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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, DECEMBER

Why Don't They Start Wars the Way They Pay for 'Em ?

1933.

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LET'S TALK. THIS OVER A FEW MORE YEARS AND SEE' IF WE CAN REACH A SETTLEMENT

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Recent Parliamentary oratory in

JURY LOCKED IN AND "RHODES SCHOLARS”.

KEY LOST

DOOR FORCED BY

COURT OFFICIALS

FOR CAMBRIDGE

NATAL WOMAN'S BEQUEST

Mr. Balot, of Durban, Natal, A jury at Birmingham County who died in 1030, left funds for Court last month found themselves

| Bet_out-in quantities-in How- arth's Parliamentary Gazette. From the opening of the Reselon locked in a private room to which the establishment of Elsie Ballot on November 22, 1032, to the ad- they had retired to consider their scholarships at Cambridge on the Journment on July 28 last, Mr. verdict.

Lansbury appears to have been When they had come to an agree. chief orator, his speeches having ment there was a knock on the door occupied 202 columns of the official to Indiente that they were ready report.

to return to the Court. Mr. Neville Chamberlain,, Chan- An official went to open the door, cellor of the Exchequer, was second, but it was locked, and the key with 238 columns, and he in follow-could not be found, withough all the ed, in that order, by two Opposition rooms in the Court were searched. front benchera, Sir Stafford Cripps Efforts were made to break the and Mr. Attlee, with 228 and 213 lock, but this could not be done, und in the end Court officials had to columns respectively.

force the door to release the jury.

Sir Hilton Young, Minister of Health, spoke 209 columns and Sir Herbert Samuel, the Liberal Leader, 207.

Ines of the Rhodes Scholarships.

Mrs. Ballot's desire, ap expressed in her will, was to bring about a mutually friendly feeling between the two dominant white races in South Africa.

The scholarships, tenable for three years are valued at £400 a year; candidates must be of Euro- Pean descent and must have acquir ed, by birth, a domielle In the. Union of South Africa.

For 1934 two scholarships are available and are being allocated to candidates who are ordinarily do- miciled in Natal or the Transvaal.

behind.

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284; Mr. Tinker with 280, and Mr. Mr. Churchili occupied 122 Charles Edwards, the Opposition columns, or 22 fewer than Mr. Chlef Whip, with 277. Kirkwood; while Mr. Lloyd George Mr. Hore-Belisha, Financial-Viscount spoke only 67 columns.

Secretary to the Treasury, anawer- columns spoken, in the House of In the Division Lobby recordsed most questions in the House as Lords, with 218. Brigadier-General Nation, Consera Minister. His total was 548. The State of Parties In the Honse vative member for East Hull, voted Sir Henry Betterton, Minister of of Commons at present, according in 286 divisions out of a possible Labour, answered 522 and Sir John to the "Gazetto" classification is:

The only member to equal Gilmour, the Homo Secretary, 474. him, is Captain Margesson, the Mr. Tom Williams, Labour mem- Government Chief Whip.

ber for Don Valley, naked 540 ques- Lt-Colonel Mayhew follows with tions, leaving all other members for

201.

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