1936-08-26 — Page 10

10

Canadian Pacific

EMPRESS OF ASIA

SAILS FOR VANCOUVER via SHANGHAI & JAPAN

AT NOON

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th

B/Danada Sept. 18 Sept. 20 E/Russle Oct.

Oct.

E/Japan Oct. 10 Oct.

Oct. 30 Nov.

E/Aala E/Canada Nov. 1 Nov. 16 E/Russia (Nov. 25 Nov. 27 Nov. D/Japan Doc. 11 Dec. 10 E/Aais Dec. 23 Dec. E/Canada Jan. 26 Jon.

E/Runnin

Sept. 21 2 Oct.

7

Oct. 19 29 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

271 Dec. 2

Doc. 12

Leave Shang-

Steamer

Hong Kong

hal

Nogu- Bakl

Kobe

Arrive

LOS TO

Yoko-

hamn Honolulu

Leave Leave

Van- couver Victoria Arrive

Laavo

E/Axia Bopt.

4

Sept.

'Sept,

0 Oct. 40ct,

18

1' Nov.

25 Dec.

20

8 Sept. 10 Sept. 12

Sept 281Sept. 25 Oct.

8 Oct. 10 Oct, 21 Oct, 28 Oct. Nov. Nov. 7 Nov. 18 Nov. 20) Nov. 29 Dec.

iDoe. 3 Dea 10 Dec. 18 Dec.

27 Dec. 20 Dec. 31

Jon. 31 Feb. 2 Feb.

12 Feb. 14 Feb. 10 Feb. 18

24 Doc. 20

0 Feb.

Feb. 27 Feb.

TO MANILA

EMPRESS OF ASIA

EMPRESS OF CANADA

.5 p.m., Aug. 27th. .Sept. 11th. .Sept. 24th,

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

Full information from your own Agent or

Jnn. 0

Canadian Pacific

GREATEST TRAVEL

WORLD'S Union Building.

Tel, 20752.

ENY.K.

THE

General Passenger Agents in the Orient for the

CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE.

San Francisco vla Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu,

Asama Maru

Taiyo Maru

Chichibu Maru

Seattle & Vancouver.

Wed., 2nd Sept. .Fri., 18th Sept. .Wed., 30th Sept.

Hikawa Maru (Starts from Kobe) Wed., 2nd. Sept.. Illyo Maru (Starts from Kobe) Sat., 19th Sept.

Now York 'via Panama.

+Noshiro Maru

†Naka Maru

Mon., 31st Aug.

Fri, 11th Sept.

South America (West Coast) via Japan, Honolulu,

h

Los Angeles, Mexico & Panama,

Bokuyo Maru

London, Marseilles, Antwerp

Hakozaldi Maru.

Terakuni Maru

Hakusan Maru

Liverpool va Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus,

and Marseilles..

†Lyona Maru

Sydney & Melbourne via Manila & Ports.

Kamo Maru

Atsuta Maru

Mon., 7th Sopt.

& Rotterdam,

..Sat, 29th Aug.

Fri, 11th Sept.

Sat., 26th Sept.

.Thurs., 10th Sept.

.Mon., 31st Aug. .Sat., 26th Sept.

.Fri., 28th Aug. :Sat, 5th Sept.

„Sat., 29th Aug.

+Lisbon Maru

.Mon., 7th Sept.

Shanghai, Kobo & Yokohama.

Sat., 29th Aug. ..Sat., 12th Supt.

Tues., 22nd Sept.

Bombay via Singapore, Penang, & Colombo.

†Tokiwa Maru

+Muroran Maru

Calcutta via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon,

+Hakodate Maru

Karuna Maru

Katari Maru

Kitano Maru (N'saki direct)

† Cargo Only.

*Burns Phlip Lines, Joint Passenger Ågente,

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

'Tel. 30291.

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

14

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

Men and Things

Abroad

T is not just chance that the Japanese push in China is now southward, and that the danger of a Russo-Japanese clash' in Mongolia has faded.

