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SHANGHAI

ALARMED

The anxieties roused in Shang- hai by the proposal to convert

it into a gathering ground of notabilities and notorieties plan-

80

NOTES OF THE DAY

The restrictions placed upon the use of surf-boards at Repulao Bay are timely and necessary. Even In the hands of an expert, surf- boards moving about indis erlminately are diaturbing to the peace and tranquillity of casual bathers, whether danger actually exists or not. New devotees to the sport must, of nocessity, be more enthusiastic than adept, and,

at the risk of discouraging the

THIS MATRICULATION

FETISH

SOMETHING FOR PARENTS AND EMPLOYERS 'TO THINK ‘ABOUT

By Florence M. SURFLEET

T is undoubtedly

pro-

a fact that better all-round development to the most careful consideration the child.

Then why is Matriculation al- is given to the setting of ques- tions for the various school most universally accepted as the examinations. superior exantination and the one leaving certificate

true that the required by business and

fessional men? but it is also examination as a whole is by no

SET THE SCHOOLS FREE means a sultable one for the vast

The time has arrived when from majority of boys and girls who sit for it.

avery quarter Is coming the plea for a separation of the two ex- aminations:

The Very Idea!

THE BIG BROADCAST

By Eddie "Hitler" Kelly

INTERNATIONAL

pro-

test is not having the slightest effect on the Munich broadcasting sta- tion, which persists in Nazi propaganda against Austria. Fears are entertained in diplomatic circles that the Austrians will be forced to de- fend themselves by counter wireless attacks.

And once that starts there's no knowing where it will end.

development of the new water game, the regulations had to come. In any case, Repulso. Bay is the wrong bench entirely for surf- boarding, not only because it is always crowded, but because of its characterlatics. The trus sport, which is riding a board rushed into the shore upon the crest of

In a few months, we can expect wave, cannot be developed, there except under unusual conditions,

perhaps the most something like this in the long- and the alternative of paddling is, regulations as far as thrills go, a poor sub-examinations responsible for the powerful to these is the one made kong newspapers:

PEAK RADIO ATTACK Ritute for the rent thing. state of affairs? Is there some by the Panel Investigators np-

Hint of Seizure of the - We suggest experiments at the thing wrong with the syllabuses?

Kowloon Coal Dump, less-frequented Big Wave Bay. wherò conditions are auperior and officialdom would not need to step in.

CRICKET CHAMPIONS

*

What is the reason? Are the which govern the

PENALISING THE MANY.

painted by the Secondary School Examinations Counell, whose re- vastly The answer to all these questions port was published at the end of last year by His Majesty's is this; The examination as now Stationery Onice. conducted is designed for the boy

Employers, parents, business

The Penk Broadcasting station, despite the assurances given to the Kowloon Residents Association,

or girl who is intending to go on and professional people would do continues to lend itself to the dis- to a university, for each of the eight examining bodies for school great service to education if semination of propaganda directed Herr von. Sheldon, one of the they would no longer require against Kowloon, Yorkshire have won the county certificate grants exemption from Matriculation of the boy or girl leaders of the Peak movement, de cricket championship for the seven-university entrance examinations leaving school.

clared in a virulent speech last night teenth time in 37 years, and it is to the candidate who fulfils cer-i They would thus act the school that the time had come to put Kow- slowly being borne on the mind of tain conditions, and the majority free to pursue the real task of loon in its proper place. the public that this is becoming of students attempt to obtain education-that of helping each inevitable. Yorkshire retained the this exemption, which is known as child to develop to this fullest honours with far greater ease Matriculation or its equivalent stature, while following a cur- than they were won last summer, Matriculation exemption.

riculum suitable for his interests the and this in faca of hint

The number of pupils who and for his stage of development. critics suggested would be stronger netually benefit from this exemp- opposition. It is a magnificent|tion is, of course, ridiculously

achievement enhanced by the fact small; a very small proportion of Blondes

that Yorkshire have not rested the scholars taking the examina- content with being just "dour tion ever enter a university. cricketers." They have played | Those who do not enter a univer- their part in brightening up the sity are penalised throughout

of the few who do,

And

game and in so doing, have dis- their school course for the sake Sunbathing

The subjects they study are dictated by the requirements of

who are sun-

counted the popular belief that the team cannot play care-free cricket and win at the same time. York shire owe great deal to Hedley Matriculation, su that he is not BY DR. FREDERICK GRAVES Verity, who, even on cast-iron made of the greater freedom ANY people wickets, bowled with sufficient skill allowed by the regulations govern-bronzing have been alarmed by to trundle out teams on his owning school certificate examination. the Queensland (Australia) Cancer Bowes too has played a noble part. Matriculation is naturally an Report, which utters a warning of academic type of examination."the danger of excesive sunburn na A NAME COMEDY

It is understandable that per-a cause of cancer of the skin, mission to enter a university can especially in dry places." The re- only be granted to those who port advises that strong sunburn academic education has been persona of blond complexion.

