he Clvit and Commercial matters which meet this afternoon, after the meet-

7-9-p.m. G. Ward Price, the well-known is contributing special articles. was signed at London on the 17th of Ing of the Bureau of Disarmament journalat, who was formerly Mr. Noel Coward, the famous December, 1030, has been extendre Conference, to continue its discus.

this Colony

as from the 25th the British playwright, is not, special correspondent to

con- August, 1902. A copy of the

alon on the report to be submitted Dažu Mail, and at present · a trary to expectations, among the vention may be aran on application to the Committee of Nineteen." Director of the Associated Nown passengers,

at the Colonial Secretariat.

known British sportsman;

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and Adams);

(Watson).

Orchestral-Alda--Selection

Pro-

(Verdi, arr, Tavan). New Queen's Hall Light Orch. 1304. Song Parysails Lo Rossignal et la (Continued on Pago 15.)

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