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CHINESE SCHOOLS MR. LAU KING-TSING'S HOMILY TO PUPILS
Mr.
Had
FEBRUARY
1937.
HITLER SPEECH
RESTRAINT GIVES GOOD IMPRESSION
London, Jan. 31. "Hitler's exemplary restraint bus the best Impression in
was
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Mr. Lau King-laing, Vice-Chairman A practical demonstration in of the Tungkoon General Chamber NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hollywood convinced 000 dancers of Commerce and Industry, yester that the ORDINARY YEARLY and singers appearing in "Born to day gave away the prizes to success-created GENERAL MEETING of HONG-Dance" that there really is a man in ful Dupila of the ten Free Chinese London and the speech is regarded the moon and also a man in the sky Schools maintained by the Chamber as rendering a streng service to educational offshoot, the Europe and the world," declares the KONG TRAMWAYS LIMITED will who hangs out the star at nigli: and its
Obierver's diplomatic correspondent. know because they have Tang Yee Tong, at a combined cere- be held at the oflices of Messrs. They
His seen him do It.
name is mony held in the Great Hall of
"It was not merely that there was nothing moro of the Treaty of Ver- Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd. David Vail, the electrical wizard Queen's College.
for the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, who was to sailles that he could tear up.
addition General von Hongkong, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of February, 1937, at 12 o'clock musical romance which is now have performed the function, was known that
the King's
Theatre to-day.
unable to attend on account of an- Fritsch, Commander-in-Chief of the had already persuad- erman Army, had Romantic moonlight and glitter- other, engagement. noon, to transact the ordinary at
ing
made stars were
order After thanking the Supervisor and ed his political colleagues that Ger- business of the Company.
AND NOTICE
for this latest and most elaborated Teaching Staff, including Mr. Li Po-many's present need was avoidance
of chee
whose free services were of controversy abroad and that Army musical. With a control panel
acknowledged, Lou opinion was solidly behind him." more than a hundred switches and warmly
ал almost
The Sunday Times says: "The buttons Vall made the moon shine King-Ising, mentioned
to reply and eclipse as he willed and kept unique record of educational expan-tone and temper of Hitler'
ir. Eden's recent speech were more than 9,000 stars glittering and sion as Indicated by the increase Mr. moving as the dancers went through from one to their present number of noticeably better than there of Ger- their rapid routines on the stage be-Schools within a period of 18 years. man press comments upon the same
He This low. Vall is a stellar expert.
work, he said
Air Mail by "Imperial Airways was being subject. They suggest the wish on part for further discussion. hus been the man behind the stars seriously threatened by the dimcult his
At on stage shows and various pictures times now entered upon, which had British statesmen wish it too.
You pick forced them to abandon the higher the same time they feel that some for more than 15 years, out a star in his vast studie con-primary school in order to save a thing more is required than phrases. stellation and Vall will make it wink
very
heavy recurring loss. The Who wills peace as an end must also
will the means thereto."-R
-Reuter at you, and he can place the moon premise this higher school
Time whore it will be the greatest aid to occupied at No. 9 Taipingshan Street a romantic mood in the flash of an had since been utilised for a natural cyc. As the "Born to Dance" com- overflow from the lower schools, but pany rehearsed its many routines
an endeavour was being made, on prior to Alming the big finale scene restricted lines, to preserve the higher said to be the most elaborate and training in a special Class 0. lavish stage setting created for
Additional to the work outlined, NOTICE is hereby given that musical film this year, Vail rehearsed said Mr. Lau, was the free tuition and fading in perfect being given to two boys at the the ANNUAL ORDINARY GEN-his light cues and kept the ERAL MEETING of SHARE- rhythm. Director Roy Del Ruth and Sainam College, made possible by the
generosity of the Headmaster, Mr. | yet. the Dance Director Dave Gould let the Cheung Lan-chng; also the University HOLDERS will be held at
While the polite tone, of the speech Vall. Being also #musician
old pupils at the Chungshan and
dealt somewhat vaguely with specifie versatile electrical engineer had his National Universities at Canton res points raised by Mr. Eden's recent OWTI
wn dance routine in the deep
pectively, on
vely, on funds provided by the speech in the House of Commons Added to studio
Eleanor co Aky.
with regard to a general Europoon Powell,
James Stewart, Virginia Tung Yee Tong.