No one need wobble at the knees. satisfactory and along certain

of cancer may The scourge specific lines.

his

name because

•

WHEAT PROBLEM

➡

on

his school course.

.

there

be

"We on the Peak have more right to the conl dump than Kowloon," he aid. "Kowloon does not suffer from the cold nearly as much na we do winter months. during the wint

"We are going to have that coal even if we have to go down and carry it up the Peak, lump by lump." h concluded significantly.

His speech has caused a Colony- wide sensation.

"DOWN WITH THE PEAK" Retaliatory Broadcast By the Kowloon Station

In a dramatic reply to the broad- cast attack upon Kowloon by the leader of the Peak Nazl movement, Terry. Dr. Dolfuss ("Terrier") Kowloon leader, urged the Mid- Level residents to revolt against the tyrants.

"The Peak movement has kept: you under them long enough," said Dr. Tarry dramatically. "Strike

at the heart of their movement.

will find that the whole fabric of the Penk tyranny will collapso."

Dr. Terry added that the Kow- icon Residents' Association would defend the Coal Dump to the last lump.

RELAY FROM DAVENTRY Peak Nazin Utilise Empire Station For Propaganda

As the result of a relay of Daventry from ZBW last night, the Kowloon Residents' Association has directed n protest to the Imperial Government, alleging discrimination-by-the-B.B.C. In favour of the

Peak

The speech was made in London by

"We are clearing the gaols na

prisoners have already boon re: fast as we can," he said, "and 300 leased to make room for the Kowloonies." most

"Discontent and rebellion must

he concluded.

certain

com-

In Warsaw, a man named Moses ning to hold a crusade against Hitler has been permitted to have satisfied examiners that their should be avoided, particularly la Once you seize the Peak Hotel, you "Imperials" under the descrip-

change tion of an Anti-War Conference will not have been relieved by the fanatical inn-keeper refused to tone if the interview granted by ten-year-old had been made a give him lodgings, because hla

It seems absurd that a boy caused by many things, but it is Lord Marley upon his arrival. laughing-stock in school and be- (or girl) leaving school seriously questionable if the fiercest It was probably inevitable that cause his elder son had geen jilted

should need to prove that he and most prolonged sunshine has ever alone set up sufficient of the a Labour Peer shoud talk of by his fiancee, who had been is eligible for entrance to

necessary to workers presenting

of united unable to face the prospect of

the university. It would seem more pecullar irritation front against Imperialism, but becoming Mre. Hitler. In Ger-

sensible if he could prove that stimulate the formation when this is accompanied by a many, enthusiastic Nazi parents

he had satisfactorily completed actual cancer cell.

It may be that in some of the Communist demonstration of who are anxious to christen their

very dry and desert places of Cen- or their daughters welcome, the reactions of Shang. eone Hitler

Obviously the two things are trai and Western Australia the hai's die-hards can well be ima-Hitlerine are being discouraged, not necessarily identical, for a boy long-continued action-of-the-very- gined. One of the leading journ-Oficials have been instructed to may take in his school leaving strong sunrays, plus the irritant als pertinently asks whether propose alternativo names. If a certificate subjects and combina- dryness of the air, and plus the Lord Marley had any idea of this parent persists in his choice of tions of subjects quite different friction of sand and dust, together Herr. J. W. Franks, Superintendent and of Gaols, who is home on leave. Jo Hitler, a report is to be sent to from those required in Matricula- with the scarcity of water

tho course of his address. Herr aspect of his adventure into the the Minister What will happen tion. He could obtain a School lack of the facilities for washind Franks and that room would be found Far East, adding that after mak- then is not revealed.

Leaving Certificate of a very high | (for the skin needs moisture just ing due allowance for the virtue

standard of merit, and yet fail as much as a plant does) may all for all the Kowloon rebels when the of tolerance and the merits of

to Matriculate,

contribute to one of the states time came to act. a liberal attitude, the pleasure of

The School Leaving Certificate that are, under any further irrita- Shanghai's welcome must be

Twenty-seven wheat exporting is intended to allow of variations tion, Hable to develop the scaly tempered by the discomfort and importing countries are meet in different schools; it is meant rashes that often end in cancer.

