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cidedly dissatisfied with the pro- gress of the defence programme.

Further Testimony

Representative John Vorys asked Colonel Stimson: "Should we have a definite, formal and binding agree- ment regarding the disposition of the British feet before we embark on this programme?" Colonel Stimson .replied: "That question was con- sidered very carefully last summer. We asked for, and were given,, the "strongest assurance that one da

mocracy can give another."

He referred to the British assurance that the fleet would not surrender and might, under extreme circum- stances, be based on the American continent. He added, however, that nothing can be impervious to war. "That is why I feel it is important to prevent Britain from being brought| to the breaking point where it might, violate all law.

Preposterou And Fantastic

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (Reuter), -Mr Henry L. Stimson, Secretary

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CHINESE ARMY REVOLTS

FROM PAGE ONE

arca, Ku for War, mid that the suggestion that mander of the third war the Lease and Lend Bill was so Chu Tung, was responsible for the drawn as to permit the purchase by successful suppression of the revolt.

the United States of the British and French

Members of the Fourth Route Army delayed moving for almost six prior to

fantastic,vies. was preposterous and months but sent their families across Mr Sumson was continuing ble the Yangtze River revision and

4801

the attacking evidence before the Foreign

Affairs Inunching an elaborate plan to con- Committee of the House of

Repre-trol the Ching coast extending to sentatives to-day.

Shantung Declaring that no American Pre-Chekiang Kiangsu

and Hope, with Ningkuo in Anhwel

and

sident had ever pushed the country as the southern base of operations, into war,

Mr Stimson said that Con-

The Military Council spokesman

·Fress could safely vest in President

said that the Fourth Route Army was Roosevelt the broad reponailles disarmed owing to their deflance to proposed in the Bill, including military orders and also for staging President's discretion in determining the revolt. He emphasized that the which nations the United

States High Command was forced to take might nid.

ques- Necessary Aid

the netlon which wan entirely tion of military discipline. He said nth Army, which was

that the Ninth

Mr Stimson, replying to enquiries south of the Yangtze River in Decem- by a Representative, gave his opinion

ber,

not

had

been moved northward,

that the Lease and Lend Bill would and was continuing in that direction

lead the United States into war. The questioner asked whether the until they cross the. Yellow River nid envisaged in the Bill was neces at the end of January for operations sary to prevent the defeat of Great against the Japanese.

Britain.

Mr Stimson replied, “I think -very-probably-is--

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A Democratic Representative nsk- ed: "Is it your opinion that sooner or Inter, if Britain falls, we would be the war with our loans and our manpower?"

in

opinion,"

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Wheeler's Demand WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (Reuter). Continuing his fight against Presi- dent Roosevelt's "British Ald" Bill, the Isolationist

Burton Sénator Wheeler demanded that President

Mr Silmson replied: "That is my Roosevelt should publish all reports Previously Mr Stinson

re-from his ambassadors to London and jected as "dangerous".a suggestion Paris (Mr Joseph P. Kennedy and that the broad powers proposed for Mr William C. Bullitt) before the Mr Roosevelt should be vested in a present war.

Board or Commission, but enid that Senator Wheeler, who talked with he had no objection to a limit of two Mr Kennedy last night after the lat- years on the President's exercise of ter had visited the President, sug- diese

powers.

gested to-day that the reports would

Mr Stimson told the Committee, provide valuable information in con- "I am apprehensive with regard to sidering the Lease and Lend Bill.

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CHURCH NOTICES.

ST JOHN'S CATHEDRAL (GARDEN BOAD)

2nd. Sunday after Epiphany. (Centenary Sunday)

am, Holy Communion (Communicants Fellowship) and in the Peak Church; - 12 am. Matting and Berman. (Broadcast) Preacher: The Dean; 12.15 p.m. Jioły Communion; 6.15 p.m. Evensong and Bar- mon Preacher, Rév, A. P. Home. All are invited to attend lie Bocial Hour after the Evensong in the Cathedral Hali,

Holy Communion celebrated on Thursday 150 am, and Friday 7:45 am (In Cantonese),

Saturday (Conversion of St Paul) 7.30

Notices

AJI.

