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SPEECH DAY:

AT ST. STEPHEN'S GIRLS' COLLEGE

A large gathering of parents and friends of the pupils were present yesterday afternoon at the annual spdech day and distribu- tion of certificates at St. Stephen's Girls' College, when Lady Pollock gave away the awards,

OCTOBER 5, 1935.

GUARDS EUROPE

PEACE

(Continued from Page 1.) motives," Mr. Baldwla warned. "I trust we have heard the end of this." He was loudy cheered.

COLLECTIVE SECURITY Mr. Baldwin sald he regarded collective security as affording Brk- tain greater security than was ob tainable by any other policy.

"Our primary necessity is to sco that peace is preserved in Europe. We believo collective security and the League of Nations are the best means of preserving pence in

CABINET COMMUNIQUE

Faris, Oct., 4. The Cabinet, rose at 0.10 p.m. after a three-hour meeting, and

The school report was present- Issued a communique in the followed by the Principal, Miss E. S. ing terms:

Atkins. Presiding at the function was the Bishop of Victoria (Rt. "The Cabinet approved, the Government's reply to the recent Rev. R. O. Hall), and it was sup- British Note. M. Laval gave a ported on the platform by the complete report on the interna-Principal, the Hon. Mr. S. W. Te'o, tional situation, especially the Lady Pollock, Mr. Kwok Slu-lau | Europe or exercising some measure deliberations pending before the and the Rev. G. K. Carpenter, of control should the peace be tem- League. The Cabinet was in un-among others. animous agreement with M. Laval on the position to be taken at Geneva, and expressed its entire

confidence in him."---Reuter,

RN WAR

Others present among the large gathering were Mr. G. R. Sayer (Director of Education), Mr. and

Mrs. J. Ralston, Rev. and Mrs. J. I. Higgs, Rev. II. W. Baines and Mrs. R. II, Kotewall.

SUPPORT UNLIKELY

A pleasing programme of music, Paris, Oct. 4.

drill and a play were presented by The Cabinet has approved the the students before the actual com

Es- French answer to Great Britain's mencement of the speeches. query as to whether France would pecially delightful was the piano solo support Britain in a Mediterrane-by Miss Luk Saudi-lin, the dancing and evolution, by the Lower School Sconex from and Kindergarton.

were well received. It Is learned that the French "Coriolanus Pollock's Speech

and certificates were reply avoids specifically respond- ing to any of the British questions, the dributed by Lady Pollock, thus dimming the hope of joint who addressing the gathering anid:

на I think Speech Day sounds action against Italy.

terribly alarming!-however I to make a speech, not going there are just one or two things should like to say.

A Califnet communique approves M. Plerre Laval's policy at Geneva-United Press,

SPAIN'S ATTITUDE

The

porarily broken."

The Prime Minister paid a tribute to the unswerving loyalty and support Great Britain has been receiving at Genova from every representative of the Empire and every quarter of the globe.

ALL MUST APPROVE

"Let us keep in mind during the difficult days ahead of the League that any action must be taken with the approval and co-operation of all." he advised.

Mr. Baldwin Batly denied that Great Britain had not acquainted Italy with the British viewpoint from the earliest dny othe

ertais,

There has been frequent and constant diplomatic contact," he asserted.

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GEORGE O'BRIEN în "'HARD ROCK HARRIGAN"

STAR but

First of all, I would like to ex- press the great pleasure It gives me

to be here to-day. I always think

DISARMAMENT`IMPOSSIBLE

"It is impossible any longer to

that it is an honour to be asked to pursue the path followed since the Rome, Oct. 4.

present the Certilientes at St. Ste-Great War of more practical dis A trade agreement has been

Mina armament-than any other Euro- phen's College, and I thank

that signed between Italy and Spain Atkins for

the regulate

Bystem

of honour and reciprocal imports on a basis of concessions and facilities,

to

ndi Riferring

The whole per

me that pleasure. pean country, In handing out Certificates onespective has been changed by the has no

vity of Enying any re-arming of Germany," he went

them, soon. thing to

He did not look to Germany, or It is believed that the agree will take this opportunity of con. who have

any other country, as a necessarily ment will go beyond the ordinary gratulating all those

the most-favoured-done so well in the School Leaving potential foc, but the presence of facilities of