Very few months ago it looked as if an explosion on the borders of Mongolia 'and Manchukuo was all but inevitable. Now it has become unlikely.

Japan is going to busy herself with "China proper."

And the reason is that her Mongolian policy has proved a colossal failure.

In the beginning It was cloverly conceived and carried out. The key idea was to pose as the protector of the Mongol race, and to offer Japanese help ia unifying Mongolia.

The Mongol people are now in sections. There are the Mongols of Manchuria-under Japanese control: the Mongols of Inner Mongolia, under Chinese suzerainty: the Mongols of Outer Mongolia, a People's Republic under Soviet protection, the Uzbeka In Siberia.

Every favour, every sympathy WILS shown to the Mongols of Manchuria. They were protected against the economic invasion of the Chinese (the greatest Mongol grievances). They were Aattered and cosseted.

of

Clever Japanese officers, talk- Ing Mongol, understanding the Mongols, laid the foundations of n Mongolian revival, with the Mongols of Manchukuo as the nucleus.

They mashed their propagando very successfully Into Inner Mongolia, less superssfully, but quite, seriously into Outer Mongolia and Uzbekistan.

In Constant Conflict

BEHIND the propagamta came the troops, 1105- Ing their way cautiously forward until Irontier patrols of Manchukuo and Outer Mingolin came into constant

rotflirt.

The wheir situailon looked very #minous; and then with a queer sucİ» derness the Japanese pressure ceased.

Two things had happened;

Firs the Tokyo Government real- Ised that the Sovici Union would fight if Outer Mongolin were attacked: and that Russian military strength in the Far East was now of such a kind that war would be a dangemus gamble for Japan.

Second, the Mougal polley, on which wverything depended, lind collapsed.

Arroganco

BEHIND the picked officers who had been trying to hard and ably to win the confidence and sympathy

of the Mongols had come a different type of Japanese-arrogant soldiers, arrogant

officials, greedy business men.

The Mongols found themselves no longer flattered, but treated CON- temptuously as a subject and half barbaric Deople. They found them-

26, 1936.

JAPAN Sucks Her Burnt Fingers

Felves 110 longer ,plundered.

protreted,

KALGAN, gate- way city to inner Mongolia, re- ceives Siberian caravans, deals largely in tes.

ROUND

ABOUT by

The Showman

PPARENTLY Wo fro to have another dose of Bright Young Parties for Bright Young People. There has been a Hawaai (curses!) a Hawaia (more cursea), a Hawaiian (got it!) party at Richmond.

The guests were in appropriate cos tumes, a whole pig was roasted over a bonfire, some of ito beat-known girls in society" danced war dances. welcoming klases and no.OD..

But my old heart leaps at the sug-. gestion, by one of the guests, that liere may be cannibal parties to fol- low.

"Darling. I just ate my husband!" "Darling, how too grotesque! Aren't you rather cut up?!

"No, darling, but he was.”

I laugh, and laugh, and laugh. Boo To The Duce

By now, we have all digested Mr. Eden's Tearless shall we may), characteristically feltisli, twhat dö you think?) remark to the League Amembly... It is the view of jise Dri- tish Government that this Ašvembly should not in any way recognise Italy's conquest of Abyssinia.”

How's that for saúco?—us Doris would my. But we need not worry. - I have to doubt that the view of tho "National" British Government will decline in sauciness precisely as Mussolini demands, and will, in any our homes at the ease, change completely after the usual period. Is it five or six months?

Aud Badoglio uoddeo as I told him thesee things.

must be before she will be in a posl- "Will you leave but

tion to negotiate with other Power. merey of an invader?"

Who is the invader? Why Ger- She has already the most powerful

of course. In one column Navy in the world, she has an im- many, mense Air Fleet-probably the most #creaming arms-propagandisto Bre Manchuria from pro-Japanese became enclent in the world and she pose the Daily Mail appert for friend. sesses potential resources of war ship with Germany and in another material and mun-power which give column call out for a vast Ale Force her a commanding world position.

to oppose the German "menące."

