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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1937.

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HEART ON

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New York, Jan, 10.

MRS. DOROTHY HATCH, wife of Colo-

nel Azel Hatch, once wealthy broker, would not be alive to-day if her heart was in the right place.

Coronation

By a Woman Correspondent

WITH a Queen also to be crowned, the Coronation ceremony in West-

W minster Abbey will provide a 'spectaclé even more brillant and

pleturesque than that which had been arranged for King Edward VIII.

The ceremonial will be almost identient with that at the Coronation of King George V, and Queen Mory in 1911.

Lady Haig's Reply to "L.G."

. There will be one incident parti- cularly impressive.

When the Queen lifts her crown and places it on her head there will be simultaneously

an uprising of jewelled arms as the pecresses put on their coronets,

DRESS UNCHANGED

CHARGES OF INTRIGUE they arrive at the Abbey and hold

- AND INSULT

They will carry the coronets when

them in rendiness for the Queen's crowning.

"Fifth Carriage" Offer at the Coronatlass of King Edward

In Procession

By A Military Correspondent "Solicitous bath in war and peace

for his officers and men and a gallant

soldier who put service to hly King and Country Orst." That might well be the epitaph of the late Field

Marshal Earl Halg.

Many had intended to wear tarns

VIII. Most of these had already been sent to jewellers for cleaning and resetting. Now, they will not be required.

corects.

Some pecresses will have to order

As each coronet is of stereotyped design, according to the rank of the peeress, there is no question of style

composition.

or

The presence of a Queen will In- volve no alteration of the dress of the peeresses.

In a petition to the New York Supreme Court for soparation tells for the first time her ver- Halg has raised her own memori from her husband, Mrs. Hatch

In "The Man I Knew" (published by the Moray Press, 188.), Countess

Kiriles and robes will be worn, ac- sion of a shooting incident of one whose anxieties she shared when cording to the regulations previously December 10, 1932, when she his responsibilities were well-nigh in- announced by the Earl Marshal for was wounded by a bullet.

calculable. Hier book forms a glow the Coronation of King Edward VIII. Ing tribute to one whose character These regulations are the same as Saya Mrs. Hatch, In her state-as a man and a soldier, and a hus-at the Coronation of King George V. ment to the court: "It was at band and father, may be said to have and Queen Mary. tempted murder, and it would approached close to the ideal. have been murder but for my mis-, placed heart.”

Extracts given from Haig's diaries The many friends of Miss G. M. prove how great was the political Cotton, Headmistress of Quarry Bity The atatement saya the bullet intrigue going on against him during School, will learn with regret that entered her chest where the heart is the most critical part of the war. she is leaving the Colony on Satur- normally found but her beart was

day by the s.s. Ranpura. Miss Cotton several inches to the side and she Lady Halg writes, her husband re- years ago to take up the post of Immediately after the Armistice, arrived in the Colony nearly thirteen recovered.

ceived a telephone message from Mr. Assistant Mistress in the Victorin Lloyd George (then Prime Minister) British School. In September 1025, At the time the shooting was held following day, a Sunday, to take part Day School.

him to come to London on the she became Headmistress at Quarry sking to be an accident, and Colond in a ceremonial drive through the Hatch, arrested for having a pistol streets. "Marshal Foch without permit, was discharged.

HUSBAND ACQUITTED

Mrs. Hatch

Блуз carns £20,000 a year.

He has fled AL counter-suit for: divorce, and contunds that the shooting was an attempt at sufelde by Mrs. Hatch.

ARCHBISHOP ADMITS VESTMENTS ARE "ILLEGAL”

and M.