Certificate Examinations, and I wish

at the various another great nation armed altered nation clause, and also that in the them overy success event of economic sanctions being Universities to which they are go- the European outlook. employed against Italy, Spain willing, or whatever future work they undertake. There is plenty of refuse to participate-Reuter.

work in the world waiting to be done. Then I am sure you will all wish to join me in congratulations to the five Old Girls on their suc

Dictatora were another new cesses, two sisters, Kwok Wal-fun

on Kwok Pui-chce having factor. However pacifist in the and graduated from the Faculty of Arts early stages of their dictatorships In the Hongkong University, and they tended throughout history to Ruth Ling from the Lingnam Uni- divest attention from domestic versity.

BLOW STRUCK AT ERITREA

(Continued from page 1.)

The fulfilment of League obliga tions may some day mean that the nations fulfilling them may have to maintain the Covenant by force of arms, he said.

+

MUST BE STRONG

the general order issued by

Then in Musle we congratulate difficulties to external adventure, General Debono to the troops. Esther Lyen on having passed, her in the end.

The order adds:-"You will L.R.A.M. Examination in London.

Last but not least our congratula- have to bear fatigue and sacrifice,tion to Caroline Braga for having and face an enemy strong and

won a Fellowship of Trinity College warlike. This fact will enhance

of Musle London. We look forward to hearing more her musle in the merit of your victoriouN

Hongkong (Applause,) achlevement."-Reuter Special.

RELENTLESS ADVANCE (From the Correspondent with the Northern Army).

"I am not satisfied with our position to-day. There is risk in accepting League obligations unless wo are able to carry them out fully," All these successea reflect great he maintained. "I do not like credit on St. Stephen's College, questionings reaching mo from the And lastly I want to congratulate world at large with regard to our

students on the success you all of of your Annual Sale of Work. We ability to fulfil our obligations.

"In no conceivable circumstances have just, heard that last year you The Italian forces advanced re- realized the sum of $2,000. Simply must we feel nerially inferior to :-How-do-you do it? 1 anyone within striking distance; ! lentlessly to-day, following where

know, so much like to

nor should it be Impossit for our their bombera fed the way.

will wonder why The bombers flew over Adown a

ticularly interested in your people, whatever may happen, to be third time and dropped a quantity Work" Well-it is just this-St.secure in their supply of foodstuffs

overaeus," he concluded. of high explosive. They also John's Cathedral is badly in need of from bombed Adigrlat to the east-fonds.

United Press.

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Addis Abada, Oct. 4. Despatches from the front state that planes bombed Adown for the third time and Adigriat for the second time.

Italian planes have been seen north of Lake Teana for the first time.

am so par-

thought the best in the history of the School,

Reuter. We have a tiresome over- draft at the Bank. And we do not like an over-draft at the Bank,

The Cathedral Women's Guild have been asked to make suggestions of ways and means of getting rid of this over-draft, or at least of reduc- ngit

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He was more pleased with what School for children. Saturdays were Miss Atkins had said about the Free Among other ways and means of given up to touch poor children, and course a Sale of Work was suggest-Sundays for the visiting of the sick in hospitals. He was glad there ed.

was now sonic place in the Compa This was not met with any en- thusiasm. Several people said "Oh where deaf and dumb children No" you can never mako much out have a chance to lead a normal life.

"I want to congratulate you to St. the splendid year, particularly. Other war planes have bombed of "A Sale of Work"

It seems we must come

on your splendhi | 205CEBUS Fort Gorasi in Ogaden, bordering Stephen's Girls' College to learn now congratulate you

successful sale. (Ap-example of service to your fellow- Italian Somaliland, and also parts to run

The Bishop described of the Gerbordi and Ualual sec- plause.)

I do not think we need to go far meeting with two old leaders of the visit. he tors. Casualties haven not been

to find the secret of your success. Chinese people in a

were dia- announced.--United Presă,

It lies in the "team work" of all had paid to Peiping.