-

Monday 8 pm, Badminton in the Cathe dral Mal

Thursday 10.18 p.m. Sick Intercessions."

CHRIST CHURCH.............

(KOWLOON TONQ)

Rev. Cyril Brown to Preach At Choral Eucharist

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

(3), MACDONNELL ROAD)

Barvice on Sunday, January 13 The subject of the Lesson Garmon in all Challan Science churches to-morrow wit

be "Life,"

The Golden Text will be:-"I will give unto him that is alluret of the fountain of the water of life freely. He that over. cometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son." (Revelation, 21: 6, 7).

Among others the hllowing eliationa will be read from the Bible: "God that made the world and all things therein. seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth. dwelleth not in tempias made with hands; neither te worshipped with men's hands, as though he needed anything, seeing be givath, fa, all life, and breath, and all isings" (Acts 17: 24, 25).

The following citations will also be read from the Christian Science Text- book, "Belence and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary liker Eday: "Life is kind, the crenfor reflected in His creations,..Mortal man can-never-rise from the temporal debris of error, belief in sin, sickness, and death, unill he knows that God is the only Lite..... We should consecrate existence, not "to the 100- known God" whom we "ignorantly wor ship," but to the eternal builder, the ever- lasting Father, to the Life which mortal "sense" cannot impair nor mortal belief dratny." (Science and Health, Pages 231, 289, 420).

Bunday, Jan. 19, 2nd Bunday After the Epiphany Bervicen in English, 7.15 am, Holy Communion; D45 am. Choral Eucharist and Sermon. Preacher: The glaverend

·Cyrli Drown, M.A., Chaplain of the Mis- sion to Scarmen. Hongkong. Hymns:) Processional and 375 City of God ................;

·Gradual 410 Jews the very Thought at Thee (Zune App. 19); Offertory. 45 Hall to the Lord's annointed....vv. 1, 2, 5.; Reccasional 344 All Hall the Power of Jesus Name, 6.30 pm, Evensong.

Services in Mandarin,-8 wam. Holy Com- | mornings munion; 33 x.m. Morning Prayer and Ber- man.

Tuesday. Jan. 21-V.D.MA. Annual Meating (Christ Church Branch) 6 p.m. in the Vicarage.

Wednesday, Jan. 22.-4.30 pm. Wolf-

cubs,

Thursday, Jan. 23-7.16 in. Holy Com munion; 10a.m. Meeting of the Guild of Martha and Mary in the_Vicarage; o pan. Choir Practice in the Church.

Friday, Jan. 24-0 p.m. Annual Afecting of the Guild of Martha and Mary in the Vicarage.

Saturday, Jan. 25-Conversion of Et Paul. 7.15 am, iloly Communion.

METHODIST CHURCH (QUEEN'S ROAD EAST) House Committee Meeting On Wednesday

Artvices on Sunday, January 19 Preachers.-Morning, Rev. E. Moreton; Evening, Rev. J. E. Sandbach.

Morning Parade Service at 10.15 am Hymn No. 109, Prayer, Hymn No. 514, First Lesson, Hymn No. 21, Second Lesson, Prayer, Notices, Offertory, Hymn No. 450, Sermon. Hymn No. 808. Denedletion.

Evening Service at 7 pm-Hymn No. 175, Prayer, Hymn No. 137, Lesson, Prayer, Notices. Offertory, Hymn No. 603, Serinon, Hymn No. 947, Benediction.

At the Sunday Evening Service Atla Elvie Yuen will be the solat.

Notices for the Week

Following the Evening Service a Social Hour will be held at the 8. & S. Home At 0.13 p.m. All Servicemen and etyillans will be warmly welcomed.

A meeting for Prayer and Fellowship will be held at the S. & B. Home on Tues- day at 1.20 p.m.