Prescription for Success
settlement, For example, Mr. Eden's Bruce, Una Merkel, Sid Silvers, Alan
"Although the financial problem
point that all nations must be ne-. Ebsen and the year Dinehart, Buddy
had become serious," the speaker cepted us potential pa
partners Rec
Beerns several
hundred dancers, singers
s'have been' answered by and musicians, Val? provided the big- continued, "our educational work
re-ammu- оп by all the ton of be carried
Germany's gest "all-star" supporting cast that had to
unalterable a film Arma- means in our power, and the Com-antagonism to Bolshevism and Hit- has ever glittered in
milice were
grateful for the permis- Ier reverts to the doctrine of two ment. For eight hours a day he Unkered with the lights, circuits and ston granted by the Hon. Secretary bloer, which is not accepted else wires, and when the cameras started for Chinese Affairs and the Hon. where, even by Signor Mussolini to grind the man behind the stars Inspector General of Police for the Reuter. had already worked out his own recent street sale of flowers. Our thanks are also due to the public for harmonies and routines.
their generous support which, in the would secured, sum of $3,300 it enable us to carry on, at
rate for any another year, without undue barrassment."
HUMPHREYS ESTATE &
FINANCE CO., LIMITED.
blinking
#
stars
Marking time rather than advanc- ing matters is the general Impression of Hitler's speech in London.
The pronouncement that the era of surprises ir over is regarded as excellent as far as it goes; but it is observed that the era of collabora- tion does not seem to have begun
literature, because with so little time | HONG KONG HOTEL, Hong Kong. music of the Stars entirely up to training received by two, deserving is noted, it is remarked that Hitler
I say "good" reading of good books.
that what available it is casential you do read should be good. Nearly three hundred years ago a great Eng- lish prose writer declared that "he that perpetually reads good books,
will have
on THURSDAY, the 18th February, 1937, at 12 noon for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with State-
If his parla are able. Know-ment of Accounts for tho
a huge stock of ledge has, of course, extended for ended 31st December, 1936, since then, but I still hold that
by
careful discrimination it is possible to acquire, even judged by modern day standards, a huge stock of know- ledge."
association of history with The archaeology and architecture, and of blography with pilgrimage is procedure which I warmly commend to their to you as adding greatly Interest and to an appreciation of their reality,
A
I have also derived great pleasure
from
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the
to
Company will be CLOSED from
8th. February MONDAY, THURSDAY, 18th. February, both days inclusive.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managora. Hongkong, 30th. January, 1937.
"Champagne Walle"
blue
At last they have provided singer Gladys Swarthout with a story and
the occasional intensive study HONG KONG/STRAITS FREIGHT lending man worthy of her talents.
of some favourite author until he ol most lives again for one to be con- sulted on many of the graver matters with which we are from time to time confronted.
are
CONFERENCE.
Foreign Shippers.
NOTICE is hereby given that as from the IST MARCH, 1937, rates of freight from Hong Kong to Singapore, Penang, Port Swetten ham (direct and vin Singapore) will be increased 2000 over cur- rent rates.
and will be issued shortly.
ono
does.
em-
United Press adds that coin- went with cident
Hitler's speech, the February issue of the London re-
The Banker criticises Ger
Military.
and Anuncial position during the four усага of Hitler's regime. The paper says: "Undoubtedly it is true that Germany's economic ills result from her rearmament. It is equally true that these ills have been accentuat- ed by extravagance in public. ex- penditure,"
War Guilt Clauses
London, Jan. 31. Hitler's withdrawal of Germany's signature to the War gullt clauses of the Versailles Treaty was certain to arouse intense enthusiasm in Ger- many, without involving a risk of conflict abroad.
Though the legality of the action as nendemic. It is generally adiit- questioned, the move is considered fed that sentiment among the for ner Alites has grown in favour of the opinion that Germany was by no means solely responsible for War.United Preas,
Concluding. Mr. Lau King-tsing "The Champagne Wallz," Paramount enjoined the puplis to life of pre- production which is showing at the paration and application, saying that Queen's, Alhambra and Star Theatres to-day, in celebration of Paramount's only through education could the way be opened to a successful career. Dificult superior screen en- Silver Jubilec,
circumstances, he, sald, The excellent Sworth-should not be allowed to discourage tertainment.
of out voice It may be thought that to follow
given plenty cellulold
perseverance and diminish the can- will such nav
ndvice as I am Klving
footage and its full range is brought sidence one should always have in place you out of touch with modern
to the sound screen for the first me. oneself. have thought and development. I
In other words, other plefures the Prizes for the successful pupils little fear of this, knowing how
has made have not shown the prima were donnied by the Commitice of modernism
-dot to the best advantage. "donna 10
but the Tung Yee Tong. Mr. Lau King at the claims of how attractive, if meretricious,
this
As a leading man, ising, who is its Chairman, announced so much of Ils literature. What I
Miss Swarthout has the capable and that he hoped to make permanent the would beg of you is not to ignore
Schedules showing tariff rates likeable Fred MacMurray playing special prizes he had been giving for the great writers of the past, whose
reason, as from the 1ST MARCH, 1937, pposite her. As usual, his per- exceptional work in the three depart-19
and plentifully ments of English, Chinese, and dill- works have, not without
are now in course of preparation nce is pleasedy relief. The gence combined with good conduct.
