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THE HONGKONG Telegraph, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939.

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Havelocks Ellis

THIS GREAT MAN

Wyndham St., Hongkong Ellis have been the who seemed obviously destined

'Phone 26615

July 13, 1939

HE life and work of He was a studious youth, re- the late Havelock tiring and uninterested in games, for the Church. But parental greatest contribution that fears of tuberculosis sent him to England has made to the Australia when he was 16, and movement, beginning to- there he had to spend four years wards the end of last of adolescence by himself. They MAKE no mistake about it: this century,

tried to decided the course of his life so wave of Japanese-inspired nul- replace the dim and fur change or development has oc completely that no fundamental British propaganda that is spreading tive horrors of tortured curred in him since. throughout that part of China con-

Fight These Lies

try.

a

which

An Appreciation Of The

Late

Havelock Ellis

But he only practised for a to make that much acceptable few years. He became the editor to the ordinary man.

of two highly successful literary He was the missionary with and scientific series of books, the low, persuasive voice -whose and by the time he was 30 had work has been invaluable. described much of his own at-

titude to life in a collection of

essays, "The Now Spirit."

The "Spectator" began Ita review of this volume with the

sentence, "Mr. Havelock Ellis-

Tangye Lean

if Mr. be the proper title of A Look. Through

which we have considerable doubt...."

The "Telegraph”

50 YEARS AGO

It was an attitude with which he was to become familiar. Freud has said that when he first expounded the essentially sexual origin of hystoria "a

July 13, 1889, vacuum rapidly formed Itself During a discussion of the Budget in around my person"; but he was rus moved that the sum of 3,000,000 the Chamber of Deputies to-day, "Drey- not submitted to the indignities francs be added to the estimates for met by Havelock Ellis in 1898 the secrat service. He said that the | recent revoluțiens showing how ready after the publication of the first the German Government was to expend volume of his magnum opus money in buying English journals clearly demonstrated that Germany's "Studles in the Psychology of idea of warfare was not merely a

question Sex."

of cannonballs, Spuiter, Minister of Foreign, Álfairs, salil ha would not refuse increased means to

asist the diplomacy of France.

order to maintain the works on the

Winding up his judgment on a gentleman who had been guilty of selling it to the public the Recorder said:

The Chamber of Deputies has adopted by a large ranjority the new project So long as you do not touch ratative to the Panama Canal. This this filthy work again with refers to the Bill introduced by the Government, authorising the Omelat your hands and so long as you Liquidator of the Panama Canal Com- lead a respectable life, you will pany to issue the unplaced bonds, in hear no more of this. But if Canal pending the decision of the quen- you choose to go back to your ton as to its completion. (The French

scheme was nṣbsequently abandoned. avil ways, you will be brought (EI)" up before me, and it will be

25 YEARS AGO my duty to send you to prison

July 13, 1914. for a very long term.

Reuter's correspondent at Vienna states that the Austrians in Belgrado were la a state of panic on Saturday night in consequence of rumours that

the pupulution would avenge the anti- Servlan oxeens at Bornjeva.

+

In the Davis Cup match between France, Decugis and

England

and a hortage of two million pairs of

front with only one

thirty

trolled by the Japanese is the most sexuality by the stability of Harassed by the normal wor- serious threat that has, yet occurred health. He has not been ries of a young man growing up, FLLIS'S crime was a sim to foreign interests in the Far East, supreme

the he resolved to extend his in-

ple one. He believed that among It to nothing more or less than an attempt by the Japanese to incite pioneers, and there are few guiries into a career which would sex was the essential problem of the Chinese under their control to do curative discoveries to his help others in similar difliculties. life, yet on every side he saw it what they themselves are incapable credit, but he has played an twenty years later, "that in all obscurity behind which it rami-gordato by 6-3, 5-7, 7-5, 6-4.

"I can honestly say," he wrote covered by veils of "decent" Germat beat Roper Barrett and Mavro- of doing to drive the foreigner from invaluable part in persuad- that I have done that resolve has fed into the most hideous

Reuter's correspondent at Paris states China and thus establish order" whileh, in effect, will mean

"newing the public to lift its head never been very far from my shapes. Only, he believed by that the Senate han discussed the Bill being frank about realities, only authorising grants for national defence.. Japanese subjugation of the coun- from the sand in which it thoughts.”

