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FREE CHURCHES CORONATION

DR. BARNES' PLEA FOR FULLER REPRESENTATION NEGOTIATIONS for Free Church leaders to take part in

the Coronation ceremony, have it is understood, been considerably advanċed. The matter, is being con- sidered by the Government and the ecclesiastical authori- tics.

Dr. Barnca, Bishop of Birmingham, supported the suggestion in a sermon recently at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, and subsequently an important statement on the suggestion was made by the Rev. M. E. Aubrey, Moderator of the Federal Council of the Free Churches. He said: "I greatly appreciate the reference Dr. Barnes has made. Free Churchmen generally-desire-that-in-view-of-their- numbera and place in the nation's life they should have a share in nil services in which national religious feeling is expressed.

"We do not believe in estab- lishment, but we do belleve in recognition. Unless recognition is freely and generously given a vigorous demand for disestab- ishment is sure to be revived.

"STRANGE AND UNFAIK“

"It seems strange und unfair that free Churchmen should have no shure in the Coronation service or at the Armistice Day services at the Cenotaphi

"We realise that the present form of the Coronation service, which is throughout Anglican, does make it dificult to bring in a Free Church

voice.

"Out of respect for the King we should not like to make his Corona- tlon an occasion of religious dispute nor should we desire to violate the consciences of our Angilean brethrent. "We think, however, that steps course to should be taken in 'due

the Coronation simplify

service and to bring it into harmony with the religious feeling of a great number of the King's most loyal subjects so that in future it may be fiting for the Free Churches to take a part in SALVATION ARMY

it."

Dr. Barnes particularly mentioned as one General Evangeline Booth who should take part in the Corona- tion ceremony, and u high official of the Salvation Army told the News Chronicla: grateful

"I am sure the Army would be, to Dr. Barnes for his refer- ence to the Salvation Army.

"There would be no healtancy on

"I heartily endorse Dr. Barnes' suggestion. Although the Free Churches would welcome a change, they are unlikely to press for it for Jear of embarrassing either the Crown or the Anglican authori

zien.

"I am convinced that the potte

Dntion na whole would welcome a change.. After all, the Free Churches repre- sent more than half the people.

Negotiations to make a colour Alm of the Abbey service are in progress, and the BBC. Is expected to broad- cost at least a portion of the service, although no- official statement hus yet been made,

THE ART OF WONG

SUI-LING

Special to "Telegraph"

By Luis Chan

The Hongkong Working Artists Guild is presenting an exhibition of the work of Mr. Wong Siu-ling at the Hotel Cecil. A preview is ar- ranged for this afternoon at 4 o'clocks ni which His

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1936.

MAY JOIN IN

CEREMONY

WOMEN DO MEN'S WORK · IN RUSSIA

A typical plcture of the threshing at one of the Soviet collective farms in the Ukraine. Bare-footed- women are working in the large corn silos which tower around them.

NUFFIELD

TO SHARE PROFITS

WITH HIS WAGE EARNERS

London, Nov. 30. Lord- Nullick announced to-day, scheme by which he will part with £2,125,000 of his interest in the vast organisation comprising nine motor manufacturing companies at Oxford, Coventry and Birmingham, of which he has control, to create a under which wage-earners

In these business will

the employed Excellency vernor and Lady Caldecott will share in the proflts.

present, and the exhibition

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CONTINUING

EVACUATION

BRITISH WARSHIPS STILL WORKING

London, Nov. 30.

In the House of Commons, the Foreign Sceretary stated that British warships would continue to evacuate British sublects from Spain when those and where possible, though who remained... had been warned that facilities could not be assured indefinitely, but the British Govern- ment had recently given notice they no longer able to

uécept were responsibility for the evacuation of foreign nat

nationals.

RADIO BROADCAST

Three Relays From Daventry To-night STUDIO PROGRAMME

Radio Programine Broadcast by Wavelength of 35.. Z. B. W. on a metres (845 t.c's.), 31.40 metres (9.32 megacycles). 4-7 p.m.

Chinese Programine.

7 p.m. Joe Loss and His Or- chestra.

7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations and Hongkong Exchange Market Report.

7.35 p.m. Three Songs by Enrico Caruso (Tenor).