Monday and Thursday at the 8. B. Home-Badminton Club at 7 p.m.

Wednesday at 8.30 p.m. the House Com- nittee meets at the S. & S. Home.

UNION CHURCH (KENNEDY ROAD}

Sunday, January 19-Morning Worship 10.30 am. Preacher: Rev. J. E. Sandbach, Evening Worship 0 pm. Preacher: Rev. E. Moreton.

Announcement

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Hong- kong_ja_Branch of the Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Belentist, In Doston, Mam.), No. 31, Macdonnell Road, close to Peak Tram' Station. Sunday Service 11.15 am. Testimony Meeting, Wednesday. p.m. A Heading Room Li located in the Church building and is

Thursday and Saturday

on Tuesday and Friday 5.13 p.m. to.

evenings from p.m. All authorised | Christian_ Belence iterature" is avaliable at the Reading Room. The public is cordially, Invited to attend the services and to visit the Heading Room.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

(CAINE ROAD)

Memorial Service for the Late

Lord Baden Powell

January 19, 2nd Bunday after EpiphaDY, Papal Day

Morning services--lat Mass at á with kerman in Chinese; 2nd Mass of 8 Bolemn High Mam; 3rd Mass at 10 with sermon In English.

Evening services-At 3 Memorial Ser- vice to the late Lord Baden Powell, Chief Scout, by the Catholle Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of Hongkong and Kowloon. The funeral oration by the Rev. FT. George Byrne J., President of the Cathalle Boy Scouts. At Reellation of the Holy Rosary, sermon on the Papal Day by Hev. Fr. H. Crate SJ. and Benediction.

January 23-Recitation of the Joly Rosary and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 8.30 p.

On week days Mars at d and 7.30. Con- fessions morning and evening.

EMMANUEL CHURCH

(218, NATHAN ROAD)

Sunday-11 am. Morning Worship, Preacher: Rev. J. Steiner: 3 pm. Bunday School: Young Men's and Young Women's Bible Classes both at 9, 200 Wood load: Teachera: Me and, Mrs. Ancil Nanos; 7.30 Evening Bong_Service followed by

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tabllalument in South America of an

.Jan. 16, Tessive military Power, we should Canton

.Jan. 18. now provent Germany from over Rabaul and Manila...

Jan. 10. türning British seapower which holds Australia and Manila. the Nazis in Europe."

Swatow

.Jan, 19. Colonel Knox expressed the opinion Air Mail by "Pan-American Airways

Direct that if Germany became 10 move

free

Bervios”—-Ban Francisco dato 18th January, the ocean for the conquest of new territories, it was most probable Australia and Manila that she would move first into South Canton America and "get hold of that great Jaya and Manila

acrosa

atorehouse of

natural wealth."

give

Britain and her Fictmplate. "Only that time and they need our help to survive be survive

declared.

[Sandakan

.Jan.

Jan. 22,

Jan. 22.

Jan. 23.

.Jan. 26.

10th

The United States, ho added, need- United Kingdom and Straits Jan. 24. ed time to perfect its defences since Calcutta and Stralis

.Jan. 20. the programme for construction of a Swatow two-ocean navy under way would USA, Honolulu, Japan and Shang-

hal take six years to

(San Francisco data January

Jan, 28, us Calcutta and Straits.....Jan. 30.

U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan, and hang

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...Feb. 5,

OUTWARD MAIL TIN Registered and Parcel Mail are towed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where' mails are advertis- ad to close at or before 9 am, regis-

Colonel Knox then presented figures showing that the United States Fleet possessed 322 fighting ships on Janu- ary 1 this year as compared with the 358 ships in the navies of Italy, Ger- many and Japan combined,

Comparisons

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Saturday, Jan. 18

Air Mail by Air to Rangoon to con. noot with the "British Overseas Airways,"

as barriers against acquisitive designs of aggressive powers. Only through the support of Britain had the United States maintained the "Monroe Doc- trine" during the past 125 years.