Arroganer and lawolence and greed undid Very quickly at the work of the Mongolian specialists, The Mongols of

bitterly anti-Japanese.

They declined co-operation and began to organise resistance. Their Iraders were accused of capionage for Russia and shot.

Japan Thinks Again

THAT na setiled it. Jupan knows that if trouble emme she would have the Mon- Hols not as ullies but as bliter enemies, And to light a war either on the Amir of sonjewhere around the Crobl desert with hostile Mongols as well as Chinese bandits" on the lines of communication would be crazy,

Bo Japan, abandoning Mongolian projects for the moment, is thinking again of "autonomy movements" ti Shantung and Fuklén,

Military Might

What then are the reasons for this Self-Contained

sudden decision to make rearmament on a vast scule the new British

VERY SOOD now, t walchword? The answer, which Sir

leas something ROCK Thomas is not likely to give, Is plain, Inc:edibly wrong with expectation, 12

Soviet Union will be economically The moment Great Britain_aban- completely self-suicient. One of the cloned collective security in Europe atent achievements of the Bul. she threw into the melting-pot all shevik régime has been the survey- the familiar guarantees of European ng and development of the amaz peace, and at the same time gave hat natural resourers of its territory. the signal to the Continental dicta- There are to-day only two ezsential torn to go straight ahead,

raw materials which are not produced in large qunatitles in Ure Valon—Lla and rubber.

Our Folly

THE nation is now to be called upon

And a real beginning has been made. even wh these,

to pay out tens of millions of Geological Hunt

pounds as the price of its Govern- exasperating reflection. ment's fully and cowardice. It is an

whole

11

OUR THOMAS INSKIP, glorying in

DIG geulogies) hunt

tur

over the his exposition of the arrange- Exponents of International peace the discovery of five separate areas

resulted ments made for a mighty increase in through League petion are, to all up rich in th

country has Britain's military power, quoted

Development ka ta begin unctuously a phrase of Mr. Lloyd pearances, condemned to fight a IL DIXC, and It

that hoped George's that a strong Germany la of them, like Mr. Attlee, have an- will be able

Lloyd series of rearguned actions. A few

within five years Soviet itusefi better able to negotiate than a weak mounted a little shamefacedly that needs

to supply its own Germany. This, Sir Thomas point they will not encourage recruiting for ed out with masterly logic, applied the forces of the Crown-shame solved by a new process, by which ruu- The rubber problem looks like being with equal force to Great Britain.

facedly, because of a What Sir Thomas did not point out sciousness that such an attitude will of the timber industry.

sneaking con- er is produced from the waste wood was that Germany had started from zero. Nor did he condescend to let panic-stricken people will ask them, product being almost indistinguish- be regarded as "unpatriotie; think a Quality in anid to be admirable, the us know how "strong" Great Britain as Sir Thomas so

feelingly asks: able from "natural" rubber,

M&M

MESSAGERIES

MARITIMES

FRENCH Mail steamERS.

Sailings from Hongkong.

MARSEILLES via Saigon) To SHANGHAI—KOBE. Singapore, Colombo,__Djibouti (Adon), Suox, Port-Said.

Pres. Doumer....8th Sept. Chenoneaux .22nd Sept. ..6th Oct. D'Artagnan

.20th Oct. Sphinx... Felix Roussel....3id Nov.

Chenonceaux D'Artagnan Sphinx Felix Roussel Jean Laborde

.5th Sept. 19th Sept. .3rd Oct. 16th Oct. 30th Oct.

We can issue through tickols to Egypt, Syrian ports East Africa, Madagascar by transhipment on our mail steamers at Port-Said or Dijbouti..

For full Particulars, apply to:

Tel. 26651.

Cie dos MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

Triestina

CO LTD

Lloyd

Grith limited, but exceptionally good, passenger accommodation). Homowards to:

Port Sudan, Port Said, Maravilles, Algiers, Oran, Antwerp, Rotterdam (Amsterdam), Hamburg, Oslo, Gothenburg and other Scandinavian Porte.

Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe, and Osaka.

via

Manila and Straits Settlements

MS. "NAGARA"

.6th Sept.

ALS. "DELHI"

M.S. "SHANTUNG"

..6th Oct. ..6th Nov.

Outwards for:

4.9. "DELHI"

:20th Aug.

MS. "SHANTUNG”, ..................

.18th Sept.

Passenger Rates:

£47

254

Agents: 0

G. E. HUYGEN

Canton.

Hong Kong to Moditerranean Hong Kong to Antwerp

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

“Hongkong.”

NEXT SAILINGS

To Italy "Conte Verda" 30th Aug.

To S'hal "Conte Rosso" 20th Sept.

SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS

Validity 100 days at greatly reduced! coat allowing of 2 months stay In Europe. Speelal concessions to 1st and 2nd class travellers to London. Fares to Venice, Trieste, Ganon and Return. £132, £88. £50. Special Two Months' Round Trip Tickets At Reduced Rates

To BOMBAY

17

COLOMBO

"

SINGAPORE

,, SHANGHAI

£44 £25 £21

£41

£22- £19

£18

#13

211:

£12

£.9

EG

ROUND THE WORLD tickets issued at Special Reduced Rates in connection with all the Traps-Pacific & Trans-Atíantle Conference Línu.

ITALIA & COSULICH LINES Agents for the sale of through and Independent tickets to North, Contral and South Américan parts via Italy.

THROUGH TICKETS TO LONDON-23 days Special facilities for despatch by train of heavy baggage with liberal free allowanco.

INTERCHANGEABLE RETURN TICKETS with the Dollar Lines an very favourable conditions.

LLOYD

TRIESTINO

P.O. Box 143. Tel. Addr. “Lloydiano" Telephones Nos. 32982/8. Canton Agents:—DODWELL & CO. LTD., Skameon,

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES

AND.

AMERICAN MAIL LINE

Serve the World

PRESIDENT LINERS SAIL FREQUENTRY -- REGULARLY

Frealdent Liners' frequent selling and their unique stopover privileges allow you to travel juzi vzmetly as you choose And Dollar Hteamship Lines and American Hail Line worldwide offices and agents are maintained to serve you ashore' in whatever place you chance be. Make your next trip more enjoyable, travelling "the President Line way.”

TO SAN FRANCISCO

Via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, San Francisco, Panama Canal, Havana, New York. Pres. Coolidge Pres, Taft Pres. Hoover Pres. Pierce Pres, Coolidgo

TO SEATTLE, VICTORIA

Via Shanghal, Kobe, Yokohama and Victoria.

Noon Sept. Sth Pres. Jefferson Midnight Sept. 22nd Pres. Jackson

Noon Oct. 3rd Pres. McKinley Midnight Oct. 20th Pres. Grant

10 am. Oct. 31st Pres. Jefferson

EUROPE, NEW YORK

Via Manila, Singapore, Penang. Colombo, Bombay, Suez Canal, Naples, Genoa and Marseliles.

Pres. Monroe..

Pres. Van Buren Pres. Garfield Pres. Polk Pres. Adams

Midnight Aug. 28th

MANILA

Sept. 11th

Sept. 25th Oct. Oth Oct. 23rd

THE MOST FREQUENT

SERVICE

Next Sallings,

0 am. Aug. 20th Pres. Coolidge

Sept. 12th Pres. Monroe

"

Sept. 28th Pres. Jackson

Oct. 10th Pres. Van Buren Oct. 24th Pres. Taft

Wait For It!

SERIOUSLY, though. Mr.

Eden.

what will you advino if -as is posable the Italian Ambassador pre- sents new credentials as the repre- sentative of the "King of Italy and Emperor of Abyssinia "7

Remember, you said, "not in any way recognise."

Or, will you remember?

With a hey diddie diddle, and a fo 11 ta!

Beryl Butts In

Kat, secing us how thla is Saturday, let us strike a note of reckless galety-- MIss Beryl Buny, OBE, "of the Maistry of Interference: “ Wüst? 'As how! You can't say that, my good 221214."