We know that the blonde, and, of picturing the visitors in ing in London to-day to discuss to be the standard of attainment: full rapport with those wheat control and it is inferred that of the average child at 16; op indeed all fair people, are

renched an portunity is given. within it to susceptible to the penetration of the sinister influences which have the Big Four have

jeopardised the

agreement. What this agreement any school for the making of in-rays, and consequently to harm-be put down with a firm band,"

dividual syllabuses;

is ful results from excessive exposure. pro- really means it la difficult to ap gress of the new China. There preciate. involves an adjust some recognition of the value of The ultra-violet rays penetrate to is obviously a danger in shutting ment of production and trade to arts and crafts in the education of our ganglia and causo an eye to the subversive tenden-world demand. It is an agreement the child, and opportunity for ex-changes in the body cells that are, on the whole, beneficial, But ex- cies of a movement just because "in principle." It is temporary.amination in these subjects. some of its better known patrons It does not include Russia. And it Obviously such an examination cess brings its retribution, and

suitable more

за п school over-stimulus.often has to be paid come within Mr. Michael Arlen's depends upon the co-operation of

Europe. The co-operation demand- leaving examination than Matri- for.. category of "these charming ed of Europe is that the nations in culation with its academic bias, We have only lately learnt that people." Charm, respectability that part of the world should buy and the preparation for such an those invisible rays at the other and absence of intention to de- more whent. Is this possible un- examination undoubtedly gives a fraud do not save the amiable less there is some decline in domes- "guinea pig" from conviction iftic harvests? All the industrial the company with which he is nations have been devoting them- connected turns out to be frau-selves with might and main to the dulent. Because Herr Hitler has development of home agriculture. Wheat ospecially has been the ob- galvanised Germany Into an ad.

ject of extraordinary solicitude. mirable expression of disciplined No word has yet come from Britain, patriotism, it is foolish to over- France, Germany, Belgium and ac look the plain consequences of on, that will help to facilitate this less atractive features of the accord "in principle.", This is cs- Nazi regime. In opposite camps sential before one can hall such a theso ፊዳ tendencies-"loft loose arrangement as an wing" and "right-wing" may be plishment likely to lead to their labels display similar dis- regard of proportion and, be it added, a similar faith in theatric- ality, allied to dependence on It will, of course, be agreed that worn-out shibboleths. Thus this the bent of world trade in the Conference in Shanghai is.to in- direction of government-handled veigh against "imperialism." If, business makes arrangements for by any chance, the opportunity the apportionment and contro

of marketa more than ever neces- is to be taken to stage a con-

sary. Competition between pri demnation of the policy of cer-

vate traders in world markets has tain nations-Japan for example often led to unfortunate inter -thon nothing can be more cal-national rivalries.

But rival culated to strengthen the Shang dumping by governments, such as hai die-hard view that the might occur in the absence of an

Power Pact.

CONSUMPTION POWER

necom-

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authorities responsible for the agreement even "In prions.

would endanger world.

to

In

maintenance of law and order should refuse hospitality to the At the same time, however, ond gathering. It is strange indeed would like to see some agreements for the development of consump to find that a body of politicaltion. The wheat pact seems theorists who include in their endorse the theory that the whole programme, apparently, a re trouble is overproduction. pudiation of Shanghai's right to point of fact, to quote the gover Uxist, either as an International nor of the Imperial Bank of India, Settlement or as a French Con-in is last annual Topby one Car dia, offronscarcely agree that there is any overproduption in regard to re- tory to use the amenities of quirements but there is certain- Shanghal for procandings which

relativa to pur-

is

(Continued on Page 4.)

to

Herr Franks, speech was con- siderably interrupted by static,

Kowloon.. station, which and by raspberries from the menced broadcasting on the same wave-length as soon as the relay was announced.

ENVOYS MEET Representatives Endeavour Settle Trouble Amicably Under the joint chairmanship of Robert MacWhirter, Edward Kelly, and Major Cassel, representatives of the Peak and Kowloon factions met in the Jacobean Room of the Hongkong Hotel this morning, in an effort to eliminate the tension that is growing on both sides of the harbour.

It is nuthoritatively learned that' very little progress was made, the dologatos contenting themselves with shouting at each other. Major Cassel also wanted to shout, Bo they all adjourned to the bar. As Robert MacWhirter wouldn't shout, and Edward Kelly couldn't shout, they were thrown out on their necks.

Subsequent events can only be gloanod from-second-hand'sources of information; but it is evident that a free fight ensued, nearly all the delegates coming out on stretchers. Those who could still stand lonnt on oach othor's shoulders, singing their respective anthoma,

cold "Freezer, jolly feller" (Peak) and "Old King Coal" (Kowloon).

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS Strong Note Handed to Kowloon by Peak Ambassador The Peak Ambassador yesterday. called at the Peninsula Hotel and handed a Note to the Becretary of the Kowloon Residents Association, In- forming him that if the Kowloon broadcasts did not stop, he would have no option but to demand that Article XV of the appiled in respect t

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