They you

there were many for the good of others told him that

Chinese could not do THE ROYAL FAMILY

throughout the year.

could not fight)... But

they It lies also in the Spirit of Fellow-

every London, Oct. 4.

which Service

runs could serve the poor. and ship The King and Queen will, ac- through everything in this College. and woman learns the spirit of ET

vice to

to his neighbour, it

it would be cording to present arrangements. These are the secrets of your suc

a magnificent example to the whole leave London on Monday for San-cess.

world. It was a message to them Icongratulate Miss Atkins, the dringham, where it is expected they will be in residence for a fort- Staff, and all you students upon this all the way from Feiping, concluded

Spirit of Fellowship and Service

the Bishop. (Applause.) and

Refreshments were then served, night. The Duke of Gloucester is I hope it may continue to inspire going to Sandringham next week you in whatever you undertake whe- after which the gathering dispersed. for a few days' shooting with thether it be work or play. (Applause.) King. Lady Alice Scott, the. A beautiful bouquet of flowera Duke's fiancee, to-day lunched was then presented to Lady Pollock with the King and Queen and the by little Master Itonald Sun, Duke at Buckingham Palace.- British Wireless,

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List of Certificates' Scholarship Cup, School Leaving Certificate qualifying for Matricula-! tion with Honours and distinction in The Bishop's Address

Algebra and Trigonometry, T.C.L. Addressing the gathering. Bishop sald how glad he was, that Junior Certificate in Violin Playing. Lady Follock had come to St. Ste-Lal Chung-yue.

He was par- School Leaving Certificato qualify- phen's that afternoon, them when she dealt with the spirit-Wong, conving Certificate qualify. lcularly grateful for her talk to Ing for Matriculation with Honours.

Shuk-luen. School Atlantic City, Oct. 4. Mr. William Green, President of of service. It was service that mat-

In this world.

Lady Pollock Ing for Matriculation.-Kwok Tin- tered

Maud Lee (with distinction In the American Federation of was loved by everybody who know Labour, speaking at the building her because her life was devoted to biblical Knowlodge). Lich-lan

Gap Chau-leung trades convention, said. Labour service, not only in St. John's Cathe Mok In-ngoh, Daisy Woo, Wu Lal demands strict American noutra-dral, but all over Hongkong. (Ap yu

School Leaving Certificate.-Chan He went on to say that yester- lity in any foreign conflict, plause.) United Prosa.

day was a day when every Chris- Shuk-ching, Choy Wing-kam, Choy tian remembered St. Francis of Wing-yung, Fanny Fung, Luk Sau Assisi. His life was one of riches,

TREASURY HILLS

he was talented and popular devote but he gave up all these things to

and Lau-Po-

lin, and Wong Shuk-san.

Trinity College of Musle Senior (Pjano and Violin)Fung

(Piano): Intermediate.

lifo London, Oct. 4.

to the service of others. Fung-ting Plano Honours, Dors

would re- Chow.

Peggy The total amount applied for Next week the Chinese

member Dr. Sun Yat-aun,

who was

Tong Kwan-shue, Fung in tenders for £45,000,000 Treasury to them what St. Francis was to Loung bille was £71,246,000. The aver Christians. St. Francis changed the Fung-yuen, Ella Hong-sling

Junior (Plano):

Mo-ying, age rate por cont. for bille at whole face of Europe. A

Chow; Violin, Dora Chow, at the paratory (Piano Honours)

months was 12/8.05d,, of what was good in Europe deal:..

Tong

threo

om him. from against 10/6.87d a week ago. present time came

Bishop Hall referred to Miss Katherine Yippi, Pass, Fung Fung- British Wireless.

Atkins statement that the results hann, Li Wal-haan, Nelly Pang of the axaminations were good. He Violin:-Peggy Min, Lillan Chow, Joan believed that was an understatement. Yang,

*Initial Div. (Plano Honours) The results were magnificent they wore the best in the Colony, and ha“Wal-man.

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