Strange Harmony-Toaca" (Pue- ein); Woman is fickle "Rigoletto" (Verdi): My Sunshine, (O Sole Mio),

In accordance, however, with their humanitarlin aims; they would continue to evacuate such persous appeared to them to be deserving of His their

assistance, provided For this purpose, he is conveying Majesty's ships were available for open to the publie for three days as into the hands of trustees one million the purpose. Moreover, Briush from to-morrow.

unita of the recently-marketed

and Consular Onteers in (Capurro). diplomatic In writing on the art of Wong stock of Morris Motors, Limited, the Spain were keeping in touch Siu-Ung. I may claim to be a com- dividends upon which will be utilised the authorition on both sides in Spain petent person for the purpose, con- to build up a fund for distribution and with representatives of the with view with

scheme means that the men will to facilitating the become ordinary shareholders of the ther members of the civilian Spanish

population. British Wireless. concern."British Wireless.

with

General Booth's part. We should' sidering my intimate acquaintance among employees. He snid: "The International Redemtion of fur of the Orient Steam Navigation Com-

take it as a distinct honour to the

great number of working people

of this country in the ranks.” Dr. F. W. Norwood, of the National Free Church Council, said: "I think the fulfillment of Dr. Barnes' sugges- tion would not only be welcome but

form

a

would be jus Free Churchmen considerable section of the community-they are as numerous as Angilcans and are just as loyal.

GENEROUS AND KINDLY The Rev. C. Ensor Wüllers, Prest dent of the Methodist Church, said: "It is not for the Free-Churches-to-p make any claim to take part in the Coronation service, If the Anglican Church desires that we should, it is for the authorities of that Churen to approach us."

Dr. Dinsdale Young, the veteran

him, thereby knowing not only his art but, his personality,

Although Wong Slu-ling started his commercial career 10 years ago he did not do any fine art work un- til I knew him in 1999 when I too Since then began my art curcer

to

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

f

we have always had something

THE WORLD IS UPHELD BY THE VEDA-| learn from, and influence in, each CITY OF 2000 MEN: THEY MAKE THE other's work.

Broadly speaking. Wang's art, so EARTH WHOLESOME-Emerson. far as the exhibits shown are con-

H.M.S. Herpid returned to harbour this morning from Singapore where she has been on a cruise.

A 48-year-old widow Chan Sang jumped from the second Hoer of No. 444 Shanghul "Street yesterday into her backyard, and was killed. Her body was taken to the Public Mor- Euary.

The bodies of an unknown woman

p.m. A Running Commentary by George A. Allan and L.L-Com. 3 ninnnin-Crane on the launch by Mrs. Irvine Geddes, wife of the Chairman

pany, of TSS. Orcades. From Vic- kers Armstrong Shipyard, Borrow- in-Furness.

8 p.m. Time, Weather and An- nouncements.

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and

8.03 p.m. A Variety Programme. VocalTake my heart.....Greta Keller: Flano Solo "Words Music Medley Rale da Costa; of Gold...Turner Lay- Vocal-Heart ton; Alone, Turner Layton; Plonn- Accordeon Solos-Ah! Sweet M

Mystery of Life: Song of

Songs......George Humorous Albert Scott-Wood:

back....Stanley Holloway: comes

Piano Plano Solos Charlle Kunz No, R10..

10....Charlie Kunz:

dist my rhythm, lost my

Methodist preacher, commented: "It his hand on fine art using the colour to the Government Civil Hospital; 'and 'child were removed to the piano Solon-Fox Trot Medley ...

1

-can-bo-divided into. three -----An... Indian,--Lall-Singh,-35,- was Ceres Carminary, the Singit-right for at de thee it the

Northern China Central Magistracy this the and

morning, charged with being a vagrant. Det The preliminary period dates from Sergeant Russell asked for 72 hours 1920 to 1931 when the artist mainly remand, which was granted. worked in the Colony and in Can- ton. In this we can clearly see that

Chun Yat, aged 54, was removed i the commercial artist began to lay

yesterday, after he had fallen down Kowloon Public Mortuary after Hour cheme of is a generous and kindly. suggestion

Tungshan").

comincrcial art.

the stone steps at the Kinshan had been found lying on the aeushore of the Bishop's. For my part, I am "Huis, quite content with things as they are In his Singapore period (1932 to Wharf, and caused injuries to his at Ton Harbour, Taipo, le bodies His condition ist, were in a very deconiposed condition! and do not desire

and were unrecognisable, any alteration. 1933) there is still sume influence of head and right eur.

lis poster colour scheme as "The serious. However, if others wish it, 1 sbail bej

Fountain" (No, pleased."