The Reporter to the Army Committee was rather muddily embed- It was a remarkable decision by exploring the course of the of the Bonate declared that there was Because the Japanese propaganda | ded.”

to make in the year 1875, when rumifications and baring them Insuficient ammunition for the guns. Is one-sided INICI exclusive-the

the most dispassionate inquiry to the cool light of reason, could boots, and if the war broke out the Chinese in the occupied areas are The curious thing is that into sexuality was taboo. Freud, anything be done to cure them. aaldiers would have to proceed to the thoroughly cut off from other sources he has done it without once a few years older, was still a This was the task he set him-yent of boots each. The artillery was of news-it is comparatively easy for raising his voice to a shout. medical student and did not self, and in his prodigious inferior to that of Germany, and the farms had not been Improved sines the Japanese to sway public opinion He has delivered neither accept the primary Importance volumes. had to be published dotted that most of the Reporter's "Studies," although subsequent 1876. M. Messimy, Minister of War, against western nations, as they have

of sex in an individual's life till

statements were correct. This observa- swayed it against Britain and later speeches nor lectures.

many years later-and then abroad, he carried it through to ton caused a sensation, and an uproar will most assuredly sway it against

6nued. Mr. Clemenceau said he had other foreign Powers.

against his inclinations. But success. E was born in the suburb Havelock Ellis made his personal

He always had great advant-not attended such a heart-rending sit-

ing ance 1870. HE There is spreading throughout the

ages as a publicist and expositor,

10 YEARS AGO occupied areas a slime of Iles and

of Croydon into a family interest into a mission.

His interests, for instance, were

July 18, 1929. misrepresentation, of distortion and whose father, a ship's captain,

astonishingly wide; an authority The dranile netion of the Manchurian calumny-that-is-staining the British was nearly always away-at-sca,

Fastern Rallway ie understood to be BACK in England be gladly on dancing, French literature, Government-in-elting-the-Chinese- his mother alone.. When he was

submitted to six years of anatomy, Spain; an amateur the outcome of an understanding be

tween Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, Mar- four and the appearance of a medical training in St. Thomas's philosopher and a fine prose stal Chang Heuchelang, (Head of the of hand that events, of which even baby sister spoilt so exclusive a Hospital, where he specialised stylist, he was able to sym-Manchurian Government) und Dr. C. T. the Japanese seem to have but a partnership he denounced her brilliantly in midwifery and pathise with a great many points eiga aflatten the order for the evacua slight conception, occur that will ren- as a little bit of dirt and rub- grow acquainted with the inti- of view. He stated facts and tlon from Harbin, of all Russian

bish."

name.

It is time that silme was cleared

away, before the situation so gets out

der third Power intervention not only necessary but imperative.

The Totalitarian States have shown us in Europe that the mightiness of the spoken or written word far ex- ceeds the mightiness of the sword.

What is not generally known is that it was Britain who taught this

simple fact to Germany.

Oner before

we had need of a

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so that he was brought up by

*

Wang, the Nanking Government's For-

Ifsuch-liang in now cleared up, and It

mate details of life as it is lived remained aloof from movements. residents suspected of being Communist propagandisti, was issued by General Chang Ching-huai, head of the Chinese But this did not suggest violin Lambeth and Vauxhall.

administration at Harbin, who had de- ence, Coming back from school How closely in his middle

clared that such undesirables must leave IS was not the type of the town within twenty-four hours. HIS one day with a visible wound in twenties he resembled the pro-

mind which unearthed The mystery and excitement concerning his neck, he explained that he phot he indeed was is proved by

the sudden departure of Marshal Chiang had been stabbed with a pencil the request of a visitor to the, deep truths and forced them on Kal-shek from Peking on Thursday by a school-friend. "I hope," hospital, "Don't send any of a reluctant world. Unconvinced morning, after a long conference with said his mother, "you paid him those young students. Send us himself by extreme points of DCT. Wang and Marshal Chang "No," he replied, "for that elderly gentleman, with the view, he had yet been able to is obvious that his unexpected exit was back."

see enough of the truth in them do to the tense situation in Harbin censoquent on the seisure, of the drive to place the facts before an then I should have been as bad beard."