A full

organton Knox, wir Air resources, Colonel would permit help to Britain and at the same time preparation of strong de- fences in the United States,

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Sunday, Jan. 13

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"Since the World War the United States has maintained a one-ocean navy in the Pacific. That the navy, has proved adequate in both direc-Straits tions is only because of the existence and deployment of Britain's

nuvy Canton which gave us security the

Monday, Jan. 10 Atlantic. In effect, both, we and the Manila, Batavia, Mauritlus, Lourenço British Commonwealth of Nations

Marques, and South Africa vin actually have had a two-ocean savy Durban

..0.30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21 single peaceful

Manila, Madang, Salamous, Rabaul, Australia and New Zealand via Sydney,

Current Accounts opned in Local Curin operation for a rency and Fixed Deposits received in purpose." Local Currency and Sterling on terms that: Emphasising that six years would may be ascertained on application. clapse before the completion of the

D. DENSON, United States two-ocean

navy, Hunger. Colonel Knox said: "The

Gorpel Menang. Speaker: Mar 15 General Holidays

Nance.

Monday--7.30 pm. Soldiers" and Air- men's Christian Association.

Tuesday, 10.30

Women's Bible Study at D. 1511 Wood Road. Teacher: Mrs Lechmere Clift. Topic: Boole at Ezekiel; 7.30 p.m. Young People's Club,

Wednesday--8 pm. Prayer Meeting. Thumday, pin. Choir Praction. Friday,nk36 pẩm. Children's Blory Hour at 9, 10 Wood Road.; 6 p.m. Prayer meeting at D. II! Wood Road,

Monday and Friday Evening Bible Study Classes as usual.

BRITISH WAR ORGANIZATION FUND.

CABARET AND DANCE

IN THE

PENINSULA HOTEL January 31st., 1941

9.30 p.m.

Magpaka

3 a.m. -

UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY, THE ACTING GOVERNOR LIEUT.-GENERAL E. F. NORTON,

ARTISTS:-

Y. K. SZE.

Herbert Tong and His Girl Friends— The Wanchai Brothers

Nellie Field-Elsie Soong's Kittins Tyrolionno Dance

· FROM PAGE ONE

British

Navy can survive only if the British Isles survive. Should the Britlak

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Isles fall, we can only believe that the British

Navy, which never runs from danger, will fall at the same une I think we can safely assume that the British Navy will share the Halph g Friday, October 10—The tenth day fat

of the

nation that courageous of October.

supports It Should that come to Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu Ú.8.A., and Europe vis "Pan- Tuesday, November 11-Armistice pass, our fleet would Day.

divided to meet the

dangely be

in both American Airways and Trans- Thursday, December 25-Christ- oceans. Whether it would be strong Atlantio Services.” mas Day,

enough to protect the regions dearest Friday, December 28-The twenty-to us is a matter that can not now sixth day of December,

be foretold. Once we lose the power Courts Excluded

to control oven a part of those seas, In-connection with the list of inevitably the war in Europe will be holidays, it is announced that His transferred to the Americas." Excellency the Officer Administering Succession of Attempts the Government has been pleased to Colonel Knox declared that the exclude the Magistrates from the war in Europe "must be looked upon operation of the Holidays Ordinance, as the latest of a long succession of 1912, Ordinance No. 5 of 1912, on attempts by the Dictators to establish January 28, April April 14, June a rule over all Europe and eventually July 1, August 4, October 8, establish dominion over a large por- November 11 and December 20.

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JAN. 22,

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Thursday, Jan. 23

7 p.m.

Air Mail by sen to Singapore to

connect with the "Brilish

seas Airways.”

Reg..

tion of the world

Ord.,

during the past 50

Het

ment will be open for the purposes years has it become necessary for us of Revenue collection and issue of to develop a strong navy. Circum-Straits Ord

permits only from 9 am to noon on stances that rendered, a strong navy

Kowloon P. O.