(No. 10), however,

Cheung Shing-ki, aged four,.living} for unlawful possession of 1,000 ||

at No. 15 Tung Sau Street, received note and

and the feel- unemployed, was brought before Mr. water over himself while playing K. Keen at the Central Magistracy with other children at his home of the Artist has fuller play. In his Northern China period Inspector Hopkins usked for a week's) (1934 onwards) he became ambil formal remand, which was granted. yesterday. He received treatment

at the Kwong Wah Hospital. us to do larger-scale work us a re-Ball in $1,000 was fixed.

The Rev. A. D. Belden, of White-i in "After Rain"clearly shows.

field's Tabernacle, sald:

RUSSIAN TROOPS IN SPAIN.

ARRIVE TO GUARD

MALAGA

20 PLANES EXPECTED

Gibraltar, Nov. 30.

the

colour

ing

to a more me has been changed heroin pills, Chan Ping-kwong, 22. realds when he upset a pot of boilingį ncunéements,

music, lost my man; I'm a fool for loving you....Dinah Miller: Double Harry Roy's Tiger-Ragamumns: In- strumental--Some of these days; St Eddie Peabody; Louis Blues, Vocal-When you've got a little springtime in your heart; (a) Tinkle, tinkle, tinkie; (b) Over my shoulder Jessie Matthews (Soprano). pm. London News and An-

9.20 p.m. Selections from Opera, "Der Freischulz" (Weber); "Tales of Hoffmann"-Vocal Gems; "Pag- lincel"Selection

of the commission for

9.40 p.m. From the Studio. A mural

Misk Ena May Durrunt, of Herne Light Programme by William paintings for the Bank of China at

In an attempt to commit suicide. Shanghal in 1934 which he executed Li Ying, a woman, of No. 23 Yuk Sauv. Kent.. who

In the Gifford (Baritone) and Nura Kanis arrived in co-operation with two other Street, Jumped into

was morried on (Pianoforte), the harbour Colony last week, artists. In

In this period,

however, he from the ferry launch Mun Yee. Taylor, of the Hongkong Police a dear land....Francis Allitsen: God Saturday afternoon to Mr. Gordon: 1. SongsThere's a land, a land. sed a much

yesterday. She was rescued by colours with great effect,

was solem-send you back to me....A. Emmett coumun from the ferry, Ng Yee, and Force. The ceremony Since Wong's return to the Co by sent to the Kowloon Hospital.

nised at St. John's Cathedral, the Adams; 2. Plano Solos; Song- generally painted big

Rev. H. W. Baines officiating. Ninvanci.....Stephen Adams; senle watercolours but he has also

Piano Solo. experimented in oil painting with a pallette knife, and 1 may say that in the latter type of work he has certainly been

utilised n

self.

fuller gamut of

of

10

p.n London Big Ben. Talk: Foreign Affairs" by Sir Frederick Whyte, .C.S.L., IL.D.

10.16 p.m.

The New Mayfair m-Orchestra.. onc Selection of Bing Crosby Numbers: Selection from "Roberta": Selection from "Sweet Adeline": Selection

time." "Once upon

11 p.m. Close Down,

While being kept a prisoner at the

Before Mr. K. Keen at the Centrali Central Position, Li Hen, Red Magistracy this morning, Lai Lin, tried to mutilate himself with : 35, married woman, was fined $90, ce of broken bowl. He was pre- influenced by my-inted from doing himself perman-" for-possession of seven pounds

nt injury, and was taken to the dutlable tobacco. Lo Lin, 34, unem- Government Civil Hospital for treat- ployed, was fined of $20, or

the possession of for month, dutlable liquor. Lil Wo-hing, 201, unemployed, received a fine of $500, or alx inonths imprisonment for possession of a large quantity of

On

ment.