Chinese Enstorn Raliway that very ignorant people.

as he was:"

morning. In 101 Lord Northcliffe became

The religious attitude came Director of Propaganda in Enemy directly from the intense devo- Countries.

tion of his mother. It showed In weeks Hindenburg and Luden-itself in a burial service he held dorff were spending sleepless nights for a drowned rat, it produced about him. They admitted their Im- an anthology of the Bible when potence against his powerful weapon. he was 12, and has lasted with Northcliffe's "paper bombs" drop- modifications throughout his ped from seroplanes and smuggled life. over frontiers were more shattering

to Germany than high explosives,

more corroding than poison gas.

His work played a great part in bringing the war to a close.

INDIGNANT after one of the most stupid prosecu- tions of the nineteenth century Hitler has paid tribute to in-the first volume of his "Mein Kampf and he has paid a "Studies in the Psychology of bigger tribute by never forgetting his Sex" had been denounced as observations of the effect of Brillsh

propaganda.

Japan has learned from her Totall- tarlan ally the power that can ba wielded by the pen, and is using (1 now against Britain.

If these calumnies continuo, Hong- kong must become the centre of a counter-organisation.

We have in this Colony a brand- custing stallon quite capable of reaching every owner of a radio res eelver in the Japanese Empire.

We have printing presses that can turn out as much propaganda as the Japanese are spreading over China. We have the means of disseminat- Ing that propaganda to those parts of the For Last where it will prove most useful,

We do not need to spread iles. The Truth will serve our purpose..

obscene he wrote:

Nor has the effort to crush work resulted in any my change in that werk by 80 much as a single word. With help, or without. it, I have followed my own path to the end.

For it so happens that I come on both sides. of my house from stocks of English- men who, nearly three hund- red years ago, had encountor- ed just these same difficulties and dangers before. In the seventeenth century. Indeed, the battle was around the problem of religion, na to-day It is around the problem of

sex.

GRIN AND BEAR IT

By Lichty

PRIMP BEAUTY

"We're looking for a boauty operator with a following- one who knows all the gossip in the neighbourhood!"

5 YEARS AGO

July 13, 1004. Soranty woven mutineers and con- spiratora died in the short-lived revolt of June 30, Herr Hitler announced to- day when ho appeared bofuro tha Reichsing to relate the story of the exants leading to the tragic denoue- ment. Hitler vigorously defended the work of the Nazi Government and-de- clared that he had rescued Germany from collapse, and bad nchloved poll. tieni unity of the Reich and the people. Of the Roventy-seven who diad, nine- teen werd high Storm Troop fenders, thirty-one were ordinary Etorm Troopers, three were Black Uniform loadeza. They were all shot. In addi- tlan, thirteen Storm Troop leaders and civilians were shot while resisting arrest, three committed anleide, and Sve mem-. bers of the Nazi Party who were not Storm Troopers and thres Black Unl forms found gulity of disgraceful man- handling of prisoners were sine shot.

*

It is by one of the most dramatie changes of front in recent history that Italy has awung from vigorous cppal. tion to support of the British stand- pelnt regarding the Eastorn Locarno- Pact proposed by France. The Italian newspapers, right up to mid-day yester- day, continued to comment in strong condemnation of the proposal. In the afternoon, they wore compelled to eat their words when a semi-odelat come unique was. Isawad ainting that the Italian Government's attitude towards the Eastern Locarno was one of favour able coadoration.

The change was undoubtedly due to the vialt of Bir Erla Drummond, the British Ambasador. to Signor Mas- solini, to whom he gave a full explann- tlon concerning the outcome of Me.. Barthou's vint.

Moreover, His John Simon's speech bas ravenied a similarity of outlock helwaen Britter and Italy regarding. Rurala, whose entry Into the League of Nations Italy has always, desired.