supplied with escoped the envious tooth of time.
comics, however, are well su The memorisation of verse such as re the
Jack
Indo-China. What we mean to con- by
Oakle certain
and Herman cer prasages in Shakespeare,
JARDINE. MATHESON & The story of "The sonnets of Milion and Wordsworth, or
Champagne vey, is that if you'll step into the the remembrance of incidents which
CO., LTD. Waltz," while light, is well suited to Majestic Theatre to-day when "Ang- la Swartbout, and is a much beiter kor," the Apex Pleture is showing, occurred long ago, will often prop
will see things you never Secretaries, Hongkong/Straits moments,
yarn than anything they have given you your mind in dark
wit curry Freight Conference. her to date. MacMurray is cast as dreamed existed, and you
American Jazz band leader on away with you an impression of Hongkong, 27th January, 1937...
the-loose-with-his-musiclons--in having
having lived and experienced ad-
forbidden Vienna.
modern under contract with ventures the elly's leading impresario, played civilisation. Wild animals of weird by Herman Bing, and because of his appearance rampaging on their no- Male tigers battling popularity, has attracted all the tive heath. business away from the
while a desperately the Viennese
female cat Waltz Palace. Miss Swarthout ap-watches with blood-eyes,
white
the.. as the grand-daughter of
embrace of a giant A "village" of croco- Fritz Leiber, the director of the python,
palace orchestra, She and diles lying in ambush to trap the first waliz
thing which ventures Into the together McMurray are
brought
A Bengal tiger when chestra cut of competition, Dakle is
she attempts to get Fred's or
a native on a
woman gun These are but
ΟΙ a few cast as MacMurray's manager who gets himself tangled up with the many major thrills to be seen Viennese
a background. of and suddenly in "Angkor," with a countess wakes up one morning to find that he has married her, Summing
the entire picture
there seems to up,
these latter let me give you two ex- amples which will, I trust, serve for you as they have for me to smooth my sober thought, "the ravelled sleeve of care," and at times instill a more courageous spirit. Helpful Things
sont life of
HONG KONG/CALCUTTĄ FREIGHT CONFERENCE. Foreign and Chinese Shippers.
In rates.
The first is from our own country. When in A.D. 027, Edwin, King of Northumbria, was considering the
NOTICE is hereby given that as adoption of the Christian faith, he called his chief men into council. from the 1ST MARCH, 1937, rates of freight from Hong kong to What was said on this occasion largely forgotten, but one pussage from a speech survives: The pre-Calcutta, Rangoon and Madras sent of man is like the awifi fight will be increased 16% over current of a sparrow through the room which you sit at supper in winter. fire in the midst, while the good
prevail snow storms of rain and abroad; the sparrow, flying in at door and immediately out at
an other, whilst he is within issule from the wintry storms, but after a he vanishes out of your short space sight into the dark winter from which he had emerged. So is this life of men. What went before or what is to follow no one knows,"
n
one do
The other is from the classic innd of Greece. When Leonidas with his three hundred Spartans were sent to hold the pass of Thermopylac, word came that the invading Peralans thele were in Buch numbers that
sun, to shafts would obscure the which, the unshaken Dienekes made the simple reply, "So, then we'll fight in the sundely,
Lastly, nothing is more helpful in
Schedules showing tarif rates as from the IST MARCH, 1937, are now in course of preparation and will bo issued shortly.
.
JARDINE, MATIESON &
CO., LTD. Secretaries, Hong Kong/Calcutta
Freight Conference. Hongkong, 26th January, 1937.
THE "STAR" FERRY CO., LTD.
Notice to Shareholders,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
THIRTY-NINTH
the cultivation of personality than THAT THE
ips, which, however, like all ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING friendships, good things, have their responsibilitOF THIS COMPANY will be held les and obligations. "If you have a friend," we read in an old Icelandic at the Office of Messra. Jardine, poem, "visit him often. The road is Matheson & Co., Ltd., on Friday, grown over with grass, the buches the 5th February, 1937, at 11 a.m., quickly spread over it, if it is not con- for the purpose of receiving the stantly travelled,"
In conclusion, let me remind you Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for "Whether in Nalshopur or Baby- the year ended 31st December, ion,
Whether the cup with sweet 1936. bitter run,
that
or
The wine of ille is oozing drop by The leaves of life are falling one
drop,
by one.