Russion, are expected 'at Maluga this far from being monotonun istrand, which was granted.

raw oplum.

There is occasionally in touch of narsliness in the artist's treatment of foliage, but with the exception of this the method adopted by the artist

in In pahiting landscapes

Before Mr. K. Keen at the Central A general and 100 Russian officers places ranging from Singapore to Magistracy this morning Cheung ure reliably reported to have arrived Pelping may be said to be as vari-Tak. 21 unemployed, pleaded not at Malaga and to have taken over ous as the places themselves, giving guilty to a charge of having in his the full command of the militia. the sense of different atmospheres possession $100 Hongkong und

For stealing a quantity of telephone there..

and expressing feelings and moods Shanghai Bank note. Det.-Sergeant

P. and O. Bank It is also reported that 20 tri-imposed upon him by the subject. Bentley asked for n

24 hours' re wires from the inotored aircraft, belleved to

Building in Chater Road yesterday, be Thus his style though

an unemployed man, Li Lit, 33, was Siu-ling is a Appearing on remund before Mr. Keen at the Central Magistracy this

arrested and Essentially Wong

brought before Mr. K. water colourist and his all colour K. Keen at the Central Magistracy morning, where he was bound over is still in the stage of being worked this morning, Abdul Niamat, 10, was in $50 for one year. Another man, out. He seems to paint more vivid sentenced to three months' har Tam Shiu, 18, was bound ever in ly and more happily in water colours labour on each of two charges of than in the oll medium but he is being a vagrant in the Colony and $25 for six months for the theft of from No. 46 On his arrival hare ho visited Mr. gradually anding his way out of the failing to report to the Central om, electric wires

Wing Lok Street. Grice Hutchison, so-called "Scarlet aninteur's tendency to harahress and Police Station monthly as die should "Pimpernel," who has saved many

persons from the war-ridden Spanish sureness and already very strong supervision. towns.

week.

The Public Prosecutor of Malaga, who escaped thence aboard H.M.S. Ardent - disguised as a coal heaver after swimming out from short, and told this story.

Algeciras this morning resulted in many townspeople seeking refuge in Gibraltar Reuter.

1

.

muddle into a touch gaining in have done whilst under police

and pleasing.

Dr. Wu Liensteh, M.Ay M.D., LL.D., D.LITT. D.SC., ele, the internationally An aerial bombardment of Wong Siu-ling is leaving for Li On, 22; unemployed, who ap known authority on Plague, will

Singapore at the end of this month. peared before Mr. K Keen at the peak, under the

auspices of the That there will be vital progress in Central Magistracy on Saturday Hongkong University Medical So- his future work is certain because charged with having snatched a bag cloty on Friday, December 4. at 13.30 be is continually Increasing

his containing $110 in Hongkong notes p.m. In Room "K" Hongkong Uni- on "The New Medicine and knowledge of the art of painting, and $0.30 in Chinese money from a versity," on

Ancient Chinean and such progress will be eagerly Chinese wonten in Queen's Road Its Impact on

*All interested and sympathetically watched by his near Gutzlaff Street on Saturday, Medical Practice." Intimate friend, the writer of this was brought before Mr. Keen this are cordially welcome. Tea will be notice, who has so much in common morning · and sentenced to threa served in the Union Tea Room at!" with him;

This lecture will be of; both of us being self- months hard labour and 12 strokes 6.15 pm.

·taught artists..

interest to educationists as woll,

SAVOYARD'S ESTATE

London, Nov. 30. Sir Henry Alfred Lytton, the fam- ous Savoyard, who died last August; left 214,877-British Wireless.

of the cone.

Charged before Mr. J. A. Fraser, ut the Central Magistracy this morning, with the theft of a brass bolt and nut from Talkoo, Dockyard, Leung Kwal, aged 59, a' casual labourer, was Aned $2, or seven days' im prisonment. Mr.

G. Bird, head watchman of the Dockyard, was the complainant, Inspector T. O'Connor said defendent was searched on leaving the Dockyard, and the bolt and nut were found in his possession; They were valued at $1. Defendant was employed as a workman at a store.

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