Over-

Jan. 23, 5.00 p.m. .Jan. 23, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.

Jan. 23, 5.00 p.m. .Jan. 23, 8.90 p.m. .7.00 pan. Friday, Jan. 24

3.30 p.m. Africa and United Kingdom.

G.P.O. &'E.P.Ö. Parcels,....Jan. 24, 5.00 pm.

all the above days, except Sundays essential were the contruction of the Formosa Chinese New Year's Day, Good German Navy to back aggression to-Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Friday, October 10 and Christmas ward distant lands and Japan's ex- Day.

Price Of Petrol Not Affected

pansion into peaceful lands beyond her borders."

Colonel Knox declared that to keep from engaging in a desperate struggle on American territory, the United

Stades people needed time to make

377YA.

The present price of petrol, $1.80

With Unstinted Help per gallon, le not affected by the

"They can get time to make ready iricreased duties on hydrocarbon alls and can still maintain their essential announced in Lho Government

Interests Gazette Extraordinary

throughout the world only Thursday. so long as Britain and its fleet sur- The announcement revoked the vive. With our unstinted help, 1 Legislative Council Resolution of firmly believe that that nation connot July last year which increased the be defeated.

on

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20 Sunday, Jan.

Sandakan, Madang, Salamaus, Rabaul

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Tuesday, Jan. 28

18.30 am

Noon.

duty an light olls from 60 cents to "We will act in our best national Rangoon and Calcutta 80 cents and reintroduced it with Interests, therefore, If while increas Straits, Ceylon, India, E. and South the addition of an increase of from Ing our naval powers as fast as we Africa 30 to 40 cents duty on heavy olla

.Noon

to be used as fuel for any heavy we we provide the British Common- Manila, Australia and New Zealand

wealth of Nations with the means via Thursday Island. oll road traffic and a tox of 10 that will bring her through this cents on other hydrocarbon olls tragic crisis." which had previously not been tax-

ctl

same,

The petrol

tax remains the

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HANOI, Jan. 17 (UP)-Vice- Admiral Sawamoto yesterday return-Manila, Batavia and Sourabaya, UNIVERSITY CEREMONY ed to his cruiser at Haiphong from

8.30 a.m. Hanol The Commander of On Monday, January 20 at 6.30 pm, French army, General Martin,

Thursday, Jan. 30)* Sandakan

8.30am. His Excellency the Acting Governor,night left for Salgon. He will return Straits and Calcutta

Parceis......Jan. 30, 11 am. gregation in Hongkong University, General Mordant, having arrived this followed by a meeting of the Court weeks.

Tuesday, Feb. 4 of the University."

Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA. Canada, Central and South America and United-Kingdom vin San Fran..

Nine Irish Ships Sunk Off

Own Coast In War

Cisco.

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DUBLIN, Jan. 17 (Reuter).—The Minister of Supplies, Scan Le Mass, revealed in a debate in the Dail to-day that a total of

Feb. 4, 4 p.m. Feb. 4, 5 p.. ninë ships of Irish registration, flying the Irish flag, had been

Feb. 4, 7pm.. sunk off the Irish coast. ¡place alongside the British Com- "Superscribed" Correspondence Unly,

Singapore Irish

monwealth of Nations immo-|

· THE ' CHEERO "CLUB · SINGAPORE, Jan. 17 (Reu- diately to crush Hitloriam and'all

Choero' Club activities for the ter)Prominent Irish business-that it atanda for. "As

coming week are announced as fol- men here have cabled Mr Eamon The cable' wie diepatched, after low? do Valera, the Premier of Eire,nit over. Malaya in support of its Wednesday, Dance 6.30 p.m. thurs- many Jetters had been received from Tuesday. Whist Drive 6.30 pm.; Imploring Eiro-to abandon terms as proposed by a letter inserted day, Bridge and Man-Jong; Friday, neutrality and take her "rightful in advance in the local newspapers.. Darts and Table Tennis..