But heard are the Voices, Heard are the sages, The World's and the Ages, Choose well! Your cholee is Brief and yet endless.
COMMISSIONER'S TOUR Regarding the report that Mr. Fercy Chen has just returned from a tour in the East River district, during which he accompanied Mr. Llu Wel- chal, Commissioner of Reconstruction for Kwangtung, it was erroneously stated that Mr. Liu came to Hong- kong with Mr. Chen. Actually, he proceeded back to Canton via the
· North River.
Company will be CLOSED from The Register of Shares of tho
Friday, the 20th January, 1937, to Friday, the 6th February, 1937, both days Inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors.
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Paris, Jan. 31.
17
Tepid Reception The reception of Hitler's speech here is generally of a very tepid nature, though as an apparent reply to M. Leon Blum's recent "speech"at Lyons
it will receive duc study, The speech is described as more moderate than carller pronounce- ments and should lead to clarifica- tion of the international position.
Definite proposals for readjust- ment, which were hopefully anti- cipated, where not forthcoming, but France is glad to hear Hitler's German relteration that the bone of Franco-
contention 18 buried.
Reuter.
Angkor-Vat-great stone monuments German ancient ruins-Angkor Thom and
ok a
vanished race of where once a million
The music is good, Miss Swarthout the
ery little in that can be criticised.ved in civilised he
of which
more
Danzig and Memel
Paris, Jan. 31. Hitler's declaration that there will surprises and that Germany is now prepared to colla- borate with Europe is regarded in Paris as the most striking portion of the speech. This is interpreted as
The only traces left are the great possibly meaning that just as after
and other members of the cast sve palaces, temples and civic structures, fine performances and most of the comedy
sured France that she had no further is of the side-splitting richly carved and once studded with the return of the Saar, Germany as- variety.
"The Champagne Waltz jewels
worth the
the ransom of several can he highly recommended
for modern empires, "Angkor" is excit-territorial aspirations towards France, so now she assures other nations everyone.
Ing and eye-aling and provides an
that there will be no attacks on their evening
of stiroulating and eerie en integrity. For instance there can tertainment much
out of the
be no possible Invasion of Memel ordinary. It is said to have been Go to "Angkor" and get a thrill! three full years in the making, and
and no seizure of Danzig. We don't mean to go to the other is side of the world to Cambodia
"Angkor
This passage in the speech is con- production,sidered to afford o distinct gleam of
a Warner-Purdon in directed by George M. Merrick.
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Quay D'Orsay not Alarmed
Paris, Jan. 30.
The Quay D'Orsay is not surprised or alarmed at Hitler's action.
Officials drew attention that the Versailles clauses fixing Germany's continental boundaries
the and status of her pre-War colonies re- main and France continues satis- Bed-United Press.
Italian Approval
Rome, Jan. 31. Italian political circles whole- heartedly approve Hitler's speech, which is thought to strengthen real peace for which Italy and Germany are working
It is remarked that Hiller's points for the attainment of peace are fully aligned with Italian polley,—Router: American Interest
Washington, Jan. 31.
Hitler's specch was eagerly rend in
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the light of recent discussions here DUTIES OF WATCHMEN first four of such purposes concern
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United States Secretary of possibility of real touching
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AMENDMENT TO THE LOCAL ORDINANCE
only police watchmen and their em- ployer. Other watchmen and their employers are dealt with under the last three paragraphs, which are to the effect that regulations may be made imposing duties and obligations on employers of watchmen, prescrib- An Ordinance to amend the Watching fees, and generally for the pur- been pose of
10melal circles are reticent, but in 25 AVFITRI A*~ omenjadi
international quarters the speech is
and the Inability of Hitler. M. Leon | drafted, and · is `published" in the the carrying out the provisions of:
generally regarded as disappointing men Ordinance, 1928, has
Blum (French Premier) and Mr. Government Gazette.
Anthony Eden
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Ordinance.
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The principal Ordinance Ordinance to provide for the regis and
the imposition of duties:
(Briti Foreign Secretary),
to speak language, much less to find a com- mon ground for co-operation, is de plored, as is also Hitler's adamant tration and regulation of watchmen. considered better to make express provision therefor. in paragraph:-(e) attitude on the colonial question, Sub-section (1) of section 3 enabled of the sub-section. Clauso'z of this, whilst refusing to make the least conccision to the British and French the Governor In Council to make re- amending Bill amends the paragraphs viewpoint in exchange-Reuter. Igulations for certain purposes. The recordingly.
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