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Clemencenu arid a number of other procession was to go to, the French her husband statesmen and soldiers from the Embassy for a reception to which her

Allied countries were to take part," husband had not been invited. Lady Halg expinins,

"L. G." AS WAR DICTATOR There is much in the book about "When Douglas learned that he the interference of Mr. Lloyd George was to ride with General Sir Henry as to how the war should be con- Wilson in the fifth carriage, he was ducted. General Haig persisted in his astounded, and considered that this view that they should concentrate on was a greater insult than he could the Western Front and not serious- stand even from the Prime Minister.ly deplete an already too weak force- "Douglas had effaced himself for by sending troops to other theatres the past three years, because he con- of war, including Itnly. sidered that to win the war it was Sir William Robertson told Halg essential that the Frenels and British how upset he was on account of the armies should get on well together. continual change of plans of Mr. "He had remained silent when Lloyd George. It looked as if Mr. Lloyd George talked of what he self the director-general of

Lloyd George meant

to make him~ (L. G.) had accomplished by his fore-action

TO- sight appointing Foch as Com-actions of all the Allies, and to ac- THE Archbishop of Canterburymander-in-Chief of the Allied forces,complish THE

that he was anxious to agrees that the proposed use of although it was Douglas's suggestion supply guns and material to Italy and certain vestments in Canterbury made at the Conference in March, Russia so as to have some bold over Cathedral is "against the Inw declared by the Judical Committee of supreme_command.-

DS 1918, that Foch should be put in

those countries. the Privy Council."

But Not Inconsistent With Church Principles

He does not, however, propose to take steps to prevent it.

His point of view is disclosed in correspondence which has passed be- tween hin and the Rev. E.. G. Bowring. secretary of the Church Association, of Buckingham-street, Strand,

Mr. Bowring wrote to the Archbi-1 shop a letter stating:

Your Grace wit be aware that the chief of these vestments, the chusu blc, has been condemed by the highest eeclecinstical court of the realm,

In the Church Assembly in Febru- ry your Grace expressed thankful- ness that there had recently been no

"Nuw that the war bad been won by the armies in France, he utterly refused to take part in purely political stunt by riding in triumphat procession through the streets of London merely to add to Lloyd George's importance,

the

Dealing with the German-offen-- Rive against the British in 1918, it is stated that the Fifth Army was pushed back "In spite of the magni neent work they put in." Halp's trouble was that he has practically no reserves.

Criticisms of General Gough, who commanded the Fifth Army, which had borne the brunt of the attack, "He therefore sent word that he, were sent to could not go to London on December Chlet, and he pointed out that "what the Commander-in unless he were ordered to do so was wrong was not Gough's general- by the Army Council. Douglas was ship, but the fact that

lid he had adopted this attitude, be- Cabinet had so weakened the forces the War from Lord Stamfordham asking him ments for keeping the divisions up cause afterwards he had

a message and falled to make adequate arrange- not to come to England for Lloyd to strength, that George's procession,

there were not as he was quite enough men to withstand the German sure the King would be much die assault." pleased if any reception were held during his absence from London.

It was later discovered, Lady Haig

prosecutions of the law-abiding adds, that the proposed triumphal

clergy for their what your Grace euphemistically pronounced "extra- legal" attitude. But the law stands and the Word of God stands.

The pho

chasuble is the full-dress Muss which your martyred predecessor, Archbishop

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In spite of these representations the War Cabinet General Gough was at fault. He was decided that accordingly recalled.

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blasphemy and injury that can cone against Christ."

Your Grace has many a time re-

cently appealed for unity. I would therefore, respectfully plead with you, DS "Visitor" ok Canterbury Cathedral, to take such steps as may prevent this apple of discord being thrown into the midst of the Anglican Communion.

THE PRIMATE'S ANSWER

The Archbishop's chaplain replied: The Archbishop desires me to say that it is 110 doubt true that the use of what are called vestments in the Holy Communion is against the, law. declared by the Judicial Com-

ng dec mittee of the Privy Council_in the

cases which you mention. But this la precisely one of the matters allud-

ed to in the report of the Royal Com- mission of 1900,

Th

The Prayer Book Measures of 1927 and 1920, if they had been passed into law, would have legalised the

Matinees: 202, 30c, Evenings 20e, 35c, 55c, 80c: Servicemon 40c, use of the alb and chasuble, After

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the rejection of these Measures the bishons of the Convocation of Canter- bury resolved That during the pre- sent emergency and until further or- der be taken the bishops canuol re- gard inconsistent with loyalty to the principles of the Church the use of such additions or deviations as foll within the limits of proposals contained in the Book of 1028."

Whether the polley thus indicated was wise or unwise may be a matter for discussion. It is the policy which the Archbishop deems it right to follow in his own dioceso,

Accordingly he is not prepared to take any such petion as you desire.,

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