MYSELF: "Ok, can't !! I have on, income of £100 a week."

Miks Bunyi "I beg your pardont Go ahead. I thought you were one of the lower classéN."

Excuse For Song

As I was saying, a note of reckless gafely. And here is an excuse for it- "Lady carried an umbrella, baL wore no hat. Lord, on the other hand, kes a black beret."

Raise your voices and sing:- Tenors: "Though the day be gently covered by the ma-antie so-oft and slady

Bassen:

•

o

bejewelled night, the har-rbinger of Sleep and Errant Cat.

Percussion and Triangle: " you can always tell the husband from his wife who is the Lady

Trombones: "

for ale carries an umbrella but she wears no hatt

P.SAnd that bump on his head is black beret.

More Millennium Notes

"Mr. Hacksaw will see you in one minute... twenty seconds gone.... Thirty

nifty

Ofty-nine, in

you και

"At what hours would it be least Inconvenient to you for us to play ouɛ wireless?"

Wags' Corner

WE will have another Scottish story later: the Aberdeen Joko Factory 14 working overtime. Meanwhile hers 1 an Irish one:

"Fat thought he would make some brend, so he got a good supply of four and yeast, and sot to work. Bome time inter his wife, who had gong tò bau, heard bira stumbling upstairs, and called out: "Have you got it in the aven yet, darlin'? "

"Got in the oven be hanged." #noped Pat. "Dedad, I can't keep it in the kitchen!"

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

Authorised Capital ........................

$80,000,000 Passed and Fully Paldi ....... 30,000.000

Reserve. Funda tem

Sterling

€ 6.350,000

Hongkong Currency Reserve $10,000,000

Heerew Llablity of Proprietors $20,000,000 HEAD OFFICE:—KONGRONO.

BOARD OF DIRECTORA.

ilou, Mr. J. à, Patereco,

Chairman.

G. Kako E

Deputy Chairman,

9 p.m., Aug. 27th | Hon. Mr. W. HL. Deli, J. B. Masson, Eat,

MOST FREQUENT BERVICE ON THE PACIFIC

PEDDEN BUILDING-HONGKONG. CANTON BRANCH No. 4. Shakor Street.

8 a.m. Aug. 29th A. 1. Compton Eq. K. B. Morrison, Esa.

Ifon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell, T. E. Puntos, Esqu

6 p.m. Sept. 5th Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson, A., I. Ehields, Esc.. 8 n.m. Sept. 12th

0 p.m. Sept. 15th

CANTON AGENTS

for The

Hongkong Telegraph

WM. FARMER & CO. Victoria Hotel Building.

Shameen, Canton.

Tel.: 13501.

AMOY

BANGKOK

V. M. GRAYBURN E CHIEF MANAGER.

DATAVIA HOMBAY CALCUTTA

CANTON CHEFOO COLOMEO DAIREN

FOOCHOW HAIPHONG TAMBURG HANKOW HARBIN, HONGKEW

IPOK

JOHOR

KODE KOWLOON

BRANCHES —

KUALA LUMPUR

LONDON LYONS MALACCA

MANILA

MUAN_(JOKOAB) MUKDEN

NEW YORK PMPING

PENANG BANGOON

BAIGON

BAN-FRANCISCO

BHANGHAI SINGAPORE BOURABAYA BUNGEI PATANI TIENTSIN

TOKYO

TSINGTAO

- YOKOHAMA

Current Abomuuta opened in Local Currency and Fixed Deposits, received for a01 VAT OF shorter periods ·ía Local · Curryner and Blariing on to which will be noted en *pplication.

ALSO up to date BAFE DEPOSIT BOXES In various slam TO LET.

Hongkong, 18th April, 1990.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

The Hostess of the above Hand le_st ducted by the Kongkong and Shanahai Dank. lug Corporation.' Bula" may be obtained on: soplication. FOR THE HONGKONG AND BHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

----Y, M. GRAYHONE-

Chief Manigen. Hongkong, 24th Pobrosry, 1996.

Page 10Page 11