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HONGKONG CELEBRATION

OF

SILVER JUBILEE

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

May GMorning

10 a.m.-Official Service in St. John's Cathedral. 11a.m.-Public meeting in the Headquarters of the Hongkong Volunteers Defence Corps, attended by His Excellency the Governor the Members of the Executive and Legislative Councils, Judges, Local Justices of the Peace, Heads of Departments and the Jubilee Committee, and their ladies, at which a loyal address and a telegram of congratulation to His Majesty the King will be read and approved.

Noon-Royal Salute by the Navy and the Garrison.

- May 6--Afternoon.

4 p.m.-Garden Party at Government House. 11a.m. to about 6 p.m.-Chinese procession in the town.

May 6--Evening

8 p.m.--"Lighting up time"-The illuminations of the Colony will be switched on instantaneously,

Military Bands will play until 9.30 p.m. at Statue Square in Hongkong, and opposite the Peninsula Hotel and the Po Hing Theatre, Nathan Road, in Kowloon.

9.30 p.m.--Searchlight and rocket display by the Navy and Army.

Night-flying displays by the Air Force, Fireworks and "artificial fountain" displays in the harbour.

Tuesday, May 7

9 a.m.--Review at Happy Valley...

11 a.m.-Chinese procession.

7 p.m.-Chinese lantern procession.

9 p.m.-General illumination.

9.30 p.m.-Repetition of Searchlight and Night flying displays; Display of fireworks in the harbour by the Japanese Residents'

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

PLEA FOR WOMEN MINISTERS

GIFTS NOT BESTOWED ON MEN ALONE

EDINBURGH

DISCUSSION

Edinburgh, Apr. 3.

"I can find no sound argument. ofthor in nntare or in reason, or in Scripture, or in Christian experi» ence, for any different standing in the work or in the offices of tho Christian Church as between men and women," said the Rev. Dr. James Black, at a meeting In favour of women in the ministry,' held in Edinburgh last night.

The meeting was held in the Music Hall, George Street, under the auspices of the Edinburgh Equal Citizenship Society, Dr. Black occupying the chair.

The chairman read a letter from Principal the Rev. Dr. Martin, New College, regretting inability to be present, Principal Martin stated in the letter that the pre- sent, as it seemed to him, was em phatically not the time when the Church of Christ could afford to be jealous of recognising, or slow to use to the full, the whole spirit- ual gifts that had been bestowed upon her. Ile saw no reason to hold that the gifts necessary for the ministry had been bestowed upon men alone. He trusted that the day might come, though le might not see it, when, in accord- anco with a rising volume of public opinion, such restrictions in their own Church would be removed. Then the matter would rest where, In his judgment it ought to rest. namely, as one to be determined practically between those women who conceived themselves called of God to this service, and the Christian peuple themselves who desired to be so served. (AP plause.)

EMBARGO SHOULD BE REMOVED

Dr. Black said there was no possible privilege within the King- dom of God that must be reserved to a man just becaush he was a

MAN.

To him such a thing was not only unbelievable, but more, it was un-Christian. Some people had argued to him that equal pri- vilege, such as he claimed for the Christian Church between men and women, did not always argue an equal function.

They asserted that funetion in

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"SCROOGE" READY

At in ready at the Twicken- ham studios for production On "Scrooge," adapted from Charles Dickeng's immortal story, “እ Christmas Carol."

Weeks of research work have been dene. The art department has made intensive research into the costumes, manners, and archi- tecture of the period, and is busily constructing sets to illustrate one of the most loved of Dickens's stories. Seymour Hicks und Donald Calthrop have betu cast in leading roles.

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wanted women ministers just be cause women were different from men. He belleved women would have something to contribute of vital moment to the Church and to the world which the Church exist-

ed to serve.

ACTOR MARRIED

Mr. Franels Löstus Sullivan, the British stage and screen actor, was married at Caxton Hall, Lon- don, to Miss Dante Gaylen Miss Frances Joan Perkins), a theatrical designer.

DEVELOPMENT OF NEWS

THEATRE

very

Provincial towns are soon to One thing only could save the have their own newa theatres, In the Christian Church must demand world, and that was that they London, where British Movietone certain special qualities and quali-[should be brave enough to live News first instituted a theatre for fications. He fully agreed. Thero according to the truths that were the exclusive showing of news, this was no doubt that to exercise a incarnate in Jesus Christ. Against type of entertainment in function either in an equal state that background of momentous successful and popular. or in an equal Church demanded present importance, he wanted a

A new company has been form- special qualifications. But was complete presentation of thoseed, the Times Theatres (Ltd.), there anyone there of any Chris- truths, and he did not believe that whose object it is to establish news tinn experience who would be bold men alone could ever achieve that. theatres in most of England's im enough, or foolish enough, to argue They wanted the most intimate co-portant provincial towns. that men, simply because they operation of men and women for were mon, possessed those special qualifications and women did not?

that end.

The Tatler at Manchester will be the first. Admission will be, at 78. and 18, and will provide 70 minutes' entertainment, of which 30 minutes will be supplied by Movietone.

RADIO STAR IN FILM Mabel Constanduros,

dinlect

Mrs. Pollard, a representative of the Society for the Ministry of Ile thought it should be made Women, London, who also spoke, clear that they did not argue that argued in favour of the recogni- women should be trained and or- tion of the spiritual equality of daised to the ministry, and then Women with mon and of equal thrust willy nilly on any congrega- opportunities for service for men tion. They did not do that with and women throughout the Chris- comedienne of the radio, is to usc men. All they asked was that the tian Church. She said it helped the Yorkshire dialect, for her first present embargo should be reher Society tremendously to be in big screen part in "Where's moved, and that women, such as Louch with other bodies interested George?" Sydney Howard's latest cared or were deemed suitable, be in the cause of spiritust equailty comedy for British and Dominions. made available so that any con- of men and women. She thought She plays the part of Sydney's gregation which desired a woman there was a close connection be-nugging wife. 4 p.m.-"Jamborally" of Scouts and Guides at Happy Valley. might call a woman as its minister. tween that cause and the cause of 7 p.m.-Chinese fantern procession.

"Where's George?" is her first poace. When, instead of force "straight" film. She played in there was substituted love and Radio Parade" and made a film of Sunday, May 12

pence on earth, then inequality. between men and women would one of her "Buggins" sketches at simply vanish,

the very outset of talkies."

Association.

Wednesday, May 8.

1a.m. Chinese procession,

Morning Services, in all churches and places of worship.

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